Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 30, 1921, Page 6

“Che Casper Daily Cridune FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1921 ASPER LETS ‘BLUFFS DOWN WITH TWO HITS; WINS 2 TO O 2,SUD ENTEREG (322 HM UF TITERS REGED SH ETE Locale Tur abies on Nebraske Leaeee/ BANGS NDGE | ctab Standino PADDR WILL REGORD NOT LIKELY TO BE LOWERED MANY TIMES IN Al RELAY Jackson Is Hero of Battle. ; HT VICTORY or ae : eae v : Scottsbl z Gee — . a SCOTTSBLUFF, Neb., April 28.—Scottsbiuff Id not * Seige . ae np uheteg ay Opened] iimit in speed of trotting and running | years, he sald hit ag invincible Chante Jackson, Casper’s pitching ace,|Denver Comes From Behind and 2 $001 Olympic Sprint Champion Enters rate ori oma cording to Pree a Ruane, Ac; | |, Professor Andersun bas been making | and the visitors took the second game of the series by a| Defeats Refining Team , for Harvard and Chicago jadelphia the animal. husbandry department of |‘‘stanard-bred” rotters and “thorough. score of 2 to 0. This is the second shut-out game that has by Score of 3 to 2 Meets i a sencany penises Feet Epatecky, fave) poses KOR San bred? runners, and iaesak Bis! covet: of played by these ake Liat ‘ ‘ La fiaiees teh ae A pr isn Ne Baraat at AES. ns on a study of record ani Nor- asper runs came in the fi inning after Hill had walked - ech ppellan sinc it 5 5 agg te Teg bat iF ana mht Po | ane Poh coeds fhe fh inning after Hl had walked) mewn, tou cease Eee tt al a ors ‘g00 | W: Paddock, Olympic sprint champion, who at recent meets at Berkeley and Redlands, Cal., were credited by timers with establishing five new records, of more than 50 years. a= 6 Y Chicago -. to second and he came home on Mc- til Denver had gathered three runs cé sf T di In sixty years, the record of three-) Neil's timely single. q th th inning, the Denver Broncs |New York 4 ames £oaay TRON) HOMece baw 5 been > lowered, romped off with the long end of the| Boston -- afi SCEOSDSEVINLTSTDDILOTT PP SLTET INET Por ee Franklin field today with the long- est entry list in its history and with an international setting given by the presence in several events of the from 2.40 to 2.02%, m reduction of |,.xesterday as another carnival day ee t throughout the Platte Valley and the score yesterday by defeating Greybull |‘ announced today he would conipete in { team from the combined universities Miaweet ‘Leagee eH fi se nr ac oalip en ee wR of the town ture! out en masse PIKE’S P 4 to 2. Denver took advantage of some piace ogabernane ee tip inviatisnal-rabet Rt, tha Harvard b of France. (EE ig stated, ord of running horste over a distance |* attend the celebration, which was 1 | |tucky breaks because the refiners out- = Giiveraity stallion Jung 16° endim' the | There were about 2,600 men and|’ yoramie at Streling. of one mile has been lowered from | St#se\ under the auspices of the Elks. hit’? the, Colorado’ .sinsgers 1% to American’ League. American intercollegiate track and } boys who entered the program, com- Greybull at Denver. is 1.42% to 1.34 4-5 a reduction of 6 4-5 The gime started at 3 o'clock and Denver made two errors while the wc Wen List field meet at Chicago, June 18, | prising 77 events. Weather conditions a? al ‘Netther bi has failed to there wes something doing alJ the (Ry United Press) Greybull boys made their first and Cleveland C i Paddock, ‘who is a student at the { early today were unfavorable. A cold} _ National League. arti re febhatiucthgtrae ring -a genera.