Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 3, 1922, Page 7

be Casper Dailp Cridune of France, world’s woman cham- 1 on tennis player, today defeated > ss Evelyn Colyer, England, in the - nternationational grass courts cham- i 6-0. ’ Mia-Summer Howes Card Will Witness Topnotchers in ‘Action; Finishing Touches Made on ‘Arena ns of Casper are Faced Some Baseball Fan-Hits For Quick Digest The baseball season is in full swing again with players alert and fans en- DROPER AND GREYBULL BREAK SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF WIRE |, EVEN IN GAMES PLAYED HERE! plonshipe here, 6-0, REORGANIZE TEAM. TICDEN DEFEATS HAYES. AT SAN DIEGO—San Diego's 1921, AT CHICAGO—William Tilden IL, high school baseball tram reassembied | nacional tennis champion, defeated | and defeated West “ech, Cleveland, 7 Malter T. Hayes, Chicago, in the finals to 6 in the first ~ano of a challenge of the men's singles of the Illinois looking forward to the two big Perkins, the local favorite, and Harvey ‘ THE Ne Patterson, the Oklahoma giant, and Eddie St. Clair, | Soy i inane’ ypopulse Port? Ask | series. state championship tournament. 4 a Polarines Take Saturday Game 16-5 After pride of the Sandbar, and Willie Mayfield, Pueblo’s choice Yr hes baie the Pon bre ome 200 GOLFERS COMPETE. eee a SacHs Jawierto "93 rd Swatfest; Greybull Cops Sunday’: s 12-5; mer boxing 9 which will feature George McLeod’s mid-sum-|*!nco 1545 when the Knickerbocker} AT OMAHA—Two hundred golfars DEFEATS MISS COLYER. Scheduled mer program at Jones’ new garage tonight. club of New York city started the| of the territory west of the Mississippi) WIMBLEDON, July 3.—(p world’s first organized baseball club. 4 5 ees Six years previous, the diamond had been mapped out on paper by one Abner Doubleday. If Uncle Abner could only see the modern evolution of his diamond by visiting a big leaguo park, he would indesd exclaim, *Gosn Darn!” or “Holy Hemlock!” And he'd get another thrill, or two, river will begin the 22nd annual com-‘ Petitien for the trans-Mississippi championship on July 10. Denver, Cole. and Patterson -will fight 10] club, has shown that he is no mean rounds of slightly lees than two min- Two Mote Gebses utes each, while Eddie and the Pueblo Casper’s Standard oilers and Jim Bluejacket’s Greybul] | ber wil! 0 over the same route. The iggregation broke even in, the first. two games of the four-| heavyweights both pack « ivaten. sae yame series to be played here this week, Casper winning the] this pout as one of the most crucial fame on Saturday by a 16-5 score and Greybull copping the| ones im his career and is grimly de- Sunday game by a 12-5 score. termined to make short work of the The even break went so far as to include off days, too, nT eee the meen ates opponent fer any fighter and he is anxious to mxke a great showing in Casper so thai he can arrange fur- ther bouts. Eddie St. Clair recently returned from New Mexico and Texas where he has been fighting often. He looks in top shape and can be relied upon, as always, to give the fans a geod run| oney Mayfield claims the 1 Racer Killed When Colt Is Struck by Car SAN LUIS OBISPO, Cal, Juty 3.— Enos Rello, a racing car driver, was | killed and Luis Silva, his mechanic, | ‘was injured probably fatally when, as they were testing out their car on @ speedway here yesterday, ft struck @ colt, The colt had walked across the track as the speéding car ap-/ proached, The animal, thrown into the air, came down on the body of the automobile, breaking Bello's neck and causing Silva concussion of the brain. Tennis Champs yerr with their lingo of oe and their pitchers duck soup : paria With th the visitors were wild and woolly aship in the colored welter-| oouiurity of busebelt ta 715 pleas, ee . waight lass of the entire northwest Nha ad a Pa: i peat ing columns of our newspapers it ts but will be put to an acid test to night when he faces the clever Eddie. In addition to the two big ten-round bouts, there will be two four-round