Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 20, 1923, Page 7

ar Sr Serenata PAGE SEVEN. First in News Of All Events Grid Player Is PRIMED O TAKE (ass acer team on last Saturday. C. t h Fi Coach Zuppke after witnessing the Chicago-Ohio game, broke nea atc: ces re [ son's precedeht by wetinmaate (85 Tilint on the first training day of ipa Bip aille pl Sault with tae Duckepees Ether being used to loosen adhesive ae . x tape eee be po Beige “at ot Michigan- Minnesota to OW plane ace and Chicago meet at Fran! . speedy end of Gon- : - ° Towa is counted on to win from mga, university | footbal tam-/ Furnish Big Game Northwestern at Evanston and Put m due and Indiana each with one win badly burned that it is improbable “e emis Sate eh cote In Western. wil fight tt out for piace ameng team against Detroit university at i nat Detroit on Thanksgiving day. The | ns: team leaves Tifirsda “ 2 CHICAGO, Nov, 20—AMl teams of tentatively schédy rith the Has-| the Big Ten were in the midst of al week of training today, | Saturday's concluding kell Indians on the eas’ | PS DHE TOGLISH MANY STARS STAND : SAAGUSE TO TONIGHT IN SMASHING BATTLE] CS presen skason PLAY HUSKER Heavy Goes Rontin' Against One of Best Men By Dame's stuff and altered only stight- to Leave Early ver Faced in Omaha Contender; (United ly. Yale did it. so well that the i ERE: Good Press.}—While the national gridiror | by the same plays with which Notre . 5 eatured, has been cluttered up with really | Dame fooled them. To Lincoln great players this nk there have Little St. John’s collage, in Brook- ad bee! itstanding individual stars | lyn, ed all ite from Tonight at the Elks club, a fight which has been hold-|to compere with Jim Thorpe, Gien | what the squed saw Notre, Dame ing attention ever since the match was announced is sche-| Killinger. Bo McMillan or George | pull against the Army, and it has| SYRACUSE, N. ¥., Nov. 20.—Stil! duled to take place. Harvey Perkins, Cas hea’ j]] | Own. @ set of players who couldn't | been one of the sensations amons| smarting from the unexpected de- J per VY, Will |». Kept off any All-American team. | the small eastern colleges. feat inflicted by Colgate, 16 to 7.| been cancelled, Coach stack up against Tiny Herman of Omaha, the conqueror| “packs of quality abound in the| ‘Tad Jones, after several years of| Ut none the less confident in its | pounced, r of numerous men who have aspired to fame in the heavy-| cast, west and south, but they are | disheartening effort, finally equipped | OW? sreat power, “Chick” Meehan’s Be as i weight division. Herman has won 30 out of the 40 fights|of such cqual ability that it {| the Yale team with some modern | S¥racuse eleven leaves for Lincoln is, Michigan and Minnesota he has had by the knockout route; ——————_—___________ almost impossible to pick the three| clothes and Yale seems to have|Neb.. early this week to close its and included in his victims are A) er all undefeated, are fighting for the outstanding backs without leaving | come back to the front, to stay per-| *e#son on Saturday with Fred Daw- a ramp eens Reich, Clem Johnson, Swede Ander- a half dozen that are almost a%/ haps for a long time. son's great Nebraska team. Michigan and Minnesota will fur-| son and Jim Tracey. good. Jones maintained during his sea-} Co*tly errors and unfavorable nish the game, whose outcome will Perkins hes fought them all as No quarterback in the country ts | sons of adversity that he was build. | Preaks in fortune were held chiefly be viewed with most interest. A fast w she could get matches and better than Pfann, the great Cornett | ing a system, and if Yale would be | Tesponsible for the poor showing of #1% win by Michigan would give the Wol- not lost a t now for three ~ © Army brilliant, | patient with him he would deliver.| ‘he orange against Colgate, and ——— verines a tio with Iinols for the ba He Soa asso from reap ope fig mr who are al.