Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 17, 1922, Page 5

MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1922. : €be Casper Daily Critune PAGE FIVE GUA IEGULARS OWS AT SUPPER LMU ATTQERBY YG too" POP ANSON (GPT MRS CIN LEGION NINE STU CoMMATING WHTE SOx AFFRS,COMEGTIN! — WON BYHARTZ) 2---s----.. LAIDAT REST ORE ROM PLAYING ‘First in News Of Ali Events S = last year, is manager o! ner second baseman © a team at Hornell! going to stay in Rapid City pe a team there. Wash Fao 7 ger cass rman, ams KU BUNE WILLING TO MEET FRENCH CHAMPION 7.—Johnny Kitbane champion feather- to a group of en here that he was coma micdleweight, nee Tentative Selections Made for] tne expected retirement form base- | club owner. 5 + McKay, of Idaho, at a boxing show x Clit tedRerrsest 3x. OF re ae oe on af - “How are you any | Young Frisco Driver Captures | tere Tuesday insieat of Pa oa | Judge Landis Delivers Eulogy io tens a peccrnicnnrnse'f | Trophy in 150-Mile Race Yesterday. Gans, originally scheduled t> oppose} at McKay, was made here Gans bas wired that an injury to his hand re-| ceived in a recent fight will , him out ot the ring for three weeks. | CHICAGO, April 17.—The body of ‘The Seattle baseball team has been| adrian C. Anson. hero of thousands of invited to be the guests of th Ac agement at the show szeball fans and other sports enthu: Service Men. Funeral of Late Base- ball Hero. manager of the Portland Pacific coast league, from any official! game was re President William H. McCar the coast league ¢ the} playing In ed ‘The George W. Vroman Post M5. 2 cf the American Legion reports that six men have Deen selected so far to py on the baseball team which is SAN FRANCISCO, April 11.—Harry Hartz, young San Francisco . won the Golden Gate motor derby at man SALT LAKE CITY je club. Jent club under his banner is the best |52" Carios. His time for 150 miles siasts, was buried here today in Oak-|'iam J. Kenworthy, of uene Bfiqui, French The senior Comiskey is not slip- | that could be put together in a little |¥2% One hour, 21 minutes and 58 45 CTS 5 | Woods cemetary. Final tribute was Portland baseball team said he “could ban Mom, at any time Ping into obitvion, however, his base- | more than a season. We have a |°°D¢& Jimmy Murphy, winner of | paid by his friends who attended fun..0t Understand Judge Landis order —i ball activities indicate, and his health | goed ball club and ono that will win | Gf@nd Prix race in Paris last year, COME COMETS eral services yesterday afternoon at} >®tTing tin from playing in official : ge aes eles is 8 good as ever. The White Sox | a let of games this season and in |¥25 second. which Kenesaw M. Landis, baseball|®9™es. “I will have no statement to/ was) nm asked to review a county judge who husband alimony, suit rney fees in a divorce the wife. oe |commissioner, delivered tha eulogy.|™#ke until I receive information con é ‘IN GIRL RESE |The body of Mrs. Anson, now buried | cerning the disminsa! ¢. G: Athletic | in Philadephia will be brought here | “red : | money, and Sateheaa ut bis dk. He ts here leading his team against {ction br ———.___. | the Salt Lake clut | KELLY CONREETS FOR I bess om «ws os Ge ome of the all girl reserve teams,| Ewing i! | the altowed a Kenworthy ¢ be the first ® © into America the and Helen Lewis left guard. — righ rd trice Shu Ram of the season here. The Sox Bah Lie matebes a victory. from the Comets,| maker, left seendy t mtrie Shu Jindurtry of making artificiat pearls = wh cine falar pu? COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., April| score of 23 to 10. The teams were| Aldrich, right forwant: Dora Stanley jbeen undertaken at Heathaville, Va with whom he had slight ac- 1%—Coach C. Is Parsons, director of |™0re closely matched than the result-| left forward. Lillian Waldon; Mar | he industry has deen con quaintance came along. YORK, April if.—George E.| past three years has been fuformed| hac moro tries at the basket 7031 ° 1 ; xesipaa! teases hemes run victors, but were unable Goals—Kathenine French § from the (CHICHESTER s PILLS (CHICHESTER S PILLS Kelly, coperpien, contract will t = net be renewed at the) bell through the ring. Ot floor, 1 free throw; Clare Shumaker gam: ext _ 2 s $ L.. A. Reed hi ecotved a letter f =< a the Gtant-Brave, io yeeter- conclusion of tho present school year. and Katherine French starred ¢ | 2 from the floor, 2 free throws; Otheal George Yale, Se for a sae eenert Babe Ruth, the exiled Tankes, reaction has besn mate by Ie, wunn| Dore Burlay oor hare a and} Gillam 3 from ‘the floor; Taille Al:]ieague here last year, who statea that a D nm . | Dora Stanley fought h or e de-|drich 2 te bi joined his team for a Gay at Fajti-|way. No announcement bas been Y fought hard for the de-|drich 2 from the floor, 4 free throws:| Harry Donica, who also played here! feated five. The line-up was. B Stars—Otheal Gillam, center; Kath erine French. capt. and right forward: last year as shortstop will play with} \& the Pontiac (Mich.) team more and connected for a homer in &n exhibition game against the Orioles. a Lee 1 from the floor. ‘eree—Julia S made as to a successor to the direc tor of the athletic department. 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