Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 17, 1921, Page 6

PAGE SIX Che Casper Daily Cribune | World Results i ss ok. | ; By Leased Wire =| THE T DAVENPORTTOTAKE M CASPER WINS EASY VIGTORY IN HHIt AND NEW YORK TIED Second Game of New Season Tomorrow to RIBUNE’S PAGE OF SPORTING NEW ae I First in News FRIDAY, JULY 15, 192) rire | Bat Of All Events - OUND FOR CASPER AGAINST BRONCS [HARRY HEILMANN NOSES OUT SPEAKER IN BAT RAGE GEORGES NOT T See Pitching Ace in Action; First paar ae gE . 1101 ‘CUTSHIW OF PIRATES MAKES HORNSBY STEP LIVELY ‘ | rniIre j | [ iS Half of Season Ended i} JtALa FO CALLED IN OTH INNING U = - = Dave Davenport signed by the Casper Refiners, as pitching noencatne beaten boetrnmady J mat Leen in a bead ee gets re Fe - a : tn the ace for the remainder of the season will make his debut to Detroit Tigers, went on a batting | Louis is fourth with -315 and “Babe |Hope That He Can Defeat Dio. ue Ref ers Win 8 to 4 W hen Outfielder Takes 4 ed iast|Casper fans tomorrow afternoon against the Denver club.| rampage last week and batted him | Feuth of the Yankees next with .371. R sna Deset cs iners anne 4 ’ ps comp Advices to this effect were received by Manager Arbogast | seit into first Place In the race for Up to the recent New York-Chica- sey pag rg Dis- / » Vier : \ I nines w i baiting honors in the ican series Ruth had been unable t6 Mound for Visitors; John Mapel Hurls ; pany nines il} this morning. : ; : league wih Tria Speaker, the Glove: | Soc srieegeuih bad been unable ts aster of July 2 5 zi x ; But Six Hits ihe pee yraeee Tae Davenport who was released by Ogden in the Northern! [snus wits chasnglon's <pilot, iweb | cine Dick Kern, kay 'ktat the Tight Game, Allowing ut Six Hits n the elghth inning eS a Yesterday arrived in| stepped out in front a week ago. “homerun king” back during the | NEW YORK, July 14.—Notwith - s ee ronan ey. and: wi ae Casper) “Heilmann boosted: his average to | last invasion af the White Sox to | standing defeat by Jack Dempsey ir r r pe Club Standing inghabtgesy: se seat ae pad | f22, compared with 409. week ago. | New York, pitched the final game | Jersey cits & Tails Ga Playing without the regul catcher vith pitching} 2 Bo Spat DO One ieee age Phe | Speaker lost 21 points, his average | in Chicago, and fell the victim of = ¥ ae eee or = - . tsbluff 10 'N the Casp and be in tip top shape for’ his open-) aropping from .415 laat-week to 394. | Ruth's tar Chicago was the last |PeMtier, it is reported in boxing cir 3 staff timber used up, Scottsbluff was no m rr sy spay | eh S| dings game with Casper tomorrow | the same figuré held by: Ty Cobb. | of the Ametean league cities to |Cles here, will seck a return mateh “4 Refiners in yesterday's ne. The nt: oot eee | ‘ Midwest ioe BOR biinas nanan pirat f aaa ost the Detroit manager who has not | come in on Ruth's string. for the championsjup, believing that ¢ of Casper does not ind how much ence there was was hist ver 4548) Ukeettery nee Shiba vane’ tiie Ruth is far ahead of last season's |by adopting an open style of battle “4 between the two teams. It seemed all during the game that pat 1 13 years. He proved Seal ae abivaltohi tt isa Suan wilt be In record for homers. having scored |he may be RO pion a id Casper was holding itself in reserve and was just getting| tha SE aE Uae Ceaper \ctble against any ‘club in the Mid- 35 clreult drives. He also has scored |), | statement made at t “4 Banat ons to seis fy seatee : = fx . rt w Yorkers nev west league. more runs than any other player |, _ semasaften the Secon ore ro . 