Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 13, 1922, Page 5

MUDDY LOSES North Field Aggregation Piles Up Score of 8 to 1 in Parkerton Game. Playing ® snappy brand of baseball the Salt Creek gas plant team won an 8 to 1 victory over the Big Muddy aggregation at the Parkerton grounds Sunday afternoon. Although the Salt Creek was out- hit, they came under the wire winners due to bunching their hits off Her- rington, Mnddy’s first pitcher, and taking advantage of his wildness. Stevenson replaced Harrington on the mound in the fourth inning and allow- el only \three hits, retiring the enemy in-one-two-three order in every inning after the fifth. His work was a re velation to the Muddy fans and fore bodes great things for future games. The Salt Creek boys played an un- veatable game, keeping on their toes every second and being quick to take advantage of every miscue of their opponents. While they had no indi- vidual star, the pitching of Phillips was the sort that wins ball games. Fleming, the Muddy cenécr ficider, was both the hitting and fielding hero of the day. He scored three hits in four times at bat and made four sen- sational catches in the field. playing their best brand of baseball eee ee be wrasually keen. Score REE. Galt Cresk...._033120-000 8 8 2 From Coast Crew MADISON, Wis., June-13.—The Uni- versity of Washington crew defeated the University of Wisconsin oarsmen on Lake Mendota yesterday by eight lengths. It was the first tntercollegi- ate race for Wisconsin since the col- lege withdrew from the Poughkeepsie regatta. several years ago. ae wit ‘be able to retire the mort. ja are now ‘when dune? Its Perfected Form Includes a Digestant and a Laxative—it is Known as Tingle’s Laxo Aspirin) —— For it has been a fact! known to physicians and laymen: alike, that aspirin is a most power-| ful dispeller of pain. However, aspirin alone, no mat-| fer how pure, disturbs digestion, &nd brings about discomfort. The uestion therefore has always lerisen, was the loss of the pain rth the inevitable after-discom= known digost- ant and @ gon- tle SWIMMING ny pn nN ES Disabled Vets OMAHA, Neb. June 13.—Swim- ming as a means‘for reducing those who are too heavy, and for increas- ing the weight of those who are too light, is advocated by Pete Wendell, director of swimming at the Omaha Athletic club. Coach Wendell, who ts 2 member of both the championship and rules committees of the Western Amateur Athletic union, and also of the Na- tional Swimming Instructors’ asso- ciation of Pittsburgh, Pa, is con- ducting a campaign to encourage greater interest in swimming. For women he is advocating the water sport not only as a means of reducing but as a means of obtaining better form. Diving he describes as “that de- lightful deasert of aquatic sports,” in urging it as a method for de- veloping muscular control. Probably the most popular stroke being taught in Coach Wendell’s classes is the modern trudgeon crawl. This stroke, according to the coach, is the easiest ‘to mar‘er and he declares that a swimmer travels faster and farther with it than with the older styles. Coach Wendell describes the stroke as similar to the old overarm stroke, inasmuch as the arms are lifted alternately Club Standings National. League. Ctub. Won. Lest. Pet. New ‘York 35 (19 648 Pittsburgh —___ 2720 Brooktyn ————-— | Last Scores | MONDAY FINALS. National League. St. Louis M, Philadelphia 8. Cincinnati 3, New York 9. Chicago 8, Brooklyn 0. Pittsburgh 2, Boston 11. American League. ‘Washington 7, Detroit 6. Philadelphia 3, Cleveland 11. Boston 6, Chicago 7. New York 1, St. Louis 7. pe Bot rad National League. Pittsburgh at Boston. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Chicago at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at New York. ° TO SALT GREFK CLUB RECTOR CURIS RENTER. INTEREST from the water, body is face down, and legs are held straight, kicking three times for each arm pull. One of the most successful indoor swimming seasons ever heli in Omaha has just been completed with results which indicate that the west is beginning to tako a definite place near the top in all branches of acquatic sports Mr. Wendell de- clares. Four tank meets were heh during the last season as well as fourteen open championships of the Western Amateur Athletic association in- cluding one National A. A. U. cham- pionship. At Nicholas Senn hospital where swimming is an important feature on the recreation program, several champion nurse swimmers have been developed. The women’s na- tional A. A. U. championship for 220 yards was held in the hospital tank, Although Omaha’s champion, Miss Helen Condon, placed third in the event she led the field for 120 yards and finished but seven sec- onds behind the winner. Her time was twelvo seconds faster than the winner of last year’s race. Two Western A. A. U. charpion- ships were won during the season by hospital swimmers. American League. Philadelphia at Cleveland. Fish Dying by Millions From Unknown Cause WILMINGTON, N. C., June 13.— lions of fish, ranging in stze from one inch bottom feeders to five foot sharks are dying along tha Pender coast and are being whahed upon the ‘beaches tn shoals ove: a stretch of twenty miles. Dr. J. H. Hamilton, county health officer, has requested that the fish possibly were killed by lightning during the severe electrical storms of the past few days. A local geologist has advanced the bpinion that a subterranean earth- quake {s responsible for the occur- ‘rence. Radio Used by Liquor Sleuths WASHINGTON, ties by bootleggers now are being tip- ped off by radio according to a state- ment issued by Commissioner Haynes. 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