| Yale was patient because there we Malay Such errors “out of their sys-| parTIMORE, Md hampionship if Ilonis does the | The simplest way to end acorn Hugh Walker, Jim Flynn and a a most as good. Workman, of Ohio | powerful influences back of Jones cap Sena Syracuse players expect | prince George handi expected and beats Ohio. A vic is Blue-jay. Stops the pain in- en lesser lights. His peculiar crouc! State, must be considered us one cf| to silence the radical wing of the | {0 * 3 @ return to the form which | vear olds, at a mil y for Minnesota would leave the stantly. Then the corn loosens makes him a hard man to hit and he the best. Richeson, of Yale, is a| house that howled for a new coach. ey their goal Une inviolate against | j. the outstanding phers with a 1,000 per cent record and comes out. Made in clear possesses a terrific right punch him- real star and Mike Palm, of Penn| Yale is in an era of prosperity as attacks of Pittsburgh, Penn | opening card at today t with a te game against Wis. liquid and in thin plasters. The far as material is concerned, andj State, Alabama and four other | pnirteen horses, includin action is the same. probably will be for several yeara to | POwerful foes, while Syracuse was | the season's best thre come. With such fine material and ae Up a total of more than 209/ are entered in the $ smart equipment, Yale ought to be Among them is Rear Admir back with a boom. Syracuse will show the middle! son's My Own, although it is doubt e829 west an array of stars in Bowman. | tui whether he will start, in view All of the eastern coaches, since} 0M? of the high scoring backs of | of the of the impending match with Zev. — they saw Notre Dame's team this| the year; McBride, a powerful line season, probably will go back to de-| Plunger, who also can boot field gountry, but he will not be heard | * goals with regularity; McRae, one ption as the most valuable weapon 4d ry poab Beg ky Boson Tigres, on Gabonese. of the greatest ends in the east and Labwgr heal ry DotteDaes Was tes Shite torenty IB peocere es d able athletes wy plays which start from the same pay cnt Picks oa cang w yore. j emtigy eh nb desteinrsg is formation. The team hes ‘backs The fact Nebraska scored a vic- one of the aa who can run, throw and receive and | t°TY over Notre Dame has not af- less a celebrity than Knute Rotkne, fected the confidence of the Orange b - with the forward pass as its great- ee ees, peers Congas Pir4 est threat, the offense was perfect. easing for Nebraska had achieved sae Waid deasoe. Te eee cme haz | Yale has alrpost the same kind of | “milar fame last year when Syra Say “Bayer” + act! seen this season. And Woche beet | material and it is ow using the| cuse set down Dawson's team with | OY yer’— Genuine! | ar backs, but he has three of the | *™¢ Kind of plays. + ae 5S Oe SEND IT TO THE : poe BY — or —_——— TRAP, LAUADES In Stuhidreher, Miller, Crowley PHONE 4102 and Layden, Notre Dame has one of the most versatile and generally fino backfields in the country. Miller is one of the oustanding stars of the season. Yale has a wonderful array of backfield talent in Richeson, Neals, Neldiinger, Mallory, Stevens, Pond Bench and Murphy. They are all so good that the coaches can mee ly pick a regular quartet. For qual- i ity and quantity perhaps the Yale| football team due here Saturday, To Carry Of Big backs are the best in the country. the Casper eleven is booked for Michigan has a great backfield in| one of the hardest games of the Kipke, an All-American for sure;| season. Laramie has yet to lose a Three Honors, Steger, Uteritz and Miller. game this fall and includes in its Ilinols has one of the best back-| string of victories a win over NEW YORK, Nov. 20.