Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 17, 1921, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1921.7 By Leased Wire | Che Casper Daily Cribune REFINERS SCORE SIX IN FOURTH — ctadStanaiaoe DEFEATED TENN INNING, DEFEAT BRONGS, 12709. of Denver Series; McNeill Scores Two Homers that was featured by hard hitting when it defeated the Den- ver Brones yesterday by a score of 12 to 9. leased by Casper early in the season, was started against the Refiners. him from the mound and he was jerked in favor of Bob - BISONS JOIN DETROIT CLUB Chuch Merritt and -Paddy Reagan Sign Contracts With Tigers. Chuck Merritt. who has played sen sational baseball at shortstop for the Greybull Bisons during the summer has been drafted by the Detroit Tig- ers to fill a gap in the infield which short position and Flagstaff will go for the past several weeks. When a crippled player necessitated a change in the lineup of the Tigers, outfielder Flagstaff was brought to the infield. As soon as Merrit arrives in Detroit he will be sent into the short position ond Flagstaff will go to the outfield. With o> even break “Lost. Pet 3 aL 593 2 520 Niles and Hewitt Ineffective A; ‘ram { -Me[liness Suffered by Suzanne gainst Casper in First \¢ 4401” Lenglen Causes First De- feat in Two Years. Lost. Pet.| FOREST HILLS, N. ¥., Aug. 17, and Two Singles in Big Game Soret bases aeriens bo oeeeme Go “se 593 aan on on tennis courts blemished by 56 525 | defeat for the first time in two years DENVER, Aug. 17. —Casper took the big end of a game 53 rr lay in her sick bed today, a trast as 505| figure whose dreams of several years Ben Niles, re-| “incinnati 64 (423 | bad vanished paso a Si “ Cs 415 She came to America expectant of iphia . 35 7 315] winning the title of United State He pitched three innings before the Refiners drove] , fa champion on the Forest Hills court American League. and yesterday when her opportunits Hewitt also formerly with Casper Won. Lost. Pet.|to eliminate the titie-holder, Mrs. ' 66 “0 622] Molla Bjurdstedt Mallory. came, she! { r>- Rofiners could not be stopped. Cleveland 69 42 $22] was not Suzanne *he marvelous. She Andy McNeill was the hitting ace ot| @shington 69 53.531 | was sick and h-e dash and accuracy iw aay, grabbing two homers and two| St: Louis 55 55 500 | of placement were gone. in four trips to the plate. Hart.| Detroit ~ 52 60 464] Mrs. Mallory, playing with a skill zell and Slattery also collected four.| Boston 49 57.482 | she seldom has equalled, defeated this hand cect Chicago 7 a .428] French jewel of the court 6-2 in their| After the first inning Casper main-| Phladelp ae -376] first set. Then, when Suzanne failed tained Steele them well ec the Casper— Hartzoil, rf — Pitler, 2b - Donica, ss Flynn, if Slattery, jackson, cf MeNeill, 3b Arbogast, c Steele, p Ib La Balle, Murphy, Elsh, If of . of luck Merritt should make good in the new job as he is a fast sure field- er and strong with the stick. Paddy Reagan, also of the Greybull club it js said, is under orders to re- port to Detroit as soon as a man to take his place can be secured by Man- ager Moore. Rabbit Garrity formeriy with Casper will be placed in the shortstop position to take Merritt's place: COUNTIES TO VIE FOR HONORS IN PRODUCTS DISPLAY AT DOUGLAS DOUGLAS, Wyo., Aug. county has decided to hold'a one-day county fair at Sundance on Septem ber 10. The fair is a comparatively new. institution but is a growing and popular event. It is planned to send the best of the exhibits shown at the county fair to Douglas in time for ex- hibition at the state fair. County Agent Glen Hartman sends word that ‘those who seem so sure of victory in the state competition had beeter send the best they have, or receive a shock when he arrives with the tens coun- ty display. The Johnson county fair will be held the week before the state fair and the best of the exhibits will come here. In Jackson and Sheridan coun- ties are located the leading breeders of poultry in the state and they will be well represented here. To obviate the expense and inconvenience of rail- way transportation Manager Bolin has arranged for the use of trucks be: longing to the state highway depart- ment to transport these exhibits to Douglas. The breeders will send some of their best birds for the state fair competition. In addition two car loads of high class birds are coming from Nebraska breeders. FOUR DEAD IN ITALIAN QUAKE Aug. 17—Serious. carth- uake shocks are reported from the Italian colony of the Eritrea, on the African shore of the Red sea. A tel- egram from Asmara, the seat of the fovernmental residence of the colony, says four people haye been killed and scores injured at Massowa, on the Red sea coast.’ Several houses have col- lapsed and others have been damaged in that town, while other causualties are reported from nearby places. The Italian minister of cdonies has ordered that aid be immediately ‘dis- patched. —— FLOOD VICTIM FOUND. PUEBLO, Colo., Aug. 17—The body of an unknown man was found in the ruins of a building in South Union avenue which had been wrecked by the flood. The decom- posed body was found on a bed un- derneath debris of the collapsed building. Seyenty-five bodies have thus far been recovered. Binoche anes Jewelry and watch repairing by ex+ tt workmen. All work guaranteed, sper Jewelry Mfg. Co., O-S wpnie For Vacation or Stopover Don't miss a stay at the strictly modern Carter Hotel AT THE Big Horn Hot eral springs in the world.” THERMOPOLIS, WYOMING Scroggins, if Graham, Ib - Cochran, cf .. Harwood, oe Harwoot!, Jac Steele 4; bi . off Fewitt Harwood to Graham, Harwood yielding lead attered ABH POAE 5 ‘4 4 4 yo as 2, off Steele throughout, 14 hits but keeping eee rae The Refiners had their bit inning in the fourth, six runs having been tallied. The score: 3 2.0 SHauaniws Suuasooar a8 It was just one of those days ae Xork HMonmeunnmooun 111 620 Renal 200 012 040-—- 9 'y cubase hits, te » kk: 42); home , Hartzell Miter ‘on balls, off Niles MeNeill Hewitt 6. innings pitched by » hits 8} by Hewitt 6, runs 6, time of game, 2:10; attendance, Casper 12, Last Scores TUESDAY FINALS. Midwest League. Denver 9. Sterling 8, Laramie 3. National League. ‘Chicago 6, Boston 8. Brooklyn 7, New York 6. Pittsburgh 5-8, Philadelphia 6-6, American League. Detroit 7, st. Louis b. Bob eecccecee eosccoooocoms e| Sterling runs, THE TRIBUNE’S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS Club Stanainos} DEFEATED TENNIS STAR TAKES STERLING WINS FROM LARAMIE Ice Game in Third and Fourth by Bunching Hits Off Pickett. STERLING, Colo., Aug. 17,—Ster- ling defeated Laramie in the open ing gamo of a new series here yes. terday, 8 to 9. Pickett toiled for the visitors and the Prairic Dogs bunched their hits off his delivery in the third and fourth for all their runs. Lara- mie gathered nine blows off Sigman but they were well scattered. The game was called in the ninth inning on account of rain. Score by innings: Laramie RH. EB. - 000 210 00—3 9 - 005 300 00-8 11 1| Batteries—Pickett and Tonneman;; o; er sre! and ee aease “FIGHTING COP ING GOP” STOPS ‘. Y¥., Aug. Washington's won his first profes- sional bout here last night when the referee stopped a 12-round match |the sixth round. Schroeder appeared jcompletely exhausted. ‘CARPENTIER TO FIGHT | DUTCH TITLEROLOER PARIS, Aug. 11.—Georges Carpen- tier, heavyweight champion of Europe, will meet Vanderver, the Dutch heavyweight, at Sheveningen, a fash- jionable bathing resort; in Holland. next month, says an Amsterdam dis- patch to The Auto, SCHROEDER IN SIXTH! with Fred Schroeder of New York in| TO BED, REST 15 PRESCRIBED to rally at the onening of the second vet. she walked to the umpire and said. “I positively cannot continue 1 cannot breathe.” Exhausted by coughing from a sud den recurrence of bronchitis, the French wizard dropped into a chair ind later went to her rooms and was ordered by a physician to rest for at least a week. Her manager said he expected Mile Lenglen would be able to participate in the mixed doubies at Boston next week and later fulfill her scheduled engagements elsewhere in the United States. "The mch star did not want to play yesterday. Hours before her time to dance upon the courts came, she told A. R. De Joannis, president of the French Lawn Tennis federation who accompanied her that she was ill and should not play. But he insisted asking Suzanne not to disappoint the! thousands who came to see her. This thought, and her-ambition to win the championseip caused her to yield against her expressed wishes, Mr. De nee said. Hl Stic aa | | Only One Foreign Entry in Tourney NEW YORK, Aug. 17.—Only one foreign entry has been received thus far for the American national ama- tour golf championship tournament at St. Louis next month, it was an- nounced today. The entry is that of Raymond Swift, a British golfer. ———_————. -. G ames Today Midwest League. Casper at Denver. Laramie at Sterling. Greybull at Scottsbluff.” National League. Chicago at Boston. Cincinnat. st New York. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Brooklyn. American League. New York at Chicago. Washington at St. Louis. Boston at Detroit. 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