Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 2, 1921, Page 9

REFINERS NOSE OUT VICTORY OVER LARAMIE, 10 TO 8 TAYLOR RETURNG IN FINE TRIM FOR B16 MATCH HERE LABOR DAY Lively Workouts Started in Finishing Up Training for Sport Event at Baseball Park; Speed -Arrangements for Bout Jack Taylor returned 1 yesterday | from Colorado where he met and defeated Joe (Toots) Mondt in straight falls before one of the largest crowds that ever gathered to see the Fort ‘Morgan idol defeated: He showed the effects of the strenu- ous match which was scheduled a little too soon after his ‘recent gruell: ng sunimer rae on “f Pench in the vicinity DENVERWINSIN [=== cease EXTRA INNINGS: statements of T lor took of! the Rolla Mapel Hurls Bronchos when he meets Terro Miyaka, the Jap exponent of the art of jiu jitwu at the local athietic park Labor Immediately upon we ‘Taylor undertook br” on the mat Young ¢ is headquartering pote of learning tt: Harvey Perkins, jwhen he went so fall in his aspira: ‘world’s heavyw: Pinoship is alse Sar, hopes to aywst But /> back in the pink of ep... .«. Taylor will conclude his mat work outs Sunday afternoon and will then rest until Monday evening when he meets Miyaka in the feature number held the Bisons scoreless in the last of the big athletic card which is being Maras iia torenaiaacomt tne. wie SSE Coat eee Ee moter George e) ning tally in its half of the frame. |" Ai. arrangementa . “Denver took an early lead of sat 9 pleted for the wrest! s in the second inning. Grey! Paraphernalia which will be required a back with two in the second. |tg properly stage the big show as an one in the third and one in the sixth ‘open air performance. Just as soon score Denver Look the lead! ag tho ball game is over Labor day a the seventh, Wt Greybull/force of men will start erecting the tied it up again in the same frame.|arena and stringing the high power @ game then went scoreless until!jignts which will enable people to see the twelfth when both sides af teen ring from any place in the park; two runs. That was the last of the/ Although these two champions of | their respective games have met be- fore they have never been scheduled in a finish match, ‘The interest whieh is generally manifest in sporting cir- -|cles indicates that McLeod has sched- uled a winner for his Labor day card. 3\The ticket sale is being handled ex- nce aa aiiee vf clusively by the Smokehouse, yor. loner and ) sex the ng cham- > job and getting rough edges of the summer lay-off so that he will be in the best of shape to Victory Over Bisuns in Yesterday’s Game. °-GREYBULL, Wyo., Sept. 2.—Rolla ‘Mapel, former Casper portside pitcher hurled Denver to an 8 to 7 victory in 14 innings against the Greybull Bl- sons on their home grounds yesterday. In a pitcher's battle with Spike Kel-| ey Rolla emerged the winner when he «+040 000 100 021 001 100 002 Batteries—Denver, F ®iamond; Greybull, GREEK DEFEATS RENTROP IN HANDICAP MATCH) PASO, Texas, Sept. 2—Jim} Greybull of San Francisco, light heavy-| sterling it wrestler, last night won a 90 | Laramie jute handicap match from Charies} Scottsblu! trop, of Houston, Texas, taking ‘two. falls In 72 minutes. Londos used head scissors and wrist lock to take first fall in 61 minutes. The sec-| Pittsburgh ----—-- he took with a Japanese head] New York - and double wristlock. Ren-| St. Louis weighed 165 and Londos 180] Boston -. Constantine Domanoff, , Challenged the wiriner. - 7 Club Standings Midwest League. Casper Denver Argentine Plan|:: SU EOR AIRES, Sept. 2.—Organ- ‘fra of a national body for the sup- ‘gevision of sport activities and the ¢lopment of sports in this country Ving’ been décided upon by delegates of { sporting associations who met i, § recently. The body would be Osnown as the “Confederacion National ®Argentina de Deportes.* i seers eee oes Boston -. Detroit Chicago Philadelphia Boxer Fractures Hand in Training EL PASO, Texas, Sey Vasquez, lightweight boxe: scheduled to box Leo Bi rounds at Las Cruces, N. M., Satur- day night, broke his right hand in training here- . | today. [Games Today | Pace for Hurlers ADAMS , the veteran — defeated,” the samen in the major leagues, Dogs in Annual American Derby At Course Meet a —Small long and lithe of limb, national chanypionship running at the rate of 100 yards in six seconds at the Myopia hunt club It. was thé second annual American derby for whippets and two undefeated dogs were entered, Man o° War, entered by Stanley Grimshaw of Toronto, has coursed across the fields in Canada, always in front. Tommy, owned by James Gil-, ligan of Lawrence, also has won every race; both against the speedy whip- -|pets of the oil oncratives in that city 4}and in compétitions with those of the millionaire colony here. Sunshine, the present champion, weighs only -13 pounds. A total of 14 dogs ‘were en- tered. ‘The derby is a 200-yard, three heat standing start. The rec- National League. New York