Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 22, 1921, Page 9

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1921. ene Casper Dally Cridune TERN HIGH SQUADS WILL WWVADE EAST was INTRINTO GE “LIBERA CASPER HARD AME THURSDAY. Meters rae) TEAS SIG Fe sannars, S Locale Look for Surpiise in TI Tatieries Batile |isirign Stang we ot men pa Pla: sre Yrom'Pra Practically All With Team Which They Walked Through for {Sx"ses"vin take'st can wuaee| ' SteSeasone pongo high Kook | Jin » Easy Victory Earlier i m Season | Leonard's title will be at stake. nals, kicking and perfecting a forward | ——§=—————.3 ed in Fitchburg, Mass., ; DALLAS, Texas, Noy. Nemes pertng game. Although the Indepen. sens ot the Ign “Anesien + dab pow Sa Sees ae Mass., and Haverhill, Mass. GRID TRAINING BY WHOLESALE.| Texas lesgue bali players will have a|St%i2 have the beef to play a line STRANGLER LEWIS‘ MEETS Hornsby of the ngeles now Cc. er high. 1 t bucki hy the leading ba‘ tana its fife Thanks Sis Mier it eelee the rie 5Us| ; ERILADELPHLA. Nov, strive | Sbance t2 demonetrois ther abten fe saagy, oA npn nec rene Tg form's, hundred men recemmended by .the| the fornia, winter league wa eS Ela ] | Ted Pons 4 nig school team in what in all probability will,#!umn! will be trained in the rudi-| FP2 have been drafted, bought BT nd pe. | iso can handle the forward pass. ‘Phis PORTURUESE C AMPION age of 308 00; O00 APPLIC APPL CATIGNS be the nat Soeeee Mle aanaoe and {facets et football ahrias December, | ohiied Wy he al oe the poe Aree eencaia’ and saad ed ake tate H vive: Harry Hellrsas es, Fort W of the University of pendents are all men who have pisyed "Ty Cobb, San Francisco .379; Cari Saw- yer, Vernon .873; Jack Knight, Ver- Heisman : Casper run away from Douglas is the opening game of fiat eat football team announe- sctively this season or last and are She ne ae ee ground but that timecd today. soa in condition to give the high school] PHILADELPHIA, Ney. 2§—E4|nan .369 and George Sisler, Vernon Feces a nard battle. O'Keefe, who has been | (strangler) Lewis, former heavyweight | -850- + of games. in which Casper Phi Americans. a fears F Fifteen men turned out for the practice of the Indepen- CHICAGO, Nov. 22.—Emulating dent Soornall doar Monday afternoon with a hel doxen mare their larger brothers, the Westérn col- expected out this afternoon, insuring the ependents of be-|Hejlmann Now Second in| !#* fo0tbell teams which in severat jes, vel) Sortited with aruetitayte for their game with the] Coast Batting and Gabe een, waren setenes — igh school team Saturday. Are Trailing. school j The practice period was devoted to running through sig- re Seenee serene Swi ae sate Sp ree A - ‘Beaumont—Cedrie 2 Wenry|Pis¥ing with the American Legiox at| wrestling champion, end Justin Bilva,|_ Phe Vernon club ts in the lead, the ot aia a a eee teat Bae Tomboy” “Is Obsdfete Word! Heine, pitcher, Bt. 7 ont Meer isaculs, Mont, this fall, wil telwhe claims the wrestling chempipn| Missions are second, Los Angeles) NEW YORK. Nov. 27—Applications Doth "ka, Gatensive arth caemeiee San Antonio—Frea Hunry, first | Paved at fullback allowing “Hun; ship of Portugal), will meet in a fin-| third and San Francisco fourth. for the Army-Navy gamp to be played moves. j ; Philadelphia. Natiansis; Joe| /!! Long, an end from last year's Ne-! je, match here tomorrow night. a here next Saturday are eatimated to ee es 4 have reached a total of 200,000. The jewelery and watch repairing by ex-|iseating capacity af the Polo grounds London gets a shower of soot to the/ pert workmen. All work guaranteed. | for football games is 44,000, but a very Suffering from two successive de- | ee feats, both of which were morg. or less of a flukey nature and minus sev. Conolly and M, Williams, pitcher braska freshmen, to gq back ng ‘sai New| regular position ‘on the end ot Wichita Falis—John Heluageverth, Une. “Tommy” Fleming will handi jextent of four and a half pounds per| Gasper Jewelry Mtg. Co., 0-8 Bldg. |rmall per centage of the tickets hav - 7 " teher, Pittsburg! the other extremity. Cypreanson. for ’ : ‘a lo Seems have bea ne ti Tetiisosts mn the paibe ies 0% ny cir, mone Bee i in, ettee mer fullback on the university of Ne-|S2re every Gey. St ubeon alloted for public distribu’ ele p ci acer 3 ‘neh tied ‘| Americans. traska, will run the team fram the = ~ - —___—_— various reasons, if