Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 8, 1923, Page 5

ms A WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1923. fhe Casper Daily Cribune LUQUE WINS QVER STENGEL BUT DROPS GAME TO THE GIANT CLAN New York Outfielder Attacked by Cincinnati Hurler; Phillies Trim Pirates Again at Ball Park in Pittsburgh. CHICAGO, Aug. 8.—(By The Associated Press) .—Fisti- cuffs varied the monotony of the champion New York Na- tionals winning streak in Cincinnati yesterday, when Adolfo Luque, the Cincinnati Reds’ Cuban pitcher, knocked out of the box, attacked Casey Stengel when the New York Giant outfielder twitted him for his. generosity. Luque won his game with Stengel, 1 to 0, and the Giants beat the Reds 6-2. It was their fifth victory of the Cincinnati series. The Giants left for St. Louis with a lead of seven and a half games. In Pittsburgh the Philadelphia Na- tlonals continued their winning streak by defeating the Pittsburgh Pirates, 7 to 5, and making it three out of four for their series there. Willlams made a homer. The St. Louis Nationals hit Barnes and Benton of the Braves and won the final game of the series with Boston, 7 to 5. Stock and Flack lined out a homer a piece. A thrilling battle in which eight pitchers took part was staged at the Yankee Stadlum. The St. Louis Americans, by using five hurlers to the New York Yankees’ three, won in large numbers, 12 to 10. The St. Louis team made six runs off Shaw- key snd six off Jones. Mays was put in at the end. Ken Williams, Witt and Schliebner made home runs. ‘The Cleveland Indians inundated the Washington Americans under a storm of runs, without..the ald of asingle homer and won, 22 to 2. The Philadelphia Americans trim- med the White Sox in Philadelphia, 6 to 2. The Chicago team scored their only runs in the first inning and though they made e’even hits to Phil- adelphia’s twelve, were unable to push across another. The Brooklyn-Chicago National league game and Detroit-Boston American games were called because of rain. “Babe” Ruth of the New York Americans is the first major league player to reach the century mark in scoring. Ruth not only scored his 100th run, but crossed the plate a second time, thereby registering 101 times. Rain checks will be good for ad- mittance at the Chicago National park for the first.time in five years today. Sport Notes The annual Thanksgiving Day game between Virginia and North Carolina universities, which is one of 7 the gridiron classics of the south Atlantic section, will be played this year at Chapel Hill. Ebony is the wood most tn favor tor the embellishment of the butt of the best billiard cues, but tulip wood —a wood from Brazil of a red color with yellowish stre: rosewood are both employed sometimes. ‘Teams of racquet wielders have been selected in many cities of the United States to compete in the tennis tour- nament for the national municipal championship, which is to be held in Bt. Louis, beginning August 8. Johnny Dundee, the new world's featherweight champion, is now in his thirtieth year and has been fighting since 1910. In his first year in the ring he engaged in fourteen battles in New York City and won all of them. Cowes Week, which begins August 6, marks the pinnacle of the English yachting season. The association of Cowes with yachting goes back many centuries, to the days of Queen Eliza- beth, who had “a pleasure boat” built in the shipyards there. Cowes, how: ever, had little more to do with yacht- ing until the establishment of the Royal Yacht Squadron in 1812, and it never really seriously took up the matter untf the golden age of yacht ing, which began about the year 1870. — Bargain day is every day at 234 5. David, two carloads of new and used furniture just received. Phone 249. Shows at 7 and 9 COLUMBIA “A Midnight Cabaret” Presented by 1923 REVUES COMPANY It’s a Big Musical Revue—Featuring GEORGE SLOCUM King of Tramp Comedians HARRY CAREY in “A GAMBLER’S I. O. U.s” West First off Center Street Our Ice-Cooling System Makes the Show Perfect Club Standing National League. Won Lost Pct. New York -. — 69 35 +664 Pittsburgh 41 B94 Cincinnati -___ 587 524 605 495 333 294 Pet. 673 B82 515 495 A475 ABS 444 388 National League. At Cincinnati— RHE. New York 612 1 Cincinnati 2861 Ratteries— Watson, Ryan and Gowdy; Luque, Harris and Hargrave. At Pittsburgh— REE. Philadelphia -710 0 Pittsburgh --. eae 842 2. Ratteries—Glazner, Behan and Hen- line; Meadows, Stone and Mattox. At 8t Louls— REE. Boston -.. —. 