Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 1, 1923, Page 5

Hisar ee MELisaasaaett pEreeet eer esiici inl fF be Casper Dally Cribune UNE’S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS Football Fees Too Low, Raise Is Petitioned CHICAGO, Dec. 1.—<By the Asso- glated Press.}—Football officials in | a signed communication, laid their {plight before the athletic directors of the big ten conference and de- manded that their fees be doubled. The uprising of the referees, um- pires, head linesmen and field judges ‘Two pool tournament ‘been long in the making for straight pest and rege reo ae bait | they point out in their “round robin" dees age on en straight pool, will be started at the] that they today receive the eame| {OSE Uscu circles that the. faculty, Vroman. post” of the American |Pamely $50 a game. They ask not| St # map ants (ig Ubiericthin ine re Monday ovening. ‘The win | less than $100 2 game, will take favorable action on the Legt vening. Pasadena invitation. If Oregon is Fright wenger victorious, rrospects for the trip are || recovered the tournaments shoul] eee eae nsiderable interest. arouse considerable int For Sale at a Bargain petienieenen vase nats One Federal Blue Printing Machine used very little, This machine cost better than $600.00 and can be bought at a bargain. Casper Storage Co. 212 West Midwest Avenue, At Boston—Boston vs. Holy Cross. At Columbus—Camp Benning vs. Mississippl. At Athens—Centre vs. Georgia. At New York—Fordham vs. Georgetown, At Gooding—Gooding vs. Montana Wesleyan. At Portland—Pacific vs. Montana. At Baltimore—Quantico vs. All Army. At. El Paso—Texas Mines vs. Dalla! At Toledo—Toledo vs. Heide!berg. At Seattle—Washington vs. Ore- gon, Footbal Player POOL TOURNEY OPENS MONDAY Cash Prizes Posted by Legion Post for Winners Here. OREGON MEETS wen eee including the bout between Jack ankreen: Se Dek iT Housner of New York and Ernie} ‘ash., . 1.—The | G, : | outcome of today’s football game be-| C°°8*™MAn, Were stopped by police| tween the University of Washing-| @fter the Law and Order league had ton end the University of Oregon may determine whether the former team will journey to Pasadena Cali. fornia, to play the” United States naval academy on New Year's day. If Washington, which is conceded NOT CHARITY, FARRELL SHOWS Claim That Rich and Powerful Clubs Should Aid Less Fortunate Brothers Again Made; BY HENRY L. FARRELL, (United Press Sports Editor.) NEW YORK, Dec. 1.—(United Press).—Again the rather lofty minded idea is being advanced that the rich and powerful clubs of the big leagues should turn to char- ity and help their weaker brethren of the second division. Commissioner Landis suggests to the club owners that the clubs farthest down the lists be given the first crack at players upon whom waivers are, Handled properly, Mandell ought pee to develop into a lightweight or wel terweight champion. He is growing fast and ts now getting beyond the featherweight limit. Making weight ‘will do him no goo@ and perhaps break his health. protested to Mayor Dever. r Srwestete ae ie St. New Vers ‘Cirewtar a SEND IT TO THE PEARL WHITE LAUNDRY PHONE 1702 oe ‘Watch for the date. A Packard coupe ts going to be given away at Lioyd’s. 6p Looking fora @ Place to Live? CEASE YOUR SEARCH The Yellowstone Apartments “Wyoming’s Largest Apartment House” Is Nearing Completion A Few Features 45 Apartments New Furniture Walking Distance of Downtown Section 25 FURNISHED——-20 UNFURNISHED January 1 Will See 25 Apartments Ready for Occupancy For Apartments Call 1617-J Large Storage, Garage in Basement of Apartments Laundry Tubs and Clotheslines Ready for Work GAS WATER LIGHTS FURNISHED A Four Months’ Lease Gives You the Benefit Of the New Furnishings Hurry! These Apartments Will Go Like Hot-cakes Perhaps this would work the de sired effect, but it would be logi- eal for the weak clubs to go out and dig up or buy some new players instead of contenting themselves with cheap crumbs from the other tables. AUDITORS C. H. REIMERTH Certified Public Accountant