Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 11, 1921, Page 7

€be Casper Daily Cridune | World Results By Leased Wire i § i port Notes BRONGS DEFEAT LARAMIE AT) Enea 3 »| Maintains Sate Lead Thursda GREYBULL, Wyo., June 10.—Red| Donovan pitched Sterling to victory | oyer Greybull yesterday winning by a/ score of 4 to 3. By taking the game} Sterling jumped out of the cellar po- sition and is now crowding Scotts-| bluff for fourth place, offerings df Walter Kinney, the Irrigators’ pitching ace for 11 safeties, while Guy Hoffman pitched steadily, allowing eight hits which were wall peatieted: . ‘4 surprising ak ret EL RS SL sa made a grandstand finish Thursday. hye ya fer, ning in three scores in the ninth GARPENTIER FT FOR ing but the Broncs had too big a the | ead and the Wildcats lost by a score |/"&- | “nak BATTLE, HARD TRAINING WORK OVER, 15 CLAIM a brad ere, winning by a score of 7 to 1. Casper laid Club Standing | Manager “Gavvy” Cravath is hav- ing to get his Salt Lake City team up in the running in the Pacific Coast league race. Laramie outhit the Denver aggre- gation 12 to $ in the game but was unable to collect safeties when they were dangerous until the ninth inning. Laramie: won the lead in this inning but Denver pulled it out of the fire|, The Augusta club of the South At- Won. Lost Pet Casper ~—._____. 31 10 IT in the final plage lantic league has fuspended Lou Grob, platter. Besides his hits GaANHASSET, N. ¥., June 10.— | Serkan eee 1k charged indifferent play- ges Carpentier’s physical condi- - oar 1 | ins. Ho is a brother of Heinie Groh | tWite in the run column and stole 8ec-| tion is such now thst {t, would be Pm torre —_ of the Reds. ond base twice. McNell. Slattery and/fooiish for him to main Gn tans Sterling - 361 —— Garrity tagged right along behind him|toqay. This statement, he said, did peice = ah aha Jos Tinker’s Orlando team is mak-| With two bits each. Francois Descamps, his manager, said ing a runaway race of it in the Flor-| | Casper’s big inning was the fifth | not mean that the challenger was not ida State league, leading Tampa, | When four runs put the game.on ice.|.working, but Descamps bere out the which is second in the race, by 806| McNeil went down, Kinney to Roche. | fact that most of the real hard work | Pittsburgh —_. BUTCHER TAKES LEAD RAS by flying out to right field. bass became enraged last week when| pitching phenomenal bascball this American League. Roy Butcher, local exponent of the| After the Albany team of the East-) Scottsbluff scored in the third inning | emo ringside spectators said certain| season. Faber has won 7 games and Won, Lost Pet pocket billiard championship, is lead-|ern league lost 27 of their first 33|on a walk and two hits, but after that|things that fell an Georges eara, and| lost 3 thus far, and is running al- Clevel: — 31 19 629 ing Heinle Kerr of Sheridan by nine | game Joe Birmingham, the old Cleve-|was unable to advance a man past|has decided to protect him in the| most .400 points ahead of hin team's Kew York eat SO 20 bi points at the half way station in the)land pilot, threw up the sponge as|third base. Part of this ineffective: | future. record. Washington =. ances 'S0'< igh ¢ 40848. 1,000-point game which they are play-|manager of the Lawmakers. ness ws due to the fact that Guy Hoftf- Ing off to decide the state pocket bil- —- man struck out McKnight, Ley, Davis ‘ , \tard championship. Jack Worhop, the old Yankee pitch-|and Roche, all leaders of the batting 28 Butcher jumped into the lead by/er, is taking his regular turn in the| list and Benninghoven the catcher, at " 77 steady playing at the Union Pool hall|box for his “Norfolk team, but has| critical times. been unable to boost his outfit out of ‘The two teams will play at 4:15 this igi agama SR eee tea bo. gaa: MANSELL TAKES COUNT. BURKE STOPS DOWNEY. Wishes thems : : CITY, Jone 10—Johnny| COLUMBUS, ©., June 10.—Mardn pattie te wasters tate en poe: oe memes: Waray :the pat; Aeron fiywelght champion,| Burke, New Orleans heavyweight,| Games Today, 25 23 a2 Be CASPER— AB RH PO -| knocked out Joe Downey, Columbus,! Pa Ag 3 von stunts being the scor- 021 ps . last night, in the 11th round of ing runs against Omaha in a . : x : their scheduled 12-round bout. Midwest League. Ss Pip are = ————_ ap Scottsbluff at Casper. Le SS 4 REDMON HEADS TEAM. : | Laramie at Denver (transferred nePoet, af if Kansas City bad a. win. 2129 CHICAGO, June -10—Charies’ Red- Cheyenne Fight trea erected season. As a result the largest crowds er Fe neN ep pes eR io re as BD Yar Regering ues ; that have.ever attended the games in 4007 micago tack tear for tin an |Fans Charter Car National League. SNAPSHOTS Mell A hl ok oon th aaa 4 0 0:9 1 °)cietus Dizon, first baseman of Sac Boston at Pittsburgh. . 