Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 22, 1921, Page 6

s mA CAGE SIX | LIVE NEWS FROM THE SPORTING WORLD be Casper Dailp Cribune ¢ THURSDAY, JULY 21, 192) Classified Ads |THEPROPRR FOR RENT—ROOMS ATTITUDE IS DENVER MAKES CLEAN SWEEP OF FIVE-CAME SERIES WITH CASPER Visitors Take Bovh Games of Double-Header on : Wednesday, Leaving Refiners in the Cellar; Davenport Pitches Three-Hit Game By winning both ends of yesterday’s made five straight wins from Casper and rele- ver’s Broncs gated the local squad to the bottom of the list at the start ares of the new baseball season for the phe league. first game ended 2 to 1 and the second 7 Denver. ere close and across h win, When behind marvelous Denver defensive ball and always fought to victory. Dave Davenport, Casper's gated pitching ace worked Denver in the opening game day and allowed but three hits, one of which came in the eighth inning and two in the ninth The marvelous game he pitched is shown by the f: that only one Denver man reached first base before the eighth inning and he got on through a walk. Dav enport had 12 strikeouts to his credit Denver's first run came after Hosp was safe at first on Hartzell's error. Ke took second on the wild throw to first. Davenport struck out Graham ang ith two down Diamond singled, scoring Hosp. Niles then retired the side with a strikeout Downey singled in the ninth and took second on a wild pitch. Elsh struck out ond Murphy singled, scor-: ing Downy. Cochran flew out. Casper’s lone tally came in the sixth inning when Bro! singled stole second and advanced to third and home on a series of errors made trying to trap Ned Nites re! the Casper club worked against his former team mates and allowed but ‘seven hits which he kept well scattered a ting seven strikeouts. Joe was the ting ace of the ing a double and two singles to his credit | Denver opened up on Guy Hoffman fashion in the first inning of game, gather! four hits and five runs before the his bearing. ame back with two runs rst when @onica after ther side had ninth run for each al frames. tolled the mound REA REACHES SEMI-FINALS Eliminiates Ralph Gale in Fourth Round of Denver Tennis Tournament DENVER, July 21.—Wilmer 1. Rehr, Jr., of Casper reached the semi- finals in the singles play of the Den- ver city tennis tournament yesterday when he defeated Ralph Gale in straight sets, 6-1 and 6-3. Semi-finals in the singles are being played today and the finals will be played Friday, according to progress being made at this time. Rehr has shown consistent im- provement since his first match of the tournament and if he wins today will defend his title, won last year, in the finals. See SMITH GOES TO DES MOINES. ..JOPLIN, Mo., July 21.—Ben Smith, first baseman, recently turned back by Detroit to the Joplin club, has received instructions to join the Des Moines club of the Western league. *EMEKE KNOCKED OUT. COLORADO SPRINGS, Co! July 21—Walter Caldwell of Springer, M., knocked out Billy Emke, of St. -\league will Paul, in the first of a scheduled 10- round bout. They are middleweights. for Denver. of the pitchers’ t reaped a harves with Casper. > series did the Dei slightest sign form can be main have strengthened to hi with the Colorado The to 4, in favor of ‘Hothe an had the best except in the it has at any Denver club an the in its opening series er once during the ver club show the cracking. If this tained, tams in the to be materially ave even a chance leaders. ‘The final game was marred by con- siderable scrapping On both sides pat w it merely added life to the game. Den- ver was ready and did take every ad- vantage offered and that is why it emerged the five-game victor. The score 7 First Game, CASPER— ABRHPOAE Hartzell, 2b 401161 i: 11-2 om 0 310 0 0 oo1r10 00010 0 Cn) 0 200 011200 C) 020 Sto Slat Niles ff Davenport. 