Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 19, 1921, Page 4

e } ¢ ( . | PAGE FOUR —————— | World Results By Leased hag) | See aan Cbe Casper Daily Cribune =| THE TRIBUNE’S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS | Ra First in News. MONDAY, JULY 18, 1921 | Of All Events | BRONCS GET BREAKS AGAINST STAR HURLER, V WIN 1TO O WILDCATS DRG THREE GAMES Bluejacket Back in Form, Pitches Three-Hit Game Against Laramie tteries—Grey Moore; Laramie, D: Jones. Laramie Greybull Batteries - Jones; Greybull Moore ‘Sunday (second gar Sigman and Batteries. Jones; R. Kelley 260 GOLFERS REPORT FOR PLAY IN TOURNEY | STARTING AT CPITL = WASHINGT tally all of the 260 gc the national op played over the « bia Country club here tc reported at the club today, Evans, fresh from his vic western championship, being the late arrivals last night The first the qualifying found will be 1 tomorrow ani the second half Wednesday. The 7 best scores and ties will play 72 holes Thursday and Friday. The player with the lowest a hole total w the championship. Roy i chiiban To y_and Mod Pract had “Chick mong Pitch for Broncs| According to predictions made morning, Roy Johnson will perform for the Denver Broncs on the mound| today. It is probable that he will be opposed by Guy Hoffman for the Ri finers. This line-up should result in another close and interesting game, with the breaks favoring Hoffman if he is right. Both Diamond and Hale, regular catchers for the two clubs, will be behind the bat. Record Is Made In Aerial Derby gland, July 18.— John nning the aerial derby turday made a record for the event. He covered the 200-mile course in one hour and 14 minut r 34 miles age speed of 16: PHILIPPE 18.— 7 house ag to the bill from $15,000,000 debtedness of tt measure will go to tt ndme an i bonded i. ines and t president early nt would] next week endm: permit the ment to is: sue tempora: of indebted ness t othe extent of $20,000,000. Present maximum is $10,000,000. the of Labor merer district paign to influenc ployed in the coal dustries of the to apply for Ame! wigners who ¢ icanized will r main in the council W. Real Estate 211 O-S Bldg. Phone 558. | Seven-room $4,500; $1,000 w: Five-room hot for $2,600; $300 down. Six rooms, modern, near refinery $5,500; casy terms. Three-room house, southwest part $4,000. Two lots in East Burlington add ton, 68x147. $700; $200 will handle Three two-room houses on two lots $100 down Have some properties on which | car would be taken in trade, Good basement apar! t for rent. sell it.” entered for |! by Kem- as instituted a cam-| Refiners Shut Out by Denver While Big Dave Davenport Strikes Out 14 Men; Visitors Cop Saturday’s Game The breaks of the game were in Denver's favor yesterday and a pitcher's battle between Dave Davenport, hurling bril- liantly for the Casper Refiners, and Joe Dawson, pitching for, |; the Broncs, returned a lucky 1-to-0 victory in favor of Daw- son. ro By gathering one lone tally in the first inning Denver won aided Den have Davenport out'per’s four fielding errors Pibatterk rially in running in nine tal king healthy j ball or by standing at Sunday Game. fe s! watching Daven. AB RH PO " SB aenscaus'4)'6 1 » Denver got Davenport for two eer Rehr, Jr., ill Owen 6-2 ament REHA DEFEATS SECOND OPPONENT IN TOURNEY; THIRD ROUND REACHED VER, Colo., July 18.—Wilmer I. of Casper defeated Church- and 6-3 in the second ound of the Denver City Tennis tour- Saturday. Rehr disposed of opponent with ease in com- DE: = for the| Parison with his first match on Fri- ° ter that time Denver! fie ma aay ome run | 283 the Casi natn pe No matches were played Sunday h apparent douffed at bat ! 4 ¢o.| but the tourament was resumed to- Dawson's tv e unable to. Scoggins was ¢ pie poem eal ‘an day in nird round between play- t when hits me s. Denver af nec safe game ers wh not been eliminated. very rule of the game Casper'the way ing but five cee Sean or 38 RETURN. . July 18.