Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 2, 1923, Page 5

MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1923. World Results By Leased Wire — OQ STATES IN CHICAGO TOURNEY Wyoming, Colorado, Montana, Arizona and Wash- ington Champions Will In Great Tournament Opening Tuesday. CHICAGO, April 2.—(B; School boy basketball stars from thirty states are here today to compete in the national invitation interscholastic basket- ball tournament which opens at the University of Chicago to- morrow, continuing until Saturday night. Forty teams, most of them state champions, will held by the Blue Devils of Lexington, Ky. Defeat will mean elimination, and the loser of the opening game be- tween. Walla, Walla, Wash. and Gloversville, N. Y¥., tomorrow will face a wasted journey of at least a, thousand miles. ‘The far west will be represented by Walla Walla and Eatonville high school teams, from Washington state; Mera, Ariz., high school, Miles City, Mont., Windsor, Colo., Laramie, Wyo., Hagerman, N. M. The pairings for opening games to- morrow include: Walla Waila, ville, N. ¥. Naticocke, Pa., vs. Miles City, Mont. Norfolk, Va, vs. Windsor, Colo. ‘Wash., Giovers- Hyde Park, Ill, vs. Hegerman, N. M. Eatonville, Wash., va. Fitchburg, Mass. Mgcon, Ga., vs. Mesa, Ariz. | Sport Calendar| Lisi Racing. Opening of spring meeting at Bowle, Md. Bowling. Annual tournament of American Bowling congress at Milwaukee. Bench Show. Annual show of Wisconsin Kennel club, at Milwaukee. lo. Southwestern States championship tournament, at San Antonio. Southern states open championship tournament at Camden, 8. C. Chess. Wrank J. Marshall versus Edward Lasker, natione] championship match at Chicago. Golf. United North and South amateur championship opens at Pinehurst. ‘Annual spring tournament opens Epa, at New York Fencers’ club. La Jack Renault versus Martin Burke Yen rounds at Pittsburgh. Italian Joe Gana versus Young Laurette, 12 younds at Troy. Pal Foran "versus Bobby Barrett, 8 rounds at Phildelphia. Alex Hart versus Ray Mitchell, $ rounds et Philadelphia. Joe Ritchie versus Eddie Brady, § rounds et Philadelphia, COAST BUSHER IS MOUND FIND Buckley of Frisco Club Holds Cubs to One Run in Sun- day Game. SAN FRANCISCO, April 2— Timothy Patrick Buckley, of Pitts burgh, Calif., 2 busher not more than seven weeks ago, is hailed today by local sporting writers as the real pitching find of the San Francisco it league team. Buckley yester- y held the Chicago Nationals to one run and six hits and enabled his team to win by a score of 4 to 1. Buckley allowed only two hits in the first five innings while Alexander of the Cubs allowed five in the same time before he was replaced. Chicago then sent in two other twirlers be- fore the game was over. For eight innings Buckley allowed but four hits and did not give a base on balls, In the ninth Chicago scored its lone run. ,| Brooklyn Nationals Represent the Far West y The Associated Press.) — fight for the national] title now SARAZEN WILL PLAY ABROAD British Championship Play at Troon Is Open to American Golf Champion. NEW YORK, Aprfl 2.—Gene Sara- zen, American golf champion, was voted permission by directors of Briar Cliff Lodge to participate in the British open golf championships to be held at Troon, Scotland in June. In regcinding their former action in wire | THE HIGH SCHOOL CAGE FIVES FROM TRIB THIS forbidding Sarazen to compete in the matches, club officials granted the champion leave of absence beginning May second. Sarazen will get in form on the Briar Cliff course, where he ts pro- fessional, and will join other Ameri- can golfers on the Troon course a month before the match to acclimate himself. He opened the lodge short course today by defeating Archie San- derson, Sleepy Hollow professional, four up. Be || BALL SCORES At Fort Worth— R. H. B. St. Louls Americans.