Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 10, 1921, Page 7

| THE TRIBUN RALLY WINS FOR PRINTERS OVE ROTARY: KIWANIANS DEFEATED Realtors Win Easy Victory in First Game, 12 to 2,|' While Printers Extend Themselves to Nose Out . 5-to-4 Win Over Opponents in Second After staging a regular “ninth finish, the Printers, inning” composed of representatives of the various branches of the trade in Casper, nosed the R: the amateur tourney which is un 5 to 4. Kiwanis club by a score of 12 The result of the victories chalked up by the Realtors and Printers will probably result in these two teams meeting in the elimination contests which will be held this afternoon and the two losing teams will play a con- solation set to determine the cellar position honors. ‘The Printers went into the last half inning of the game two runs behind and with the Rotarians playing air- tight beseball things looked gloomy for followers of the type. Wilson however, led off, getting his first hit of the day. Gloom followed when Strickland struck out. Miller was put in as a pinck hitter for Koenig and after taking two healthy cuts at the ball was hit by a pitched missle. Finch struck out. Manager Daily, the hard hitting. cleanup man for the Printers was intentionally walked. Parker singied and Wilson and Miller came across the plate in order with the scores that tied the count. Seaman then Iet loose with the hit he had been saving all day and Daily romped home with the winning run. After the Rotarians had been shu out in the first two innings, Steve Stirrett got hold of one that he liked and romped around the bags for a homer and the Rotarians first score Baldwin was safe on Finch's error Parker attempted to catch him nrp> ping at first and on the overthrow Baldwin took second. Loomer oe to bad throw to catch him at first. Shu maker singled and Reimerth went to third. ‘Thinking that the outfielder had caught a@ fly ball Relmerth after “reaching third turned and dashed preggs nitigplr oie mg fengrad prettiest slides ever staged to Skew that moe tat ektory, With two men on and none down Tonkin was club out of the running in underway here. The score was Earlier in the afternoon the Realtors trounced the to 2. too much pitching by Davis. The Ki- wanians could not find his offerings while the Realtors got to Calhoun in the first inning and bunched their hits for six runs. Tho final eccre gave the Realtors a one-siaed victory of 12- to 2. Haselmire relieved Calhoun after the first inning and he met with little better lucky than his predecessor. The stride which the Realtors have hit in all probability will carry them to victory in the tournament unless the opposition clubs can strengthen their attack, for the Realtors team has been able to make a lot of runs otf of any team it faces: Silent Ftutsmitn was the supreme arbiter of the tourney and he had a serviceable .45 Colts strapped on his side to see that his rulings were peace- fully ane ABH POAE 422600 41011 32010 ooo1e)e 42021 41700 81120 3056 O00 22000 31000 1215 7.2 HPOAE 06 31 t2z11 Oo421 oo21 ooi11 9000 0000 o1i11 ooo 0 1o2o0 ooo1 1300 whiffed. “Doc Bailey unloosed a hit! pealtors scored, Shumaker moy “and 5 “ing third and scoring 2 moment “ater Ora” wid “pitch” "Gay and Stir- rett, then struck out That ended the scoring for the Rotarians but they had & two run lead near a critica: point of the game. Daily's walk, an error on Parker's hit and a single by Stoddard gave the ‘The first game was a question of BRONCHOS LOGE TO IRRIGATORS DENVER, Colo., Sept. 10.—The Den-| yer Bronchos, who are battling strenu- ously to oust Casper out of first place in the Midwest league got away to a start in the final series yesterday then the lowly Irrigators from Scotts- juff trounched them by @ score of to 4. Roy Johnson was Manager Downey's for the mound but hard hitting and.misplays gave the Irrigators an @ariy and sure lead. Pritchard work- hard for Scottsttuft and the Brones ‘were never able to bunch hits to ciitjwd_ one run in the innings in SEE ie joun, James; passed ball, Ogilbeé, Nesbitt; stolen ‘bases, Nesbitt, Cobb; struck out by Davis by Hazelmire 2; bases on balls off vis 1, off Calhoun 1, off Hazelmire, 1; umpire Huffsmith. Second Game. . wae soba cbelmene meen us Wilson, rf ---.