Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 24, 1923, Page 5

World Results By Leased Wire GOTHAM GAME GRIPS INTEREST Army and Navy Squad« To Meet on Even Terms Today. NEW YORK, Noy. 24.—(By The Associated Press}—The twenty-sixth annual meeting of Uncle Sam's service elevens at the Polo Grounds tomorrow afternoon, will bring to- gether two of the sturdiest ccmbl- nations ever to represent the re- mpectiye schools, notwithstanding the fact the cadets have suffered two defeats and the Mid¢ies one defeat and one tie. On their season’s records to date Army shows to an advantage in the offensive phase of the game, while Navy holds a slight edge in defen sive play. The Cadets have rolled up a total of mere than 200 points in games played thus far, with the 72 to 0 count against Lebanori Valley as the largest single contribution to this point total whereds a half hun- dred points have been scored against them. The Middies total is 155 points for, and 48 points against The 61 to 0 victory over St. Xavier was the largest single contribution to the point total, A review of Army games discloses that the Cafet attack has produced one or more touchdowns against al! foes except Notre Dame. The Mid dieq did not score touchdowns against either Penn State or Prince- ton. The Cadet defense however has yielded seven touchdowns and one field goal, whereas the Middle do- fense has yie'ded six touchdowns and two field goals. The Records to Date Follow: Army 41—Tennessee 20—Florida 0—Notre Dame 28—Auburn 78—Lebanon beta 10—Yale 18—Dickinson 27—W. Va. Wesley: 3—Penn State 3—Princeton WASHINGTON TEAMS 1 BATTLE AT SEATTLE SEATTLE, Wash.) Nov. 24.—With a record of 10 games won, four lost and two tied, the University of Washington will meet her old time sridiron foe, Washington State Col- lege, here today for the seventeenth game between the two institutions. Both teams were reported in good shape for the clash. SPORT GOSSIP When Dave Bancroft takes over the management of the Braves next spring it will be the first time in several years that elther of the Bos- ton major league clubs has had a playing manager. Football ts the oldest British game. In Scotland and the north of England it has been played from time immemorial, and the records show that it was played in London as early as the twelfth century. December 15 has been fixed by the Birmingham (Ala.) Athletic club as the date for holding its thirteenth annual road race. The event is one of the most important of the kind in the southeastern section. Charley White, the Chicago light weight, has no idea of being relegated to the scrap heap. He has now-recovered from the severe beating he received at the hands of Pal Moran and has gone into training with the view-to attempt: ing @ comeback, Football, which was introduced into the Balkans by the British troops during the war, is said to be rapidly growing in popularity with the people of that section. Teams have been organized in Bucharest Sofia, Nish and several other cities. The recent appearance of a young woman jockey In a race at New market has served to recall the re- markable story of Mrs. Alice Thoritt- ton, who, a century ago, not only challenged but defeated the leading English jockey of the day. In one of her races, so great was the public enthusiasm that her horse was backed to the extent of nearly one million dollars. —__—-_____ Who's going to win the beautiful Packard coupe at Lloyd's? BOOKKEEPERS Your Grandfather will tell you to buy Casper real estate. Well, you can do it next Sonesy and Monday. The terms will be eesy enough for you. Dobbin Realty Co. W. R. Dobbin 237 S. Center Street SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 8 Last Saturday of Grid Year Reached Today NEW YORE, Nov. 24.—The last big Saturday of the 1923 football season is here. Featuring its some- what limited program are the two gridiron classics of the year, the annual meeting of Harvard and Ya'e at Cambridge, and the annual meeting of the army and the navy at the Polo grounds, and interest centering in those two contests ex ceeds that of any two games of the entire neason. Upward of 60,000 persons, the capacity of the Polo grounds, will witness the Army-Navy contest and upward of 60,000, the capacity of the Harvard stadium, will watch the Crimson and the Blue in action and the day's attendance total will be considerably added to at other eastern football arenas where crowds of many thousands 1 watch games of lesser im- and the Army rule respec- tive favorites in the two leading contests. YALE EXPEGTS Harvard Stadium to Be Scene of Annual Classic. CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Nov. 24.