battles between local men. The fight tonight mves every indi cation of being the best that Casper has witnessed in many a moon. The Participants are in good shape and are eagerly wailing the bell. All of them are top-notch fighters and are primed to whale their opponents into slum- berland.. Tht there will be a large crowd present is indicated by the sale of the choice. ringside and reserved seats. The dueats are on sale gt the imokehouse, and while the play on fasper team played loose baseball and lowed Greybull to score at will. Greenlee started for Casper, but was plieved when his support went bad ind he began to slip. Davis, who fol- bwed him, pitched nice ball and clout- Mi the apple for two threobase hits. Bluejacket was on the firing line tor Greybul! and had the boys eating sut of his hand when he chose to lighten up and make the old pill hop. He still has his famous cunning and kis baffling change of pace. One of the local boys remarked yesterday that tho Big Injun has more changes w pace than Heintz has varieties of only natural that jokes on the na- tcnal game should be a hit in those Popular “Topics of the Day” Films. Perhaps you cannot always get time off to attend the game but you een enjoy a few minutes of baseball fun right here in this column. Why the Rush? Fan (arriving late and out of breath) —What's the score? Friend—Nothing to nothing. Fan--Good game, eh? Friend—I don't know, {t hasn't started yet—Boy's Life (Smethport, Pa) pickles. lo all corners of the lot. son, the day, nilfering four. wild on the sacks and Saturda’ Bunday, »f Thompson. will bi Saturday the refiners had-their hit- 4ing clothes on and pounded the. pollet Andy Thomp- superintendent of Number 1 plant, was the demon basestealer of ‘Ho ran hog- seemed to: en- the exercise. O'Leary stole.two &. couple, more bringing Wis total up to that The last two games of the series this afternoon at the high them has been hoavy, there still re- mains a quantity of the best seats. The general admission seats, which will number about 2,000, will be sold for $1 and will offer a good view of the ring. The arena has been ele- vated 42 inches from the floor, so that the vision will be excellent from any Pert of the building. With low prices, two high class ten round bouts and two shorter prelim inaries there should be present to- night the largest crowd that has ever attended a boxing show in Casper. All Balled Up. May—(watching ball game}—Where do they keep the extra bases? that man just stole third base.—Topies of the Day Films. Right Isn't Left. Team Manager Murphy (to riw re- erutt)—Go out and play right field. Recruit—(returning, a faw minutes later}—By the way, Murphy, I don’t know these grounds, where's right Defend Honors WIMBLEDOM, July 3.—(By The As. sociated Press).—Both Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory, American woman tennis champion and Mile. Suzanne Lengien, the French champion of the ‘world, won their matches in the inter- national grass court tournament here today. Mrs. Mallory defeated Mrs. Parton of England, 6-2, 6-1 and Mile. Lengien swept through her match Blunt * | Gin Glass Jar) 2 fe 25¢ Senator, Promotor McLeod promises that this és 2 for 25¢ is the best card that he has ever put on here and guarantees satisfac- tion. field?"—Topics of the Day Films. A ces Deceive. ‘The biggest baseball star of all sometimes figured cheesy. And that's because he always makes the hard- est plays look casy.—Little Rovk *| Daily Times. with Miss Evelyn Colyer, England, in two love sets. yhoo! athletic field and tomocrow at | the fair grounds. The game today will commence at 4:15, to permit the { refinery workers to attend. The — a visiting team Inst Seturtay. “Isn't that fine?” remarked one girl, “we have a man on every base.” “Why, that's nothing,” said the other, ‘so have they."