Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 13, 1922, Page 11

HERMOP LEADING BASIN SQUAD NEXT GAMES MAY BRING CHANGE WORLAND, Wyo., Oct. 13.—The Thermopolis high school leads the Big Horn basin football conference in per- centage to date with two victories to its credit and no de- feats. Lovell! and Powell are next and Worland fourth, but some shifts in the standing are expected when this week's games “afe played. O'DOUL (5 GIVEN TO BOSTON CLUB Huggins Authorizes Releas as First Official Act of New Year. The Washakie Warriors were de }feated last Friday by the Basin eleven by « score of 38 to 0. The game was one sided from the start, and showed |the lack of organization on the part jof the Worland men. Cowley romped fon Cody by a score of 88 to 0 on the ‘Cowley grounds. On the same day ‘Thermopolis blanked Greybull at Grey bull making three touch downs and one goal totaling 19 polnts. Powel! and Lovell played a tie game each making 19 points in the alloted time. |The, stabding of the teams are as fol- | lows: oo | ‘Team Won Lost Tie W YORK, Oct. 13.—The first of-| Thermopolis EE 9 6 ficial act of Miller Huggins, on re-| Lovell... 1 o 1 cetving word that he was to be rr-| Powell ee ° 1 tained as manager of the Yankees for| Worland 1 1 ) another year wat to send Lefty O'Doul | Basin 1 le 0 to the Boston American league club.! Cowley 2 1 o “Well, here I am, still manager =f! Cody 0 2 © the Yankees and ready to make plins!Creybull 0 ° for another season,” was Huggins’| fucz; Worland will meet Lovell on greeting to newspapermen. ‘The first!the Warriors grounds; Basin will go act.of the reelected administration is|to Powell anc’ Greybull will play Cody the release of Lefty O'Dou! to the Bos-!on the latter's field. ton Red Sox. We owed Boston al —_ ———+ pitcher in the deal which made Joe! WALTHALL KAYOED DOUGLAS, Ariz.— Red Millburn | knocked out Fred Walthall of Doug in the 10th round of their bout Dugan a Yankee, and Lefty has been| tagged.” O’Doul was brought here from San! las, Francisco in 1919. here. OVER FOUR YEARS ARE BARRED FROM ATHLETICS, IS NEW RULE CHEYENNE, Wyo., Oct. 13.—The Wyoming High School afternoon,’ adopted a by-law that no stu:/21+ who has attend- engage in athletic contests with other schools, and that no student who has attained his twenty-first birthday shal] be entitled to partictpate in inter-school|the school year, This is designed to atletics. The latter by-law was the|bar “ringers. sult of the fact that a northern; A rule was adopted that Wyoming* high school student more| schools may join the association. than 21 years of zge and with a wife} A number of prorysed ruies _ for and. children participated in the state | submission to the University of Wyo- basketball tournament at Laramie/ming tournament cqmmittee, which last winter. ‘\prescribes rules governing the annual Another by-law adepted ‘Thursday |ligh school basketball tournaments provides that a student participating | [held at Laramie, were discussed. An in inter-school athletic contests shall | other meeting for discussion of such have been registered as + student] rules will be held before the next within ten days after the opening of| tournament. NOW EVEN UP: Americans Defeat Nationals, 4 to 3, in-Fourth Game of City Series. CHICAGO, Ill, Oct, 13.—The White | Sox and the Cubs have each won two! kames in the Chicago city champion- ship series as the result of the C taking Thursday's gome 4 to 3. The fifth game will be played today. The Cubs victory was turned by) ‘ 3 Grover Cleveland Alexander, thé elon- tion at Caneel’) wats: spec gated veteran of the, pitching rtatt,| Trotting. who was touched for 10 hits. Ifooper| 3 was credited “with three singles and | Grand Ciréuit meeting at Lexington. Colling and. Sheely two each, | Buffalo, N. ¥. “Dixie” Leverett, one of the stars) Boxing. : 6¢ this season's crop of rookies, h¢ld| Eddie Anderson vs. Joey Sangor, 10 the Cubs to seven hits but weakened| rounds, at Milwaukee. slightly in the sixth. Statz account-]vs. Johnny Mendelsohn, 10 rounds, at ed for three of the hits. Milwaukee. private ing officers: E. M.. Thompson, Rock Springs, -presicent; F, L. McNown, Rasin,. vice president; (1. K. Fletcher, Casper. seirettry. ‘The board of control will consist of Thompson, for district No. 1; Fletch- er for @istrict No. 3: McNown, for dis- Ntriet No. 4: J. F. Simmons of Chey- yenne for district No. 2 and Morgan Davis of Upton, for istrict No. 5. Pek it ascend” Aa te Sod Sport Calendar Racing. Meeting of Metropolitan club, at Jamacia. Meeting of Kentucky Jockey club, at Latonia. Jockey nT sas 0 SCORELESS r INTEC PLAY Park school stands at the top of {| the percentage column in the grade schnol football league as a result of the scoreless tie played Thursday afternoon at Athletic park between North Casper and Central. Park has won one game, East has lost one game and North and Central There was a big turnout of pupils and thelr songs and yells were not far behind the high school «in volume and pep. Coaches Morgan and Neff of the high school squad handled the offi- ciating with Ward of the high school faculty acting as head lines- remain with a percentage of noth: | “ine iineups: é ing as a result of their tle, Gecteatiow: North Casper Central had ‘the advantage in| Cassen Gehertte weight’ in Thursday's game and gained slightly more ground but | smith Tyre North Casper made up in speed 5 what the team lacked in weight. Both elevens brought the ball within scoring distance several times but hed not the final punch to shove it over the final chalk mark. Both teams showed unusual cleverness in handling the) forward pass and made consistent gains by the overhead route. One triple pass play that the North Casper team handled cleanly several times was worthy of a college team’s attention. Alisman and Green did the bulk of the ground gaining for North Casper with Fred Gibson, quarter: back coming in for several fine run- backs of punts. Scowan, who was injured at the start of the second balf, and Clift, ‘halfback, wére the outstanding backfield meu-for Cen- tral. Full Back. a isass E You must register vote on November 7th. 7 you want to d How to Start the Day Wrong STUDENTS IN HIGH SCHOOL — FOOTBALL GAMES SATURBAY Athletic association, at its annual mee‘iag here Thursday | agara. ed high school more than four years shall be permitted to; Georgie Eagle | NORTH GhPER AND GENTAL TIE N THURSDAY TLE be Casper Daily Tribune Fee. une ic et i ar DOLLARS! A MILLION ! BovyY tooxs Some Four To UNDERSTAND Tri Seeder OF CN IOWING ——— HELLO Jim’ CHeeR UP Tae war ts over! WHAT'S Tre IDEA oF THE VERTICAL Face ? HS East. Valparaiso—Lewis Institute vs. Val-| Southern Method!st. Tech, = i 4 New Ha\en—Iowa vs. Yale. paraiso. Greenville, 8. C.—Georgia vs. Fur-| Tacoma—College of Puget Sound vs S the wool in Wright’s Health Alfred, N.. 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