Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 6, 1922, Page 5

NHTRONA HIGH CAPTURES SECOND |= PLAGE IN STATE TRICK EVENTS| ne ‘Thermopolis Leads by Over Four Points in Fight For Interscholastic Championship Friday on State Fair Grounds at Douglas Thermopolis high school, with a total of 33 points, cap- tured the silver loving cup awarded for first horiors in the first state interscholastic track and field meet held on the state fairgrounds at Douglas yesterday and Casper «as a close second with 28 4-5 points. Twelve schools in al\ par- ticipated in the meet and finished in the following order: Basin, 14 4-5 points; Glenrock 1 lette 7 45. Parkerton 5; Manville 3; Lander 2 4-5; Rawlins and Wheatland, each; Pine Bluffs 0. Individual honors were captured by Wedge Thon:pson of Thermopolis, whose performance, along with that of ‘Peninty of the same school made it possible for the hot springs town to grab off the honcrs, Blodgett, Scott ‘and Groves were the big point win- ners for Natrona high. : R. L. Markicy, principal of Douglas high had general supervision of the meet, and Coach Percy Godfrey of Cheyenne officiated as referee and starter, Gold, silver anc bronze medals were awarded for first, second and third places in all events and a pen- sant was born off by the reloy win- ders. Attendance total 1,500 people, dsany of them from Casper. Keeults in detail follw: Poe Vault—Waiters, Douglas; Man kin, Gillette, tied for first; Fullerton, Manville, third, height 10 fest, 10 anches. 50-yard dash—Thompson, Thermopo- ee UGK AGAINGT ~* PITCHER BAYNE Holds Tigers Hitless for Eight Innings When Spell Is Broken. NEW YORK, May 6.—Bayne, the St. Louis Browns pitcher, was absent fron{ the no-hit, no-run hall of fame today, but only because luck refused fo answer his « at the portal, For eight innings, Bayne held Ty Cobb's Detroit Tigers both hitless an4 runiess. In the final inning, with the laurels almost in his grasp, however, fete—in the shape of bats wielded by Veach, Woodall and Heilmann—dealt him an unkind blow.- Two singles, plus a sacrifice fly, not only broke the hitless stretch but tallied a run. Cobb benched himself in this inning for a pinch hitter, Fothergill, who filed out. St. Louis wen easily, 6 to 1, and re- ined ‘knotted at ‘the top with the Peat who squeezed out a 5 to 4 victury over the Athletics. Charley Robertson, who twirled a perfect game last Sunday, proved that he isn’t always immune from base hits, ¢leveland knocking him out of the bax in six innings and making a clean sweep of the series with Chica- g0, 6/to 3, behind Allan Sothorén’s g00d pitching. ‘Tha St. Louis Cardinals took their third! straight game from Cincinnati by thb one run margin. Tight pitching by Southpaw Cooper who. fanned seven Cubs helped give Pittsiurgh a 3 to 1 decision over Chi- Ago. Gil-lis, first. Scott, Casper, second; Groves, Casper, third. Time 5 1-5 seconds. Shotput—Beall, Basin, first; Wal- ters, Douglas, second; Close, Rawlins third. Distance 41 feet, 3 inches. 100-yard dash—Thompson, Thermop ols, first; Scott, Casper second: Groves, Casper third. Time 10 25 seconds. 120-yard) = high = hurdles—Teminty, Thermopolia, first; Thornton, Glen- rock, second. Edwards, Wheatland, third, Time 18 1-5 seconds. Mile run—Pegg, Basin; first; Claver, Glenrock, second; Hays, Lander, third Time 5:01 2-5. 440-yard Glenrock, first; Blodgett, Casper, second; Han- chun, Gilletie, third. Time 56 15 sec onds. High jemp—Blodgett, Casper, firs’ Anderson, Douglas, Scott, Casper, Beall, Basin, Chapman, Lander, Saur- ders Gillette tied for second and third Height 5 feet 6 inches. Discus—Peyton 'Dougias, first. Man- kin, Gillette, second; Anson, Glenrock, third. Distance 99 feet 6 inches. Half mile—Porter, Parkerton, first; Pegg, Basin, second; Miller, Manville, third, Time 2:19 2-5. Broad jump—Blodgett, Casper, first; Teninty, Thermopolis, second. Beall, Basin, third. Distance 19 feet % inch. 220-yard dash—Teninty, Thermopo- Uo, first; Blodgett, Casper, second; An- son, Glenrock, third. Time 22 3-5 sec- onds. 226-yard low hurdles—Teninty, Ther- mopolis, first; Walters Douglas, sec- ond; Scott, Casper, third. Time 27 1-5 seconds. - Relay—Thermopolis, first. Casper, second; Manville, third. Time 3:43 