—Boston Tran- —_ HARNESS RACE CALLED OFF. C\.EVELAND, Ohio, July 3. day's harness horse racing. at Fourth of July game, which will be | the feature of the giant celebration riven by the employes of the Stand. ard Oil company, will begin at 3:30 | p'cloek. Reudall track, the opening day of the For Base Hit. script. | Roy Hartzell, veteran of the New grand circuit season was called off this} he woman wit! baseball bat ad- Tork Yankees and his heyday, -will morning on account of the heavy|y,arneq oninameie - Rather \ The. One, Cigar pppose Jim Bluejacket, ex-New York Giant, in the game tomorrow. In the teries at Greybull, Roy was able to hang it on the Indian and he hopes to repeat the performance Tueaday. Both Jim and Roy announce that this will be their last duel on the mound and both are anxious to triumph. Saturday's Game. muddy Homels! : He—I took in the ball game toda: De Fi and I saw Ruth. She--Really! on? He—Four sacks.—Judge. Ask Doc, Maybe He Knows, May—There seems to be something ‘contagious about baseball. track, Today's program will ed tomorrow. “Are you the teacher that Since 1896) Henry's shirt? ——~s | “Yea.” tore ‘What did she have The ships employed in carrying ice} The woman swung the bat toward from Norway to England are fast|the teacher—Next time he don't be- ] Wooden boats, for a cargo of ice would! have,” she said, “you hit him with not survive a voyage in an tron ves-| this,"—Newark (N. J.) News. sel. owing to the ease with which a Fifty-Fifty. Aftér you’ve smoked] one you'll know why / there is a demand of * over 100-million for La Eddie St. Clair, who fights Willie Mayfield Tonigtt. Casper— AB, RH. POAE, Two girls unfamiliar with baseball | Ray—Yes—catching.—Topics of the i Be ; are =. $1 333° were i ipbeh the local Stine play Dey Films. Palinas this year. ¥ be NO. La e883 LOO j riartie the baseball world with a long Th Hartzell, sb. 412200 | LF | TH EE atciiy of homers: e cigar with the ‘Java PEM: Co Receen Oy 8. 14.6 1 18 —. es gigi Ere a 4 . Pat Moran has a nifty looking i i aa ’round the finest Philbin, rf. 313 1,0 0 A bunch of young pitchers and if they Vuelta Abajo, Havana filler,! Smith, cf. 623100 can make the grade, the Reds should w "Thompson, 43.2933 climb with the speed of firemen at a CONGRESS CIGAR COMPANY, wety. v.43 2D 0 0 a = cigemaric geo (MANUFACTURERS, U. S. A., | TR aie aa acai RR as FEW FORK, Shy 3--- Anoaren ty, While the lestecs! were idle. Roger The fine start. of the Athleti aged i jurred greater bal fornsb; Cardinals * ar eae aga Aas BFR Se, eats ‘on peer se Dora | iaeesene. Sipaery run eonpetas season made it look as if the The Standard Oil Athletic and Recreation Association 43.16 202713 4] xuth, home run sluggers in both | having registered his eighteenth | VOU steer clear of the last stop in the standing, but looks are sometimes. Gesires to extend its hearty appa anon to the business Saturday. Zack Wheat aided the houses for their liberal support both in advertising in Teagues fattened their totals in a reybuil Se kopeteiaa. with) | Dotan a éaceiving. 1 et re 0 priccnjgreneg his einige: & poKe. big ches their program and for their prize offerings, to the gen- ° ©! Ruth hammered out bis fourth | The Detroit Tigers recoverea |_ 12 ours Woicemne Farid tobragirk eral public, to the Scotch Kilty Band and to all helpers grandchildren 4 Powell. i) 1] home run in three games and his | their batting dyes anf checked a ing the || for the occasion. McNeill, 3b. o o Chicago’s winning streak of eight the Phils’ shortstop busy telling the 4 Btoops, sa. 1 1 games, trouncing the White Sox, | fry of his two spanking home runs/| Advertisers in the S. O. S. Prizes Donated to the Funisbers: 1 ° 12 to 6. Walter Johnson's shutout one game, Program S. 0. S. Kunkle, cf. ® 1 aL, After winning nine games out of Quality Ice Cream. Pelo, if. -- 2 1 ames was ended when the Red Sox pa, Outs The Palms, Tripeny Drug Co. s 1 0 beat Washington, 2 to 1 rapes Pee cuetendeeetew: Som, hs ne Co., Caspers Leading Wyoming Theater. Se bapeai iad rica ° St. Louis and Pittsburght—the Braves |} Tae SUR? chon. Caraphell Tebreee Co. have been walloped to a finish. Natrona Power Co, Golden Rule Shikany. Brodie