Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 9, 1923, Page 5

TALL SCHEDULE / rado Springs. 7 y , St. Louts (National).------11 18 {Tie game.) Johnson, Holloway and Bassler; MONT AY ADRIT 9. 1923 ‘ Che Casper Daily Trioune l World Resulta | Sy Leased Wire ; AT WYOMING U. Several Changes Announced With Season Opening on | | April 19. ———————s sat ed —— LARAMIE, Wyo. april 9 — —————————————————— Changes in the Cowboy baseball —— achedule call for a switching of the dates with the Colorado Aggies and Colorado college, the playing of Gree- ley at Greeley May 2, instead of May as originally scheduled and the yin got the Aggies in Laramie on | {ny 20. ‘The schedule corrected is as follows: Apri! 19—Denver at Laramie. May 2—Greeley at Greeley. May 8—Colorado university Boulder. May 4—Aggies at Fort Collins. May. 5—Colorado college at Colo at May 11 and 12—Colorado Mines at Laramie. May 19—Greeley at Laramie. May 30—Colorado Aggies at Lara- mie, —_——__—_ BALL SCORES At Dallas— Chicago (National) Dallas (Texas) -- Alexander, Cheeves and Hartnett; Bryan, Swartz, Davenport and Ad- ams, Lingle. At Memphis— New York (National). Memphis (Southern) Webb, Ryan and G Nemitz and Tate, Lynn. At Fort Worth— Brooklyn (National) New York (American). » Harper and By Briggs lor; Pennock, Shawkey and Hoffman. At Houston— Rw. EB. Omaha (Western) 6 56 2 Houston (Texas) 2 6 4 Cullop, May and Hale, Bailey, Harle and Griffith, Dorr. ——— en; Sherman, Tatum and Crosby. At Mobile, Ala.— R H. BE] At Montgomery— RHE Cleveland (American) —. 3 11 Mobile (Southern) Li 48 Edwards, Metevier and O'Neill; Fuhr, James and Heving. 0 od 1) Philadelphia (Am.) 2nd_--.4 8 Rochester (International).-.1 6 Ozmer, O'Neill and Rowland; Wels- ener and Lake. 4 At Toledo— N. Y. (Nat'l) 2nd team. At New Orleans— R. HB. Toledo (A. A.)----_--.. 7 9 1/St. Louis (Amertcan)_--.- 2 2-0 Wright, Johnson and E. 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