Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 3, 1922, Page 5

Cbe ee Daily Tribune PAGE FIVE |THE TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF SPOR SPORTING NEWS | By Leased Wire LARAMIE HIGH So By Bree ITTY’ 1 cre rt cae Calendar| OWUNTY SURVEYOR MOVES [ apeeerer i oS ce “OFFICE TO NEW Sige seewoien eer oe TH THE DALY BUILDING at Latonia. New York ners Hero to) Meeting of Kentucky Jockey club Z “ at Windsor. Albert Par ou Henge Loe 288 Play Mesting of Iilino's Jockey club; at| moved hie oftice "7 he Midwest nicago. building tc the Daly building on Cen- oe Meeting of Maryland Fair associa-|ter street. W. H. Fisher, sivil engi- NEW TORK, Oct. 3.—“Big six” vie-| #99. at Laurel neer who is in with Mr. Park also torious in the battle for life, is com Trotting. has moved to the new Joca‘ion. World Results First in News Of All Events 8. rs d a rm 3 & / Game With University Fresh-| men to Mark Opening Of Grid Season } LARAMIE, Wyo., Oct. 3,—Larami r football season | ith a game wi opens this Saturdi pene ents Sessceny. Witt creshnee| ing back to the scene of his greatest] Grand Circuit meeting at Lexington.| The county records, maps, ete, will rhe Thivecsiy. of Wroming freshmen @iamond triumphs. Horse Show. now be located at the new office in nares Sey aeeaale: 15 Sorter, eat Idol of New York fandom for more| Opening of show at Brockton, Mass., the Daly building. ¢ 20 and with arranged with the possibility of Fort) than @ decade and hero of one of the|and Tulsa, Okla the enlarged office space. the county Collins, Colo., belns added as a Novem- Sreatest world's series | triumphs tn Boxing. andthe regular engineering customers history, Christy Mathewson will re + ve a still better service than r. Park has been a civil trona county for the ber date. ‘The echedule is as follows Oct. 7—-Wyoming freshmen at Lar Dave Shade vs. Ra}* Long, 12 rounds at Houston. Wolf Larsen vs. Mike Burke, 12 turn to witness the battles between the Yankees and Giants. It‘witl be the first real game “Matty” has seen in the p. amie. ber rounds at New York ars and Mr. Fisher Oct. 13—Cheyenne at Cheyenne sires yeart. Paull Doyte vi Pete Laten, 3h sous from the s Oct. 2 ON THURSDAY WE ALMosT ON FRIDAY WE ARE ON SATURDAY WE ARE won the fight for at Wilkes-Barre s completed some Oct. 28—Greeley, Colo., at Laramie. | PRAY HELL SHAVE BEFORE ASHAMED To HAVE THANKFUL THE NEXT DAY war experienc orice SE = of large size in Nov. 4—Chuyenne at Laramie } ANOTHER DAY TRAVELING MEN SEE HIM ts SUNDAY So Out of m than a decade of brit | and bridge ! HE CAN START GETTA Mant pitching achievement, “Matty Of 1,500,000 homes destroyed in Po-| bulldlias if . AGAIN. St SHAVE record of three shutouts in the 1905] 187d during the war, about 500,000 P ‘Bookies’ Jam | Terles, when the Giants defeated the ave been rebuilt iia Athletics, stands by itse:t in a niche of fame. He also waa with ts in the series of 1911, 19 Hawthorne Track An Event for Everyone to Enjoy! Increae: strat Crowds : GUIDE Th MEET The Devoe Interior Decorating Demonstration JOURGENSEN— PAINT AND VARNISH DETROIT CHAMP Accepts Challenge of Walter Hoover for Sculling Race In New Orieans CHICAGO, Oct. 3.—Hawthorne A second day of betless horse racing | Tuerday found the old weather-beaten | track jammed with “bookles,” “touts, “regulars,” and other figures in sport ing fe who were anxious to wager their money on the outcome of the races. In bygone years, a generation and| more ago, there were little groups of individuals betting each other in the! stand but no money changed hands #0} ey seo far as could be ascertained by repre: a XBW, OR = are pohen gh A ae * Blind Student greater strength on the offensive than | © a be phn, . n stopping. the Deugias gains, The} ¢™: 2 Any betting re: ‘oral, ae sees passing. from center was erratic, sey. “nie