Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 14, 1923, Page 4

PAGE FOUR. Che Casper Daily Cribune AEDS GAIN ON GIANTS; WIN FROM | O:M=o | i = Ger Justi as! | WHY SURE— 4. wa ped ie PLEA L_ONLY PLAY EVEN © WavlHeay Xou ee ae hs FoRy td Se EARTH. MARTIN 5 You | TALK oe Game ASyTHO! EXERCISE 1 PLAYED IN 4 ; ' “THe SEVenTia 2 Slugfest Results in 21 to 7 Score as New York Drops Game to Pirates; Friday the 13th Also Holds Defeat for Yankees. CHICAGO, July 14.—(By The Associated Press).— While the Giants slumbered again on the short end of a 10- to-1 score, the Cincinnati Reds, menace of the world’s cham- pions for first place, revived that danger yesterday, riding roughshod over Philadelphia in a hard-hitting contest which ended wtih the unusually long score of 21 to 7. Hargrave, fter making two homers, retired in| ————————____________ order to reserve some of his hitting = i HEH- Uve Got: HIM 3 power for the doubleheader today : > = - —— with Boston - -"; ON’ T WTeLL Ms L PAY You Keen's The leaders in the American league Yesterday s teen HEH ive, To at = = — Ve “DOLLAR \| FIFTY CenrTs= like the National league first place GoT Him’ t OK Fiv HALF * D Fe | \ Wort Take t olders, also found a nemesis in Fri WTHis_ Hove) ONE WAS, A To KeePiyou -~ You "KNOW day. the thirteenth. It. took 16 cores oe Y/ fPRACTICE Shor FRAP SHUT =~. Vey WELL TH nnings, however, for bad luck to oa (altace) a Dow Tiowe LLWON tT = mph and the Yanks fell before UT_UTeryoy es ago, 4 to 3 National League. at Ts ‘ » The Red Sox-Detroit game also was poet obesdet a au Lodi 3 extra inning contest, the Bostor: |New ‘York Dozvw719 4d n getting an even break on thelr!” Ratterieg ‘Mdrrison and Schmidt: four game series with the Western- ; Nehf, Bentley, V. Barnes, Blume and ers at the end of 11 innings, winning Snyder. 6 to 4 Washington won from St. Louis, 8 4, but the intersectional Score was evened in the league by the a Boston— R. H. EB. victory of Cleveland over Philadel-|St- Louis - -1019 2 phia, 16 to 7. fee ear = 659" 2 In the National league, the West teries—Sherdel and McCurdy; madq,a clean sweep. In addition to| Miller, Fillingim and O'Neil. the triumph of Pittsburgh over the world's champions, and the victory of | At Philadelphia— RH, E. the Reds, St. Louis trounced Boston, !Cincinnati _.. 10 to 6, and Chicago took the last | Philadelphia Se an Ce | game of their series with Brooklyn,| Batteries—Benton and Wingo, Har- 5 to 1 grave; Head, Jones, Winters, Miller, Holke and Henline, O'Brien, Virgil Barnes, who was operated upon in April for appendicitis pitched | At Brooklyn— Dickerman, Decatur an@é DeBerry, Haney, Detroit, .353; E. Colli Morrison let the New’ York Giants down with four hits and had little dicieulty subduing McGraw’s club in the fins! game of their series. Ted Blankenship, the big cowboy 2 2 Batteries—Sedgwick, Russell and q ss hoosted his average from .384 to .3: then came across with a blow which Philadelphia Cleveland Batteries 4. %, e lor and Perkins, B: RPT apy oe) 2 z 7 “Bib aux, the Texes pomeuel Stictatanaccnnes Sag Avesta: Herp ae CHICAGO, July 14.—(By The Associated Press) .— Ris Ree nea Davis ona x ee z NGELES, J co rs . ; 3 twice after it appeared the New York work and preliminary training for |ROgers Hornsby of the St. Louis Cardinals, champion batter |)" Smith, Wichita star, is Tend! Xankees wero set for another vic-| &t Chicago (10 innings) FR. H. W.| the bout with either Harry Wills or|Of the National League, today is topping the list of hitters tory. He smashed a homer which |New York ~8 & 1] Luts Angel Firpo, in which he ox- broke a tie in the seventh inning,|Chicago __ - 411 0] pects to‘engage on Labor Day, has and he hit out a double which tied| Batteries — Bush and Bengough,| been started by Jack Dempa the count again.in the ninth. Bctsian nr Blankenship, Robertson | cording to friends here today. and Schalk. inning in the final game against the New York Yankees Dowell, a team mate of Blakeste Metelver, | with 23 stolen bases to. his credit Zach Wheat of the Brooklyn Dodgers, who has -B80, accord- | Sioux City, 3 * "|ing to averages released today and which include games of |:2°2! Diamon%s Denver, .365; Mct: Des Moines, .354, last Wednesday. It took the St. Harry Hellmann of