Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 19, 1923, Page 8

FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1923. -PAGE EIGHT. Che Casper Dally Cridun First in News Of All Events | THE TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS 4 Results By Leased Wire STANDARD BEATS METHODISTS IN. fors=Sezshe DeWine — Bie ISPER AND THERMOPOLIS TIE.“ IN THE SmMoKGR ——~ HARD FOUGHT BASKETBALL GAME League Leaders Take Church Five Into Camp Only After Bitter Struggle; Texas Oil Quintet Wins from Presbyterians by 35 to 25. Although the Methodists did not defeat the Standard No. 1 team last night in the Casper basketball league, the church five put up a bitter fight that kept the refinery team going| at top speed all the time to come out a winner. The Meth- odists led in the first half until the last two minutes and had the league leauers worried. The final “score was Standard No. 1, 80 and Methodists 21. Wiison was os usual the start for the Standard team, tallying six bag kets and six free throws with Kirk ~paying a fine defensive game. Tray- \lor ied in 6coring for tne Methodisis with Johnson, at forward, &lso play: | a fine game. mE he wocond game the Texas Oi team proved superior in ataying quauties and spurted away from the Presbyverians in the last 10 minutes to a 88 to 26 win. In the middle of the second half the teams were sep arated by ony two points. Weat- *gaard, Texas center, with nine field foals, was the star of the game. fiines of the Presbyterians led in scoring for his team. The lineups and scores: dard Ou, Plant No. -Puyer FG. FT. TP. CHouston, rf. —--—- 7 ® a Wiison, If. - oe 0 0 o 0 1a 6 (30 Methodists (21) afl FG. FT. TP. Player renee Johnson, If. 3 0 6 Giffen, c. aoe M. Giffen, ri ee H. Eestman, !g- OF 18.28 3. Eastman, If, o 6 3 a0 a 1 5) i aoe % FG. FT. TP. Hoimbers, rf. -- aes bs sas King, If. a 8 Westgaard, $i b Olson, rs ss Marsh, Ig. | Morgan, If. 2 2 15 6 86 Presbyterians (25) ‘ Player FG. FT. TP. Haines, rf. so 6 Haggard, If. - s 4 Pinney, ¢- 9 9 8 McKelvey, rs. a 0 Schaeffer, rs. 924 Clnsey, Is. 2 » Brown, If. 0 0 201 25 ‘Salt Lake Ball Franchise Not a OF CITY LEAGUE Team GW. kL. vet Standard No.3 ---- 5 5 0 1.000 Standard No, 1 -. 5 5 6 1.000 Backlogs 5 4 1° .800 Texas Ol -. 4 2 2. 600 Elks --.. 4 2 2 600 Baptists 4 2 2 .600 American Expres 5 2 3 400 Kiwanis -.. 5 2 3 400 Methodists 5 2 8 400 American Legion - 4 1 3. .260 Presbyterians 5 1 4 .200 Ohio O11 4 0 4 000 —————___ With the Duluth and the St. Paul hockey teams trav its going to be a hot race for the championship of the Western circuit of the hockey league. Meet me at the Smoke House. tf | PLL WALK To THE STATION THIS MoRNING ( 66t Uke A Tent YEaR otD KID WELL- IT'S & GOOD War To PASS AWAY NoT ANOTHER MINUTE WILL t STAY HERE -- "'VE Got Some SELP RESPECT -- IF MY DY WAS AROUND ‘D Not DARE _To WAS UTTERLY RUINED. TALK Lit THAT Copyright, 1923, N.Y. Telbune foe! FOOTBALL DEVELOPS UNCONQUERABLE SPIRIT IN MEN VETERAN MICHIGAN COACH CHICAGO, Jan. 19.—(By The As: soctated Press—American youths in too many homes of the nation live a life of luxury and spend too much time on the soft, easy cush- ‘ automobi'es, in the op'n‘on is of of Frelaing HL Yost) coach of, the Un ty of Mich!gan, who, to- day emphas'zed the valve: a% foot ball in developing “that unconquer- able sp'rit so badly needed .n our American life.”’ Playing the popu'ar college game will cultivate the qualities of de- termination, persistence and cour- agé, the veteran mentor declard, at can nowhere be better learned than on the grid'rons. Coach Yost Yeleves that football, as well as other athletics, should remain a con- tributing factor of college training, as the sport will enable co'legians to become better fitted for thelr h’s ‘3 the one virile American game and it is needed badly in our American life,” For Sale, Claim! SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 19.—The franchise of the Salt Lake Pac.fc coast league baseball club {s not for sale, President Wil Lane said to day in answer to reports emanating from San Bernard no that Sam Ag new was ang! x the team. Presi. dent Lane returned to Salt Lake City this morning from the annual league meeting at Vortiund, Ore. | YANKS TO “BOIL OUT” AT *opRINGS BEFORE WORKOUT NEW YORK, Jan. 19.—"To bo!l # out” in preparation for the hard slege lot spring preparat.on, part of the) New York American league baseball * team will go to Hot Springs, Ark., before reporting to the regular train ing camp at New Orleans tho first week in March. Players expected to go to Hot Springs include Shawkey, Mays, Jones, Murray, Ruth, Schany, Deacon Scot Witt and Dugan Red Sox Annex Tall Hurlers' . Pipp, BOSTON, M 19.