Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 8, 1924, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT ' World Results aide Leased Wire HAWKEYES AND " WIGHIGIN NEXT BASEBALL IN CITY TODAY LEE FOHL a PAID. HONORS Yesterday’s Scores American League. ~New York, 3; St. Louis, 6. First in News SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 1 Of All Events TBASEBALL FANG ASSURED TREAT IN DOUBLE-HEADER HERE TODAY Texas vs. American Legion— Fate a ch aes x EF. G: i 3 Wig school park, 2p, me |! Tritmphal Tour Under! """" i" Pmseotiase! |Fast Games Are Expected When Legion Battles Meear er a | ntimp: our Under 2s F d S d M Elks . i on A. C. vs. Telephone || Way With ‘Fohl Day’ National League, exacos an tandar. eets mn f Sateystone | Eanes bp ae f- BO | Batata as eee League Play This Afternoon. Ps } pian ‘ Ch i d ttsburgh, 1; Brooklyn, 4. a < First Places in Half|| _ "orion v=. Natrona rowers At Cleveland. Cincinnatt, 10; Philadelphia, 4 a sibantcn s diamond, 2:30 p. - Louls, 7; Boston, 13, ah EH masa Rit aa tk eee 3 deka i _ Baseball at Its best is promised for this afternoon at the =° Of All Events Are {| 2.s7q. aamona, 230 p. m. eu eS ‘Anvorieah | Apeotsatignt high school athletic park when a doubleheader will be w b re) EW YORK, June 7.—Lee Fohl, played in the Oil City league with the two league leading on by Urange. manager of the Boston Americans, | Pouleville .... teams in action. - fs conducting a triumphal tour of| Toledo .. eri . fs conducting o triumphal tour of "Cy innings). Tincup, Holly ana| 1” the first game the American Legion will line up CHICAGO sie: OF tre proud to shake his hand. ana{Myers. Bradshaw, Ketchum and against the Texas and in the closing argument the Stand- Scoring points in nearly leaving behind him a trail of base- | Viserust, Gaston, dara will be opposed by the Elks.] The ne ndard has yet to lose a “A ¢ ball_ memories’ htshave E Both es shou! tles al wime Chis’peagon and. the ‘refiners every event, first place in jameandidates for places in tte Olympic swimming events are Mary | 316 has just Se iene nave peor, | Indianapolis. Rotr Eames should ve Patties all *he/aro confident of taking the Elks (half of them, and four of the diz a Hitchcock-and Helen 2teKinr jy, ‘all Pennsylvania girls:} 0 aiamond ring in St. Louls, the city | Columbus... 6 5 3 Z . into oamp ‘adally this.atternoon the i fiv 1 rant which he quit as baseball manager| Niles, Hill and Kreuger; Northrup The Texas, flushed with two] Elks look a lot better with their new ive places in one event— @ wer | nd) Hartley: straight victories, will give the| battery of Bowman and Thompson the 230 yard - dash— 5 last season, not altogether of his Legion plenty to handle. The ex-|ana a reorganised lineup and ai the ‘University of Ilinols won the Standin Wen VOR ae Tae erence el Baul Jc service men are out for revenge] provide a lot of trouble, the opportunity 10 win for Boston t wo ~ moube. 24th annual track and field meet ¢ a temporary leadership of the Amer-|*ansas City g 5iaftter losing lest Sunday to the} ‘The first game will be called at 2 © tke Big Ten conference today ba am aHHD. e r |) Merritt and Allen 5 oily anqg| Standard and the contest should | o'clock and the ‘second Immediately z fe National ican League at the expense of the ; e Titinois scored 74 points against ¢ y ” ational League. Kaufman. Provide a few thrills. hafter the first is concluded. rf 49 for Towa, the neatest opponent INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., June 7.