Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 10, 1922, Page 9

CASPER MEETS CHEYENNE IN HOLIDAY GAME KICKOFF 19 SET Fon 2 O'CLOCK Crucial Battle of Season: for Natrona Squad Scheduled Here Tomorrow. — At 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at Athletic Park, Casper and Cheyenne high school football teams will line up in the most crucial game of the season for both teams. The loser will be.eliminated from any chance at the giate championshin and a bitter battle fs looked for by supporters of both elevens The Casper eleven will top off two weeks of strenuous preparation for this game with a light signal drill this afternoon. The field is in good con. dition after last week's storm and with No prodailities of rain or snow tonight, the playing should be the fastest that has been seen this season. With the exception of Bill Lester, halfback, the loca! team {s in the best of condition. Lester will start, handi- capped by a bad shoulder, which will interfere with the forward passing program mapped out by Coach Mor_ gan. Lester is the longest and most accurate passer in the backfield and his heaving of the ball has accounted for many long gains made this fall Captain Groves will be at the other half, with Davis, the only freshman on the team, at quarter, and Rae at fuil_ back. Severance, Houser and Mc. Kelvey will probably all be seen in action during the game. The line from end to end will be| Ulv. of Washington —- the ame as started against Laramio, with Kassis at center, MeGrath and Archambault at'guards and Cody and Hanson at tackles and O'Bryan and Julian at ends. Cheyenne comes here with the best record of any high school team in the state. The Cherry and White has won seven consecutive games and been scored on only once. Greeley slipped over a safety’ in a hard fought game tat Cheyenne won from the northern Coloradoans. Pat Norris of the state highway de_/ partment and a former university of Nebraska end, will referee, with Paul Showalter of Douglas, as umpire. The play will de called promptly at 2 o'clock. a TIGER ELEVEN Princeton Squad Scheduled to Reach Cambridge Today for 26th Battle. CAMERIDGE,° Mass, Noy. 10.— Harvard and Princeton had virtually finished preparations today for their 26th annual battle. The Tiger squad planned to go to the stadium imme- diately after its arrival in Boston this attefhoon and engage “in a short} signal drill, The Crimson players a'so will Visit | the stadium for a last light practice, Cleaves at fullback will be the only Tiger in the lineup tomorrow~ who opened against Harvard last year, ac- cording to present plans of \Coach Roper. Snively, right guard, adther yeteran. of last year's victory over the Crimson, is expected to get into the game but will not stam Roper? said. Snively still feels the effect of injuries. sustained in the Chicago game. Harvard will have six veterans available, four of whom started last year’s game. MEET AFRICAN Asks to Take Place of Joe Beckett When British Draw Color Line. ‘CHICAGO, Nov. 10.