Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 29, 1923, Page 5

ss SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1923. World Results By Leased Wire ¢ fhe Casper Daily Tribune COWBOYS MEET ARGIES IN GRID BATTLE TODAY AT FORT COLLINS Wyoming University Eleven on Toes to Make Showing in Initial Game; Colorado Col- lege to Play Normal Team. FORT COLLINS, Colo., Sept. 29.—Wyoming Univer- sity football eleven journeyed here today for its first game of the season with the Colorado Aggies, one of the strong- ast aggregations in the conference. While Wyoming will labor under a weight and experience handicap the hopes of the Cowboys are running high to make a great show- ing on thelr initial appearance, The Aggios will meet the Untver- sity of Chico next week, the only non-conference game scheduled for the season. Sixy eld Aggies and more than a dozen new men of quality are in- cluded in the number who are now . ngcording to the coach, Houser, step backfield man of !ast year, stands aut as the most promis- ing individual prospects of the sea- son, local foli@wera of the game * Houser iayn native of Fort ins and received his preparators training at the Wentworth Military neademy. He returned to Fort Co!- lins for his eollege cours The taient he showed In his freshman yoar was fulfilled last year, when, paying halfback and quarterback he became one of the outstanding stare Of the conference. Houser will use his 170 pounds for the ad vancement of the Green and Gold. Clark, last year's center, has re ported for his second year with the} varsity. C’ark was a strong con tender for all confere center ‘ast Year. We qeighs 175 pounds, | Bain, peer of the guards, all-con- ferense choice since his sophomore year. Wl be with the Farmers for his last seaton, Aggie adherents #)¥ Ba'n shoud prove to be a con- tender fer the all-conference this year. He will weigh gbout 195 pounds this year, Captain Wigle. mammoth tack'e all conference cholee ‘ast year, aga’n wifi be in a suit th’s year. Wigle will scale at 185 pounds. He was the unantmous choice for his pesition on tho all-conference last ¥ by coaches and newspapers a'ike, He wil be a factor in Hughes’ usual and effective off-tackle of- fense, Brown, end, has had one year with the varsity and fs looked upon ns one cf the most promising ean: dates, in as much as he handled his part of the famous “pii’lion dol- Jar” play in a very creditable m ner, Grown will weigh’ ony wh'ch fs ight fer a wing man unde Hughes’ system. but he nivice* uv for his Jack of weight by Me speed Incidentally Brown !s a capab'e de feus've end. especialy against light and fast backfield. n a Reid, another backfield man, is back. This will be his third year with the varsity. He wi!'l tip the scales at 165 pounds, TIGERS ELEVEN IN MEET TODAY COLORANO SPRINGS. Colo. Sept. Facing the coming season with nearly a score of veterans and promising freshmen, and an almost equal number of untried recruits, Céach Mead cf Colorado College {s very wel situated, accord’ng to supporters of the lecal eleven. He is, however, looking for a man with the proportions and the ability to pay full back. The Tiger line wil! need some bolstering up, in the opinion of the coach, and the hack. field will be materially aided if a wood fullback can be supplied Otherwise, Coach Mend's task {x mainly developing the organization which he started Inst year. Coach Mead describes the pros pects for a championship team as “fair,” “Many of the boys are back,” he raid, “and we know each other for th's second season. That will heln. Otherwise there is noth ing to say, The chances are better than last v Today the Normal schoo! at Colorado Springs ‘This js the only non-conference wae Timers Wy pay ring the entirg season. E SHY ON TALENT GOLDEN, Colo., Sept, 29.—With hut one regular and two substitutes back Coach Callahan of the School of Minos is depending upon the Miner spirit and fight to carry the Blue end White through an honor- able finish in the coming football race. Coach Callahan is facing a situation which has been unhea of in the Rocky Mountain footba!! annuals excepting during the war days—namely, he {ts starting his season with no regular but with Captain MeWhorter as a nucleus for the team, This in. itself i« handicap but Callahan is optimint'c for he feels that some good materia will be forthcoming from his tas PREVENTIVE Jor MEN Lares Fue Mo. Kit 8) # as isi oti sper-Salt Creek Stage | Leaves Arkeon Bldg. 9 a.m. Daily Telephone 144 | Yesterday’s year’s freshmen and that the foot ball sprit is shining just as bright as ever at the School of Mines. Coach Callahan began his task recently. Around Captain McWhor- ter and two substitutes, Kel'ar and Bslick, he started the team which will carry the Blue and White through a fighting season at least Coach Ryan of Harvard University wil! be on hand later to aid tn the work. Ryan is a new man in the West but was coach of the Harvard freshman threo years ogo, ond spent the last two years on the coaching ataff of the Vars't —enee ‘The Mines will play ite t against Regis College on Oct 6. This will give the coac! month to whip their new team {7 shape. The Regis game wil! be a practice one. St. Regis is a mem. ber of the Rocky Mountain con- ference. Club Standing National League. W. L. Pet. New York ---.. 