Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 1, 1922, Page 10

Fy 3 +: CaS sh all q 7 3 : : Che Casper Daily Ccibune PAGE TEN. ae = World Results By Leased Wire + WESTERN CONFERENCE ATHLETIC SCHEDULES ARE BEING FRAMED Meeting Held In (ieee to Arrange Football, Base- ball and Track Games for the Coming Season for Big Ten Contestants. CHICAGO, Dec. 1—(By The Associated Press.) —Sched- ule makers of the western conference gathered here today preliminary to the meeting tomorrow to arrange footbaH, baseball and track edules, for the 19 campaign in “Big Ten” athletics. In addition to mapping out the schedules, the athlet ‘ic di- a oe It may BE 1 ComeDY FoR Some } Nebraska Scores Tw« downs Second P. n Battl Touch-|ters in t iod of jiron can Lin It May "Be Cogay for See Fi olks But It’s Tragedy for Me. « HERE'S AN “oud PHOTOGRAPH 1 FOUND Teday - | WONDER IF You Cans GUESS WHO tT IS, HE HASNT CHANGED A ET, ( Tuar's WHat A MARRIED ! —§ VD “now IT | WAS LESTER BY Te CARs Z mz conflicting Harvard, Yale ward pass but the greater part MORMON uh MOUNTAIN TITLE: Victory Y esterda Gives Unive Natrona Warriors rs Outpi Dec. 1 SHERIDAN, Wyo., Over Utah de ing day b; here Thanksgi DEFEATING CASPER, 211015, IN GREAT GAME as ee giao - wa BEER ‘comiNG |e First and Last Quarters of Spectacu- lar Fight for the Title the football championship for Touchdowns— coe: SHERIDAN HIGH WINS STATE FOOTBALL FLAGBY 22s." Barbe after downs—Lat eplay Wisc in, r series of end runs ad line} unges. A \shor ¥ to Bart touchdown. The f Casper. ward < hale waned! 9&7 + . 4 In fhe third quarter Sheridan un. | ty tq enjoy a seat in the radio au- -—Sheridan high schoo] won . brand of football that Cas. W YORK, Dee Orting ence. : the second successive time will probably be back thi There does not seem to be any according t | nnrtion for the fear th feating Casper, 21 to 15, in a : 1_not stop and tallied! twice. | be 3 é wh. fullback, plunged over *Pring of next ye an ng helped along Jacob Ruppert, th touch e Time of quarter— fon ae cy ‘BREWER eave FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1922. First in News Of All Events AN inquiries adéressed to the Tribune Radie depar’ment will be an- swered by W. A. Stromz of the Wyoming Radio corporation, who is in charge of the department. ? The Radio Stage. tral Palace from December 21 to 31. Radio provides the bigest show on The plan-is to make the exhibition rh at the present time. The rafic'national in scone, aneslogous to the \udience number millions, and con- annugl National Automobile show, ists of people representing ¢very ‘he Chemica! exposition and the Sik ‘cuntry in the world. The cast of | show he radio show is unlimited; all the | orld isthe stage. Amd as ail shows sold ‘feature performances so does QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. Q.—Is there a broadcasting station audio, World series baseball games. in 3f6ntreal, Canada? (2) If 20, what lay by play, direct from the dla-jis the call and schedule?—H. N. B. gond; prizefights, direct from the tion CKAC operttes on 480 ingside, blow by blow, mingled with! meters on Tuesday, Thursdays and ye sounC of the gong and the out-|seturdays from 7 p. m. to 1030 p. m. ries from the crowd; football games; ar 4 D. m. on Sundays a sacrec mu- ‘irect from the gridiron, yard by yard! sical concert is broadcast. backed by the college songs and) Q- what is the best wire to use on ‘neers: track meets, lap by lap. and/4 loon antenna? (2) Does & loop work ow the latest feature added to the/ better in a wooden butlding than in weRram is opera, fone of steel structure? (ty Will one The great radio performance beganjsiage of radio frequency’ in connec- ust a year ago. Many ‘wireless fol-|tion with a two-stage audio frequency ywers converted their paratus to|amplifier improve the results?—T. § ceive the music and voices. The| A.—Litzendraht, (2) Yes. (3) Result spply of. dependable receiving sets| will be much better. x quickly consumed, Manufactur-|. Q.--What is the function and ad. s of wireless apnaratus turned|vantage of a tickler coil?—J. K. TL. heir attention to the radio telephone.) A—The tickler permits regenera- et the /tion and amplication. The tickler is ? uv,{in series vith the plate, and is placed erated by men inexperienced in ra-|in inductive relation +o. the -secend- ‘fo theory and contruction, The|narr circuit. When a signal is tm- eault was. a flood of poor quality re-| pressed upon the grid there is an in- ‘vine ats chrovghout the country.