Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 16, 1922, Page 4

PAGE FOUR BIG TEN TAKES AUT WILL F Conference Opponents o Activities on Training Title Confenders Eliminated CHICAGO, Oct. 16.—Back Yale, Iowa’s conquering heroe: Big Ten the idols of the mide! west and the principal foe of} of the western conference h reaches high speed r five football teams pionship race wh BULL FIGHTERS SEE BIG YEAR): Prosperous Season for Mexi- can Sport Forecast to Impressarios. MEXICO CIT’ ing in Mexico during the coming weason is going to be on a bigger and Detter scale than ever, according to the impressarios who are to handle the arena events. ‘The pick of world matnadors, includ ing the best in Spain, is to come to Mexico. Rodolfo Gaona, idol of his countrymen here, is the recognized “ace” of the fighters, and with him will be associated Ignacio Sanchez Mejias, Juan Belmonte, Freg, Juan Gllveti, and other s Throvghout the past summer there has been much newspaper agitation against the high salaries paid fight ers, which has resulted in almost ex orbitant prices being demanded for tickets. As a result the matadors will recetve slightly less this fall and winter, but even so Gaona will col lect 12,000 pesos every afternoon, he appears in the ring, with the privilege of @ benefit performance which ts elways good for an additional 1,000 pesos. CAFE IN BALL PARK IS BLOWN Only a Few Dollars Found by Robbers Seeking Gate Receipts. CHICAGO, Oct. 16.— Five armed safe robbers late last night apparent. ay in search of $28,800, the receipts of the Cubs-White Sox city series cham- Pionship game gesterday in which the Cubs, the National league club, won the title, surprised and bound the ‘ne- gro Watchman at Comiskey park and Diew open the safe. Only a few dol- lars in change was in the safe. Says Indigestion World Resulis By Leased Wire GHT TO BEAT RIVAL Oct. 16.—Burl'fight- | ¢ ——= is Wy | f Heeloae! Will Center for Big Games; Three from their 6-to-0 triumph over} s are at once the pride of the} in the cham-} Saturd | next mest) Chicago, | | Wisconsin and Michigan. na also is off the Iowa sched- the Hoosiers are hardly con- red dangerous enough to threaten| serfousty the championship aspira-| tions of others of the Big Ten. The fact that Iowa does not meet! three of the strongest teams in tho| ‘ & wider rangu to! championship possib les in the Big Ten. Another element $s th absence| of a Chicago-Michigan game this year. | All these fact pparently give more teams a better chance fo. Big Ten| football honors won by Iowa last fall, | The Hawkeyes meet Illinois, losers| to Butler last Saturday by a 10 to 7/ score in the annual Illinois homecom.| a UNDERWEIGHT “IWANCE COSTLY WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.—Although | “keep off the grass” signs on the na-| tional capitol grounds have worked ° army and others, © terror for golf bugs, which now have invaded the spacious} PARIS, Oct. capitol greensward for the first time| ounces in the weight carried by in history, The national golf epidem!c| Dauphin in the Municipal ‘council! has spread to the capitol lawns, those/ stakes at Longchamps Saturday cost behind the senate office butlding be-| the horse’s owner, Captain Jefferson ing used daily by senate attaches for|D. Cohn, 238,480 francs in stake Practice with the niblick, mashie and | money and a little more than 200,000 putter. Flying golf balls have so en-/| franca in bets, Dauphin being dis- dangered senatorial office windows! qualified. that arrangements are being made to| Jockey Sharpe had welghed out: Umit the lawn’s use to putting by in-|eorrectly, but Dauphin's girth snap- stalling a practice clock course, after] ped, and waa’ replaced. The substitute approved country club fashion, with | girth was found to welgh 120 gram little cups, flings and other golf bug! mes less than the original. Dauphin. atmosphere. which was quoted at odds of 11 to 1 Billiard Play im, winning ne canter. tofifn- At Philadelphia Is Scheduled PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 16.—An in- terstate professional three cushion Dillard league with 14 players repre- senting 11 cities will get under way on October 23, according to a letter but Golf Epidemic Spreading to Capitol Lawns Captain Cohn Loses 238,450 Francs in Stakes for Lack of Four Ounces. 16. — Lack of four Racing. H Meeting of Empire City Racing as- sociation opens at Yonkers Meeting of Kentucky Jockey club,’ at Latonia. 4 | Meeting of Maryland Fair associa- tion, at Laurel. Che Casper Daily Cribune WDA FMF ETCHA THATS A DANDY WATCH HEAR IT 'T “THE TRIBUNE’S PAGE OF SPORTING By Bree HUBS CAPTURE Ax-4> Hun! { vo HAVE A WATCH IF t WANTED (Tt BuT _b DONT WANTUT NEW YORK, Oct. 16.