--—— Miller. 0 HHeoconweretial peooconru =! leowcooumocgh! ceroscunce walooneoucroottal ponooonoont Totals weenell9 § 615 *Miller batted for Koenig in fifth. *Only two out when winning run base hit, R. Finch; stolen bases, win, 11, by Baldwin 9; bases on balls, off ponmna/a 4; hit by pitched ball, Bald- win; passed balls, Stoddard 2; pitch, Parker; umpire ‘Hufsmith. THE POUND We Have Also Added to Our Candy Line Saylor’s Chocolates A Confection That Will Please the Most Particular Wyoming Cigar Stores Co, Lobby, Midwest Building Martin-Walker t Called Off ST. LOUIS, Sept. 10.—The proposed boxing match here September 15 he- TANK BES UP SW UP SWIM IN 6 MILES OF FRANCE LONDON, Sept. 10.—(By The Asso- ciated Press)—Henry Sullivan of Lowell, Mass., who left Dover Friday afterncon on his fifth Attempt to swim the English channel, was forced to abandon the attempt because of rough weather early today when he was eight miles off the French coast. Sullivan was 12% hours in the water. RUTH TO BREAK WORLD RECORD Six Homers in Last Ten Days Equals 1920 Record, Others Are Expected. CHICAGO, Sent. 10—With more than three weeks of the 1921 major league season remaining, Babe Ruth has equalled his 1920 home run record, having scored six in the past 10 days and bids fair to set a new. world’s record for circuit drives. Ruth's 54th homer was scored off Naylor of the Athletics yesterday, with one man on base. His last three homers in 1920 were also off Phila- delphia pitchers, the 54th of last sea- son coming on September 29. The big southpaw slugger also in- creased his total base record to 293, the result of 176 hits. Besides his homers he had made 39 doubles and 12 triples. Games Today American Detroit at Chicago. - Boston at Washington. | Cleveland at St. Louis. New York at Philadelphia. National League, , St.Louis at Cincinnati. Chicago at Pittsburgh. Philadelphia at Boston. Brooklyn at New York. Greybull at Sterling. Scottsblutr at Denver. Last Scores National League. .... .... Philadelphia 0, Boston 2. Brooklyn 2, New York 6, Chicago 8, Pittsbrgh 5. St. Louis 3, Cincinnati 10. , American League. New York 14, Philadelphia 5. Detroit 15, Chicago 20, Boston 5, Washington 1. ———— NEW ARMORY PLANNED. DENVER, Sept. 10.—Construction will be begun immediately on a $40,- 000 Colorado i.ational guard armory at Monte Vista, Colo, to serve as headquarters for the troops of cay- alry at that town and as general headquarters for the American Le- gion and other organizations of war veterans in Monte Vista, it was an- nounced here Friday. The contract for the building has been let. fhe Casver Daily Tribune 1 First in News : Of All Events i OMEDWATEH [te Amerce ER INERION (IN LEAGUE SLUGGERS IN GREAT RAGE FOR oTICK HORS = Heilmann and Cobb Still Leed But Sisler Stages Great Attack and Threatens to Nose Out; Homsby Continued to Lead Nationals CHICAGO, Sept. 10.—A quartette of American league sluggers is staging one of the greatest batting races since years ago when Napoleon Lajoie of Cleveland and Ty Cobb WANTED HERE Douglas Gets Card Intended as Big Match for Taylor Later in the Season. ‘With the first important match had had in catch-as-catch. September 15 a4 his family. In. securing the Taylor-Howard match, the Douglas promoters have winter months events in Casper. Howard, or Harold Christiansen, the name under which he was known when he won the big wrestling tourney at Madison’Square garden a few years ago, is a man, almost a replica of Earl Caddock, in style, build, speed and knowledge of the mat game. Tt will be remembered here that Howard gave Taylor one of the hard- est matches that the giant ever had in Casper and that Howard had the crowd on its feet cheering most of the time because of the ability he showed and the many times he all but had ‘Tayor ccfeated. In addition to the big wresting card the backers of the Dougas event have arranged a preliminary program that will make it one of the best bills ever staged. Arrangements have been made to stage the match in the Prin- cess theater if the weather is too cold to permit an out of doors event. pabaicliets bn! < Buren. Unemployment Meeting Will Include Women WAEHINGTON, Sept. 10.