Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 15, 1922, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT World Results By Leased Wire POP ANGON PAID HIGH TABUTE DEATH OF OLD 0 VETERAN SUDDEN CHICAGO, April 15.—Tributes today from: scores of for- mer associates of Adrian Constantine Anson, whose death occurred here yesterday, reflected the integrity of one of the greatest veterans of baseball. Captain Anson, “Pop” Anson, many called him, died within two days of his seventieth GIANTS POUND z=" SHERROD SMITH the game that he helped to establish Brooklyn Hurlers Unable to many years ago. Charles A. Comiskey, owner of the Stop McGraw’s Sluggers Yesterday. Chicago Americans and many years ago Captain Anson's rival os a mana- ger, paid this final tribute: “He was the greatest batter that ever walked up to hit a baseball thrown by a pitcher. I have seen them all from his day to this I play- ec against him and know. He was & fine, big homorable man, on and off the baseball field. He was an all- around sportsman, a creat bowler, a t golfer and * man at the traps. He excelled e branches of sport than any n I ever knew in baseball. Anson was es fine & man as I ever knew. Only the other day ha visited me, looking well. He was one of the men who made baseball the national pastime and his death grieves all of us who knew him.” Funeral services will be heli at 3 D. m. tomorrow and the burial Mon- day will be private. Captain Anson’s death followed week of illness and an operation. fine billiardist, a compe aie NEW YORK, April 15.—Sherrod Smith of the Brooklyns, made his de- but as an underhanded flinger against the Giants at the Polo grounds yester- @ay and had poor success. Replacing Al Mammaux in the sec- ond inning, Sherrod started hurling in the queer style employed by Carl Mays of the Yankees, and while he had plen- ty of speed, the Giants took kindly to his offerings, gathering nine hits while he was on the mound. Bancroft and Snyder of the eham- ions each added a home run to the Rational league's early season collec-| Friends were surprised for all they tion. Leo, Phillies’ right actor con-| knew that he had entered a hospital nected with one of Rube Marquard’s|@fter being stricken on the street re benders for a homer at Philadelphia pam they understood he was recov- ang ran up the National league’s home run total not the season to nine. Am- with his passing followers of the ertcan league batters have but one to|#3me realized that one of its found- thetr credit. ers and greatest players was gone. Lee's homer helped his team but lit-| Then they recalled his deeds onthe tle, as Marquard hurled well and won | diamond. @ six to two game for the Braves, Mr. Comiskey told of meeting Anson After three costly infield bobbles,|When he earned the title of “Cap” the Red Sox used two extra pitchers|by piloting the Chicago White Sox, anda pair of pinch hitters in an un-|Comiskey was then a player with successful effort to beat the Athletics [ Milwaukee. Later in 1882, Comiskey at Boston. was leading the Cincinnati Reds Rain and cold caused a postpone-|against Anson's Whit Sox in a game ment of other major league games. | here when the grandstand fully pro- ————___ WSSU TAK TM (SEE fire. Anson, lpading the players armed with bats, broke the wire and res cued the spectactors. From baseball, Mr. Anson moved on to billards and was proprietor of a MEETS CALIFORNIA l billiard parlor, then into politics and 1) was elected city clerk. Then to golf and his latest occupation was the formation of a new golf club. BERKELEY, Cal., April 15.—The Few of his Pel rey 52 es on the University of Missouri track team to.|@amond are left. is team mates Gag dices Che Unteret cb Ca roniate | Whealibessball cating itasted (tn ‘ith expectations of murs than hvli.