Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 28, 1923, Page 7

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1923. fhe Casper Daily Tribune World Results - By Leased Wire PS CLEVELAND INDIANS DEFEATED Red Sox Taste Defeat at Hands of American League Champions; Three Homers Are - Clouted in Major League Games. CHICAGO, Sept. 28.—The Cleveland Indians went down to defeat before the Tigers in Detroit yesterday by | the score of 5 to 4, and the New York Yankees trimmed the Red Sox in Boston, 8 to 3. In the National League Pittsburgh lost to the Chicago Cubs, 8 to 2. The Pirates lost the game in the first inning, |“ when three runs crossed the p'ate.~ When the Yankees arrived in Bos-| COO The Boston Braves defeated Phila on Wally Pipp stepped from the | 201by, ~ delphia, 7 to 2, in Philade'’p! train and thinking there was a por-|i3i) Puget Sd + counting five runs in the fifth in-| ‘er’s step on the landing missed his) ojo, Agri. ning. Other teams were not sched- »ting and sprained his ankle, He) “olorado Coll. uled. was unable to play. Both players |Columbia President Heydler of the National] #re due for a visit to an X-ray spe-/ Columbia league saw Tony Boeckel crash out, “l#l'st to learn the extent of thes | orveu a home run with two mates on base, | injuries, iDarttmenths putting Boston out in front of| Detroit gained a game on Cleveland Phialdelphia and enabling them to| or second place honors in the Amer-| win the first game of the serfes,| ‘can league race by downing Tris 7 to 2. Speaker's tribe, 5 to 4. The Tiger | Io Chicago -. sincinnat! -. vy ~Wyoming .~Gunnisen -. Detroit — : z victory p'aces them within two! Duquesne ~ : Piaget pg ae ny tee games of the Indians for second ‘%corgetown -. place. “and drove the ‘ball over the nao ane ie alas * fleld screen for 2 homer, Two mate: pee aiggs “Hilisdale _ Okla Agri. Huntington owa - owa State were on base at the time and the lead Chicago acquired was enough to beat Pittsburgh in the first game of the farewe'l series. Hack Miller of the Cubs was as- sisted by Outflelder Cuyler of Pitts burgh in knocking out his 18th cir- cult drive of the season. The ball came on a swift bound to the former Nashville fly chaser and as he touched it with his glove the ball caromed off and went ¢ailing into the bleachers. The New York Yankees are run- ning into bad luck. The defeated Boston, & to 3, but lost Bob Meusel Club Standing National League. w. AZO ventucky Pet New York -. Cincinnati . -. Pittsburgh Chicago . St. Louls Brook'yn Boston . . Philadelphia . . vawrence Auisville -Rensselaer P, Midland American League. when the slugging outfie'der in- t Bt jured his left leg in sliding Into re 4 home plate. He had to be carrica| New York 50.653 of the field. Cleveland . 65 .639 Detroit . - 69 (518 Louis 70 503 | Washington 73 493 Chicago 78 451 Joston . 8 86 403 By United Press By HENRY L. FARRELL (United Press Sports Editor.) NEW YORK, Sept. 25.—(United Press.\—No loser ever won more prestige or earned more glory in defeat than Luis Angel Firpo did when he was knocked out by Jack Dempsey in a fght that for thri!ls, m and savage fighting sur- 3. paged any drama ever enacted in a ring or the stage. Rather unfortunately for him, Firpo ‘was not restrained by his ad visors from making some alibis about the referee that, even if they were true, retracted somewhat from the sportsmanship that the Argen- tine was thought to have possessed. Firpo did not need an alibi for Q. What is Babe Ruth's record for drawing bases on balls?—R. J.P. A. In 1920 Hutli set a record when he walked 148 times that sea son, On September 15, this year, Ruth broke that record. by being passed for the 149th time cee Yesterday’s Scores American League. New York, 8; Boston, Detroit, 5; Cleveland, 4. No others played. Q, What was the’ score of the Lafayette-Lehigh football game last yeart—R. A. H. A. Lafayette, . 35 : JQ. Please give the detailed play of how the Giants scored the win- ning rin in the last game of the 1922 world series?