Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 20, 1921, Page 4

PAGE FOUR TO LOSE OUT? Yankee Outfielder Too Heavy to Bend Over for Them, Scribe Says New York, Ap: 19—Babe Ruth happens to be Babe Ruth. Otherwise he probatly would be rubbing elbows with the bench warmers. Thus far in thix very brief dash somewhere for the “ankees, the slug- ger king has been an awful bust. His hitting has been good enough, but his fielding has been just about 50-50. With a roll around -his waist that has him about thirty pounds over- weight, the Bambino is too fat to bend over after them and too slow to get back under them. In company with Bob Meusel in right and Ping Bodie in left, the babe is helping the Yanks to get the worst outfielding in baseball. Must Get in Condition. When the Bambino gets his home run machinery in working order, he may win a lot of games for . the Yankees but he'll lose many more if he doesn't get in condition to field as he did last year, which, of course, was far from the Speaker variety of skill. In the opening game, Ruth let a drive by him because he couldn't bend over to get it. The same thing hap- pened the next day. Tis throwing has been poor and his, volume has forced the none-too-fast Bodie to cover part of his territory. Failed to Reach Third. In the opener, Babe smashed a ter- rific clout clear out to the center field fence. A mast man like Sam Rice could have made it clear around in a romp. But Babe was thrown out at third and pulled up puffing like a $$$ ie Club Standing | UNA WING BIG SECURED FOR | OPENING HERE : - 4 1 -2 1 -667 ys Pittsburgh 3 2 4.600 } y Casper and Grey bull teams of the |Cincinnatt ---___ 2 3 400'Newark Distance Runner Sets Midwest league will play a pre |Philadelphia ——__. 1 3 333 N Mark in 25. Mil season series of three games start- | Brooklyn 1 4 -200} few Mark in “IVE ing here next Saturday, according |St. Louis ——_. 0 3. 000! Road Race to arrangements perfected today. | press Both Casper and Greybull open American League, their seasons at the southern end Won. Lost. Pet.) BOSTON, April 19.—The American of the Midwest circuit April 27. The 1 750! marathon, carrying virtually the road games here will be played Satur 5 vd .600 racing champion of the country at Che Casper Daily Cribune SPORTS--LOCAL, STATE, NATIONAL IS BABE AUTH (GREYBULL Is day, Sunday and Monday. Saturday and Monday games will start at 3:30, which will enable busi- ness people to see part of the game. 1600/25 miles, was won today by Frank 500 | +500 es taco Hts ta to The Sunday game will start at 3 Chicago — o'clock, Philadelphia «agp eee j Ohio Golfer Is OUTFIELDER RELEASED. Last Scores | St. PAUL, Minn, April 19—Wil- jliam Cole, outfielder, has been re- jleased by the St, Paul “American as- jsociation club to Omaha, of the Western league, it was announced B.\here today. Made President American Team) x cue Pittsburgh EASE Chicago -.. 200 320 00"— 7 10 2 ROBERTSON MUST TRAIN. CHICAGO, April 19. — Emmett] Batteries—Zinn and Schmidt; Glaz-| CHICAGO, April 19—David Reb- French, of Youngstown, Ohio, was|ner, Tyler, Carlson and O'Farrell. jertson, Cub outfielder, was notified selected to captain the team of Amer- ican professional golf players which |yesterday he would have to take a At Cincinnati: R. H. E.jtraining trip at his own expense be- will go to England this summer’ to/st, Louis 00 000 000-0 6 2/fore he would be reinstated. compete in_the British open cham-| Cincinnati 013 000 00°— 4 7 0 WELLING MEETS HARTLEY. fay, Pertica, Kircher | NEW YORK, April 19.—Joe Well- Luque and Hargave. pionship. French was stlected by | Batteries— committee composed of Robert Gard-!and Clemon: ner, George Sargent and Alex Pirie. Eleven players, to be selected later, will accompany him. Seah Us Brooklyn, lightweights, will meet to- [night in a 15-round bout. | LEWIS IN HANDICAP MATCH. ) At Boston—New York-Boston game postponed; rain. TRIBUNE C,ASSIFIED ADS ey \ BRING RESULTS. At Philadelphia—Breoklyn-Philadel- phia game postponed; wet grounds. ler) Lewis, world's heavyweight wres- | tling champ, will meet in a handicap |match htre tonight an “unknown,” R. H. E./said to be a college man, the protege American League. At St. Louis: mountain locomotive. He got five hits in