—Tommy ‘Gib- bons, St. Paul light heavyweight, through his manager, Eadie-Kane, has asked for a chance to take the place of Battling Sili against Joe Beckett, English heavyweight. When the British horne office drew the color line, Kane cabled Major Wil- son, promoter of the proposed match, asking him to substitute Gibbons for Siki + The: Siki_Beckett match was sched uled for December ¢ in London and was barred at the same time the French boxing commission suspenged Sik for nine months and took away his crown of light heavyweight cham_ pion because of his conduct at the Prunier-Balzac fight, when he struck runier’s manage! ee rd THE HOPE OF THE WORLD” of the world in the dust Their homes, their industries their peace must be restored by the rising generation. In them “is the hope of the world. To make motherhood easier, to se- ctire for every baby a clean Dill: of health ond a fair start in life—that is the problem. Lydia EB. Pinkhams Vegetable Com* Lansing—Ohio Wesleyan ys. Mich- pound is. an ‘excellent medicine for|igan Aggies. movhers and for future mothers. For| Wooster—Kenyon vs. Wooster,” ty years this “medicine has been!: Ashland—Defiance vs.’ Ashland. used successfully in all non-surgical cases of womens diseases.— BIBRONS WOULD ‘The war of 1914 laid half the nations} Springfield—Wittenberg vs. DUE ON COAST Big Oregon-Washington State Battle Only One of Impor- | tance’ Saturday. | SPOKANE, Wash., Nov. 10.—al ’ though six of the teams representing institutions belonging to the Pacific| Northwest conference ‘will engage in| football games on Armistice day, only | the rsvelt of one game, the University | of Or gon_Washington State Colleze} | fracas at Eugene, Ore., will affect the conference stahdings. | The only basis on which the Oregon | and Washington State elevens can be! compared is on the fesult of their| games with the University of Idaho. Washington State defeated Idaho 18} to 9, Oregon won from Idaho 3 to 0. | The University of Washington team, | with the University of Oregon holds | the honor of being the only undefeated eleven in the conference, will meet| the University of California at Seattle! in @ Pacific coast conference game. | Other non-conference games will in_} clude the University of Idaho.Uni_ versity of Utah at Boise; Whitman Collegé_University of Nevada at Reno; University of Montana—Montana Ag. ricuitural college at Missoula. The Oregon Agricultural college and Willamette university elevens, the re_ maining two conference members will | both be idle. , Pacific northwest conference foot- ball standings: Team Won Lost Pct. 4" 0 °1,000} Univ. of Oregon - 3 0 1,000 | Washington State 11> 500} Whitman college ------ 1 2 .323/ Univ. of Idaho ee ee eee Oregon Aggies - © 1.000} Univ. of Montana o> 1 000 | Willamette Unty. - © 2 .900 EAST. ! Myerstown, Pa.—Albright vs. West- ern Md, | Meadvitle—Anlegheny | ster. | Amherst=Amherst ys. ‘Hoston-shoston .collegc vs. Baylor. Portiand—Rowdoin ys. Tufts. | vs Westmin-| Trinity. H&milton—Colgate Rochester. | New York—Colunbla ys. Middie-) bury. | Storrs, Conn,—Conn. Aggies vs, St. Stephen's. Polo Grounds—Cérnell . ys. Dart- mouth. Carlisle—Dickinson -ys. St. John's. New York—Fordham vs. Colby. Tancaster — Frank. & Marsh’ vs. ; Swarthmore. ie Cambridge—Harvard vs. PHser| ton. Worcester—Holy Cross. vs. Spring-| field. Baltimore — Johns Hopkins v Drexel institute. Lebanon, Pa.—Lebanon. Valley vs. ; Susquehanna. Bethlehem—Lehigh vs. Bucknell. Allentown—Muhleberg vs. Villan- jova. | Manchester, Vt—New Hampshire vs. Maine. | Philadelphia — “Pennsylvania { Pittsburgh. | State College—Penn State vs. Car- vs. |negie Tech. .