Income Tax Service 401 0-8 Bldg. Phone 76 HARRY La Mriachnt | dit! an ecoul 1 Phone 2008 ‘Suite 18, Daly” Bldg. | R. ©. A eee Certified Public Ace Income Tax Service Phone 148 NTEE REGISTRY CORP. Suattors and Accountants—Stock and Transfer Agents 208-11 Ol! Exchange Bidg Phone 660 ARCHITECTS & GOODRICH, Architects wynsend Block 3, Townsent none 440 “Red” Grange, star halfback of the Tilinots eleven, was one of the sensations of the 1923 football sea- son. Almost alone he carried his team through the season. Able to do everything wetl, Grange, with two more seasons to go may outdo ‘Thorpe, Gipp and some of those tm- ‘mortals whose records were thought unpasseble. It re any club owners in the leagues so poor that they can't afford to buy players, they should get out of baseball. Everyone in professional baseball is in it as a business to make money. None of them were as frank andi as open es Harry Frazee form- er owner of the Boston Red Sox, who bought the club to make money his purpose by Leo F'ynn would have done yery much better by Jack Renault if he had been frank from the start about the purposes of the Canadian con- tender for the heavyweight cham- pionsh!p. Thinking that Harry Wills would fight no good contender and know- ing that Luis Firpo was out of the range of hearing, Flynn announced that he wou'd challenge Wills and Firpo on behalf 6f Renault after the Canadian had beaten Floyd Johnson. Wills gummed up the deal by an- swering. “Come on! lynn then declared that his boy needed some more experience and would not be fready for Wills or Firpo for another year. Fiynn hasn't much conscience when it comes to getting his charges In print. When he was trying to ‘There im much talk about the lack | keep Bill Brennan in the high-purse of sentiment in baseball. Baseball !s | class he made many nasty remarks *}about the gameness of Tommy Gib- bons. He said that Gibbons couldn’t be dragged into the ring with Bren- nan but he forgot to mention that when Tex Rickard wanted to stage a Brennan-G! 8 match, he asked $30,000 for Brennan’s end. Flynn has been strangely silent about Gibbons «ince the She'by fight. scons: + trate inches. CHEDULE TO BE DRAFTED BY BIG TEN CHICAGO, Dec. 1.—(By the Asso- elated Preas.)—Western conference coaches today settled down to ar- rangement of their 1924 ath'etic schedules, with prospects pointing to few changes. fl Athletic directors, meeting last | if night, re-appointed Major John L. Griffith commissioner of athletics for the western conference. ; Football officials who filed a writ- ten request for an increase in pay from $50 to $100 a game, will in all likelihood be offered a compromise fee of $75 as a result of a recom: mendation made by the athletic di- rectors to the faculty committee, which meets today to act on the recommendation. Basketball refe- Dy the business that the stronger cluBs draw for them, most of the poor club owners are satisfied to go along with what they have and get by with cheap players and cheap ‘When the néed ts pointed out for For results try a Tribune Class! YM. J. WESTFALL, Architect Maleate 5, Daly Building. AUTO TOPS vOLLO’ AUTO TOP SHOP aus top i . and Unholstering 133 North Wolcott Street Auto Painting B. & D. Lethal tes Lee and Ke; ing—! mee Tee” Accessor ies—619 E. 2nd. AUTO TOP SHOP an mes, Upholstering Auto Painting 633 §. Center Phone 1034R BAGGAGE AND. TRANSFER , SEARLES TKANSFER Res. Patna 87Ww Office Phone 313 LES! . NELSON, Warehouse Barras Co., Phone 1234. INA TRANSFER, STORAGE 4 “AND PURL CO.—Phone 919 ness. Tt has been shown !n the past that the only consideration that has to be given to the fans ts to give @ team to look at just good enough to keep them from going into an cpen revolt or a boycott. For Kidney and Liver nny Rawitn: of the . Johnny ss wes one ae testinal Indigestion and Kindred Ailments worl¥s @eries heroes of 1921 and Liver trouble leads to serious {lle And @ sure sign of liver trouble is diliousness. If you have attacks of headache, If you have a costed jants: Casey Stenge? tstanding Giant hero of rees are to be raised trom $30 to $35.