— (By thé Associated Press.\—An un defeated Yale eleven, confident of its ability to avenge four consecutive defeats at the hands of John Har. vard, prepared today to take the field at the Harvard stadium, a bat tle ground on which no blue team has been able to push across a touchdown since 1907 The team wearing Harvard's colors for the forty-second game be tween the two universities will face the final and opjective battle of their 1923 serson with a record of per- formances far from impressive. A tle score with little Middlebury and defeats by Dartmouth and Brown were blots on the Crimson's esoutcheon that nothing but defeat of the traditional enemy today could efface. While Yale ruled a strong favorite, Harvard players and sup- porters expressed the confident be- lief that the team had “found itself” however belated'y, and that “Yale could be beaten.” Both squads were reported at the t of their form for their final battle, On the Iine the teams appear fairly evenly matched, with the Blue heavier {n reserves, but Yale's wealth of back fleld material cannot be duplicated by Harvard. Previous games have shown the Harvard line mighty in defense, while the Blue, this season has bound i!ts.best de- fense in an on-rushing attack, The Crimson bases its hopes on moves designed to stay the versatile El! offense, the punting of Hammond and breaks in the game which would permit a Pfaffman entry for a drop kick or a timely forward pass by Spalding deep tn enemy terri- tory. More than 65,000 spectators are expected to view the game. The probable lineup: Po. Harvard: - Blair -- Vuman Richeson Sport Calendar Racing Meeting of Southern Mary Agricul- tural association, at Bowle, Meeting of fic Coast Jockey club, at Tanforan. Athletics National A. A. U. senior cross- country championship, at Philadeb phia. ‘Western Conference cross-country championship, at Columbus, O. South Atluntic intercollegiate cross-country championship, at Col- lege Park, Md. Bowling Middle West Bowling association tournament, at St. Louis. Billiards International junior 18.2 balk line championship, at Detroit, Polo Second annual autumn ment at Pinehurst. Bench Show Show of Boston Terrier club of Rochester, N. Y. Show of Chicago Bulldog club, at Chicago. tourna. club, at Chicago. Show of Western French Bulldog club, at Chicago. Football Army vs. Navy, at New York. Yale vs. Harvard, at Cambridge. Nebraska vs. Syracuse, st Lincoln. — How about a Motometer tor his Christmas? ee SEND IT TO THE PEARL WHITE LAUNDRY PHONE 1702 “OTHERS GHD VICTORY Show of Western Alredale Terrier) Exclusive photo of Sarazen, the champion twolyear-old racing mar- vel, Gene , golf chars pion, in whose honor the horse was named. The two champs posed at Legs Don't be clothes on BiG TER ELEVENS TAKE FIELD TO DECIDE CONFERENCE TITLE CHICAGO, Nov. 24—The final eur tain began its cescent today on the 1923 big ten football season with tne tears nes up for contests t!.at will decide the western confereave championship, Iiinois and Michigan are playing with unblemished records and Minne- wota with only a score’ess tie to mar an otherwise unsullied sheet. Minnesota and Michigi met at Ann Arbor in a game that held the| center of interest while I'linois cut ‘oose againse Ohio state at Columbus in @ contest secondary in importance only because the odds were so heav- .| ly in favor of the Illini, ‘Tine Gophers, trained to perfection with every regular in action, went BEAT OHIO’ 15. ILLINI SLOGAN Championship Hope Is Pinned’ to Game at Columbus Today. URBANA, Ill, Noy. 23.—As_ the Tilinots football team tore up and down the field in practice this week, before every lineup, they chanted: “Beat Ohio!” Which was pretty good evidence that Zuppke was con- vincing them that they would not have easy sledding at Columbus despite the reverses which the Buckeyes have sustained this season. It's a pretty hard task to steer a team through a season undefeated. None realizes this more than the little coach and he has worked hard all week to prevent overconfidence from insinuating itself into the cogs of the Orange and Blue machine. The Mint invaded Columbus to- day in far different shape from their journey two years ago. Then they had lost every conference game and | Ohio had won all of its Big Ten bat- tles. How Illinois upset the foot- ball world by {ts victory {s fresh tn every mind. Now the Illini will run out in the stadium arena with the | Prestige of an unblemished