Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 18, 1922, Page 8

\ €be Casper Daily Cribune a SS ee THREE EASTERN GRIDSQUADS TQ | LEAVE FOR INVASION OF WEST Intersectional Honors at Stake in Games Between Eastern and Far Westem Rivals During Holiday Season on the Pacific. NEW YORK, Dec. 18.—Seeking intersectional laurels,~ three eastern football elevens will leave this week for the Pacific coast, where during the holidays they will meet far western rivals. West Virginia will play Gonzaga university of Spokane, Wash., at San Diego, Cal., Christmas day; Univer&ty of Pittsburgh meets Stanford university in the new Stanfo: d stadium at Palo Alto, Cal., BATTING RECORD! and Penn Btate. State, which} experienced one of {ts poorest seasons ne only one of the that has visited Roses. Men Purchased From Pacific ustens FoR ANSWER Leagues All Over .340 Mark SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 18.—High Datting percentages were made in in Percentages. 1922 by three Pacific coast baseball league stars, Willle Kamm, Jimmy O'Connell and Sam Hale who go to the majors next spring at high sale Prices, according to the league rec- orés made public here by President ‘W. Hi. 2aeCarthy, }for San Diego, according to the plans Kamm, San Francisco thir¢ beee-| announced here. man, led his club with an average of} The University of Southern Califor- 342. Ho was seventh among the/nia football players, who are training league hitters. Kamm was sold to the! for their game against the Penn State Chicago White Sox for $1000,000 cash/and Pasadena New Year's day, will and players worth $20,000, the high-|not practice while the visiting moun- est price ever paid for a minor talneers are working out, but will be leaguer. on hand to the easterners run Hale, who) through sign woes to the Philadelphia Ath'etics for Sport Calendar! for « workout Frid University of Southern California, Coach Elmer C. Henderson, who ex tended the Invitation, said. Friday night the squad will leave classic championship, at Chi: Boxing. Mickey Walker vs. Phil Krug, rounds, at Newark. Joe Symonds rounds, at Trento: Frankie Jérome rounds, at New York. Billy Mascott vs. Bud Taylor, 10 rounds, at Terre Haute, er Judge, 12 Portiand third sacker, Sate White, 12 $75,000 tn cash and players, was third among the league hitters with a per- centage of .358, O'Connell, San Fran- Howard Mayberry va. Jimmy Val- cisco outfielder, who was sold to the entine, 10 rqunds, at Duluth. New York Giants for $75,000, was ee tenth on the list with an average of SAN 885, Jakie May, Vernon pitcher, who| Racing, |ney, left handed pitcher of the Chi- mya be sold to the New York Yankees. Meeting of Jefferson Parish Fatr|cago Americans, has’ been purchasec) Jed the league hurlers with a percent-| association, at New Orleans. jan Fyanciaco of the Pacific coast age og .795 and with an‘earned run) Meeting of Cuba-American Jockey | league, average of 1.84 per game against him.’ clyb, at Havana. FRANCISCO— Harry Court- —_——___—_ Two Salt Lake slugs Paul, Meeting of Tijudha Jockey club | DALLAS, Texas—J. Doak Roberts,|1em bantamweight by the New Jer-| association. - eee Strand and Manager Duffy Lewis, led Tijuana of Dallas, was reelected president of y athletic commiss'on. The de In a@ letter to he organization Pad- he lead in hitting, Strand with {the Texas-Oklahoma baseball league|sion, announced by Chairman Mu!- dock wrote: average of .384 and Lewis with 262. _ SUSPENSION OF iNew York Athletic Commission York state athletic commission has decided to uphold the suspension in- yoked against Midget Smith, doon, No ANSwee, CALLS AGA A UtTce LouDeR More IN TENTLY {tye Never \ TReatep Lucy RIGHT FLL GETs SHE HASNT | SENTI~ Been Hurt] MENTAL Copyright, 1822, MY. Trtbene tem } [prevent Smith Lynch world’s ban'amwelght cham- [pion in Madison Square Garden Fri- ‘The Coats soccer team, of Paw- tucket, R. I. sprung @ surprise when St defeated the star Bethlehem outfit, 2 to 1. - dock Soutar of Philaclphia, world’s professional racquets champion, looks to be a perpetual titleholder. The Yale hockey team got away to = good start and the prospects are right for a successful season for the club wielders. “Jim Tracey, the Australian heary- weight row in Amorica, expects to be matched for a bout with Joe Beckett aka tA Bean to be held im London at an early date, Aceon “Bout AN HoURT ws A_ WONDER You Dow T Ler A FELLA Know Now Georges Carpentier and Bat- ling Ski can hop tnto the rng and settle all arguments about frame-up and such. Wart Five e The Giants may be expected to play their third world’s series in a row. | Another Al Delmont is now per: forming in the squared circle. The HIGHER FAVOR Popularity as S aelbinis Sport Is Increasing, Report. AMES, Iowa. Dec. 18.