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

2st World Results CASPER HIGH LINEUP WEAKENED FOR GHEYENNE GAME SATURDAY Absence of Groves at Half to Work Against Locals in First Game of Importance With Southern Wyoming Eleven; Substitute in Doubt When the Casper high school football squad | Cheyenne tonight it will be handicapped Re tie Pedal Captain Johnny Groves, one of the majors of Casper’s of- fense, because of his ability to lug the ball around end, through the line, punt, drop kick and in general football. Suffering from an attack of la grippe which would have kept a less game man bed ridden,| Archambault, Eaton; McGrath, Pan- Groves went into the game against} ton, O'Bryan with the possibility of Sheridan last Saturday and time and|working in second string men if the again prevailed against the decisions| shifts are made from the line to th * the teeth? of Coach Morgan to take him out of the lineup. Since the Sheridan game he has been unable to participate in practice having suffered severely from the strain he endured from that contest. It is improbable that he will be able to make the trip to Cheyenne to watch his team cavort against the Cheyenne Indians. ‘Whether Rae, Eaton or Eastman willbe moved from the line ta,fill the| gap has not yet been decided. Both Rae and Eaton are doing wonderful work but lack the ripping power that, Eastman exhibits in getting through the opposition. Eastman’s regular berth {is at cen- ter, because of his ability to pass the ball accurately. It is this accuracy which is responsible for the fact that Casper does not fumble the ball. The second string center may work for Casper and Eastman given a chance to exhibit his plunging ability in the backfield. To date his main exhibitions have been made in his sensational re- turn of punts and his ability to over- ride the opposition. All other members of the backfield will be in position, Lester will pre- side at quarter; Quinlan at full and Scott at left "half. Quinlan will fill the gap in the punt and forward pass- ing division left vacant by Gtoves' absence. He has worked overtime this week “and will be in shape for a real test tomorrow. Blodgett or Skelley will preside at right end for Casper. The other posi- tions on the line will be awarded to Shifty Logan Takes Count HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Nov. 17.— Vie Wright, Los Angeles welter- weight, knocked out Shifty Ioga: of Memphis in the fourth round of a schiduled 10-round bout here last night. Peltons Back From Long Motor Trip To New York State Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester F. Pelton have returned to their home here driving overland from New York state. They left for the east in thelr Buick motor car in September, and have been visiting in large eastern cities ever since that time. They made the trip to New York in seven days, but on account of meeting heavy storms while in Iowa the re- turn trip took two days longer..At one stretch of road in Iowa, they had to pass through 150 miles of mud, making it in “intermediate.” With the exception of that locality though, they found the roads in very good condition and out of the 7,000 mile trip only 1,000 miles was made in rainy weather. The party also found that the most popular, the most dur- able and the most extensively used roads were of paving similar to the Salt Creek highway. In certain places the asphalt roads proved very danger- ous when wet and on a whole the ce- ment pavings were proving the most successful. Bia soit Nb i PULLIAM REINSTATED. WASHINGTON, Nov. 17. — At the request of the Dominican government, William E. Pulliam of California has Deen>reinstated by President Harding a8 receiver general of customs of the Dominican republic under the treaty ‘agreement with that country. Mr. Pulliam was first appointed by Presi- dent Roosevelt and served from 1907 to 1903, when he was removed by Secretary Bryan. BETTER THAN CALOMEL Thousands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets area Harmless Substitute liver and bowel complaints with calomel. IAS reir little tablets do the good that I does, but have no badaiter don’t injure the teeth like They ake it. Why cure the liver at the expense of h sometimes plays havoc with the gums. So do stron liquids. It is best not to take cal Ae Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets lake ts place, Jeadaches, “duflness” and that lazy neat come from constipation and a disordered jiver. Take Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets 7 5 “heavy.” ‘They “clear” clouded brain aad“ perk up” the spirits. 