Detroit. who con- Dempsey has declared that he in- Louis fi 1 p Sanat Rate tends to take no‘ more long layoffs. uis star some time to attain his old{ tin to occupy the lead position Babe Ruth had a tough time ees against the pitching of Charley Rob-|At Detroit (11 innings) R. H. EB. Mostil was waiting for it when it| in Los Angeles for at least two weeks, came down. | inal, now of Brooklyn, who topped! Ruth in leading in total bases with| ere with intense excitement and renee Deat catalls for the Drosected | the ‘tist a week ago has dropped to|18¢ and Is showing the wee to it| seneral celebration followed, Labor Day fight have been settled. aco with an everage of .378.\run getters with 75 tallies. bts Williams, of the Philites, leads | The Boston Red Sox gave the De troit Tigers something to think about = = = MZ rh - R. H. B. is far in front among the’ base steal- his first game of the season against |Chicago ~ ee i stu with Sertinere: the Pittsburgh Pirates and was hit/ Brooklyn ees Dae , Other leading batters; Burns, Bo: hard, along with the other Giant! Batteries and O'Farrell; ton .363; Witt, New York, twirlers. H 35: vs} INTOTRAINING AT HEAD OF NATIONAL SLUGGERS|::=< arse: a= while Bauman, of Tulsa, who topped s e: av . - ° . ° the list 1 a 1 a in’ pitcher for the White fox, pleked up |Cofing,” "Tut" Rew and Seversié.| Starts in Early to Get| Seventeen Hits in Six Games Put Cardinal Star|sccond miace'with an average of . a tie game in the ninth inning and compared with a mark of .398 a week gave ble club a victory in the tenth | At Cleveland— rwx| Ready for His Next. At Top; Cy Williams Leads in Homers; Ago, Blakesley, of Denver, ts the best run getter with 74 runs, and is lead 16 11 A Ring Opponent. Babe Ruth Forging to Front. Ing in total bases with 218. C, Mc. y's ig leading the circuit drive hitters with an average of .881, just one point in front of the veteran,| Other Wading batters; Palmer, 66; J. Griffin, Omah: position at the head of the procession,|with an average of .400. Charles | LIMA, Peru, July 14.~The vic. +B) . be | Boston 612) 3) ie, Hetfeves that he must Aight fre-l but he moved upward rapidly when | Jamieson, of the Cleveland Indlans,| fory of Luis Firpo over Jess Wil. E Sete 9h tne EA Sen: Te enanel oateett. 2 54100] ee nce ere ell and intends to) he started hitting against the Bos-lis third with .S72, 7"! lard was hailed in Peruvian ee ee re Peaesa tics anal taatierieg et aa pursue that policy until he is whipped | ton Braves’ twitlers. In his last six} Ruth leads in h Sporting circles as a forerun- next attempt was an infleld out and] | Batteries — ercy, Quinn and De-| or retires from the ring. Se ae 17 hits, three | y7erut, leads in home runs with 20] PPOreee © Sag Nilpecdnng Atso bis fourth time he sent “ fy “a mile vouper: obriecrty rancis, Dauss and Although he\had'planned'to remain | Se cece ee sides hree| He is being closely pursued! tw Ken, prevodi Ls high” to center e) b' J y all. neth Willams of the Browns, who| championship to South America. Jacques Fournien, the former Card-|has 15. News of the knockout was received Dempsey is prepared to leave on RETURN FIGHT BETWEEN HUGHIE WELKER AND PERKING POSSIBLE Kansas City Huskie Not Satisfied With Result Of Former Battle and Rodeo Management Opens Negotiations for Match. Hughie Walker, crack Kansas City heavyweight star who gave Harvey Perkins such a great battle on the last in- door card here may be signed to meet the local heavy for the August 4 show at the Rodeo grounds. Hughie is more than anxious to meet the local star Per- kins again as he claims that injury to his eye made it impos- sible for him to see in their previous encounter. ‘Walker has met them all from Tommy Gibbons on down and has de- cisions and wine galore over some of the greatest big game boxers pushing gloves. When Perkins and Walker met be- fore local ‘fight fans were treated to one pf the hardest pugilist!c encount- ers even seen in the west. Both the heavies socked away at each other with a will and both took terrific pun- ishment. Should the two meet again another great fight will no doubt be the result. The Rodeo management will an- nounce shortly whether the deal for Walker's services will be closed and Perkin's w'h meet him on Aug. 4 if thelr plans go through. If Walker cannot be secured on that date some other heavy equally as 004 will be matched with the local mauler, ——— COMMENCING MONDAY, JULY 16 6 BIG DAYS AND NIGHTS Meet me at The Smoke House.