| Chicago at a park on tho lake front ‘rg its own. Brutus Hamiiton is ex-|only Fred Pfeffer and Rev. William pected to ‘e the star of the visiting | Sunday, the evangelist, remain. Pfet- term. Ho is natitau decathlon | fer still is living in Chicago. Eas 2 will bh - See ee eee ne as ie us| PEICAGOL “Apiall GEE guy Srielaiss- Dresible thet California wi. have but|Ciated Press}—Chicago tomorrow will fourteen on the tract as “Mugs” Van |Pay its final tribute to Adrian C. An- Sant, hardier was injured several] 50M, revered hero of baseball for hait a century, when public funeral serv- ae, eaten tt adie eS ices will be held at a downtown chapel with the most prominent men of the city, the Chicago and Detroit Ameri- can league basebell teams and various leaders in the spért world attending. Arrangements for the public service were completed today by K. M. Lan- dis, baseball commissioner, and mem- bers of the family of the famous old ball player who died in St. Luke’s hoe Club Standings National League. an. rakiees pital yestertay after a week's illness. (Se es cee Today thousands of telegrams, let- Sa did : tera and telephone messages were re- aaron tea i|cetved by members of Mr. Anson's at BS 5 family, expressing their sympathy. Brooklyn i They came from all parts of the coun- =e A ‘doo |t#¥ and from men in every stage of life. For sometime scores of telegrams piled up in telegraph offices because Mr. Anson's home address was not known or listed in any record books. 5) He resided with his three married daughters there, going from one home to another for short visits, and the | messages finally were delivered in great numbers at each of the houses ——_—_ Cincinnati — ¥ WHE SOW In order to insure steady work for native farm laborers in Hungary, the employment of farm labor has been prohibited for the present year. iS port Calendar Racing. Meeting of Harford Agricritural and Breeders’ association, at Havre de Grace. Rowing. Pennsylvania vs. Yale, et Philadel- phia. Yachting. Meeting of Interlake Yashting as-| sociation at Detroit. Track. “ Missouri-California dual meet, at Berkeley. Pacific A. A. U. championships, at} Los Angeles. | Follow the flight far Princeton-VirginiaJohns ~ Hopkins Goose—Millions of miles —the trail of the Wills Seinte Claire. East Second and Park Ave. triangular meet, at Charlottesville. First annual relay carnival at Uni- versity of Oregon. Bowlrmg. Northwest international chempion- shtp tournament closes at Spokane. Central States championship tourna- ment opens at Peoria. Golf. Southern California championship tournament, at Pasadena. Annual Mid-April tournament closes at Pinehurst. Shooting. Arizona State trapshooting tourna- ment, at Kingman. Boxing. Frankie Jerome vs. Harry Zondon, 12 rounds, at New York. Freddie vs. Archie 12 rounds, st Brookisn, ‘Walker, be Casper Davy ecxrvune | College Students Scale Difficult Caucasian Mount ALEXANDROPOL, Armenia, April 15.—After baffling expert mountain climbers for years, the great Mount Alagheuse, one of the highest peaks in the Caucasians has been ascended by two American college athletes, Roy Davis, Monticello, Ark., and RD. Anderson of Connecticut. Mount Alagheuse rises 13,500 fect BILL PLAY | (5 ANNOUNCED: Champion to Meet Cochran in Match at Orchestra Hall, Chicago. NEW YORK, April 15.—The cham- pionship 18.2 baik line billiard match between Schaefer, title holder, from a broad plateau about 30 miles}ang we 2 Cochran will be held in east of Alexandropol. Orchestra siall, Chicago, May 16, 17 and 18, it was announced today. Conditions similar to those which prevailed in the last Hoppe-Schaefer contest have been agreed upon and the experts will play a total of 1,500 points in three blocks. Pacific Regatta Set for Today BOR HEWITT 10 PLAY AT JOLIET former Midwest League Hurl- er Stays in Fast Company This Season. BERKELEY, Cal, April 15.