Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 14, 1922, Page 9

STAR ENTERS SEVEN EVENTS Brutus Hamilton of Missouri Going After Individual Points in Meet. ‘Brutus Hamilton of the University of Missouri track team in the meet here saturday in which his team will com- pete against the University of Cali- fornia. Hamilton is the Amorican de, cahlon champion. The events in which he is entered are the high jump, broad jump. discus, javelin, shot put, pole vault and relay. He also is a hurdler, but possibly will not run tomorrow. THREE NEW CLUBS IN THE SOUTHWEST LEAGUE Southwestern ats season on April 20, three of the eight teams will be newcomers. Hutch- ison, Salina and Topeka, Kan., have Viusburg, and Paronsons, The league has a 140-game sa pedals ending Labor day. Tho openers will be played at the four southernmost points on the circuit, as follows: ee Kan. at Sapulpa, Hutehtson at Bartlesville, Okla. Salina at Coffeyville, San. Topeka at Muskogee, Okie. Ensiey Barbour, Tules, Okla., is president of the league. Kitty League to Open On May 16 Ky., April 14— With eight teams lined up and 116 games scheduled, the rejuvenated Kitty league, representing cities of ree states, will open its season May 6 and continue until Labor day, ac- eording to an announcement today by Dr. Frank Bassett, president and sec- retary. ‘The circuit this year is made ap of the Kentucky towns of Hopkinsville, Madisonville, Fulton, Paducah and Mayfield; Tennessee towns of Trenton and Paris, and Cairo, Ill. Fans in all of these towns have provided the nec- essary financial backing and are ready to support the clubs during the entire season, Dr. Bassett said. Hopkinsville, Trenton, Mayfield and Paris will not play Sunday.gameés.at home. Hail Holds Up Bowling Games HAMILTON, Ohio, April 14—Bow ing games halted by the weather, was the unusual experience at the Y. M. C. A. alleys here last night when the Butler county bowling tournament was in session. Huge hail stones, some an inch in diameter, blew in through the windows of the bowling alleys cov- ering the runways with ice. Games hail’ to, be, suspended! walls; the: Milage ‘were cleaned. Theren to Hike to N. Y. and Back From ‘California SAN FRANCISCO April 14-—Harvey Theren, of Ukia, Cal, long distance walker, is planning to leave in about & week on a walk from San Francisco to New York and back. He hopes to make it In 175 days, one day better than the present record. To break the mark, Theren will have to average 38 miles a day for the endre trip. Women Urged To Go Into Politics PHILADELPHIA, Pa., April 14.— Pennsylvania women are advised by Mrs. Medill McCormick of Chicago to become politicians. At @ dinner of the Republican Women’r club she told the women that they could not hope to raise the standards of political strife until they become “real politicians.” “Women,” she declared, “can organ- izo a state for the same amount of money that men néed to organize a ward.” Yesterday’s Scores National League. Boston 2, Philadelphia 4. ° Brooklyn 3, New York 4. Chicago 5, Cincinnat! 1. Pittsburgh 4, St. Louis 8. American League. St. Louis 4, Chicago 2. Detroit 3, Cleveland 8. Philadelphia 2, Boston 6 New York 5, Washington 2. Today’s Games | National League. Brooktyn at New York. Boston at Philadelphia. Chicago at Cincinnati. Pittsburgh at St. Louis. American League. St. Louis at Chicago. Detroit at Cleveland. New York at Washington, Fenelon oe at Boston. [ Club Stand ings | National ‘League. WwW. Te Pet. a (is 2 0 1000 Chicago 2 0 1000 Philadelphia. 2 0 1000 New York Oe | a2 4 0-2 ° 2 ——_.—— 0 2 | | Club Cleveland St. Louls ———~---— Washington New York -. 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Fresh and Smoked Fish at the Lowest Prices. Two Deliveries Daily to All Parts of the City. . Phone Your Wants—We Will Please You. RB TSE RL SRE TE EE RS THI PUNE FR ATHLETICS IN COLLEGE URGED BY EXECUTIVES Shoe Worn by Famous Kicker Again on Grid CAMBRIDGE, oa maaan ‘om Ohic ‘residents and Deans Would Eliminate All Com- mercialism and Pro- fegsionalism. life.” Jim Braden, Yale f ‘This ts the major recommendation of the commission on athletics of the commission of the Ohio college presi dents and deans, submitted at the an- nual meeting by Dr. Edward 8. Par- sons, president of Marietta college, chairman. The commission's report follows a year's investigation into every phase of college athletic activ- ity. Eight major recommendations are made. The others are: Limit participation in athletics to those who honestly have met proper scholastic standards. Development of intramural athletics. Standardization of sched'.es and ths like of football, basketball and base ball so they may not seriously en- croach upon the work of the college ‘curriculum. 