—“Pears to me now I've seen the first game of my life, that football is pretty rough } stuff.” sald Mrs. D. N. Richardson, 88 years old, great grandmother, who brought 25 relatives from Dav- enport, Iowa, to see her Towa boys win their big game against Yale Saturday. Mrs. Richardson is stay- ing over In New York a few days before returning to Iowa in the private car she chartered for the trip, “I wanted Iowa to win, because my boys and girls all live around me in Iowa,” she sald. “But when I saw those young players stretched flat every once in a while my heart just went out to them. Seems to me something -better could have been done for them than just douss them in the face with a wet sponge. ‘They needed mothering and 1 want. ed to give it to them. I forgot all about the game.” Mrs. Richardson and her party H@B Today and Tuesday 4 from John Scanlon, of Milwaukee, Cycling. | Was Entirely Overcome Hope-for the billions of unfortunate} ™en and women who are victims of} stomach trouble is sounded by Thomas | Fitzpatrick, 1941 Mission street, San| Francisco. Mr. Fitzpatrick was a vi¢-| tim of stomach trouble in its worst| form but was completely restored to health by taking Tanlac. He says: “I suffered from indigestion for about a year and was in awful pain after every meal. I had no strength} or energy and was just ‘all in.’ Tan-| lac fixed me up so fine that my trou-| bles are things of the past. I have put on weight, too, and I'm feeling like a new man.” Undigested food ferments in the stomach and soon the entire system is filled with poisons. ‘Tanlac was @esigned to restore the stomach to a| healthy condition and build up the whole body. Millions everywhere have ecolaimed its wonderful power. Get # bottle today. Taniac is sold by all good drug-} gists.— Adv. A Bishop-Cass Theater + LAST TIMES TODAY “The Telephone Girl” A Musical Comedy of the Big Time Type. Presented, by THE JOLLIES COMPANY —Also— “CONCEIT” Shows at 7 4nd 9 secretary of the league, made public here today. The schedule calls for Annual meeting of National Cycling association, at New York. 104 games for each contestant, half Chess, { of them being in his home city. American national championship’ sy ea a tournament, at New York. | Checkers. American national* championship tournament, at Boston. Golf. New England Professional Golfers’ tournament, at Marliuro, Mass. Field Triais. IN ARMY ENDURANCE RAGE BURLINGTON, Vt., Oct. 16—Twen- ty-one horses started today in the annaul army endurance ride. The American mounted service cup, the Arabian horse cluy medal and cash prizes totalling $1,700 will be award- ed to the best performer. The course is 300 miles. Sac each NS rots. club begin at West Chester, Pa. t Annual trials of Western Beagle club begin at Bass Lake, Ind. i BUY PIGEON’S COFFEE It’s Fresh Roasted Pigeon Tea & Coffee Co. Phone 623 Board and room; Thorn boarding house, Riverview and Second) street, Mills, Wy 10-15-2t¢ a ~ A group of 15 persons may now tak: an airplane flight over New York city, lasting 15 minutes, for $3.50 each. Admission 40c “LONESOM Admit R. W. Harris anc TUESDAY ONLY A JOLLIES REVUE And Feature COMEDY, THRILLS, E CORNERS” Admission 10c i one to “Telephone Girl.” Annual trials of Sportsmen's Beagle jf “nT TIi a4 CASPERS FAMILY THEATRE £\ tJ B16) LY ERED ER TODAY Bert Vallee’s Radio Girls Present Under the Personal Direction of Ed.Lucas THE CONVICT’S DAUGHTER In Three Acts Also Big Feature Picture . LADIES’ MATINEE WEDNESDAY , Receiv a Piece of China Free Constance Talmadge In the Comedy-Drama ‘‘Dangerous Business’ —Also— Two-Part Comedy “Sunless Sunday” 1toll 10c-25¢ Wednesday & Thursday Tom Moore peal ants “Hold Your Horses” —Also— COMEDY TEARS AND MUSIC T. Oct. 16. W. First, Off Center—Admission 40e—Shows 7 and 9 FOOTBALL “PRETTY ROUGH,’ SAYS 88-YEAR-OLD FAN FROM IOWA ‘NEW HAVEN CHALLENGES FAISCO 70 BALL SERIES NEW HAVEN, Conn., Oct. 16.—The |New Haven eastern league baseball club has sent a message to President McCarthy of the Pacific coast league challenging San Francisco, the pen- nant winner of that circuit to a series with the local ‘team which defeated the Baltimore Internationals two out of three games recently. ‘Tie challenge, {t was said toda: [was sent out after reports were now where I'd take up a lot of ceived that Baltimore would not go fancy stunts.” west to play the San Francisco club. plan a round of theaters and din- ners during their brief stay in New York. “I'm curious to see your town agein,” sho sald, explaintng that her last visit was in 1892. “Styles and, femigism,”. she re peated. “Well you can talgs a good look at me and guess haw much I care for rew fangled ideas. 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