—The Re Sox will have on ir roster th year three of the tallest hurlers club statisticlan says r oy Fowkles, purchase from the Memphis club of the South . ern association is said to be the ta est man in the Amer can league. is six feet five and a quarter. Car Stimson, acquired from the Rock 1 land club of the Miss!ssipp! Valley ~ league, stands six feet five. Howard SEhmke, obtained from Detro!t in the Sdeal by which Pratt and Collins wen: west, is alx feet four inches. ete gees = Norville Baptie, former wor'd's champion speed sh {s going to Stry a ome De spite his age ven he ha’ a chance that they henef'ts are ly the thousands who play the but by the mary more thousands who witness se contests. Our boys in tod many homes live a life of luxury and ense and spend too much of the'r time on the soft easy cush‘ons of automobiles. What they d and must have to fit them as men—real men, are the y things which are taught and pped on the football field, a strong, alert body, a keen, qu!ck thinking mind and that unconquer- ne ab’e frehting spirit which over. comes nl! obstacles in the end. “Athlet'c games are generally recognized as a necessary part of our national school and college ufe. . “The critics of college athletics especial'y football, . suggest that we should have less football, or none. at all, and promote athletics for everyone. What have these men done and what are the'r ex perience in estab'ishing, financing and putting across such a voluntary program? Those in charge of tn- tercollegiate athletics, through tho funds obtained largely from foot- ball, have financed and developed a broad ‘nterco'legiate and tntra- mural athletic program, based on volunta: participation. 30y" go to college to obtain a Detter education and. to become better fitted for life, Football, as |NEW LAMP BURNS 94 PER CENT AIR Beats Electric or Gas A new ofl lamp that gives an amaz- sly brant, soft, white light, eve ter than gas or electricity, has en tested by the U. 8. government 5 leading universities and found superlor to 10 ordinary It burns without odor. mps. moke or nofse—no pumping up, is ‘‘mple, clean, safe. Burns 94 per t alr and 6 per cent common kero. (coal ofl). Tho tnventor, G. H. Johnson, 609 W. Lake street, Chicago, IU., 1s ng to send a lamp on 10 days’ FR tral, or even to give one FREE to the rst user in each locality who will elp him introduce ft. Write him to 1 for full particulars, Also ask him to explain how you can yet the agency, and without experience or mo —Aav. make $250 to $500 per m - —— Now that Jack Britton has started real training the chances are that he will get a return match with Mickey wane Se: a tle Meet me at the Smoke Bouse. tf him, Walker, who took the title away from Racing. Meeting of Business association, at New Orleans. REVIEWS EFFECTS OF GAME | Meeting of club, at Havana, Men's Ract: other athletic activities, !s, and shou’d ever remain, a contr’butacy Meeting of Tijuana Jockey club, at factor to this main object of col- !-pisuana. lege training. It should not be eas made an end in itse!f for then it | Annual meeting of Massachusetts loses much 2 © bene- ni y der'ved from it h's d‘fficulty can be eliminat- y arranging edu'es so as to cause players to m'ss as few classes as possible, by lim'ting the length of practice periods and by seeing that the schedules of the season lo not extend over too long a period of time. All footba’] schedules should dose by Thanksgiving Day. At the same time these’ boys will learn to sacrifice themselves to a group or institution for the attainment of & common goal, which means that they will learn cooperation, team play, loyalty and service. Like- Golf association, at Boston, Bench Show. Annual show club, New York City. association, Lancaster, Pa. Winter Sports. at Lake Placid, N. Y. Boxing. Lew Tendler vs. Pal Moran, rounds, at New York. 12 rounds, at New York. 10 rounds, at Boston. wise, they will cultivate the quall- ties of determination, will 10) round 9h, GPR Ene stence and courage, 1 and physical, ven those who do not partict- pate learn the lessons of service and loyalty which permeates the stu- dent atmosphere as a result of footba: power, both Having steady won seven lott | George Owen, Harvard's great Mest _m the Smoke House. SATURDAY SPECIALS -11 Ibs. $1.00 Spuds___--_--__--------100 Ibs. $1.25 16-oz. Solitary Preserves_________---35@ Figs