682 St. Louts Ba AT Gee Batterfes— Barnes, Benton and Smith; Toney and McCurdy. Brooklyn-Chicago game postponed; rain. . At New York— Pruett, Shocker and Severeid; Shaw- key, Jones, Mays and Hofmann. Batteries—Uhle and O'Neill; chell, Friday, Potter and Ruel, Har- grave. At Philadeiphia— REE. Chicago 211 1 Philadelphia ~~. -~6123 0 Batteries——Cvengros, Blankenship, Castner end Schalk; Harris, Ogden, Hasty and Perkins. Detroit-Boston postponed; rain. game Western League. ‘Tulsa 18; Denver 0. Wichita 13; Des Moines 0. 6t. Joseph-Omaha, Oklahoma City- Sioux City games postponed rain. Indianapolis 0. Minneapolis 1, Coast League. Sacramento 12; Vernon 2. Portland 2; San Francisco 1. Beattle 5; Los Angeles 2. Balt Lake City 10; Oakland 2. Texas League. Fort Worth 10; Shreveport & Beaumont 4; Galveston 3. Houston 7; San Antonio, 4 Admission—-10c-——40c Wonder What a Muskallunge Thinks About U WONDER WHAT (THAT. THING 1S]. THERE Go@S ANOTHER FUN: feor--- IT, KERPS SPINNING 2 ANG lhe S bf AROUND "HERE ALL DAY BuT IT DOESN'T MEAN A THING JIN LMYNOUNG LIFES OH TAKE IT AWAY-CYouRE, ONLY WASTING YoUR Time! Don't” TRY To, PULL: ONG UKE THAT ow Ve BEEN AROUND HERE ~ Too LONG |S Be CAUGHT’ WiTH s THATS, a |) F LOOKING ; CONTRIVANC THev'Rm AISCREAN WONDER. .IF, ITS"JUsT To-AMUSE ME--}tT'S PRETTY.THING AN OLD] FROG AND TRYING PAN tT "| me - ,OPe ON Me FOR THe REAL, “THING ¢_) DISGUSTING ¢ 1. HOPES WHOEVER'S DoInGc? 1S HAVING A_Good Time, "OnB. we TeperE ee, OTTO WALLACE. Next Monday evening at the Castle Creek theater at Lavoye, a boxing card of 24 rounds, arranged by “Si- lent” Jack Tierney, local fight mana- ger and promoter, will be presented to the Salt Creek fans. Otto Wallace, the Milwaukee Dutch- man, and Johnny Walsh of Salt Lake, head the card. The boys are schedul- ed for 10 rounds and are to make 183 peunds the afternoon of the fight. | Pcatre, Centinuowe—1 te 11 LAST TIMES TODAY LUCY PAKA’S HAWAIIAN COMPANY 7——PEOPLE——7 Something New and Different —also— “HEARTS ARE TRUMPS” Five Reel Feature Two Reel Comedy and News Reel TOMORROW Rex Ingram's “TURN TO THE RIGHT” The Great American Play The semi-windup brings together Benny Furness and “Dynamite” Bev- erly, welterweights, for eight rounds. ‘Two local boys will be matched for a sixround preliminary. aan ANNOUNCEMENT. Dr, Wm. A. Bryant has moved his office from the 0.8 Building to 133 S. Wolcott. Phone 113. CAPITAL CITY GOLFERS COMING )Now There's? A. TemPTinG ‘MORSEL=-A WORM {>rD. F Like VERY /MucH TofHAVEIIT EXCEPT IT'S, ON Al HOOK AND it) MIGHT, GST CAYGHT,-.~“g AC FRIEND lOFTMINeTGOT |Footeb TAATi WAY yAND | HAVEW'T, SEEN HIM SINCE"o <! Yolo | d BUENOS AIRES TRAINER TO WORK WITH FIRPO INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 8.— Jimmy DeForrest, will not train Luis Angal Firpo, Argentine heavyweight for his bout in New York September 14, with Jack Dempsey, according to G. Widmer, secretary of the challeng- er. Instead, a trainer from Beunos Aires will have charge of Firpo's preparation, it was said. Widmer said, however, that /there was no break with DeForrest, who generally is gecredited with having developed Firpe into a championship possibil- ity, He refused to give the name of the man coming from Beunos Aires to take charge of “Firpo. Catcher’s Balk Is Recorded in Louisiana Game NEW ORLEANS, La., Aug. §—An unusual play in baseball, a catcher’s balk, occurred in the game yesterday between Little Rock and New Or- leans. In the seventh inning with Gould pitching and Nolderkorn catch- ing for Little Rock, with Tucker of Orleans on third and the other bases full Of.'AU Events ry itze at bat had 8 balls and 2 strikes. When Gould to deliver the ball to the batter Tudiees er and the others on base took very far lead off. Tucker was Si) most home when the ball neared - plate. Nelderhorn, instead of alll ing Mitze to pass the ball pa” fourth ball or strike it, stepped front of the plate and cut off throw, trapping Tucker. Umpire MG Gowan, behind the plate called the play a balk and allowed Tucker Score and Mitze to take his base. plensinte! ie -r SPORT BRIEFS COWLES, Isle of Wite.