Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 8, 1922, Page 5

CHICAGO, Feb. 8—Athietes hold- ing to the superstition that their unt- forms should never be washed while they are in a batting streak will have to change their ideas if they belong to the Chicago Nationals, following an order issued today by President Wil- bea Veeck that suits may not be worn longer than a week without be- cleaned. CASPER FIVE IN CHEYENNE Will Meet Capital City High “The referee continual’y cautioned the partisan crow ti n| School Quintet in Game neti would eg Danaition 3 Scheduled Thursday. apes team. The trouble subsided until Dean Morgan of the Casper Cheyenne and Casper high school oes put Bill Lester in the lineup. basketball teams will clash tn the local Over threats made by the crowd to-| gymnasium: at §:30 Thursday Right to ward Lester \necessitated his removal|settio ¢he differences arixing from from the game after he had been play-|Casper’s recent defeat at the hands of ing less than three minutes. Later|the capital city Indians in a game at further interference with the game on Cheyenne. the part of rabid fans necessitated] The game on the Cheyenne floor was hard fought. Experience gained in several games played since then Will enable Casper to show decided im- provement it is believed. All first string Casper players are eligible to play in the contest arc it is probable Coach Dean Morgan will choose the following lineup to start the game: McClure, Hathaway and MADISON, Wis.. Feb. 8—The pr fessional spirit growing within as wet as without colleges “in commercializ-| ing competitive football, basketball and baseball is doing much to under- mine athletics and unless stopped is dound to cauge serious damage to col- lege sport,” Coach T. BE. Jones, di- rector of athletics at the University of Wisconsin said today in a state ment. . Coach Jones believes that the small colleges which are members of an or- ganized conference, newspaperr who urge more lenienqy in applying the amateur rule, and extended playing schedvles beyond the regular season are all working to co:nmercialize sport and bring about jts decline in col- léges. “Between amateur and professional athletics there is a gulf that cannot be spanned,” the coach said “The ideals and ends of the two are as far apart as the poles. The athlete who chooses one must give up the other. “If professionalism were to creep into college athletics it would rob the game of its educational valie and tts ideals leaving no good reason for a continued existence of these sports. “Chief among the influences work- ing to the detriment. of mIntercollegiate activities are those” small colleges which do not belong to any organized conference, who have no freshman rule, who are free lances and play] from one end of the country to the other without regarJ for time of sched- ules. Standard echools who schedule these colleges are dohig much to dam. age athletics. “Some rcwepzpers have done con siderable damage in trying to mould public opinion toward more freedom tn amateur sport through permitting summer baseball. Some of these pa pers, probably unintentionally, have carsed harm by giving more space prominence to professional sport Meyers Matched To Meet Engel CHICAGO, Feb. 8.—Articles binding @ fifteen round wrestling match be- tween Johnny Meyers, claimant of the middleweight title, and Heine En gel of Dubuque, Towa, were to be signed here today. A tentative date for the contest has been set as Feb- ruary 28, Cage Contest Called Off When Spectators Swarm Onto Floor and Coach Morgan Accepts Defeat on Basis of Unfinshed Game Tuesday Interference on the part of spectators and threats made fox against Capt. Bill Lester of the Casper high schoo! basket- ball team, created such a furore in the Glenrock-Casper game at Glenrock last night that the game was called off at the = tpi the first half with the score standing 12 to 11 in favor KLEPPER OWN PORTLAND ME Toast Club Ceases to Be Farm for Bilayer From Major under fancied wrongs said to ed been handed out to the Glen- rock basketball team on its recent visit to Casper, the crowd took up the afair and continually interferred with ee Casper team throughout the con- ‘and club of the Pacific Coast Baseball |tne gymnasium are said to have been jeague will be owned outright by Pres- unable to curb the frenzy of the crowd. Ment William Klepper and bis ass0-| Coach Morgan refused to have the cates. game awarded to the Casper team, de- Portland, as a result, will have ®/ciding to let the score decide the win- team which is not more or less &/ ner of the unfin{shed contest. ‘Facing “farm” for some major league club more important games during the Iat- ECan DPRT EEE Se on oe, eet oe ter part of the week Casper used main- optior agreement or loan. ly second string men, or players who “I never did shine up very much|are Blodgett, forwards; Lester and East- man guards and Baker center. The gamo has been delayed until 8:30 Thursday evening so that there will be no conflict with the night vo- cational classes which will be held at thp echoo! until that hour. pacentinanse hi soe ecto [MAILS COACHING BALL TEAM AT SACRAMENTO SAN FRANCISCO Feb. 8.—Walter Mails, pitcher for the Cleveland In- dians, this spring is coaching the base- ball team of the Sacramento high ‘minor leagu team any time it wants to/ throughout the contest. recali some of its men. “We have no fault to find with the -|Glenrock team, the Glenrock school | authorities or the referee who han- Clase B or C/died the game ably,” said Coach Dean g° very well In Morgan upon hjs return to Casper to- “The action of the fans was unjust, are owned. by the club.