628 Cincinnati . ... +600 Pittsburgh B74 Chicago . +581 St. Louls 513 Brook!yn 483 Boston . +345 Philadelphia 320 American League. W. I. Pet. New York 50.653 veland . 65.589 Detrolt . -.. 69 518 St. Louis . 70.503 Washington 73.493 Chicago . .. 78.451 Philadelphi 80 441 Boston . .. 86.403 Scores American League. New York, 24; Boston, 4. Detroit, 17 St. Louts, Cleveland, 3. ? ; Chicago, 2 No others played. | National League. New York, 3; Brooklyn, 0. Boston, 11; Philadelphia Chicago, 2; Pittsburgh, 1. Western League. Tulsa, 11; Denver, 7 Wichita, 3; Des Moines, 2 St. Joseph, 2; Sioux City, 1. Oklahoma City, 3; Omaha, 2. American Association. Columbus, 5; St. Paul, 3. Minneapolis, 10; Toledo, 7. Loulsvitle, 7; Kansas C No others played Coast League. Los Angeles, 9; Sacramento, 3. Portland, 7; Oakland, 0. Salt Lake, 13; San Francisco, 2. attle, 10; Vernon, 8. fal 2 cam plays Gunnison || 2 Oday’s Games Native League. ~ Boston at Philadelphia. Pittsburgh at Chicago. American League. New York at Boston, Cleveland at Detroit. New Songs M LAST TIMES TODAY “BROADWAY HIGGINS” A COMEDY TREAT Presented By HIGH LIFE REVUE COMPANY New Costumes Vet ‘The captive football is the newest | tncles fo chase the pigskin for him. watches. thing with training squads this One man cea practise drop-kick and punt without having team- Above Lieutenant Bui vi the West Pointers tries out the scheme while J. J. McEwan, head pert GIANTS CLIN BY FRIDAY | CHICAGO, Sept. 29.—{By the As socldted Press.—Well, that's over, The New York Giants yesterday made sure of the National leaguc pennant and the cntire world's series again will be played in New York this year. The McGraw men put on the final touches by defeat. Ing Brooklyn, 3 to 0. This year’s hii runs {i hour yt broke Babe Ruth of the New York Amer icans. hold on the ball and evened up th sc cult with two mates on the path: CH FLAG VICTORY : OVER THE DODGERS the majors for about an iterday when he cracked out 8 thirty-eighth four-bagger and the tie which he held with However, “Habe” took a toe ore again when he hit for the ctr } | 8ST. LOUIS, Mo., Sept. | Several European the British air derby, 'Sadl-Lecointe, the French speedster make the Pulitzer 200-kilometer ra that climaxes the show, October 3, international for the first time. The army, which won the Pulitzer trophy at Detroit last year, will send its fastest, and the navy has co structed four new “mystery planes, two Wright racers and two Curtiss | racers, especially bullt for this event. The seamen are determined | to show better than last year, when | Lieut. Russell Maughan, won, set- ting a new world’s record of 236.5 tniles an hour, with another army | airman placing second, Last week at Mineola one of the |p bi new Wright planes, piloted | by Lieut. L. H. Sanderson, hit the 238-mile-an-hour mark over a megs: | ured course. Li Sanderson will pilot the same plane in the Pulitzer eut r Lieut. W. Callaway will fly the other Wright racer and, Lieut. A. J. Williams and Ensign H. J. Brow will pilot the two Curtiss planes for the navy in the same event, flag is the third the Giants have Eddie Collins of the Chicago New Wright Racers. hung out jn succession, and the} White Sox stole his forty-fifth base Lieut, Brack Papa will fly in his ninth they have had a'together. of the season {n the game which Fiat racer, said to be capable of de The Yankees ran around the bases | St. Loula won, veloping 800 horsepower. The new | so fast and so often that they tired George Sisler of the St, Louis} Wright navy racers are said to de themselves a'l out, scoring 24 runs| Americans, Rogers Hornsby of the| velop 700 horsepower, but the most to four for Boston. Babe Ruth got Louls Nationals apd Urban] powerful racing motor heretofore back into his hard hitting habit ocker of the Browns, witnessed | built in the United States has been and pounded out five hits, Including a homer, his thirtyeighth, and a pair of doubles. The