Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 28, 1923, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT ‘Che Casver Daily Cribune -| THE TRIBUNE’S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS BAPTISTS TRAMPLE KIMANIANS, METHODISTS TOP PRESBYTERIANS Decisive Scores Mark Games Last Night in City Basketball League; Backlogs to Clash With Standard No. 3 Tomorrow. The Baptists had no trouble in disposing of the Kiwanians ‘by a score of 82 to 24 in the Casper Basketball league last night while the Methodists were taking the Presbyterians ‘into camp, 63 to 23. Both games were considerably more in- teresting than the scores indicate. The Baptists were in excellent form and their passwork ! seemed to have the Kiwanis all at sea. Aisman, Keynoids and Varnadore ed the attack with 14, and 12 kets respectivery. Mi ‘ath and ‘di scored the most points for the losers. The Methodists used two whole s in their game with the Presby- ans and had the contest in hand ul times. The team looks in good J pe for the finals which are sched. : uled to start the.week after next Traylor and Johnson lead in the scor. ing for the winners, Thursday evening the Backlogs will cet Standard No. 3 in what should be one of the best games of the pea son The lineups and scores 1: 13 28.—With more to share than last year, the nts will win the Na mpionship and re le next season in opinion of Manager John J. Me Saw in geli whil 2 Baptists 82, Kiwanis 2 enroute from Cuba his team's] Baptists. training camp at San ‘Texas, | Varnadore. McGraw, according who Quote him here today, fer e| A'lsman, ‘Pittsburgh and C | Litterdale, will use O'Connell, “the Pacific coast league, as a reguler centerfielder, ho said. The first casualty to ¢ Poiltan teams was reported from Hot Springs, Ark., where Everett Scott Yankee shortstop, went lame in both ‘legs after tramping over a water logged golf course. NEW YORK, Feb. night to Antonio, to those fe Metre Kiwanis. Gilaral, r. Shultz, 1. f. 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The match “was previously scheduled for May 11. ni lnsenciaabeenet MILLS BEATS GENTANL IN BASKETBALL BIME * The Mills grade school basketha!l 4deam kept up its good work by win Shing from the Central school five yes- day 25 to 14. The passwork of the inners was the feature of the game “With Mewherter leading in scoring OF ith nine field goals. "2 The lineups: to tote 63 Presbyterian TP. Klingsley, r. f. Wenner, Neff. c. Hubbard, Flynn, 1. Wilson, r. i bel nl Hocecotel coosssc0u { " cune ss | . 6) Tr. B. 5. ; 9} f. «. | Eleo 23 = Sport Calendar Racing Meeting of Jefferson Parish Fair association, at New Orleans. 1 Meeting of Cuba-American Jockey! club, at Havana. | Meeting of Tijuana Jockey club, at} Tijuana. Tennis Middle States indoor ships begin in Philadelphia. Basketball Southern interco!legiate champion- ship tournament, at Atlanta. Golf Women's annual championship tourna::ent opens at Ormond, Fla. , Wrestling National A. A, U. champlonships, at New York. 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Lano — Minneapolis; Minn., H. 8., foreman, Annandale, and Univ. of Minnesota; Standard Oj] company. Mathers—Indiana; Aurora, Ill., H.} and owner, Wilson—Utah; Univ. of Wisconsin; truck Pleasant Grove, Utah, H. 8. and Utah Copper com-| A. C.; boiler house, Standard Houston—Utah: Chicago West Side ¥. M. C. A. and Utah Copper com- pany A. C.; treater, Standard O11 com pany. Kirk—Utah; Pleasant Grove, Utah, H. S.; Standard Oil ‘company. Lim—Utah; Pleasant Grove, H. S.; civil engineer, Kanzem—Kansas; Tipton, Kan., Y. M. C. A.; pipe department. Standard No. Rae—Scotland; Casper H. S. and Midwest company team; pipe fitter. Leak—Missourl; Amer. Gymnastic Union, St. Joseph, Mo.; secretary Mathews—Noebraska; Beatrice, Neb., ; accountant. Patterson—M(ssourt; Colo., H. 8.; foreman. Rynalski—New York; Fredonia, N. H. 8. and Cornell Chemtcal col- Utah, H. Canon City, st to the Other. players in the Casper Basketball ¢ league by C. D. Poling, president, show that the men have 4 represented 92 different universities, high school and athletic € league. Out of 120 odd men four were born in Casper and | 22 states and foreign countries are represented in the lineun. Kidd—Scotland; Casper H. §.; plpe fitter. Spangler—tIlinois; HL. S.; pipe fitter. Erickson — Minnesota; Galesburg, |T., H. 8; Bushnell, Il.; clerk. Ohio Oil. Engdahl—Missourl; office man. Young—Minnesota; Brainard, Minn., H. §8.; St. Paul, Minn., Legion; office man, Hooper—Indiana; Lebanon, Ind., H. S.; office man. Lutz—Illinol: | office man. Newton, Kan., Casper H. 8; Marshall, Ill., H. 8; | McMahon—New Yor! rines; mechanic. “QUIT TOBACEO |So0 Easy to Drop Cigarette, Cigar, or Chewing Habit. U. 8. Ma- No-To-Bac has helped thousands to break the costly, nerve-shattering tobacco habit. Whenever you have a longing for a amoke or chew, just place a harmless No-To-Bac tablet in your mouth instead. 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