Rubber Co. Natrona Shoe Repair Shop America Theater. Kimball Drug Co. | Tom Mills. Casper Pharrgacy. Hub Clothing Co. | Jessens. Boyle's Garage. Inn Confectionery. ar gta. baat poe The Casper National Bank, ‘The National Bank of Commerce, Lukis Candy Co. The Stockman's National Bank. First Trust and Savings Bank CampbeliJohnson Co, The Norris Co., General Merket. The Kiriball Drug Stores. Harper's, Ladies’ and Men's Fur nishings. It ts said that in the carly part cf the season Manager Ty Cobb feared his Tigers would never sta the first division. Now that tho Detroit team is making a real fight for tho pen- nant Ty’s fears have vanished. ‘hits, Scott, Smith, McNell, Hunts- ‘berger, Pelo. Struck out, by Krajecek, 4; by Beasley, 3; Brady, 6. Base on talis, off Krajecek, 1; Beasley, 3. Btolen bases, O'Leary 3, Thompson 4. Sacrifice hits, O'Leary, Beasley. Hit by pitched ball, Philbin by Krasecek. : The Leader, Women’s and Hub Theater. e of game 2:10 he Le Ween Res! Hub Theater Sunday's Game. The Little Brick, Confectionary ©. West. | Me pe Novelties. Casper Sporting Goods Co. | The Golden ‘Rule, Department Holmes Hardware Co. | Store. Sasper Supply Co, mal | <istler Tent and Awning . Shatier-Gey | Co~ Furniture and [if Theater i 2 Casper Storage Grocery Casper Pharmacy, Drugs. Ww. R. Whites Grocery Co, Staple and Fancy Groceries. Kistler Tent and Awning Co. Nicolaysen Lumber Co. Hill Crest Water Distributers, Casper Bottling Works? The Service Art Printing Works. Casper Floral Co. Earl C. Boyle, Garage. ‘Wyoming Baking Co. Jessen’s, Men's Furnishings. Kassie Dry Goods Co. Yesness, “The Man in the Barrel” Nicolaysen Lumber Co. Midwest Commissary. Coliseum Motor Co. | Barnett Outfitting Co. Wyoming Grocery Co. * Scott Clothing Co. Richter Music Co. Lukis Candy Co. Frantz Shop. Wiggins Shoe Co. Ayres Jewelry Co. Smith-Turner Drug Co. Paulus & Thompson. 1 Sprague and Nisley. | = | Hehawne mn “ # eokoutnauaoue COKHOOCFOMMOMD CoKHoooHoMME beokococonmuot po EE eg *Hartzell batted. for Brady in ninth. *Philbin batted for Noll-in ninth. Cigarette lt’s toasted. “This” one extra process gives a rare and Greybull— AB. R. =. PO.AE. - Becker, rf. =. Casper Battery Co, Richards and Cunningham Co, Casper Dairy Co. 6 1 ° er Beasley, 2b. 6 3 ® ightful quali Pigeon Tea and Coffee Co. Private Pay Roll Men, aaa tie Se Sted so Ed de Hn Tite Es Natrona Meat Market. Peopeveny OE ee Gapimppestble: to || te Grand Greeny Ee cm HURRY HURRY HURRY Stoops, ss. -—-. 5 ae e duplicate. | ier vhatt res Midwest Commissary Co. Manhattan Cafe. eat 1b. 4 : : by: 3 The Midwest Cleaners. Nash Casper Motor Co. unkle, ae 7, Guaranteed i *, ‘oming Automotive Pelo, If. =. 5 ° ° Mednick Bros, Men's Wear, 2 &, 4 o1e Bluejacket, p. -—. MORE DAYS To get-your Mason Tires at a 25 per cent. discount. Don’t wait. WYOMING COMPRESSION ' TUBE & TIRE CO. Phone 1125-M 426 East Second St. ee rae ‘The Manhattan Cafe. The Palms. | 47121127 9 4 Arkeon Dancing Academy, Wyoming Compression Tube and Three-baso hits, Davis Tire Co. Harry Yesness. ‘Troy Launéry Co. Wyoming Compression Tube and Tire Co. Western Lumber Co. American Cafe, The Wyoming National Bank. Chamberlain Furniture Co. The Standard Oil Athletic Association wishes to ex- press its deep appreciation to the aepee Tribune and ~Casper Herald. eI inp Henning Hotel. Schulte Blacksmith Shop. Columbia Theater. A. J. Amiston. Summary— (2), Powell, McNeil, "Huntsberger; two- base hits, O'Leary; home runs, Scott, Stoops. Struck out, by Greenlee 4, by Davis 1, by Bluejacket™11; base on balls, Greenlee 1, Davis 2. Stolen bases, O'Leary 2. Time of game 1:30. Umpire, Smith. soci aa SSE Boston has the largést earaeet tardy factory in the werid, Detroit at Chicago. New York at Philadelphia. National League. Philadelphia at Bostor. Chicago at Pittsburgh. Brooklyn at New York. Cincinnati at St’ Louis. dozen home runs behind the number made by Babe Ruth up to this time last year, the Browns’ star may yct MOOSE STREET FESTIVAL FIRST AND WOLOOTT Casper, Wye.