Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 3, 1921, Page 10

SPORTING World Resulis By Leased Wire FIVEVETS FOR COAST CHAMPS University of Southern Cali- THE TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF EITHER W. & J. OR DETROIT Giants Arrange TEAM DUE FOR FIRST DEFEAT PENN TACTIC Many Exhibition Tt Modal IAG Sal) UNIQUE Games for Year DETROIT, Dec. 3.—Footba}] teams of the University of 5 Detroit and Washington and Jefferson went into a post-sea- on — aad * ‘d ‘San BREE BES son contest here today, each prepared for a desperate bat Start Bez. i tle to keep its record clean for the year. Neither team had Wears Woe toe: ste Denver and Canadian Groups) ‘Racquet Stars Asked to Enter Professionals NEW YORK, Dee. 3.—An att will be made to induce leading a) | fornia to Have Strong |‘ PSS Se teas been defeated and only one, Tulane, had been able to score dek in-Weabington Gaui. Expected to Take Part in» Racing Career Of Cage Team Again. |s nd participate in a se: upon Detroit. An intermittent rain for the past few days| ‘ Coronado Play. 3, n competitions in Madison arden, Tex Rickard, sport prom | legvy gate receipts at the had so softened the Navin. field turf that a game confined solely to straight football was in prospect: F The lineup., Wildair Is Ended Hope for Him team trots on the field here a*game against the University Washington, western football ents will see a team noted for several peculiarities in gridiron play. One is that Bezdek bas ever been an expon- ent of fitness and he attempts to start a team that is in ‘perfect physical con- - Kane WASHINGTON STATE TO fonship are reported to 4 Mr. Rickard to attem indoor tennis competitior ————— MEET UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA PASADENA, Cal, Dec, 4.—Football teams representing Washington State college and the University of South- ern California, both of which have been defeated only by the University of California during the regular sea- gon thie year, meet at Tournament COACHES MEET IN CONFERENCE : Framing of 1922 Schedules of that this system is good, if results are to be taken into consideration for the team has not met defeat this season and has only one tie, that with Harv- ard which went to a 21-21 score. Up to Thanksgiving day when Penn State and Pittsburgh met in their an- nual turkey day clash, Penn State had rolled up 230 points to thelr op- ponents 49 in the eight games played. Fitegeriad The Japanese have a superstition! that to eat anything for the first time! adds seventy-five days to one's life. W. & J. GOES. TO CALIFORNIA SOON. DETROIT, Dec. 3.—The Washing- ton & Jefferson football squad prob- ably will leave Washington, Pa., De- cember 18, for California, where it if members of the 19 man veoad Western Conference Is has been invited to meet the Univer-| | The squad is a large one, forty-nine . ~n Fetaigiane es u Chicago Problem sity of California football team under|men making up the team that has Wop! hhere,.u gs Frog So pene Barketball schedules for the confer 5 the auspices of the ‘Tournament of| played this year. ee par thet S ence will be arranged when the dele: Roses, on January 3, Coach Neale hern Trojans ties and col 3.—The annual announced here last night. Wash- @tes from the untve: Jeges meet.at Portlan California’s team will leave here CHICAGO, Dee. n s of the western conference at’ ¢ directors and coaches in the ington & Jefferson will play the Uni- versity of Detroit in a. post-season December 10. . SPECIAL RATES OFFERED Intersectional about December 21 on {ts annual Christmas holiday trip to southern Cal {fornia before the conference season opens. The men will meet Pomons| college, Rediands university, Univer | alty of Southern California, Los An- geles Athletic club, sovthern branch of the University of California and the Fresno ¥. M. C. A. California ex- pects its hardest games will be against the Los Angeles Athletic club. Sixteen players, Coach E. H. Wight and Man ager Harold Noack will make the eouthern trip. f QUO VADIS? ATTRACTS LOVERS OF HISTORY magnificent, sigan otion picture pro- tio and enthralling duction, “Quo Vadis," adapted from Henryk Sienkiewt orld famous romance, was the first big photodrama | ever shown in America. Beyond a question of a doubt this is the most marvelous achievement in the motion pleture field and visualizes a story with the broadest appeal tmaginable. Levers of history will revel in th reproduction of the gorgeous pictures of ancient Rome with its magnificent palaces, its catacombs, the arena and a host of other interesting scenes and will enjoy the life-like impersonations of the famous historical characters, Nero, Tigellinus, Petronious and itlus, and others, when this interest- ing picture opens a two days’ engage- ment at the Iris theater, starting Sun- day. ‘Those who,Jean toward romance can absorb the beautiful story of the love of Vinitius for the sweet Lygia, which turned him from a selfish Pagan into @ faithful Christian. Excitement and thrills are in the chariot races in the arena, the bat- tle of the gladiators, the Christian martyrs thrown to the lions, the burn- ing of Rome, one of the most gore eous scenes ever thrown on the screne and the hair raising scene of a mad bull tearing round the arena with luygia tied on its back. Taken as a whole this production does more tor the scholar, the church- man and the amusement seeker than any entertainment that has ever been presented on the stage. Rockefeller Is Optimistic Over China’s Future CHICAGO, Dec. 3.