1, < le to pitch, Dave 4,1 Second Slattery Donica, MeNeill, 8s 3b . Murphy, cf Cochran, rf Hosp, 2b iraham, 1b Lowry, 1b . Diamond, ¢ Scoggins, p .. Totals Score b; Denver Casper 000 001 000. Umpire, 00 000 CLI 48, 0 000 O11— te zmond 1 acrifice k out, by Daven- Bases on balls, off Niles 1. Double Hosp to Graham. nport 1. Left on denver 3. Time of Woolums. Game. AB RH PO 4 *Batted for Garrity in Ninth inning. Stolen bases, Elsh. chran, Htsp. Th: zell, Hale, ica. Sacrifice Scoggins. Runs bi Donica chran 2. Scoggins 1 Struck Murphy. hits, Arbogast 1, Diamond ‘Two-base hits, Co. ree-base hits, Hart Home runs, Don Hartzell, atted in, Hartzell 1, Murphy 2, Co- by Hoffman 2, Bases on ball, out, off Hoffman 3, off Scoggins 2. Double plays, Garrity to Me? Hosp to Graham. pr 5, Denver 8, Umpire, Woolums. ll, Scoggins to Left on bases, Cas- Time of game 1.35. CHEVROLET PRICE REDUCTION ANNOUNCEMENT Four-N: F. B. Open Model inety Open Model ___ These Prices F. O. B. Casper Chevrolet Sales and Service Company Phone 214 's double-header Den- a five-game series with Denver. | EB} who defeated | det Murphy, | BISONS ROMP AWAY WITH SEVEN-INNING GAME AT) BILLINGS ON WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NO. 23. What about a house for $1109 Club Standing Midwest DOYLE TO FIGHT AT THERMOPOLIS nm Lost Pet. 1.000 300 Denver Greybull with $350 down and $40 int cea Sind It is right across from the rem. f Sterling 1250 —-— be It is plastered and is new. Has «=; 7 Vet » 21— Fy Laramie ~. 200 large BILLINGS, Mont. July 21— Pans| (orem roy a for a aa eile fae = | Piro ea aeaam00,, mvestmen avg in Otte, OR ce sxhibition of the national pastime ith Roy bo og “pect Tr ‘week; free baths to roomers; nis; pe te Ree Tribuos/ | suoene, east fron| when the Greybull squad romped on uly SPECIAL No. the home team for 12 scores. Billings Pet. FoR RENT—Small rooming hoase to 3, Pittsburgh . party buying furniture; daaly gar- You can’t build the house for ¢en and chickens go with plac», ram? good business a: $1,500; let alone buy ft and the lot only run was made off of a home run ie Doyle, Joe Keltus a Billings fielder. Gaastie :Doy' New York . local ring favorite, = “! ‘Grey-| Boston has been matched for a ten-round bout | FOR together for that sum. It has four Immediately after the ganfe Grey-| oon with Roy Conley to be staged at chrcrtunity; reasonable. Call 1 rooms and pantry, east front; water Dull left: for beupe where te Wil gee |S. cy oula Thermopolis on’ July 25 and a lttle| {he courthous 2. sc Beech. 7atdts|and light tn. with: gas rosdy for in. s.| Chicago . later will meet another battler of the| "Shits: J.C. MacInnis, 247 BO, Si.) —————— stallation. The house was just buiit The score— R. H. E.| Chicago SS Calioie The tcht wilt Latin a 7 OR SALE Lease and furniture of|the lot is high and dry. ciose to bull ..221 004 3—12 11 1 — as well min, use; close in; big . inery and a value at $ FOR RENT—To business man, ventilated room in modern home; pienty hot water. 7-20-3t FOR RENT—Light feaew eo rooms and bath; two bedrooms ad- 544 South Grant St special St., side $300 down will buy it it. S 5] Philadelphia 13 come. trance. FOR SALE—Good paying restaurant; A real business opportunity; price $3,500. Call at 518 Oil Exchange build- ing for details. 7-9-tf Billings no 25: elt) O00 000 O— 4 GOLF TOURNE Conley has placed himself under the . wing of Jack Dusalt of Thermopolis, who is promoting the bout for July 25. Since his arrival from the coast last spring he has stopped several likely SPECIAL } NO. 2. A corner lot with a sptenaid titt!. two-room house, with cement base. Washington ment; east front and in the right Detroit 4300 «47 fighters at Sheridan and elsewhore| joining bath. cation in Southwest Caspr. Th Boston 40 47 and after boxing Young Stanley 7-20-2t | FOR SALE—Good paying apartment | good home and can be bourh: bs * jouse; t, and will take a|for $1,500; any payments fe St, Louis oi Hale opie tae es wecured a de- | —55— panto Furalabed = ms pete Fiat aaa ie eT payments or t Chicago cision in their next fight. Tieht a ceine vith gueiwate 1oneeater weyenk, Philadelphia +33 54, 379] Doyle expects a hard fight but is|,arn: also, sleepingroom. 636 South | one in the best of condition for the fight. 