Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 26, 1921, Page 5

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1921. he Casper Daily Cribune PAGE FIVE World Results By Leased Wire DENVER STAGES COME-BACK: WINS TWO FROM R EFINERS WRESTLERS AND FANS ON EDGE FOR BIG MATCH AT | MEUSEL HITS IAG TONIGHT, HOWARD AND TAYLOR BOTH ‘FIT | ighting with their backs against the wall, Casper’s three fe So Oregon Grappler Does 15 Miles in Hills in Winding First in News Of All Events | Davenport Whiffs 13 Men and Loses Last Game of Denver Series, 4 to 3; Close Games Are Played in Title Series Finals in Championship Series Begin Today at Casper Park; Steele and Niles to Oppose Each Other With Casper needing two more victories to cinch the straight victories over Denver in the chase for the champion-| championship of the Midwest league and Denver short three Mi Sigh ows Day Mike Howard j ship of the Midwest league pecmied to have little effect or | games of aspirations in the pennant chase, the finals in the wh pa Pe eae reds ra ‘om Downey’s Broncs who came from behind and nosed out] greatest baseball classic ever staged in this district will be Fie Up Training Program for Strenuous Go With two victories in the Saturday and Sunday games before rec pimbed. out here vantage in League Race. ord galleries in Denver. bd s . id > ae , Starting promptly at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon the Den-| New Yc Sey Wyoming Giant; Good Boxing Prelim. Te reie® AP (Deans, which| H&r‘= atinmsted wo hunt but poppes],,, Starting Promptly, at 9:80, : be hRescapee . e ; wryly clash 1 tie that will probably de. | Mornin: w pe in tomorrow's] Meuse! of the New York Giants in the five scores: Three of the games |Jeneuer to left and it looked Uke an| tine” rian nt to ihe tne bas flimeu. are poets s team bed an 18- Heavier than he has been in years and in the pink of con- be ye nscres 5 ee a ae ae tmp sible catch but Lowry. came tn cant baa’ | -When La Salle again Joins the|point margin over the dition, Mike Howard, who meets Jack Taylor, Rocky moun- while. the other two were won by two tra. Donion grounded out tata |. Bob Mteale, Casber's portside hur: hide eaepere 7p lmpmizeilh Al league rgh did tain wrestling champion, at the Iris theater tonight, will test scores, Gane * wiothetag: came me tr i eepeac eran ge. Be t ties teks to, seoond ‘base. replacing Peg : new training theories which he has put into effect during the coated Go °t of e Saturday gary, Wilson's hard season aes Fo i ¥ € 4 Denver enatct wo, 7 to 6 and 4 to], u in all probab: a har a d be- past ten days of his stay here to acclimate himself for the 3 aE Renee ine| of, Tom Dows joe Bish will al The match. Tom Downey's triple in the seventh | 7 sadiaae teak arr cnsee 52 e, Tie veva lneup but the ¢ eetaed Howard during a close to his train- inning hung the secon] Casper scalp} and Jackson | Or. filled Sen- YANKEES LEAD IN BIG SERIES Overwhelming Defeat of’ In- dians in Third Game Gives New York Nine Points. NEW YORK, Sept. 26.—With an advantage of n nine point Jead and ssured of at least an even break the present series, the New York Yankees today meet the Cleveland In- dians in the fourth and conciuding contest. The leaders won the first and third games, while Cleveland took the second. ‘The visitors cannot wrest the Amer- jean league leadership from the Yanks by a win today. <A victory for the [indians still would leave the New Yorkers in the lead by a point. In piling up a score that resembled @ gridiron result more than baseball —21 to 7—the Yankees yesterday es- tablished a season's record for runs ecored Baltimore And Pitisfield Win League Pennants NEW . YORK, Sept.. 26.—-Two easts ern minor league, the International and the Eastern, concluded their 1921 schedules yesterday with Baltimore in first place in the former and Pitts- field, Mass., champi in the latter circuit. Last Scores SUNDAY GAMES. Midwest League. Denver 4, Casper 3. National League. New York 5, St. Louis 2. Boston 3-7, Chicago 4-3. Brooklyn 2, Cincinnat! 6. American League, Cleveland 7, New York 21, Detroit 2, Washington 3. SATURDAY FINALS, National League. Philadelphia 3, Pittsburgh 4. Brooklyn 4, Cincinnati 2. New York 4, St. Louis 8. American League, Chicago 4-18, Philadelphia 7.1, St. Louis 1-11, Boston 2-0. Detroit 1, Washington 5. Cleveland 9, New York 0. Chess Champion Is Challenged NEW YORK, Sept. 26.—Frank J. Marshall, United States chess cham- pion, today had under consideration @ challenge for his title received from Norman T. Whitaker of Washington. Whitaker finished second in the mas- ter’s tournament at Atlantic City, while Marshall tie? for fifth with two other players. ——_—___—_ Jewelry and watch repairing by ex- ert workmen. All work guaranteed. Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co., 0.3 Bldg. ————_—_—— The city of Pittsburgh, {t is said, stands on ground once given in ex- change fur a violin. NOBODY ing season yesterday by walking 15 miles through the hills in this vicin- ity. Occassionally he would make short swift sprints to test his wind and endurance. So successful have been his efforts to acclimate himself here that he be- eves that in future he will always follow the training program he mapped out here. Afraid at first to engage in too strenuous work for fear that it would endanger his chances of being in first class shape, Howard worked out Ught program and he reports that he marvelled at the fact that the light training seemed to improve his wind, permitted him to pick up weight where he needed it at the same time relle ing the necessity of constantly sap- ping his strength. When Howard meets Taylor tonight {t will be a different Howard than’ met Taylor a year ago. The Baker, Ore., boy hasn't learned much more about the game than he knew before, but he bas learned how to get him. self in shepe for a match at this alti- tude. Howard is essentially what is term ed a leg wrestler. He differs from ‘Taylor in this respect that Giagt Jack confines about 90 per cent of his as- sault to arm holds and punishment. ‘The visitor thinks that his leg holds will be able to offset Taylor's tre- mendous tulk of arm and shoulder. Ty addition to this is the«fact that Howard is a wrestler of the Caddock type always exhibiting while on the mat a nervous energy that guarantees action every moment. It is well to remark also that Howard is possibly one cf the best wrestlers of the Cad- dock style in the world, Taylor closed a_ strenuoys,training grind here yesterday. He thinks that hie wilt have no more trouble/in beat- ing Howard than he had when they met a year ago. He does give Howard credit for being a good man, however, and has conditioned himself with this thought {n mind. In addition to the main event George McLeod who is promoting the event has arranged a good prelimi- nary program. The chief interest in the early events lies in the four round battle between Danny Cummings and Kid Ross. Both these boys are in good shape to definitely settle \thelr differences ‘jand to establish which of them can |elaim the featherweight honors here. Tickets will be moved from the Smokehouse to the Iris theater this evening. The advance seat sale is said to have been the heaviest with but one exception. FOOTBALL SQUADS HARD AT WORK ON GRIDIRONS NEW YORK, Sept. 26.—The curtain having been raised on college grid- irons east, west and south, the squads resumed their practice today in prep- aration for next Saturday's battles. ‘The army squad is hard at work at ‘West Point for a double bill next Sat. urday with New Hampshire and Springfield against them. Another service team, the Nary, will meet North Carolina. NOBODY DANCE At the Winter Garden EVERY NIGHT Introducing the Moonlight Syncopators fiect a betterment of prices quest. Royalty & Producers Corporation The physical condition of this company should re- Trading interest in the stock is indicative of higher prices and market distribution. Information on this issue granted freely upon re- in the stock. Baker City, Ore., wrestler, who meets Jack Taylor in a finish matci atethé-tris theater tonight. Local Athletic Meets are Given A.A.U. Standing CHICAGO, Sent: 26.—The Central association of the American Athletic union in session here, lias endorsed a change in the constitution to permit branches of the organization in vari. ous cities to coOnduét local athletic meets, which would be given A. A. U. standing. The proposal will be refer- ved to the national body when it meets here in November. | ¢ M'CA’ TO MEET WEBER. PHOENIX, Ariz. Sept. 2 MeCaan of Clevéland and Johnny Weber of Sam Francisco, ight boxers, meet here tonight seroug no longer. ‘The Broncs had| ’ Dangerous Dare Davenport was dan serous no longer. The Broncs hod kee.sawed back and forth ver nosed out mer went aw ® joyful mood. Davenport pitched another brilliant garhe, whiffing 13 men but his box work failed to overcome the disaster of the first session when the Broncs put over three runs Joe Dawson wae at his best yester- ies here that bas been guarant 1 fans whether Cas- per wins the pennant earier or not It is probable that Rob Stesle will op- pose Rolla Mapel in the opening game here. The scores: Sunday's Game. day and eight Casper sluggers fell before his fast breaking drop. Like a4 ABH POA E Davenport, Dawson had one bad in-| tattrell. 