Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 14, 1921, Page 7

€be Casper Daily Cribune UNE’S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS 0 b ” im | m Ag - @ = < r m = m 12) mi > Hy) ww = 4 z m A wn » =) rs) nq 2) A s mi m nINGLES FL On ecta eres mouse oor” |ULTOBLANK |_Gereee Teton BI i NIRAT LARAMIE * CHINPIONSHIPONLOGAL COURTS sor] “otaninderteocene DENIER, TOD Se —— Denver at Scottsbluff. Bis sood . Sterling ~——_____ Taking seven first places and seven second places in a . " i S 4 Organization of Casper Tennis Club Planned as iii" ——— 10-event track meet, Casper scored 57 out of a possible 80 |Scoring Ends ogg ngrircre Bisons Triumph, 15 to 6; in Sg Prelimi 5 ; peces) and stepped off with all honors in the first Central| Irrigators in First Inning of | ittnett at nrockina. ging Match With Laramie = reliminary to Setting Dates for Tourney; National meet, which was held at Douglas yesterday. Thursday ‘Game St Louis at New York, Wildcat Clan = B ¢ * Won Lost against the athletic teams of five of the| | Chicago at Philadelphia Midwest Star to Enter Inter-Mountain Pittsburgh ————_i8 biggest high schools inthis section of the state, but the point |, SCOTTSBLUFE, Neb. May _11—| eee ts ; Foe se eR | iste cere eee Sramibed Us OPP) Sing withijaiagia fan tn the first! <woston at Chicago. LARAMIE, Wyo., May 13.—A do’ jof bingles filled the air in Th Plans for bringing the Wyoming State Tennis tournament | Chesse fected here by Coach Dean Morganjnents before hundreds of spectators, ) | | | Cincinnati frame of their game with Denver yes Philadelphia at St. Louts. game between Greybull and to Casper this year under an agreement with the Midwest| sou" 5 7 igi tak St whoa apparently were: from) Thay asiigher out tis Bronchos 1] New York at Detroit. and “when the tempest subsided. t Refining company to back the project financially have the “296 | Caser, ‘teams-was “presented> with 2) -50-yara ~ dash—rdves “of * Casper, belek: Sty Sen ny heared bl dapmeseindbonle Mme score of 15 to 6. Gteybull hit indorsement of officials of the Intermountain Tennis associa- See which } sis Scott of Casper, second; Bloom-| arin, for Denver, and Hitt for the| 4 Japanese beauty must Fave ott: Sesety: Ok; the ‘etact mae eeety tion, under whose auspices the event is held, and title play : Fc LTO enone The ng ihe) Blufts, Kept thelr hits well scattered | strelght black bas. | Should she Bave | rede rong srg beg 3 here between Wyoming’s best racquet artists is virtually classed were” the rest “of the track first Interscholastic record which was|‘"rS,ous the session: R. H. E.|the slightest tendency to wave, she|from the mound after which Seiees ta'a Willer caarge’tute Sock the Yatergeouneete dovishe-chaapion: Gt | CSnesiiae’ hector avacane 15 patets,|outered at Douglas. |Denver _..---- 000 000 000—0 & 6| will take endless trouble to straighten | San shut. Laramie out. ie nip 24 2 thi ira Vheat-| = 000— —as trouble, tn fact, as an e 2 < . Dates ‘Mount regio: Ni jand fourth — ian pataie fanq| Thornton of Glenrock, socond; and eateries Stare ene =a Aoi girl, would take to produce |Greybull 119 ae e058 18 ‘Wyoming, and support may be ex- ican. pe NapectreP oh |B ne titty Cith one tone nalts | Anson of Glenrock, third. 17 feet 10% | rite and Benainghoven. tee ebgiaeloa attoct | Laramie 400 on tod > : 3 inches. a pected from the majority of those in-| wil be entered, include the following: | St. 2 TEER bere eig nner af nal ema vegies 9 yard dash—Groves of Casper, 3 terested. Junior Salt Lake Center, week af — 3 mo | OFFICIAL 10 BE SENT =: Local plans ca\l for holding the|June 6. |quist of Douglas, third; Blodgett of } + tourney on the Midwest courts during| Salt Lake City tournament, week for the indi-| Casper, fourth. Time, 24 seconds. | ction tances OF LEAGUE SEASON ON MAY 17 a 8 erton of Manville, third. Heighth, OF L i 3 Denver City tournament, week of the week of June 27, some two weeks | June 20. the detail of the eventst first; Bishop of Casper, second; Full- ge | feet 10 inches. i PARIS, May 13—~(By Thed ly 14. Mills Leads i : | 100-yara dash—Scott of Casper, first; Press)}—France will be represented e Utah State tournament, week of Linge. ai un Groves of Casper, second, and Anson Fireworks, balloons and the ear- been Indicated, and while closing ficially at th» boxing est july 26. conai P Piktsburet Sens of Glenrock, third. Time 10 and three-| splitting crack of aerial bombs will | may not be genera’, enough estab- |Georges Carpentier and Jeck é Southern Idaho tournament, week! Gincinnat! 