oar hard to obtain evidence. jeinis. of | the championship at the American eral of soy passes resulting in fambl the IMinois jockey club expressed | 1 Oo Try Out for The “Ade pilepet sen en the offence lesion national convention here Octo pleasure at the site of the crowd ber 16-20, Alten Berg, legion national jj Sete parvard Creve SFE HG Won 0 sun pu cS Ccriteen st ar s aa win! herrawad Svek'S Save Win the $10 Cash Prize Granville _C., has Iter Hoov a, world’s champion n, t@ a sculling race for 7 : " The ‘wThey said that a continpation of this Caqupr snky- develop a good) fostball ‘ it G 2 beste, eB ciated ebayer Sod «mi before the season ends but it|®24 a quarter course. if Gude wins eg : , Lee i Pe E i] take many afternoons of strenu-|h@ Will have not only the American +f a Berard toniton: Reet color aemame wuncaltted, by..ax- RESLaIette the staip'e sti CAMBRIDGE. Mass., Oct. 3.—\«iv- ous practice. No one reallzes the| legion championship but the world's Menavare aia, Gntense w Bclbe otek wanicier eur eemarins ’ chile s y an- RIDGE s 3 thr ; . 8 np et met a house plan blank at o nd esa ‘ FR SY 88-| si team's weakness better than Coach| title as well, since the Southern A. A fill out the colors you would suggest for fi S aaah vedanta: nounced that the evidence gathered iam J. Bexgs Jr., of Winches‘er, a BOSE ee oem area, oes: eee | hatosiad famnbun eed sitet ectiae ada lors you would suggest for finishing each room. jorgan and is sq’ out | U- punes cords de 3 chat babes % ; pre ihe hy wi Benny ete tet blind student, has reported for the Monday afternoon trying to correct|'" the legion meet will be official raggestce ate eines ana Tandeqnyar Cucarieate ce: co Blind a i epee cee 3 tts fsadiheoss ton. in ¢ d dsome Certificate ommenda presented 26d tha erika suey [Harvard freshmen crew. He was as : i some of the faults that showed up in tion, signed by Mr. Blake, the famous interior decorator, will bo ee |signed by Dr. R. Heber Howe to the As an aftermath of the game that the Casper High School | Saturday's game. awarded the winner Classified afts in the tribune are|etroke position on crew F. The biind|football team dropped to Douglas Saturday afternoon by a) The team will piay Torrington next Learn How to Make Your Home More Beautiful winners and possibly the keys we! oorsnian had an hour's workout, Helscore uf 21 to 20, comes the realization that Casper has much | Fria’ afternoon at Athletic park. The Devoe FE: Demonstra: will actually show you how give with every 50c paid at office aml ur Gld furn' © br ata you a big prize. S12-¢¢' formerly rowed for Tat and new again; how uch is known about the] easily you car Fat peouaptts <aR Ab ia hopes toatheres ondteaprariendser tie much iy known about the| ny 10 AE RESUMED a tone fooma more livable, lavely. Ito reall score in its games with Billings and Sheridan. The coache on last year’s games and| free course in home decoration. and the players know it, and they haye resumed their tra seven .gcod sized Nebraska ak Fi The demonstration will be held’ on these days only - grind with determination “to correct) drawn in too close to, their tackles! SOU: a DALLAS, Texas, Oct: v—The sky| October 5, 6, and 7 FLASHES HOT OFF WIRE ise deficiencies. They will profit from on the defense and a short pass over Orne chan ebaes eaica court their defeat and hopes are still BIEN 1. a of the tine would have had jgame of the Tulsa-Mobile baseball se-| JOHN JOURGENSEN JOT winnin aggresation. |nig. possiblities ‘of being succeestat. Q2A88 Driven Fes postponed from yesterday becaulso| : Ma aliowance for the fact that’ the punting game was also neglected of a muddy, field. 242 W. Yellowstone P 33 BURKE DEFEATS FULTON. GOLF TITLE UNDECIDED j the Casper team went Into the game/whtn the Caaper team had the wind in ’ Mobile. thetn Association pen- hone ‘EW ORLEANS.