—Uni- versity of California's ‘varsity and freshmen crews today are on their way to Seattle, where victory in the main event with the University of Washington carries the tight to repre- sent the west in the Migieh me, ai re- ‘~~ in June. Bob (Lefty) Hewitt, former star and utility member of the Casper Midwest league baseball team will leave today for Chicago where he will join tho American Steel and Wire company| baseball team. This team is now play. ing in Chicago but will soon return to its home berth at Joliet, Ill, for the opening of the Chicago-Midwest association basebal! season. ‘Teams that will be represented in the league include Beloit, , Keno- sha, Wis., Chicago, Logan Squares, Marquette, Mich., and Joliet, Ill. Hewitt accepted the Joliet berth In preference to several that have been SUSPENSION 0 Casper organization to sign up for| Boxer and Manager Warned professional baseball, because he was| Against Criticism of Deci- hopeful that Casper would place some sions in Future. kind of a team in the field. In the Chicago-Midwest league Hew- itt will play in the same circuit with | o¢ Rolla Mapel, Charles Jackson, and/acer, Phillip Glassman, haa been lift- other members of Casper’s last year’s|eq by the state boxing comminsion team. Bob's ability to hit hard and|:rne fighter and his director were timely and his ability to pty and poel- from’ an’ aruaiint {bedweed tion as well as being a high class hur-|Ginsuman and a referee who disquall- ler will enable him to hold a steady! req Tendler during a match in Brook- Tae at = aa lyn recently. TO EXTEND OPERATIONS the position used by Tendler in the ng. CLEVELAND, April 15—Pians to extend the scope of the National Base- ball federation, the sand lot organiza- tion, will be considered by the board of directors which meets at Flint, Mich., Friday. In addition to cities already repre- sented in the federation it is planned to conduct organization operations in Philadelphia, Boston, Washington, Buffalo, Milwavica Chicago, St. Louis, St. Paul, Memphis, New Or leans, Birmingham, Houston, Kansas City, Omaha, Des Moines and Minne- apolis. NEW YORK, April 15.—Suspension Lew Tendler boxer, and his man- duty. It is a pleasure to save money on clothes, especially when we can still dress in fashion and appear at our best. Our clothes: renovating ~ac- complishes this result as you must have heard. Today’s Games National League. Brooklyn at New York. Boston at Philadelphia. Chicago at Cincinnati. | Pittsburgh at St. Louis. American L@ague. | St. Louis at Chicago. | Detroit at Cleveland. | New York at Washington. } Philadelphia at Boston. 113 E. RAILROAD AVE. PHONE 56 Cemetery Curbings, Monuments and Markers. Sixty Carbings in Casper Cemetery Without a Crack HUNDREDS OF SATISFIT) CUSTOMERS ERS TESTIFY TO MY WORKMANSHIP My crew will be in Casper cemetery for two weeks erecting curbings and setting monuments. To have your lot fixed in good shape for Memorial Day you should place your order now for your curbing, monument or marker. ROBERT SIMPSON CASPER MONUMENT WORKS 505 E. Second St. Casper, Wyo- Phone 957W $ To Our Friends E SPORT FLASHES me a AT McPHERSON, Kan.—Dick Dav- iscourt, Wichita wrestler, defeated Geof Lewis, Buffalo, in two straight MIDDLEWEIGHT FORFEITS. AT LINCOLN—Henry Nelson, Kan- sas midHeweight ‘wrestler, forfeited ¥ to Adam Erieger, Lincoln, after hour and forty-three minutes when he ‘claimed badly injured shoulder. SCHUSTER AND MARTIN DRAW.|< 7 AT ST. LOUIS—Harry Schuster,|of scheduled 15 me ers se a mem = | UPUEE MY BT LARA FLOUR MIL WELSH 10 ThY Overland flour mill from Laramie to Former Lightweight Cham- Cheyenne {s to be submitted to the Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce by pion to Battle Archie Walker Tonight. the owners of the mill within a few days. It is proposed. to move the plant NEW YORK, April 16.—fn his first metropolitan engagement since he be- gan his attempt at a comeback some months ago, Freddie Welsh, former ightwelght champion, will meet Archio Wakes caamete ‘etipreeit | cham- ‘ooklyn club tonig! rireddie Welsh hela the Tightvretaht belt from 1914 to 1917, taking the title fro Willie Ritchie and losing it to Ben- ar Xaoceara the present holder. To night's match is billed for 10 rounds. (tin 2) n SATARRH| BLADDER Fr “~ BY SEE-BEN REALTY CO'S THINKE MOST IMPORTANT AUTO ACCESSORY ‘We will write. you a blanket insurance policy protecting you in every way from financial loss. 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