2 8. Billiard Match titins seconas. ushor in tie formal opening of the | lishments will be locked to insure lsey for the world's heay t q . er jeague seaso r ¢ attendance of tr je. <ith bead pean St. Louis &, New York 7. pe ariel ag es Wheatland Ph ert ie {somes ae 2 oa a larg e peop! = J ry 4 Nee on July 2, the Aten & os a Philadelphia-Chicago game winning two straight games from| Whitworth of Wheatland, third, Time | bombe will be fired every half hour | ,N° Season reservations for park- that the Trenatene Ceca - bral. | . - ing automobiles will be issued, it n| — Buteher, O. J. Mills stepped into) 5:21. and demonstrations wiMl continue | LS Announced today. ‘These spaces |sent an official representative ‘to erseay 5 SR jead in the 500-point match which| Hich jump—Scott of Casper, first;| until the hour of the game, 4:15 | Thy prnowoe tpasy. Chess spaces |iitemational boxing match. fhe New York 11, Deleainte a played for exhibition pur-| Blodgett of Casper, second, Thornton,| o'clock. where reservations may be obtained {tional touring office is o ‘Washington 4, Cleveland poses at the Union Pool hal}. This|of Glenrock, third. Heighth, 5 feet The celebration will also include Colorado State tournament, Denver, te ‘ match 5 : will be announced tater. A nominal |Yovage to New York on a# si beck a Aumuat: 7 Phiiadelphia 8, Bt. Louls 6. ny lng Spe aberrrnals Oal ae hurdles—-Seott, Casper,| pians announced todayy ‘Headed by | charge of 50 cents a car will be gece Sh which wit eet ee Inter-Mountain championships, Salt Prepaat geags Game postponed: r Douglas, second;| the Casper Concert band and Bil! | ™*2° jgueats of , the government. Gab ere ee Lake City, week of September 7. 2 yan of Casper, third. Time 28| Davig' ‘Jazz Hounds,” the parade Rumors that a gate admission of |Viida, undersecretary of state Several of the dates are subject to ; pion. Butch took the first match atid! seconds. will Jead the way to the baseball | 76 cents would be charged this year | physical education, probably will change, it is stated. Aitnough he then lost two in a row, Shot put—Hanson of Glenrock, first;| park. Various organizations will | was discredited today by the club |the government's representative. The holding of a Casper City tour- “ [he ia only eight points’ behind’ Mills;/Groves of’ Casper, second; Worth of| appear in a body. including the | management. The charge will _be| oe - nament is a project which will prob- the score standing 375.to 367. The final) Wheatland, third. 33 feet 5 inches. Rotary and Kiwanis clubs, 50 cents and war tax of 5 cents R. 8. Bilison ts in Denver took: ably be carried out with the organiza- block of the match will be played to-| Half-mile relay—Dougias, first; Cas- Business will be suspenoecc ior the | and grandstand seats after business for the Mid¢west tion of a tennis club. Not less than . Bight. per. second; and Glenrock, third. game by many Casper stores, it has | mand a uniform price o: ts. fining company. ¥ 50 or 60 are expected to enter for play =—— epee eee = a SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF WIRE || .c-"s20.2e 2.212 ==s— === | gm Scott's Suits Are Tailor Made W. Rubien, secretary of the Amatour|for first honors. Athletic Union, today was ‘The Refiners' first score came in the third inning when three runs were pcored.” Siaring was Held heiples un | a air 4 ; And worn by Casper’s most discriminating dressers, men who eighth when two runs were ‘saucesed across.” Tn the rat hale ot |B AOS: must appear at all times well groomed. safe by scoring three more runs. 5 Here's thé rr RH. 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