— Team team he piloted last year. ‘Thus | *91t ' : ® or Towa, the nearest opponent-| srembers of the United States Oly1 Naw Zoek! Poetic justice {s served sometimes| Minneapolis at Milwnukee—Game M4 a was third wi + and} Hic team selection com Chicago in baseball as well as in the clasaics, | C@ed on account of rain, Dave Fall, Stanford University: Ont te fourth with 20 | ie 3 — i Bee ee CE ene, ey react Into cloged session her Brooklyn — When Fohl gets to Cleyeland, : Sirs John Faricy, IAC; Harry Clancy, y pepe eet ny POEERT with ight for thé purpose of nominat Cincinnatt they are to give him a “Fohl day. Western League. a Wa Cincinnati; Jim Handy IAC; Rich- . , and Ohio § : Riise Sciphicen auah and aibeance L q Ik Fich Bleeiies There ia another ¢lty in which he] tat R. HB. ard Howell, Northwestern Univer- I eee he ek ies _a,|sWimmers, and a. sixman divir -W. eds was unfortunate, They thought in| Des Moin 100 137—16.21 7 sity; Oliver Horn, IAC; Harry Heb- Fy Charley Brookins, Yowa's hurdle) toam to represent this country at eonar aiker Ight | Speen: - Cleveland that he guessed poorly | Wichita 8011 320 24%—30 29 2 ner, TAC; Sam Kahanamoku, Ha- £9) Test when ho shattered ‘his own'| ‘he Paris paddling events. Is Held Assured Philadelphia with his pitchers and it was the| Batterles—Eng, House, Rose and wailan Is'ands; Fred Lauer, IAC; iia aura. tor tee le nominations will be ratified acs heritage of that opinion which fol-] Wheat; Musser and McMullen, Ed Mitchell, Can Francisco; Wallace 4S Paaladlp aces eretaag 2 i 2 by tho national Olympic . ‘Ameriéan' League. lowed him to St. Louis, where he | O'Conner, Venice, Cal.; Clarence hurd Bi aoe ce ity pak; | committees in New York Sunday This Summer. Team i be was criticised for changing pitchers R. H. BE. Pinkston, San Franciscu; Charles record | night. New ork: in a game against New York which| Omaha. -. -000 000 000—0 6 3 Pung, Hawailan Islands; Jack Rob- Fitine ¥ score | Names were placed on the nom! | Boston had much to do witht the pennant. | Okla. City 2100 001 31°68 8 1 erteon | Olemnplcs Club Bee seater 5g “| nation list on-the basis of perform: By F, Detrolt Second guessers have done more Batteries—Leo, Koupaland Wilder;} WDTAN, s, — 3 shit ea 8 inthe Detroit DIANAPOLIS, June 7.— The George Schroth, Olympic e nce in the tryouts staged ‘hi (Copyright, r hington to hurt Fohi’s career than aay other] Allen and Spen swimming team to represent the Adam Smith, Erle, Pa.; Lester _Won by Makeever, | *t2rting Thursds nd ending this NEW Y¢ 7.—Wheth St. Louls thing, He has been compelled to United States at the Olympic meet,| Smith, Olympic Club; Ben Thrash, ‘ Mlinoin. second: | afternoon or not Walker k a trif run a veritable obstacle race because R-H.E-|/was announced by the selections| Olympic Club; Wloyé Town, IAC: Wass eer ugainst Lew Te the fact r cold facts show t he jhas always | Lincoln 000 030 221— § 17 2} committee here tonight. It includes; |Hal Vollmer, New York; John Wais- 7 Ohio mains that interest in a decision brought forward the’ team he has} Tulsa -113 050 01°11 17 2] arthur Austin, San Francisco;| muller, IAC; Al White, Stanford pout: between him and’ Beriny: Leon been permitted to control. Batterios—Rasmussen and‘Snyder;| paiph Breyer, Northwestern Uni.| Univeralty: Paul Wyatt, Uniontown, ‘ is Canter rd has been inc: And, accord: | As the Boston. Athericans stand Brindsea and Crosh Gerdlty: Collett Ban, iteusias mat! sage pr hcidpte icin Sees cA Iiinots, - second. g to the dope, a cinch the | now, they must be reckoned with er Des Pardinés. Miami, | Florida:| Phil Patt Sa: oh oo diged Cait t will meet w York this tll they come to an awful flop. R.H. ok i nO incor unten Aiba ann ica iat 1 Kenned ‘ CH = Denver - -100 040 101-7. 