Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 27, 1921, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1921. fhe Casver Dailey Tribune PAGE Fi¥ SSS — | World Results By Leased Wire —--—_ THE TRIBUNE’S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS REFINERS DEFEAT BISONS, 3 TO 1, IN PITCHERS’ BATTLE HLSHEVSM 5 GONG TO BUSINESS TORECUFERNTE Casper in Lead When Davenport Takes WHI PATC BEAT RIGKARDFINED (BI ICES HUITH|T Harding's Gott | Hewitts Place on Mound in Fifth Game Adopted WORLO PROPIGNDA AOMGONED FORTHE TIME BENG) ana Greys Scoring Ends STERLING AGKIN, SOOO INR ¥. po nneune i ACr ivtegheny Cub | First in New Of All Hvenis —j LI 1 ib = t By LLOYD ALLE? he es = . Wyo., , esos i NEW YORK, July eae cisiag ME oe - mdeat) | out the bygones in Russia somehow GREYBULL, Wyo., July 27.—Casper gathered but six u LONDON, (By has gone Rick Frederick ard, boxing promoter a er—but meanwhile we must | hits off of Joe Eddleman yesterday but three of them came Boishevism | not let past errors hinder the-preas- ing business of rehabilitating com. |ut the fourth inning, allowing the Refiners to seore three|Thorburn Holds Opponents to 5} icasy pleaded guilty, before Federal |Denver Wins Slugging Match, 11| © The referee then elevated Conley’s| Totals hand despite the fact that Doyle| The score by innings ‘ dents, left yesterday for Calif sumes her place In the list of great | Pom | buying an@ selling “nations: . {tla to Jolt a club In the San Joaquin wrongly protested the decision and ,Casper ......4...---+- -000 200-000-—3| Midwest League. Backed.by the prestige of the Brit- | Valley league. seemed to be anything but a beaten Greybull, 000 100 000-09 ACasper at Greybull. ish foreign office and.by a decision Resse pr ay iman. | Sugumary—Struck ot Eddieman| Sterling at Laramie of the British! courts, tie Soviet dele- | SALUT LAKE PLAYER TRADED. (George Mcleod, who is handling |4, by Hewitt 1, by Davenp F at cny rato, |’ merolal-relatiohs. runs. The Greybull Bisons found this too much of a lead to. Hits While Wildcats Pound Judge ea te nares of xio'| to 5, by Piling Up Big Lead | Representati amnge! Wraii the world-wide political pro nro} England—in the midst overtake and lost the game by a score of 3 to 1. | lating the jeretate commerce: lav \ introd I f the Eerbes Tae bane P Seedad. teadaivda - |through the transportation across the at Start haath of the Soviets has been side-trackea. mores aes Se Bob Hewitt started for Casper yesterday and went fine panes state line from New Jersey of the 3 jew sam Today the Soviet communistic | ffl! Roods and re prosper- juntil the fourth inning, He allowed | Derupsey-Carpentier fight pictures. ae leaders are searching world markets | !t¥. Russia, according to the Soviet four hits, four walks and wounded (Special to The Tribune.) Jand were fined $1,000 each. | 4 for machinery, textiles locomotives | TePresentatives, is great market ij one man while he wag in the box. LARAMIE, Wyo. July 26.— Thor-|" in announc © Judge DE yes 7 and repair parts for the crippled | 24 offers gold and other credits as After one man had scored in the,burn held Sterling to five blows while| sheppard eriticls , Which he|the r . Russian factories, They want some | SUarantees for purchases iefly fourth, two men occupied the bases|/aramie sluggers were keeping the|gaid was enacted ir to meet a|outh wi Unite food—canned goods mainly j the two rations are getting together and none down Dave Davenport went|®ir full of hits in Tuesday's game] tjocatinr « on t he | OP was h Mr. Today Soviet Russia is actually | Commercially. on the mound for Casper and Grey-|here and the Wildcats won, 12 to 3 While it is probably constitutional,” | first de i ling paired buying goods in every. highly 1 Fn pe lamer protest; America may bull's chances terminated. Noyes and Peyton of the visitors! ne said. “it bn ee hike’ dix liver hed their | *&8/ns 4 M. Fletcher qq pi: : [Bom | stand ama t the spectacle 0 yielded 17 , the in a foursome. tralized England, e. | st Based ectacle of | During the six full innings that|*!e!¢ed 17 hits. . |mecessary interference by blow ag the ate many, Tt Wein -Ariterina ts England fraternizing with the Soviet , Score by innings: z ‘i I a. the pres : y ror Tica, not i . Mt Davenport worked Greybull got only|— | E-| with the police regulations a a 2 h J in Ametioa. au yet: government—but the Soviet deleg one hit and never threatened to score.