Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 29, 1921, Page 6

AGE SIX World Results By Leased Wire fhe Frsner Maiiv Sritune a |THE TRIBUNE’S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS First in News Of All vents FRIVAY, SULY 29. 1821 - —— REFINERS AND BISONS DIVIDE DOUBLE-HEADER THURSDAY CASPER AND GREYBULL COMING 1 LARAMIE HITS E - FORBIG SCORE: 1 “© Wildeats Win, 20 t to 7, in Slug- ging Match With Sterling Clan ai 5 fre the Coppin, Pickett INTERTONL YACHT RACES AT RYDE BEGIN YORK NEW The aces for the ‘July 29. inter race will be between teams of yachts, the tréphy going to the which makes the best course of 15 mile ) Some of the fore signers have beén duce the British competitor are Jean V. Polly and FI and Vie toria, which were chosen after try outs by 11 yachts built- to meet tl American entries The quartet of American which fly the flag of th Corinthian Yacht club, {Montauk Sheila and ¢ over a Britis ed to empilo: ne a = BY v " ¥ he P z a te ’ RYDE, Isle of Wight, July 29 — By The Associated Press he Amer —fican yacht Sheila was dis I by a sfetrong wind today in the first of the six races for the in i rs yacht for rey away : SPORT ‘FLASHES RECORD BROKEN, v duly 29.—Fred | established | a} he roped a steer in 20 seconds flat in the Fron- tier Days celebration here yesterday. The previous rcord was 20 2-5 seconds. 7 COLLEGES TIE I Sey TRAVERS ISLA? July 29 —The international Katee meet be: tween Princeton-Cornell the Ox ford-Cambridge teams of England was officially declared a tie last night. ; Each team took five first places. ! TRAPSHOOTI : F LLING, Minn , —Dave Fauskee of Worthington, ] Minn., won the zone championship yesterday of the Great Lakes trap : shooting tournament here BOSTON, July Cleveland manager, will be out of th | sult of a fracture of a small bone in his right ankle, received while run- ming past first base in yesterday's game with Boston. —.—___ Owing to the vast tracts of snowy fand in Russia, cows grazing there in spring frequently are fitted with col t ; game for two or three days as the re- \ record | Seawanhaka | e the Grebe, | *|mound hero of the game, yielding the 5 ° Greybull Outhits s Casper | in First Game | Ce | and Is Shut Out With Davenport On Mound in Second Battle Yesterday Midwest League. Won Lost Pet, J 6 —-600 , ae . 300 | GREYBULL, Wyo., July 29.—The Refiners dropped the first game of the doubleheader here yesterday afternoon but jtook the Bisons into camp by a score of 2 to 0 in the other | end of the bill. Guy Hoffman is charged with the loss of the first game, while Big Dave Davenport is credited with win- jning the shutout contest. See L. Pet + sper played errorless ball behind play, McNeill to Hartzell to Slattery. 38 is wildness caused him Wild pitch, Hoffman. Earned runs, 46 4511 | to be in effective agai the slugging Greybull 8, Casper 4. Left oh bases, 47 373| Bison crew. Manager Arbogast went Casper 0, Greybull 6. Time of game, pa 444|!nto the game to steady Hoffman but 2:99. Umpire, Dale Be was later relieved by George Hale. (Second Game) - eybull bunched ite attack in the c4spER— AB R H PO 7 and seventh Hartzell, 2b . 40 3 e in the former ° Brokaw, rf 40913 2 In one other inning Greybull siattery, 1b .. 30-3 8 34 on tally Donica, ss ore 4 0 LD © : Casper opened the first game with ~ 47 Jackson. cf .. 3 1 1 1 - “510 one run. Greybull came back and took McNeill, &b . 3.23 489 scoring three in the first.! Bostick” if 2000 “489! Casper was held scoreless then until pt. . 3 3. 07a he as a ninth inning batting rally netted jivenport, p 3000 three scores. lornnscnocunmp al wccocucens nmlecosuccssest “locseoucooh 4 430) ‘Tony Keltus, recently acquired by 85/the Bisons {rom Billings. Mont, Totals 2122 turned the tide against Casper, allow-' GREYBULL— AB RH PO ing but eight hits. Reagan, sb 47¢) Ie Canes Today [1"8,°the Second game Derenpor€ Aljoarrityy. Ste | towed but five hits in'the seven-inning ‘Crawford, 2b 0 0.8 battle, which terminated on the short Nagle, rf ria oa Midwest League. session by agrecment of both teams. | Agkland, 0 aes Sterling at Larami Casper scored In the second and again | Bristow, cf 0 eS Scottsbluff at Denve iy the sixth, one tally counting In| sferritt, ss 5 oes =— each frame. Joe Eddleman’ was/ Halla. 