¢ Providence—Providence vs. Boston | Unt. Troy—Rensselacs vs, Worcester |Poly: New! Brunswick—Rutgers vs. La, f#yette. ‘GHoboken—Stevens vs. Mass. Aggies. “Syracuse—Syracuse vs, McGill. chenectady—Union vs. Hamilton: , West Point—U. S , Mil. Acad. vs. Notre Dame. ‘Annapolis—U.S. Naval Acad. vs, St. Xavier: | Collegeville, Pa—Ursinus vs. Penn. Mil. ‘ Burlington—Vermont Norwich. Washington, Pa.—W. & J. vs. Wa- ! bash. : Williamstown—Williams vs. leyan. New Haven—Yale vs. WEST. Iowa City—Minnesota vs. Iowa. Columbus—Chicago ys. Ohio State. Madison—Illinols. vs, Wisconsin, Evanston — Purdue vs. Northwest ern. Indianapolis—West Indiana. Tawrence—Nebraska vs. Kansas. Louisville—Washington & Lee ys. Centre. Norman—Missouri vs. Oklahoma. Manhattan—Ames vs, Kansas Ag- gies. | Grinnel—wasbington vs. Grinnell. Terre Haute—Louisvilie vs. Rose Poly. Richmond—Western State Normal ¥s. Wes. Maryland. Virginia vs. vs. Earlham. Indianapolis—De Pauw vs. Butler. Kalamazoo—Valparaiso vs. Kala- mazoo. Oxford—Mt. Union vs. Miami. Otter- bein, Toledo—Muskingum vs. Toledo, Ceveland—Ohio Northern vs. West- jern Reserve. Cincinnati—Dennison vs, j nati | Deyton—Baldwin-Wallace vs. Day- ton. : Cincin- orgetown—Wilmington vs.George- ONE BIG CME Movie of a Man Reading News of the Hour READS OF ANOTHER MURDER WHERE CRAZED FARMER SEXHCADS +s E_eTiRe FAMILY WIT, AXE AND KILLS SEL5 ‘ READS OF AIRPLANE DISASTER KILLING Six Ottawa—Sterling ys. Ottawa. Wichits ‘rmount vs. Baker. Winfield—Friends Southwest ern college. vs. McPherson—Bethany vs. McPher- sori. Topeka—Washburn ts, Emporia. Kalamatoo—Valparaiso vs. Kala mazoo. Detroit—Haskel} In¢@ans “vs. . De. troit. Sioux City—Nebraska Wesleyan vs. Morningside Carthage—Iowa Wesleyan vs, Car- thage. Grinnell—Corne‘l_vs. Grinnell, Decorah—Dubuque vs. Luther, * Fayette—Simpson vs, Upner Towa. Brookings—N. Dakota Aggies ys. 8, Dakota State. Milwaukee—North Dakota vs. Mar- quette. Winona—St. Thomas vs St. Mary's. St. Paul—Halline vs. Carleton, ~ Northfield—Gustavus . Adolphus vs. St. Olaf. . Ripon—Lawrence vs, Ripton, Rollo—Drury ys. Rollo. Kirksville ~-Central College vs. Kirksyile’ State Teachers. B'oomington—James , Millikin vs, Minois Wesleyan, Rock Island—Bradley Poly. gustana. Eureka—Ilinois Col, vs. Eureka. Alton—Blackburn vs. West. Mil. Aw Bloomington — Northern Minois Teachers v Illinois Normal. Alma—Albion vs. Aima. SOUTH._ Atldnta—George‘own ys: Georgia Tech Athens, Ga.—Georgia Virginia. Chattanooga, Tpnn.—Mercer vs. University of Chattanooga. Charlotte, N. C.—Dayidson vs. Wot: ford. Columbia, S. C.—Furman-vsi South Carolina. Columbus, Ga.4Ogiethorpe vs. U. Infantry school. o. harleston, §. adel. Greensboro, . N. ford. Louisville, Ky.—Centre vs. W./& L. —Clemson vs. Cit- C.—Eton ys. Guil- Lexington, Ky.—Transylvania. © vs: Franklin. Lynchburg, Va.—Richmona ys. Lynchburg: : Mobile, Ala.—Howard vs. Spring Hor. Memphis,. Tenn.—Tennessee vs. Mississippi A. & M. Montgomery, Ala.—Tulane vs. Ala- bama Poly (Auburn). New Haven, Conn.—Maryland vs. Yale. Newberry, S. C.—Erskine vs. New- berry, Norfolk, Va.—North Carolina State vs. V. P. I. Nashville, Vanderbilt. New Orleans, La.—Miss. Normal vs. Loyola. Tenn. — Kentucky vs. Richmond, Va.--North Carolina va, Va M. I. Raleigh, N. C.—Wake Forest vs. Trinity. Sewanee, Tenn.—Bir.-Sou. vs. Se- wanee. { Shreveport, La.—Henderson Brown va, Centenary. * Tampa, Fla.—Florida vs. Missls- sippi. Tuscaloosa, Ala.—Louisiana State vs. Alabama. Williamsburg, Va—Roanoke Col- lege vs. William and Mary. ‘Washington. D, C.—Catholic vs. George Washington. Emory,« Va.