4 i mm for hit safe Man Davart tin eau reas : in the league, having crossed the |!" . je Jersey City match 4 While Casper cou G T a The. Oblo hematutal titel ar. lls Ey a ee npor' cig thet plate 89 times. Although he has Ses eaid he would fight any ne decred 3 : f their chief and are o ms . s2 y an in the wi y te Sootewanict = heavy stickers went w|i o two tearad before Mar. Har: | National League. bad, most of the teams in the league ral ter Wat: he has changed his mind. Georges # by strikeouts. Part of the runs = | 24 _ 2 Won. Los are going to have tough sledding in George Sisier, the St. Louis star, disobeyed the A hi te ae ej were made the Ir en Midwest League CR eee ae noe Ptttabeieeh keeping up with Casper for the re falled to add to his string of stolen | 524 forced the fight wiasitie tae | the five walks ‘which mattanter ae ioe Bucking Gp’ ageinet a “high seuss |New Tork mainder of the season | Te Rect CIEE ee ten labhi did! theraine ts tle, L A change in the Casper aieetGeun pig is ‘ |Boston __- Hale and Davenport performed for ; i BR [pgs races i cn The aver |made his big mistake 3 ° re bites Bare Bropkiyn ania City last year. It was primari-/Casper Tennis Champion Wins parsicleveadl tale ae rahe games, | Should Georges again be matched ob ‘ St. Louis y through the efforts of this battery . pated ‘ . place im the sun field added : ee eninge Resse | Chicago 29] that Rapid City walked away with the) Out in Second Round of Other leadir,: batters: Severeld. |Niw yer s Bhp di cinde «4 beet ® able strength to Casper 4} Bt. Touts: hae \ Cincinnati 380 | championship of the Rocky Mountain | Denver Tournament St. Louls 267; Williams. Bt. Louis |ivieg permit IS courte to ede i offense. One of Hewitt's Hd barter dere Philadelphia -290| region by winning the Denver Post! oF 364; Veach, Detroit .358; Sisler, St. |}, tgivt with “thie “ele hip t home >t ittsburgh ' -: » he mig! win ¢ championship by r Bee ean venthvcnttiman on’ the) Ciboianatl | tournament Loule <$07; 22; Colne, Ctica gp /-408-"| Chisammting ‘Demipeey. Carpentier's “4 deep right field with one man on t | Rideckcvaltaareet ten 2 = RES | Special te The Tribune.) George Cutshaw. tne second sack. |PuiPainting Dempsey. Carpentier’s Bae certaatteett handled frve,.ahanese 0 al | » defeated this sumn Won, Lost. Pet) ap HEAD OF LEAGUE |, DENVER. Colo.. July 1¢.—Wilmer |’ er of the Pittsbargh Pirates: tsimiak- |enough “to hex Teaaneey baa eye 2 se eisttalthest aa erroe ant ite] i ioaten. at | — Cleveland —.. +639 |" rhe first half of the ing season|!. Rehr, Jr, of Casper, Colorado and! ing Roger Hornsby, the Si away for 15 rounds h second base Kasia sda ead] Phi c W New York 5 3] of the Midwest leazue ended yesterday | Denver singles champion, won out in| star, step lively to retain the lead chars nna it “tow mabdeypnrhcged N Cheyenne oman tr with Denver in first position, Greybuil| the second round of the Denver city| among the Nutional league batters . . ° eh eds Sot stone rh x a 3 eeunae iCaapan de ihid cottsbluff | {nis tournament here last evening} Cutshaw, who boosted himself up t» | A VIQtOr Killed in 4 pide esi plbger aad Goes Into Store - fourth, Laramie fifth, and Sterling |by defeating Timothy, 7-5, 2-6 and 6-2.| second place a week ago by steady d bes hae Sev ed hited w iC I -HASE IN 4 sixth Rehr drew a bye in the first round.| hitting, has increased his position Coast Plane Crash 4 low ipaicarday when hi yvOUru v} Via the Sk Licht Chicago nnn 4 , akg ihe Yieringe thea! claht lee wtites Wack vPisine Gist ke tae appreciably. This week's averages 4 and a double in four trip pepe r 7 yltg biladeipnia, 5--——— bull's heels for second place but post- ing a bye in the first round of the| #how be hitting 382 compared. Was in Air Race He counted two runs and t LA SAS RA TE i Poned games from carlier in the sea-;doubles, yesterday defeated Friend tassel -365 a week ago. Hornsby 4 another. Joe is one of the Casp CHIECENNE 16:1 he bard Last S fen Prevented the local scuad making and Grant in the second round. by|~slumped eight points but still re oN 4 who has showed improvement in JO | verbial “bull in t . hob™ ares as cores their proper showing. With victories | scores of 6-2 and 6-2. Phelps is Col-| tains the Yona with 430. Cy Wul- ' weather and he is now vieing w WASHINGTON, Ju labia ine Rcvaotiat eenk on Reale ene Opstponed fames as they) orado doubles champion and recently| /@ms of the Phillies boosted himself | CHEYENNE, Wyo.. July 16.