9 = a 5 50 will be the scene, be The great ‘Italian painter, Titian. | St. Joseph 00 100 010-4 5 7 1 ona use New York that has shown continued to work unl he was teries—Brown and Roche; 100 Yard Dash—Won by Hubbard. «| TRIAL SP a inte above noted. Davenport and Brooks. J Michigan: Fans, Ilinols, second; 3 like to see Benny win aaa Illinols, third; Barr, Notre fights and it is figured that Walke é ; fourth; McAndrews, Wiscon. of the showing ‘Tendler) Biosys! sg po progeny ame ! Time 4-5 second, NEW YORK.June 7.—Frank Hus: against the welter king, will] 10 oNt" pate y 9 f 120 Yard High Hurdles—Won by] sey, sensational Brooklyn school bo pple sauce for Leonard t irlington A. © 1 ‘500 Kinsey, Illinois; Snyder, Ohio State, | sprinter, suffered the first setbac The extent to which Leonard and} (irineton dt. ©: beni second; Johnson, Illinois, — third; in the eastern Olympic Billy Gibson are impressed by this | —? cme °° 1 “500 Crawford, Towa, fourth; being beaten in the] belief will be reflected by the terms | errors - ae bert Minnesota, fifth. Time 100 meter finals by Jackson Scholz,| they demand for the privilege of [> PONmA, --— vs 0 220 Yard Low Hurdles New York A. C. and Al Leconey of| trying to win the Jerseyman’s title. | *“ wer Bewiiberen sg P Brookins, Towa; Kins the Penn. A,. ¢ fight, to draw customers in wpe Boston 13, St, Louls 7. Brooklyn 4, Pittsburgh 1 gecond; Taylor, Scholz, a former Missour! cham-| | numbers to the scene of BOSTON, June 7.—The Bostons} BROOKLYN, June 7.—The Dodg- Guthrie, Ohio, fourth; wwtord, | pion, broke the Olympic ‘ord by| tivities, will have to be a decision took the sfirst game from the: Car-| ers got to Meadows for four runs in Towa, fifth. Time: 23 45. Beats] 1-5 ofa to Ieat Lesoney and] affair end this élintioates Jersey iat dinals this afternoon 19 to.7. Pfer-| the fourth inning and beat Pitts- world record around one turn. Old] m1 e finishing less than | once fer..was knocked. out) and Bherdel | burgh, 4 to 1. ned 3% 9-10. a yard apart. ‘This winner's time| Gene Tunney js a fine, clean chap was pounded for seven hits and six] The score R.H.E. 880 Yard Run—Won by Morrow,| was 10.6 seconds. Pt and a credit to his profession. ‘Thus runs in the one inning he worked. | Pittsburgh . -.00 000 010-1 9 3 Towa: Martin, Northwestern, sec- Hussey was beaten but far from|{t comes hard to speak derisive Both Stengel and Tierney were out Brooklyn. ~ ~-,000 400 00x—4 6 0 ond; Freyburg, an, third;| disgraced. It was a case of|of the talk that after he fights his j of the game on account of paged wMisadows, “7 Stone: ‘and: < Goook, 3 Purdue, Hammer-| Scholz’s greater experinnce giving] way through several tough oppo ee Cah saacnneiito river B.| Grimes and Bae a fifth 5 him the edge. Scholz. lightning] nents, he will go against Dempse) Bt, Louis’ 260 000;100-7) 21 58 -nminary—Two jbase “hit Janis rd Dash—Won by fast off the mark, was at the top| Just the same, the has to R i P cates age wt Sprite eeu 2 bf bacaey praad Bp ice bigs Mlinols; Gray Butler, thin fc Aecsnciirel oral To . 4 *teffer, North, Sherdel and Gon-| by Meadows 3, Grimes 3. Left on Hughes, Ilincls, third.’ She Pip ipdaite reaches Ds oes dina a yi ecene ostponements| caics; stryker, Yeargin, Barnes and| bases, sPttsburgh 4, Brookiyn 1. Um- Bete fourtts Apres, Tllnols, ig 5a eo a. and ares C pires O'Day and McCormick. Time. 21 3 ties the west the veteran At who | Dundee has Of Games ostly to ch Mesedtsls Be ‘Si ap as ee fate 1 laced in ( James J. Johnston has two Ne A 4 av hicago 3, New Yor ie Run—Won by Doolittle york ball eire in his grips, hut Big League. Flack, Bottomley, Cunningham 2./ NEW YORK, June 7.