Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 5, 1922, Page 9

Che Casper Daily Cridune SPORTING NEWS | UNE'S . /QUNDAY BALL ADVOCATES WIN —, OUND STAFFS (RE IMPROVED Cardinals and Browns to Rh- g | dss 10 BE TRIED IN FEDERAL COURT, BELIEF und, Sheridan, Wyo. defeated Hel-| Ernie (Kid) Ross, recently arrested ner Myre, Albert Lea, in two of three| by representatives of the sheriffs of- falls. fice on a charge of peddling dope, will JOE M'CANN STOPPED. AT NEWARK—Lais Firpo, cham plon heavywelgi:t boxer of Sonth America defeated Joe McCann, loca: EKLUND THROWS MYRE. | ueavyweight, scoring a technica: ter Season With Better String Than Last. ize Games. ROPER WINS DECISION. AT JUAREZ—Fearless Ferns, At-|!eased from the county jail here on < AT HOLYOKE—Captain Bob Roper, |lanta, won decision over Hamp Brown, $590 appearance bond, pending deter- ST. LOUIS, Mo., April 5.—Beth the OMAHA, Neb, April 5.—Sunday| Roanoke, Va. given decision over Lawton, Okia.,.ot ond of 15 rounds. | mination of the action to be taken Cardinals and Browns have improved baseball was approved by a majority | -cNaney in fourth round of sched against him or whether he will be their pitching staffs this year as com- of Nebraska towns that voted on the}? ‘2 rounds, : SANTELL DEFEATS ORLANDO. | Drosecuted under state or federal nar- pared with last season, according to Proposition in city elections, a . c trai > ,_accord~ ’ RA = fd EN Sa SS ing camp reports. ing to reports received here today. SHADE OUTPOINTS SIEGEL. ree bs eygrae Abell $—aa ‘Weakness on the mound has con- all on the Sabbath was favor-| AT BOSTON—Dave Share, Cali-|” ,: eavyweight wrestling| sistently been the cause of wrecked pennant hopes for both of St Louis’ major league teams, but with the considerable improvement reported the local managers expect to remedy this fault anad not to let it inter. fere in their scrambles for the Na tional and American league pen nants, Danforth promises to strengthen the hurling staff of the Americana He was obtained from the Columbus Aemrican association team, and had previousty played with the Chicago White Sox, Shocker, Davis, Vangilder, Bayne, Danforth and Wright have been selected by Manager Lee Fohl to be the Browns regular twirlers. The Cardinals made no notable ad- ditions in their pitching department, but Branch Riokey, the manager, ex- pressed satisfaction with his squad of last year which includes Doak, who led the National league in earned runs; Pfeffer obtained from Brooklyn and Pertica, Bailey, Haines, Walker, Sherdel and Goodwin. The backstop part of the battery staffs remain unchanged, Severeid and Billings for the Browns, and Clemons and Ainsworth for the Car dinals are the catching staffs. Ains mith, who was acquired from the Washington Americans, takes the sec- ond string place of Dilheufer, who tied of typhoid fever recently. —_—_——»—__—— Challenge In front are manager Herr, Tralner Lawson nittee, TWO PLAYERS ON SUSPENSION LIST. LOS ANGELES, April 5—Charies Deal, former third baseman for the Chicago Nationals, who was to have reported to the Los Angeles Pacific coast league club this year, and Leo Dressen, first baseman, pur- chased from the St. Paul American association cluh by the Vernon “coast league team, but who fafled to report, were placed on the sus- pension list by the club owners to- day. RAVES DEFEAT SENATORS AGAIN. WASHINGTON, April 5.—The Boston Braves took their second straight game from Washington at Columbia, S. C., yesterday, over- coming a four-run lead with a re- cruit pitcher, Anderson, handed the American leaguers in the first in- ning. Washington got 14 hits but could not score again with Fillin- Howard Hande, Elmer M’! Robertson and insert John M'Govern, who is in PITTSBURGH-DENVER GAME RAINED OUT. PITTSBURGH, April 5—The Den- very club of the Western league working under the franchise recent- ly purchased from Joplin, Mo., at tempted to put a nick in the pre season record of the Pittsburgh Na- tional league team at Miami, Okla. yesterday, according to advices re- celved here, but the sky let loose such a torrent of rain that only two innings had been played when the contest ended. BENTON WINS BERTH WITH CARDINALS. ST. LOUIS, Mo., April 5.— Sid Benton, pitcher obtained from the University of Arkansas, apparently has won a berth with the St. Louls Nationals as a result of his master- ly exhibition at Little Rock yester- day when he shut ont the Little Rock Souchern association team, 2 ‘Lane and Donald Head. In the rear are Sayman Kerr, Johnnic charge of the Olympic arrangements com- FOLLOWING THE BIG LEAGUERS |HOPPE RETIRES | FOR TWO YEARS Will Make No Immediate Ef- fort to Regain Title Again, Manager Says. CHICAGO, April 5.—The conditions vhich prevent Willie Hoppe from try ne to regain the world’s 18.2 balk ine billiard championship for two years, and which were given by Hoppe's manager, R. B. Benjamine, as he reason for the former title holder's retirement from the game, wero made by Benjamin: himself, according to a statement to The Associated Press by R. EL. Bensinger, president of the Brunswick Balke Collender company. Mr. Bensinger explained that Hoppe’s manager refused to let th then champion enter the tourm: neld here last November unless all the ent Majority of Nebraska Towns | <#eckout im sixth round. Voting on Issue Author- Broken Bow, Neligh and Pil- while Tecumseh disapproved of ajority of 11. In addition Broken Bow voted for Sunday pool- halts. over Nate Siegel in » nm reand bout. DUNDEE BEATS GOODRICH. AT TORONTO—Johnny Dundee, —_— NEBRASKA FIVE TAKES OPENER Sutton Defeats Canton in First Game of Big Chi- cago Tourney. pion, won a Close decision in 10 rounds from Jimmy Goodrich, Buffalo. ! SMITH BESTS CELLO. AT SALT LAKE—Midget Smith, Salt Lake, won decision over Tommy Cello, San Francisco, in 12 rounds. ———__— HOSPITALITY LACKING, BELOIT COLLEGE FINED JANESVILUE, Wis., Avril 5.—Fail- ure to render full hospitality to vis iting teams during the recent invite tion high school basketball tourna- ment is charged against Beloit col pe by the W.tconsa inters honatic w-reciation and a time assessed against the college by the as- sociation. CHICAGO, April 5.—Sutton High of Sutton, Neb., champions of the state, won the opening game of the national interschoiastic basketball tournament at the University of Chi- cago today, defeating Canton, Ill, 27 0 23 in a game marked by the Ne- 8’ sensational play in the nal half. Canton was stronger in the first half and led 16 to 10 at the intermis- sion. In the second period, with G. Wieland and Schwartz as the attack- ing force, Sutton put on a spurt which demoralized Canton and carried the Nebraskans through to victory. Mount Vernon, Ohio, showed a bril- liant all around team in the second game and easily defeated Yankton, 8. D., 31 to 19. Yankton showed a fatr tefense but no offense. NL Dental Work Without Pain Aevision| Champion of the world, defeated Max fornia welterweight received Yrlando, claimant of the Swedish wres-, pert tling title, im straight falls here last|Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co. O-S8 Bldg. night. see yore gunioelenewstent har | MAA AOA eA | Probably be tried for the offense in ATLANTA PUG WINS government court. Ross has been re- Jewelry and waten repatring by ex- workmen. 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