| "fe unt after the baseball benefit) COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., April] Only error of the season. tye erp ee Sy University of Southern California Briers g pea ae ng SUAL WGpasastphag tatters: Ton aac tine te Protea: Anierer |dance which was held last night. .|29.—The automobile races on Pike's| _ ‘The score: Je PCE weehitork icone here, sald he thought that “to run his ‘Yhe opening day's program - tf a 700). eink a 2914 cases The first ‘display of authority of a|Peak for prizes aggregating $4,100) Greybull --0 0010100 0— : BekiEe raga that Teer oy reuitas Icague offiewsl came in yesterday's|Will be held September & this year, it} Denver ----0/0 000000 3—3 = (i. Pigacre ed . have been made in the life of a single |S#™e when Dwpire Palmiter ordered|has been officially announced. In-|_ Batteries: Denver, doch is Site fic] Sees Pitcher Flynn uf the Scottsbluff team |cluded in the prizes is the $2,000 Pén-| Diamond; Grey ull, Kelley te. SPE ISS, oa 4 best in the national championships at Pasadena, Cal., July 1, he ought to compete in a few races in the inter- vening time.” Dean Cromwell, coach at U. 8. C. Boston at New York. Chicago at Pittsburgh. Cincinnati at St. Louis. prised 31 events, mostly for school- boys. Notable exceptions included the sprint and distance medley relay: Q-mile race, 440 yards low hurdk and the pentathlon. Because of the participation of the} Cleveland at Chicago. LEXINGTON Ky., April 29.—The]be much slower than at any time in horse. - pias 3 ptt Minis Detroit off the grounds after he had stren-|rose cup, donated by Spencer Pen- Philadel American League. ae Oe ante ree atording to | Uously argued a valled ball. rose, Colorado miltionaire. ‘The cup| FPP OORD SET irom : will accompany Paddock and may also French team in the sprint medley in-| St. Louis at Detroit. Professor Anderson, is shown clearly | 5 cntartctmne aa ieee tol Rite Cash atin denne ake east three other U. 8. C. athletes, terest centered in that race. Two of] Washington at Philadelphia. by the records of three-year-olds and nd celebration fea-| high. P in ion. total George Schiller and Gwynn Wilson, res preparatory aid fo: the | $2,100, eae BS are the French athletes are champions in} New York at Boston, the years they were made, These are| 20S Loany will bo Mt the herds of| ‘The races this year will be-over the INH URDLES Last Scores quarter milers, and Roy (“Swede ‘wa Kanat es their country. Ferry holding the 400 ee akuie Ga pti ae the ex-service men. An Americin Le-|same course as those of last—trom kbd init oetiora aA meters title and Seurin the 200 me- A S ‘OCR COL 1860—Elvira Whiteside, 2.39; 1874—| ion confetti carnival a4 dance will|Crystal Creck bridge tot Rush of licants, ters, while a third, Delvart, is holder T T Lady Stout, 2.29; 1883—Hinda Rose, | © *. oie rys' idge to the summit Appl of the world’s 500 mpters record. Biget, the fourth member, is a fast quarter miler. cone: Te . 5 “ 0 * 2.19 1889-—-Axtell, 2.14; 1892—Arion, | ide the days fete. of the peak, about 12 miles, The| FRANKLIN FIELD, Pi3D.ADEL-| At Philadelphia: at's the latest reform mov Folowing is the score Which tells'events will be held under {h¢ rules|PHIA, April 29.—A new world’s rec- WL i) S R AC. Fy | 2k Voto, 2.05% 5 1917 Tie eat | Of Caspers first victory: jof the American Automobile? angocia-j 0rd of 62 4-5 seconds was made by A. |Philadetphia 401 001 14°11 12/0 Lady. 2.03, and 1920—Sister ‘Bertha| ,,C@sPe'— AB. R. H. BO, A. E.'tion. Entries must be made not later|Desch, of Notre Dame university In} Batterles—Scott and O'Neill; Mead: os ; ee "eh Jackson, cf. 1 1 0. 