Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 14, 1921, Page 4

| World Results | By Leased Wire sae ee BOSTICK’S HOMER BREAKS TIE, REFINERS WIN GAM ij Club Standing | Cas Midwest League. STERLING AND RISONS SPLIT Greybull Loses, 11 to 6, in Sun- day Slugging Match, Series Is Divided (Special to The Tribune.) GREYBUL Wyo., June 13.— Pounding mn i Bluejacket for a total of 12 t another game f 1eedelman’ 8 offer in the first jacket a battering which netted five céunters in the eighth. Me was driven from the] mound for the ors ‘n the first when Voprhies k his place. The Bisons gathered only six hi off the two pitchers in mine innings, Sterling errors figuring in the scoring. ‘The Bisons took a one-run victory from Sterling Satvrriny, 3 to 2, on a total of ten hits while the visitors scored two an four blows and three Greybull errors. Sunday Sterling Greybull R. H. E. 100 051—11 19 100 000— 6 ket and Moore. Sterling 000 100— Greybull - Battcries— Kelly and Moore. SNAPSHOTS OF FORMER CHAMPIONS s and The years after Bob Fitzsimmons lost the heavyweight crown to James J. Jeffries, he tried to get it back and failed. Jeffries knocked him out in less time than on their first meeting. The second fight was st San Francisco, July 25, 1902, and in the eighth round it ended in victory for the champion. The first fight lasted 11 rounds. The sport critics said Fitzsimmons outboxed Jeffries at every point, but deffries had about the same capacity for punishment as Gargantua was reputed to have had for food, and besides, he had a tremendous advan- in weight. _ Fitzsimmons and treated Blue-| 6 1) and] | New St. | New St. Kraninger;| Thermopolis - Brrlington Batteries—Thermopolis. Thompson; Burlington—Lenhart Casper -— Greybull Denver Scottsbluff Sterling Laramie Pittsburgh Louis Boston — Brooklyn y | Cincinnati Chicago -- Philadelphia Cleveland Washington Detroit Boston Louis Chicago Philade! BURLINGTONS | LOS ie BiG HORN CHAMPIONS. ‘Thermopolis. now leading in the Big Horn Basin league, defeated the Cas- Per Burlington ratiroad team, in a spirited game played on the for. | |mer’s grounds, Saturday afternoon. York York Evanson. The Burlingtons are scheduled North Casper, noon at the baseball park. play tage weighed 162 pounds, while the cham- pion from California entered the ring at 220 pounds to back up his blows. Fitzsimmons fought a heroie fight | and danced about the heavy-swing- ing Jeffries and sent home many a hart-hitting fist. The force of these was impotent against the great bulk of the champion, however. In the deciding moment, Jeffries sent a hard left hand smash to the jaw and followed it up with another left to the stomach that knocked his lighter opponent to the floor. Fitzsimmons. tried to rise but sank down and was counted out. Last Scores SUNDAY GAMES. ational League. Boston 3; Chicago 0. New York 3, St. Louis 4 Brooklyn 1, Cincinnati 7. American League. Detroit 8, New York 12. Cleveland 3, Washington 10, SATURDAY GAMES, National League. Boston 3, Chicago 6. Philadelphia 3, Pittsburgh 16 incinnati 10. 3, St. Louis 8. American League. Louis Detroit t Chicago 2, Clevelana ce, June 13.—Miss ‘Alexa, Stirling of ‘Aatlanta, won the medal play competition over the course here today where the women’s international golf, champion. ship tournament is to begin tomor- row. Miss Stirling's score for the Peighteen holes was 79. i See opening in Highland Park ad- One hundred choice lots for sale. Turner and Waldron, owners. Office in Smith-Turner “Drug store. Phone 176. 6-11-6t* Lot Gition. j his tide. Jt also was generally acy) sey. CASPER— RHPOAE cepted that the tenderness of the| The challenger began his hardest| McNeill, 3b -. 001-2 0 | wound over his left eye is causing con-| week of training with a long workout | Hewitt, 1¢ - 10300 | siderable alarm and no chances will in the :voods this morning, then came|Donica, 2b 22-2355 2 | be taken to risk the danger a= reopen-| back for a bountiful lunch and pre-|Hartzet!, rf - 3° E%R. O50 ‘ing the cut. pared to take 4 several sparring}Sinttery, 1b 1210 00 Dempsey, who laid off Saturday,| partners. 