-----. 3 11 7 Fort Worth, Texase----4 6 3 Batteries —Shocker, Pruett and Severeid; Watchel, Goodbread and Moore, At New Orleans— New York Americana_-... 2 Batteries—-Pennock, Hoffman; Vance, Screiber and De- berry, Hungling. At Hot Springs— Pittsburgh Nationals Boston Americans Batterels — Cariso: Gooch; Quinn, Ferguson and De- vormer, At Wichita Falls— Tulsa, Western league ... 4 RH. EB 6 3) Wichita Falls, Texas -.... 7 9 | Batterles—Henry, King and Crosby, | Ennis; Wheeler, Darrough and Kitchen. At Montgomery, Fla— R, H. 5. Philadelphia Americans --. 6 Cincinnati Nationals --... 3 Batteries—Ogden, Kinney, O'Neill and Perking; Donohue, Rixey and Hargrave. | At Dallas— RH. EB. Chicago Americens -—. 410 2 New York Nationals 5 12 2 Batteries — Levonet! ‘Woodward, Davenport and Schalk; Nehf, Barnes and Gaston. At Oakland— Chicago Nationals Oakland, Coast -.. Batteries—Stuelan Vitris; Eley and Baker. At San Franct Chicago Nationa San Francisco, Cot Batteries — Alexand . n O'Farrell; Buckley and Agnew. At Ardmore, Okla.— RH E Oklahoma City, Western--. 5 12 1 Ardmore, Texes -- 4 Seed Batteries—Love, Kittenbell, Aday; LADIES. ANO GENTLEMEN 1S STATION ©.Q.X. WE WISH To ANNOUNCE ON BEHALF OF MISS ETHEL HICKERSON THaT HER LITTLE Pet DOG KIEkKt HAS Been LOST,oR STRAYED OR STOLEN, HE HAS A BLACK PATCH ~ OVER RIGHT Eve, BLACK EARS AND BLACK SPoTs On BODY- - ANY INFORM~ ATION AS To HIS WHERE- ABourts ETCs he Casper Dally Tribune (Pr, 1928 fishing season. favorite sport., | Considerable varied reports on the number of fish caught indicated that the piscatorial beauties are not as numerous in the North Platte as they have been in past seasons. This is ; | explained by one local nimrod by the fact that the constantly increasing number of fishermen has thinned the waters down far below what they were a few seasons back. The piece of water just below the dam, known as the “Pool” yielded some excellent prizes including sev- eral fish three pounds. ’ The rceads were good until late yesterday when the drizzle made the mud an unpleasant factor. Incluéed among th SCORES OF ANGLERS LINE LOCAL | STREAMS AS SEASON IS OPERED Eighty-seven cars, practically all of which carried fisher-) men, were counted on the Alcova road between Casper and Pathfinder dam Sunday afternoon, the opening day of the The greater number of the cars con- tained Casper people who took advantage of the fact that) the opening day was on a Sunday to spend the day at their/ national volley ball championship that weighed more than | ell known | local fishermen who were seen at the | Portland Will Take Holiday For Ball Club PORTLAND, Ore., April 2.—Ih en official proclamation issued from the state capital today Governor Pierce declared a half holiday throughout Oregon in the afternoon April 17, ‘| that being the date of the opening game of the baseball season in Port- land. In making the half hollday procia, | mation, the governor said he had done so with the impression that the game of baseball was America’s lead- ing outdoor sport and as such needed and deserved the support of every in- Appleton, Steinmann, Stagner. —— “Meet me at the Smokehouse.” habitant of the state. “Meet mo at the Smokehouse.” VOLLEY BALL PLAY IS SET FOR MAY 11 CHICAGO, April 2—More than 600 men from more than 60 cities |throughout the United States and Canada will meet in the second tnter- tournament to be held here May 11 and 12 under the auspices of the Hyde Park department of the ¥. M. C. A. The competitors will come from as far west as Denver. dam or along the river yesterday were Aleo White, Dr. C. H. Carpen- ter, George Peck, Willlam Jardine, Carl Bergstrom, Walter Scotten, Jim Burns, James Griffith, Casey Cald- well, Joe Marsh, G. L. 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