Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 4, 1924, Page 7

GAGERS 60 TO DENVER MONDAY Honors in Tournament To Be Contested by Methodists. The Methodist basketball team which took first place in the City League contests held this winter in Casper will leave Monday for Den- * ver to take part in the Y. M. C. A. tournament which is to be held there from March 11 to 15. Coach ‘W. J. “Bill” Stone has his men in fino working order and feels that the team should be able to do some- thing really worth while in the Den- ver tournament. The Methodists have played several post season games and have perfected a style of passing and a teamwork really formidable. The last game was played with the Midwest gas plant at Salt Creek and was one ot the most closely contested seen this wint During the season schedule the team won 16 games and lost one. This was with the Legion but the Methodists afterwards defeated the same organ- ization. ‘The Methodist regulars are: Tray- lor rf, Post If, Robinson c, D. Hath- Sway re and Mechiing Ig. ce tae anette a L NEW YORK, March 4—Paul . . Berlen! th, New York's middle- sensation of the indoor fistic sea- son, has had one of thé most re- markable careers on record. Thrust 23 consecutive knockouts in Ama- NEW YORK, March 4.—Manager | teur and professional @uks, critcs John McGraw of the Giants signal-| predict that he 1# only on the thres- ized his arrival at the Sarasota him as a second Stanley Ketchell @ ball player's pastime. Signs of ala terror in middleweight ranks 15 general campaign against the royal | years and more ago. game by major league managers is mute but at whe age of 18 he sud- by Ty Cobb, and reports that Man-|denly acquired hearing and speech. eger Robinson of Brooklyn {8 con-| Five years ago, while serving as an templating following. the precedent. institution for deaf - the action 1s based 1s said to be ah | bach one day went to ee ae opinion that attention cannot be st ite becams given to. golf without a lessening of | *°Uth Whose kite sptangied ground. Climbing a pole, Berlen- Mi inert at etl torbla poll; aie athe eae ee ee Graw declares, .that the: baseball |CO!NS came In contact . with the u in Gifferent and that the mastering of | his Sy tedenns Se ee one spoils the other. Other man- First aid, howe’ iain him, agers’ have frowned on golf, includ- . Asay ved. q his sense of hearing normal. Medi- The: Tigers 1 ten in thely kaos’ er [eal Interest was attracted and. sub: golf sticks. sequent treatment also developed lented a bit at the Tiger camp at{ Berlenbach’s rise tg pugilistic Augusta, G nd to have modified |fame within less than a year has his anti-golt edict so as to exclude |< nt acnmetasmsiceet™"| GIRL WHO PICKED AGED can't affect their batting average. SSRN esa Tet, ——__—. ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo., March 4. —She was just a kid and he a miner conductor told the clflef (of police oe, here the thought idnapping was going on in his t: . The chief Say “Bayer’— Genuine! weight knockout king and reigning FOR TRAINING wigs into the Imielight with a record of hold of a great ring career and hail camp yesterday by banning golf as evidenced by a similar edict issued | re enbtch was born a deat Who \genaral:. theory tinon’ which instructor in a Westchester county jit facaney apes ee in an electric wire 12 feet from the stroke and the golf stroke are vastly | ree‘ny, charged wire, | He fell. to ing Miller Huggins of the Yankees |®%4 to his astonishment, he found Ty Cobb was reported to have re- | his speech. pitchers, These players ordinarily SEND IT TO THE rene ome tere -/AOMED 1§ HANDED HIS of years and experience. So the got busy aad fouid the two. In oder to escape a none too Pleasant home and in order to see more In the world than a* coal min- ing camp she had consented to elope with tke old boy, said the girl. to the chief, r “Get married," commanded the austere police official after deliv. ering a hot lecture, Seven dollars was all the miner had so he balked. - Even after the chief offered to purchase the license he refused, declaring wisely, that $7 is a8 nothing when one wants to marry. The near-bride was — pre- sented with the miner's last cent and told to get back to her home in the coal mining town of Hanna just as fast as she could. “Bayer ‘Tablets of Aspirin” have been proved safe by - millions and prescribed by physi: ; , cians over twenty-three years, for This vanten Colds and grippe misery. Handy keep efficien boxes of twelve tablets cost only take , its drugstore. Each Package comeing proven directions | LACE eh di id tells how to prepare Speed) EMULSION. and tonsilitis—Advertisement. Chicago & Northwestera ' \ Arrives: Departs 15 p. m. 2:35 p. m. bound— Arrives Departs 445 p.m. TRAIN SCHEDULES SALT CREEK BUSSES 3 Busses a Day Each Way Here is the first view, taken from airplane; showing training camp ot the New York Giants, National League champions. BERLENBACH’S RING RECORD ISSENSATION OF THE YEAR LEAVE CASPER—ARKEON BUILDING] Leave Salt Creek Baggage and Express 58. Be Called for and Delivered 9 a. m. Salt, Creek Transportation 2:80 p. m. Company Tel. 144 eb CHANGE OF FOOTBALL CLOTHES AT END OF HALF 1S SMITHS IDEA BY LAWRENCE PERRY (Copyright 1924, Casper Tribune) NEW YORK, Mareh 4—Andy Smith who coaches the University of California football players has ever been a man of original ideas. Just at present he is considering the adoption of a new acheme that may be taken up nationally if it works out at Berkeley. It relates to having his football players change their uniforms be- tween halves. Of course when an afternoon is wet and muddy most coaches send their ers to the field with clean uniforms for the last two periods of A game. But otherwise there has been no change of clothing. Smith, however,’ has been conferr- ing with physical experts at the University and the athletic clubs in the San Francisco bay region. They have agreed with him that in the course of a hard game each football player loses from 6 to 14 pounds in weight. The contention is that all of this lost weight van- ishés in perspiration, which is al- most entirely absorbed by the play- er’s uniform, After half time, the player goes back into the game with his weight considerably reduced but with sev- eral pounds added to the uniform which he must carry, An illustration of the dragging effect of this weight is given in the case of race horses, which carrying 2 or three pounds less weight, are consistent winners whereas with added weight they invariably lose against the same kind of a field. In this connection, Smith points out that a football man, already muscle weary, weakened by weight loss through perspiration, would have his speed and strength in- creased if a dry and consequently Ughter uniform were given to him to wear in the second half,» It cer- tainly sounds been spectacular and all the more remarkable because he ts one of the few former wrestlers to acquire fis- tic prowess. He won the Olympic middleweight wrestling dqhamption- ship at Antwerp in 1920. Berlenbach turned his attention to the ring and as an amateur hung up thirteen straight knockouts, He has added ten straight knockouts to his string as a professional, his lat- est occurring last night, when he ae flattened Jimmy Darcy of Portland, Casper Monument Works Oregon. 50% South Conwell! Phone 2542 Is Winter Fisea Vaur Backache Time? ip ke every cold, chill or attack of grip leave you lame, achy and all worn out? ‘Does your back throb and ache until it seems you can’t keep going an- other day? 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