| but we are ready to abide the actual ‘They also like to ae ge the A | score-in deciding the contest,” he said. ready to go out and buy players wheny, In réference to the report that té|o°ncol Last spring Malle coached the they are needed, instead of just accept-| crowd had hollered “kill number one," |%~ ‘Mary’ fone’ tam Oakian: ing them as a temporary loan. et fal seve sith + “When you own them you can hat-|Casper team. Mr. Morgan said that he|” Smoke Transo Cigars die them as you please and when you; heard the ory and in order to avoid Satie Trane Clean sell the good ones you can demand and|any danger to Lester or the’ other get good players in return around|players removed the team captain which to baild your club the follow-|trom the game. ing year. In that wav you are not f BE eae always at the mercy of some major SNOW SHOE CHAMPION. learue clubs.” HG, Man., Feb. 8—An- ‘As long as I 2m in baseball, and T/drew Shields o fthe Northern Lights hope to be in it for a goud many years,| Snow Shoe club, Winnipeg, is the new I do not expect to han‘liv many play-|marathon snowshoe champion of Can ers on optional agreements from the|ada. At the carnival yesterday ho Now and then it's all right/mushed over the 15 miles course from to take a player or two that way but/St. Norbert to Winnipeg in two hours I Uke the policy far hetter of owning |29 minutes. Three minutes behind my own players, came H. D. 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R-3 tells other interesting things about (e roads. Write for your copy PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION Ideal Building DENVER, rinaptg che oe anization to Improve sad At Une Comte Pel in 23 Ocher Citles GORMAN WINS DECISION, falo, ten rounds. Cowboy Padgett, Dolores, Colo., wins decision over Tom- my , Denver. Meet me at the Smokehouse. Driverless Cars Dodges.and Fords, Also One Ford Ton Truck. See Virbel, Phone 1589-J At Hot Springs, Ark.—Harry Foley, Hot Springs, light ‘heavyweight cham- pion of south, knocks out Hattling Bill Bailey of Atlanta. nesota switchman who builded an air castle on front gate “world's heavy- weight pugilistic champion” knocked out in first round by Sailor Maxtel, BOWLING TOURNEY. At Chicago—Nick Bruck, Chicago. poe Rey Suche Cet esteem eas cAnnouncement We Have Just Received a Carload of Clark Jewel Gas Ranges Consisting of one hundreds and thirty-two ranges—in types and « sizes to meet all needs, from the small 3-burner range for.apart- ments up to the large size for the finest home. ; These ranges were all purchased on the new prices which are » considerably less than previous shipments. We invite your inspection of this complete Clark Jewel line. Casper Gas Appliance Co. First St. Phone 1500 ROYAL STANDARD TYPEWRITERS | We Rent and Repair Makes. REBUILT MACHINES Payments if Desired CASPER TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE FEE Sarg ta cae Over White's Grocery Sri ty FERGIE A TEEONOLER TIRED TE eS LS a ‘vents than to amateur owe athlet- ies, football schedules past their season where the commercial ic Jrominent. All of these thi: to damage college sport in the eyes of the pubtic. in sport it must be played according to the establi.hed rules, and sport in its seas. I believe the West ern conference is one of the cleanvst organizations in the country in this carn ne EAST CASPER Dope Is Upset When Park School Cagers Emerge From evening and defeating the P; basketball team, Rast Casper looms as & strong contender for the cham- Pionship of the grade school tourna- mee my. besting Park one 13 to €be Casper Daily Cridune THE TRIBUNE’S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS SS ed) GLENROGK-CASPER GAME ENDS IN Tacgrme to Be PROFESSIONAL SPAT UNDERMINES COLLEGE GAMES|. e=3= So se ROW, LOCALS LOSE BY ONE POINT Of Stick sah UNVERSITY OF WISCONSIN SIN COI WOIGES. PROTEST crack Park cage team. Park school's defeat was the first of the season. Davis and Van Doren stars of the Park team who have heretofore scot. ed at will against opponents were held helpless by the air tight guarding of Helsser and Grisinger, guard for the East Sidtrs. In the meantime Hen. derson and Duggins were carrying the A brunt of the East's scoring which proved large enough to win by nearly & two 'to one score. Followers of the Park team believe that the organization was caught by the Fast Siders when it was a little off color and cite as the authority the fact that Park drubbed East eartier | th: fn the season by a top heavy score ‘The East Siders are a scrappy heavy | 19. outfit and no doubt will be close to the top of the race when the season closes if the organization is not lead ing the field. pevede OIL se SS Jewelry and waten repairing by ex There is also the evil of extending dea is of course ings tend “To maintain a wholesome interest every Catchers Report for Work- |st dinal pitchers are scheduled to hold ing camp at Orange, Texas, February depart for the camp, February 17. team, announced that the following pitchers would report at the camp =_ PAGE FIVE First in News Of All Events about a week earlier than other mem- bers of the team: Sherdel, Bailey, Doak, Haines, Pertica, Pfeffer, Good- af win, North, Ful- ler, Walker, Barfoot, Barnes, Benton and Montgomery. The catchers will be coaches Joe Sugden ‘and Bunt Shot- ton, Roy Thomas and Frank Shaugh- Ressy, manager of the Syracuse team of the international leagu who will assist in training the pitchers. Thirteen games with four American league clubs In the south feature the Louis Nationals’ spring exhibition schedule. They meet the Browns, Yan- kees, Indians and Ataletics. WORK OUT SOON, ll Cardinal Pitchers and out February 19. ST. LOUIS, Mo., Feb. §—The Car. eir first workbut at the spring train- Sixteen pitchers and five Pores Branch Rickey, manager of the pert workmen. AN work guarantee? Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co. 0.8 Bide 2-541 | Vesta Batteries AT LOWER PRICES Two-Year Guarantee. Casper Battery Company 508 E. Yellowston Hwy. Phone 907 DEFEATS PARK, Game With Short Score. By staging a comeback . Monday ‘ark schoo} 19th ANNIVERSARY BALL AUSPICES | Fraternal Order Eagles Casper Aerie No. 306 ODD FELLOWS HALL Saturday, February 11th A GOOD TIME ASSURED—YOU ARE INVITED. 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