at Brooklyn. St. Louis at Pittsburgh Boston at Philadelphia. Chicago at Cincinnett. American League. St. Louis at Chicago. ‘Washington at New York, Philadelphia at Boston. Cleveland at Detroit. — | Midwest League. *Laramie at Casper. Denver at. Greybull. Sterling at Scottsbluff. _ ve! Hartzell flied out to the catcher. be described. ball fan. to realize that two high class and evenly matched teazns were putting on a death struggle for supremacy. While the Laramie clan ts now in a lowly position in the Midwest league, itis not the team that is bat- tling now that {s responsible for the cellar honors. ‘The Wildcats can and have battled evenly the leaders of the Midwest league. If the Wildcats had gone all season like they are go- ing now they would elther be at the head or would be battling the lead- ers for the premier honors of the western circuit. Getting the breaks in the first in ning Casper scored ihree runs on cne hit. zell and Pitler, the first two men up, were thrown out at first base. Donica started the fireworks by hitting a fast one to Freddie Heck and the visitors’ third baseman pro- ceeded to throw the ball away at first base. Donica moved to second on the misplay. Flynn was passed. Both score on Slattery's ter- rifle line drive which went for a home run in right center fleld. McNeil ther retired the side, being thrown out at first. Both teams then wnt scoreless un- til the Afth inning, ‘Heck. singled to start the fifth for Laramie and scored on. Sorey’s hame run which followed the path of the blow that Slattery se- cured. Tonneman and Thorburn then went down in order. Countryman singled and stole second. He scored on Guest’s single, Davenport then struck Sells out. Casper came back in its half of the fifth with the run that put it back in the lead. Davenport struck out. ler doubled and scored on Donica's two-ply clout. He died on second however for Flynn flew out to Sorey. There were no more scores until the seventh inning when Casper wrecked the game by grebbing seven hits and six runs. Donica led off with a single. Flynn followed suit and Harry moved to third. Slattery hit a fielder’s choice and Donica was trapped off fhird base, In the play Casper exhibited veal baseball brains knowing that Donica would be run down Flynn moved to third and Slat- tery moved to second. With one down McNeil was intentionally passed crowding the bases. Bostick struck out. Samide opened’ the attack with a single which scored Flynn and Slattery, McNel} moved to third on. the play and Samide went to second on the throw in, Davenport then cracked the ball for what probably was the longest hit of the day. He went to third base and stopped al- though there was an easy chance of his scoring before the ball could have been relayed home. MeNeil and Sam- ide scored ahcad of him. In a lost ball play the Laramie inficld crossed itself up and when the first baseman made tho throw to third to catch Dayenport napping Casper's eclong- ated hurler just politely scored. Hart- zell kept the fireworks banging by rapping out his second single. He ad- vanced to third on Pitler's single to right and scored when Donica got his second hit of the inuing and third hit of the game. Flynn flew out to Gust for the last out: Seven runs ahead of Laramie, Dav- enport eased off a trifle. Sorey was thrown out at first. Jones went in to hit for Tonneman and_ singled. Thérburn followed with a single and Jones was held at second. Dyer bat- ted for Countryman and Jones was caught on his fielder's choice. Guest followed with a single and Thorburn and Dyer scored. Sells singled and Guest scored, Schinkel singled and he and Guest scored on Wilson’s double. Heck fouled out to Samide to end the agony. | “Davenport showed his brilliant pitching, having 11 strikeouts to his credit. The! way he threw the ball the hard slugging visitors /is past Just baseball is the only way that the game in which Cas- per nosed out a 10-to-8 victory over Laramie yesterday can| There was every possible thrill for the base-| Remarkable pitching, hard hitting, run after run’ scored and in general just good and bad baseball with enough inside stuff showing to cause the adept at the game intentiontially | 3 Babe Adams Sets | pitchers’ Battle Turned 1 Turned Into Slugfest on' Both Sides wm Final Innings of Baseball Thriller Here } mainly responsible for the fact that Casper was able to hold the visitors while the Refiners were running up enough scores to win. ‘The head of the Casper line-up had a slugging day in which most of them fattened their batting averages. Donica led the way with a double and two singles. Sorey, with a homer and two sin- gles, was the hitting ace for the vis- itors. The hard slugging of both clubs | was responsible for the errors chalked up, but the breaks favored Casper here as the errors chalked against the Refiners did not materially change the run totals of the visitors. The score: Casper— HPOAE