0 0 than August 8. winning the first heat of the 40-yard |ows and Bruggy. number of prominent citizens : cenkdia aR ey Garrity, If. 0 0 440 At the same time of the Pike's Peak | hurdle. The forlaer record was held —_—— ; have volunteered to act as inspec- . NEWMARKEET, England, April | ¢ > McNeill, 3b..----4 0 1 1 4 races the Colorado sports carnival|by J. M. Wett who did 54 1-5 on the} At Brooklyn: Aors.-—Age-Herald. rs 28.—{By The Associated Press)}—The Sport E vents Slattery, 1b. 0 0 11 6 4jwill be staged here. Some of the|same track last year. New York 010 000 000— 1 = , two thousand guineas, the classic ! Hartzell, rf. 0 1 2 © O'events are airplane races to Denver, Se ee Brooklyn -----000 009 200— 2 Subscribe for The Tribune—— 3 race for colts and ‘fillies run here ’ Donica, 2b. ----3 0 1 1 4 \O after the ships have circled Pik NOTICE TO, WATER USERS. |_| Batteries—yan, Sallee and Snyder; f | today, was won by Viscount Astors | JQ Be Hi arvey’s | ®estwiex ss. 0 © 1 1 Q/Peak, and a polo tournament. Crack|, All persons having unpaid water /Routher and Miller i Craig, an Eran. Jackson, p. 1 0 0 1 0 teams from Chicago, Kansas City,| DiS 2rter Apu Dy) ater. paulo { SONCTION CITY, Kans., Apri 29—| Joseph Watson’s Lemonora was 5 Hale, c. . 0 0 7 0 0)Wichita Falls, Texas, and other cities| CITY OF CASPER WATER | At St. Louis—Cincinnati-St. Louis { The Junction City band, which has| second and J. B. Joel’s Humorist F irst Program ae = TT OT TRU compete in’ the latter. 28-3t DEPARTMENT. + played Allan Eustace of Wakefield to Soba aeneeaty peas an Totals ----——. behead Seiko der Ci PesName Daly: Spee A IN ad Se Re —_ ro as } victory in many a wrestling ™=stch one thousand guineas, also oo, | . BE. Shere, will >e on hand on Convention} Frum today, was won by W. Raph- LONDON, April 29—Col. George| qe ABR. HPO. A.B} ‘OD -310 000 010— 5 10 3 hall, Kansas City, May 2, when Eus-| sel’s Bettina. William Clark’s Pe- | rarvey, the new American ambassa- peaked Lo 2b. rz : a 2 é 5 )\ Res ease cence » tace meets Mamhout, the most ter-| treat was second and Viscount As- | aor to Court of St. James and Mrs. oom suite eo Poca” ote & rible of the “Terrible Turks.” tor’s Lie pasnynd was eh oe this | B8xvey are expected to arrive in| piynn, p. 2. oo 1 ney and Gharrity; Piercy and Schang. E wont to nis’ native land to fight hen | race. which it for Syearold Milles. Bre rep nee ane ott eaeeer | Uren. 0 0 0 3 0| CHAMP\TO PLAY PRESIDENT. jcourse of training under Billy Evans. | the world war started and only re-| It was run over the Rowley mile, | sio.american sporting events, and in} Rocne 1 0 0g 6 Ot. GHICAGC, April 29,—Charlen my-|!nstruction will Include work in sem = cently has come back to America. Be-| 88 was the two-thousand the midst of the visit to London of|weiker, 3b, 0 O94 829;anm Sr.,/aha, wite, parents of the) Pro Samos. the trees) will etecmine = © fore the war he was one of the most| event which preceded it. many ifnportant American financial, |penninghoven, 0 1 5 3. 9, Well known xmateur golf champion, | the league selections. Batteries—Leonard, Cole and Bass- feared of wrestlers, and most of the Fa % commercial and other delegations and|xijden, If, _-.-3 0 1 1 0 o/ lett today for the east to join their HOUR SET FOR B ler, Manion; Uhle and O'Neill. E present high lights of the same had| A race Seeks individuals. pn pera re 9 2 2 2 Bison who leaves May 4 with the team RK BIG FIGHT. } erased his name from their visiting Some of the international sporting oy — — — = Djot american golters who invade Eng-| NEW YORK, April 29.