--(By The As sociated Press.}—Wresting bids fa'r to become one of the most popular of intercollegiate sports in the Missourt Valley and Western conferences in the opinion of Charles W. Mayser, <i- rector of athletics at Iowa State col- lege. Mayser has been elected presi- ent of the Western Interco‘legiate Wrstling, Fencing and Gymnastic as- sociation. “Wherever @students hare had aa opportunity to see high class wrest- ling matches they have shown un- usual interest in the sport,” he seid today. Coach Mayser ts recognized as one of the leading wrestling coaches in the country and 1@) success with the Ames team has been highly gratify- ing. | Seven matches, including two inter- [wectional contests and the western conference tournament which will be held at Ohio State this season, make WRESTUNGIN. ~~ newcomer is a son of Al Delmont, the this year's schedu‘e one of the most | former well-known bantam fighter of difficult Ames grapplers have ever Boston. |had. Penn State, which deféated | | Ames by a narrow margin two years | If New + York serfes succeed in ago for the national . championship, |erasing Ty Cobb's disputed base hit, has been booked here again, as well Detroit boss wilt drop below a .400 as the University of West Virgin‘a from meeting Joe | batttug mark. | | Tt looks as if the Phillies picked the | Fletcher to manage the team. George Owen, Harvard foctall star | ‘and captain of the Crimson hockey | hope +o come east and run again but team, Is as great a performer on the| it will not be on the boards. On a 360 ice as he is on the gridiron. yare curved track I no doubt would right party when they’ engaged Art! PRS |whtch fell before the Ames grapplers |iast year. The following schedule has been | "'sconsin at Ames. March 16-17—Western aay night. another circus performance sim-| Having ‘won 11 alxday bleycle racen',, uarch 3617— Western conference to that of gp20 for I know no/during his career as a long distance “\rmMnen) Bo, Oe ober k more no more ofwindoor running than rider, Al Goullet_ may lay claim to March #0-—Penn State at Ames ‘Paddock Turns \i'tis ts tae went ee iba wohias Sime eeregel TR TS ENE | rounder. | risttor to New York and Boston, in | 5 fs ; both of which clties he performed as : Down Invitation SNE QF BUMOVIGH TO out vers Rect cout tease 2°bie fesguer for inany sears i | man: recen| LT anager player, was a t | to Prevent Battle with | Joe Lynch. NEW YORK, . | NEW Dec, 18.— The New| Paddock, YORK, the Har- of the New York board, will To Indoor Meet Dec, 18. — Charlie record sprinter of the Los Angeles A. C,, well not run in the Millrose track meet to be held under the auspices of the Millrose Athletic Indoor running {s not my _geme, 1 PERMIT REBUILDING OF LOS ANGELES BALL CLU LOS ANGELES, Dec. 18..— The basema: trade of Nick Dumovich, star pitcher Marty for the cifle coas: caga National league club, 1% ees business manager. layers ates Walter Golvin, George Maisel, outfie: rug, s¢cond basema! s Angeles club of the Pa- Jones left handed pitcher, and anoth- for five baseball_experts_to sworth $65.000. to come here in firet football eleven, which is to Oregon | Fred Sheets, m student et Waite high school, Toledo, beat his way from players and $15,000 in cash, is the Toledo to Boston in order to see his first step in the re-buil0ing of the school totball team play the Malden Los Angeles club according to Cha>- high schoo] eleven. Coach Spears of the West Virginia play on Christmas dey, Is making Darcy: his each. trip ber the coast. 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