—Alexander . ayne, Ohio, second; Meth Slekibes Jane late he has not done anything wi fine 2 Home run, R. Smith, Sherber. Sto-| toyed with the Giants today and the ~ tl Ulinois, | ¢ é ; Bente <7 tale ea "ihe i len bases, Felix, J. Smith, Cunning-} Cubs won the final game of the | Get near : is opportunity. Looks as th : = STER eee ed, Wisc Time ¢ ce ¢ le pti ae DR ge a BY JO) B. FOSTE ham. Sacrifice hit, Felix. Double} geries, 3 to 1. which lebrated its 5 jubite e, | in end someone will hi . ; : age NEW YORK, June 7.—“W play Cooney to Bottomley. Left] ‘rhe score REE is the Trappist monastery in | appr h Tex Rickard for a bust t i Av bes e a 7 3. ne \AC phir is » Mile Relay n by North-}the 1 the , Meee tah o three times the business on bases, St. Louis 7, Boston 3.| Chicago - -.--200 100 000— 3 10. 6 : : ; * a th of Juno that we did tn May es_on balls, off North 2, Stryker) New York --.000 000 010—1 6 0 : rd; N I fourt till_ we would not/make up for res 1. Struck out fetter} Alexander and Hartnett; Dean ; ied: |S ‘BROWN TRIN y ANK RED joaee that rainy month brought | 3, North 4. Barnes” Winning | yonnard, Mav and Snyder, Gowdy Good style is good wherever you go. r cH Barnes, Losing pitcher} g Two fartcvesee: sonifi Fi R dtatcenaat: jer. OolonaliTesol Lmiieee Hart auibey weal ee bee ee jai Dignified, well tailored clothes are the tic | ppert of the New Y« Time 2: tham to Cotter; Jackson to Frisch passport to inner circles, third; Dobson, 1 fou x ve an idea of wha — to Kelly. Struck out by Dean 1 Wi: n and Wi Indiana, tied | y nements did to bi Cincinnati 10, Philadelphia 4 Alxandr 2, Jonnard 1, Maun 1, Bas. for fifth. Height, 6 feet hes nates, PHILADELPHIA, June 7.—The| es on balls off Dean 1, Alexander 1 Discuss throw—Won by Richer . Tor was rain the only thing that) Cincinnati Reds, visiting Philadel-] Maun 1, Umpires Klem and Wil: fon, Missouri; Schildauer, Notre Teds oe as “ aseball in| May. The] phia for the first time this season,| son. e Dame, second; McMahan, Marquette, » Louis, 6, ded, sending in Fathergill, ampionship races unbent so many) cinched thelr game wth the Phillies i third; Hancock, Iowa, fourth; Doyle, June 7 > winning run. The final] qucer twists and turns that the at-| when they scored 9 runs in the Mic! fifth. Distance: 147 feet, s Browns defeated the v |e 11 to 10, one man was}tendance flopped around like a fat} fourth inning, winning 10 to 4. Tribune wantads bring results. 4 (ade York Yankees today, 6 to 3,|out when the game ended. Welch's] girl in a swimming tank, and clubs| ‘The score RH, Meee ere ae ee a Vault—Won by Brooker,» Hors Be Bnet sate puineldse, | bam <3 in the ninth inning after two | that expectéd to start new!lcineinnati . ..000 910 000—10 18 1 ell, Iitnoia, ec: | accounting for three of the Browns’ | had been walked by Dauss knotted | savings unts by the middle of] phitadelphia ..100 000 110— 4.10 2 ann, Wisconsin, #fun- | He hit a homer, scoring|the score at 10all. Hauser a May found themselves borrowing | Rixey and Wingo: Carlson, Couch, FOR MOVING ina Manat ewe tea |< 1 scoring after tripling.