00400 worked for 35 minutes yesterday, only, Georges probably will work hard ses Wr Be because he did not want to disap-\ every day this week and it is known 012090 point the Sunday crowd which turned| that he will spar more than has been 00010 out. The champion went through the| the custom in the past three weeks. ---- usual bag punching, shadow-boxing Tic will work in public but two days, 7 72713 4 and other exercises. He worked with) today and Thursday. great speed. | "It has been the custom to pro-| Corns, Bunions Fallen Arches bout. “It cn HEALTH AND ENERGY Bullt on Rich, Red Blood Rich, red blood is the verg fountain source of all energy. rogue our blood by increasing thered blood corpuscles. 3.8.8. is recognized as the general sys- tem builder, and has beensuc- cessfully used for over 50 years in the treatment of rheuma- tism and skin diseases arising from impoverished blood. For Spesial Booklet or for indi Cares oh Me Ad: Ss. Co., Dep't 434, Atlanta, Ca. GeiS. 5.8. at your deuagiee. S.S.S. For Rich, Red Blood emer ren he ee DEMPSEY TO TAKE FEW DAYS OFF; CARPENTIER STARTS HARD GRIND ATLANTIC CITY, June 13.—All training activities in Jack Dempsey’s champion will rest completely, for he may not resume work until Wednesday. The public will not be admitted to the jcamp in the meantime. holder, announced. The sudden switch in training pians caused considerable stir; Spe TT ae RR se |ger Kearns offered n, explanation.; LOAFING SIGN DOWN Camp followers were of.the opinion, AT MANHASSE however, that Dempsey already has) reached the peak of his training and! loafing sign’ at Georges Carpentier's |could get himself on edge within ten! training camp gave way to one which |days if necessary for the defense) of| read: “Hard. work will beat Demp- Lew Tendler, the Philadelpliia light-| weight, saw Dempsey working for the|on every day first time yesterday and predicted an| Thursday, but a lot of friends and ac- early victary for him in the coming} quaintances have been Carpentier third round, -I'll be the most surprised| than anybody else and we will at- man_in the arena a Visitors Win Saturday, 6 to 4 417} -359 two final games of the series which 14 ball in Casper for several weeks. The Refiners jurday’s game, 6 to 4, when the visitors got to John Lost Pet.|8ix runs in as many innings -813| before the bentlers of Hill, Scottsbluff’s The Sunday game was won, 7 to 3. {on Hartzeil's The Sunday game looked lke an- for the visitora, who run in each of the ings. Casper came »e tallies in the fourth, tying the score, and put the game on ice in the sixth when Bostick erashed a home run to left field with| -\two men on the ‘sacks This break disheartened. Scottsbluff, Jackson on mound duty for the Refiners, strengthened and held the visitors scoreless for the last six mnings. In the second and third innings the Irrigators had chances to cinch the having three men on the sacks the final cut was made om each oceasion. Two fast double plays, broke n fayor of the Refiners to aid in re ing 1 opposition. Casper’s first runs came in the fourth inning on two hits, @ walk, en error, and a wounded batter. Hew- itt walked to lead the procession. Defaica beat out an infield hit and Hewitt took second. A low peg by Davis let Hewitt go to third. Hurt- zell was hit by a pitched ball and the sacks were loaded. Slattery singled, Hewitt and Donica scoring. Jackson struck out. Bostick sacrificed to Ley in deep center and Hartzell scored. Slattery was held at second, where he | died as Hale flew out to right field. to| In the sixt hinning, which marked after-}the clincher fdr Casper, Dontca led off with a single and took second -553} 499! other victory 463 | tad scored one 442 | 400 540 Mills bein: first three in’ across with th: the fence that it could get was chalked up. | Slattery’s single. Slattery | Bostick again sacrificed b; [Tey in deep _ centor | scored. he was thrown out at fi Loose playing figured tt scoring of the visitors, column by snappy fielding pastimers. In one instan Neil, unable to ficld it. Benninghoven was thrown by a narrow margin. Special mention should 10 to 2 Tt. 10 H. BE, 943 6.5 King and and sacke: terday. mer members af Casper’s good for the Irrigators, in ail snappy action. Kinn stick also, Tuesday than inning. Casper infield. camp were dropped today. The world’s t{ sacrifice them along. ping Roche off the bag. Jack Kearns, manager of the title-| Rostick to Donica. but Mana- man in the seventh. MANHASSET, N. ¥., June 13.