Hartzell, rf 2 2-041 Pitler, Donica, 5s BR 31 5 1 5 1 42 Bostick, cf Samide, Tonneman, Thorburn, p *Jones coco PAGE NINE First in News Of All Events = pair of men’s overalls and a num- ber of toys. Over the child's face was handkerchief bearing the word “Oregon.” A bottle of medicine ta beled. “For Pneumonia” was also in child died while en route ALUFFS DEFEAT the road. Pinch Hits Aided by’ Errors Give Irrigators Winning Runs Thursday. SCOTTSBLUFF, Neb., Sept. 2, '— Combining a few timely hits with er- rors on the part of the Sterling team, the Irrigators walked off with tiie long end of 2 % to 1 score yesterday at the end of one of the prettiest battles ever staged in the Nebraska corner of the Midwest league. In the hard: est pitcher's batte Powers and Prit- chard tolled evenly inning after in ning until the end. Sterling made one of its hits count for a run in the fourth inning, but it was too late for |che Irrigators had already sewed up the game with three runs in the third. The score: h..H.. -+.000 100 000— 1 5 003 000 00*— 3 3atteries, Sterling, Powers and Cop: ple Scottsbluff, Pritc;hard and Ben ninghoven, Roche, St. Joseph To Hold Tourney ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF WHITE MARKET ON Saturday Morning September 3 Located With the White Grocery at 114 East Second Street We are equipped with the most modern, up-to-date and sanitary refrigerating system with which to care for our stock. CHICAGO, Sept. 2.—The Western Golf association today mnctioned an »pen golf contest for October 14-15 to be held at the St, Joseph, Mo., coun y club for prizes aggregating $2,500. is to be at 72 holes medal compe- n with $1,000 for the winners an y of the leading professionals of ountry bave already agreed 4°} compete, We will handle nothing but the very best of fresh and cured meats. We will make a special effort to give the best satisfaction to everybody. a MYSTERY REVEALED WHEN On our opening day we will give a carnation to every lady who i is in the market between 2 and 6 o'clock in the afternoon. Your patronage is solicited. Totals Score b; Laramie Caaper -... -300 010 06%—10 1 *Batted for Tonneman in ninth in- ning. Summary—Stolen base, Countryman two-base hits, Pitler, Donica, Wilson home runs, Slat , Davenport, Sorey; sacrifice hits, Davenport; passed bail, Samide; struck out by Davenport 11, by Thorburn 3; bases on balls off Dav- enport 2, Thorburn 4; runs batted in, Donica 2, Slattery 3, Samide 2, Dav- enport 3. Guest 2, Sorey left on bases, Ci r 6, Laramie 7 time of game, 1:45; umpire Dale. “| fin, resting on a pillow und garbed in {clothing painstakingly and beautiful BODY OF LITTLE GIRL 1S UNEARTHED AT GRAVEL AIT SHERIDAN, Wyo., Sept. 2.—/ he body of an unknown girl, about four ae of age, which was unearthed | at @ gravel pit 20 miles north of here, | was brought to Sheridan and buried here ~ithout an Inquest. The body was in xn improvised cof. | WHITE MARKET O. W. NOBLE, PROP. ly_embroidered__ ™ the box also were | = Coroner Stevenson assumes that the ‘ overland with parents too poor to provide her the customary funeral, and that they buried her in the gravel pit beside Penn State Grid ncn Work Is Started STATE COLLEGE, Pa., Sept, 2. More than 80 football candidates for ‘the Penn State college team were ex pected to report to Coach Hugo Bez. dek today. First practice of the year was held yesterday. What Causes Skin Troubles? of the fiery, itching skin trout faa, due solely to dis- lood. m't let. ont torture you. Thousans have gotten relief from such troubles by 5.5. S., the blood medicine that drives out the ities and "helps put in the hewsid red blood corpuscles, ial Booklet or for indi- Fidel ‘advice, without char write Chief Medical Advisor. SS$.Co.Dop't 433, Atlanta, Ga: Got S.S. 5. at your druggis S.S.S. Tie Stender Biot eae = National League. St. Louis 10-8, Pittsburgh -4-0. Philadelphia 1. Boston 0. “New York 1, Brooklyn: 5. American 1 League. / Washington 3-1, New York 6-8. WE DELIVER Scottsbluff 3. Sterling L Denver 10, Greybull 5. FOR SALE 100 Well Bred Rabbits. _.Must Be Sold Before the 8th of September = 106 EAST F STREET 6 cans Sugar Peas... 7 No. 2 cans Tomatoes. For Vacation or Stopover ase t miss a stay at strictly modern ‘ Carter Hotel ° AT THD - Big Horn Hot Springs “The largest min springs in the world.” THERMOPOLIS; WYOMING| YOMING | 3 lbs. good Bulk Coffee... Macaroni or Noodles.... WE DELIVER 233 East Second St. Next to Telephone Building ~ 100 Ibs. Cane Sugar...._.__ $8.35 7 cans Extra Standard Corn $1.00 n+--+-——-$1,00 2 No. 2 cans Brown Beauty DORA CRN ino 3ct toscana tees oan SOS. 2 No, 3 cans Sauer Kraut... 3 No. 2 cans Cut eoaatue Beans....50c American Beauty Spaghetti, _ 10-lb. boxes Bulk Macaroni__$1.15 10-lb. boxes Bulk Spaghetti__$1.15 Gal. cans String Beans...... Large-Armour’s Corn Flakes____15¢ Small Armour’s Corn Flakes._10c BRUCE BROS. 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