Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 23, 1921, Page 5

was suspended the beginning rounds, which continue WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1921 be eo World Results | BRITTON GOLF PLAY SUSPENDED Championship Rout Rounds Reached in Tournament at St. An- drews, ST. ANDREWS, Scotland, June 2: {By The Associated Pres#.)—Ptay i open golf championship!Cleveland _. through Friday. By Leased Wire | Pittsburgh New York. |Boston _ St. Louis | Brooklyn . Scotland today prelimin to of the championship begin tomorro’ and Seventy New York Washington two hades will be played during the courses golfer making the 72 pionahip. as follows: champion, Melhorn Burgess versus Josh Taylor; J. two days by the golfers who quaiitied| in the rounds of the old and Eden| Monday and Tuesday. match will be at medal play and the holes of the two cctirses to- morrow and Friday will wip * the cham- The pairings of the Simaticnsts werk George Duncan, Paul Hunter versus Sanders'(:: Tom Kerrigan versus Bourne; William versus Butchart; Fred McLeod versus Robertson; Clarence Hackney versus The} the lowest score for the present open Walter Harry Vardon; John Allis; George McLean Douglas Edgar versus} At Brooklyn— | Club Standing | Club Standing | GF ot Ned Eeapan ee aR League. | Last Scores National League. be Casper Daily Ciroune RIBUNE’S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS NINTH INNING RALLY TIES SCORE, IRRIGATORS WIN, 4 TO 3 PAGE FIVE 7] —= S = | Fir st in News ‘ Of All Events — Bombardment of Jackson in the Ninth Loses Game for Refiners in Last of Series at Scottsbluff U. 3. REGAINS POLO TROP SCOTTSBLUFF, June 22.—The Irrigators humbled the Casper Refiners by taking the fina] game of the series in a 10-inning struggle, 4 to 3. In winning the game the farmers collécted victories in three out of four games played here and drove Casper from second to third place in the Midwest league. jninth inning with the score 3 to 0 in by. American Team 2° victory at Meadow Brogk in 19 Defeat, 7 to 4 (Special to The Tribune.) scoring Walker. and Shimeall scored. and McKnight. scored. McKnight singled Wise doubled bhy is a cup whi leen singled, scoring Roche and the game was over. late to overcome the Wildcats’ lead, she Greybull Bisons tasted defeat yes. terday bya score of 7 to 4. Flynn etal Set a SUBSCRIBE Honors Taken Home by British in 1914 Are Won Back turns to the United States. The tro- h has been contested FOR THE TRIBUNE- HARRY ERTLE PERFECT AY OAWNS FOR TO REFEREE POUGHKEEPSIE REGATTA POUGHKEEPSIE, N. ¥ Perfect regatta day weath oarsmen and spectators ¢: here for the annual races tercollegiate Rowi: and water were as cacm a: as twin mirrors and the | Pointed to a day of extreme heat w HY JERSEY CITY, N. J., June 22.— J. Harry Ertle of Jersey City, to | t day was formally selected by the New Jersey boxing commission as referee for the Dempsey-Carpenti bout July 2. a , Te his credit and Willie Meehan of San SIOUX FALLS, 8. D. June 22.—| Francisco, are scheduled to meet here George Stueland, star pitcher af the since 1886. 1 ‘5 tonight in a 12-round bout to a de LARAMIE, Wyo., June 22. — Held| Roche opened the last of the tenth|{!* Since 1886. ‘The match just con-| Dakota league last /year and credited! cision. Gibbons expects to enter the helpless by Pickett until the seventh] With a double. Hoffman took up the| © ded: was the ighth international] with seven games won and three lost ring weighing 175 pounds, 20 pounds inning and starting their scoring too|mound duties at this juncture. Kil of which each nation has won| this year, has been sold to the Chi less than cago National league club, Manager, Fred Carisch of the Sioux Falls club! announced today. Stueland will not emedy cont you nothing unless you agree it is the | report to the Chicago team until the best bunion remedy you ever mee! BRONGS MAKE CLEAN SWEEP : Sterling Drops Fourth Game, 3 to 2, and Denver Lands at Head of League HURLINGHAM, POLO FIELD.) NEW YORK 2 y| yecing course as flat as the préver-| - srenr Inc o Charles Jackson’ pitchet a steady, his favor. After one man was down] LONDON, June 22.—(By The Aseoct.| Ertle of Joee Seereae x ATT bial mill pond char ain t game for Cusper and went into the} things began to happen and before the] ated Preas.)