7-20-21 | FOR SALE—Lease on store. Call at Gran' Since his fray with Jack Shirley at oe 509 East Second. FOR RENT—Small 7-21-10? The Western Realty Co, ee 5 i : , furnished room Finalist Play at Washington Games Today | eet and de fe for oust peeing |. for one gentleman; $13 per month. LOST AND FOUND F. M. ZIMMERS, Pres. & Gen. \f¢r, Under Way Today, Wiil End The battle should be one of the best | *#4 South David, corner Midwest. | Suite 511, Oil Exchange Building on Friday Midwest League, ever held at the hot springs town. LOST—Dark red leather billfold, con- Ww = ts Laramio at Casper, anal pa aa a taining a $20 and $10 bill: also, 'ANTED—MISCELLANEOUS ASHINGTON, July 21.—Finalist| Denver at Greybuli. Meals supplied next door. Shrine and Scottish Rite receipts, and | 0 EEO Le seats Ceti on he: | abating vat wenetaeane Boxer Knocked | aie? 2ift sin Phone 2393. cards for Alton John Atkin. Notify | WANTED—Young working lady vo same at 147 South McKinley_street. Liberal reward. 7-20--2t* STRAYED—Two large hrunds, license Nos. 11 and 12. None other in country like them. Return to City rounds*for the open golf champion- ship of the United States got under way today at the Columbia Country club near Washington with 88 of the world’s leading professional and ama share apartment pane aaey and lit- tle girl. 713 East Secon: 21-2 evinieanat en. 20 ala WANTED—To boar@-and care for children. Mrs. Ollie Lewis, 317 West 1 First rear. 7-21-20° National League. Pittsburgh at Boston. St. Louis at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at New York. Out in Battle “ Is Unconscious FOR RENT—Furnished basement; housekeeping room; gas and lights. 1225 South Ash. Phone gerne ry -20-2t* teurs in the play. Chicago at Philadelphia. TOD RENT Rice Too one | Marshal of Mills, Wyo., and receive’ ¥ The first two rounds will be played =e “or.two BeTicenty Inquire after 6} SCW2"- 7-21-20" WANTED Uiapests price paid for today and the second two tomorrow, American League. = .'m., at 932 South David street. second bend f re, Phone 1660. e re GALVESTON, T Jury 21—)> LOST —Sultcase on highway, between ¥15-t¢ 36 holes each day. In case of a tie Philadelphia at Chicago. ps ‘Es wold t exRe, bud ban 7-20-2t° Rawlins and Alcova. Finder h re = for first place, the play-off will be| Boston at St. Louis. lenry Estes. 2 featherweight boxer at Tribune office or Phone 1559-J. Re. ‘Tribune Clussine< aas—— held Saturday. Washington at Detroit. known in the ring as “Frisco Kiid,"|FOR RENT—Large modern bedroom | warg. F-213t BMng Resulte———— Jim Barnes of Pelham, N. ¥., be-| New York at Cleveland. who was knocked out in the sixth] for one or two gentlemen, $25. 74: | “* ; aie By Ap coe: hha age ee round of a scheduled 10-round bout |South David St. Phone 468W :closc LIVESTOCK are hate ga sa Yc Yee ela Meg with Sailor Owenby of Oklahoma here | !?- 7-18-0r * place in the tournament; as a result y mae, tere 3 For Vacation or Stopover of his record-breaking card of 69 in Last Scores last night had not recovered con-| OR RENT—Clean furnished room| (,1yESTOCK—Fresh dressed poultry, 3 the qualifying round yesterday. The sciousness carly today and physicians | for three men; close in; three block: | “broilers, frys and hens. roosters at Don't miss .« stay. at two Britishers, George Duncan ang] said his recovery was doubtful. He|from restaurant. 131 North Beec’|:+ne Adams Poultry Yards, 340 West the strictly modern tah ware inabaidiaredl an came to Galveston from the west| street. 7-19-3t | Yellowstone. 721-30" National League. Wednesday Games. Carter Hotel tors for the champion ncaa gins Soory pana has en) FOR RENT—Danzy front room for] FOR SALE—Two pairs heavy horses: fae seeep H aire of Aus Giniciell’ SINee RS. pits sentlemen:- alt modern. three sets breeching harness; four AT THE t and Charles Evans, ° i-| © nati 2, D Aaded a ng SE EES vid. one 717-W. wagons, Prices right. H. E. Smith. ry c Other outstanding favorites for] St. Louis 8. Brooklyn 5. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR NAMED. : Phone 159-W. 7-21-20" Big Horn Hot the title included: McLeod, Pat O'Hara] Pittsburgh 2. Boston 0. STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal.,| FOR RENT—Furnished rooms. $3 per | ° nd Hutchison, the British open| Chicago 10-0, Philadelphia 0-8. July 21.—William D. Fletcher, Stan-| “eek nd up; close in. 340 West S champion American League. ford graduate class of 1911, was ap-| S°Uvowstone. el WATER WELLS DRILLED prings The weather today was even better| New York 7, Cleveland 1. pointed graduate manager of athletics |{3HDROOM with private hath; gen | On contract, shallow or deep. “The largest mineral the good golfing weather of yes-| Washington 1, Detroit 2 (10 innings.)/of the university, succeeding A. R.| tiemen preferred. Corner Grant MURPHY & BARKER, springs in the world, A gentle northeast wind kept| Boston, 9, St. Louis 10 (12 innings.) | Martin, resigned. and Milton, 454. 7-20-3t* | 347 §, Beech, Phone 183-W | THERMOPOLIS, WYOMING \. 5 Philadelphia 2, Chicago 3 (10 innings) eto cool and the humidity — was lacking. French Chess Champion Wins MODERN ROOM, suitable for one or two gentlemen. 903 South Elm. 7-20-3t* FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room in modern home. Reasonable Phone 1658, N. J. FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom close to bath; 2% blocks east of the WELLING UNABLE TO BOX. CHICAGO, July 21.—~The 10-round bout between Joe Welling and Nor Freedman, Chicago lightweight: called off last night when Wellin; gave notice he would not be able t box because of fractunre of his right hand iff training. INDIANS NOSED OUT OF FIRST PLAGE BY YANKS Business and Professional Directory CONTRACTORS AUDITORS ATLANTIC CG CITY. J. Jul 1 | ND, July 21.—The world Henning. 326 East First St. 7-19-6t 4 pial oad OLY, Bors eland Indians will az ray David Janowski, chess crampion of oF caone’ witht thannraye wesc Kk FOR RENT—Front bedroom, adjoin.) REIMERTE & & VAN DENBERG NEW YORK, , zanne Lenglen, French tenh make. her first appearance’ in country at Greenwich, Conn., August 3. SCHAUER OUTPOINTED. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., July 21.—Johnny Schauer of St. Paul, was outpointed by Tommy Carter of Ei Paso, Texas, in a fast 12-round bout here last night. The men are light- ‘eights. in modern home. ori. ACCOUNTANTS GUARANTEE R&vuISTRY, CORP. Audit and and Transter A, ARCHITECTS Oooo pupa * one ICH, Architects ‘Townsend (ee Ber yee Phone 440 GAKBUTT, WEIDNER & SWEENEY 415 Ol) Exchange tidy. Phone 1162 AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Cracked Jackets, Scored Specialists on aoe ylinders, Aluminum AUTO REPAIR, 825. West A. eee oor BAGGAGE and TRANSFER RAINWATER'S DRAY & TRANS- FER. We do all kinds of hauling. Phone 602W. 122 West Second oi. WHITE TRANSFER CO. Geo. Retallock, Mgr. “All White Trucks.” 126 S. David. SEE BEN TRANSFER CO. Baggage, Heavy Hauling and_Piano Moving. Phone 74J. won first place in the * tournamnt early s. np Tax OS Bi chess | Yankees with their backs to the wall ae today by lin an effort to regain the leadership T. Sharp of Philadelphia |in the American league pennant race. New York has four points lead over Whitaker, of Washington, Cleveland by virtue of victory yes- M. D. Hago of New | terday. York last night in their final match, ———_~-~ ——- finished second, and Charles Jaffe ot LANGFORD STOPS WRIGHT. New York captured third place default against Captain J. B, Harvey | of Fenelon Fa‘lé, Ont. Th final standing were. 8 Whit Jaffe 1032 t* Estimates Cheerfully W. 8S, HOLTZMAN & SONS tractor and Builder Phone 10993 INVESTIGATION BUREAU MIDWEST BUREAU OF INVESTI- GATION — Civil and Criminal. Suite this on f en | go tt OW Bs -9-dh OMAHA, July 21 Langford knocked out ‘Bearca Wright of Janowski | Omaha in the ninth round of a sched. 