—Army and : fields in Grange, a hulf-back, who is | Cheyenne. e Navy, Harvard and Yale, old foes Genuine "Bayer Tablets of As- almost an offense in himself. ‘The Casper squad its fm good | for ola championships continued to- | Pirin” have been proved safe by mil Linemen of great ability are scat-| shape following a runaway vic- | day their preparations for battle |!0MS and prescrifba by physic tered all over the country. tory over Riverton, last Saturday | saturday, eastern football's big day.|°V¢T twenty-three yeors for Garbisch of West Point is, no| and should be ready for the Yale, with its great backfield, | ‘"4 sTippe misery. Handy boxes of | jf] doubt, the best center.in.the coun. | visitors. when.they arrives. faées ah opportunity to win its first | ‘Welve tablets cost on ; try. He has been playing long} ‘The game will be the last big | pig Three title in aeven years. The | ®t ny drugstore whe? Wigwam Bakery enough to be the greatest. Tea one of mena here | Army-Navy outcome, as the dope- ctalis TRINED directions for Colds SPO Bach of Notre Dame and Miistead| as Casper closes season | sters see it, i a tossup. and te'ls how to prepare ar 0/8 327 w.. Yellow: RT BRIEFS of Yale are two of the greatest} Thanksgiving day out of town Despite the fact that all of the| gargle pe sore tl - stone tackles of the season, and .Sund-| meeting the Douglas eleven at the | experts have predicted a victory | Advertisement. strom of Cornell and Welderquist og Converse county seat. for the Bull Dog in the 1 Washington and Jefferson are ni Pee et Be stadium, a aturdy defense is being Drs. id De Fr MILWAUKEE. — Announcement | far behind them. Duilé. by Harvard. und. sau ou. rs. Byars an ie Freece was made that Marquette univer-| jrarwick of the Army and Gen- y all-star backfield may find stopping DENTISTS sity would not accept the invitation | aenk of Penn State are the two out- S port Calendar blocks against the Crimson where Baleatny att sitions: of Bo McMilian’s Centenary College | standing guards In the east, with they found holes jast Saturday Suite 80005. OS Dallding | footba& team for a game on Decem-| }iubbard of Harvard and Aschen- against Princeton. Any Boy, Girl or Adult Securing ber 8. . | bach of Dartmouth running close to The Army’s hopes are built around [| Phone 123 Casper, Wyo, TEN NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE DENVER ——— Racing. Smythe, th a CINCINNASE [Pat Morn signed |' P22; nent enda of the year include’ Meeting of Southern Masyland Ag-| wook tn the game against the Bid: POST FOR TWO MONTHS r3 Payable In Advance, Will Receive Silvertown Cord a contract to continue as manager | \WcRae, Syracuse; Berry, Lafayette; | riculture association at Bowie, Meet-| dies at Philadelphia last November | 4] of the Cincinnati Nafional baseball | Luman, Yale; Smith, Princeton;}Iing at Pacific Coast Jockey club at! brought a 17 to 14 victory for the Negro Heavies Reese One Turkey Free Nationally Kno self. some of The fight tonight should be a hum- mer all the why and the advance sale indicates a big crowd of fight fans. In the semi windup Freeman Pep- per and Battling Drake, we'ter- weights, will stack up for 10 rounds. This match lookg about even. Jimmie Higgins and Jimmie Wood- hall, two bantams who have been seen in action in Casper before, will tangle for eight rounds and Al Knapp and Jack Hale wil! open the card with a four round curtain ralser. Tom Meaney will referee the bouts with Steve Stirrett and Ray Mc- Dermott acting as judges. ———— State, could not be left out of the select group. Surroundings make all the differ- ence in the world. The spectacular winning team gets all the spotlight and its stars get the prominence. Koppisch, the Columbia back, is one of the finest players in the “Build Strength ito row off off the cold ake SCOTTS . “EMULSION Money to Loan—Improv- ed city property; loans closed promptly. C. M. Hoiness, Gen. Agent, U.S, Building & Loan Assn., Henning Hotel. Phone 1702 AT YOUR SBERVICE LOOK HERE ! Wonderful Values in Uncalled for Suits, Less Than OneHalt ORIGINAL COST—Como and See Them! 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