—President Harding returned to Wash shortly after 8 o'clock this from their week-end cruise Mayflower. HARDING WASHINGTOD nd Mrs. on norning the ts in the first inning before he got ° 4 1 rmed up. Denver's lead Be 201 tm hit the first ball pitched for 301 ja sin Downey then singled over! jackson, cf 401 | | McNeil's heac La Salle took third. | Hewitt, rf 301 | Buzz Murphy connected with a fast) sale, 3 r 0 0 jt which Hewitt dropped in right| » 0 Won Leat> Pot. field after takin a fairly eas, hance. aa Pittsburgh ......... 55 28 663 La Salle scored and Downey went to] Totals _ bd ‘ew York 51 30 -630 Murphy moved to second on DENVER— sRH Boston 34 575 nisplay. Cochran then hit to Jack-|Tasalie, ss — Tit | Brooktyr a“ rt) center field and Downey was! powney, 3b er) lst. Louis 41 ‘500 t at the plate by Jackson’s| igh, If —-- 0.143 © Ol chicane “3° on as . Des Murphy, cf 1 3 8 Ol cincinnadl 22.02.05. 81 0 ee ntil the second inning| Cochran, rf 0 0 © O Olpinadetphia 23 (O55 rt got to going good.|Hosp, 2b - ESF e got eight of the nine|/Graham, 1b American League. outs by whiffing the Den-| Diamond, e 7 E rs as fast as they came up.| Dawson, p | cteveland bs ag rice A up a bit then but whenever see pl as on the bases he| Totals 31 wales! “47 aa ne Stans BA tha ieertite cit Gasetell whieh aeare Miiotatcee car 1a ail Dena 7420 454s lie him cs Dever eo 000 900 000—0 6 2| Boston +39 |) S60 eee owing at bat was a dis ,.|8t- Louis 3848442 sas ment to the hundreds of fans| Stolen bases, Slattery, Elsh “| Chicago 43 429 who flocked to the ff Denver| ham. Two-base hits, Downe: | at spe played air tight baseball but the Cas-|Runs batted in, Murphy 1 $ ur below the stand-| hits. arrity, McNeill Midwest League, art it ne to getting Struc bat by Davenport 14 | Won Lost Pet oo a «| Denver 2 © 1.000 sixth inning Casper|®, of Dawson 3. Dou reybull 3 0 1,000 t aded. With a chance A § ttabluft 1 1 500 » make a hero of himself, Jackson Left on Sterling 1 1.500 popped out to center field. Joe Daw er 6. Time of g Casper 0 2 .000 son got four strikeouts during the Woolums. Laramie 0 3 .000 game and two of these came in the y |last half of the ninth inning. Donica Saturday's Game, walked and was) macrificed to /second| Gasper — Oa DANS Last Scores |by MeNeil. With one down and a man| sexeill, 3b jon second the grandstand rocked with] Fivis, 2b pleas for a tied score. Jackson an@|uiarrity. if NATIONAL. LEAGUE. Hewitt 1n order, aver anxipus to "HIt| siactery, 1b Sunday Games, i the ball, responded by striking out ah et At New York— R.H B. ‘The appearance of Davenport in the Jackson, Pittsburgh . -4 10 0 1p will add considerable strength| Donica, s# - New York +2 9,0 team. It was also demonstrated | Hale, ¢ Pitchers—Hamiiton; Barnes lusively that it will take more]. Mapel, p At Brooklyn— R. H. E. pitcher to win ball games. |C, W. Jackson, Roose . : aS 4 t 5 cago 3 2 Pe Sr ape Ag eto Totals Pitchers—Martin und Freeman; Ca- Rolla Mapel started for Cas. oe | but found gotng hard. He was Te ss ved by Charles Jackson after one Me cate LEAGUES ie Jand two-third innings had passed. pea al beers |Jackson pitched steadily until the Clevel . es an eighth when an error by Garrity| Murphy, cf rere ¥ 2103 started the fireworks. Denver run in|Cochran, rf - Pitchers—Zactlary; Caldwell |three scores in this inning. Hosp, 2b - rles H. Jackson, Casper's center |Grabam, 1 Diamond, Scoggins, Totals - Seore by _———— | Games Today | nanan 230 000 130—9 000 010 000—1 5 4 Midwest League. " aham. Two-b peeve ecm ryt Ati Three-base hit, Scoggins. | Teenichat Omen |Home run, C. H. Jackson. Runs bat- Laramie at Greybull National League. St. Louis at Boston. Chicago at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia. ted in, Jackson 1, Ls Cochran 1, “1s y Mapel 1, Jackson 3, by Scoggins 3. off R. Mape Jackson 2, off Scoggins ey. by Bases on ball, Ww. plays, LaSaile to Hosp to Graham 2 = Wild pitches, C. W. Jackson 1. Left American League. on bases, Casper 5, Denver 6. Innings Boston at Chicago. pitched by R. Mapel 12-3 4 Philadelphia at St. Louis hits; innings pitched by . New York at Detroit. 