—Ady. (om aa EXPERT watch anG Jewelry repair. ing. Casper Jewelry Co., O-S Bldg. YOMING TODAY ONLY HARRY CAREY “THE Veterans of Foreign Wars JUBILEE Snapp Bros. Exposition 86 of ing ‘| GLADYS 30 Special Cars 30 Eddie Coli of the Whi Meet me at the Smokehouse the home run hitters with 22. His when they fought them along on i | ee ee at she ktntieea sock k total base record has been increased victory in the eleventh Inning, after Racing. * > % y i Meeting of Empire Cit Max Carey, of the Pirates, ta show- fed the count in Dp! yy Racing ihe Covent ied the anfeating of Empire Ub Standing |), 2 ewer ot ine Piston ts snow TODAY ate se aie, Meeting of Kentucky Jockey club, 87 tallies. 1, 3, 5, 7,9 0’ Rogers Hornsby, leading batter of | &t Ashland George Grantham, of Chicago, add- 2 8,.5,.7,.9'0'Clock Cee tantt tebe, weit On pm buts|, © akeetinig Of Mlageexte cies temeene National League. ed two stolen bases to his string and Hee re ene mind lod. the ettadkc of] teal leiden ‘apiaiges Mele Club Won Lost Pet.|now is setting the pace with 22 thefts. MAE MARSH AND NORMAN KERRY the Cardinals against Miller and Fil Golf. New York - 52 26 669] Other leading “pc se h 3 ae Main’ it: eeuy, foe esaLouls |v BRCM aatarth verti esenank sek eee atl 46 29.613] Raush, Cincinnati .871; Frisch, New “ } ” Reena ns Le tte ccampcutive: wist| menabhip elosrs.ae makina: Pittsburgh 30 600 ors, 3ui DMerrell, ees. 361; TILL WE MEET AGAIN Bang, UP 4 Manitoba invitation tour t| Chicago 7 682] Young, New York, #s=-yonneteay is Pi tory over the Boston Braves. oper abr yaninng sda rau: fe 36-520] Brooklyn, 860, This Picture Actually Reformed a Gang of SPE Ge ore aig Tennis, St, Louis . 41.494). Babe Ruth of the Yankees is mak- New York Crooks Moat re At The Sn Oke Oe ASY. gee ee champlonship| Boston ~- 32 53.293] ing rapid strides in) batting and closes at Indianapolls, | a smashed out a dozen hits in his last —Also— Oxford-Cambridge va, Yale-Harvard, | Ameri : 1x games, boosting his average from LI Tl ’ at Newport, R. I 8 | Club aha eons Pet to’.318. He is now runner up to OYD HAMILTON The Today 8 Games South Dakota State championship| New York 8 88 ape enter ae teres ee eee ratte COMEDY G Netto opens at Sioux Falls, | Cleveland - 36.588 radi Quaker Ridge tournament opens at| Philadelphia 37 39487 “UNEAS ¥ FEET” Uadies New Rochelle, N. Y. Detroit - 39.487 Ox . nal League Polo. dchestra WALTON ‘GOSSIP ‘RADIO ROMEO” 10c and 30% | Attractions 25 Show Grounds East Second Street Bus Lines Extended to Show Grounds TO COLUMBIA PATRONS During the time the theater is closed the concession stand will remain open day and night. The same Meet me at The Smoke House.—Ady. ToNight! Doug Isitt and Marie Roderick Open an Engagement at the CASINO (Formerly Moose Winter Garden) LAST TIMES TODAY GUARANTEED COOL TO HEAR TODAY, SUNDAY AND MONDAY LAST TIMES TODAY ELMER CLIFTON’S TOM BERTA SMITH sé bi Down to the N ; xX IN She has attracted thous- Sea in Ships” ands this week with her wonderful voice. A great living motion picture of the | “3 JUMPS whaling days of 100 years ago 99 See the terrific battle with a 90-ton AHEAD “Bull? Whale Mat, 3 Eve. 7:30, 9:30 ALSO LAST TIMES TODAY You'll see one of the sweetest love Kid Comedy TO SEE . Stories ever told, too! “Assorted Heroes” DEMPSEY —THE CAST— 10c and 20c 3 a pa. tty ooth Tarkington’s famous GIBBONS Wm. Wolcott ; Leigh Smith Geane romance produced with an race Marguerite Courtot MS a ll all-star cast and actually SHT SCENE ALSC " urwood filmed in the beautyaspots 9) NA AV. N ‘HES adond asa Ai ae “GOD'S COL NTRY of America, England and RIGH AL TAY ERN ORC HESTRA and After the Fight CASPER BOY SCOUT FILM | AND THE Woman” Italy. : 39.487 Pathe News Af 3 St. Louis Philadelphia Annual tournament of Rockaway 38.479 i i ternoon Pittsburgh at Hunting club closes at Cedarhurst, 44 421 First Showing In State Chicago at } Ag 43 884 Cincinnati Canoeing. Cage Lipton Cup race of Western Canoe ——~-- American League, association, at Chicago. 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