Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 19, 1923, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT. By Leased Wire HE TRIB ape Casper Dally Cribune UNE’S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS AUTH, DUGAN AND WARD SMASH OUT HOMERS IN 4 10 1 VICTORY No. 22 Chalked Up for Home Run King; Cincinnati Defeats Brooklyn While Giants Lose to Cardinals on Home Field. CHICAGO, July 19.—(By The Associated Press).—Num- ber 22 was stuck on Babe Ruth’s mirror last night to greet him when he woke today. He copped his latest homer in yesterday’s game with Detroit, when Waite Hoyt held the Tigers to one run and the Yankees won the first game of the series in the mid-western city, 4to 1. Of the four runs made by the New York team three were ; — non-stop affairs, one Babe's and the Club Standing others from the sticks of Dugan and Ward National League. Won Lost Pct. Boston and Chicago broke even in their double header in the Mlinois city, Boston winning the first game, 6 to 3, and Chicago the second 11 to 3 ‘The Cardinals won « fast game) |New York -——-— “647 from the Giants, 6 to 4, playing on | Nem noe 65 2 47 the Polo Grounds, and the Cincinnat! | pra nine a0 Reds, defeating Brook'yn, climbed am Chi = aa ie ittle nearer the top of the National PRES ae ao or league ladder. The Ginnts and Reds rire ee ot have each lost 80 games, but the | py isc Rea fe Gtents have won four more than Cin-| 70h * — ia sel cinnati, The Reds trimmed the — 5 Brockiya tears sito 4, in x quiet and alos ae gentlemanly game. anarican ene ‘ In Cleveland the Senstcrs got one/ i yi fle aon Foe run and then took a Ittle rest while | Cov cok —————-- (7 ots 8e he home team ran around the bases} 2°") 5h, ergs ah four times. riateoreee 40 ad Although cuthit nearly two to one, | 5, ti Philadelphia 60 48 St. Louis shut out the Philadelphians | Gyicago a oie and took the game, 2 to 0. in phite.| Washingt Hy a In « close fought game in Phila-| poston 1 delphia, the home team beat Chicago, | 7 to 6, Pittsburgh took a fall out of Reston on the latter's grounds, win-| ning, 6 to 1. Eddie Collins, of the Chicago White Sox ran his string of steals for the season up to 28, when he pilfered second base in the first game against the Red Sox. He is leading all major | leaguers in this department. Ira Flagstead of the Red Sox socked « homer in the sixth inning of the first | National League, At New York— ‘ RHEE. contest and this blow so unnezved| s+. toute _ = g8is Charley Robertson that the White Sox | New York =a haiig star blew up and was chased to the showers. The White Sox brought thelr bat-| ting eyes into the second game and Batteries—Sherdel and Ainsmith; McQuillan, Barnes and Snyder, sweetened up thetr averages at the| At Boston pegs - Pittsburgh -___. expense of Ferguson and O'Doul. Scat thie eh Although St. Louis was outhit near. | POOR, to--—oo ore —Cooper and Schmiat; ly two to one, Urban Shocker came p , Fillingim, out victorious in a pitching duel with | Marauaré ie esha file (ose Fred Helmach and the Athletics were | white washed, It was Shocker's fifteenth victory of the season. At Brooklyn— RHE. The veteran Zack Wheat, Brooklyn | Cincinnati -—— 2 outfleder has gone to his home in| Brooklyn - ae 412 3 Polo, Missour!. An X-ray revealed Batterles—Donohue and Hargrave; that a bone in Wheat’s left ankle ta| Deckerman, Decatur and Taylor. fractured. He expects to rejoin the club in St. Louis July 30. At Philadelphia— R.H.E. George Kerry, first baseman of the| Chicago -- - 612 1 Giants, injured his right knee when | Philadelphia -715 0 he collided with a feld box and had Batteries — Cheeves, Dumovich, to retire from the picture. Jimmy| Kenn and O'Varrell; Weinert and O'Connell, MbGraw's high priced | Henline. coast league star, stepped over to| the initial sack and played a star- same, accepting 12 chances without a bobble. American League. ——_——EE Picinich; | Robertson, Leverette, Lyons and } Schalk. | |" Second game— R.H.E. I Boston 39 4 Chicago 1116 1 NEW YORK.