Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 6, 1921, Page 6

Che Casper Dailp Cribune SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1921. World Results By Leased Wire Former Giant Takes Job At Polo Grounds mo ‘BRITISH-AUSTRALIAN tories Today ee a ee SINGLES MATCH TODAY! "" Syertin Daalsten te Pendieae > REALTORS BEAT. OFFICE TEAM Afternoon. 3 6.—Intense chthusiaets | _ The Sterling club of the Midwest | conference of league officials. In a on the singles to be Australian and British . contenders in the Davis cup courts of the 4 star pitcher played by the ars ago, has come two the Australians will win’ tl Last Scores THURSDAY FINA National League. oklyn 6, Cincinnati 1 cularly effective steel ones now steam engines then om 6, Chicago 1 the sports used hor PIRATES SHOW LEAGUE CLAD Bulk of C: redit ( Goes to W: alter | Schmidt, Catching Sensa- tion of Year. American League. ier amer of fir With Probst Johnson. Wills Bout is Barred PHILADELPHIA proposed bout between J third sack the Cecil Bon of the The disgusted trying ef them retired b of ay | long as he holds office ss Staff Correspondent) pennant-ward Shing! sensation of the year early next week and| WANT A EMP 5+ = me with the] Robins 6.—Watson| Dancing at hburn and RK. ) ‘Schmidt developed the young pitch- ing stars of the Club Standing | - Midwest League. Ww I them off the | SPORT a HOT OFF WIRE > keeps them clo first magnitude.” ason of long drawn out games fans toward the mong & bunch SCHNECTADY N Mitchell, | term, ne p beaten in h here venth inning. e exhibition goif matc National League. sa) » Pirates are the classiest club two big leagues. won't win the 3 to see what can keep them out of the|§ 2 2 defeated Gus Platts, middleweight . in a 10-round bout here last | Welling, Chicago, in their 10-round| _:364; Severeid, St. Louis, ball with all the spirit £ ron the field like — REB RUSSELL 42 They do everything a good Ath ehoularae slugging Minneapolis outf heen dethroned as leading the American ass Louisville, who went from th » top with an aver s second with American League. Gibson has the mo: rates being fined for pl no battles b # ball club in a cede sters working. al Games Today ve they are not ex They fight to the last ditch for a but they know the bounds of order No indivdual on the club American League. might be the and none of 7 F oy the Motorist I have just received a new supply of all sizes of Brunswick cord snd fabric tires and inner tubes. About the only fault anyone has ever been * able to find with Kellys was the price, and now that they cost no more than other:tires there is no reason why every one shouldn’t have ; luggage carriers, Boyce service units and auto access- I also carry all high grade oils and gasoline. Center Street Filling Station PAT ROYCE, Prop. Corner Fifth and Casper Supply Co. Corner Center and Fifth Sts. OIL CITY AUTO SUPPLY CO. WHITE MOTOR TRUCK CO. 412 East Second South Center RAY’S SERVICE STATION. WEST YELLOWSTONE. Victories Today and Sunday Would Put| Sterling Decision Is Pending leagué has been reorganized and will | statement issued by President Rick- resume its schedule zt once finan- | etsen it is set forth that the league cially prepared to conclude the sea- | will be kept intact as originally or- son, according to word received to- | ganized with every assurance that day from Manager Arbogast of Cas- | there will be no further financial per, who is in Denver attending a | troubles at Sterling. | Irrigators who arrived here last night for a five-game series. omplish this! Davenport to appear in Casper unt | itors tomorrow FROM 8 ARONCS. MIDDIES WRITE BIG LETTERS ON SPORT CALENDK: j the loss of Downey and Hosp from|~ phe navy wrote big. letters on | records | the regular lineup Denver went4lown) the 1920-1921 season. | the western football championship. If the Casper ball club carries out the coup which it con- to defeat yesterday before the attack The Annapolis rowing crew not | & Clear ttle to the track and field |templates the Midwest team will be near the head of the league by Sunday night. Bent on winning today’s game the Casper club will start Guy Hoffman against the Scottsbluff Scroggins was not as effective as or-| ship of ‘the water, but It proved it- | lowing 15 hits. The score self ont of the greatest eights ever | Rowing,and track and field ath- to 4 against him. | developed in the United States. | If Casper wins the game today it will strive to take both ends of a doubleheader from the vis. Denver's protest against allowing T Dave Davenport and Bob Steele piteh-| form will be heard at this time. The First in News Of All Evenis DOUBLE-HEADER SUNDAY, DAVENPORT PROTEST UP TODAY LARAMIE WINS MAY, PICETON avo CLFORMM END COLLEGES ° By HENRY L. FARRELL, history. The Tigers won the east Weakened pre. Agegrega-| (United Press Staff Correspondent) | ern football championship, the ten tion Goes Down to Defeat NEW YORK, Aug. 6.—Midship- | nis and water polo crowns and a tic in Gpenine- Sai men of the United States naval | With Dartmouth for the golf title. in Opening Series. demy are entitled to puff a big | They also lay claim to the sprint ee : chest out in their “tight-laced” | rowing championship, Colo, Aug. 6.