‘crease inthe current flowing from Iundreds of retailers outside the wire|the plate to the filament. This in- s* or electrical field, having no/crease flows through the tiokler and nowledge of radio, stocked up with|{s fed back into the secondary circuit noor qua‘ity of equipment. Dur-,again to be impressed on the grid. ug the lull in radio last’ summer'Thus rezeneration and an amplified nany. dealers real'zed their mistake|signal is obtained. rd cut prices in an effort to. save 4 much as possible, but with little | B @ | it the output could noi «mand. factories spran, oserd for the radio industry. A umber of small concerns went into) «ankrupey, Many are still liquisat = at low prices, which makes re-| bie apnaratus appear very expen- ~e, and throucvh this poor grade ree nater'al and low prices many pe *e have obtsined a wrong cana! radio } SSB; Will Prove to You in Your More than 500 broadcasting sta-} Own Casethe “How” and “Why” ma ka n instatlel across the of its Remarkable Blood-Cleansing Power! 4 ‘There is a reason for everythin: thet happens, Common-senre kills ry. oe” Common-sense also stops dolls! 8.8, 8. fa the common-sense remedy fer bolls, otinent ty furnish new stories and neerts to the radjo audience. } complain of interference om these many. stations ine mes out of ten such trouble res's tne receiving equipment, and in| se skill of the operator to tuis, It] best to purchese a good set. in} * beginning and be assured of sharp | ‘ning, selectivity and a minimum * interference, all of which are neces t some re-| Place. 5 z : ee 3 fay abodes as dic we : , twice brewer, who file | olutionary innovation ‘may cause ake in |the -wester spectacular game that drew the largest crowd that ever ate eee eee ae Ba in the office of the county clerk th | -esent ‘radio receiving | instruments DENVE fe " jes. Wisec tended a football game in this city. eae ‘usually clean ana) Unantmaux consent of the Ruppe he discarded. Radio existed under feated by te ember. } & game fo he x Casper outplayed Sheridan in the first and last quarters | ¢...’¢.5,5 penatties 7 | stockholders to increase the capital ~name of wireless long before the Slip’ fn the Rock ‘confer. | feated Towa Iilinols nue were badly outplayed tn the sec- @nd on the next play he plunged ever |") a tion of the rempany from $100,00 ic heard of broadesstins, 1 fae. titeh cal Se dea ee peat Oa dette Se tha: Tine is eB casnet| t0,. $10,000,000. ~esent apnaratus is an outzrowth of | le to this Pp by defeat the locals > ave Ad phout 10) Captain Groves was not far behind |\witeon, G hay? Salas! v. Ruppert said-that he and other | “sara of experimenting in the feld| Pimples May be Small Boils? ing Utah Aggies, 14 to 0, at Salt Lake er} poundarto the:iins) then the vis-| Lester in the brilllancy of his play. tqcarcon % = Felan owners wre making preparations to: wireless, path all industries. | ahpenn pe teie SU oe eee eee yesterday Hesse Seana sett ytors was a decidin or in the vic-| He dropped a beautiful fieta“goal in| m swearingen TT "Mecrath | huge wave of prosperity. They an-[ here will be chances and refine-' Siiidy blood-power, it bullde red-blood- er univ who had been a ae a in tor Casper's offensive play w the first quarter from the 28 yard) macins r; ie Kaneis Litipate, He sald, that the congres | 1¢n But improvements undevb’=' cons iat is whet makes-fighting- der had dashed t a strong possibility that piiant but the Une failed 40 stop! line. He made wonderful interference! \n na 7 - Kassis | which assembles next year will speed | “lly will be applied as to, nlake the, Blood. iflghting-blood destroys impuri lorado Ag wept acri added to Chic ‘ “halle a lot of; Verne. - COBY tiny modify the Volatead act and th ld sets better. For example. tf sa| ties. It fights boils. Tt always wins! : pt the har] hi line plunges of the for Lester and chalked up a lot Of) jy sthan pariiiealt n olatead’act and tha | i sel Pgs tube should be! Jt Senge pimplest Tt Agnts akin erop- fc az Sheridan backfield. guins to, his own cred ogra, ambaultlthe greatest opposition.to such mod | “*W type of vacuum tube should tonal Hit -bulldermscre-pawan: thintog GaktatiGacpas ailithach oe eoradice 5 5 Bey Olle ee r Z TYAN fication will come