Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 13, 1921, Page 5

TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1921 World Results By Leased Wire SP POLICEMAN T0 PUT ON GLOVES Former Heavyweight of Destroy- er Fleet Has Hopes of Meeting Dempsey NEW YORK, July 12.—A Washing ton policeman was in New York to day seriously considering his chanc of winning the world's heavyweight boxing champlonship from Jeck Demp He is Henry Darneille, 21 years e. the undefeatod heavyweight champion of the United States navy destroyer fleet during the war but otherwise unknown in boxing circles. Darneilie was pronounced by physi cians to be in perfect conditicn phy cally, and his followers believe that hts build, which is very similar to the present champion’s, together with his natural, although undeveloped fight ing ability have placed him among those who can properly aspire to de feat Dempsey. The Washington policeman won lo cal fame on the Fourth of July when he quelled a disturbance in Capitol Heights. With his bare fists he knocked down every man in a mob that rushed at him and Washington newspapers number:d the casualth at about 100 eoccescces, Sport Notes eocccccoes. Portland, Ore., is preparinz to en tertain the national fly casting tourna ment next month. As many as 8.000 spectators quently attend the English matches at Wimbledon. The next of the big golf fixtures on the Canadian schedule will be the Dominion amateur championship, op. ening at Winnipeg, August 22 fre tennis The standard of archery in England was at one time so high that it was considered a social disgrace to shoot at a target less than 220 yards away | | — THE TRIBUN Race Standing July 16 as Result of Conference Held Denver was returned the pennant winner of the first half} of the year in the Midwest league when officials at a confer-| ence held in Casper, with all but the Sterling and Laramie clubs represented decided on a split season effective July 16. Denver's lead cannot be overtaken before the first half of the season ends July 15 by either Greybull or Casper, the runners up. Play will continue by the regular schedule until July 15, when the six clubs of the feague will swing into new season with equal chances of | ling the bunting for the latter ralf the season. All postponed games go over to the new season. Casper will draw up in third place HITS COME FAST INDENVER GAME Wildcats Defeated Again Broncs, 6 to 4, in New Se- ries at Laramie by LARAMIE, Wyo., July 12.—Denver captured what probably is the record hitting game of the Midwest league when the Laramie Wildcats fell by a score of 6 to 4, A total of 31 hits were chalked up. Denver secured 18 safe hits while Laramie gathered 13. The victory lays in the fact that Denver played errorless baseball while Laramie had two bobbies credited. The score— R. H. E. Denver 100.011.201— 6 18 0 Laramie 000 002 200-— 4 13 2 Batteries— Denver, Scoggins and Diamond; Laramie, Thorburn and Jones. Peis tnsdeS Ea, | va CASPER OIL WORKERS The Mississippi! State Baseball league ended the first half of its split season with Greenstood and Clarks dale running neck and neck for first honors, A champion lawn tennis player, who is at all a hard hitter. will wear out ‘& racquet in a week or so. ©. W. Hart. a noted English long distance runner, is ‘to attempt to run from London to Brighton and hack twice—a distance of over 200 miies— in one day. This year’s annual tournament of the Union Printers’ Baseball league is to be entertained in Detroit during the first week of August. LOSE GAME AT MUDDY The Casper Oil workers were so. se- verely drubbed by the Ohio Ball club in the Big Muddy field Sunday that H. T. Pagan, publicity representative of the oil workers is impelled to re port the game as follows: “The Casper (OM workers thet) the Ohio Ball club on the latter's grounds at Big Muddy Sunday in a game which resulted in a severe drubbing for the Casper boys. Scores not per! missable. ‘ “The Ohio batters knocked the of- ferings of three pitchers to every cor- ner of the lot and were simply in- vincible. Next Sunday, the Oil work- ers will meet the Midwest team on the Big Muddy field but Casper will have Some of the old-time baseball stars who have not been seen in uniform for years are to play in an exhibition game to be staged in Cleveland as a