4-5. Meeting club, at Jamaica. Meeting of Maryland Jockey club, at Pimlico. Meeting of Kentucky Racing asso- ciation at Lexington. Rowing. Princeton-Navy-Harvard triangular regatta, at Boston. Golf. Close of anual -spring ‘tournament at Lakewood, N. *. Tennis, East-West matches begin at Berk- eley, Calif. Shooting. National amateur chamytonship of New York A. C., at Travers Inland. Southern Zone championship tourna. ment, at Aiemphtis. Georgia State championship tour- nament, at Atlanta: Bench Show. Annual show of Queensboro Ken- nel club, at Elmhurst, L. L Track. American Legion meet at Washing: EBDIE ANDERSON RUNNER-UP TO BANTAM TITLEHOLOER SPORT SCRIBES CLAIM WONDERS FOR LAD FROM WEST Eddie Anderson, hafled as the con- queror of Pal Moore the Memphis flash who has bested four bantam ‘hamptons but never held the title, is being touted as the king bantam in all sections of the middle west. Anderson’s wonderful showing against the robust “foore in their recent clas; at Davenport, Iowa, won him “banner-lines” in many of the big daily newspapers of that section. Such captions as “Pal Moore shaded by Eddie Anderson in Great 10-round Struggle," ~ “Eddie Anderson shades Pal Moore in Ten Round Event,” “Moline Bantam Whirhyind Beats Conqueror of Four Champions’ pay tribute to the Cas- per boy who is making a wonderful record! for himself in the squared arena. | Andy Pheldown, sporting editor of the! Davenport Daily Times says in a two-column write up: “For 10 stirring, slashing, slamb- Ing rounds Jast night at the Coll- seum, before more than 4,000 madly rooting and almost unanimous ring enthusiasts, Anderson met the great Moore squarely and battled him to a standstill, “AN the famed cleverness and ,Speed of the Memphis flash did not deter the sturdy little Ploytown boy frora dashing in time and again to mix freely and effectively -with «the man who has bested four cham- ss Pal Bfoore toe to toe in the canter of the ring and besting the Memphis flash in the main event ef the American Legion show at the coliseum last night, Eddie Anderson, & Moline boy wan a shade decision in the main event Eddie carried the est 2. and eighth rounds and L. R. Blackman, sporting editor of the Moline Daily Dispatch says in part: “The Moline marvel probably showed Pal Moore rfore gloves than the Memphis veteran ever saw in any one other fight. He carried the battle to Moore in every round and did the thing that even his partisan admirers believed impossible. He was expected to outpunch the un- crowned bantam king, but not to out-box nor out-general him. He dtd all three, “Moore faced a grim relentless Iad who stepped into him all the way with a confidence that was superb. At the close of the first round it was Moore who was backing up, Moore who had been on the receiving end. Moore who had been outpe'nted and outboxed. A Pal possibly only slightly harmed, but a Pal bewilder- ed and surprised wert to his corner at the end of the round.” By J. L. Hughes of the Rock Is- land Argus: “Pal undoubtedly was surprised He had not underestimated his op ponent but it is safe to wager ht @id not anticipate thy reception would be quite so warm. Eddie, in perfect shape, wasted’ no time spar- ting for an opening when tho call to action sounded. He cut loose with an avalanche of rights and lefts forc- ing -Pal to the ropés and cover. Twice *> the opening round Eddie backed his more experienced foe into the corner and whaled him fairly with well directed body punches. “If Pal Moore is in the select ctr- cle at the top of the bantams—and no one would say he isn't—then Eddie Anderson {s surely running abreast or ahee4 of him. Four thonsand apd moro fans who saw them go iast nicht will testify to Fifteen Horses In e Classic Associated Press).