| Sterling .......000 100 020— ditans whi a s iff 3 001 de xD 7 time |¢ cat t 1 s > a . 220 016 0: : state i : player a p or tip, he is , This @ rough summary of what | Hon, here, is not worrying much, — Dave worked eaxy getting only: four|'#ramie »...-.220 016 01*—12 From the caste of the 4 ® that | De $i ge, 110-3! penalized % earn from the Russian trade del- | 0° ” . strikeouts because ho will work either oie sph attended the exhibition at Jersey City,| Batteries— Killeen anc senning " = 1 ha tdeedee eentemeeen Tenden, th ‘chiet tphaey Sante rahe es eae area Casper Sportsmen Consider Rul- today or tomorrow against the slug-| Brooks: Thorn na ones it was a gathering of people of re-|hoven; Niles and Diamond ees nse ident ‘Harding of which is Leonid Krassin: one ie. y _Gomt care a ing in Favor of Conley Un- [sing Bison crew | fined tastes.” H : —_ ; valk * it ' time revolution!st, stil] a communist, | ™4P “bout French protests. . af ‘ ‘ ad an unwritten law against public- but 6h & SAN che tera It “France has nothing to sell,” the fair; Return Bout Booked The hits which won the game for S E we te Sane ity of sco realities,” as Soviet attaches here | Soviet representatives say; “She "has pc heelle 0; Casper were triples by McNeill and | Club Standing G scldlers at a hosp Dn n Ish < a " 7 : only her enormous debts for money 1 ees and singles by Jackson. Jack-| - a after being brought from New n is K logned the cofrupt 'Cearist govern: Nexperienced as a referee, the|son with two blows was the hitting jersey. | ibeal@e'e bans tenataa ort Goad rons maintain the Grand Dukes in profi! {Conley fight at Thermopolis Monday| 4 double header both today’ and to Won. Lost Herman 8 Share ly theoretical communist of which | #8t¢ luxury. We will talk of these |7/Sht is said to have awarded a tech-| morrow will draw the series to a|Greybull At 3 7 oe | Russia has her full share these days. | FFench debts later—now we are pr pred pent against Doylé after|ciose here. The Bisons and Refiners|Denver ——- oe ‘ PRINCETON, N. J., July 27.-The One year ago Soviet Russia's rep. | 0coapied trying to re-establish Rus- |Peving fell for the ring generalship/wint (hen go to Casper for another | Scottsbluff ‘ 5 Of Money F TOM | Poeiish and American athietes whe tation Here in Londén (except in.| st# of today Foner: | five-game series Casper rh Sa 3 | will compete in the international col labor: Giatel was Baas ERE — The story of the unfair decision| "tin score, Sterling ‘ |legiate meet between Oxford-Cam , labor cigeles) was blacker probably against Doyle was brought to Casper | casper AB RW PO AE] Laramie _ 2 ‘ Bout Is $22 330 bridge and Princeton-Cornel! at ‘Trav BNO oe Lae es last night by Casper sportsmen who | Hartzell, 2b 411820 Se ’ ers island on Thursday, have virtually ¥} b attended the fight. A ringside ver-} rt $ 20 iplete e ng an a . Today a marvelous transformation sion of the affair follows: ~ Baio reeset 1! 54 eT ant ane ———- aint seh Saad lett erates | hae taken place. Soviet commis- aa re Bou rey : Slattery, 1b 40071 0] on. LA Se x fe and light exer | i . lotr men fought hard and the boys|}yanica. ux 4 2 13° 20] Pittedurgn NEW YORK, July Pete Her The squads are all reported in good ' sioners may be seen any day hurry CUB HURLER RELEASED. were fighting hard and even at the| j se 4 o “tay o| New / York inn Aes Gn uthaiirasite ee Or. | condition allard < Tathaws the ing to and fro in_the business sec CHICAGO, July 21—The Chieago| end of the frst round. In the second | yeeceam < ie 4 = : > 5 edt engin aaa [ta “VIME™ tre toring, ei] bee nekainitan Mitellahteanclcieba tion of London, some of them riding | Nationals last night gave uncondi-|round Doyle opened by landing hard |! tie : poe ci et es t ve hee: n the Inju . : | Bostick, if 200 6 0] Brooklyn - rt 0. as the result of hix| have been on the injured list. having spanking Prand mew automobiles. | tlonal releases to George Tyler,| lefts to body and face following with | 4 hogast, c : 0 2 1 0{8t. Louis cent fight with Joe Lynch in which | returned to form, | hugging large portfolios of specifi- southpaw pitcher, and Osear Dugey,|a@ hard right cross which staggered | STVOsast: < oto bl Chicago __ he ‘récovered the bantamweisht tox.