Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 6, 1922, Page 11

MISSOURI COACHING STAFF 1S NE COLUMBIA, Mo., Sept. 6—(By The Associated Press.) — Football strategy of the east, the middle west and the west will be brought together when the new University of Mis souri coaching staff takes charge of the candidates for the Tiger eleven here September 15. Tom Kelly, head coach, represents the west, having been graduated from the Univer- sity of Chicago after a spectacular; Willi . who takes Murray fovtball career there, and having pre-|Kent’s place as football coach at viously coached at middle western and|Ames, has had @ remarkable record far western schools, including among Ohio schools as a coach of eourl, the Missouri School of Mines| winning teams. He played halfoack and the University of Idaho. The|on the Ohio state football team three eastern banner will be carried by|yvears, and was placed on the mythi- Henry Garrity, Princeton quarterback /cal all-western team his last t for the last three years, who will do|years. Following graduation, he bis first coaching work on Rollins sisted tn the football department Field this fall. | Ohio State for two years. Garrity comes as a new man, but! * backed dy = brilliant football career | at Princeton and the highest recom- menéations from "Bill" Roper, former Missourl mentor, now heaf coach at Princeton. Football prospects at Missouri are wood this year in spite of a dearth of veteran -material. Only six or soven| cute. letter men will report, but strong re-|wew York .__. 76 inforcements will come from last! pittsburgh . —.... 73 year's freshman team, and the new c+ Louis __ — 71 Tiger coaches sr~ eonfident of theirl Chicago _ n ability to fl tie vacant berths ac-icincinnatl ~ 22. 71 ceptably. Brooklyn . ------s-= 64 In the ling Captain Herbert Bunker, | Philadelphia — 4s center, will return with Ralph Keller, | Boston 33 guard, and Rosco Hill, tackle. Tony| Bundschu, Al Lincoln and Johnny} Enight, afl letter men, will be in the| backfield, and it ts probable that Ei-|s+ Louis mer Kershaw, another two-year man, | > few York will also report. The remainder of | Hotroit the positions are open to rookies. Chicago - Cleveland ~ AMES WORKOUTS ‘Washington HAVE STARTED, Philadelphia - -- 54 MMB, Iowa, Sept. 6—(By The As-| Boston - - sociated Press.)—Football practice al- So ee, ready in under way at Iowa State) DENBY ENROUTE TO COAST. collage with Sam Wllaman, former) star at Ohio State university, direct-) CHEYNNNE, Wyo., Sept, 6.—Hd- ing the work of building a winning| win B. Denby, secretary of the navy, combination, A squad made: up| passed through Cheyenne Wednesday largely of green material, with a num- en route to Washington from the Far ver of good prospects who played on| Hast. the freshman eleven last season, out the first practice call Club Standings National League. Won. Lost. Pot. 52.593 58.557 89 646 be 546 60 541 67 489 81 368 7 408 Clubs. (OWA GRID PRACTICE UNDERWAY ‘Boston ‘Clubs Both Take Double-Headers From League Leaders; Williams Gets 3t4h Homer With the-Bases Full CHICAGO, Sept. 6—(By The Associated Press.}—Dou- ble-barreled disaster at the hands of the Boston clubs, tail- enders in both leagues, left the pennant pects of the New | York clubs in a precarious condition today. The Red Sox, a jinx most of the season to the Yankees, | jolted the American léague champions from the lead with a double defeat, 43 and 65, while St. knocked out of the box in the first Louls nosed out Cleveland, 10 to 9./ana McQuillan in the second contest. |The Braves gave the Giants « twin! The Chicago Cubs tied St. Louis for | trouncing by scores of 6-0 and 4-2 and third place in the National league by as Pittsburgh crushed the St. Louis| beating Cincinnatl, 8 to 1. Detroit Cardinals, 11 to 0, New York's lead/ and the Chicago White Sox split a over the Pirates was cut to four and a|double header while Brooklyn half games. Philadelphia also divided honors m a 296. Yankes discards helped the Red Sox/twin bill. |to make 11 victories out of 11 games —_— with the Bankees this season. Johnny Fi Mitchell's homer in the first and Del| Pratt's circuit clout in the second Ag were blows that spelled defeat for Sang acters “| COMPETE AT CAMP PERRY Shawkey and Joe Bush. Ken Williams helped the Browns-to os regain tho lead by walloping out his |thirty-fourth homer with the dases| HELENA, Mont.,.Sept. ¢—Fourteen full, tying Horoity for the|/markamen from the Montana national méjor league slugging lead. George| guard will leave Glendive Thursday Sister laced out two hits, bringing his|/for Camp Perry to take part in the | streak of consecutive hitting to 85/national rifie matches September 2 ‘games, five behind Ty Cobb's Amer-|to }s. Plans for an elimination shoot ican league record, made in 1911, and|in Helens before the national matches nine back of Willie Keeler’s old Na-|was abandoned by Adjutant General | tional league mark made when he was Charles L. Sheridan, with Baltimore in 1897. | ‘The members of Nhe team will be | Pitching weakness that has become Major E. H. Williams of Bozeman, | chronic with the Giants and failure to| team captain; Captain J. W. Long of |sotve Frank Miller and Rube Mar | Helena, team coach; Sergeant William |quard were the principal factors in) H. Orr, Corporal Walter P. Adame and {thelr double eetback. Ryan was/ Private Frank D. Moinbach of Sidney; | Sergeant Charles Renz and Private Louis Proctor of Poplar; Lieutenant | George Finley, Sergeant Phillips and | Last Scores Private Melvin Johnson of Bozemar, j Corporal Leonard Mosn and Private George Grunts of Culbertson ena Ber. geant. Merrit Davison and Sergeant ‘XUESDAY FINALS. Charles &, Baker of Whittehall. National 3 New York 0-2, Boston 6-4. Breoklyn 8-8, Philadelphia 11-f, Bt. Louis 0, Pittsburgh 11. Chicago 8, Cincinnati 1. American League. Boston 4-6, New York 8-5, Detroit 9-5, Chicago §-15. 