in Syrup, No. 1 can______ ~ No. 214 can Hominy--_-_ No: 2 can Loganberries___- No. 214 can Peaches___-_------_ No. 2 can Pork and Beans___-_-_ 2 for 35e No- 214 can Sweet Potatoes_____-_-___ No. We Will Demonstrate and Serve Nash’s Delicious Coffee All Day. Stone Grocery Co. WE DELIVER 233 E. Second St. Phone 304 [pe eee [Sport Calendar Cuba-American Jockey of American Spaniel Annual show Lancaster County Dog Appalachian Mountain club outing, |" Battling Leonard vs. Kd Williams, Pepper Martin vs, Johnny Dundee, Frankie Garcia vs. Sammy Mandell, around athlete, is in line to win twe more before he graduates next June. ——<—<—___—_. BABE T0 MAKE HARD FIGHT FOR HOME RUN HONORS, TAKES OFF IN CAGE BATTLE LAST EVENING Close Guarding Features Game Played on Upstate Court; Locals Go to Worland for Next Contest, Will Also Meet Basin. THERMOPOLIS, Wyo., Jan. 19.—With two stiff games on the schedule in the next two days, Coach Sam. Neff of the Casper high school basketball team last night decided not to play off the game with the local team which ended a tie at 14 points each at the end of the regular period. < The game here last night was fast all the way with close ~INNG BOUTS shpts. Casper rushed to the front in \Many Battles Lost Because the first few minutes but Thermop- olis ended the ha‘f ahead by a score of 10 to 8. Battlers Thought They Were Outclassed, TACOMA, Wash., Jan. 19,—Auto- Suggestion transposed was practiced Benton Gossip isso ,yermenea, wae, practicea Re ‘6 ‘and Ted Krache, lightweights, accord- Revived Again ing to Dr. Hinton D. Jonez, com- Casper played the entire game without a substitution with Lester and Post at forwards, Overbaugh at center and Groves and McGrath at the guard positions. The visitors are teaving this after- noon for Worland where thcy play the Worland high school team to- night. Tomorrow night Casper plays Basin high school at Basin. Oo mander of the local post of the Amer- ican Legion. Rivers and Krache were scheduled to fight six rounds, but Rivers, who had been picked as a winner, was knocked out in the first round. “It was entirely a mental propoel- tion,” explained, Dr. Jonez, “It is tho theory of Dr. Coue with reverse Eng- Ush. “Rivers went into the ring think. CHICAGO, Jan. 19.—Refusal of clubs in the major leagues to sign Rube Benton, former Giant pitcher, was before baseball fans agrin today when it became known that K. M. Land's, comm ssioner of baseball, recently had questioned Art Fetcher, ing: ‘He'll + 4 now manager of the Philadelphia; charce! Ee spheres ines OU National league club, regarding Ben-'thinking: ‘I can beat thie wane ey # ton’s story of a bribe offer made him to “throw” a game here seversl| can't even hit me.’ Poi is “The re, as tha vers! seasons ago when Fletcher was short DareleESh, Cae eee ———.___ Was paralyzed by aute stop for the Giants. - Commissioner Dr’ Jones sain ae ne Landis said Fletcher told substant.al-/is respy i is responsible for good a . is 20 POUNDS vil H USE OF AXE y the same story as Benton inge’in tho ring. wood and bad show eS honors as the home run king. his comback. 16 snow shoveling, ers all 233 East 3 Second St. BEEF Choice T-Bone, lb..32l%c Choice Sirloin, Ib. Short Cuts or Club Steak, Ib. ..W..27Y%c Round Steak, Ib....... ic Shoulder Steak, lb. 17'%c Hamburger Steak, 1b.15c Coke Pot Roast, US Fi a : Good, meaty Shoulder Boil, 1b... Zac Prime Rib Roast, boned and rolled, Ib....22%4c Prime Rib Roast, standing, lb. Short Rib of Beef, 8 Ibs, for. 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Twenty pounds taken off under a regime of splitting wood, setting up| exercises, hiking and in recozt weeks] years ago.” Ruth sald in discussing the success of his efforts to reduce welght as a condition to increasing the power and speeding the drive is the measure of Ruth’s conditioning process to date, together-with an appearance of fit- JOHN P. GRIFFIN We do not deliver—and have no charge accounts. People are better satisfied when they select their own SOUTH SUDBURY, Mass., Jan. 19.—(By The Associated Press.)——Babe Ruth is coming back strong to regain his He says so. He looks so. A gentleman farmer, sowing seeds of hard work, regular hours and simple food that he may reap a harvest of hits— more especially of home runs—the one-time slugger extra- ness that is its outward mark, But which, with sharpness of eye, are the} components of his hitting prowess, ‘I'l have to work pretty hard to get any more off, I'm going to do ft. 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