| knocked a clreuit clout in the| from their Ittle dime safeties. SORTER Celitbenl ate tieatine. GOOD CLOTHES | urth and fitch, Hels! Sixteen thoveand | fourth inning: But the baseball. people’ are. not| Mr MeeroaMeME tea ite, © Beane "AND STORAGE % t J By ees: R. H. ¥, | th raged, However, if there were | Wingo. Sacrifice hits, . Carlson, , a A «i Ph 9 100 408.0000 14 ther “month ‘ke May, ther) Caveney Fix Stolen base, Pin- Expert Crating Di T 002 210 10* 3 ee: Heimach, Harris, Rom 1, becay baseball has Cariodlt 7 Ae 8 fnninge; couek | Packing and Shipping 2 h r ° ; 1 — Bt ; Hoyt, and | ass I gartn and 1 wide Pry et wets, Roortin 9 in 13; Hubbell 2 in 1. Double] are everywhere recognized as correct ereld: Tok v H Dav nd would not be any temptation | play and to Ford to L Pinnetli | PHONE 949 4 jt (2 innings.) carry any’ more $60,000. ball play-|¢o Bohe to £ ; Rixey to Cave- in style. And—they lead in perfecti | mary: Two base hits—Heil-|"* 2 oo the sored p adip and there] ney to Bressler. Left on bases, Cin- ty: y Pp ction ° Strand, Fathergiil, Haney, | Would be a perfect readiness to re-|cinnatt 11, Philadelphia, %. Bases * sts Bacrifice hits i pis Hits] tench wherever tho axe could make} on balls, Carlson 3, Couch 1, Tixey Natrona Transfer of fine tailoring, bs ' = he safest tmpression 3. Winning pitcher, Rixey. Losi . phn 8 innings rs: ixey. Losing age and Fue x to M Mahi neethece It is not possible to obtain attend-| pitcher, Carlson. Umpires Pfiman, Stor - J anata Rommel 1] 86° figures from) baseball clubs.) Moran and Rigler.. ‘Time 2:08. You'll 1i d e ‘ - n ae eich. xcept on days w they have very =a es az —— — 7 Ca, Biruck out—DBy Bhocker 4;] 1%, 1. Homo runs—Hatiser, Welch. i089 ‘crowds, and many times they ou'll like the new styles.’ They fea- w 1 1 hing re pects atee . » not hanker to make them public ‘ “ Hat Sacrifice hite—Johns 7 ; : Off shia b runs in | eau Ue teetige Socata etre (Be days. Frequently when ture the free draping lines. Easy to mer ‘Throw—Won by Bunker, | 4 1-8 inning t 6 and 1 | n bases—Pratt, Hatiser do make them public they add ( , . ond; Murphy, | Winning pitcher—Shock Peateenlces Ad? “as . figure or two, As a matter of th Oakes, Tir fourth; | pitcher—Shawkey. Left on b Pr onan fact, it doesn't make much differ. FE wear, easy on your purse, too, Plenty Minnese f D I s 7; New York 4. Tim: i ee : nee to the public what the figures or f inche | Umpires—Nallin and.Bvana, | #"tner ru The higher the figures, the to choose from at er id her xX prices soar RG pe a eee cal $3.50 and $5.00 CHICAGO, June whit j th we plenty of quarter seat the I Red Sox 1 ‘ow that baseball has crowds * Dut. failed to make their| Washington, 0; Cleveland, 3 b000 thers ata BMOMiG Re Guat SPECIAL AVIATION RATES effective and went ¢ CLEVELAND, yun Joo | te For the Summer and $55 » defeat, 8 to 1 Shaute, I , whut out] The month of June ts the bes 7. rn ial Flvi : Americ |. Whe ber tia ae] hecseymatineesd are te Loabenali maontibebehecomeeeaun tin To Encourage Commercial Flying weston at Chicag: Route 10 000 002—3 1] day, 3 to 0, in n four} come and go, Sometimes May puts ae meats eee patente < 000 000 001—1 ame series, It Indians pup © very big total, but that is us- PASSENGER FLIGHTS % « Vashington at Cleveland Batteri —uint nd O'Neil! out ot the hot as the Athletica | ually bee ane foal ctu chub EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS lores Precis in Fabel and Pattern Summary rr Wit hington 000 000 000—0 9 tart of the year . eee oe care shane ted Styles National League. H 1 Ka veland 006 020 0183 —_—___ Chicago at New Yor) } Quinn, Veact By| Batteries —Zacha 1 Ru Single Passenger Two Passengers Pitt 1 at klyr vereit o Cincom! at Pina, | Sa ae, wil rove tear l] WITH RUTH $5.00 $7.00 fe Double pl: a r base hit " Le H « to mt or |} bs in-] Barr t k'to Collins. \ A A * ill—| ’t M Arabs tn-| Ba » Shely, Falke 'to Coli 2. struck \| T BAT'|| It’s a Real Thrill—Don't It E ‘ ad ¢ mar fudge; ¥ | Ves SE se aS 2 +4 e | “ad Sud is Pokcbacdlee te ary te ; = Cochrane Aviation Field Align = , ‘ , HEAD TO FOOT CLOTHIERS On the Salt Creek Highway ‘ ' i © of the wa innl n ¢ ,