part of the city anniversary celebra tion July 22-30. One cf. the best boxing bouts seen in Boston in a long time was the re cent contest in which Paul Doyle of New York wrested the New England welterweight title from Nate Siegal, the Revere battler. ‘The miners in the Lancashire dis- trict, England are renowned for their have sporting proclivities. | They strong cpinions on amy form. of a sporting contest and they are, not afraid to put their money down ‘Thousands of dollars change hands on pigeon flying or shooting matches, The miners are also billiard enthusi axts, and matches between them for 500 a side are common, and $2,500-7- no means un MARNE VETERANS MEET. MILWAUKEE, July — Wnited Press.)—Plans were completed yester day for the Third Marne Division con: vention, to be in session here. July 13, 14 and 15, at which more than 1,200 former members of the division were expected to be present. The committee has found it advis able to handle the gathering on a coupon basis. On registering each member will receive a book covering admission to all meetings and cover ing most of the expenses of the con vention. | LS Dee CALIFORNIA MEN WIN. TORONTO, July 12.— Bates and} Levy, University of California tennis/ players, were successful in singles and doubles ‘of thelr first round in ‘the Canadian championship tournament yesterday. Second round play begins today. Games Today | Midwest League. | Scottsbluff “at Casper. Denver at Laramie. Sterling at Greybull. ‘.: pe National League. Chicago at Boston. Cincinnati at Brooklyn. St. Louis at New York. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. a strengthened team." ae tages ee SHIP SERVICE RESUMED. MONTREAL, Quebec, July 12.—The direct service between Canada and the continent run by the Canada line, which was suspended owing to the var, will be resumed next month and sailings will be maintained regularly thereafter. ———— TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS SRING RESULTS. American League. Washington at Chicago. New York at St. Louis. Philadephia at Detroit. Boston at Cleveland. |been played with the taiienders. | Here Yesterday on July 15, a position it has held Since it took a disastrous slump dur- ing the recent swing around the cir cult. ‘This position does not indicate the real strength of the Refiners be cause they have many postponed games on the list which should have | With an even break, Casper would | push Greybull hard for second posi tion. The postponed games include part of a series with Laramie, Scotts- bluff and Denver. Both Denver and Greybull played these teams when | they were weak at the beginning of the season while Casper was forced to postpone the games. Despite this fact, Casper remained at the head of the league until it started on the recent lamented trip. {Rick Ricketson, president of the/ league, LL. A. Reed, representing | Greybull, George Tebeau of Denver, |} H. 5: Felischbach and Jack Roche of Scottsbluff and C. P. Arbogast of Cas: per attended the conference, which voiced satisfaction of the league's suc- cess thus far and were highly opti- mistic over prospects for the remain: der of the season. Financially, it was declared, the league is in good shape. a. telegram received from Sterling. | which was not represented at the | meeting, giving assurance of contin. | ued support there. The same secur ity was voiced with respect to other league members. A split season was finally deter mined when George Tebeau Den ver and C. P. Arbogast of Casper, representing clubs in the first di vision, conceded the request of three | clubs in the last division, The ar- rangement was also satisfactory to L. A. Reed, representing Greybull which is second in league standing at the present time. In launehing the new organization, it was pointed out. some clubs were handicapped in securing material and it was consid ered only fair that they be given an equal chance now that they have strengthéned their positions. _ The new schedule provides for 65 games, the winner of which will play | Denver a post-season series. Under eb © Casper Daily Cribune | GAME IS UPHELD BY OFFICIALS | Casper won the only protest made by Manager Arbogast this season when officials of the Midwest league in conference here yesterday allowed his progest. Incidentally this was the onl¥ protest of