—Silver mage, by Juggernaut out of Queen Iver, won the Kempton Park great jubilee hondicap of 3,000 sovereigns, one mile and a quarter run here to day. Monarch was second. Roman Bachelor and Crubermore were in dead heat for third. Fifteen horses ran. SMOKEHOUSE TO SEEK REVENGE Return Baseball Game With American Legion Scheduled for Sunday. Relieving that there was something flukey about the defeat it suffered at the hands of the American Legion baseball team last Sunday the Smoke- house eggregation after another week of practice is ready to decide early seafon supremacy in Casper. Both teams chowing great improve- ment are ready to mix again tomor row. The game is scheduled for 2:00 o'clock, A small admission charge will be made. ‘The 'egion team will Ime-up as fol- lows Killfbrew, catcher; J. Kilifbrew, first Miller, srort stop; | Gilbert, second: urns, third Baldwin, right field; Tridemy, center field; Clark, left field: Greeneligh who held the pros safo ve fore will start the game. Allenbaugh & utility player, will also be used. A readjustment of positions for the Smokehouse team will result |around a nucleus of players: Gotton, added. It is probable that Guy Hoff man, who worked effectively Jast Sun- day, will start the game ‘for the Smokehouse warriors. peccalbet i RES SIX HUNDRED ENTERED IN LEGION TRACK MEET WASHINGTON, May 6.—Stx hun- @red contestants were entered in the sixty-two events on the canis today for the second annual track and field meet here of the American Legion for the benefit of its welfare and reilef tund. oS Chil! is electrifying the state rail- ways between Santingo, the capital and Valparaiso, the chief seaport. ton D.C. : Annual meet of Birmingham ,Ala.) Athfetic club, Calffornia” State . interscholastic championship at Stockton. : Iowa. State interscholastic champion- ships, at Iowa City. Boxing. Mike Gfsbons vs. Mike O"Dowd, 12 rounds, at Brooklyn. Frankie Jerome vs. Sammy Nable, 12 rounds, at New Fork. LUX DUNBAR HOLDS FOFTARA T0 DRAW AFTER TWO CLOSE CALLS Luxon D mbar of Casper and Soldier Fontana of Fort Rus- sell went 10 rounds to a draw last night at the American Legion smoker at the Ktis theater. won a decision over Jack Shannon of Lander in a six-round Kid Ham of Lander knocked out Pat Tooey of Casper bout. Club Standings National League. NEW YOR& May 6.—The standing ot National jeague baseball clubs up to and including the games of yes erday was officially announced by the eague today, as follows: Club Yew York Shicago it trooklyn ‘Attsburgh - *hiladelphia tincinnati ——_____ Zoston CHICAGO, May 6.—Ths was announced today by Presiden’ ‘ohnson as follows. Pet. > 650 st. 650 Cleveland Thicago - Philadelphia 3oston Washington Detroit Last- Scores FRIDAY FINALS, Natiqnal League. Chicago 1, Pittsburgh 3. Cincinnati 2, St. Louis 3. American League, Cleveland 6, Chicago 3. St. Louis 6, Detroit 1 New York 5, Philadelphia 4. —_——>—_——<—. Today’s Games National Chicago at Pittsburgh. Cincinnati at St. Louis. Boston at Brooklyn. Philadelphia at New York Améfican League. Cleveland at Chicago. ‘Washington at Boston. New York at Philadelphia. Boston at New York. St. Louis at Detroit. ESS BESS TENDLER WINS DECISION. At New York—Lew Tendler, Phila- Aelphia lightweight, received judge's bout with decision in fifteen round Johnny Dundes, abe ouiael, SS ASHER HAS SHADE. At Grand Rapids—Babe Asher shad. ten-round ed Frankie Jummati in a no-decision bout. - ToRemove Scowls.Frowns, Sighs and Other Sig; fe) eth De stn crnuss® ness NOW PLAYING Admission 10c and 40c With ALICE TERRY, Star of “The Four Horsemen” official standing of the clubs in the American ague, includiag games of yesterday, UF SPORTING : -ve> KELLY SETitio Dude Gilmore of Casper Fontana scored two knockdowns on able to stop the Io- a strong come- back in the closing rounds and had a shade in the ninth. Dunbar went down for the count of seven in the fourth, and in the fifth, when Fontana landed a wicked punch on his cre, he stayed for eight and was grogsy when he got to his feet. The soldier Ind tired per. ceptibly in the latter fr wnable to push his advan Glmore bested Sh style over a re |non ducked co ,an inclination to clinch. He smiled throughout the affray but was not in a humor to attack his opponent with {any force. Gilmore all the time show: ed the better fighting qualities and carried the fight to the Lander lad. | troit Kid Ham of Lander delivered ter-| "Georg rifle punishment to Pat Too of Casper. Ham was the better built ¢]man and landed his “ows with great «ec force. Tooey took the count after doing some fire work. His tactics Were good, put couldn't stand up against the strength of the Lander fellow. C. H. Retmerth refereed all the bouts, and had his hands full