1b 3 ae National League. umped for 11 hits. |Radieman, p 000 toston at Pittsburgh Andy MeNeil played star ball yes! sfoore, c. Kies New York at Cineit rday both in the field and with the BPP : Philadelphi hk ick It was his three-bagger, fol-} ri 0 La |iowed by Bostick’s long sacrifice fly Brooklyn at & Tou! | that counted the first run in the sec:| Cagper 01000102 American League, jond game. In the. sixth, Jackson |Greypull 090000—-0 > at Washin, sepened with a single. Dontca flew! sunmary—Three-base hit, MeNeill. yut to Reagan. MeNeill moved Jack-| sacrifice fly, Bostick. Struck out, by 1 to third with a single, where he} Davenport. 6; by Kddleman, 6. Bases ed on Hale's single. on balls, off Davenport: 2. Stolen the attack of CONLEY CLAIMS EASY Roy Conley, credited with a tech nical knockout over Charley Doyle. Casper middleweight battler, in their takes exception to the report of. the battle as it was published in The TFib- une, saying that Doyle was helplessly ho'ding on after having been knocked down for the count of eight in the fourth. round. Here’s Conley's version of the af. fair: “Doyle went down in the fourth for the count of eight. For a moment he was unable to get off the mat. In trying to rise he staggered. to the ropes. He covered until he reached the ropes and then hunz over them helpless. When a man ts hanging on the ropes he shoula be counted out. Nothing hurts tre fight game more than to have « man beat up when he is out on his feet. fight at Thermopolis Monday night.- VICTORY OVER DOYLE WERE TO START PLAY SATURDAY With Casper’s remarkable come- back which was staged at Grey- bell, allowing the Refiners to win four games out of a five-game se- ries, local faus are on edge for the Parke of the Greybull-Casper series Olid Time Stars: Play Today At Cleveland Fete, series run in Casper tomorrow. The which opens tomorrow will through until Wednesday. The, Refiners are now fighting hard to recover the Midwest league after having nit an early season slump that put them at the tail end of the league. Greyoull has always been one of u biggest drawing cards against the Casper nine, and it is probable brett need crowds will attend every of the series. Rolla Mapei is Stated to pitch for Casper tomorrow —_ Dave Davenport will take up duties for the local clan Sun- ‘a, It is probable that Davenport | wil have to pitch against Dilue- CLEVELAND, July 29.—One of the greatest gatherings of veteran baseball celebrities in the history of the dia- mond was scheduled here today for a Jacket Sunday, Yank Athl Athletes ‘Y FREIGHT HANDLERS DEFEAT OFFIGE TEAM The Burlington frelght house base. bal) team earned the big end of an § to-3 score in a wicked game with tho employes of the superintendent's of |fice of the Burlington station here yesterday afternoon on the league dia mond. receiving in addition to that ‘two sprained ankles and a split finger making it necessary for Garnett to re [place Cooper who suffered an injured finger while receiving the. vicious balls from Hendryx, who was pitching for the freight house force. -A feature |of the game was thw fact that the first |ewo men to, face the pitcher hit the |ball to the fence making a clean home lrun. The superintendent's men played |good ball considering the short time they have been organized-and playing jin amateur leagues, “I will fight Doyle amy time that he can make «148 pounds on forfe:t I weigh in at 145 poun American Plays Jap in Finals p" baseman, Neale . BOSTON, —R. N. Williams, TI, of thi and Zenzo Shimidzu of Japan met today in the fina) mateh leagues, of the, Longwood bow! singles tennis secutive tournament. The victor will meet broke it William M. Johnston of San Fran- cixco in the challenge round