Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 26, 1923, Page 5

THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1923. he casper Wally Cridune First in News Of. AU Events YANKEES DRAWFARTHER AWAY IN AMERICAN LEAGUE PENNANT RACE Ninth Innmg Run Wins for New York in Game With Athletics; Cincinnati Reds Lose as © Pirates Take Double-Header. CHICAGO, July 26.—(By The Associated Press).—The Yankees put still another step between themselves and Cleve- land, their nearest rivals, when Dugan’s hit in the ninth in- i t Philadelphia yesterday drove in Whitey Witt for the a oe run, ending the game 5 to 4._ The Athletics had the game al! their way through the seventh inning, the score then poeta soa. Ua cant tes ae tis ‘standing 4 to 0, but in the eigth the Yankees tallied four runs, paving the way for Witt ¢nd Dugan. ‘The Cincinngti Reds lost their game én the home grounds to the Brooklyn Robins, and tlp Pirates, who defeated Boston twice, |joined them in second place. ‘The Brown and the Indians, play- ing in St. Ldiis, took a run apiece in both the #fth and sixth. innings and then nejher scored again until the St. Louis}eam, with two out, suc- ceeded in geting a run at the end of the eleventh }nning, winning 3 to 2. ‘The Pirate} playing on their home grounds, woy from Boston, 6 to 2 and 10 to 3. 1 the second game the Pirates scogd six in the first and four in thefecond inning. ying in Chicago, trimmed . 6 to 3, in a slow game. of rain. Other teams ere not sheduled. z “Bib” Fqk of the Chicago White Sox drew’{ three day suspension be- se of aguing with Umpire Ormsby in, Tuesda| is game with the Detroit Fred had his win- 7 hecked after chalking pert tes victories in.a row by Dazzy ‘Vance g Brooklyn, who, by winning, scared /8 sixth consecutive triumph. “Babi Adams pitched effective nst Boston in the first game borsey, pleheader and Johnny Mor- rison ¢me back in the second game and diicated the veteran's stunt, while bj Pirates batted out a double Me 73 McClellan suffered a slight inj his leg in practice and Sota d uw le > play. Happeny, the Uni- ty }f Illinois athlete, , stepped into th)hole at short and gave a good aunt of himself, getting & bajer- Bob Hasty of Philadelphia, m a record of 109 passes for in. TENJOUND BOXING IN _ ALIFORNIA PROPOSED SA|AMENTO, Calif., July 26.— Petit{s will be placed in circulation in af days to submit the ten round “a poxty bill, which failed of passage) in t}last legislature, to the people as {initiative measure, according yman Harry Morrison of author of the bill. — to Sanjan nirs at The Smoke House. 1,783 at Accredited by USED | he East and the West Meet at ° . Kearney Military Academy < —— —— » Neb., the Midway City. niversities and War Dept High School and College Pre A Lower School for Fifth to ith Fall Term Begins September 12th Write Now to Headmaster for Information. Yesterday’s Scores At Cincinnati— R.H.E. Brooklyn .... Cincinnati Batteries — Vance and Deberry Luque and Hargrave. Pittsburgh — Batteries—Mill er, Cooney Schmidt. Second game— Boston -.. Pittsburgh Batteries » cNamara and Gibson; Morrison and Gooch. American League. At St. Louis: (11 innings)— Cleveland ---..... 4 312 2 Batterles—Coveleskie and O'Neill; Danforth and Severeid. Philadelphia Batterles—Shawkey and Hasty, Hetmach and Perkins. Batteries—Dauss and Bassler; Cvengros, Thurston and Schalk. Western League Denver 3-3; St. Joseph 2-2. Oklahoma City 7-9; Sioux City 4-4. Des Moines 7; Tulsa 5. Wichita 5-6; Omaha 4-4. Coast League Vernon 6; San Francisco 2. Portland 6; Seattle 2, Los Angeles 9-6; Oakland 39, A American Association St. Paul 9; Toledo 3. Minneapolis 6; Columbus 3. Kansas City 11; Indianapolis 10. Louisville 10; Milwaukee 6. Texas League Dallas 5; Galveston 