—1'he Demp-|_ At Boston: R. H. E. b lists. eyete events, notably polo, which will be 0 2 2 17 Gland. They reotived. word that|Sey-Carpentier bout will ttart at 2|Philadelphia --100 000 100—2 6 2 = , \ The band, which is led by Prof, A ppro Tiation | Pve4 at the exclusive Hurlingham, ; Chick” had requested President |0’clock eastern time, July 2, Tex|Boston ..-.-.--100 300 20¢— 6 10 0 cK Phillip Alsson, formerly instructor of p Roehampton and Ranelagh clubs, are R.H. BE, Harding to play got with him today Rickard announced. Batteries—Perry, Keefe, Hasty and M ! violin at Lindborg college, is composed |. A quite as important in the season's -000002000—2 4 2/and that the president had accepted. ——— Perkins; Bush, Myers and Ruel. hals of wrestling fans. The members never For Ol MN Pics) °°! calendar as in the sporting al-| Scottsbluff 000000000—0 2 1 DIVIDEND DECLARED. | have failed to appear when a wrestling ymp |manac and the functions are likely] *Batted for Clark in ninth. GAMES FREE 10 BOYS. ‘OIL CITY, Pa, April 29.—The| At Chicago—St. LouisChicago game i | match is staged. Their attendance at to take on the character of pseudo-| Summary—Left on bases, Scotts-| gp JOSmPH, Mo., Avril 29-—-Ai1| Southern Pipe Line company, at a[postponed; wet grounds. Here’s another new style— | such events is much better than at the f: . he official contests should the American| bluff, 3; Casper, 7. Sacrifice hits— od ‘|meeting held in Oil City yesterday ——— Wide bad ‘ regular rehearsals or the weekly con-| PARIS, April 29.—A motion to vote| ambasiiador, as is expected, attend| Garrity. Struck out—by Jackson, 7; pats iota kn Pasa No ally oats declared a quarterly dividend of $3 a MIDWEST LEAGUE. Note the de band. special } certs. an appropriation of twenty million| them. by Fiynn, 3; by Hill, 1. Bases on balls| gays and holidays. 4 share, payable June 1 to stockholders! At Sterling—Laramie-Sterling game shape bow in back 4 ———- — francs for the purpose of erecting a ————. —off Flynn, 2; off Hill, Hit bats- ei of record May 16. called at end of first inning; rain. and other exclusiy. | Belgian Workers Take Holiday. | stadium in which to hold the 1924] The species of fish known as mouth-|man—by Flynn, Jackson: cere? Rerereonek pcos ntetl amelie . BRUSSELS, April 29.—The railroad | Olympic games, should they be|breeders, found in Africa, is #0 called| Hostwick. Hits off Flynn, UMPIRES TO BE TRAINED. TEN KILLED IN SPAIN. Miss Elien Terry, for many years features. men have decided to do no work on|awarded to Paris. will be discussed | because the female carries her newly-| innings; off Hill, 2 in 5 1-3 innings.| DEYROIT, Mich., April 29—Twelve| PAMPLONA, Spain, April 29.—Ten|considered the foremost English ac- May 1, This will cause a complete| ext week by the Paris municipal/hatched young in her mouth, only| npire, Palmiter. of the 100 umpires who applicd for| workers were Killed and a dozen others|tress, will observe the 65th anniver- Webel Commercial Co. tie-up of the Belgian roads. The|council, The appropriation, it is ex-| permitting them to leave thelr strange a positions with the Michigan-Ontario| badly burned by an accidental explo- . } Brussels tramways will also suspend | sected, will ybe voted by a great ma-|nursery at night to search for infu-| TRIBUNE. 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