tomor row Johnston, winner last year, was on the courts practicing today. the only games, ae mou rrity featured in bases, Nagle 2, Garrity, Askland, Mer- | the Bisons in tho first game, gather-| rite ait by pitched ball, Slattery. ng a homerun off of Hoffman arned. ¥uris; Caper 3) SRettion waka ‘Tho séores: reybull 7, Casper 7. Time of game, First Game. ———— Firs Gaines ia my tae Umpire Dale. james. | o2n4 National League. : 2 St. Louis 9, Philadelphia 0 paseo aes a a ieee RIVERTON COMES BACK, Pittst 4, New York 6. iss he rd ag pee ars. teNeill, 3b +. i a Ee Lobe stick, If OOS eE.S. Ss 00100 | oo140 ae Pes at ae Ae a | toutuld | Hoffman. p Bu Gigeneh S ton: pebepditbed ia teteet ct cee Hata Svashingbons 8. Chicago & | *Brokaw =. 11 0 © © lof Thermopolis this week by a score yh 24 iz 0] 089 to 8, was a fluke when it worsted | Totals °4 17 ©) the resort men in a slugging contest *Batted for Hoffman in ninth. +|by a score of 16 to 13. Ward, River- GREYBULL ABT HPO AE lton’s second string pitcher ofiielsted Reagan. oR TT Tb olor the mound. He allowe! many‘ Garrity, If . eS. 1 1 § 9} biws het kept the game wate from Crawtord, £8 ob Qf start to finish, The King brothers Nagle. If plist ds 4 0 | battery toiled for Thermopolis. With Askland, c . et 8 8 Gleach team having won a game it is Moore, c . 2a Ode 0 9] Probable that the tle will be ployed Bristow, cf 5 8g 8 {Cleft on neutral territory and Casper Merritt, ss . 3 0 2 a 2 9| Nill prébably be the ‘scene of the ‘ ; : Halla, 1b a My ; 1 2 0 | same: Schimeall Yields On Only Six Blows |*etus pos ane es While Irrigators Pound ..308 13:27 16 1 Dawson If You Want a Good Time Cesper + -100 000 003—4 ‘ 7 Greybull 300 001 40%—8 (Special to The Tribune.) Summary hits, Hartzell DENVER, July 29.—Coming from|2, Hewitt, Donica, McNeill. Three- tten e behind a one-run lead, Scottsbluff} pase hits, Reagan, Keltus, Home run, yesterday took revenge for two|Garrity. Sacrifice hits, Reagan, Gar. raight defeats by defeating the|rity, Bristow, Askland, Bostick. Hit Broncos, 6 to 2. Schimeall was the}by pitched ball, Hartzell; by Keltus, Bristow by Hoffman. Struck out, by Hoffman 1, by Keltus 3. Base on balls, off Keltus 4, off Hoffman 4. Stolen bases, Merritt and Nagle. Double Brones but Denver's up for 12 six blows while Dawson, pitching ace, was touched hits. The visitors put the BIG DANCE | game on ice in the eighth inning with }four ru x Scottsbluff 010 000 041-6 12 0 | Denver 000 101 000— 2 6 3 | . wovigesgeiee!™| DOWNEY AB CHAMPION | The Open Air British Yi Yacht Pavilion Takes Lead By NEW YORK, July 29.— Beast Downey of Cleveland, will be rec- ognized in New York state as mid- dleweight boxing champion provided the state athletic commission is no- e jored goggles to save their eyes from yf the glare. 3 4 Milk Fed ; 3 fi Spring Chickens Fr * a4 For » 4 | YOUR SUNDAY DINNER Ie 14% to 3 Pounds a 40c Per Pound ET Wm. Clayton ie 827 South Elm Street 4 Phone 533-R b WE DELIVER . A Case of Good Judgment Gd by Casper, Wgoming PARKERTON Saturday Evening, July 30 tified officially by the Cleveland -boxing commission that the ref- eree's decision in Downey’s recent fight with Johnny Wilson has been reversed, This announcement was made today by William ‘Muldoon, chairman of the state Se Winning First | RYDE, Isle of Wight, July 29.—(By |The Associated Press.}—Great Britain |won the first race sailed today, in the |international six-metre yacht competi- |tion for the British-American cup, the British yachts outscoring the Ameri- }cans on points. The race was sailed jin squally weather. ee WIGGINS OUTPOINTED. 29—Chuck Wig was defeated in a 10-round bout here last night with Captain Bob Roper, according t newspaper writers. DETROIT, July gins, Indianapolis, NOTICE To Water Consumers, You are hereby notified that on all ac- counts not paid before July 31, 1921, a pen- alty will be added and water shut off. rt Men’s Shoes .Men’s dark brown English Dress Shocs. 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