6 runs, 9 hits. Time of ame 1 land. mpire, Woolum: Washington at A Bishop-Cass Theater LAST TIMES TODAY William Farnum In a special return en- gagement of one of his big virile productions 4 “WHEN A MAN SEES RED” —ALSO— MAGAZINE WITH COMIC CARTOON Continuous, 1 to 11 Admission, 30c Fallen Arches Chilblains abeowing 1 L. J. PERRAULT Foot Specialist: Smitk Building, 131 East Second Phone 138-J Casper, Wyo, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY DOUGLAS MAC LEAN —IN— “ONE A MINUTE” New York Detroit ton. Boston Cc! Philadelphia Philadelphia Club Standing | National League. At Detroit— Pitchers—Collin: At Chicago— hicago Pitchers—Meye: At St. Louis (fir t. Louis - At St. Louis (second game) t. Louis ... 3 Pitchers—Moore PAVILION Where Everybody Goes HARRY “IKE” EVANS and his RAINBOW GIRLS —presenting— ERITORIOUS USICAL Comedies—Also Feature Pictures PROGRAM CHANGES —every— SUNDAY, TUESDAY, FRIDAY Matinees Saturday and Sunday at 3:00 Every Evening at 7-9 SPECIALS Tuesday is Garter Night Friday is Amateur Night “Prices Always 10 and 40c_ A Block West of Henning Cast Off Clothing Salvation Army Phone 1517-M Roscoe Searles Beats Milton In Sight Heats NEW YORK, July 18.—Tom Gib- bons of St. Paul, today was matched LOS ANGELES, July 18.—Roecoe to meet Georges Carpentier in Octo- Searles took three straight heats of|per for the world’s light heavyweight a match race from Tommy Milton at| championship. the Los Angeles speedway yesterday,| Articles were signed by Eddie Kane, his time being as follows: Gibbons’ ;»anager, and Promoter Tex First heat, 10 miles, 5 minutes 45!Rickard. ‘rhe bout will be either in 2-5 seconds; second heat, 10 miles, 5|/the arena in Jersey City in which minutes 33 1-5 seconds; third heat, 25|Carpentier lost to Dempsey, or in miles, 13 minutes 55 1-5 seconds. The| Madison Square Garden. The weights rate of speed of the winner was 104,-| will be 175 pounds or under. Rickard 108 and 107.8 miles an hour in the re-|did not announce the other terms. ae spective heats, z The race did not affect the cham- S plomhip standing, of the contestanes| GEODONS Seeks as it was unsanctioned by the A. A./ a | Wilson Battle z California Man | ok | ngs PAUL, July 18.—Mike Gibbons, Wins in Canada. *..22 222eweistt boxer, and Mike | Collins his ma) er, plan to leave to- - | mot rrow for New York, where Gibbons | will meet Augie Ratner on July 25 in Ont., July 18.—W. Bates|a 15-round decision fight. won the Canadian men’s| While in New York, Collins will open singles championship today by| endeavor to arrange a match for Gib- defeating E. L. Levy, his teammate,;bons with Johnny Wilson, middle- 4-6, 64, 6-2 and 6-3. weight champion. Collins said today _ TO the time, place and purse would be Horned toads, a species of lizard.}no object if a decision bout could be can squirt fine jets of blood from the| arranged. corners of their eyes a distance of several feet. TORONTO, of Callfornia, a -SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TRIBUNE- Stands by His Mother This is the latest picture of “Bud” Stillman with his mother, Mrs. James A, Stillman, photographed at home in New York. “Bud” is ex- pected to testify for her in the Stillman divorce case. A Bishop-Cass Theater LAST TIMES TODAY MAY McAVOY A CHARMING NEW STAR —IN— sé LARRY SEMON IN HIS NEWEST TWO-PAR CO! EDY “THE BAKERY” Continuous, 1 to 11 Admission, 40c TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, Ay 6é JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD’S GREAT STORY OF THE NORTH ATTENTION Modern Woodmen of ° America Don’t fail to attend our meeting at Moose Hall on Monday evening, July 18 at8 p.m. A full attendance is desired. Visitors cordially invited. a A. E. CHANDLER, Camp Consul. Golf Runnerup Worn Out, Gives IRRIGATORS AND Up Medal Prize) STEALING SPLIT CHICAGO, July 18.