Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 21, 1922, Page 8

" THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1922. ———_ fhe Casper Daily Cridur 5 “= apa in News PAGE EIGHT a World Results ova Rents” | THE TRIBUNE’S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS. YANKEES CLINCH PLACE IN WORLD SERIES ON WEDNESNAY’S SCORE ROWNS' HOPES | “YANK GLIDER |" aptree iz RE SHATTERED All rich bought I = can buy alot, Pe ss0 a esigned to Defeat,| Yankees have clinched the 1922 American league pennant. | ce at Games By taking the second gamé of the series from Detroit, 6 to 5,/ alls Off. iwhile Washington blanked the St. Louis Browns, 5 to’0, the! |Hugmen increased their lesd to three and a half games. Maroons Will Have Strong Eleven } New York Has Only to Win Half of Games, Remaining on Schedule to Capture ' American League Pennant “i | GERSFELD, Germany, Sept. 21.— (By The Associated Press)—Edmund = teak I nek: tho dcabdiean -athibas: expert| ont ee CRASS Maetptonee. who récently participated im the com . petition at ClermoncFerrand, Franee.| Pay up for yor" Tribune and = |saftered fan accident when his plane's key for every SOc pald. es CHICAGO, Sept. 21.—(By The Associated Press.) —Bar-| ring an upset of the most sensational order. the New York! St. even in their eight! the decisive blow with a homer in 5 a . 8 h no worse than|the ninth after Huggins had thrown sociated TF for first place, if St. Louis|into the fray. his two mound aces, | = s all seven of ite contests. Vietory|Shawkes and Bush “gullet Joe”! } tamed the Tigers in the ninth after| they had tied the count off “Sailor Bob” eighth. re games will give the title tive m r regardless of what the Hy Hit pursuing what seem ne Pirates and | rainbow chance” for the nts battled } ! | jonal jeague penn’ took th®/on even terms until the seventh when | WI iH] HH Hitt first of a three-game delivered a homer that clinched | | 1 York, 4 to 1, t ne for the invaders. Cooper HALT HAA were still fou lity by slashing | | NN i Hi Mt >|front. Det hematics | drive off Ryan i H the situation, P’ tle for ing all nine of its games, paper 5 > by ta Hornsby's consecutive hit F ¢ the Giants obtain only an even opped by Burleigh Lawes flowing crowds a aceiees 3raw i ng on break in their 12 contests. McGraw n in the first g os team was in the thick be san sew up the race by winning but seven more games, regardiess of his rival's showing. The Yankees were forced to call on their best to down Cobb's Tigers in the second struggle. Bob Meusel dealt CHEYENNE GRID f a double-header with the Cardin after it had reached 33 contests but the St. Louls mauler came back in| the second tilt with a brace of home brought his seascn’s total ng Ken Williams of the he Dodgers annexed the 6 to 1 and the Cardinals the ond, 13 to 7. | somers by Wil! helped the Philad ing match Coming on t debacle, two 4 thelr Fore ha abroad ary © MOVE ABDI! re | All of the “Rig Ten’ university teams started practicé on September 15. The University of Chieago pro- + duced an unusually good first day turnout and Coach A. A. fkagg announced that he had material for a champion team ‘Thanksgiving day. Photo shows the 1922 “Maroons receiving their first lecture from the vet: | eran coach. ° ms and Parkinson phia Nationals take from the, Chi- twin BI from the Aethletics, 1 to 0 und 3 to 2, Cleveland captured its second double header in two days from two s Z Winnars of Texas and West- ern Leagues to Play Cham- pionship Series. peed pursult planes p'loted. by Liew living tenant E. G. Whitehead of Selfridge} barat igi eseid bps“ field, néar Detrot, and Lieutenant L. THE BIG FOUR-DAY C. D. Schultz’ of Post’ field, Fort SI, | TMORRISON HOTE WERDNESDAY FINALS National League. . ti 9-6, Boston 3-5. Cincinna’ o e Home.s“the St. Louls 1-18, Brooklyn 6-7 Ps Okla.; two new Thomas-Morse high 2 salted FORT WORTH, Texas, Sept. 21— ; t cones zo: bats al deee oes The Fort Worth and Tulsa basebal! SET Ea! spiote ae van THE HOTEL OF PERFECT SERVICE. ttaburgh 4, N k 1 ‘ as a . 