—Moom beam, yacht of Charles P. Johnson) won the race for the king’s cup a&) ~ the opening of the royal yacht squad-' = rons annual regatta. NEW YORK.—Horatio Lavell = Argentine sportsman, will act as ad viser to Luis Angel Firpo, while’ © Jimmy DeForrest will continue a trainer of the heavyweight. GLOBE, Aris.—Eddie King, Miami, Ariz., knocked out Eddie Denny, of ~ Oakland, Calif. " ae BIG AUCTION SALE ake ‘There will be a big auction sale af -* 234 South David, Saturday afternoon at 2 p. m. of household furniture, > rugs, bedding, cooking utensils, dishes =~ ete. Harnad Furntture FOR DUAL TOURNEY IN CASPER Casper golfers are waiting anxiously for a week from Sunday, the 19th, when they will have an opportunity to get revenge on the team from the Cheyenne Country club who will be here for an inter-club team match. When the Casper Country club team visited Cheyenne last month the boys were severely trimmed by the capital city organization. Cheyenne plans sending a team of 12 men here. Each man will play an 18 hole match and the matches will count in the scoring, the team win- ning the greater number of matches being declared the winner. [Spore Calendar] Meeting of Saratoga Racing ciation, at Saratoga. Meeting, of Niagara Racing associa. The play Novelty and Confetti DANCE TONIGHT WOW!—Whata time we are going to have. It will be a Humdinger. Miles and miles of Serpentine; Tons and tons of Confetti; Crickets, Horns, Whistles and Funny Hats. ‘A FEATURE NIGHT We know you will be here to have lots and lots of Fun. It’s our Treat ADMISSION FREE Arkeon Dancing Academy tion, at Bort Erie. ‘Trotting. Meeting of Grand Circuit, at Wind- sor, Ont. Tournament of American Chess Congress, at Lake Hopatcong, N. J. ‘Tennis. National municipal championship tournament opens at St. Louis. Anglo-American women's matches | begin at Sea Bright, N. J. Polo. Annual tournament of Point Judith Polo club, Narragansett Pier. Annual tournament of Thousand Islands Polo club, Alexandria Bay. Baseball. Union Printers’ International les gue tournament, at New York. Boxing. Tony Zill vs. Bud Christiano, 12 rounds, at Youngstown, will start in the morning and con- tinue all day. Although the Casper team has not been chosen. as yet it is anticipated that the lineup will include A. C. Riker, Eugene Hurley, F. F. Hamil- Glen Littlefield, John Bullivan, Leo, ton, Bernie Webb, Frank Firmin, Dunn, Roy Wyland, George Camp- bell, Clay Powers and Don Phill: — Today’s Games National League. New York at St Louis. Philadelphia at Chicago. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. American League. St. Louls at New York Cleveland at Washington. Chicago at Philadelphia. Detroit at Boston, 2 games Monte Blase ant Mary Aldeniny TENTS The TE \ Chiddar Ben-Ek, the bandit chief, is pearl may look like a real peari—butit Aman-made isn’t. Another valve cup may look like a Darcova ‘ —but it won't give The Datcova label is your guarantee of the service ia years—the mark of the valve cup, and the best. IT’S COMING FOR MEN ONLY : THE RECORD EVENT OF THE YEAR WATCH THE TRIBUNE — Arrangements will be & Q. regu points west. coming this way! He steals the riches of men, and the hearts of wom: this handsome robber chie: who is feared by his own tribe, hated by the Sultan and upon whose head the United States has set a price. Thrills, Adventure, Romance RIALTO FRIDAY And SATURDAY No change in service east of Casper. leaves Casper on regular schedule 8:35 p. m. C.B. & Q. RY. _ NOTICE EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, AUG. 9 made for through passen- ger service Casper to Billings. Leave Casper C. & N. W. Train No. 41 7:30 a. m., transfer by. automobile Shoshoni to Bonneville, C. B. lar passenger train No. 29 Bonneville to all South-bound C. B. & Q. Train No. 80, Billings to Bonneville, transfer by automobile Bonneville to Sho- shoni, C. & N. W. train No, 42 leaves Shoshoni 6:00 p. m., arrive Casper 11:00 p. m. Train No. 30 .. TRAIN SCHEDULES Chicago & Northwostern Chicago, Burlington & Quincy 8:10 p, m A. Arrives 7:00 a. m 10.25 Dp. m.