15cend 30c, backfield. The loss of Groves has necessarily injured the Casper machine but Coach Morgan believes that the spirit of the fighting captain will go with the team and will be able to give a good ac-| |count of itself against the Indians of the capital city, { | intl eS of the sports. Cbe Casper Daily Cribune SPORTING NEWS PAGE FIVE First in News Of All Events Whittier Meets | Arizona Eleven Cal., Nov. 17.—Whit tier college, football champions of tue the southern California . conference. | will play the eleven of the University | of Arizona, champions of the Arizona conference, in Tucson, Ariz, Decem ber 2, it was announced last night. GREAT CROWD EXPECTED AT STANFORD STADIUM STANFORD UNIVERSITY, cat.| Nov. 17,—Blaborate plans have been| completed for handling what is ex-| pected to be the largest crowd ever to attend an intercollegiate contest in the west when the elevens of California! and Stanford meet here next Satur + Faroting’s not a drab life in Kent, England. Ploughing time is fastival time. A little game of football played with plough horse mounts is part RICKARD SAYS HE WAS JOBBED (NS Tove ar ch PEOEK-PLESTINA Plestina Had to Be Led From Mat After Gouging by Opponent, Is Claim. NEW YORK, Nov. 17.—What a nice little war the “rasslin’ racket” is turn- ing into. Tex Rickard is out with the clatm he had been jobbed by the “interests” in his debut recently as a mat im- pressario. Several hundred fans, who were the guests, were still talking about the season's, coming out party, in which: Resul in a Near Riot, John Pesek was barred forever from wrestling in Naw York; Marin Ples- tina, the “trust buster,” had his eyes #early gouged out; Referee Ficeson won a 3-round decision from the com- mission and a riot nearly resulted when it turned into “a bout to death.” The rumpus started before the semifinal had been finished, when a New York paper came out with a story that Pesek had a helpless right arm, but would “rassle” anyway. Rickard had the arm examined by doctors who said there was nothing WRESTLING BOUT make a bad show for se and ruin! wrestling in the garden or kill) the| |game for good. If this is going to be @ war, I'll make it a war. Watch mo,”} Rickard said today. | Led Plestins From the Ring. It was one of the most disgraceful | wrestling exhibitions ever seen in New York. Gouging, butting, punching, kicking, everything unfair, was re- ly blinded during the progress of the bout and had to be led off when the end came. sorted to by Pesek. Plestina was near-| {5 SET FOR JANUARY CHICAGO, Nov. 17.—The national championship. ski jumping tourna- meni, under the auspices of the Norge Ski club, will be held on the new slide at Cary, Ill, January 22, it was an nounced toda: Exhibition of Fight Pictures Is Investigated | Plestina was awarded the first fall on a foul after cleven minutes and nineteen seconds of wrestlirig, when Pesek ignored the referee's warnings to desist from his savage attack. The Nebraskan continued to gouge and butt Plestina and at the end of twen- tyfour minutés and four seconds Ples- tina was awarded another fall. \ CHICAGO, Nov. 17.—The judiciary! committee of the city council today| began an investigation of the issuance} of a permit by the city censorship com-| mittee permitting exhibition of the| |Dempsey-Carpentier fight pictures,| jnow being exhibited here. ptcabionihowdicte taal j TEN CENT MILK AGAIN, Committee . Overruled Referee. Members of the athletic commit- |tee then overruled the referee and or- dered the match resumed until a legit!- ‘mate fall was gdined. |to gouging. Pesek revorted The bout was stopped | ST, LOUIS, ‘Nov. 17.—Ten-cent milk| for the St, Louis district was an- nounced today by the Mi!k Producers’| asvociation, The old price was 13] cents a quart. Close to 65,000 persons will see the game, it is estimated, if the weath er is favorable. Stanford's neve stad jum will be dedicated and used the first game. Today 59,000 » had been sold, and there are » and standing room for several t! sand more. ee State Officer Is Football Scout SEATTLE, Mai wi Wash... Nov. 17.