Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 2, 1923, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT. Che Casper Daily Cridune THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1923. TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF SPORTING World Resuits By Leased Wire fi H ae «WYORK CLUBS BOTH DEFEATED “PITTSBURGH AND CINCINNATI WIN Athletics Set Another Season’s Record by Losing Ten Games in Row; Grover Alexander Clouts - His First Homer in Two Years Time. WHAT CASPER KNOWS ABOUT GOODYEAR TIRES CHCAGO, Aug. 2.—(By The Associated Press).—Both league leading New York teams met defeat yesterdy. The |Cleveland Americans beat the Yankees in the opening game of their series iri New York, 5 to 4, despite the fact that Babe {Ruth pushed the ball inte the right field bleachers for his twenty-fifth hor the season, with Whitey Witt running round one base ma. ay f , The Pittsburgh N playing 1 Th : i 1 il up to oilfield service will stand anything. And the tire men certainly have to agree with them. No other punishment quite equals what a | Club Standing | ames to the 3, | nd 7 to 6. The second game : ee eee National League. went 14 innings Leemne. tales In Chicago the local Nationals ‘on 08! rot the Boston Braves, 8 to 2,| New York 35 tire gets every day in hitting the open proces te : ‘| Pittsburgh 37 rairie, rocketing over new and unballasted shea peath drmiows Cincinnati 38 | Sled Tie pode tary aan NS 5) a | roi riding the ruts, wading throu nother double header from Phitadel-| Chicago - 47 Dhia in the Quaker City, winning 2 Brooks ne | rock-strewn fields, and clambering over fH St. Louis De ane eS Oe i hlledsiphia’= 66 pipe lines and timbers on a location. now lost 10 games in .. gue 8 The Chicago White Sox and the Bos.| Boston ---- 70 It is ions like these that have ton Americans divided honors in Bos conditi tested ton, Chicago winning the first game Spee ond PORE. | and proved the new Goodyear Cord Tire fie na tha eeetueh tara, 5 eee ee Or 6 31 = f with the beveled All-Weather Tread, and jertson held Boston to six hits in the} C\Crend ie Bev} SS made it the special favorite of the Casper first game and Chicago scored two Detro Z il fi ott — 45 46 = oil fields. runs in the eleventh without the aid Chicago 46 49 z% BX pide tot a Dingle. : Philadelphia _____ 42.53 ae AF In Cincinnati the Reds trimmed the The rugged strength of Goodyear group- ply construction, the tough wear-resisting rubber in the sitlewalls, and the famous All-Weather Tread itself, result in a tire life i Washi. | Philadelphia Nationals, 6 to 3. The| Dare sr tae lyisitors pounded out 11 hits but fast = é is ifielaing by the home team kept down} — Saisie neaeaana l }Sirne Detroit-Washington American Yest lay’s THLEWILLS | {ame was called because of rain. | ' and a tire economy that you need not ex- j ; itcher of the | Poccabs Geatisraia, Grove out tisteicat Scores , in pect from anything but Goodyear Tire |home run in two years and broke the | A Thrill Equal to the quality. * . Py helub’s losing streak against the Bos-}| u Bi jton Nationals. In addition to his great | 5 As Goodyear Service Station Dealers we sell fhitting, “Alesander pitched a good] || Netlenal Leama Taha Rodeo a yend Goodyear Tires and back {great ta forthe Chictgo”Natonsis| Ptuburgh wa tt Champion Not Under-Estimating Argentine Heavy clic iri: ab pian lias : h he absence eries—Bentiey, Jonnard and me | 4 : ife Charley’ Hollocher’, who “is i, | Goway; Cooper end Setmaiat As He Prepares to Go Into Training; Floyd Clymer in His Dort Six L. D. Bronson Auto Company iSsparky” drove out three hits against ‘ a z {Genewich of the Boston Nationals and| At Cincinnatt— RHE. Gibbons Is Paid Great Tribute. =a i Schulte Hardware Company Paine pene pretty plays tn the/ tela: 7 | Eiiesetphta me eaale IE Climb LOOK OUT Se | Souvenirs at The Smoke House.