—Keeling| sackets. | €atlfornia tcom large algo on the h a legitimate, claim to mie Wildeate. Lefty) ony title and a second in thé’ Pough. keepsie rowing regatta. the undisputed champion- letics furnished the only clekr tities R.H. E.| ‘in addition, navy won the boxing, | 9 @ national championship. The 15 1} fencing and “gymnastic titles and | ether lines of sport furnished only 300 010 00—4 10 2) beat the army at football which | Sectional title. The following gives Batteries—Laramie, Dyer and Ton-| was perhaps the sweetest of all the | the results of the season in the ; Denver, Scroggins and Dia-) season's triumphs to the future | ¢@8t: | bail bouncers are going to make one) grand attempt Definite announe available this morn t against the Casper club today.) - CHICAGO, Aug. 6.—Ty Cobb, manager of the Detroit Tigers, to- day is creeping up on Harry Heil- mann, the hard-hitting Detroit e will attend a confer-| outfielder, in the race for batting f league chiefs which is schd-| honors of the American league with Important questions will, only 25 points separating them. be presented to Rick Ricketsen, presi-| Cobb gained nine points during the lent of the club for decision, week for an average of .398, while ] Heilmann suffered a loss of seven WASHBURN AND WILLIAMS won the doubles championship of the} Points, his average dropping to {ifth annual invitation tennis tourna-| 423. Tris Speaker of Ceveland re- They defeated Itob-| ‘Mains in third place with .379. The in straight] averages include games of Wednes- day. se The New York Yankees lead the league for circuit drives, with a total of 79, 38 of which were cracked out by Babe Ruth. {The tailend Athletics are second with 59. Ruth, who smashed out a brace of = circuit drives during the past week, night, Aug. has registered 106 runs for his club. The big slugger also in- creased his lead in total basehitting to 274, made on 120 hits, which, be- | HERMAN MATCHED. sides his homeruns, include 24 dou- Ww or Aug. 6,—Pete| bles and eight triples. bantamweight champion,| ‘The Washington club is out in and Young Montreal, Providence,} front in stélen bases with 79, 19 of have been matched for a 10-round no-| which were pilfered by Harris, who sion bout here’ Labor Day. is showing the way to the base- stealers of the league. WELLING. league who have participated in 55 mR r games are: AURORA, ‘I, Aug. 6.—Saltor} C7 MOFre 4 edman. Chicago lightweight,| _ Tobin, ‘St. Louis, .368; Williams, of }earned a clean-cut decision over Joe| St. Louls, .368; Ruth, New York, in the} Collins, Chicago, .354; Veach, De- troit, .350; Sisler, St. Louis, .348; Stephenson, Cleveland, .338. boxing match here las: | opinion/of sports write night, . France, Aug. 6.—The rifle] for the batting leadership. Twom- and pistol team which will represent] bley of Chicago is the runnerup United States in the interuationai] with .370, while Nichofson of Bos- lung matches to be hell ‘\ugust| ton is third with .364. 12, has arriv Kelly Prices Reduced Phone 913 Phone 1112 165 So. Ash Phone 908 isthe tn TY COBB GIVING HEILMAN ais AACE IN BATTING Ses ere George Kelly of the Giants is the leading four-base hitter of this cir- cuit with 18 to his credit Frarfk Frisch of New York added three tases to his string of stolen bases and leads with 31 Other leading batters: Young, New Cutshaw, Pittsburgh, .351; | been informed there would be no op- . Boston, .349; Meusel, New | portunity to practice tennis on board 41; Fournfer, St. Louis, .341; | - Louis, .341; C. Williams, |do her traling in the ball room, smil Philadelphia, WHO SAID PRICES WEREN'T COMING DOWN? FREEDMAN OUTPOINTS Other leading batters of the | he 400 pairs Men’s Goodyear Welt Calfskin Shoes, chocolate te 2 In the National league, Roger | bas |i RANE TAL ARKSMEN ARRIVE, Hornsby of St. Louis is hitting .415 r of| LYON The Philadelphia club is out in $1.50 Silk Hose_ $1,00'Silk: Hose: 22255 S25 ing aces of the local club are being! Sterling club situation will also be admirals. < Football—Princeton. primed for the contests. |definitely threshed out. President | With the exception of football Boxips—Navy. Casper has always had a nemesis in| Ricketsen returned to Denver yester-| One out of every twenty-five farms| the collegiate championships for the Track—California. Jack Roche unch of pastimers, ajday from Salt Lake where he has been|in the nited States is operated by a| scholastic year were ull fairly well | PBaseball—Penn. State, team of clouters who are ready at any) spending the summer. } established. Basketball—Pennsylvania. time to take advantage of everything! | “Princeton had a big year, one of Soccer—Pennsylvania. 1 game on ice. It will be! Naseau’s Crogs Country—Cornell. Hockey—Harvard. Swimming—Yale. senate 2 Fox Trot And Fe Ta wast ndeeoi: |e nis were not Tennis—Princeton and Harvard. hurling staff Jack Roche would/ Yy n Wrestling—Penn State. Boxing—Navy. 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