numerous ones filed with the officials that was | granted. =| The protest made by Manager Arbogast was the outgrowth of @ game played with Sterling here June 5. Wet grounds and a drizzling rain changed the complexion of the con- | | Club Standing | Midwest League. Won Lost Pet Denver 33 407th. *- 700 reybull 3% 2 610 Casper 310026 SBA Scottsbluff 26 433 Laramie 37 Sterling ae Pittsburgh New York Boston ~ Brooklyn St. Louis - 5 Chicago Cincinnati _ Philadelphia American League. Won. lost, Pet Cleveland - - 50 28 641 New York - 4 31 603 Washington - 44 40 4 Detroit - - 40 41 Boston - - 36 ae St. Louis - 35 45 438 thicago — _ 33 423 Philadelphia - 31 46 403 Last Scores MONDAY GAMES. National League. St. Louis 8, Philadelphia 9. Cincinnati 0, Boston 2 Pittsburgh 2. Brooklyn 4 Chicago 7, New York %. American League. Washington 4, St. Louis 5. the. new, arrangement Sterling is givenone more Sunday game. New York 4, Chicago 0. Boston~6-7, Detroit. 1-3. PLAYING TODAY Wednesday and Thursday test from a ball game to a foot race and the score finally ended 12 to 10 in favor of Sterling Casper protested Umpire Woolums decision at third base on a play that later allowed Sterling to score two runs and win the contest. With two down and Steve Brewer on third baseand another Sterling player on seco base George Hale dropped a ball but recovered it in time to catch Brewer off third. In the effort to trap Brewer between third and home Rrewer was forced back to third but found the base occupied by the other Sterling player who came up from second And McNeil touched Brewer with 1 he was out. He then touched the other occupant of third base. Umpire Woolums decided tha Brewer was the only one out. Man ager Arbogast protested that both men were out but Umpire Wooltums overruled him. If Arbogast's protest had stood the ninth inning would have resulted in a tie game, 10 all With Woolums ruling that only one man was out Sterling got the breaks and forced across two runs Manager Arbogast immediately wired a protest of the decision and he matter was finally threshed out in his favor yesterday Under the decision the lost game will not be counted and ed during the second half of the Midwest league season Rak erase ‘Tribune Classified Ads- Bring Results Forty of 65 Games Scheduled for the Re- finers to Be Played on Home Grounds will be played by the team during the latter half of the sea- son according to arrangements perfécted at the meeting of the Midwest league baseball moguls which was held here E’S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS LIT SEASON IN MIDWEST LEAGUE GIVES Clubs Placed on Equal Footing for new PROTEST OF STERLING-CASPER Casper will PAGE FIVE First in News Of All Events STERLING LOSES ~ TOTHE BISONS Hard Hitting Features Game Played at Thermopolis in | During Last Halt get 40 of the 65 baseball games which yesterday. Under this plan the Refiners have only 25 more Opening Series games to play on the road. }the baseball requirements of This schedule was perfected at a) leasye THEMOPOLIS, WYo, J» ee mecting in which it was decided that The t half of the season en Thermopolis is so 5 of Greybull, a plit season” would .best answer Ju In the meantime Casper « th olitee tera be the a | play it four-game series with This series oper n th hat hereafter the f BABE RUTH GLOUTS OUT at 4 which t nov s ry series in sch day the Midwest league * | The fo.lowing day Denver will be staged at Thermopo here for a five-game series, the new The Hot Springs baseball! ra basis for playing that will be adopted | lied to the support of the F es during the latter part of the schedule. | terday and watched them 1 _—— Denver will play the series which | ing in the opening game, 11 The opens Saturday and one other series| fame was marked by heavy hitting CHICAGO, July —"Babe" Ruth) on the local grounds during the latter | ard Greybull had the edge. today has the distinction of having! part of the season. Denver's final ap-| Splitting the games between Grey knocked out a home run in every park! Rearance here will be staged in a|bull and Thermopolia will insure in the American league this season.