—The| innings, fair of them gol: the strikeout route. ‘The scores: Ingrowing Nails ait newspapermen from the grounds except Monday and)" egming on said Manager Des- “They're more bothersome | these offdays,” the | camps. Th Smith Building, 131 Ea Treated Without Pain lasts beyond x Tender: jtempt to keep them ou’ per Comes From Behind Three-Run Lead to Take Sunday’s Battle; Casper won and lost to the Scottsbluff Irrigators in the marks the close and were held helpless at bat big lefthander, | at second by Jackson's fielder’s choice. and Hartzell Hale ended the inning when soon got down to business and many a safe blow was taken out of the hit hoven rapped a grass burner at Me who knocked it down but was at Bostick, wha was playing eafe, and Jack Roche, the first baseman of the visitors, who got four hits, one a two in five trips to the plate yes- ace for the visitors, is there with the yesterday he worked everyone of the} Casper outfielders to put him out and in the other trip connected with a single which sca-ed Killeen, In the Saturday game Casper went up in the seventh inning before more three men faced Hill Scottsbluff was always able to get men on the bases, but tight fielding prevented a large =scond inning, the first triple play ‘of the season was compieted by the With Roche and Mills on bases and none down, Johnny Meanor attemptod he popped to Slattery at second, trap- Donica cov-| 1. ered first baxe and Mills was trapped, John Mapel found the going too rough and was relieved by Guy Hoff- Only nine bat- oT. ters faced Hoffman in the three final L. J. PERRAULT Foot Specialist Oaaper. Wyo. of base- Sat- for sacrifice. Slattery walked. Bostick then cleaned up the eacks with a homer to deep left fieht, unab’e to extricate th hard hit ball from the only hole in throneh. Hank also figured in scoring Hart- zell in the eighth when the final tally Roy led off with a single and was moved td third by was trapped y hitting to irst. In Bostick to Donica. Two-base hits, Hartzel Donica, Roche, Meanor. Sacrifice hits, Benninghoyen. tery 1, Jackson’ 3, McKnight 1, Roche In bunting 4, off Kinney 4. to Slattery. Earned runs, Casper 5, Scottsbluff 1. ‘Neill. tiuff 13. bire, Woclums. Scottsbiutt }Casper — pel 2, by Hoffman 4, by Hill 4. on ball, off J, Mapel 1. Kilicen pitches, Mapel 1. per 3, Scottsbluff 1. by_J. Mapel cece TTP TINEW ATHLETIC FLD 1S COASTRUCTED AT LAR WILDCATS DROP 5 ao12 £277 fume fon rina, e000 owND FOR BASEBKL|” TW 10 DENVER Benninghoven, ¢ = io 4 LARAMIE, Wyo., June 18-—The feet succeestil of ts bind ever as ted . W, Jackson 2, by Kinney Bases on balls, off C. W. Jackson fying the campus, Hit by piched ball, Mc Left on bases, Casper 4, Scotts- Time of game field. will atbetin, +4 in the ear | CASPER— AB RH PO AE) The new field fs located on the east- | but Caspér > 46 © 0 0 0} em Side of the campus, just beyond Garrity, If ol 81 3 8 19] the location of the old “rock pile” Donica, 2b 4 06 1 6 4 6) OR Which previous generations of of the local} prartvell, rf 4 2.1 2.0 0| Wyoming athietes have played hav- Benning: Sittory, oe with their apparel and their cu- ee Sluttery, 1b tT We we OP Wes Tey 9 Jackson, cf ~¢.0 3:1 0 0] tele Bostick, as 40 0 1 4-4] .Atthough the heavy work of the ‘The ball caromed| ruje, co _ 3 0 0 ® 2 6} day was left to the men etudents, J. Mapel, p -1 @ 0-0 1 0| the coeds were no less active in out at first} diomman, p 1 0.0 0 6 6| making a guccess. The perspiring “Hewitt 1 0 © 60 © 06| and Dilstered tollers were served at be made pf ————-—] noon with a generous “feed” pre- ‘Totals --- $3 4 7t26124 1] Pared by the women students, and mas during morning and afternoon the "Ne workers were treated by these same He, Mille, and Davie, ATMO et Tet co ata vein, leneande! eid! oranmes: team, look| McKnight, ss 40 1 32> 0] Swork wae in charge of Orion and figure|*y. cf - 4 1 1 2 0 0} 4 Coay, with the men of the * ey, pitching| Davis, 3b 40 0 0 3 ©) club acting as his Neutenants. All Jpeg td =-- 42 31402) tn all, the enterprise was ohe. of the In four trips to the plate| Mills. If -l 20110 = = Meanor; 2%... 