—Hampden-Sidney Emory and Henry. PACIFIC COAST. Butte—College of tana Mines. A VWni. ys. Icaho vs. y FOOTBALL SCHEDULE SATURDAY: _|OIL LIGHT BEATS Pa READS OF HUGE TIDAL WAVE Ww ORIENT THAT DEsToYS tives OF HUNDRED TrousanD PEoPLE READS OF-~NEW AND IMPORTANT EuIDENCE IN OLD MYRDER MYSTERY) THAT MAY LEAD To CAPTURE OF GUILTY PARTY READS OF AWFUL CONDITIONS In RUSSiA AND ESTIMATE OF MILLION DYING OF STARVATION READS OF HORRIBLE TURKISH ATROCITIES By Briggs! READS of MINE DISASTER SNUFFING ouT. 5o uves DULL READING — FALLS ASLEEP 4 sound vs. Pacts Cavern” attling Siki Eugene—Oregon vs. Wash, State. Seattle-yWashington vs. California. Loses French | Stanford — Stanford vs, U. 8. C { |‘ Boise—Idaho vs, Utah | Titl R t Reno—Whitman vs. Nevada, | utle, epor | Tucson—St. Mary's ys. Arizona: | | Portiand—Olympic ys, Multnomah. | —_— | Berkeley—Second Stanford vs. bane Coie antord "YS!" PARIS, Nov./10—The French box He weal feartiaetartcs vs Vicor nies Ing federation Jast, night suspended | Stienouta—Stontana va.Mont, Aggies! Battling” Sikt, Sengalese fighter, for | Colorado Sbrings—Colorado Col vs, "™!M€ Months, during which he can | neither engage in a boxing match, act as @ manager dr be a second in any bout organized under the rules of the federation. Furthermore Stki loses his title as light heavyweight ‘champion of France. The federation is rushing its report to the international federation, whigh isto be asked to deprive Siki of }iis utle as world light heavyweight cham- }pion, which he won some time ago Redlayds—Occldental vs. Rediands. ———— by Knocking out Georges Carpentier. | All the trouble of the big Sengalese ‘STAGG’S WARRIORS ON . fighter is due to his having entered the ‘ring last night and struck. the manager of Maurice Prunier, a mid- . ‘ely who | dieweight, had knocked out Ercole De Balzac, the French cham- pion, in whose corner Sik was acting | .48_& second. j pal dab Nach PESEK PINS STANLEY. | CHICAGO, Nov. 10.—University of, ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Nov. -10.-John | Chicago. footba'l rooters with the 100: Pesek, Nebraska heavyweight wrest | piece university band and the fresh. jer, threw Pinto Stanley here in} qian grid squad will leave-on special | straight falls, taking the first) in 24} | trains tonight for Columbus, to cheer;minutes with an arm lock and the| Colerado Uni Denver—Colo, Mines vs, Denver U. Logan—Wyoming vs, Utah Aggies. Helena—Mont. Wesleyan vs. Mt, St. Char San rines, *rancisco—Santa Clara vs. Ma- the. Maroons in tomorrow's game w:th second in 25 minutes, with a body Ohio State, Coach Stagg and the var- | scissors. | sity squad left last night. H — | The Chicago-Ohio StSate game is) MENERS WINS DECISION. | expected to be one of the most stub-| CHICAGO, Nov. 10 Johnny | bornly fought battles in the Big Ten! Moyers, of Chicago, wogid’s midale-| tomorrow, but the Wisconsin_Illinois|weight wrestling champion, won a game at Madison is attracting much {referee's decision over Heine Engel of | attention because the intense, feeling|Dubuque, Iowa, after twelve rounds between the colleges since their dis.|ten minute rounds here. Both men pute over professionalism. ere on, the verge of losing a fall Wisconsin i8’one of the undefeated {several tines during the match but Jeaders.in the western conference} wriggled out of dangero;is holds. championsh’p race, with Chicago, Se Towa and Michigan. 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