| %ries starting August 25 and ending| bigger gate receipts beca Ther August 29 mopolis is a real baseball town but The New York slugger added the) “716 [aramie Wildcats will foliow| unable to bear the expense of a Mid- pitchers of the Chicago club to his list! Denver here. This series will open| west league club. of victims yesterday when he drove jyly 2} and close July 25. Laramie’s| — pe eee one of Dick Kerr's offerings for a! next apnoarance in Casper will extend| VETERAN'S ADDRESS WANTED, homer. It was Ruth's first circuit! ¢rom August 30 to September 3 — : smash off a White Sox pitcher this| Greybull cames to Casper for five| Inquiries are being made here for season, and the thirty-second of his! games July 30 and leaves here August | the address of Henry Willis, war veter- 1921 campaign The final series in Casper between |@2. of whom a compensation check is —— ~~ *he Bloons and Refiners will be staged | Undelivered. Anyone knowing his GERMAN SHIPS TO PETROGRAD. OO her 48 address is asked to communicate with é = Baie! wwisé . victorious | the American Legion or E. C. Calhoun HAMBURG, July 12.—Two German! gece here Sunday will return to Cas. |0f the vocational aid office steamers loaded with mixed cargoes Susustiaas asi suet eharto that a nd flour left here today for Petro-| Pories Scottsbluff will conie to Casper|_ 7 RIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS —' grad August 5 to 9. After the Sterling | series Casper will take the road Following are the games that Cas per will play on the road during the remainder the season | At 8ter! September 15 to 19. | (At Scottsbluff, August 21 to 23, two doubleheaders wae | : ( | —_— > CINCY GETS MARKLE, | Mitchell, has arrived for the national Aa iktog CINCINNATI. July The Cin-|oPen tournament which begins in| At Denver. August 16 to a9. Life is a burden when the body cingati Nationals have purchased | Washington next Tuesday At Grestull, July 28 to 28, two} #8facked with pain. Everything Pitcher Markle, star of the Atlanta = iors. fale * worries and the victim becomes Bu ofthe % aheoc! GELDING WINS RACE. doubleh rs. | lub of th uthern association. TOLEDO, Ohio, July 12 ACR: B. Under the new arrangement Sterling, despondent and downhearted. Ta | i SvssaEer wee black gelding, owned by J. B. Rey.| Will play 25 games on the road and 30! bring back the sunshine take | ROPING RECORD BROKEN. | foigs of Kanmas City, making 'hia| at home; Scottsbluff 33 games on the DETROIT. July 12—Fred Beeson. | first start of the season, won the 2:09 | road and 32 at home; Denver, 35 on GOLD MEDAL Arkansas City, Kan., broke a world’s! nace, the Fort Meigs $3,000 stake in| the road and 30 at home; Laramie 37 record at the western roundup here | yesterday's opening of the Grand Cir ion the road and at home; Casper last night by roping and tying a calf] Quit here 25 games on the road and 40 at home; in 17 seconds. GOLFERS ARRIVING. NEW ‘YORK, July 12 232 of the leading professional amateur golfers of the country, in ad-| to the to the famous English profes: | George Cannon and Abe | meet here dition sionals b A —A field of | Yoke! Continuous, 1 to 11 EKLUND TO MEET YOKEL. light championship July ENID BENNETT A Picture Fairly Crammed With Action, Humor, Drama, Suspense and the Sage Brush Philosophy of the Dean of Our Present Day Writers. Foodstuffs Went Up in Pointview When the Two Leading Grocers of the Village Sent Their Children to College. Epidemic of Furious Spending Starts in Pointview Which Threatens to Ruin Everybody When Lizzie Returns With a Flock of Lofty and Expensive IF LAUGHING OVERHEATS YOU, DON’T COME CASPER’S K\ heavyweight EEPING UP TH LIZZIE” | Greybull 30 on the road and 35 at CAPSULE Me home wrestling | playing more games at home during! foubles. All druggists, three sizes. to | this part of tne season than any other | teant in’ the league e been matched | and accept ne imitation A WHALE OF A PICTURE WITH A LAUGH OR A THRILL IN EVERY FOOT OF FILM Irving Bacheller’s —STARRING— Each Refused to Be Outdone. An Ideas. —ALSO— , A Two Act Comedy “LET ME EXPLAIN” SHERIDAN, Wyo., July Mike This arrangement is a distinct: The national remedy of Holland for over f Salt Lake City and Clarence | tribute to Casper as a eball town, 200 years; itis an enemy of pains re and| Eklund of Peckville. Wyo., claimant | Casper will be given an advantage of @ulting from kidney, liver and uric acid Look for the name Gold Medal om every bos SB S@Spsagc. 4 54865 RIFIGRSE 4zR BSESSGEE zeers Se eeewec