4 0 1 2 7° Scilleen, rf 2 ate ar ae xe et | Benninghoven, © ...2 0 13 1 0 di mp Sc a8 6 61 off Games Today Totals 6 72715 1 in one| * Batted in 6th inning. Midwest Leaue. Casper at Greybull. National League. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. Brooklyn at Cincinnatt. Boston at Chicago. New York at St. Louis. American League. Cleveland at Washington. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Detroft at New York, Chicago at Boston. + Hill out, bunted mie Score by innings: - 001 203 airy 000 000 202—4 7 Summary: Triple play, Slattery to a PTs. Slattery. Three-base hits, Runs batted in, Stat- 2. Meanor 2. Struck out, by J. Ma- Bases Double plays: to Meanor to Roche. Wild Left on bases, Cas- Innings’ pitched runs 6, hits 7. In+ hits 0. ‘Time of game, 1:40, "Woolums. ing down by Chilblains st Second Phone 138-J EST ye DPD ARI CE: AT THE WINTER GARDEN WHERE YOU MEET THE REAL DANCERS 20 Fans Now Installed---3 Large Exhaust Fans Cool---Good Music---Best Floor in City Hear King Brady, That Laughing Trombonist 10c—Special All This Week—10c FREE ADMISSION iA WEDNESDAY CLOWN NIGHT 10c MONDAY PRIZE WALTZ 10c TUESDAY CARNIVAL NIGHT 10c THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY We All Eat Something New Regular Saturday Hop 10c WEINIE FRY 10c DANCING LESSONS—11:30 A. M. TO 8:30 P. M. 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At the request of the “W” club, which fastered the plan, Pres- ident Nelson consentd to a revival of the old traditions, naming one day in the spring as “Nelson Day,” for work in improving and beauti- and this year was devoted wholly to the athletic As a result the university have an excellent turf field for football games, and a good prac- Uce field as well as a ball diamchd | equa! to any in the conference, and a place for track and field events. | nings pitched by Hoffman 3; runs 0, Umpire E,7 (Special to The ‘Tr@mne.) DENVER. Colo, June 13—The Laramie Wildcats wound wp their STANDARD BOILERMAKERS DEFEAT BIG MUDDY AND ss%e.rsss courses a. | day and Sunday, the Brones winning VOHIO. BASEBALL TEAM Sissi’ sss tt? battle by a score of 6 to 1. Dyer made his appemrance on the ‘The Standard Indiana Oil company [is supreme over both the Ohfo and mound for the first time for Laramics | Midwest Big Muddy concerns, accord- Saturday, but was jerked and re placed by ‘Countryman. Johns) Denver's new hurler, kept Taranic hits well scattered although they out- numbered those credited to Denver. Saturday's game: jing to the results of ball games yester- day. The Standard bollermakers, took the Midwest Big Muddy team into camp yesterday, 10 to 1, and fer good measure trounced the Ohio Oil com- Dany team by a score of 4 to : In the first game Larson and Ness carried the heavy work for the local |boilermakers while Leech and Hunt jofficiated for the Midwest team. Scott jand Leech worked for the Boilermak- ers while defeating Bimons and Wood |for the Ohicans. Big crowds from |Glenrock and from all over the Big Muddy field turned out to root against the Casper team. It ts a coincidence that Umpire Stover who presided in both games is still in the land of the living. Now that the ERIS A BISHOP-CASS THEATER LAST TIMES TODAY BUCK JONES —IN— “GET YOUR “MAN? — THE ant wot ROOM BOYS. —IN— “HIGH AND DRY” —AND— PICTOGRAPH WITH COMI¢c CARTOON CONTINUOUS 1 TO-11 ADMISSION 36c [AMERICA A BISHOP-CASS THEATER 5 ‘ LAST TIMES eS Ek & | FERGUSON] —IN— “SACRED AND PROFANE LOVE’ —AISO-— BOBBY VERNON —IN— “SHORT AND SNAPPY” _ * ATWO ACT. COMEDY — - CURRENT EVENTS ADMISSION 40c CONTINUOUS 1 TO 11 TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY FATTY ARBUCKLE IN HIS NEWEST COMEDY “THE TRAVELING SALESMeY Batteries—Thorburn and Tonno- man; Scoggins and Diamond. made thelr debut with a winning team they are anxious to add further to their laurels by tringing. other teanis to Casper. Any teams anxfous to meet the local squad should ad@@ress H. L. Ruggles, care of the Standard boiler shop. boilermakers have