—America today regained| by the New aeegtdins ben Almost -before the oaramen en- Steriing wen third out was made the score was ‘ee : oxing com P the riv srankel ote ee ur ane @% the international polo| mission to referee the championship| srbe, sone the river had break: fourth cor three. an extra inning ga:me teitite Great or fasted, the vanguard of spectators for was necessary. Guy Hoffman re-| srcond ch, 40 to 6, and whens embeey Carpentier fight, on July 2.| this afternoon's races began to ar-| Drones. yest Sabet’ Seteioe’ betits: the becitart on nd — 10 to 6 and winning, This annduncement wad made by ano! they, taaae pt oar pan “a score of 3 to 2. Denve: ment. The Fall Becca tae tek Gower Joseph Cassidy, secretary of the com-| electric car and river excursion boat,,"e@4 of the league Se fics Gan ce eat eth wcottonbuw he full score for the seven periods rales who declared it was ascer-| and added to the activity af the tecnel Ty threatened to rob Denver of the d h Scot E tained at an informal conference of| P he ” e scene came but the scoring was short-lived, jeame sacross with the winning run. 311 210 2—10| the commission that Ertle was satis-| "| CUshkeensie’s s-Dedecked Sterling bringing in but two runs | Jackson and Hoffman allowed 12 hits --020°220 6— 6| factory to all parties concerned. m5 The score RHE while Casper was able to gather but nal match was for the ————__—_ Two navy submarine! chasers will) nonver 000 120 200-3 8 3 eight off Kinney’s benders. best two in three games. The Amer. J) k t Pi be used to police the course Sterling 21000 000 0023— 2 9 3 The fireworks in the ninth inning| ican team won the first game, played akota itcher GIBBO! ‘s ant RTS MEEHAN. Batteries—Niles and Diamond; Voor- eG started when Jackson passed Walker| last Saturday, by a score of 11 to 4 | hies and Kraninger. Greybull Loses First Place in|#n4 Kitleen had struck out. Shimeall| By today’s American victory, the B S25 Ss } R D batted for Benninghoven who hit to| trophy which the British team’ took oug t i Cubs Gibban ual Mane’ pekvoeeieks (NCH STOP: ‘ace and Goes Down to the right field fence for two bags,|home to England as a resu't of its he bay ii ooeabcutire Hone Oil EW SORE, gue 14 oO consecutive knockou! ta world's bantamweight presently last night knocked out Sammy Sandow of Cincinnati In 55 seconds of fighting in the opening round of a 10-round mateh. 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Hunter, nontieiaee =. tytal DE 13 Hite 0 4-0 2 lost nine games. 84) TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED £08 the new British amateur champion. | Grimes and Miller. _ The score: tH 20 10 é, 2 SUMEED BRING RESULTS Far the second day’s play new part . —— Greybull 000,000 180-4 9 0310 As at op Datel shes Ticked ek 3 ete nerships will be drawn At New York— | Laramie ...... 019 301-20°— 7 12 115 00 ployed as rate clerk at the Burlin: pe ean is wah a Boston Batteries — Flynn, Brown and | McNeill 1236 ton’ freight house here off and on M . M Ll 6) Afoore; Pickett and Tongeman. Donica, 323432 five years, has eases rs. atltiory Batteries—McQuillan Gowdy; pee ee Hewitt, 0 1 0.0 ha traffic bureau in’ the ton, Barnes, Nehf and Smith. D SCHUMAN DRAW | Jackson, p 1009 city. His experience with the rail Wi M t h DENVER, June eareiaile tee OPE, read company. together with his STORAGE BATTERY INS MGC | At st. Louis—First Game) R. Ny eo ee Be ee Knowledge of rates and charges per re iths of Akron, Ohio, and Harry Schu- $2814 1 nfifag tol All elke . freleh < ‘“Ooets Less per Morth of Service” nan of Denver, fought 10 fast rounds | s HPOAE Seba bin to Give the Gebte ik ae we ~ aie o a draw here last night. Both men.| McKnight, 1300 Rigen IMBLEDO; are! cet eink vho.are walterweizhts. were forced t0| Wise, sa. _ 5 21 5.0 yhcegen sa Casper Battery stedt Mallory, American women's Reigate cee atone tee corti ers B20 1 Mr. and Mr. George S. Scott are Co singles tennis champion, defeated Mrs. peridchairan 7 pm ete 218 Rpm Beef 215 150 spending a three-weeks' vacation in mpany Arthur C. Green, intoday’s round of a vet pid ae irre foug! 4 six pepnne lo a Meanor, 20 .. o23 0 Siloam, Ark., visiting old friends and the British grass court lawn tennis saakee ae sae SO idles ie oh Capra Acie beta ga 27.820 relatives. They expect to return 508 E. 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