45-yard Grup bith kicks. Do away’ with competition of col-|Lewis Defends loges tor athletic material from high schools and other preparatory schools. ‘WICHITA, Kan., of bitterness. Remove emphasis from the spectacu- lar features of intercollegiate sports. Undertake etudy of “what shall and what shall not constitute professional- ism in college athletics.” Other recommendations include: ‘The number of intercollegiate foot- ball games should not exceed seven or eight. No trip sould take the team more than 20@ miles from home. utes. PARIS, Texas, April 14.—Dick Kerr, The practice of sending college|star southpaw of the Chicago White teams on trips involving the playing|§ox, who had declined to sign a con- of a more than two games should be|tract this year owing liscontinued. Pre-season trips for baseball games should not be permitted. semii-profe - S3-yard drop kick be a vate eotinat Harvard in 1919 are now football history. “But the shoe that helped his make that field goal is in action again on the gridiron—this time on a Harvard foot. George Braden, vard freshman and brother of the Eit drop kicker is wearing it at Sol- |trem "A" a, @iers field in the Crimson spring | high school. Dractice. He has registered several | pecause of the impossibility of fitting CADDOCK GETS ONEFALL ONL Throwing Former Champion Two Out of Three. title here’ last night ag: dock, former title hold tling match. two falls out of three Caddock won the first fall in 16 min- Kerr Leaves to Join Semi-Pros. over salary terms, has left here for Chicago, to join the City Hall club, a Ct yaka of Japan. Har- individual needs. ing prepared for, Ad Santel Wins Decision Over Jap Mat Artist PORTUAND, Ore, April 14—Ad Santel, claimant of the light heavy- weight wrestling title of the world, won an hour decision over Terro Mi. ‘There were no* falls. ORDER 15 PLACED FOR NEW GRID EQUIPMENT BY HGH SCHOOL HERE Fifteen football uniforms, including ‘ Jerseys, helmets, shoulder pads, pants were ordered yesterday trom A. G. Spalding company by the Shoes were not included The material is first class in every Tespect and will fill the requirements for next year’s weargand tear in the strenuous football season tha, is be The suits will be Heavyweight Boxer I Took shipped next September in time for Title by April 14—E4 ist Earl Cad- . in a wres- tion game. to disagreement the game that ts scheduled with Doug- jas there on September 14, Wedding Held On Home Plate ATLANTA, Ga, April 14.—A wed- ;| (Strangier) Lewis, world's heavyweight|“'"S &t the home plate opened the ey tear amie uly defended his | baseball season today in Atlanta. ‘ham Gordon Flowers,’ claiming the local club manager's offer of 50 dollars and two season tickets for any couple who would have the knot tied at Ponce De Leon park, led Mrs. Cora Cooper to the improvised altar just before At- lanta and Chattanooga took the field for their opening Southern associa- me, declares hand there the merits of day. Underwood Portable Typewriter NON-FOLDING A. S. EVANS, Henning Hotel, Representative Underwood Typewriter Co. ROPER WOLD BATTLE LEWIS) som lenges Wrestling Champ to Mixed Bout. on Demphey, Lewis can try out his ———— Stomach Trouble Of 30 Years Stand- ing Was Ended When TANLAC It made a new man of J. £. Barker, 815 Miller St., Petersburg, Va. When such remarkable testi- mony is heard on every can no longer be doubt about this wonderful medicine. Get a bottle to- At all good druggists. The fans gave them a a emonstration fit for a home WC hewped i ants stuff on some one not so good. I am willing to meet Lewis in a mixed bout And will post a side bet of $10,000 that If he wants to make offer good he should submitted to amput the result of inf scratch from an in a while performing an operation, and | whose life was despaired for several Now Is the Time to Plant Sweet Peas Long’s Seeds Best for the West Place orders here for Northern Nursery Stotk, Shade Trees and Shrubbery. 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