Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 10, 1923, Page 5

THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1923. | World Results oy Leased Wire 0 AN TO CROWD INDIANS AND TIGERS St. Louis Wins, 10 to 5, Whlie Leaders in the American League Take Rest; Giants Go Down To Defeat Before Chicago Cubs. CHICAGO, May 10.—(By The Associated Press.) The Philadelphia Athletics lost a chance to step on the heels of Cleveland and Detroit in the American league yesterday by losing to the St. Louis Browns, while freakish weather kept the Yankees, Indians and Tigers idle, in addition to all the second division clubs except the browns. St. Louis won, 10 to 6. The cold snap prevented continua- tion of the series between the Yan- kees and Indians at Cleveland. The Chicago Cubs defeated the world champion New Yerk Giants, coming from behind to take the sixth game that McGraw’s men have lost this year. The score was 9 to 6. St. Louis advanced within half a -727| game of second place by battering “571 four Quaker flingers for 13 hits, to 545 win, 9 to 7. 524| The defeat gave Phf!adelphin sole “474 occupancy of the National league cel- +400 | tear, the Brooklyn Robins advancing -359/ halt a game through tdleness. Rain prevented the Brookly | burgh, Cincinnati-Boston games | Harota Janvrin, the former short- Club Staining New York Pittsburgh St. Louis Cincinnati Brooklyn Philadelphia ~316 pe = | stop of the Red Sox, Senators, Card- Newey 657 nals and Dodgers, has been purchas- potatoe apace ige $71, C4 by the Indianapolis club of the “ “529 American Association from Seattle. caag| T8DVEIN automatically became a free 421 agent last year after ten years ser- 2| Vice in the majors. Charley Ho'locher, captain and star shortstop of the Chicago Cubs re ed to Manager Kitiefer in New Yo Holly has recovered from 4. “Cy” Williams, the Phiiles’ elon- gated outfielder, increased nis lead in home runs by crashing out number 9. His namesake on the Browns has seven. Cleve'and—Bob Shawkey, one of , the New York Yankees star pitchers, is suffer'ng with an injured shoulder. Shawkey slipped and fell on the sog- Yesterday’s Scores National League. Can es ee gy: field in the final inning of Tues: New York CALS. See Batteries—Aldridge and O'Farrell; Johnson, Jonnard and Snyder. R.-.E. 916 1 T1l 2 I COLLEGES IN ‘dell and | Ainsmith; Winters, Mitchell, Betis, | Bishop and Henline. American League. At St. Louis— RH. &. , Philadelphia paNaced F RI f Bt. Louis — —-.-10 13 4|Wyoming University to Con- Batteries—Naylor, Kinney, O'Neil,! test Honors in Mountain Helmach Perkins, Brugsy; and Shocker and Severeid. Conference. Western League, Denver, 10; Omaha, 2. Wichita, 3; Tulsa, 2. Des Moines, 18; Sioux City, 9. Oklahoma City, 14; St. Joseph, 13. Texas League, Beaumont, 7, Dallas, 3. Houston, 8; Shreveport, 7. Galveston, 0; Fort Worth, 2.. San Antonio, 10; Wichita Falls, 6. American Association. St. Paul, 5; Minneapolis, 3. Columbus, 3; Louisville, 7. vaio. Other: games postponed. | Preliminaries wil! be run off start- |ing at 9 o'clock the morning of the meet, Finals will start at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. Gold, silver and bronze medals will go to the athletes finishing first, sec- ‘ond and third in each event. The school winning the meet will get a silver cup. ‘ Coaches will meet on the night be- fore the meet to arrange rules and make drawings. It is expected about one hundred BOULDER, Colo., May 10— Ten colleges and schools are listed as en- trants in the Rocky Mountain con- ference track and field meet here on May 19, it was announced today. The teams that will compete will represent Montana State college, Utah Agri- culura? college, University of Utah, Brigham Young University, Univer-| sity of Wyoming. Colorado School of Mines, Colorado college, University of Denver, Colorado State Agricultural college ahd the University of Colo Vernon, 5; Sait Lake, 10, Portland, 3; Los Angeles, 4. Oakland, 6; Sacramento, 7. Seattle, 2; San Francisco, 