—P. A, K. igh, 0. sig * National League. Chicago, 8; Pittsburgh, 2. Boston, 7; Philadelphia, 2. No others p’ayed. A. Last half eighth inning— Western League. 5 Yankees 3, Giants 2. Bancroft out.| Tulsa, 10; Denver, 4. the showing he made in the ring Groh, singled. Frisch doub!ed.| Oklahoma City, 18; Omaha, 4, against the champion. He was not Meusé! hit to Scott and Groh was expected to make any excuses for oa ee ie 4 a showing that was the bravest and out at the plate, Young walked, most gallant that a fighter has | fillmg the bases. Kelly singled. 3 ever shown in such an important | scoring Frisch and Meusel. King American Association, contest. singled, scoring Young. Snyder! yritwaukee, 6-5; Indianapolis, 1-3. tite , | out. Bush was pitching for the When Firpo ¢aid that he was Minneapolis, 6; Toledo, 2 St. Paul, 9; Columbus, 4. Louisville, 8; Kansas City, 5. fouled twice by Dempsey he was partially right. Dempsey did hit him once on the breakaway; Demp- | sey dd hit him on one occasion Const League. Y when the round had ended, and the HAIR STAYS Los Angeles, 5; Sacramento, 1. champion may have punched him “Hair-Groom” Keeps Hair Combed—Well-Groomed Yanks, Final | Yankees, 3. score—Giants, 5; 14088 Ba't Lake, 10; San Francisco, 4, Firpo should have known, how- es ca ever, that the infractions of the rules were staged when both fight- ers were in such a frenzy of excite- ment and when they were both punched so dizzy that they had no idea that rules ever existed and when they were influenced only by the savage dictates of selfpreserva- tion. Perhaps Firpo does not know it, because he admitted after the fight Rheumatic Neuritis Says His Prescription Com- pletely Banishes All Rheu- matic Pain and Twinges. Is Guaranteed. Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Today’s Games TMM Miie National League. Boston at Philadelphia. 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Springs “Rand@-Macon’ Goll. —-- ----------- Fremont LUIS FIRPO REALLY KNOCKED OUT IN THE FIRST, SAYS FARRELL! Home Team Millsaps —. Mt. St. Mary’s . N. H. State — New River -. N. Y¥. Univ. ---. eonen---- TI Oregon Agri. Ottenbetn _ Pennsylvania Penn State Peru -. Phillips And. Pittsburg N. Presby Co! Rochester -. Rutgers - St. Louis St. Olaf Simmons 8. Dakota - 8. Mich. zo Cincinnati - Clemson New York | 3. w. P: nt Dubuque | sori Presby — Ithaca | Sterling -—— f Mitchel! | Superior Nor. --. Syracuse __. - Hanover Dayton Newark Des Moinos ~ Detroit --_ Pittsburgh - Washington Atlanta Gettysburg Worchester - Huntington The Citadel U. Ss. Mil A U. 8& Naval A Vermont Virginia Va. Mil, Inst. — Wa} Bsc de Washington Wash. and Jeff. Wash. and Lee - Waynesburg - Wesleyan — W. Va. Univ. 3 Williamette Williams - Woorter that he did not hear the timekeeper counting at any time during the bout, but Firpo should take the word of unprejudiced writers in the press box who know that he wus knocked out in the first round be fore Dempsey had done anything about which he comp‘ained. 5 Early In the first round, Firp was on the floor for the count of 10 He was not declared out because the new system of counting established in New York failed to work p: fectly under the stress and intense excitement of the moment. There are two timekespers at the ringside, as provided for in the New York rules. One handles the bell and the other timekeeper arisus on a knockdown and calls the count from his watch. The referee fo lows the count of the timekeeper. When Firpo went to the floor this particu’ar tim the timekeeper reached 10, beyond all question of doubt. He hesitated then, apparent ly expecting the referee to declare “Out.” The referee looked at th. timekeeper and just as apparent!) thought that it was his duty to de clare the fight ended. In that second or two of hesita tion, Firpo arose to his feet and the fight went on, although he had been really knocked out. eee Dempsey's offense in hitting Firpo on the breakaway