—Martin Barke of} NASHVILLE.—The championship of io © crippled condtion not conduclve| itq favor and was not gaining ground Into Golfer s nant winner, and all-Dixie champion, ven the series with ew Orleans was awarded the deci-\the Southern Open, Golf tournament to the best of spirits, the players @P cons atently. The fake tackle buch sion over Fred Falton of Rochester,| here is undecided, the official résult peated weak In some fundamentals of/ whien was gopd for several la Tules, Western league cnampion, the Minn., at the end of a tame 15 round of the play being a tle between Abe the game. In no place did this show) gains, was overworked in the third Eye By Ball): latter having won two games and Mo-, bout here. Fulton welghed 211/ Mitchell, Britisher, and Leo Diegle of "more conspicuously than in *tackli quarter and hardly used at all in the bile one. pounds and Burke 177. New Orleans. The three additional Time and tme again the Dopsla® ¢pgt half. Mixed with passes and end me \holes played by the runnersup to de-/ backs advanced three, five and 10 rung tt might have been more effec “ i « BOUT CALLED OFF. lelae thdlistoh: waalaspeleate P nge.| ards farther than they should havel tive. WAVERLY. N._¥., et. 3—I. A.|the father's glasses, jamming the bathe ws Orange and Black piay:| i Samules of Sayre, Pa., suffered an un-| pieces of glass into his eye, punctur- Pe PHILADELPHIA.—Physicians bar- ment without official sanction, it was because the Orang: aj. The Casper line play from tackle usual injury on the Shephard Hilis|ing the pupfl, Dr. G. A. Haines of \ red Pancho Villa, new American fly- | announced here. ‘Tho purse of $1,250 Fs (osigted in trying to tackle around) |.” vie Was the team’s strongest a: Gayre, who was of the courne, admin: rom ee ity of the D ‘ountry club golf links near here yes weight boxing champion, fi his| was divided equally between thy two, the neck. The majority of the Doug-| i) aithough it was by no means per. ca A eet entece Aed eed Ly Lov Gorin Hager mcr ee scheduled bout Monday night with notwithstanding Mitchell's victory, las €ains were on swinging runs oF)" All the linemen showed much son Battling Murray, dectaring the cham-| over Diegie in playing the extra holes. pays outs'de of tackle and two touch-| will attempt to ith whom he was playing, struck | ter that the sight was completely lost pion was suffering from chicken-pox.| ——-- downs could have been stopped ff the} — JORDAN PINS EISEL Natrona players had tried reaching for! G. ts . MONTANA FOOTBALL. ST. LOUIS—Christ Jordan of Cleve-| the legs of the man carrying the ball te) to t e HELENA, Mont.—Mount St. Charles land claimant of the world’s middle-| instead of trying to grab the ehinsteap | college defeated Goodirig, Idaho, col-; weight wrestling title, defeated Gus | 0m his headgear lege, 47 to 0, on the Jocal gridiron. | Eisel, Missouri champion, in a match) The judgment on plays was not of The visitors, though light, put up a here night. Eisel forfeited to Jor-| the best. One forward pass was the better game than the score indicates dan after Jordan had secure done fall total of Casper's attempts at aerial and were fighting pluckily at the final }and Eisel clalmed his shoulder was in- gains in the first half. ‘Time and whistle. | jured. | time again the Douglas ends were TRIBUNE’S Fashion Show October 18, 20 and 21 At the Elks Lodge Huggins Depends on These Pitchers fifteen (15) BETTER cigarettes Entire proceeds go te Red Cross ———————— = 5 = = = Vertical Coal Well Prepared High In Heat Values A CASPER PROPOSITION Phone 1394 Vertical Lump delivered ___________ $9.75 Vertical Egg Nut delivered_________ $8.75 —better Turkish ~~better Virginia —better Burley ‘Every cigarette fall weight and full size We Solicit a Trial Order Vertical Coal Mining Co.