record, It looks as if “Zup” will be able to | put this team in the field intact. | Wallie McIiwain was bunged up a Utt'e in the Mississippi game but he should be fit by game time. The Players are rarin’ to go. Zuppke has carefully nursed them along and there do not seem to be any symp- | toms of staleness, On thelr return from Buckeyedom, |the players will be feted by the Champaign Rotary club on Monday night when 4 captain will be elected. < tat 2 Bat oth Expert watcn an@ jewilry repair. ling. Casper Jewelry Co. OB Bldg. against the crippled Wolverines with four stars on the side lines and a pos- sibility that Minnesota may furnish an upset that might leave Ilinois undisputed champ.on. The ability of Michigan to pull out of desperate situations in the past bolstered up the hopes of Wolverine rooters that the Chicagoans can weather the Min- nesota storm, Illinois is sxpecting to show all its stuff in the Ohio game, taking no chances of spoiling a clean record by }@ last minute fluke. A victory for Ilinois and Michigan would leave the winners sharing conference honors. <A victory tor Tlinois and Minnesota would allow lilinois to claim the championship because of the Minnesota tie game. In the second division the Chicago Wisconsin game at Chicago attracted most interest, Wisconsin, after los. ing to Michigan last week, is ready to risk everything in an attempt to beat Chicago, which rules a slight favorite. Purdue is regarded as having the edge over Indiana in the fight for the Indiana championship at Bloom- ington, while Iowa was a top heavy favorite to beat Northwestern at Evanston, Hunger Strike End Is Seen DUBLIN, Nov, 24.—(By the As- sociated Press)—It is expected in government quarters that all the hunger strikers will cease their ab- stention from food by tonight. All the men prisoners {n the Free Stato prisons and internment camps ceased their strike this morning, it was an- nounced. A few women in the north internment camp are stil! hold- ing out, but it was said they were conaidéring the question of abandon- ing the strike. Some of the men have been forty two days without food. “OTHERS” WORKING GIRLS Your Grandfather will tell you to buy Casper real estate. Well, you can do it next Sunda: and ‘Monday, The terms will be easy enough for you. Dobbin Realty Co. W. R. Dobbin 237 S. Center Street SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 8 he Casper Daily Cripune Yale swamped Princeton 27-0 in = spectacular gamo at New Haven, _ Neale of Yale is. shows, running _witn | me ball, ofter he had intercepted a pass in the last half. Champions Both! — POLO GROUNDS SOAKED BY RAIN Clash on Soggy Field Today. with the best straightaway attack | will win today’s Army-Navy game.” | Such was the prophecy of football experts today after testing the turf of the Polo grounds, where Uncle Sam's service elevens are about to engage in their annua! gridiron struggle. The heavy rains of yesterday and last evening had transformed the field Into a veritable quagmire and such soggy footing !s expected to | serious'y handicap the broken f.eld Specialists of the two elevens and restrict their pay largely to line plunging and close slants off tackle, The cadet eleven continued to rule a slight favorite today despite the assertion of Captain McEwan, the Army coach, that he was far from sure of victory. “Football followers seem to have missed. the full significance of the Navy's victory over Colgate,” he sald before the game. ‘That Co'gate | Army and Navy Men tol" & _____ GASPER-LARAMIE BATTLE THIS AFTERNOON HOLDS CENTER OF INTEREST FOR FOOTBALL FANS With a fast dry field the Casper-Laramie high school { football game at the athletic park this afternoon should be | the best of the season locally. The Sheridan game on Ar- | mistice day was marred by. mud six inches deep but this | afternoon the fields will be in the best possible condition. | All of the Casper regulars are in first class shape to ae ee eae mean, lat wight any th® other teams in the southern tier lows: ism: elvey,|°% Wyoming. Laramie figures to Pov Kassin and Saaensa, taatine have a hard game here today and apse = also expect to register a win. esos hag alley Aes pouglenr pei 4 The game will be called promptly Stanton, halves; Davis, quarter and | %t 2:30. Archambault, fullback. Several of the first string substitutes will also be seen in action. ‘The Laramie eleven, coached by a | brother of Potsy Clark of Illinois uni- versity, has had an unusually success. Business and Professional Directory PAGE FIVE. First in News Of All