Bhreveport- eason, quarterback position. The halves will and eevee | oe wi HOF) ve taken care of by Gib Hansen of this Americans; and BH. J, Flebarty, pitch-|#°a#0n's Legion team at Greybull, Ji! Louls Americans. Thankeglying game without’ too. con- t an attitude, pt. Johnny Groves reported at hool today for the first’ time ip arly two weeks and shows the ef- ct of his serious illness. Tt ts tm: probable that he will be able to ‘play er, St. ¥impkins of York high and Russ Fis Bottomley, tirgt bage-|°' Chadron Normal. man, Bees ae pitches and Adol-|_ The line vill not be decided 2n u fare. Pitcher, St. Louis Nation." {fer today's scrimmage. Jens. Newton and Ryan, all of the Army Spicy 4-LEAF FLAvor! in the ‘Thankesiving Behe ae exe and Navy team two years age, e:7n That's. quite ur;isual in a 1 , Ea ce of t Dallar—y nein ana’ Con of positions, terfield, 18 suffering from. his serions Mainner, New York Americans. sii ed f~ x cigarette. In fact. . Spur - injuries at Cheyenne and ‘it is.prob: able that if he participates in the Turkey Day game it will be against the adyice of his physician. There are a number of other mem- bers of the first and second string squads who will be out of the lineup for various reasons. On the face of the conditions of his shattered football squad Coach Dean Morgan announced yesterday a sae Jolly and Pierptts, that in all probability that he would ; a be forced to cancel the game be- Radelife girls do not stick $0 closely hing else, If thelr mothers had done theso acrobatle stunts in callese FRAN 23, - tween the high team and the alumni| Poe BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 22. tren Sag ig | ws eddled to te ane | they would have been called toraboys. CENTRE AND NOTRE DAME ‘Thanksgiving day football games on # the big post-season features. Fur- z ithe Pacifico coast inciude contest be. _ Noble Farmerette tuEAY sates ir arinouncemetits will be mage be OAK STREET FTI SiON (ween the University of Washington the game {s definitely called aff, ‘and Washington Btate cot at Seat: 7 nt on * TEAMS 10 BE MATCH t®; the University of Oregon and the Kprrvees, Sew ee jPortignd Multnamah club at Portland; is the only one that it—and only the 4-leaf blend could do it. No getting away from that. nese FIVE TURKEY DAY GRID Byoncweme gueaaane=| GAMES SCHEDULED FOR ceetritemesncee | PACIFIC CONST SQUADS! MAY BE OPENED REPORT | the Pacific fleet and the Olympic club gore Macepeman eee ee > jat Sen Francisco; Whitman college e sd - 4 NEW YORK, Nov, #2.—-A post soe:| the University “of Idaho at Walla, | Z Sport Notes Fen fwotbelt ame to be held dere] Wain, ant Gonzaga university. vs the| ade ete } Fane eee er eR Gente ealleme| University of Montana it Spokane. seccsnevoesonenesons moccensceooooers Boyer avenye, a stregt at the west-| as opponents ra jis planncd by New York Knights of| erm end of the Sandbar district will! }Columbus. Inyitations have b L t a great ® been sent Lata hae stem Comuell = eFine (007 be opened up es an extension of to the athlete sasaciations. of | Schaefer Plays tridirom this season. {Oak street if negotiations now being. Sette pe ERP conducted bythe elty” council” gre Al Waters, the Rea | Red Sox eateber, ts playing With Harry Hellman’s Mis- sion team in the California winter completed. In response to a petitfon. from residents of Boyer street, the street and alley committee of the | Hoppe in Last league. . council started negotiations with the National Supply company for the con- tsburgh gossip has it that the/demnation of two lots owned by the Pirates are to have a house-cleaning,|company which irtervene between with no fewer than five players get-| Boyer and Oak strects. i ting the gate. It was announced in ebuncil chamber last night that the National Supply company would co-operate with the city in this matter and that the company was now endeavoring to, learn what was a fair price for the property desired for the street exten- Pitcher Joe Rate, who won 30 games | “17 and lost 9 for the Fort Worth (Texas ————— league) team Jast season, has been signed by the Philadelphia Athletics... |, P20¢Ts 6nd Skating Carnival Nov, TERRIFIC WIND PLAYS Tourney Match: | HAVOG AT CHEYENNE CHICAGO, Nov. 22.—The world's CHEYENNE, Wyo. Noy. 22.