0| City: Towa, was glected baseball cap- tain for next year, New York at Cincinnatl, To Denver Battle, Philadelphia at Chicago. | Brooklyn at St. Louis. American Detroit at Washington. OF FORMER ||Ball Players Give. |scxesiux*— ‘CHAMPIONS $97 to Sufferers| tev WILSON TO MEET GREB. BOSTON, June 10.—Johnny Wilson,| CHEYENNE, June 10.—Sixty Chey- it ‘champion, -will meet enne fight fans departed for Denver in Greb of Pittsburgh, in a 10-|a special car this morning to attend Chicago at Philadelphia. no-decision bont at Pittsbugh|the Schuman-Thorpe battle there Fri-| Cleveland at New York. June 25. * Taay nigh | St. Louis at Boston. pesooscoot cofls —-- 110.140 00x—7 11 ; Stolen bases, Bostick. hits, Davis. Home run, Bos- tiek. Sacrifice hits, Slattery, Walker, Our Prices Cut on Over $50,000.00 Worth of OTICE a asebeleki of h . I i Paris at te for Brussel: ee . 3 peat ot Mh pane A squeeze. play bp daaiar ite iri C oices t Merc ve Victory By ff the Methoaist |TUAners on xecond and third. The run- an church ‘will hold a duke sale ners got so mixed up that the oppos- at . . . * * White's. Grocery, Saturday, June 11,,ing team made a triple play, putting Each and every department in the store is doing its level best and a little more 2 to reach the good/mark we have set. No matter what you buy, you will find some bargains that will amply repay you for your trip. Join the “Parade of Thrifty Shoppers” that are coming to this store every day. Be here tomorrow. concluded. JACK CARR’S GROCERY Last Scores Scent ‘gh arin rah! Men’s Caps—200 men’s Men’s Overalls, good Men’s socks, fast colors, < S 2 f T: D. silk, serge and wool cloth | weight, union made. double heel and toe, per pecials:for Two Days capi, sso "patterns, Sele Price ete AL LEAGUE ; ues up 50. NATION. 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Donia was hit| was being done. in private. bi ong 2 “$Skjaount wil attempt to entertain the : _ by a pitcl |. ‘Hart: sing! Manager Descamps’ knowledge of Bre 3 boys in real baseball fashion, how- While there are only four teams|and Rabbit scored from second. Slat-|the English language does not per- SEAe Brookive! +4 z i ever’ the "Q” boys will try to take in the Pacific International league| tery singled. Jackson went’ down,|mit him, he declared, to express his| timmuuwensmmaerons = 20 2) 408 | 84Vantage of the hosts and carry the circuit looks to be well balanced| Kinney to Roche. Bostick singled and| opinion of.a number of writers who ‘ 2 “395 8Way a big slice of the score cake and a close pennant race is antici.| Harteell and Slattery scored. Bostick! have criticized the challenger while| Urban Faber, the veteran right ie 30. “gas Eleven men will go from here Satur- pated. _| stole second. Hale ended the inning, watching him at work. o *| hander of the Chicago White Sox, is = day morning on No, 29 and return z| has been elected captain of the Uni “| versity of Pennsylvania track team PAGE SEVEN First in News Of All Events i CORONA AND FONTANA TO |=, Snare MOK TT CHEYENNE 60 CUBRYENNE, June 10.—”Kid" Cor- ona und Young Fontana of Fort Rus- sel! wit! provide the main feature of a mrokec which is to be given here, prutel-y at the Princess theator about Jure 21, for the benefit of the Chey- enne Indian baseball team. The men are lichtweights, both very fast and shonid bo able to put up a corking contest. They are scheduled for i2 rounds. (a te BURLINGTON NINE TO PLAY IN THERMOPOLIS The local Burlington baseball team, composed of employes at the Casper station of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, will be the guests of the Thermopolis nine on the latter's dia mond tomorrow afternoon. Thermopolis is a’ ranking member of the Big Horn Basin league and no Sun The probable batteries for the Casper team are Evanson, Davis and Hendryx. Mable ES. EE TRACK CAPTAIN NAMED. PHILADELPHIA, June 10.—An nouncement was made today that Laurance A. Brown, Seattle, Wash., for the 1922 scas(n. Brown is a middle distance runner and was a member of, the Pennsylvania team, running under the America Legion colors, which }roke the world's one- milt relay record on Franklin field lagt Saturday. _ GAMBLING BANNED. PITTSBURGH, June 10.—A_ dras- tic order against gambling on ball games at National league parks here was issued today by Polics Superin- Building Materials We are equipped with the stock to sapply your wants in high grade lum- ber and builders’ supplies. Rig tim- bers a specialty. KEITH LUMBER CO. Phone 3 IMPORTANT FOR WOMEN It.is just. as important for women in the home to build up a reserve fund as it is formen. Reverses may overtake the bread-winner of the family at any time, in which event the money which.the lady of the house has been able to lay aside will come in very handy. The Casper National Bank welcomes women's — Savings Accounts. 4 per cent interest is paid com- pounded semi-annually. Waa 32 Years of Service® May We Serve You? Casper National Bank CASPER, WYO. Under United States Government Supervision. “WHIT, THE KELLY KID.”