—Har 4 leaders for batting honors lroad’ frelahés. rates Rclator : should have Ghsper would have been | contested both the singles and doubles| ‘0 thir®Place place with an average | oq (smiling Bud) Coffer commercial , Charles Jackson, whose acrobatic] parse withir dia wists Friday Game: battling Denver ‘for first position Utles in the Wyoming state tourna-| -364. ee aviator, who was killed at Oakland ( Schf sting on hard <chanoes/{s,center:| ordered today he Ohn AMERICAN LEAGUE With the new season openins in ment at Casper. Phelps and Rehr| George Kelly. the slugger of the |Cal.. ‘Thursday. with three passen j Self. Maa brought the crowd "to Ith cice comnilesion’ t0;beipeceaned & Min the ais At _Cleveland—Cleveland, 2; Bos: | Casper today and Denver. here for five| have paired up for the city tourna-| Giants, again leads Irish Meusel of | gers when his airplane crashed. was pone, Hine la fide jess iad A Dertect OF: August 84'to\ the davallth fatteck tice | fk through the]ton, 3 games Casper is assured of seeing) ment and won their first match with| Philadelphia. for cireult drive’ hon- | one ‘ofthe aviators’ who enabled s 4 tandance yesterd He went to bat{; te commerce. Petroleum and its |sk¥light when she slinned while wash At Detroit—Detrolt, 2; Philadel-| some of the fastest baseball that has case. ors, Meusel failed to add to his (newspaper service concern to take spas (Cines and so} 0G Deaed the: eone | prodticts: were: exemptal tian thetine| (hewmiwindoweoe cher tote She sut-| phia, 2. (Ten innings) ever been played on the local lot. Rehr is representing Casper and the| String during the past week while | pictures of the Dempsey-Carpenticr number. The first time up he was) (oo | fered fractures of several ribs At Chicago—Chicago, 3; Washing. Scottsbluff will open at Sterling to-' Midwest Refining company in the Den- Kelly drove out his 13th homer. |} fight across the continent in two days wounded. The second time he walke a = — - ton (Eleven innings.) day and Taramie opens at Greybull in| ver tournaments and will also contest} Frisch of New York and Carey of | fe! carried the pictures from Rock and later scored. He was the | KNEPPER IS RUNNERUP. | MINER INJURED. At St.- Louis—St. Louis, 3; New| the nennant dash for the last half of other titles in the intermountain dis-| Pittsburgh are having a merry race |gprings Wvo.. to San Francisco, in man up in the sixth, singled and KEMMEF Ww july 16 York Ruth gets his 35th homerun, | the season, the winner of which will/trict this season for the stolen base honors. Carey {a British Bristol plane. in 13 hours. scored later. In_ the ad later |, CHICAGO, July 16—R. u. Knep-| Floyd Clark, .24 yea a “rope eeeenes battle in a post season series for the erste ann leads with 23 thefts while Frisch is _— he doubled scoring two men and later | { Sioux City, lofa, champlon|runner” in the coal mine at Front, NATIONAL EEAQUE. championship of the Rocky Mountain) BIG SPEEDWAY PROJECTED. | one behind. Frisch, however, leads | FICE HOMERS I GAME. scored himself on Hale's single. fnd Princeton student, reaching the|is in serious condition in the Lincoin| Ati games were pec stponed on ac-| region the league as a run-getter, having bai visitors) were) not allgwed 6 ianiadporsamaunrat fina, woaeg Gol oaiete nines mero dene = SAN FRANCISCO, July 16.—Con-] crossed the plate 70 times. EVELETH, Minn., July 16.—Wiret score until the sixth inn after the! tested the western amateur golf title| Juries sustained when he was caught — Russ SOCIATION. struction of an automobile speedway Other leading batter: Grimes, |Baseman Daubert of the Eveleth Refiners had the game on ice h Chick Evans, five-t winner|by a_ hoi rope and dragged > TS ROBINSON. here is planned by the Motor Car| Chicago .360; Young, New York .357; team of the Mesaba Iron Range teain first score came on two walks and he honor national amateur |« he side of the mine. He sus-| BOSTON — Johnny Wilson, | | CHICAGO, July 16.—Reb Russell of Dealers’ association of San Franciscq| Meusel, Philadelphia. .254; McHenry. | knocked five home runs in as wang error. 