—Women are to participate in the conference on unemployment being arranged by President Harding and Secretary Hoover. The president has discussed with Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton of New York, the question of choosing wom- en as delegates. Mrs. Upton was ask- ed by the president to suggest names of several women and She agreed to submit a list of 10 women. Secretary Hoover, who also called at the White House, said several women would sit in the conference. Mrs. Upton said it was rot expected that the entire list of 10 would be chosen but it wag hoped three or four would be in the conference. The wom- en representatives will be selected. ahe said with due regard to trades aud {n- dustry, as well as geography, Politi- cal considerations will not figure in making ‘up the Ist, she said. pears ued ran Jewelry and watch repairing sa ers ex: pert workmen. All work guaranteed Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co., 0-8 Bids. 613 15th Street BOSTON, Sept. 10—The schooner yacht America set out on her last voyage today. The boat which went} to England 70 years ago and brought} back the cup that has since become} the classic trophy of yachting compe | Ution the world over, ig bound for} Annapolis, there to be turned over to, the government for preservation at the naval + ‘A naval subchas- academy. er will tow her on the trip. ——>_—_ Club Stand s1| 564) -500 | 423 389 Pet. Pittsburgh . ¢ New York St. Louis . Boston Brooklyn Cincinnat! | Sisler is hitting .379. 7 | cago, Philadelphia, National Bank Call Is Issue WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.— The comptroller of the currency today is- sued a call for the condition of afl national banks at the close Of bus!- ness on Tuesday, September 6. ————_—_ The earth sustains a pressure of 70,000 tons exterted by the light of the sun. rite ied tee TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADs BRING RESULTS. 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Harry Heilmann and Ty Cobb, the Detroit stars, are holding first and second position as the final stretch $00 |is started, with George Sisler, the St. Louis idol and last year’s champion Putting on an attack which has car. ried him into fourth place, ahead of Tris Speaker, leader of the world's champions and which threatens to carry him to the top again. During the past two weeks Sisler has hit for an average of just below -500, having cracked out 32 hits in 69 times at bat. Ho is just four points behind Babe Ruth of the Yan. kees, who is in third place, Hell- mann’s average is .403, with Cobb trailing with .390. Ruth is smashing the ball for a mark of .383, while Speaker, who was tied with the St. Louls star a week ago, is fifth with .369, Other leading batters: Tobin, 8t Louis, ,361; Jacobson, St. Louis, .344; Veach, Detroit, .343; E. Collins, Chi -342; Williams, Louis, .341; Strunk, Chicago, .340. St. the St. Louis star, who Inst year led the National league in batting with an average of .370 for the year, promises to repeat this season. He is the only regular in the league hitting above the .400 mark, his latest average showing him trav. eling at a .406 clip. George Cutshaw of the Pirates, is Hornsby's closest rival with an aver age of .350. Walton Cruise of Bos ton is two points behind the Pitts —— Model Cleaners and Dyers FANCY DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING Expert Alterations and Repairing LADIES’ WORK A SPECIALTY Phone 1304-J For OUR Prices burgh star with an average of .343. Jack Fournier, another Cardinal, has tied Ed Roush of Cincinnati, who topped the National league batters in 1917 and 1919. “They are hitting .347. 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