Detroit Tigers moved a note! nearer to second place in the Amer: fean league by defeating the Cleve land Indians, 17 to 3. Boston took the second straight game from Philadephia, 11 to 7. Cy Williams pounded out his thirty-eighth homer of the season, keeping abreaat of the Babe, The St. Louis Browns took the | enening game of the serjes from the | Chicazo White Sox, $ to 2, The 1 Chieago Cubs made it two straight {from the Pittsburgh Plrates, takins | yesterday's game, 2 to 1, “Gy! Nat‘onal: Williams of the Philadetphin led the league for home the second straight victory over burgh when he drove in run with a triple and then put the game on ice by cracking the bal’ into the bi | SPORT BRIEFS the White Sox-St. Louls game from It was estimated grand stand. about $600,000 worth of base talent was represented by the trio. New York Americans crashed out 10 hits for a total of 44 ba: swamped the Boston to 4. Red Sox, Ray Grimes of the Chicago Na ionals knocked his club into Pitts the tyin chers for a homer, and | Sperry racer, and Lieuts. J. D. Co ite ]@n 600 horsepower. Lieut. Maughan's | hip, in which he set the record last sar, developed only 450 horsepower. Lieut. Maughan will not compete this year. The army entries are Lieut, A. Pearson, In a Verville Je and W. Miller in Curtiss racers. The navy contingent of thirty-six enlisted men and nine pfiots arrived set up camp here September 20 Nearly one-half of the detail is com posed of marines. Several of the now are flying from San Pensacola, Fla., and he island of Haytl. vy and army representatives both have inspected the flying field and 60 kilometer triangular course snd approved it. boar cials promoting the here making preparations He 200,000 spectators at the o ha races, | S rt Cal ndar AURORA, Ill, Sept. 29.— the: First Bivens. po é Renault, French-Canadian heavy:| ‘Tho first event of tho race will ——— weight, tightened his claim for aloccur when civilian pilots from chance at Jack Dempsey’s crown]everywhere will compete in the Racing. by knocking out Joe Downey, of|On-to-St. Louis’ race for a $1,000 Columbus, in the third round of | prize, awarded on compilation of Meeting of Queens County Jockey club, at Aqueduct. Meeting of Kentucky Jockey club openg at Latonia. Meeting of Harford Breeders’ A® sociation closes at Havre de Grace Meeting of Ontario Jockey club closes at Toronto. Football. D Opening of the intercollegiate q football season. Motor Boat. Annual Ohio river regatta opens at Cincinnati. Golf. Professional Golfers’ astociation championship closes at Pelham, N.Y. California State Amateur cham pionship tournament, at De! Monte. Track, Women's National track and field | championships, at Newark, N. J. | Tennis, | Bssex County championship |tournament opens at West Orange, Nd. Bench Show, Annual show of iyyn Mane en: ne] club, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Annual show of Patterson Kenne! club, at Patterson, N. J. Boxing. Peto Hartley vs. Jimmy Kelly, 12 rounds, at New York. oft fo [Waewnhs {LY - THEATRE Iva BDE New Scenery Of Pictu 5e-—--K IDS’ MATIN Admission 10c—40c J. J, Stanton, Mgr. HARMONY TRIO Those Wonder Songbirds ALL-COMEDY PROGRAM West First, Off Center Street re Plays EE 2:30 P. M.———5e Shows at 7 and 9 at r mile track was created when Dir, mer mark of Lizzie Mack by no major league clubs asking the Port-|by rubber bands, will be held ‘Tues fend baseball chu on Emmett McCann, man, had been received at the Fred B. club. ONY EERIE LE TEER LE OE ID i ROE TFL, BOUND TO HAPPEN TONIGHT Good Weather or Stormy Weather—you are sheduled 10-round bout. yed 10 rounds with Downey Firpo re cently in a fight at Indianapolis LANCASTER, Pa ord for pacing mares on a half owned by Penny Brother reensboro .N. C., stepped ne track in 2:02 lowering the in for. % second, Pirates Given $50,000 Option On Coast Star PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 29—After fewer than five inquiries from ts quote = price second base- lub's fices here, Pittsburgh Nationals got a 48-hour option on the player r $50,000 yesterday, according to Rivers, secretary of the always sure to find themselves at The Arkeon, Saturday Night is Always the Biggest Night IT’ Arkeon Dancing Academy DANCING EVERY NIGHT A new world’s around YOUR NIGHT TO DANCE speed, endurance and size of plane 1es2 planes will arrive in time for the first day of the races, October 1 be held Monday lometer Flying Club of Louis Trophy, for two-seater air anes driven by civilians, and the 300-kilometer Liberty Engine Butld ers Trophy, for military observation the 1928] plones equipped with Liberty motors only On Tuesday