2h 5.1 3°00 ning, the sixth. This bad tuck came} 7°> son. ff 2200 4-1 0 to the tune of Don Fiynn’s homer over Fiyan 3 ‘ Z : . oe4 the left field fence which scored Don-} fim lf = mit ek lea ahead of hiro. Bostick, cf -4°3°2 0-0] Wise, started the fireworks that/ 75 DP tir ae Bar| broke Davenport's nerve in the first Hale. Be ohads o| inning. He bunted. © This perfec Dive $ 21 060 0} ance roused Dave's ire. The ball rolled | between Hartzell and Slattery and be- fore it could be fielded Wh clintng breathlessly on second. Davenport, Slattery and Hartzell en- gaged in a war council. Hartzell hold- ing the ball, Wise stepped it off down the baseline and slid into third in a cloud of dust before the war council was over. Tony La Salle, always a good bitter against Davenport hit a neat single Into right and Wise scored, Wilson took advantage of the height to which Davenport had soared and con- Wilson Schinkel, Cochran, Grat Dow Lowry, If Dawson, p - i 0 Totals - om innings: core by nected for a triple over Bostick’s head. | 000002100—3 He scored theethird run on Cochran's 20000010 x4 singel) to right. | Stolen bases, Jackson, Graham fanned and the side was out! ;aSatle. Two-base hits, Wise, Bos-| with Denver in front with a comfor-| tick, Three-base hits, Wilson, Downey, | BSsee? | | table lead. | Passed ball, Wilson. Struck out, by | But Dave tightened up -and there] parenport 13, by Dawson 8§ 1a | was little damage done by the Erones in the next five Innings Casper was nfortunate at the hands of the sixth, when: Flynn } drove in two runs with a homer. The score was tied in the seventh when Jackson’ walked, stole second went to third on Wilson's wild throw to second and scortd on Donica’s sin- gie. Thus was the stage prepared for Scrappy Tom Downey's last appear- ence at the bat in Denver this season, Graham hit a high fiy to center that fel] between three Casper players. Downey fouled once and Davenport grooved the second. Tom took a mighty swing and Bostick found the ball in the deep grass in centerfield after Graham had crossed the plate with the winning run. In the ninth the Refiners made things ‘look bad for Dawson. A bril- Mant eatch by Lowry alone saved the day for Denver. Hale and Davenport both walked and both advanced on a passed ball, With men on second and third and none down the sit hes, Dawson 1, Davenport 1. Time! | | National League. w New York - Pittsburgh St. Louis Boston Brooklyn Cincinnati - Chicago Philadelphia - American League. w. New York -- Cleveland St. Louis Washington Boston Detroit Chicago tion was critical. Philadelp! 8 P.M. RIS THEATE Jack Taylo CHAMPION OF THE ROCKIES Versus Mike Howar ‘WINNER INTERNATIONAL MATCH KID ROSS THE LUSK FLASH DANNY CUMMINGS MONTANA’S HOPE Four Rounds | several regula but are & ahead, * , . won the last game of the season in & unable to hold| tomorrow ing to participate in the a rows igs: oe Sh Denver, 4 to 3 4 remaining games. {= ho wil t e | It was the hardest fought game of ney 5 ee =! ; |R Mountain se lows c ‘4 the 6,000 cash custo- arrived bh this| Johnny Meanor, formerly with} T ‘Gaol ‘aad pour epee pe Fy eek me a aE y fox the start of the| Scottsbluff and one of the chief cor s Petitors for league honors at the I Wilson Fale stone sack issechedu over shortlGraham sinters for Tony La Salle in today’s game the | tarwood Hartzell Denver regular having been delayed at | sraanor Donk Loveland. Colo., where he promoted 2] nowney Monet foot race between Fred Ley and some | sninkel Fiyan unknown University of Colorado] frawitt Bostick sprinter. He will arrive tomorrow | cochran Fiskeeor of mame 1.50, Attendance $5.000. Um-| an. orainars eae pires, Hawthorne and Palmeter Sicthed ites Sapenreasgne werente, ¢ Saturday's Game. tury by a native artist, who derived the idea fr bat the way wings. thes a sae in which the AB H PO A closes si Jackson, Donica, ss <e °|NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS’ Ch righ tah | ANNUAL MEETING. . ab tee th} 10 Netice is hereby given that aa tah | © 6|annua! meeting of the stockhol Samide, c ey i | o 0] of the Big Indian Oil and Holtaan, 1 +4 0 0 1 0} pany will be held at the office of th ———-—-|Company, Consolidated Royalty 3713 24 9 0| Uuilding, in the City of Casper, AB H Po JAH State of Wyoming, on the 30th ca H jof September, 1921, at 10 o'clock 4 2 2 1 ©)in the forenoon, for the purpose of 4 8 9 4 Olelecting directors and transacting Murphy, cf 5 2 4 2 0)sueh’other business as may prop- Schinkel, If 5 1 2 © Olerly come before the meeting. Cochran, rf 313 10 Dated September 16, 1921 ham, 1b 42.7520) 2. F. 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