Events Will you be Licyd's? the lucky one at SALESMEN Your Grandfather will tell ou to buy Casper real estate, ell, you can do it next clin and Monday. The terms be easy enough for you. Dobbin Realty Co. W. R. Dobbin 237 S. Center Street SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 8 | “OTHERS” Frankie Murray of Shreveport, La., in the fifth of a scheduled 10-round bout. Income Tax Service Phone M48 GUARANTEE REGISTRY “Stock CHICAGO—Morrie Schiaifer of| Auditors and Gracey re af Kid) Herman of | .o§'tr gi Exchange Bide Phane 600 Los Angeles, Cailf., in 1@ rounds, ARCHITECTS & GOODRICH, Pa roms Rooms 11-13, Townsem casper, Wyo. Phone 440 M. J, WESTFALL, Architect WM tite 5, Daly, Building. AUTO TOPS LOOTT AUTO TOP SHOP Apa ees Mfgrs. and Uuholstering 133 North Wolcott Street Auto Painting & D. SUPPLY CO, Auto To and Re airing —Dayton Tires and Accessories—619 E. 2nd. R AUTO TOP SHOP Auto "Fring, ainting and BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER MINNEAPOLIS—Fred Fulton of Minneapolis, knocked out Farmer Lodge of St. Paul tn the first round of thelr 10-round bout. Eddie Mor- ris of Sioux City, Ia., won a news. paper decision over Charlie Long of Omaha, HUSKERS MEET OYRAGUSE MEN Big Intersectional Battle DUBOIS |tul season. The southerners have won decisively from Cheyenne and AUDITORS DOCTORS ©. H. REIMERTH DE. I. N. FROST Certified Public Accountant = | Physician and Surgeon Income Tax Service | 144/09 Bldg. Phone 123 4 Pho {01 0-8 Bldg. Die WW, FARES HARRY F. COMFORT ‘ pore Auditing and Accounting e, Ear, 3 al Phone 2008 Suite 18, Daly Bldg. = 2, 112 East Second PEORIA, Tl.—Joe Lynch, ban- * ham ©. VAN DENBERG A. P. KIMBALL M. D. tamweight champion, knocked out Contings ‘Pubs Accountent Office Ph. Rea. Ph. 1715W MARSHALL ©. KEITH, M. D. HERBERT L. HARVEY, A M B Office 208 South Center irene § 30 Private Hospital, 612 South |General Practice Surgery Obst MARK H. aoe. M. aN Physician and Sur; Office 242 E. Second—Phone 2048 cCcV—_—-_—_— LAWYERS "MOLVANES & amar — 517 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. AMBROSE HEMINGWAY Room 332 ye seaweat Bldg, NICHOL: z a /STIRRETE 3090-10-11 oll” Exchange Bldg. GEORGE A, WEEDELL 404 Midwest Building JOHN RUSSELL LONG Attorney at Law 515 Cons: Royalty Bldg. Phone 40 MES P. Ki 408 Consolidated “ayalty Blag . - ; W. H. PATTED team is one of the most powermt | At Lincoln One of SEARLS TEA a ne 818 Atiorney at Law the country, as it proved Jast week in Day’s Best Res, Phone 87 sp cen 225 Midwest Bldg. Phone 310 whipping Syracuse, and yet the navy . LESLID M. NELSON, Warehow ; 7 proved Colgate’s master in all de- y and Transfer Co., Phone 1234. AG piace myers RANE partments of p'ay. Today's game - 206-207 Oil Ex, Building Is a fitty-titty proposition. We hope| LINCOLN, Neb. Nov. 24—Ne-|¥ ITRONA TRANSFE A rg rent -d win, but are far from sure of|braska’s fighting Corn Huskers, who} | AND 2 CRAG & LOWEY cea: fe downed the great Notre Dame ma- BATTERIES west Building More than 60,000 persona, forming| chine two weeks ago, will today BULLACK & LACY the largest throng ever to witness | stack up against the invading Syra- ASPER BATTERY CO. Lawyers a goetiog vs army and navy elevens,| cuse eleven here in one of the most] 119 Bust Fifth Phone 907} 2045 Midwest Bidg. Ph. 1200 will pac! he Giant's ball park for] important tntersectional games of the game. é the 1923 football season. CHIROPRACTORS AVLRUTAM presi WILSON ‘he line-up follows: With Nebraska admittedly handi- Suite 14-15- ie Townsend Bldg. Army Position Navy| capped by the loss of regulars due 2 EE ey REY Baxter le Taylor|to injuries and the great Orange| UR ANNi Gi Bidg Phone 706) GILBEE & ADAMS Goodman it Clyde} eleven pronounced by its coach, | Suite $18 Midwest Bldg 210 0-8 tide, Phone 2217 Hllinger Ig Carney| “Chick” Meehan, in perfect trim|~ 1, J. CONNELL, D. C., Carbisch ¢ Mathews |for the fray, Corn Husker fo!lowers| Suite 13, Daly Bldg. Prone sis MIRRORS Farwick ™ Lovinsky | look to the Nebraska fighting spirit 7, Mulligan, Henney rt Sheweil| to bring westerners through. ME BARNERisalt wrect |pa9 CASPER MIRROR WORKS Doy'e re Brown] ‘The Orange team outweighs Ne- Phone 1457 ss ver___Phone 43 mythe, Yoemans qb Devers | braska. In fact the hefty aspect of Ives, Hewett —thb Cullen | the easterners had Nebraska adher- DK, 1. B. BERQOIST | eee OPTOMETRIST Gilmore rhb McKee | ents shaking their heads at first ap- Zuttermelsier bldg : Woods fb Shapley | pearance. But the speed of the entire ROBERT N. 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