keep. ing the battlers separated. > age of .431. Speaker is runner-up with .424. include games of Wednesday. Sisler also is leading the base steal- ers, having tucked away an .vam doz en and also is the best scorer to date. He has crossed the plate 23 times. Kenneth Williams, who promises to be Babe Ruth's rival in home run hit- ting this season, struck a snag in bat ung, pping into fifth place. He continues to crash out homers, how- ver, having connected with ten. A |week ago, Williams shared the bat- ting leadership with Speaker. Other leading batters- for ten or more games. Elmer Smith, Boston, 398; Witt, New York, .395; Williams, St. Louis, .388; Jamieson, Cleveland, Pratt ,Boston, .362; Blue, De- 6; O'Neil, Cleveland, .360. Kelly, Giant first sacker, continues to set the pace for the Na- tional league batters. Ho has a mark of .448. Kelly knocked out a brace of circuit drives within tne last week, but Roger Hornsby and Ainsmith of the Cardinals, each poled four round trip blows and are making the home run race-hot for the New York slug- r, Whe now has six. This pair is on ly’s heels with five each. Hornsby has bosted his mark from 368 a week ago to .404. Bob O’Far. —Try a clasdified af in tho Tribune—|retl, the stock Chicago Cub catcher, age of .425. continues to set stealers with fi croft of the G getter with Other leading more games 414; Earl Smith, Hornsby, St Philadelp! 400; Powell, Pittsburgh, 376. thefts, is th ies. batters for ten New York, LEE ate = AUTO RAGING SEASON SANTA ROSA, Cal., here, an athe other for 100. recetve points toward speedway vide $15.000 in prize money. the LET’S GO-TWO BIG NIGHTS OF FUN ELK S MINSTRELS GGRANDIZED GGRAVATING GGREGATION OF THE EWiLDERING UBBLING UTTON BUSTING REEZY Mirthtul, Musical Minstrels Given by Casper Lodge No. 1353 B. P. O. Elks in the Elks Home Auditcrium 1) Monday and Tuesday, May 8 and 9 wir Bigger and Better Than Ever! a - = 2 The Minstrel Band Will Play on the Main ; 3\ Corner Noon and Evening Both Days EE Tickets on Sale at THE SMOKE HOUSE and f THE INN CONFECTIONERY “CASPER’S FAMILY THEATER” DOROTHY SIEVER RUTH RAYMER f A MUSICAL COMEDY ADAPTATION OF THE Produced by Harris & Proy Special Scenery aIALER TOPS AMERIGAN BATTERS PAGE FOR AWALS' CHICAGO, May 6.—George Sisler, St. Louis first base- man, and Tris Speaker, leader of the Cleveland Indians, today | , in the annual outdoor tra# «nd in the first trame. are in a neck and neck race for the batting leadership of the} American league, with Sisler topping the heap with an aver-| The averages is the runneruy to Kelly with an aver Maranville of Pittsburg the pace for the base while Ban leading run or Maranville, Pittsburgh, 406; Walker, Brooklyn, ON COAST NEAR END! May 6.—Call fornia’s spring automobile racing sea son for this year will come to a close tomorrov- when thirteen noted drivers compete on the Cotati speedway, near in two races, one for 50 miles Winners wil! national championship and will di First in News Of All Events | | Nebraska Meets | Kansas Today in Dual Track Meét “LAWRENCE, Kans., May 4—The University of track te will meet Kansas university here to- Nebraska ‘a meet. This is expected to be one he fastest valley track ovents of the season. ——_ CHAMP INCREASES LEAD. At New Greenleaf, pocket billiard champion, defeated *Walter Franklin of Kansas City, 152 to 24 in second block of title match. = oomcinatiees ON BESTS PADGGETT. ck Britton,+ welter. weight champion, won referee's deci- «fon in ten rounds over Cowboy Pad , Doleres Colo. what you will say when the tremendous stampede scenes are flashed on the screen! And when a man and a girl win a gun duel against hopeless odds! Carl Laemmle presents HARRY CAREY And a Superb Cast in “MAN Mw ; AN. ‘HUB Continuous 1 to 10:30 TODAY AND SUNDAY T Continuous Performances Sunday— 2:30, 4:35, 6:40, 8:45 Attend the Matinees! Another Great Show Starting Sunday---As Thrilling as a Horse Race “CHECKERS” PRESENTED BY OLLIE BLANCHARD’S A-B-C GIRLS ARCOLA PROY RACE PLAY BY THE SAME NAME Augmented Orchestra SEE---The Famous Horse Race--The Battle for a Million---Pitched Fight Also the Big Metro Picture—“SHOULD A WOMAN TELL?” Admission 40c On West First, Just Off Center Remember Garter Night, Monday ange eeu ea BeEre a 2