—Wwi- J. Coyle, Meutenant governor of hington, while on a trip east, is outing” for his otf football team, the Untversity of Washington Sun- dodgers. Coyle will look over the Penn State team, which plays Washington here December 8. While in the untversity, Coyle, known as “Wee” Coyle, was varsity captain and quarterback. pach adh rei HARVARD TAKES FINAL WORKOUT FOR YALE GAME CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Nov. 17.— Harvard's eleven plan to run through formations today under the eyes of the undergraduates for the-last time before Saturday’s game with Yale. The students were to march to the stadium behind their band. prhainmite Resend sunita FREIGHT CUT ASKED. CHICAGO, Nov. 17.—The interstate commerce commission today began hearing petitions by owners of inde- pendent iron mines of the Minnesota ranges for a reduction {n freight rates from the mines to the docks at the wrong with it and the party ‘started. /and the decision awarded to Plestina.' state athletic commission ty jhold the) head of, the lakes, ‘The present rate ~ “A certain person’!.sent Pesck in to Promoters have been ordered . Disc ‘wheels demountable at hub artillery wheels, optional with: Unusually long springs promote comfort, tire Alemite Pros tape head lamps, nickel trimmed. Non-giare \cbrask: haro ef the purse. First Showing of the First Roadster Designed and Produced Entirely by the New Maxwell Organization A car which reveals, at a glance, such a wealth of beauty . and goodness that the price seems almost unbelievable. Cord tires, non-skid front and rear; 31x4 inch. and rim, or jout extra cost. lubrication. Real leather upholstery; Turkish cushions, MA Adult-size seats, deep and wood iper. steering 0 p to’ wide and roomy. Side curtains open with doors. td a maaan aah oe curtain. Leak-proof wind- New comfort, Clutch and breke action, remarkably easy. Handsome and accessible instrument board. Best switches. Motor driven electric horn. Touring Car $1060 F, O. B. Casper C. E. KENNEDY Second and Park Telephone 14 *The Good XWELL 19-W OREGON GAME GRID CLASSIC University and Aggie College Clash Saturday in Annual Struggle. EUGENE, Ore., . 17.—One of} Christenson to | INJURY FATAL Join Vernon Club) | TOGRIDSTAR LOS. ANGELES, Nov. 17.—W. H.| Christensen of the New. York Ameri-| cans, was expected here today to join| PITTSBURGH, the Vernon club of the California win-/(Bud) Beatty, Bellevue high school ter league, as outfielder. | football player, died yesterday of spin- cetera. «hel al injuries received tn a recent game Montana Wrestler = the Avalon high school team. Signs for Match Nov. 17.—Munroe the Pacific northwest’s annual big 1 oR erg i Driverless Cars the University of Oregon and the} BUTTE, Mont., Nov. 11.—Earl Rob- Dodges and Fords, also) Oregon Agricultural College for the| bins, middelweight wrestling cham- . state title—will be played here next Saturday. Approximately 15,000 people are ex- pected to attend. New bleachers, to accommodate the crowd, have been built on Hayward field at the state university where the game will be played. 1 Both teams are busy this week practicing for the game. The “Fight- ing Agi s the O. A. C. eleven has been called, were favored early tin the seasor win, but Oregon stock, which o low, jumped hen the local eleven held the strong \Washington State Cougars to a tie. Saturday's game will be the twen. ty-fifth played between Oregon and the Aggies, Oregon has won 15, the Aggies 4 and & have been tied. The game will ¢ both the Northwest confere 1, Pacific Coast conference title races, but will have no direct bearing on the coast fight, for both teams were eliminated early in the season, Oregon by Cali- fornia and the Aggies by Stanford. Sle saeco Millions Bet On Race Circuit MONTREAL, Nov. 17.—Receipts. of the pari-mutuel machines in the thor- oughbred racing period this year in this province totaled $10,352,000, ac. cording to figures furnished today by Francis H. Dunn, government inspec Gijoy your Chicago visit at the THE HOTEL OF SERVICE! ai mae “TERRACE. SARBEN OQ. S. BATHS TURKISH BATHS A SPECIALTY Shower, Tub, Steam Cabinet. For Ladies and Gentlemen. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT 128 East Second Strest Basement, O-S Building and Have You Taken Advantage of Our Temporary Re- ducton in Coal Prices? You can fill your bin for less if you place your order at once. Prices may be ad- vanced again at any time. _ Casper Supply Co. 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