Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 18, 1922, Page 11

FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1922. CARDS SHIFTE ‘FOR BIG DANE New Players Purchased and Shakeup Negotiated for Pennant Contest. ST. LOUIS, Mo., Aug. 18.—Manager Branch Rickey is purchasing now players and shifting his Jineup to strengthen the St. Louis Cardinals for the fine] pennant drive. With the Cardinals three and one games behind the leading New York Giants and having lost five straight games since the teasa returned home, Manager Rickey believes that the ac- quisition of Fred Toney, pitcher, via the waiver price, will bolster his pftch- ing stat which kas been wegk. Toney refused. to report to Boston to whoin he was traded by New York. Rickey sald the purchase of First Baseman Jim Bottomly from the Syracuse International league teat: would improve his infield, whose work bas been loose lately. He. declared that Bottomly would replacé Jacques Fournier, the regular first baseman immediatély, as Fournier hes begn in a batting slump. The Cardinal pilot has benched Milton Stock, third base- man, who has been off his brilliant playing lately, Johnny Lavan, short- stop, taking his place at the far cor- ner, George Toporcer, utility infielder. is filling in at shortstop. ae WHITNEY OFFERED B16 PRICE FOR 2-YEAR-OLD SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y., Aug. 18.—Harry Payne Whitney ‘confirmed the report of his offer of $100,000 for the two-year-old colt, Messenger, which won the Grab Bag handicap here on Wednesday over ona of the Dest fields of juveniles assembled at the meeting, Major August Belmont, owner of Messenger, is now in New ‘York, Messenger {s a chestnut colt by Fatr- play-Misnion. It {@ an appreciation of bis blood lines as well as his racing promise thnt his prompted Mr. Whit- ney's offer. Club Standings National League. Clubs— Won. Lost. Pet. 67 45 588 64 40 5 6448 Cincinnat! 62 53 Pittsburgh 59 51 Brooklyn 56 Philadelp! 67 American Clubs— Won, Lost. Pet. Bt. Louls 6T 46 593 New Yorw——.—-_-. 67 47 587 Detroit 594 BRD > Chicago 87 55 509 Cleveland -.------ 59 56 513 weveee= 54 59 ATE Last Scores | ‘THURSDAY'S FINALS. National League. New-York 6, Pittsburgh 3. Cincinnatt 3, Philadelphia 1, Chicago 7, Boston 2. Brooklyn 8, St. Louis 7. American League. Eostan 8-5, Chicago 2-1. Philadelphia 8,’ Cleveland 1. New York 1, Detroit 1, St. Louis 8, Washington 5. t |Son of Laddie Boy Lost Four Days In N. Y. NEW YORK, Aug. 18—Ladéle Boy, the first Airedale of the land, has & five months old son living in west New York. The offspring of the ‘White House dog got his name on the police blotter when he was found scrapping with e young purp in a va- cant lot. He was held for his owners, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cofelt. He ran away from home four days ago. The young Airedale bears the name “Happy Boy” and his distinguished ancestry was made known onty after he had been brought home, The Co- felts eaid they had not advertised their lost dug as the son of President Hard- Ing’s pet, fearing that if the finder knew that faet, no amount of money would tempt him tog ive up the young canine. ILLINOIS GRID PROSPECT LOW Coach Zuppke Must Build from the Ground Up, Ur- bana Reports Say. URBANA, Ill, Aug. 18.—A predom- inence of second string gridiron as: pirants, a flock of expected green ma- terlal and no outstanding stars are conditions at Illini which are expected to force Coach Bob Zuppke to recon- struct Kis 1922 football team from the ground up. Tillnols, with not even a promising quarterback to pilot the Orang) and Blue gridders, is hopeful and confident that a helmsman will be turned out by the timo the Big Ten season he- gins, Bob Zuppke {s counted on to mould an aggregation representative of Tilini’s battling spirit. Captain Dave Wilson, the end who played his first full gamo Jast fall when the Zuppmen pushed Ohio State from top place in theYconference, will be an asset to the Illini squad. His work@luring