Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 17, 1922, Page 10

TOMORROW'S GRID BATTLE TO BE HARDEST OF SEASON HERE Billings Warnors Touted as One of the Strongest Elevens In Montana; Record Crowd Expected If Weather Man Smiles on Day —_ Tomorrow afternoon the football season in Casper will be drawn | to a close with the game between Casper and Billings high schools as the attraction. Casper has a game for Thanksgiving Day at Sheridan and one intervening open date which probably will not be filled. Tomorrow’: to drop the curta’ has been brilliant 1 fixture, the best of the local season, is a fitting, ———— a ae | 4 mn that with good pot ball. The Billings eleven is the} ' west that has been seen in Cas-/ per this season and promises to be a y contender for the honors that \+ trona county team has piled up since defeating Laramie and Chey- enne. The game will of course have| ————_- —earruppmms | 20 Dearing on the state championship but it will show the relative quality Only One Game In Coast Con- ference to Affect Champion- | football being played by high sk St ai = |}schools in central Wyoming and t ship otanding: routhern Montana. Both teams are the unquestioned champions of their ions of the country. he crowds at this year’s football garmes have been smaller than last | season, due principally to the weather. | Ifthe day is clear tomorrow, and the| weather man promises it, the biggest versity of Oregon and Oregon Agrtcul-| crowd that has witnessed a game in tural college at Corvallis, will affect) Casper this year is expected to be on the conference standinge. | hand | Oregon with four victories and no Gefeats to her credit, is generally con- sidered to be the favorite in Satur- day's battle. The Oregon Aggies lost their only conference game fo far this season, when they were trimmed by the University of Washington 14 ta, 3.) Oreogon has not yet met Washington,/ but last Saturday the Lemon Yellow ~ SPOKANE, Wash., Nov. 17.—Al though football teams representing five | of the school, belonging to the Pacific northwest conference will appear in games tomorrow afternoon. only one of the contests, that between the Uni. EAST. Prinoeton—Princeton va. Yale, | | @efeated Washington State college 13] Phiiadelpphia -- Pennsylvania vs.! to 0. Washington had defeated the|Penn State | Cougars previously by a 16 to 13|/ Mendville—Allegheny vs. Alfred. | score. Amherst—Amherst vs. Williams. | he University of Washington, tied! Boston—Boston College vs. Cant- ‘with Oregon for first place in the con-| sju5, ference with four victories and no de-| pittsburgh—Carnegie Tech. vs. St feats, will meet Stanford untversity | ponaventure at Palo Alto, in a non-conference| Watertown, N. Yi—Clarkson va. game. Other non-conference games, scheduled for Saturday include the Univeraity of Idaho vs. the University of Utah at Salt Lake City. Hobart Rplo Grounds, > Dartmouth . ¥.—Columbia vs.| FOOTBALL SCHEDULE SATURDAY | |f 1 CAN GET TRE NUMBER of HIS CAR AMD LOO 7 “| WONDER WHO THAT. { } | (rT UP AND FInd | ] 1S TAKING SADIE ouT * HE'S Got A CAR Too ~ Looks UKE A SPORT To ME- SHO'D BETTER Star HOME AnD HELO | HER MoTHERL OUT His’ NAmMe- Five - FouR - Twe - Six. Two- ewe i TLL WReTe OF { ~Down “) wisn | COULD MAKE OUT THe LABELS on THoSse BOTTLES — THEN 1D Know THEY ve HAD LKKER PARTIES £ THINK THEYRE TRar KIND Of PRoPLe —- ivs “TeRr'ete” 1 GoImG TS LISTEN IN on SomepoDr'’s Lime -- MaYEe 1 CAN FIND OUT WHAT'S BoiInG CW AROOWWD HERE - Goop'— THAT's MRS, MORGAN'S Vorce | HEAR, Now ULL FIND, out — miss - * Copyright. 