0. er of Selfridge fel a § clubs signed an agreement late y and Teutenant Clayton L. Hesell of| | Clare and Madison Sts. terday providing for a play-off series E ‘ fot seven games. Tulsa is the West- Aenea, eee Jern league pennant winner and Fort Detroit 5. Worth th Boston 2-4. Philadelph: Washington, D. C.; three new Sperry| 9 high speed pursuit planes ‘p'loted by Captain St. Clair of Bolling field; Lieutenant Fonda 8. Johnson of San Antonio.and Lieutenant E. H. Barks dale of Mitchel field, Garden City, N. m | cago Cubs, 9 to 8 and 11 to 1, twhile| jc neinn scored double triumph | Boston to 2, and 5 to 4 and uncop 9 é the Boston Braves, 9 to. 3 and|cred another rookie twirling star ir alt 5, F i a 5 Bedgood, giant Chattanooga recruit, + In finish, in richness of appointments » White Sox climbed to within a | Who won the second contest, | 1 h d M 1} Vov: 25 1 place, by aki a rd ” t i i Dae or Ney alee PP ae [third place, by taking a hed fourht| Meet Me at the Smokehouse. 3 Sedan arouses profound admiration. The iy z — : ~ , N : ; tal Squad. } D Y R b Wh Army Air Service to Compets : BBN reliable wey ae erforms strengthens tie io You Kkemember en--- for Honors in Big Detroit | R the conviction that such great vue J ie. CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept. 21.—The . 5 j ' % : _ American Ten “Lost Pet.|schedule of games for the Cheyenne Classic. is found only in the good Maxwell. Sew 86 a 606| High school eleven follows: Sept. 43, 5 ee t H a . sn zee mee he Loviland, Colo; at Lovelahdn sane: 3 * DETROIT. Sept. 21.—(By The As-| | non SAN * Germs es. ig ' « SS Pittsburg Soe Nee reebe nt cherentens Obie sociated Press)—The United States ‘ ort Sor 2 a aoe: eee te ta he oiled St. Louis. a Rene ee A ae cael nce st army air service has entered sixteen e350 Chleago es Tacemile at Cheyenber/Oct, $4) Dome Rs anise cede cesashateacrerta’ eh 295 rooms 4 : Sie eee a Se C. E. Kennedy Motor Co Philadephia”... 39 ball, Neb., at Cheyenne; Oct. 4, Lata Ls iF sameness agiclae’ wanted! N Bhai Bad ui °. enne y - otor “f Boston = a iawn Pangea OTS Ca teen additional machines have teen | ‘at $5.00 236 West Yellowstone Phone 909 American League Beaute eet at x y entered in the various events precpd-| p é x It. : x : ing the Pulltuer mee. | c a ec per 25 No- a __Clubs— oR ppt. Gatze pt Nore va hgh ow oa Den | The Pul'tzer trophy contestants | The Good New Yor k...-. % 30 are o will represent the last word in me-| 8 : af: Hi oe St. Lous 7 es | chanical perfection, it is announced. | % ¥ : 4 Detrolt Many of these machines have becn | Shs Chicago built especially for this test and arej : : ,- 2 Cleveland expected to develop the fastest speed | 1 . Washington ever attained. by man. . a saree ERIN RE ra . 4 Enncaepbie The Pulitzer entries of the army in 4 pe ae, 3oston Include two new Curt’ss high speed} @ 5 pursuit planes piloted by Lieutenants fl’ CHICAGO ied ; R. L. Maughan and L. J. Maitland of | rats OO pals L t Ss RA i j Mather field, Sacramento, Cal'f., and! in the Heart of the Loop * DONT MISS THIS Bolling field, Washington, D. C., re| Te Z ast SC aa ctlvely; ‘two new. Loening’ algu| § oguyenugnt to all ma | : A = Jimmy Collins (left) and Fred Tenney were basoball stars of a decade ago? Recently the stars of other days held a reunion game in Boston and these gentiemen captained the opposing teams respectively. 2 Tease Garden j Washington New York Meveland 5-5, Chicago, 1-3 House Peters And Virginia Valli At Best in ‘The Storm’ ‘The limited number of principals in} the Univer 0-2 ARMY GOODS NOW ON Pick Your Bargains at the Six Thomas Morse 3.B.-s biplanes also are entered, ‘hey will-be piloted by Captain B. E."Skeel, Captain HM. Elmendorf, Captain Oliver W. Bro- berg, Lieutenant Benjamin K. Me- Bride, Lieutenant D. F. Stace, and Lieutenant J. D, Summers, all of Selfridge field. Lieutenant ©. C. Moseley of McCook | field, Dayton; Ohio, winner of the|— 1920 Pulitzer’ race, will pllot a Verille-| Today’s Games National League. Pittsburgh at New York. » Louis at Brookiyn. ago at Philadelphia (2). Cincinnati at Boston (2). PIGEONS COFFEE ~ It’s Fresh Roasted Pigeon Tea & Coffee Co. Phone 623. CY WILLIAMS GETS 25TH. |. PHILADELPHIA—Cy Willams of Rosen-|/the Phillies smashed out his twenty- ATE SET FOR BOUT. 1 x YORK—The middleweight} boxing match between Dave American League. 9-21-4t Jewell production which will be! 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