the opening game by taking a normal cut at the ball. In the next game he tried to murder it and didn't, get a single safety. —_——__>—_——___ Ball Players May Leave Unless They Find Homes Here Hey Casper! Do you know that you are likely to lose some of the most promising members of the Casper baseball team unless arrangements are made to provide the players and their families with housing accom- modations? Severul members of the local squad are married and although they have called Casper their home for weeks have been unable to secure satisfac- tory accommodations, Believing that this condition would be injurious to the morale of the baseball team and might result in some of the players leaving Casper, The Tribune is en- tering this plea with Casper boost- ers to see what can be done to pro- vide our national pastime warriors with living quarters. The Tribune will gladly handle these accommodations. Casper has a high class baseball team both moral- ly and in ability to interpret) base- ball. Let's get behind them and see that they get a place to live. Tell us what you have and if it is suit- able we will communicate your of- fer to the baseball club. LEAGUE RULES, BEING DRAFTED Conferences Opening Today to Take Up Schedule and Im- portant Decisions The rules which will govern the Midwest league this summer will be ironed out by the mectings which start in Denver today. The first un- dertaking of the meeting in which all team managers will participate will be in perfecting a 120-game echedule. The long season is a new wrinkle in the aspirations of the league enthusiasts and it will be worked ont if feasible. After the schedule committee frons out the arrangements, a regular league meeting in which the managers of the teams and the presidents of the clubs will be represented will be held for the purpose of perfecting all other arrangements, such as naming umpires, deciding on official uniforms, equipment and rules. Manager Abrogast of the local team left last night for, Denver, where he will attend the schedule committee meeting. It is probable he will be joined at the league meeting by L. A. Reed, president of the local club. —_— NOTICE. I wish to announce No. 70 won the pillow top which was raffled off this morning. 3 * Cc. J. HAWKES. L. J. PERRAULT Foot Specialist Apt. “B” Wyatt Hotel MEMORIAL DAY I have erected forty curbings in Casper cemetery in two years and not a crack in one of them. Hun- dreds of satisfied monument cus- tomers throughout the state testify to my workmanship and fair prices. Place your order now for Memo rial Day work. Robert Simpson CASPER MONUMENT WORKS 505 E. Second St. Casper, Wyo. Phone 957-W Games Today | Chicago -. 020 000 000-—- 2. & Olof Gus Schenlein, Princton wres- = St. Laquis - 00 000 01*— 3 6 O/tling instructor, who several years ago National League. Batteries—Kerr and Schalk; Shoker| wrestled under the name of “Amer- and Severeid. jicus."" Lewis agreed to throw his op- | ponent within 20 minutes, WILLIAMS BEATS PURYEAR. — BALTIMORE, Md., April 19. — At Detroit—Cleveland-Detroit game|Kid Williams defeated Earl Puryear postponed; field snow covered. in 12 rounds last night. = RACE HORSE GOES LAME, NEW YORK, April 19.—Inchcape, the colt which J. H. Rosetter, Cal ARBUCKLE IN HIS LATEST FIVE-ACT COMEDY New York at Boston. Brooklyn at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Cincinnati. Pittsburgh at Chicago. At Washington—Philadelphia-Wash- ington game postponed; cold weather. American League. Chicago at St. Louis. Cleveland at Detroit. Philadelphia at Washington: Boston at New York. At New York—Boston:New game postponed; wet’ grounds. York Jesse L. Lasky. presents » ROSCOE (FATTY ) 4 ARBUCKLE in The Dollar a Year Man’ aramounl Gpiclure Sh-h-h! Fatty’s a de-@ teck-ativ! and you’ 11 need no magnifying glass to find the laughs in this picture. Supported by LILA LEE ALSO A Two-Part Western Drama “THE OUTLAW’S REFORMATION” }\ Outing Scenic ADMISSION “ONE DROP IS ENOUGH” 40c TODAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY =| SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF WIRE ing, of Chicago, and Pete Hartley, of | NEW YORK, April 19.