3. Houston 8; Shreveport 1, Beaumoat 13; Wichita Falls 7. Fort Worth 6; San Antonio 2. ———. Souvenirs at The Smoke House. the Operated by Grades. CARS Excellent Values Are Offered in the Following Cars: Buick Roadster Hudson Speedster --______________ $750 Chalmers Touring ~-----__________ $900 Essex Touring ~-------__- Bord Touring). ic. ep ek $125 Haynes Touring ~---------_______ $775 Call and See Second and Yellowstone ML ie 2 Terms On ‘Aboye Cars Them Today eee eon THE HOSE rN © 473 Wy. TRIBUNE INC ‘CRIQUI AND DUNDEE BOTH HAVE LARGE FOLLOWING AMONG FANS ‘| Featherweight Battlers Confident on Eve of Big Title Battle at Polo Grounds; Parisian. Experts Careful in Forecasts. NEW YORK, July 26.—Eugene Criqui, world title holder j in the featherweigh division, and Johnny Dundee, the Italian- American contender, will meet at the Polo Grounds tonight in a 15-round championship affair. The boxing experts were all sure who the winner would be, but they were sure in opposite directions. One faction held that Criqui would be unable to| ment as “that of the Dempsey- land his deadly punch on Dundee as| Carpentier match. he did on Johnny Kilbane, and would The experts have gone to much ef- become flustered, and perhaps open| fort to show why Criqu! should re- up just enough to let the contender| tain his title, although after their ut over the winning punch. Others] experience with Carpentier, the same ‘sald that the champion’s title winning | ¢xperts are more: cautious in their Jaw cracker would be as effective on | Prognostications. ‘Dundee as on the former wearer of the featherweight crown. The battlers both claimed to be sure of winning, and said they were in perfect physical condition. In the semi-final bout, “Irish” Johnny Curtin of Jersey City, and Danny Edwards will box for eight rounds. There also will be an eight Club Standing National League. Won Lost Pet. round contest between Leon Poutet| New York -- a1 652 of France and Pat Mills of Ireland,| Cincinnati 34.609 ind Charley Glazier of Chicago and| Pittsburgh - 35.588 Davy Jones of New York will box for| Chicago -. 42 528 four rounds. Brooklyn 42. 512 St. Louis 46 505 PARIS, July 26—The result of the| Philadelphii 250 61281 world’s featherweight championship| Boston -... 25 63 ROL bout between Johnny Dundee and Sugene Criqui is awaited throughout American League. France with almost as much excite- Won Lost Pet. 28 682 Cleveland 43 533 St. Louis 44 511 > Detroit -- 44 43 506 Today’s Games | es\:s00 BAe eet Philadelphia 42 46 ATT Washington 50 419 Boston --.. 61 388 National League. Philadelphia at St. Louis New York at Chicago. Boston at Pittsburgh. Brooklyn at Cincinnati. American League. ‘Washington at Boston. New York at Philadelphia. re CHICAGO—Fimishing the first 72 hole medal play event ever completed within one day, Bill Rautenbush of Briergate topped a field of 143 players with a total score of 309 for the four courses at the Olympia fields country club, About 25 miles of walking were required to complete the four Souvenirs at The Smoke House. courses. it's thoroughly aged~not green or unfinished Anheuser-Busch, .;St,Louis. oleh Mi SMe e.0 i} i QALY Y NG ™ if ie if mw “ eget lie 14 Wine (Py ine WN if} DIRT TRAGK RECORD 1$ BROKEN BY AUTOMOBILE STURGIS, 8. D., July 26—King Rhiley and Noel Bullock today claimed to have broken the world’s! record for the half mile dirt track] “ in the third annual American Legion | Black Hills automobile race here yes- terday. Rhiley turned the distance in 28 4-5 seconds and Bullock in Atterds Uimost Protest! 29 1-5. The former record of 29 2-5 seconds was made at Salt Lake City, | Utah. | | Souvenirs at The Smoke [ar tienen House. 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