1922, MY Telvene Ine TURNIPSGED | CAME To ASK You IF WE CAN ENLIST YouR Time AND Services IN AN GNTERTANIMENT! — FOR THe Poor CHILDREN emePtTy Borrices i THEY'RE CARRYING «| OUT OF MORGANS | ——— First in News Of All Events — By Briggs! THREE SQUADS IN NECK AND NECK ANGKY MOUNTAIN TITLE ‘Conference Championship Lies Between Denver U., | School of Mines and Mormons, and Games Tomorrow May Narrow Down Contest ov. 17.—With the climax of the Rocky | Mountain football conference past, three teams are waging a neck-and-neck battle for the title. The University of Den- ver, Colorado School of Mines, and, Utah University, none | having suffered a defeat this season, are entering the home stretch apparently with little progpect of a decisive settle- ment of thelr respective claims forintersectional game of some impor: Premier honors in the titular race. tance, mecting Kansas univérsity at » Saturday's games probably will) Lawrence. [have little bearing on the outcome! jot the close rac although the fre | quency of upsets in the calculations }this season makes the possibility of }@ last-game overthr one of the | leaders’ a contingen reckoned | with. | "MY GooDNess LooktaT THE PLACE - tic SET THey ve HAD A Lot OF : BOUKKER cim'em | DENVER, Colo. to_ be | Teenver clashes with Colorado co!- j lege on the local gridiron in the chief Racing. - jattraction of the day, and Mines ng of Green River Jockey |meets the Colorado Aggies*at Fort Evansville. at at As Jacksonville Fair Jarksonville. Hov-e Show. Thirty-seventh national hon» Billiards. Collins in a game that should rank ‘almost’ on a par with the local cor [test in conference interest. | Comparative showing thus far this stason gives Denver and Mines the tedge in the two games. Last year, ton, at Ne York however, Colorado college upsét-the} tnternational 16.2. balklirre cham- strong Denver cleven in the final! jonship, at New York. |game of the season. after they if suffered but one defeat. The C : rado. Aggies showed surprising form! ODening of annual amateur-protes Jat the tailend of last season aixo,| Sonal tourney, at Pinehurst, N. ( | Defeat of etther team will'mean elim Boxing. Harry Greb vs. . Jimmy Delaney, [nation from the conference race, and bitterly contested games are looked for as a’ consequence. ~ ! Colorado university engages in an 12 rounds, at Oklahoma. City, Jimmy Clabby ys. Jock Muione, rounds, at East Chicago. in” ST GARE LEAGUE IN CASPER Peorta—Lake © Fora.t--vs. Bradley | Poly. | Lebanon—Blackburn vs. MeKer-| aree. } Alton—Ilinois) Normal Shart-| lert. | Bloomington—Augustana vs. Iili- | nots College. | ““blon Atbion. Eight Teams Representing Many Organizations of City Make Up Membership In League Formed to Play Regular Schedule Here Westerti State Normal vs.} } SOLTH. Ancerson, 8. C.—Clemeon kine. Athens, Ga.—Vanderhiit vs. Birmingham, A burn va. E ‘§ Casper's first basketball league outside of the grade school Utah at Salt Lake City. unt|. Storre—Conn. State vs, RT. State, Baton Roure, Ta ‘ashington State college, the Un!-|- Washington, D. C.—Georgetown va, & M. ve. Jouislana 1 ; : z eda versity of Montana and Williamette! Ruck nel! . 2 Columbus, Ga.