the spring training was spectacular and forward passes are easy for him. Spectators say he will be ‘a second Carney if Zuppke can perfect a passer who will work with ‘Wilson as well as Lauri Walquist did last eeason. Walquist’s long and short Passes were dart-like and wero com- pleted by Carney with great accur- acy. One of the chief aspirants for the Miot “job is Freddie Majors, Cham- 3. A. Coutchie, star on Burt ‘s freshman varsity team last fall, will be his only other man for this job. “Both can punt, pass and run with exceptional ability. ‘he loss 9% Uttle Joe Sternaman, whose atrong- est point was his speed in returniny the ball and drop kicking, will be felt. Hellstrom, who is also a drop kicker and who was a star end two years ago, probably #ill not be seen in unifurm the year because of the broken ankle he received last summer. Tilinols lost Al Mohr, Milt Olander, Johnny Sabo, John Teuscher, Dick Reichle and Chuck Carney in the line. Byen though material this fall will be {Slight in welght, some of the players are said to be good candidates. Ill- inois has a MeMillan, also called Bo" who is a strong center. Classified sirikene winners Seale vt sh he keys we sive with.every 500 pala, at office will win_you a big prize, 8-12-tf FIGHT PROTEST LEFT TO M'CRAY. Governor Must Stoy Dempsey-! Brennan Bout if He Wants It Prevented. LAPORTS, Ind., Aug. 18—(By The Associated Press)—“As far as I am/| concerned, the governor will have to stop the bout himself, if he wants it) stopped.” declared Prosecuting Attor- ney Early Rowley of Laporte county, when told that Governor McCray had) given the Laporte county authorities until today to call a halt on the pro- posed Dempeey-Brennan fight at Mich- iwan City, Labor day. “ is none of my business and I am going to sit tight In the boat,” the prosecutor sald. | Statements of promoters of the bout that the affair is a boxing exhibition| and not a prize fight are not taken | seriously by the governor, who has col- lected newspaper advertising which leaés him to believe that there is no floubt as to the nature of the contest. “Rither the affair is a prize fight or somebody is trying to fool the pub- lic," said the governor after examin- ing accounts of the bout in a Chicago newspaper, in which the “knockout” blows of Dempsey were discussed. _— AlG MUDDY AND GLENDO TO PLAY OFF BASEBALL TIE IN SUNDAY GAME, The “rubber” between the baseball teams of Big Muddy and Glendo will be played at Parkerton Sunday after- noon as the last appearance of the “Muddy’ team before the home fans this season, Both teams have won one game during the course of the seagon, and are “'rarin™ to get at the throat And draw first blood. ‘The ‘no quarter” sign will be vung out, eacl\ agwregation 1s out to win at all costs, and a battle royal should be left in the minds of thoge who wit ness the game, as a inst tribute to the prowess cf both team: Sport Calenda Racing—Meeting of Saratoga asso- ciation. at Saratoga Springs; meeting of Windsor Jockey club, at Windswr, Ont closes at Philadelphia; Great Western cireuit meeting closes.at Davenport. Tennis—Women's national cham- Soe tournament, at Fort Hilis, nae » Golt—National professional cham- Pionship.. at Pittsburgh; Indiana State championship, at French Lick Springs; Illinois State championship, at Chicago, Choss—International, masters’ tour- nament, at London. Polo—International tournament of Thousand Island Polo club. Yachting—Ltpton Cup races, Class R., at Chicago. Boxing—Bob Roper vs, Fred Ful- ton, 10 rounds, at Winnipeg; Pete Hartley vs. Johnny Darcy, 10 rounds, at Woonsocket; Harry London ys. Paul Demers, 10 rounds, at. New Bed- ford; Gene Delmont vs. Kid Lee, 10 Wildeat Nel- son, vs. Mickey Walker, 12 rounds, at rounds, at Worcester; Long Branch. EAST LOW FARES Unusually low fare round trip | Che Casper Daily Cribune | SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF WIRE | CUBS TIE CARDINALS. | CUBS OUTCLASS BRAVES. 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