3 regular third buse-| colt premier national open| tained a fracture of the arm and in-| world’s m champion, won) Minneapolis is leading the batters of | A representative of the association is], St. Louis .352; Mann, St. Louis .351; |times at bat yesterday. ‘The tact man for § Spurl Nt noreppeesee les at the West|t Injuries of severity which have} the decision over George Ro vinson of|the American association with an now studying construction of race- Fournier, St, Louis: .346; Maran- |homer came in the tenth inning and as a pitcher yesterday tried 3 inot vet been determined Cambridge, in ten rounds last night. ‘average of .387. itracks in other coast cities. i ville, Pittsburgh .345. brought victory to his team. Sin hiscaien ° o dos Arto ae : - z mtg oe FL oman eect noe Bee Ga J eb A) oe 2 the runs tha featured in batting Che gamo was more in the nature of batting and fielding tice than that Casner has played here this ¥ The Irrigators evcree ae Small Space in Our Daily Ad Requires Us to Quote You Our Large Listings Below. These Listings dari) Are Fresh and Can Be Relied Upon. REMEMBER The score CASPER— McNeill, Davidson Garrity Slattery Hartzell Jackson It Ib - 2b | Four-room cottage on South Washington street; nice level ‘Two-room house on rear of nice level lot on South Cotton- pie, 2 H 1s 0 ‘| east front lot; built-in cupboard; large porch full length of house; wood street. Price $1,600; terms $400 cash and balance monthly. ee 2 ol can be bought like’tent. Price $1,500, $250 cash, balance $25 Our office is always glad | Thislittle home means the chance to start. oe per month; 8 per cent interest; possession now. to offer advice on Real Es- tate and Insurance. Call ahy time. Why Not Onn Your Own Home? A well selected lot or Pretty little home on South Jackson street; near Second ave- nue; east front; has five rooms and bath; heat; also two finished rooms in basement; shower bath and toilet; home is furnished with costly furniture; has garage, trees and walks. This place can be bought with the money; some terms. Five-room house with bath, pantry, sunparlor, summer kitchen; large east front inside lot; close to pavement; five blocks from court- house; has lawn, trees, walks and curbing, hardwood floors; garage, | barn and coops in rear. Party leaving and wants to sell. If you are looking for investment or home, $6.500 with payment of $2,000 will handle? This is located on North Park avenue. Brook: Hil, 2b si) Four-room pretty little home on corner lot on South Cotton- wood; near refinery and school; one-room house on rear of lot. rahe ; 1,00€ cash, balance $35 monthly payments. Neat little five-room modern bungalow; large garage; walks: ; finished room in basement; one-half block from ; i ~ : ent, € pavement; near 4 school. Can buy this with payment down and assume loans Pace home carefully purchased Six-room house so arranged as to make double house of three : vary * Q rooms each; garage, lawn, trees and walks. Can be bought on aH Se25, : will be safe in Casper. terms. Location is one block off pavement on Jefferson. Price | LOTS leas Lets LoTs |. Sia ocAT Oe | Our offering of lot t be found of | val Isewh Lae en North Waleat g -ring of lots cannot be found of equal values elsewhere. i i will A very few re-sales in Casper View addition, the fastest growing ness Burlington Station, of new additions; terms you can handle. give terms or exchange for large well located residence. Lot with small house on East A St. Price, $4,500. Lot on East First Street. Suitable for garage. | SEE BEN REALTY | | | | ae Ex-Kaiser Pays Dutch Poll Tax I Under Protest} Exchange or Trade—Lots or homes to exchange for small or large property. 5 Ranch to exchange for town property. Lot 330 Kenwood a : Four-room house to exchange for lots, livestock or other monthly. property. ddition; $350, $50 down and balance New four-family apartment, modern; three-room house and garage in rear; southwest side bringing $30 per month rent. Can sell with small payment and assume loan. Price $10,500. COMPANY Lot on East Twelfth eres ommend at $600. corner and leyel lot we can ree- aes — WELCH TO BOX FORBES. CALGARY, Alfa., Auly 16.—Fred. | Sie Welsh, former i dey be es cham. | iB re et res Scnue M| 201-202 Midwest Building Phone 1480 : per, Wyo. a ~ 4