4 10-round bout here Here’s why CAMELS are the quality cigarette ECAUSE we put the utmost quality into this one brand. Camels are as good as it’s pos- sible for skill, money and lifelong knowledge of fine tobaccos to make a cigarette. Nothing is too good for Camels. And bear this in mind! Everything is done to make Camels the best cigarette it’s possible to buy. Nothing is done simply for show. Take the Camel package for instance. It’s the most perfect packing science can devise to pro- tect cigarettes and keep them fresh. Heavy paper —secure foil wrapping—revenue stamp to seal the fold and make the package air-tight. But there’s nothing flashy about it. You'll find no ss extra wrappers, No frills or furbelows. Sam FOR RENT—Clean, cool mi room to one man. ‘Phone 1509-M. 7 FOR RENT—Front bedroom, opposite bath. 505 East Second. 7-21-3t* FOR RENT—Sleepingroom, week. 138 North Durbin. FOR SALE OR TRADE WILL TRADE one-half interest in 320 acres patented oil land for car; Packard or Templar preferred. 160 South Beech. Phone 241-R. 7-21-3t FOR SALE OR TRADE—Land in Bol- ton field near recent strike. consider Casper property or woull take good Dodge or Buick car as part payment. Address P. O. Box 99: T-21-3t° FOR TRADE—Lot in San Diego, Cal. two blocks from carline, f one lot in El Centro, Cal., 37 per 7-12-tfah NEW YOR& HAT CLEANING w and 423 douth Cea Phone Tew GAS FITTING GAS FITHING ee oS fog Wi atee, Be owed 336 P Pear! St. Phone t aR LAWYERS RENCE S pea Salte 222-293 Midweet Bide. Ph. 1200 eee Ee for Ford; Imperiai Valley, for Casper lot. Box 297, Trib- une. 7-2i-it® urney-at-Law Suites 14-15-16, Townsend Blocks HAGENS & MURANE 206-207 OU Rechange Bldg. NICHOLS & STIRRETT 309-10-i1 on Eichange Bldg. GEORGE W. FERGUSON Lownsend Bian” mae *Phone ea’ OSTEOPATHS IEARLES TRANSFER Phones: Res. 87-W, Office 104 MOVING A SPECIALTY CABINETMAKING GRESCENT | CABINET CO. irst-class car. ‘| FOR TRADE—1919 block, just overhauled, worm drive truck or for lot. 915 8S. Mckinley at 7 o'clock. 7-21-2t¢ FOR SALE OR TRADE—Saxon-Six: mechanical condition, newly painted. Tuttle’s Auto Pair.t Shop. 344 South Peech ctreet. F-19-3t* war TO TRADE—Nice little ome for a second-hand Dodge sedan. Phone 1078, T-214tf WANTED TO TRADE—Second-hand oe sedan for property. FOR SALB_OR TRADE for good| EVAH M, HOUSER “roadster, 1919 Chalmers car. 938 South Walnut St. 212 East Fifth St. Phone 15283 CIVIL ENGINEER AUBERT P ARK, County Surveyor. Office, 226 Midwest Bld., Phone 1146J, Res. 10, 8. Chestnut, Phone 172J. CLEANERS and PRESSERS THE SERVICE OLEANERS Cleaning, Pressing, Remodeling Center, Fifth & Teallroka 'S Sts. Phone 36 DENTISTS | FJ. J- DONOVAN D Stats Se Se reeset CYLINDER GRINDING - ee Oversize ES SS CHIROPRACTORS DR. J. H. JEFFREY Gi JEFFREY Suite $0 Ntldwest Bldg,” Plone 206 R. B. G. He; KDNA HAHN Suite ‘hownsend Block Phones: Of Ditice ee Ron 1235. OL If, HARNED, stor Yer North Kimbalt Phone _1. Osteopathic Physician Taal gues eee ec istha: PRODUCE Wholetaie foultey, Regs Srait_ and Negetables. 333 N. Wylcott St. _ RADIATOR REPAIRING caSrEn, AUTO, RADIATOR WORKS 434_W., Yellowstone Phone 1054W Avro RADIATON SERVICR — we Coring & 4 Work- men. 124 W. Second. ne 1545. __ ROOF CONTRACTING WYOMING ROOFING Co. Contractors. ing & Recoating a Specialty. 117 8. Kimball St. Phone 1478J. Casper, Wyo. pos meer Sacre we Senso do ho SIGN PAINTING “BUSH DID IT” 242 W. ‘Yellowstone. Phone ox, Such things do not improve the smoke any more than premiums or coupons. And remember—you must pay their extra cost or get lowered quality. If you want the smoothest, mellowest, mildest cigarette you can imagine—and one entirely free from cigaretty aftertaste, It’s Camels for you. R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Winston-Salem, N. C. ; completely furnished. Write Box 282, The Tribune. 7-19-3t* WANTED TO RENT—Piano; good care; no children; must be reason- able. Box 290, Tribune. 7-19-3t* WANTED—By July 27, to lease or rent furnished house with three or more sleeping rooms, “by responsible party; no children; close in preferred ‘must reasonable. Address Trib- une, 4444. 7-20-dh. WANTED—Room in private house for Pistons, Piston Pins and Rings. CASPER CYLINDER GRINDING CO, Phone 1450. Fifth & Center. If YOU HAVE a pian> you wish to be well taken care of in private home and do not care to pay storage, write Box 272, Tribune. 7aztfan