| == ————— cations, busily engaged in ordering | each. Conley. This round was awarded to! Tiale. « SE rancinnati ing'title. Lynch received a flat guar. R goods for Russia. eer Doyle by a large margin. pemstts:B, 00 eee) Bhnaaciphia antee of 837.600. NM TUBE | SOCOLOSOSSOOOLOSESOODD ¢ No longer is the bur of silence WILSON FIGHTS TONIGHT. In the third round both boys fought | D8venport, p B Onma . = a2 $ * maintained between the Soviet del- ep doorres Sn e | hard from gong to ith neither} ; aie $ 5 ' CLEVELAND. July 27.—Johnn: is to gong with neither i 2712 nerican 1 ue. SWIMMING CHAM ¢ egation and the newspapers. Soviet | witson of Boston, middleweight chamn-|Stowing an advantage conan Face | mei Wom —— $ ttention eaiers communiques are issued with as a aay In the fourth h — on - $ ; h fi 4 frequently |P!o8. And Bryan Downey of Cleve-} In the fourth round the hiht was GREYBULL— H PO A fb} Cleveland 59 INDIANAPOLIS. July 2 much freedom and more frequently |iand, will meet here tonight in a 12-)¢¥@" until the Inst 20 seconds. * Con- Raker: 38 0 0 1 o|New York 6 ng swimmers from all iz than statements come from the old | ound no-decision bout. “ddie Wag-| l¢y landed a hard right to the chin |} teat a 4 < » g| Washington —-..-.. 49 ccuntry have entered > 4 H N E y! 4 estableshed embassies of France, long, Philadelphia Iightweight, meets|8% Doyle came off the ropes. The Crawford, 2 . : plt fost tay 45 484| junior events \e e hi +e skland, If 4023000 b TER eee Chee ee ereed jCal Delaney of Cleveland, in a” 10.jCasper battler went down but bound. !Askland, | 266. 6 taal Louis —- 467 | day afternoon. 3 d . 3 Peg ial cr egy eh eoten {round no-decision stmt-final. ke stihesdbpe: the a amen iN CE Tetons io Ni Ae tae 451 | ulead. 3 No reason to risk breakage and leakage in transit. 2 ccepted the Soviet buy Be + r him so that Doyle was Bristow, c: , 4 2 435 x. Rata tet eae PANCY C Sai ie ; : > as an immediate necessity. FORMER BLUE GOES WEST, | forced to cover up. Conley used rab: | Merritt. ss 40012 15 Ew ill de HA either FANCY COMB or strained in paiis 3 The. Herel; Rngiah press ang (the. ay corey way sale 47" Babes punches on the tack of Doyle's |Halla, 1b 10 118 0 ¢ to your place of business. Market will govern price. 3 Labor party organs continually in- x, . RR ys aa - head and the tepped back, saying | Moore, 2006043 cy sist. world reconstruction and Brit- he hao ars or de slime CHS 0 the referes here's no use to hit ,Eddleman, p 000 6 13 WILLIAM MOSTELLER 2 ish prosperity ix impossible unless | / mi a sea-!him any more.” -- - é P. O. Box 1105, Casper 4 Russia is opened up and agnin re- | 80M to play with the Ol City Inde- 5 r Pp 2 PE >DP29DOOPD IDES OOOSODI DDG DDI O 9G OHT-DIG HH596-9O2OOOS - NOTICE All Knights of Pythias not members of C Scottsbluff; at Denver gation may acquire. In any way it | SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, July.27./ poyle, said this morning that it was jon balls, off Hewitt 4; off. 1 —-—— - pleases, property, inside Russia and |—Pitcher Rollis Thurston of the Salt) poor Wefereeing and to show his be-|1. Hit by pitched ball, Crawford | National League. | ship same to England. Lake club Is to be traded to the Cht- lief that it was an error matched the| Hewitt. Three-base hits. McNeill. Ho-| -New York at Fittsourgh sper Lodge. Bluntly, the British h legalized o National league club for three Ywo boys for a return mateh at Th -|witt. Two-base hits, Askland. Sacri-| Boston at Cincinnati. contiscations in Russia; but certain: | players, not yet named, it was an-|mopolis August 2. Mcleod bet $200] tice files, Askland. Sacrifise hits | Brooklyn at Chicago. Phone 677. Important. S. T. they do not encourage any such | nounced last night that Doyle would either win by ®) Moore. Wild pitch. Davenport. Stolen Philadelphia at St. Louis. maneuver on the part of the Mos- PG Pe |Kayo or get a referee's decision. Ther-| bases, Bristow. Innings pitened, bs —— cow government, The carliest big race rowed over thejmopolis sport fans covered McLeod's | Howl, f bite 4. nae pened: by Nhl wit eaxion! 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