—A} olay will’end today when Willie Hoppe minature’ tornado which ~ swept | world's champion hand Jake Schaefer through Cheyenne Monday morning| meet in the final game for champion- @ number of utldings, in-|venors. Roger Conti, champion of ‘eluding the grandstand at Pionger| France and Ora Morningstar met this park, several stables and garages and|afternoon. Hoppe has won’ five ® large ice house on the northern | Matches and is the only player in the outskirts of the city, The. latter,|‘ournament who has not lost.2 match. rowned by J. T. Bell, was completely| Schaefer has played five games, demplished. It was a rickety struc-|!0sing one of them. A tle with Hoppe ‘ture that bad been condemned. No tonight would necessitate an extra The first regular organization of professional baseball clubs in Canada was the Ontario league, which inau- gurated its championship season in 1835. ‘ C4 25,.26, 27, at Smile Roller Rink, damage was done to any substantial | Same to decide the title. _|ione’ block east of Casper pe - Lady Victoria Murray. sister ( structure. ————___— — — Pete Hecragay rad i Mier Skating afternoon and evening. the Eart vet Dunmore, serving her} —————— weight champion, has 2 i tractor plow on her farm of 309 MEETIN As Brigham ¥: Said- to cancel all of his bouts. for the eee eres enmetneMeee eee tet md acres at Macclesfield Engiand. Ea ONE CLUB 4 Utah Valley nes The Unity Club will hold its regu- present because of a broken bone in marketed 160.000 eggs, 40.000 gal- 3 ponents. .His next eng: twill Ke lar Tuesday night meeting for study his cright! hana: be with Midget Bmiltht tools New treseed a eont | igen. Ree Bale “Lessons in Tryth” ie the cub THIS IS THE PLACE With the exception of Yale and} ork bantamweight, whom he wilh Tc Re rooms, 216 Midwest! building, at 7:30 The Same Goes for Princeton, the Centre college football meet in o.10round oontest at-Madi-. ‘The best-oysters-for eating are eigh-|this evening. The public is invited ranetn Cee log tui} ht 6 ond inna Maal Te en rr Splon THE PUP CAFE GATES TIRE The Tire with the Wider and Thicker Tread the Harvard stadium. 108 N. Center St, For that Good Chili Con Carne, Chicken ‘Tamales and All Kinds of Mexican Dishes. Short Orders and Dinner Dishes A new $75,000 baseball park is to} be started in Atlanta next spring. It} will be built mstadium form, in or} to accommodate football games| and other athletic events. | A 10-round bout between W! illie | Jackson of New York and Jimmy Han-| lon, the crack: Denver lightweight, is | to be the star feature of the big box- ing show xt Madison Square Garden on November 29. Will Open Shogren’s Shooting Gallery Down the Hill From the Henning Charley Brickley has blossomed out | into a successful sports promoter in New York. The old Harvard star is piloting & prot a1 football team and also»pro b America thi French bi ollowed. -Georg: - zanne Lenglen in their failure to an- nex American titles. THANKSGIVING TURKEY ARE THE BEST EVER WHEN COOKED IN A eof a Mighty Serious After All- If you made a tire with a distinct difference from others— ‘And people, far and - wide, bought your tire—used it—and then took pains to tell everyone . . how much more mileage and sat- isfaction your tire with the wider It begins to look as if Tex Rickard | soon be up against keen compe-} tion fn , York, Several promi t boxing and wrestling, promoters | © declared thelr intentfon of giv- ing Tex ‘a run for .the fight business in Gotham. In the early days of baseball there | f were two umpires—one chosen by | cach club—and a referee. As the um- i You may enjoy the whole day if there is a “Lorain” gas range in your kitchen. The whole s in a majority of cases decided in} vor of their own clubs, the decision had ultimately to be left to the referee, and thicker tread delivered— 200 Ei mmeaicuing heccookedtar Joe Lynch, who has lost several of Ww. tit pl 2M = , this wonderful gas oven. his Recent Bae ae a eats ouldn’t it please you? More— Over four hundred C ill be enabled to this Thanksgiv- Se ae es rs ~ wouldn’t it make you serious? | Turkeys ing to Bi adireet extending Cerideceatc aha venee weil veliovy Gost af all cooking ‘ worries. : It has made us determined that y May we connect one of these ranges in your home before Thursday?, Rupture et South Wer in Phos aks Ash vt Tire’ Come and Get pate lve et one Casper Gas Appliance C Pantin, Sa eet One For per Gas Apphance Lo. Thanksgiving = 119 East First St. = Phone 1500 DR. ANDREWS. = Kansas City, Mo. Sc AOA * * eee RR SY RI SE UES ONT, OMIT BE STADE Y A ica DUCT TRS EFS