Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 1, 1922, Page 9

re FOR TIGER GAME Stage’s Warriors Willing to Book More Grid Contests With Princeton. CHICAGO, Nov. 1—It Princeton ts ‘willing to continue bootball relations with the big ten and should propose another game next year the proposal ‘will _rece've “every consideration” by thé Maroons, according to A. A. Stags. athletic director of the University of Chicago. Mr. Stagg expressed his attitude on future inter-sectional games when he learned of Yale's invtation to Iowa to Play another game tn 1923. Football fans of the west regarded Stage’s statement as an indication that there is little opposition in west ern conference official circles to future inter-sectional games if played during the regular seasn. Coach Howard Jones of Hawkeyes, ‘who said last night he had not yet re- cetved the Yale invitation, declined to commit himself on the matter of in- tersectional games. They Can Grow Beards If They Can’t Win Games BATON ROUGE, La, Nov. 1.— Members of the Louisiana stave unl- versity football team appeared on State field today with a three days’ deard in accordance with a written Promise signed by all varsity mem- bers not to shave until they won a game. The Tigers, made desperate by their ill-success, are determined to make the fight of their lives to be able to take a shave either this or next week, their jeaders announced. NORTHWESTERN FROSH RUNS OVER VARSITY IN HARD SCRIMMAGE PLAY CHICAGO, Nov. 1—The freshman football squad at Northwestern un!- versity went on a rampage yesterday in practice sessions against the first and second varsity teams, scoring 12 touchdowns. The yearlings’ attack was featured by use of the forward pass ewhich the varsity teems could not stop. Northwestern meets Illinois at Urbana Saturday. Racing. Meeting of Kentucky Jockey club, ‘at Latonia. Meeting of Maryland Jockey club, at Pimlico, Cycling. Second Cay of six-day race in Chi. cago. Wrestling. Stanislaus Zbyszko vs. Cliff Binck. ley, at’ Boston. Boxing. Jack Britton vs. Mickey ‘Walker, fitteen rounds, at New York. TWO NARROWLY ESCAPE DEATH FROM FUMES IN DIGGING WATER WELL BAGGS, Wyo., Nov. 1.—Henry Hic- keox and William McDonald narrowly y asphyxiation from homestead near here when the latter was over- come by the fumes in attempting to extricate Hickox from a well which they were drilling. McDonald col-; Japsed and plunged twenty-five feet Cown into the well shaft and let Hic- kox' slip back to the bottom. The! fumes cleared and both men regained consciousness. Not A DROP IN THE HOUSE AND ME F DYinG FoR A SHOT? GUESS tL CALL UP Mac AND GeTh To INVITE mE OvER - Good HELLO MAC- THis You Mac-7? THs 1s Bur- YEN- How's BYGRY THING — -.- THASS Goob WHAT'S THaT!? 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An instructive book has Deen pub- 3 | noted specialist of Kan Coach Dean Morgan of the Casper high school football| ity. tis |team had the squad out yesterday making preparations for from, piles cree ae the game next Saturday at Athletic park with Worland high = “Ret” irom, | dlaaiehaier ak school. From nev on to the end of the season the Jocal/other cutting or burning m eleven faces four hard games in succession and only the best| without ce yg So | brand of foothall will bring them out on top in a majority | pos? en ‘a success for twenty-th | Of these games. Chevenne — Bu the Greybul years and in more than six th tr ir ly on the heels of| only r s for the! » the |Mshed by Dr. rectal sent postpa’ opposition last Friday ted Greybuil 24 to 6 season game and has ng since that date. 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