— Marines vs. Missis league. was projected at a meeting held Thursday evening at the university, the other northwest con-| Tthaca—Ce, iell vs. Atbright sipp! Colle, | First Baptist church. The league will have eight teams and will Soames) teams, will “air iansen ae Cambridge—Hervard vs. erown. leawmnes re Tenn.—Tennessce vs. \ have three courts on which té play games. . This practically insures nort . laverford—Haverfora vs. § . $> (ies ls ; f A - siftitendings: Puro ra vai Busque- pahatlotte,'N. C-—North Carlina va.| its success as the greatest detriment to basketball in Casper in the Team Won Lost Pot.| | Worcester—Holy Cross. va, Ford:! ‘Durham, -N. Ci—Presbyterian coi, | Past has been the lack of courts. University of Wash. 4 0 1,000) ham. 2 fehint Blan tksteah ch ia Birinci ‘iittnie 4 University of Oregon, 4 0 1,000] Baltimore — Johns Hopkins vs. Maryville vs. Emor Laie Said Seige bs fie bert ni high a a ; datheene, t : a 2 [333] Maryland. | eprese ane ak 1B, 8 ‘ah Wash, State College-. 1 3 |" Bothichem—— Thigh va: Lebenon 5 i {Kindly ‘offéred the “use. of the club @blo Ol company; W. AV. Haines, University of Idaho. 1 3 0 | p Lynchburg vs, Elon > aay Whitman Coll So. ave: Seon tee | Jackson, Mias.—Howard vs, Mill.) ¥™nasium for games and the’ FRap-| Presbsterlan church; E,W. Erickson, an College -.-- aes Middlebury—Midclebury vs. Ver-| saps. * "| tist chureh gym and the high school! Standard—No. 3:"L. A. Varnadore, Gregon Agr. College 0 1 .000| mont. Lynchburg, Va,—V, P. I. vs. Wash-| sym had already been obtaine p Peptioe icky B. Vi Osborne, Meth: * University of Mont... 0 1 000| Durham—New Hampshire vs. Bos-| ington & Lee. seeks crete errr! poe 5 ie 3 . jodist, church. The Americas Legion, Willamette Univ... 0 1. .000/ton University Lafayette, La.—Spring Hill vs.| arence .D.'.Foling, “athletic: dirne- lycia ha “elu, sehiemnber {061 Commerces —_—_. | Chester, Pa.—Penn. Mil. vs. Dick-| Southwestern tor “qf Casper high» school in 1916) .agiandard (Nor dy were isnt. ne | gon. Lexington, Ky.—Kentucky vs. Ala.| #04 four letter man at Ohio Westey . aay hin Bapcdg? ‘i | Pitisburgh—IMitabursm ve; wWwasn:| bone 7 ye Rentwexy ve Als-tan univeraity, was’ elected president Semied although they are considered | ington & Jeftereon. : es |, Louisviile, y—Centenary vs. Lou-|of the Teague at last night’ mecting rite tat Di { | Rochester—-Rochester_ vs. ‘Niagara, | ieville. L. Varnadore, former manager of ; Bast Orange, N. J.—Rutgers va. N.|' Morgantown, W. Va.—Virginia. vs | the Laramie 1 club in the Mid ; ‘ | West Virginia. ves! a member o} ; | Hoboken—Steveng vs. Rensselaer. | mans) Cie aplatti oro ave Mercer, | Went | Ppmecnter. .9F | | Swarthmore—-Swarthmore ys. Muh-| Newport News, Va.—Gallaudet vs.|°@! Prominent’ basketball teams in FOR SA | tenders. ae t Chicago tn’ different seasons, wai LE Syracuse—Syracuse vs. Colgate. Orleans, La.—Loyola vs. st.| Chosen vice president V. Osborne Medford—Tutts vs, Mass. Aggies. i jis the sccretary-treasur ‘ 7 yi 3 . 7 > fi [avast eet aR ae eee a Orleans, La,—Florida Tu- ext ‘Thursday’ o imeeting will’ bo P2000 LONG Abr ALA | eo. 4 a: which time the personnel of Collegevilie—Ursinus vs. F. & M.| Roanoke, Va.—Gullford vs. Roanoke a 1 be éinttics 7 Class Shown In Bout Holds) Morgantown, W. Va—Wesf Vir-| Richmond, Va. — Hampden-Sidney | (Re league will Means asian si hy HAY Sard gina vs. Virginia vs. Richmond. | by required to. ¢ a Prospects of Duplicating peeps th pct melee tas er aa Geertenbare At) Onan ved € to insure that it finishes Buff's Feat WEST. ; Wofford. | ' Herman Tautenhahn 2 Washington, D. C—V. M. I. va following teams and rep: . Columbus—Iowa vs, Ohio State. ‘4 apa : 4 Bat Chivacocdlliieis sec cilanea, ig an os tt nded last night's me Glenrock, Wyo. NEW YORK, Nov. 17.