did not make him Mable for disqualification Both fighters were told, even if it should have been unnecessary, that We advise all users to boil a precautionary measure. until further notice. DR. DR. Aue and should arrive at once. I ing of drinking fountains in public places and schools PAGE SEVEN *| THE TRIBUNE’S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS Opponent Clark Mem'l . Bradley 3d Cys. U. 8. AL Alderson _ St. Stephen's Carolina -....Wake Fst. -. N. C, State ~---Raanoke Moorhead Philediph! At - Jackson Monmouth - Emstbg. Durham Montgomery State - § Coll. Emporia Eveleth Jr. Pa Tennessee W. and M Maine . Bu aynehburg -. amp Sid ‘Quantico Bethany W. Md. ‘a. Wes. Unty. Oregon Hamilton - shland they were to defend themselves at all times, and when Firpo failed t do so, it was his own fault. The champion could have disqualified for not going to a neu tral corner after each down and for striking Firpo after the gong hac However iminate ded the first referee did round. not disc of taste Andover - Pittsburg --- Rock Hil! Rochester Bruswick Louis Northfiell it. ris, rlingt = Charlottesvi Lexingtor Blackbure . Va Washingtor Lexington Waynesburg _ Middletoy ---- Wooster Is all a matter MAN can kiss a cow if he wants to—after all it’s nobody’s business but his own. 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It is Wright Racing Planes, had flown nearer to 270 miles than the old record. First in News Of All Events Was beating the count keeper Those who know that he was a those things and many have been attributed to h | Firpo is a good sport, but those Who took upon th of his guiding angol of the time. Pulitzer Race Trials at Mitchel Field: | | nt mselves the role were not good | sports in making such petty pro by | tests. gs oo my Dance at Haygood’s postponed until Saturday, October 13. 1895 UNCLE SAM SAYS: PUCK AND JUDGE HAVE QUITE USED UP MY OLD HAT SO I HAVE CAST IT ASIDEAND BOUGHT THE HAT THAT TRU- LY BECOMES AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN. hispered among the navy pilots present that both men, flying a of Deer Creek, South Fork, desired for each hunter. out. Rates by return wire. Cody, Harry Weston, Elk, Sheep, Deer, Bear, etc. 15 to Nov. 15. The Valley Ranch lies at the entrance hunting territory in the State. outfits and comfortable camps. it number of resident and non-resident hunters, guides Also number of weeks to be and Boulder Trails. Fully equipped r References: Hon. J. BIG GAME HUNTING Season opens Sept. Best pack When applying, state . M. Schwoob, Cody Trading Co., Shoshone National Bank, American Bank, Cheyenne. Address I. H. Larom, Manager, Valley Ranch Com- pany, Valley, Wyo., via. Cody. against Firpo in falling to dec'are Dempsey the loser on a foul It ringsiders as it was known by the referee that full was realized that he hadn't heard | the bell in the first round and that head pouldn't of his seconds came out after him. Dempsey was almost knocked out by the very first punch of the fight fle came out of his corner and led lett Firpo clipped him squarely on the jaw Dempsey slipped to one knee and abbed the South American around the waist. nd of the round it was apparent hat the champion was fighting on his vould erate chances in swapping punch-|would have known that the es with such a terrific | Firpo. was just as apparent to the| Bien 7as The new styles and colors certainly are sightly Right after the fight Firpo com plained that he had been fouled, but he did not make any protest to the referee during the fight. This would Indicate that {t was not Firpo who thought he had been treated unfa: ly, but {t was the green, inexper fenced South American handlers in his corner. This was borne out several days later in a written statement filed by Horacio Lavelle, his trainer, to a large paper in South America, that there were rumors that the referee had been paid by Dempsey to take the fight away from Firpo. 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