—Rudy E. Knep- per of Sloux City, runnerup to Charles Evans Jr., in the final of the western amateur golf championship, defaulted to H. E. Jobnson of St. Paul, after be- ing tied for the medal prize. Kn¢pper was worn out after his strenuous week, it was stated. SUNDAY GAME _ IS PROTESTED Having complained continually throughout yesterday's game that Joe Dawson, Denver's pitcher, was us- ing @ shine ball, and Umpire Wullums unheeding the protest, Manager Ar- bogast of the Casper club has taken the protest to the president of the league. The protest is based on the fact that shine ball and other freak deliveries have been banned in the Midwest league as weil as in nearly every other baseball organization. Official stake- holders for bets made on yesterday's game are holding up the money pend- ing the outcome of the protest. aMnager Downey of the Denver club protested the appearance of Dave Davenport in Caagpen’s Unaup yea terday on the ground that Denver had prior claim on his services, The protest will not be pushed as long as Denver won the game. Davenport disavows Denver's. claim to him on the ground that Denver failed to com- plete the contract he required. sos rhs Aa a Galician Seeks - Dempsey Title MADRID, July 18—Andres Balsa, the Galician heavyweight boxér, who it was recently announced here, had issued a challenge to Jack Dempsey for the world’s championship, arrived here today and issued a challenge to all comers. ve Ral. AGE SREY RUHR MINERS STRIKE. LONDON, July 18.—All the miners of the Ruhr region of Germany have struck, says an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Amsterdam quoting a telephone message from Dussel- dorf. Negotiations with the employ- ers. have failed, the latter refusing to grant the demands of the miners, the dispatch adds. a, ee “Up fo for al s ‘eat by Taking da: Game, 8104 STERLING, Colo,, July 18.—Scotts bluff and Sterling opened the las: half of the season by breaking even in the Saturday and Sunday game« The Irrigators were unable to hit Voorhies and were held to two run Sterling took a three-run lead in th, first Inning and then played safe counting only one more during th: game. In the Sunday game Scotts bluff pulled the game out of the fin in the last two innings. Saaturday’s game— Soottsbluft Sterling ~300 000 Ol°— 4 9 6 Batteries—Baldridge and Benning hoven; Voorhies and Kranninger. Sunday's game— RHE Scottsbluff -000 110 O42— 8 13 Sterling 100 101 010— 4 9 1 Batteries—Shimeal and Roche; Pow ers, Brooks and plbcicae ee tare FLYNN AND BROKAW JOIN REFINERS HERE TODA The first recruits wi which are being drafted to strengthen the Casper base. ball club and place it in the running for the championship of the remain. ing season in the Midwest league, are deginning to arrive here. Casper's weakest showing at pres- ent is with the stick. The team plays strong efensive ball but in close games does not put the necessary zip to the hitting. Pep Flynn who has been jn the outfield for Greybull is in Casper and may be seen in the line-up this afternoon. Hal Brokaw is also here ready to start. he ad- aision of these two right hand hitters to the Casper club should materially strengthen the attack against left- oand pitchers. A second baseman and utility infielder is also #a!4 to be en route here. This position has been weakened because of the absence of Hank Bostick from his position at short. sien BRITISH AMBASSADOR ARRIVES. NEW YORK, July 18. — Viscount James Bryce, former British ambas- sador to the United States and Mrs. Bryce arrived here today from Eng- land on the steamship Celtic. thrilling: anid side -s: laughter. man who invented his .way to the altar POLA GYPSY LYRIC Continuous 1 to 11 P. M. LAST TIMES TODAY TOMORROW —IN— ete Fs| ofthe ing NEGRI BLOOD