commercial planes of power or less will race iT Aviation Country Club of roit’ Trophy, and large-capacity es will participate in a 300-kilo meter race for the Merchants’ bx hange of St. Louis Trophy. New Air Mail Trophy. ‘The Detroit New Air Mall Trophy 200-Kilometer race, for army mail pilots only, will be held Wednesday morning, The Pulitzer race will be held in the afternoon, A race of model airplan plar driven éay afternoon for a prize of $300 These midgets will spreads of 40 inch Several cabinet members gressmen will attend a big aviation banquet Monday night. The na have wing tional smoker of the National Aero. nautic association vill be Wednes- a big crowd enjoying of the Week. entries, jItalian ace; Larry Carter, winner of jday AIR PILOTS TUNING UP PLANES FOR INTERNATIONAL CONTESTS Fastest Craft in World Entered for Honors at | St. Louis; New Records Threatened by Four-Mile-a-Minute Flyer. BY HERBERT LITTLE, | (United Press Staff Correspondent). j f 29.—(United Press).—The fastest, the highest, the biggest, and smallest flying ma- |chines will assemble at St. Louis flying field here October |. for the international air races, seven speed classics that are expected to establish new records in aviation. including Bracka-Papa, evening, The Third } and perhaps |Aero Congress and Air will hold sessions at the Hotel Stat er during the races. GRID HOLDING CENTER STAGE \Practice Sessions Ended For Elevens in Coun- CHICAGO, Sept the eupled stage in the middlowest today, with most of the co'leges and universities j opening throughout teams ended their practice sess and took the field against opponents for the first time this year. Football expected to base future pos ties on the form dis: layed toc Chicago, Iowa and] spoxann, Notre Dame ago will meet the Michigan Aggies cn {ts own gridiron here. Iowa, tied last year with Michigan for big ten honors, will pen with the Oklahoma Aggies at lc City. Notre Dame, though the not .included among western ference teams, leading west, wil! Bend. most net Knox; Lombard against Marquette; Monmoth against Brad ¢ Hiram ainst Oberlin; and Simpson against Ames. IOWA CITY, Iowa, Sept. 29. —- Only five veterans of Yuwa's chan plonship football team of last year in the lneup for the first game ef the season sklahoma Aggles. line and one, Capt. Glenn Miller, in back field. The strong despits the almost complete reorganization, conangeror—eiiiees Persia Quakes Are Continuing wer the MOSCOW, Sept, ike shocks in Persia are contin: ing nearly everyday, according to liepatches received here from Tash- kend. is Dance their Later important Northwestern will go into action The observatory there re- numerous shocks n south of Tashkend and up to the frontier of T til Saturday, October 13 HL [ALTO THEATRE STARTING TODAY years. tional |N. J won again. Institute San age the try Today. 29.—-Football oe of the sport 1912. He we center 1921. Elsewhere leading ms achedules. the country con conceded one of of the middle but team meet K: it will engage Army and Princeton in two of the intersectionals. here today with the Four were tn the team looks 29.—The earth in the re-|[ No. 20.. tan — Haygood's postponed at MONTE BLUE y a two yer championship Both have held Hagen Sarazen last year. fend it in 1922. Sarazen and Hagen have met three important called world's year Sarazen won in a tournament at Leeds, England, Hagen won an¢ in @ special match at Asbury Park. y several weeks ago, the won it title matches, championship PAGE FIVE. First in News HAGEN MEETS | SARAZEN IW TITLE MATCH PELHAM MANOR, N. Y., Sept. 29 —{By The Associated Press.) - [ter Hagen of New Yark and Gene Sarazen of Briar Cliff Manor, of the world’s beat known golfers the Pelham Country Wal two in other in 19231 and Hagen did not de- In a so last Sarazen Bert Bilison New Manager Frisco Club SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Sept Jert Ellison, first baseman of the Francisco club Coast baseball league, is displaying ‘8’ contract to ma, club as successor to late Jack (Dota) Miller, Ellison will be a playing manuger, being one of ‘@ heftiest slugrers, rated one of its leading first se crs. Ellison started playing ball with | the University of Arkansas team tn 28 in the Pacific the deafted in 1916 by De h., With 21 precinets outside of ee Weatbound Westbouna troit. Me eam) to Sin Francisco in DEMO WINS ELECTION Sept 29 Of All Events kane county absentee v til unreported and 205 in Spokane county and a soore elsewhere uncounted Judge Sam B. Hill, Democrat, today had a lead of 647 votes over State Senator Charles E. 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