—Ed (Strang-|J Zuna, of Newark, N: J. He made a new record for the event, his time being 2 hours, 18 minutes, 573-5 sec- onds. ‘The previous record was 2 hours; 21 minutes, 181-5 seconds, made in 1912 by Mike Ryan, of New York, Zuna was fresh as a daisy after the long hike. Charles Mellor, ot Chicago, who has raced with the win- ner almost from the start, finished second. His time was 2 hours, 22 minutes, 12 seconds. Third place this year went to the winner of last year’s race, Peter Tri- youlidas of New York. Trivoulidas’ time was 2 hours, 27 minutes, 41 sec- onds. Another former winner, Edouard Fabre of Montreal finished sixth. BOSTON, April 19.—The American marathon road race.was run again today. A field of 56 athletes, the country’s best in the long distance running game, competed. The run- ners started at noon from Ashland, 25 miles west of this city, under dull skies and with a following. breeze. The day was. cool. fornia turfman, was reported to have sold to Sam Hildreth and Harry Sin- clair for the record price of $150,000 has gone lame, and will not run in the Kentucky derty, it was reported here today. CINCINNATI GOLF TOURNEY. CINCINNATI, April 19.—The Cin- cinnati Golf club will stage the cen- tral states tournament during the week of June 27. TUESDAY, MPRIL re, yay for this sccoumaedation it behcove. anyone destrous of securing a stall ARMY DESERTER AND CMR THIEE ARE. RECAPTURE: SUNDANCE, Wyo., April 19—#..) Foulk, army deserter, who with an. other deserter, Joo Tarrington, broks out of ths Crook county jail her and stole an automobile belonging 1» AUTO PARKING STALLS SOLD AT BULL PARK Automobite owners to desire to get good accommodations at the baseball perk for the games that will be played| this summer should arrange ‘with Bill Whittle for a parking stall. ‘These stalls will be sold at $10 for the entire s¢tason and a choice seat will thus be provided for tho early bird. J. W. Zine, was recaptured by Sher. During the summer these stalls will| ff Hurt near Efulett, where the caro- be maintained for the svle use of the|line supply of the automobile becams persons having the season ticket. Tho| exhausted. Tarrington, however, stoi holder of the ticket will always hayo|a horse near that point and mad, the right to use the space reserved.|good his getaway, lust being heard of With the demand that js being mado near the Montana line. JERSEY CITY GETS BATTLE NEW YORK, April 19.—The Dempsey-Carpenticr heavyweight championship bout will be in Jersey City Saturday, July 2. This an nouncement was made by Promoter Tex Rickard here today. fea apr said he had not made cholce of the actual site in Jersey. Three different sites are under consideration, all of which bibs excellent transportation facil- ities. Rickard said that while both Newark and Atlantic City offered favorable sites, the hearty co-oper- ation of the Jersey City authorities and chamber of commerce as well as proximity to New York were factors which led ‘to the final choice. August Hermann Not Yet Engaged CINCINNATI, April 19.—President August Herrmann of the Cincingat! National league baseball club and for- mer chairman of the old national baseball commission, said today that the announcement of his engagement to wed Mrs, Elizabeth Dougherty, a Chicago widow, was premature. Mr. Herrmann said that the _ announce- ment was the result of joking among friends. at a dinner which he and Mrs. Dougherty attended. TODAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY CONSTANCE Continuous 1 //, a one-horse town. aix reels. POSITIVELY THE FIRST TIME IT WAS EVER DONE IN CASPER Two Big Super-Special Attractions LYRIC In Her Very Latest Success “Good References’ We recommend this picture because Connie scores big with the greatest comedy knockout of her career. THE PLOT Is: A nifty bathing suit with a meager expression in And then the fun begins, and continues through ‘ NEXT BIG ATTRACTION . Mack Sennett’s Very Latest ‘LOVE, HO AND BEHAVE’ With Chickens, Excitement, Fun and Romance and Some More Fun Interwoven With Spice That Is Salted Down With a Happy Thought YOUR MONEY BACK IF NOT SATISFIED For the Love of Mike, Come Early! BINNEY The Captivating Little Star of ‘39 EAST” and “SOMETHING DIFFERENT” IN A WHOLESOME NEW COMEDY-DRAMA_ to 11 P. M. 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