| Batteries—Head and Wilson; Ben- CHICAGO, Aug. 2.—Jack Dempsey, world’s h ae | ; i SSS eee Sep Tae an ereeeTS, weight champion, here today enroute to Now York where he MO UNTAIN . B.| will begin training in a few days for his bout with Luis Firpo SPORT BRIEFS Fa rest aera ce oa Rentemier ae eld he was eumote to meet Firpo although DR e would rather fig arry Wills first. Ri ” I ‘h Md Stati cee See “Fighting is my business and I’ll fight anybody,” the alto eater Tonite CHIGAGO-Bud Tayioc of 5 BERLE RG iseeniids: Migs quoted as eying. He Schulte Hardware Company z md lor ‘erre At Bt. Louts: Ist game— REE. . scoffed a he suggestion that Firpo : Haute, Ind., and Harold Smith of Chi-| prookiyn 104388 | was afraid of him 1 Casper Buick Motor Co. cago, bantamweights, were matched/ s+ Louis 4113 1 | “Don't worry! he’s a dangerous fel DON’T FAIL TO SEE IT io box 10 on at Aurora, Ill, on! ‘Ratterles—G. Smith, Decatur, Dick- | low and not afraid of anyone,” the i : eptember + erman, Grimes and Taylor; Stuart, champion ¢aid. ‘I'm not under-esti- Sherdel and McCurdy. | mating him. Anyone who can punch | VILLA COUBLAY, France—Sadi | like he can fs dangerous and I won't ts . Jecointe, noted aviator, resched an| Second game! 14 tnninge— R. H.W | taio any chances: with iim." Wyoming Dort Sales and Service 15 Daly Bldg Phone 1268 altitude, close to seven miles, when| Brooklyn —- 612 0 | He said he thought Wills would be e . he was forced to descend because an| St. Louis ~~ a Tae) 8 | his next opponent after the Firpo 430 W. Yellowstone Phone 1692 oxygen bottle failed to work and his Batteries—Reuther, Dickerman and “ i. | bout, providing he disposed of the instruments recorded 10,800 and 11,-| Deberry; Doak, Barfoot and Ainsmith, Mike McTigue and Lynch h American heavyweight 900 metres. McCurdy. The Western Sand & Gravel Co. A “« the Shel Mont., bout, and a eee oe eeepc Headliners in Bouts on | GR dame fe he Northwester: j-| At Philadelphia: 1st game— Yon't think Gibbons isn't a great i Meetty toothall ni tie tatee yeass: R.H.E. New York Card. | fighter. I'd like to meet him again Dealers In Clean Pit Run Gravel was named assistant coach for the| St. Louls 210 1 | after 1 have a couple more fighta un: Prompt Deliveries 1923 season. -| Philadelphia -____mmw6§6§ 0 2 0 der my belt. That's what I needed at NEW YORK, Aug. 2.—Two world’ champions will ght tonight in 1 round no decision contests. Mike J eases hy Batteries—Danforth, Shocker and Severeld; Harris and Perkins. Shelby. I'm as good as ever, but I was a little rusty.” G. F. Bell, Mgr. Phone 1510M —- Disus; swhorteck ithe ante ol Dempsey planned to meet his man } Tod ’ G _ Second game— R.H.E.| heavyweight title by outpointing| 98° , ay 8 ames St. Louts —— Battling Siki in Dublin last St. Pat-; MOTTOW ar : EPUscalpiie rick'’s day, will meet Tommy Lou-| °2™P at W i Batteriee— '! ghran of Philadelphia. Wir Sh ath mach, Rommel sae eens: Joe Lynch, bantamwelght cham-| National League. pion, will meet “Knockout Joe’| Souvenirs at The Smoke House. mronkiyn At ‘New. Zorke— REE | ovDonnell of Philadelphia « ” “yr. Boston at Ch Cleveland .— tins ehullcis ‘I serve, said Doctor Sawbones, “I’m Philadelphia a | New York ready day and night to mend your bones ANNOUNCEMENT New York at E Batterles—Smith bausey O'Neill; Pen-| There will be a t and salve your wounds and help your fail- E RA RD Acnaction Utena ne oes eae Lap rere es alae ing sight. I’m there and over, always, I’m XT. 0. 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