14, hotest o Some Today’s Games mente ae phleaeente. and fifty athletes will take part in Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. the contests. Ginehaaatt at Boston, NEW YORK—Inclement weather caused the postponement of 11 out of |16 games in the major and Interna- | tional leagues and the American asso- clation. ———__—_. Bed bug juice, guaranteed to kill all vermin; will not stain bed cloth- ing Apco Products Co. Phone 286. Kidney Trouble Disturbed His Rest is Now Able to Lie Down and Sleep | Soundly—His Kidney and Bladder Trouble All Gone. Read His State-| ment, American League. Cleveland at Detroit. New York at Washington, Philadelphia at Boston. Sport Calendar (Meee aT Racing. Meeting of Metropolitan Jockey at Jamaica. Meeting of Maryland jockey club at Pimlico. Baseball. Opening of the season of the Ap- patachian league. Shooting. Eastern zone trapshooting tourna- ment at Travers Island, N. Y¥. Golf. Southern intercollegiate conference tournament at Knoxville. Annual spring touranament at the country club at Atlantic City. r “I was a sufferer for several years from kidney and bladder trouble and| had to get up many times each night on account of the condition that I was in. I was induced to try Dr. Carey's Marshroot Prescription No. 777 and to my great surprise and satisfaction I was able to lie down and sleep undisturbed. I can truth-| fully say that I am entirely cured and would advise any who are suffer-| ing from this terrible disease to try| Dr. Carey’s Marshroot.” Signed C. H.| Ritchie, Elmira. What is Dr, Carey's Marshroot? It | is Dr. Carey's own prescription known as No, 177, for many years used by | him with remarkable success in the treatment of kidney and bladder| troubles. It consists of' roots and herbs that have a direct and specific action only on the kidneys and urinary 0! It can always be Intercollegiate champlonghip tour- nament at Fort Hamilton, N. ¥. ‘Tennis, Middle = Alargic _— intercollegiate championship, at Richmond. Maine state intercollegiate cham- pionship, at Brunswick, Boxing. Georges Carpentier versus Marcel Nilles, 20 rounds at Paris. RECENT Zr fo EVENTIVE of BLADDER Pitts: |" LETICS THROW AWAY CHANGE Movete Siar the Dey Woon. PAPA wet iT Do coun fianee FoR ANY THING 2 AROUND HERE Bov's ‘GLOVES 10 BE USED BY RODEO FIGHTERS 60 ON DISPLAY AT PHARMACY. The three sets of boxing gloves to be uSed at the big boxing show to be staged at the Rodeo Stadium on June 8 arrived this morning and will be displayed in the window of the Midwest Pharmacy for a few days before the gloves are put under lock and key and sealed until the eve of the contests. The gloves were manufactured by Sol Levinson of San Francisco, who makes al! mitts for championship and near championship bouts and in each glove there ‘s exactly six ounces of padding the glove ‘s naturally shaped to the boxers hand and there is a roll of carefu'ly constructed pad- ding and leather to protect the box- er’s wrist. ‘There are three sizes of gloves in the shipment, a small. length set for the two little fellows. Smith and Puryear and a set a little larger for Wallace and Fanning the other sizo being the regular club regu'at/on glove and will fit the average man contesting with the gauntlets in the squared circle. Mr. Levinson who is nationally known owing to the fact that he has made boxing gloves for all the big bouts and championsu'p events in the last 25 years is spreading the Rodeo gospel on the west coast and wishing it every success. In a let ter to the matchmaker of the Rodeo club Mr, Levinson expressed a desire to bring the gioves to Casper in order that he might witness the card that will be staged June 8, saying. “'Cas-| per Wyoming is getting very Madison Square Garden in their pugilistic tastes I wish I could be with you.” a Try Tribune Ciassified for Results. ! Monuments CASPER MONUMENT WORKS 505 E. Second St. .Casper, Wyo. Robert Simpson, Prop. We’re Open 550 E. 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