—Pancho} Ann Arbor — Wisconsin vs. Mich-|v,aremecn” city hall; Earl Osborne Villa, the fighting Filipmo, who holds! igan 2 : American Express; C. H. Reimerth g: ak TNA the American flywelght boxing title, Evanston — Monmouth vs. North- PACIFIC COAST, —_—_—_——— — es today had strengthened his chances to] western. Coryailis—Oregon Un. ys. Q. Al C PERIENE fulfill an ambition to duplicate}, Lincoln—Kansas Aggies vs. Ne} Stanford—Washington vs. Stanford P3 I - 5 rere Oh che | Draska. -California vs. Nevada johnny Duff's feat of holding both the | "Tidianapolis—Notre Dame-ys. But- 8. C. ys: Idaho. | weight and bantamweight _ bel ; Set gad AR HSE Ly oy ye ° The aggressive Oriental boxer dem-| Columbia—Wshington va, Missouri.| Olympic club. Building Materials onstrated convincingly last night that} Ames—Oklahoma vs. Ames. Los Angeles—Pomona vs. 8.B.U.C.! he could concede considerable welght| Lexington— Alabama va. Ken-| ‘Walla Walla—Whitman vs. Wil and reach Icap by de-| tucky. lamette elstyels pping Goldstein. Louisyille—Centenary, va. Louis. ‘Tucson—Arizona ys, New Mexico. Ww S 1 Ne Saraiva Tadison | Ville. Denver—Colorado College ys. Dea- ar rr it ght, at Madison) "“Richmond—Earlham vs. Transyl-| yer Uni are equipped with the stock to supply vania, |” Fort Collins—Colo. Mines. va. Colo. Paps : eee sg nearer ho TEN ES 8 your wants in high grade lumber and build- and Gol scaled 5 Crawfordsville—Chicago Y. M. C.}/ Helena-—Montana Mines ys. Mon . u lie Ri ti ber . Ity A. vs. Wabash |} tana Wesleyar | ers 8 les. 1 impbers a specia! . ee encastic—Hanover ve. DePauw.| “Pasadena—ca acti.. cva. Occ | PP = pec! tpunci| Omaha — Michigan Aggies vs. | dental | padre peaal vite cheapeen a Bon 2 | Puret Sound vs. ; in nearly every round,| “ wooster—Mt: Union vs. Wooster-.| <: and thus got revengo for a reversal at! SpringfieldCincinnati ys. Witten-| “i the hands of the New Yorker in one} 7 of his first bouts in this country last | sum —-——_——_ nd—Kenyon vs. Western diram vs, Akron. Delaware—Ohio Wesleyan vs. Case. Athers—Ohio Uni. vs, Otterbein. Cleveland—Defiance vs. St. Ig natius. BOWLING TOUR ST. PAUL, nn, | 1923 Internations ng Tourna- ment Was set for February 9 to 19| here. | ce—Colorado vs. Kansas. Pittsburgh Normal vs. Ot shita—Sterling vs, Fairmount. Kalamazoo—Alma. vs. Kalamazoo. Milwaukee—Détroit’ vs... Marquette. | "BK a br: | __ Stor ‘ty—So. Di ta Stat HUSKER BREAKS LEG | Morningside. rene A LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 17.—Glen|_ Mt. Pleasant—Simpson vs. Towa Preston, quarterback of the Nebraska | Weeles yan. Mt. Vernon—Cornell vs. Coe. Des Moines—Grinnell vs. Drake. Des Moines—Dubuque vs. Des University football team suf! “dl a) compound fracture of ihe left leg in “ices cdi | Moines. j _ Superior—North Dakota Aggies vs. | Superior Normal. | Paul. — MacAlester va. St. a ‘Thomas. ST. LOUIS, 17.—E4 “Strang-| Appleton—Lawrence vs. Hamline. fer” Lew world’s heavyweight | Watertown—Carroll vs. Northweet wrestling champior defeated Bob| ¢Tn College. Monogoff, Armen} wrestler, and}. Kansas City—William Jewett rs. 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