—tLais Firpo Anga Batteries—Ferguson, O'Doul and has s millionaire adviser in Baenos ‘Walters; Thurston and Graham. ism T! Tas Just IDEAL 7? OF Tre PooR Fish In THE HOT CiTieS- Gos THs is MY IDEA “OF A VACATION ALL TASK You '5| To FORGET tT- Dow T Seow my Good Time A0SMIMMERS TO COMPETE = hela Stanley and will petent director, three years of amateur boxing and three years of professional baseball. Somebody Is Always Taking the Joy Out of Life Yes ir woud Trine BE IDEAL ONLY FoR ONE THinG >" WE OUGHT . To HAVE OUR COAL IN FOR Tae WINTER, You ALWAYS AcT AS THOUGH 1 WAS TRYING \Te NAG You when Im JUST TRYING To Be A HELP THat's Tue TROVBLE WITH You ~*, WHAT'RE You GoinG TO Do now ? Souvenirs at PHILADELPHIA, July 19.—Nearly 3! forty distance swimmers, 7 J tf Thomas Blake cf Loe Angecs, the UM Jeffries title holder, are entered in the na-| onal ten mile swim Saturday in the | & 8 O]Welaware river between this city and Riverton, N. J. formidable opponents will be James Hall of Brooklyn. Hall won the cham. pionship in 1921. ae Souvenirs at The includin One of Blake's most Smoke House. “DEAN MORGAN AND STAN. =" Jews. promote civilization. directors for the boy high school and grade Mr. Griebel has had mass games, ete. A golf course} will be laid out at the camp. scicndbd he Ra The To Preach In Coast Church LOS ANGELES, J. Jeffries, foraer heavyweight box- who recently was re- ported to be preparing for a career as an evangelist, will preach in the Christian Temperance Unlon temple here tomorrow night on GRIEBEL WILL DIREGT (=< SCOUT CAMP ATHLETICS’ Athietio | Scout summer camp which will be the Big Horn mountains August 12 to 25 have been appointed in the person of Dean Morgan and Griebel. Mr. Morgan has been athletic direc- tor at the schools of the city for several years make a thoroughly com- the restoration of Palestine to the He plans a world tour, ft is said, preaching the doctrine of amalgama- tion of peoples of the white race to the highest Souvenirs at The Smoke House. On FoRGET, tr} YesiTHaTs You -TALWAYTS SHIRKING YouR RESPONSIBLITY - You NEVER WANT Im Gorne 7, Reet OH Don't BE So cHUDISH! You act Josr, Like A CHILD | x was captain of the baseball team|{ in high school and college. An inter-troop track meet will be held, also an inter-scout meet. hours @ day will be devoted to ath-| Smoke House. eription July 19.—James | now preseribing. standard of Aires, named Bunga, it became known. At Gt. Louis— REE. Philadelphia ~.-—. ool SPRINGFIELD, Ohi. — “Tiger”| gt. Louis ance S58 8 Flowers of Atlanta, Georgia, won a referee's decision over Tut Jackson, Washington court house negro heavy- weight, in a 12-round bout. Batteriee—Heimach and Perkins; Shocker and Sevrereid. ‘At Cleveland— REE. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., July 1\— plore leg oR aaa i Ft ° A prize fight between Jack Demp- sey, heavywelght champion, and Tommy Gibbons, St. Paul, ‘would not be permitted on the Fort Ben- Batteries—Johneon and Ruel; Mor- ton and O'Neill. jamin Harrison army reservation, a At Detroit— REE. telegram received here by the In. | ew York 411 0 dianapolls News from the war de- | Detroit - ocnnceses a) Td partment said. Because Governor | Datteriee—Hoyt and Hofmann; Hol- Warren T. McCray had stated he | !oway, Cole and Woodall. would not peemit the fight to be held in Indianapolis, J. L. Baugh, sald to represent » number of bual- ness men who wish the fight held here, anid he would attempt to od- tain the war department’s sanction of the bout aé the military post, SS ee Souvenirs at The Smoke House. Western League. Des Moines, 7; Denver, 3. ‘Tulsa, 8; St. Joseph, 4. Bioux City, 9; Omaha, §. Wichita, 3-1; Oklahoma City, 1-6. Texas Leagues. Ban Antonio, 2; Shreveport, 8 Galveston, 6; Dallas, 11. 0 Beaumont Fort Worth, 4, , Houston, 8; Wichita Falls, 4 (10 Today’s Games }\ "=. American Assoctative. BMwaukes, 7; Toledo, 6. National League, Minneapolis, 5: Louteville, 4 St. Louis at New York. Kansas City, 8; Columbus, 5, Chicago at Philadelphia, St. Paul, @; Indianapolis, 7. Pittsburgh at Boston. -— Cincinnati at Broc Const League alt Lake, 6; Portland, 10. American League, Los Angeles, 10; San Francisco, 7 Philadelphia at St. Louie, Sacramento, 5; Seattle, 4. Boston @ ug0 | Oakland, 2; Vernon, 4, New York at Detroit. aT eee Tied Washington at Cleveland, Souvenirs at The Smoke House. —_— es Kearney Military Academy A Boarding School for Boys, Operated by the Episcopal Church 1,788 at Kearney, Neb., the Midway City, Accredited by Universitied and War Dept. 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