| | of ne 5 ves. Sport Calendar with “ompires retaining thelr #35 tec| fl ster you.probaniy’ are oftege™ A Small Deposit Will Hold Your Apartment BATTERIES another recomme! tion of ¢) i = Svimabee cc's soaretil. tack ot directors is accepted. Until Opening Day CASPER BATTERY, 00. uv ‘a sessions will result in 119 East Fifth on the part of the Glant But it isn’t. ‘The Giants showed plenty of sen- foot! schedules and schedules for baseball, track, wrestling and swim- IDAHO TRAIN SCHEDULES | Chicago & Northwestern CHIROPRACTORS R. J. H. JEFFREY uk. ANNIE GRAHAM JEFFREY Suite 818 Midwest Bldg Phone 706 ee eee Racing. Meeting of Jefferson Parish Fair association, at New Orleans, Meeting of Pacific Coast Jockey club, at Tanforan. Meeting of Cuba-American Jockey —____ BLUEJACKETS eons when he was of little value to | Club, at Havana. . §, CONNELL, D. C. Ph. C. the club; and in taking on Stengel toler of Tiajuana Jockey club, Sr ory aan sang = Pry gra Ponty 13, Daly Bldg., Phone 8493 Serine eens > eee |e FAVORITES IN CAME ee —————_——sabs's Bes , parts M. BE. HARNED, Chiropractor teil and gutting him into two cuts) st rigs Roo Gt 4:45 p.m. 500 pm |] ya North Kimball Street ‘The Giants have a payroll tor sev- | race in New York City. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Phone ‘Hockey. SAN PEDRO, Callf., Dec. 1—The ‘Arrives Departa DR, 1. B, BERQUIST Annual meeting of National re Tah oe saoararon, eleven and No. 32-—--—— 445 p. m || Zuttermeisier Bldg Phone 1757 Hockey League of Canada, at| t! lue Jackets from the super- No. 20 p.m 8:35 p. m. 7} Gta. Greadnaught Idaho meet here today estbouna ; ROBERT N: GROVE, Athletics. at the government stad!um to decide No, 29 ~---—.—. ——-7:00'a. m. (20am 118. Hawt, Secon ‘Allegheny Mountains A. A. U.|the football championship of the INO, ($1, anestresrrmereneeonn ee Office Phone 2220 Res. Phone 17133 Pacific battle fleet. Both teams faced each other undefeated, but the Idaho squad was a slight favorite. pags Eee tg BIG AUCTION SALE There wil] be a big 2uction sale at 234 South David, Saturday after noon at 2 p. m. of household furni tu bedding, cooking utensils d shes, glassware, etc. ed Fur- niture Co.. 234 S. David. Phone 249. cross-country race, at Pittsburgh. Cc. I. ARNOLDUS Osteopathic and Chiropractto | s10 O-S Bldg. Phone 1754) HURSTON, D. C. sae Woleets Phone 113] CHIROPODIST CORRINNE E. 0'BRYANT ‘oot Specialist 116 East Second Phone 1016R) CLEANERS Middle West Bowling association tournament, at St. Louis. Quintin Romero-Rojas vs. Marcel sen 20 ronda, at Pata WE WILL GIVE YOU $35.00 CASH ON ANY AUTOMOBILE ordered for future or immediate delivery if order is placed between December Ist and 15th. Merely bring this ad with you and select your car. This applies to any New or Used Car. Why wait until Spring when you can place your order now and save $35.00. THE BEST TIME TO er seen here in years. He hasn't a punch but, lke Leonard, he may grow into one. ‘Who's going to win the beautiful Packard coupe at Lloyd's? BUY AN AUTOMOBILE IS IN THE WINTER, you get a better deal. THE SERVICE (CLEANERS Railroad at Jackson COME IN AND, TALK OVER OUR MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN Phone 56 DOCTORS THE CASPER PRIVATE HOSPITAL. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT Monday, December 3 The Following USED CARS are Big Bargains, Deduct $35.00 From Any Car Listed 1923 New Chand- repaint; overhaul; ©. E. Duncan, D. D. 8. First in News Of All Events Pi 0-8 Bldg. Office Ph, PAGE FIVE The Old Reliable Gebo Coal Phone 948 and 949 Natrona Transfer Storage & Fuel Co. “OTHERS” Tribune Want Ads bring results. | PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY | DR. L. N. FROST ‘hysician and Surgeon Phone 123 P. KIMBALL, M. D. A. MARSHAL, UERBERT Ly LAWYERS MULVANEY & BARRETT Ja 517 Consolidated Roralty Bldg. AMBROSE HEMINGWAY Room 332 wtih Sn et ae: NICHOLS & STIRRETT 809-1011 Oli Exchange Blag. GEORGE A. 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