from “bootleggers. | “veloped, it could he made to fit In| power, the tight-fisted power that pana les ae ' ester, Casper halfback,. was the} he game was simply a case of vial Davis — Davis as he present sockets. | Whirls a man up into success, It gives sota de-| Star of the cay. Two minutes after teams evenly matched in play with| Barber - Groves pte Those interested in radio will be af-| ‘Wemen the health, the angelic com me games with 11.) the opening kickoff, he broke away | one possesding the big advantages of Jenkins Lester! Present prices in Germany, aver-| soraea endid opportunity to be ~Dlezion and the charm thet moves they j/ around right end made a 75 yard weight and playing on the home field Fi : ogres 2 s Ss world! ‘These are the reasons that bare both of which 7 aright en nade “ad ght and play e A rel|age $4 times those of 1914, accord-|-ome familiar with high-class equip- made 8. 8. 8. today the great. blood- were on the Gophers sched aah that 5 o i aes behind i the game been played in Casper | —Pat Norris, Aska uni- ing to a recent wholesaj¢ price in-|ment at the American Redio Expos!-| cleanser, body-builde (a ee ule. goal posts. It was the first time that, - L versity: Un inf . - f 6 Gs an.) #d, it's why results have mai re — n had been scored on by | ee : — PU Ee Homie che patased. 11. Che seeaga Gre for ow. from the souls of then Wy. 1 ioe |) sands! V. D. Schaff, 557 15th Bt, GRID SCORES near future one of thel he Quarter Lester receives |." A | ‘our Washington, D. C., writes near future one of the! in the last quarter Lester receive - C L d agett Sure To Use | “I tried for years to get relief from « Bethe Provtigane two formal: paaece vin a: row hell ROR e atenaar: Be Bad case of boils. Everything failed wntd placed _the ball én the three yard line : Do You Realize That ~ Denver 6. Idaho Montana 0 ; Columbia 6., Western Reserves 12; Case 7 Penn Stcte 0; University of Pitts burgh 14 Corneil 9; Penns Vv Yor champkc nd drew wi ose R. Capablanca, falo, won over Pete Hartley, defeated 21 als Yo n 10 rounds. n four othgrs in simul — New s 1 against the PHILAL > HIA = Cli Heights, Pa. BOSTON.—Willie Hoppe, Moran, New Orleans boxer | champton 18.2 balk line billiard LOS ANGELES.—Battling Nelson, former lightweight boxing champion, — is on the way to the Pacifle coast t VY YORK.—Mike O'Dowd with a group of,boxers for whom he c foul ith will seek matches against western Ne fighters, according to a telegram re- ceived here. Nelson recently turned BUFFALO.—Kocky Kansas, Buf-! manager. oo GAOPER SECOND TEAM SMOTHERS ~~ RIVERTON UNDER GREAT SCORE, ‘olora: rado C Kansas Aggies 45; Texas Unitve oy ps iy of Utah 14 «Locals Pile Up Total of 68 Points While Holding vag santa cra =. | Visitors Scoreless In Game Played on Snowy Washington (tie). Field Thursday Afternoon. Club 13; Multnome Butte 0. per high school’s second string football team ran with Riverton high schoo] eleven at Athletic park Thanksgiving afternoon on a snow- covered field, 68 to 0. _ Loy Mt > The climatic conditions were decidedly against football but Tr otter rungs the local players romped up and down the field as thoug gh they had been playing in Alaska all their lives. $900 on Block Riverton, which put a team in the erance for threg. Smith, Thompson | field for the first time this season,|and Houser had one each to their | was no match for Casper. The meénjcredit. The vistitors at no time came ren| were not even well drilled in the fun-|near the Casper goal line and were Oregon Olymp! Billings 2 ana School n Aggies 27; Morning c side 10. away - — Dec. 1.— EW YORE 2:04%, a prominent trotter on the|damentals of the game and had no!/on the-defensive throughout ‘ Grand cireuit this yea: knocked | team play The experience which! Because of the snow Casper had 2 down for $900 at the the: ained yesterday should stand /|difficult time scoring points after ho auction here » F P.| them in good stead when another touchdowns, and made only two of 11 e son. roll tries good. ‘These were scored by $25,000, MoKe c&ptain, | forward passes from Houser to Smith re the ven.|and Brittain re Riverton « The game yesterday closed the sea 2 ot t Unc|son in Casper, and evidently: just in pit « [time from the t has beer si vee ‘s Racing There Are Only silliards and Boxing. mn, at New Orleans. 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