—John D. Ro feller, Jr., en route home from yesterday declard that he was “‘vers optimistic about the future of China. in spite of tho stories one hears about her political dissensions." “No country has richer resources, especially in oil and ore. In time the development of mineral alone bound to place her among the wealthy na- tions of the world. The patience and industry of hr people are remarkable,” he added. COAL | For Immediate Delivery Casper Supply various college sports, opened here today with formulation of the 1922 schedules being given paramount con- sideration. Few changes are expected in the football schedules of the elevens which finished at the top of the per centage column last fall. Towa, the 1921 champion, is seeking games with the stronger teams. Towa hopes to arrange contests with Chicago and 7ilinois and still maintain the schedule so that the team can go east to play Yale October 14. Prince- ton is expected to play at Chicago. MIKE DUNDEE OUTPOINTS WATSON IN TEN ROUNDS ROCK ISLAND, Ill, Deo. 3.—Mike Deidee of Rock Island, won every round of his 10-round bout with Gene Watson of the Pacific coast here last night. The small attendance appar- ently affected Watson's work, he showing s disinclination to take any chances. Deputy Surgeon-Gi ‘Cooper of England BIDS ASKED O> commissioners have bids for the constru: and bridges covering Basin road, a distan which will be built — According to one acientist hatred people are more dreamy, dark more practi: lght the the county. to play golf sevén years from now! He's only 93 and the first 100 years are the hardest. Started to play in (1858. Here he is on the links at (South Norwood Park, England. 2 BP ERS sai BASIN, Wryo., Dec. with the settlers, state highway andj ball\season o| game here today. About 25 players will make the trip, he said. The trip will be made by easy stages, several stops being made en route for prac- tee. Aathletics Must Be Subordinate to College Work ATLANTA, Dec, 3.—Athletics shall be made inciderftal and not the princi- pal feature of intercollegiate life, and spying” on opposing football teams was discountenanced by resolutions adopted last night by the Southern in- tercollegiate conference. Faculty con- trol will be assured by majority mem- bership. Basin Cagers_ | . Win First Game RASI eneral Clarence will know how CULVERTS. —The county advertised for ction of culverts the new Burling ce of 25° miles, in ec-operation wy team defeatini H.S.Grid Ganie At Toledo Today 7 DO, O., Dee. 3.—Clear, cold Weather and a fast playing fleld is promised for the intersectional football contest between Malden, Mass., High and Waite High of Toledo, here this afternoon. Malden will be outweighed 10 pounds to the man. GADDOCK WINS DECISION, OVER STANGLE ON MN IOWA FALLS, Iowa, Dec. 3—Earl Caddock, former heavyweight wres- wing champion, was awarded a decis- iba over Joe Stangle of Carroll last ni} P FOR THERMOP MEETING CHEYENNE, Dec. 8.—Arnold_B. Larson, secretary of the “Combat Committee, a Thermopolis body which {s sponsoring a movement to ‘prevent the Non-Partisan league from obtaining a firm foothold in Wyo- ming, has been notified that if 250 delegates to the anti-Nonpartisan con- vention which is to bé held in Ther- mopolis Friday and Saturday of next week will make railroad ticket reser- vations, a fare of a fare-anda-halt, good from any point in the state, wilt be granted by the railroads. The Buick frame—s as carefully designe neers as any other Buick Sixes 22-Siz-4¢ Three Pass. Roadster $1495 22-Six-45 Five Paes. Touring - | 1525 22-Six-46 Three Pass. Coupe - 2135 22-Six-47 Five Pasg. Sedan - - 2435 22-Six-48 Four Pass. Coupe - - 2325 22-Six-49 Seven Pass. Touring™ 1735 22-Sia-50 Seven Pass. Sedan - 2635 The Buick Frame is Built for Many Years’ Sérvice trong enough for the load, withstanding road strains, and yet flexible. The Buick frame is d by Buick engi- part of the car. Buick Fours 7 22-Four-34 Two Pass. Roadater $ 933 22-Pour-35 Five Pass. Touring 973 22-Four-36 Three Pass: Coupe 1473 22-Four-37 Five Pess.Sedan - 1650 All Prices F. O. B. Flint, Michigan Ask about the G. M. A. C. Plan (C-14) of the State Federation present at this meeting. EXCLUSIVE MARKET RETAIL PRICES ROASTS Pot Roast _--~ Rib , Roast: ----- Pork Shoulder ” Roast _.-.- Pork Loin- Roast Pork Ham Roast Pork Side Besaik ad STEAKS Round Shoulder SAUSAGE DEPARTMENT Weinies — LB. age - > PORK CUTS Sliced Premium Ham. ~.._....._.30¢-40c Sliced Boiled Ham __55c Liverwurst ..~-- Smoked Liver- Local No. 1564 wil hold a special on Monday, December 5, for the pi state council business and for the election of officers ef, Labor, Fraternally yours, 35 . --C..S, THOMPSON, THE NORRIS CO. Largest Meat and Provision Compsny in the State led meeting of discussing You should be pas “Recording Secretary. 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