Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 18, 1922, Page 12

— ar ve cern. pd eumod vantene ON SOM ANN ARH EE _______._ i NATRONA HIGH TO BATTLE SQUAD ~ RINSHO miske-cissons Fick” GrHMFIIER OUT DENVER GLUBIS. ~ = FROM LARAMIE ON HOME HELG Game Next Friday to Be First of Season With Eleven From Southern Section of State; Team Is Put Through Hard Workouts Caspér’s high school football eleven, after a week's rest,! during which time no game was scheduled, is practicing faithfully for Friday’s battle with Laramie, ‘one of the three teature at home cont two are with Cheyenne anc th Coache: nd Neti Morgan a 1ts ay they ust be in the best c heap 65 00 TICKETS SOLD T0 CAME Fans Become Frantic When S. R. O. Sign Is Hoisted at New Stadium. ork COLUMBUS, Onto, for Det. 18. tickets Almost to contest new Ohio are being als to take ay when 3, boards will ly 65,000 Approxims tickets already have heen sold. Saturday has been claimed a halt by ‘Thomes One of the biggest problems con-| fronting the city today is how to care for the out of town visitor. All hotel accomodations were exhausted weeks ago, afternoon holiday pro. Mayor MINNESOTA PRIMED TO REPEAT THIS SEASON IN SWIMMING CONTESTS MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Oct. 18 Although the public gaze ts now.cen- tered on football, the University Minnesota swimming aggregation {9 priming itself to again win the con- ference championship, the only sport in which the Gopher institution took inftiel honora last year. With his eye turned on the mid- west championship, Coach Neils Thorpe {8 puttin ghis crew of mer. men through stiff courses. With the exception of Atwood andQ Jorton this year’s team undoubtedly will be composed of veterans practically all of whom hold seme individual record Swimming was made a major sport at the University of Minnesota only three years ago. The first yerr, with a hastily organized combination, Minnesota took second at the con- ference meet at Evanston. The fol lowing year the Maroon and Gold captured the conference honors and are now out to repeat. At the of last season, three Gopher swimmers were placed on the All-American team selected by an} eastern swimming = critic Mcrray Lanpher. John Faricy and John Day ~ere the ones honored. Lanpher holds the Central Junior 220 and@ the Nationa! Junior 220-yarci records while Faricy holds the Cen- tral Junior 100-ynrd breast stdoke. The latter also broke the world’s 100- yard record in the Minnesota pool last fall. Day holds the Central Ju- nior 100-yard dash Clifton Holmes, Hugo Hanft are o ybable mem- bers of this year’s varsity team Coach Thorpe announced freshmen are trying out for on the variou 2 German Scribes To Receive Aid 18—(By The Asso-! BERLIN, Oc ciated Press.)—"Down and aut” news-| paper men who have been walking the streets of Berlin and other cities | {_ Germany in large numbers in search of jobs, will be beneficiaries of an ald fund of 250,000,000 marks which Hugo St the finacier, Is promoting many editors and rporters have been thrown out of placed on short time. Herr Stinnes 1s owner of the Allgemeine Zeltung. mes is sald to be actuated hrough appreciation of the newspaper Ww needed ir > - G. &S. Roundhouse Will Be Enlarged| NNE, Wyo., Oct. 18.—T 40 & Southern © Railr ced that it woul its roundko 2 five stalls ng a how: ty loncome. here for s arranged, for this season. The other e team from Billings, Mont. are sending the men through mie ually turn: f the est teams in part e state and is always well forti fied on account of hav the University ng. pre ed ¢ Wyoming t time t a has the 1 men in conditic and Lester, both handicapped e in god Elks’ Three t FE Caspe Tuesday ing which re er is looki willing goticte wa the eight In his fi Jack in Therm FORKING BOUT Tourney Battler of 2y Schneider, tournament three years ago ht turned to after « the northern part of the state an} in Montana and the Dakotas der \con A Dunn, of Livingston, Years Aco Returns o See*: Fight. & product of the his home town long absence dur- he has been fighting In Schne! local match and anyone ing for & to meet He tried} Ardmore, pwed Franc e ring at 129. » pounds ant was able to ne w at the enc -of aa a vious to this Schne!- thé featherweight Mont. He recently a3 a spar pride: has been SUED BY TEBEAL Breach of Contract Charged in Connection With Use of Ball Park. | DENVER, Colo., Oct. 18.--Suit for $71,500 was filed in the district court here by George Tébeau, leasee of the ‘Broadway Baseball park of Denver, agcinst the Denver Western League Rasebail club, | Tebecu bases his sult on the al ei breach of a contract which he jalleges in his complaint bound C. H. Atkins and F. L. W jock officers Jof! the club. to sublease Broadway |park from him for a period of seven years Grid Bxeiieinent Is Fatal to Man |. LUVERNE, Minn., |c. Mannigel, 51, overcome with excite- x Oct. 18.—John | | sonk c 5 sith lysis whit ! I . |ring partner of Ray Conley, previous) ment and stricken with paralys' e ten |The referee agreed, and the victory of the fight which had been staged in.|vey Thorpe in ‘ Tee eee Cote Et: te right: Conch Meate, tia hots totay. ie 5g the Madison Square gardens was awarded to Miske. | iter <4 pe sare Ct, tecn ‘Carherry, — on : a eco Delaney Signed in condition 1 ' . new. y jo} rm. st dl tar, lay > start and ple; t end, FS] h tone 4: pat carried it | Years ago. by aia none eae \ELIGIBILITY OF i a rp ea aaa tr ak Diving elaney igne The .team was for. an 20 and 1921 of e scienc> i” n- 4 b le wa : » ie, the. gate Gate in the gaine two weeks rgo in whic’ b ata icing of the. garse. His experience| pie ous : To Battle Gre : peanant|stico, cat time: tea taped nin 0) COAST. PLAYERS ' te umes, doteatet etantora. The aro working fairly smooth! 6 Nee igthapaieg ro ada sl de . iesaay Peseta ee \ . ; ; °| = sche { fence at Latham and Mejors!) eT. PAUL, M. 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