Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 29, 1923, Page 12

————— A TT PAGE TWELVE World Results By Leased Wire Che Casper Daily Cribune ST CLAIA WILL MEET WINFRED Will Be Main Go on Sport Card Saturday Night at Greybull. local welterweight, for Greybull where ing Winfred Saturday main go. of the Gr club's program. the management St of is under Yinfred go is sched is. The former will considerable experi to over. calls for 26 rounds of | LAU TOSEND. AEERETSABROAD Will Not Gompeate This Sum- March 29—The A. A. U. regrets instead of athletes ions from several BOSTON. wll send jin response summer, out has indicated. The committee ational relations of the A. A yet to report, but President said that patriotic considerations for efforts by athletes and su horities to make this geason ever in prep: U. has the biggest trac ération for selection of the team that will represent the United States at the ris next summer. | BALL SCORES Olympic games in F = —_ R. H. B 10 18 4 AeA os Kaufman and Shea and Yel ige, At Lakeland, .F R. H. EB §t. 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Bench Show. | Annual show of Chicago Kennel} club, at Chicago. | Annual show of Or te Ken- nel club, at Portland. | Polo. | Southern States open championship tournament, at Camden, S. ¢ Basketball. | Minnoesots ate nolastic | tournamen apolis | Annus American Bow Cong Tivaukee Borin H ‘ | 10 round Harifo bud Der vs. Fre Ma | 10 rounds, t Hartford, Conn 1,Q0-SAME MARK NEAR FOR EVERETT SCOTT OF -—THENEW YORK YANKEES NEW YORK, March 29.—Everett Scott, brilliant shortstop of the New York Yankees, will reach his goal of playing 1,000 consecutive games early in the 19 sn unless scme un forseen slip of fate intervenes The veteran inflelder wound up the season of 1922 with a record of 986 straight games in playing harness, so that he needs but fourteen more to reach the mark he started shooting at when he wore a Boston Red Sox uni form June 20, 1916. Scott reeled off 103 games without an absence from the lineup in 1916. followed with 157 in 1917, 126 and 138 in the abbreviated e@easons ot 1918 and ‘1919, and 154 games ea in the last three years. Ho tra: ferred his allegiance from the Hub to Gotham in the winter of°1921-22, com ing to the Yankees with Sam Jones Peckinpaugh, Bill Piercy, Jack Quinn and Rip Collins, Scott's continuous performing rec ! WHEN You ASK THE HOTEL EXPECTING ONE FROM '“HER™ “AND STILL THESE ES No MAIL YOU INQUIRE AGAIN LATER AND You START WORRYING -, Chypetgs 10RD. RY Tribes ton J ora {s nearly double that of the best} ba and Joe Bush in exchange for Roger jf AND LATER tnt THE DAY You ASK AGAIN - NOTHING AND WHEN You CHECK OUT You MAKE YOUR LAST INQUIRY FOR MAIL - - GUT NOTHING DOING AND YOU DECIDE SHE'S THROWN You OVER L1 THE TRIBUNE'S PAGE 0 -AND LATER You ASK AGAIN - Town You ARE HANDED FOUR FAT ONES, ALL FROM HER Pie OH-H-H-H BOY! ANT tT GR-R-R-RAND AND GLOR-R-R-RIOUS FEEUN'? Gosh ALL FISH- HOOKS park as * game was in prog- previous major league marks. ‘he | ress, donning 8s uniform in time t closest approach to it was made by/ play the last few innings. George B, Pinckney, who played in ty” started’ his profess 577 straig nes with the old|carecr with the Kokomo, Ind Brooklyn club in the American Asso-| was given his first big league trycut ciation and National League from! py the Red Sox in 1913, rel 1 on 1885 to 1890. The nearest option and recalled the n r to modern baseball history become a regular in the I ner games, reeled off by Fred Luderus, s rate among th of the Philadelphia Nationals, from msive shortstops in the 1916 to 1919 *, and while not a heavy stick Scott has had several narrow es: . has a knack of punching out capes from having his ‘re blows when the: most broken. 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