10. 19. Tho Legionnaires Plan Tourney NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 6.—Now | ‘2° Orleans sportsmen are preparing for American wiLLIA F, puns International Detective Agency, Ine, ‘New York - . ‘May Sth, en < The most about it. in shaving. HERE'S not an itemin the-papers that means so much to men as.a five min- ute talk with any dealer who shows the Red Diamond in his store window. your daily shave—illustrated with the New Im- proved Gillette, a : You may think you are-getting now-everything in shaving that a razor can. Or you-may*know-vaguely that something .isn’tijust-right But remember-this— ‘ You have.still-to- experience the-last-word-of luxury Only the New: Improved ’Gillette can give:it:to-you. / Whats ‘Todays News practical kind of advice on bettering ° s give.you. THE TRIBUNE'S OF BROWNS JUMP INTO LEAD ON DOUBLE. DEFEAT OF YANKS .- LARAMIE MAN Complete Results of Golf Tournament at Cheyenne CHEYENNE, Wro., Sept. 6.—MI! lard White of Laramie is Wyomings new golf champion, having won the first annual state tournament at the Country club here by the scores of 227 on the 18-ksle course, frey of Casper took second honors andlwith a score of 256. Ted Maddon of Laramie won the pioneer flight with 213; Jatk Kenke! of Cheyenne second, In Schulte of Ccaper was first, 293, and Hugh Caufman of Cheyenne second, Women’s Tennis League Formed CLEVELAND, Eopt. 6—A Women's Tennis league has been organized here with Miss Ruth Kix singles champion, pre: Ruth Wise Friedman, holder, as secretary, with the avowed nament over the New Orleans Coun- try club course October 16, 17, 18 and all American Legion- members and members of the Legion Auxiliary. The qualifying round will be eight- three competitions. men of the Leg- fon, women of the Legion, and women of the American Legion Auxiliary. Medals and trophies will be awarded to the winners and runners-up In each event. Nelson M. Whitney, a member of sames and former golf champion of the south, will be in cuarge of the Legion tournament, First in News Of All Events | NIN ===) OLE BATTLES = . - New King? | F MECAL WINNER at Louisville Meeting of Montreal Jockey clud at Montreal. BROOKLINF: | Fourteen Am golfers remained teur tourname round began téday a! with the prospect o thrilling matches be should -be reduced to eig ernoon. One feature match was Over Labor Day. "Trotting. Conn. 45 Great Western Circuit meeting at Hamiline,. Minn, Golf. National amateur | tournament at Brookline, Mass. Canadian . Seniors’ cham; tournament epens at Toronto. California amateur championship tournament at Del Monte. that between Robert A. Gardner of Chicago, former champion and Robert 277. fight Tennis. the tenderfoot A. Al West Massachusetts cham: tournament opens at Stockbridge. Jebnery Dundee va, Willie Jackson, 15 rounds, at Brooklyn, at St. Louis last year, ponent another young star, Jesse E. Sweetser of New York, where he is metropolitan char Champion Jesse ( ion rd played Reg onn., yospose of “lifting tennis from the ety page and into the sport page where :t belongs.” The new organtzation te the result af discontent among women players beceuse of what they considered dis- crimination in the tennis organiza- tions of the city, and has met with instant response. Already it has doubled the membership goal eriginal- ly set. It intends to promote inter- est of women in the sport and has planned 4 series of exhibition tourna- ments by local stare. A tah na Meet Mo at the Smokehouse. two years ago. Evans 5 pion, renewed his battles with W. C. a form At Cleveland Fownes, Jr., of Pittsburgh, former chainpton, Rudy Knepper of Sioux City, victor { a thrilling uphill yesterday, today played Fri met, former champion. Cyril Trolley, onty member of the British Walker cup team left in the tournament met George Aulhach, of Boston. Harrison Johnson of St. Paul played William McPhail, of Boston Frank A. Godchaux of New Orleans, met George V. Rotan of Houston, Texas. also a may be a new home run king he major league next season. Red Russell has made good hip recent acquisition by the pirates by slugging out three home runs in one game bringing his total to 12 for the sea- son. ~ eerroneie eae Jewelry and watch repairing by ex- bert workmen. All work guaranteed Casper Jewelry Mtg. Co, 0.8 Bldg. 55-1 SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF WIRE AMSTERDAM BARS BOXING. AMSTERDAM—Public boxing con 8 Bre prohibited by a police order issued yesterday and effective immo- i we KCORIE BLANKS TIGERS. RABBIT GETS FIVE HITS. CHICAGO.—Cectl Duff, recruit ST. LOUIS—Rabbit Maranville’s| from the South Dakota league, pitched was a big factor in Pitte.|Well for the White Sox against De- Darkhta win over St. Lents | trol yesterday. After Blankenship He got five safetios. hed been knocked out, he held the —— . scoreless for six innings. TWO HOMERS CLOUTED. PHILADELPHIA—Cy Williams ‘There im the Iowa. ruggie cls Out former city nt, and irs. present title The tournament will be open to | ——_~»—. 02 PLANES IN FLIGHT Sept. a with the lowest sixty-four The final round will con- six holes medal play. tournament will be divided into i the Phillies made two homers in the first game of the dowble-header with Brooklyn yesterday, Thirty-two alr around the Al with the Interna’ Zurich. A Swiss American team at the Olympic Me st tho Smokehouse. 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