Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 13, 1924, Page 9

FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1924. Che Casper Daily Cridune PAGE NINE World Results By Leased Wire. ~ CHICAGO CUBS ARE SNAPPING. ATHEELSOF LEADING GIANTS] Bruins Are Within Half a Souve of National League Leadership—Yanks and Red . Sox Are Still Tied ‘Thanks to the weather man and the weakness of the Braves’ pitching staff, the Chicago Cubs are snapping at the heels of the Giants. While rain prevented the Mc- Grawites from meeting the Beds, the Bruins treated Ban- croft’s hopefuls to’a 9 to 5 defeat yesterday and pulled up to within half a game of the National League leader: First in News Of All Events NO. | GUESS MOT. {AIN'T BOWLED NONE FOR FOUR OR EWE YEQRS. ¥1) USED To BE tty WHAT WAS vHe GEST ScoRE You - EVER BOWLED 1 @ SINGLE Dick. Dorsrle G3-24 ship. 2 BLENA COLLET Jupiter Pluvius also caused the postponement of the Brocklyn and Pittsburgh-Philadel- phia contests, In the American league the Yan- kees and Red Sox, by pounding out St. Louls:,| Ba f Yictorious over. Detroit and Cleve- trials in the Harvard stadium at land, respectively, continued to run Cambridge this weelcend. R. D. Sears, the first holder of the i neck and neck. Led by the Bam- We will show weakness in onty| United Statés singles tennis cham- . bino, who reg! his fifteenth two events—the. walk .and the|Plonship, won the title thirty-seven homer cf the season with Earl 1 5 javelin. In all other respects, the| Years in succession, beginning with Combs on base, the Yankees won, American team of 1924 will be bet-| 1881- 10 to 4. i e ter performers than ever before, will Boston found Coveleskie and Roy be better trained and better coached. to their liking and won a 4 to 3 de- Why? Well, because preparations | : cision over the Indians, ther®by, MANY CITIES FIELDERS IN THE BIG LEAGUES : Sr pag 8? lp Se pL ia Ford Magnetos evening up the series. i Y scientific manner, for one thing. Thurstch chalked up-his nite nue By LAWE Secondly, because of the growth of Recharged “ore victory of the season as the White i BY JOHN B. FOSTER into the hunt, but McGraw haa the y LAWRENCE PERRY. athletic enthusiasm throughout the Give Better Lights— Makes Difficult Course} scx detcatea the Athletics, 5 to 3, Peres se ile eK ane)| (Copyright 1944, ihe Casper ‘Trinuiney| "st: balt and it was a mighty good (Copyright, 1924, Casper, Tribyne)| country and, finally, because coaches More Pep— . SS ee Sed ne, 2 bart . | day for the Giants when Jo ‘EW YORK, June 13.—Uncle Sam| were selected early and given real : : at Brae Bum in' Two NEW YORK, June 13.—Plans are = PTORE Dan oe ee hort conn CAUEHE | 1 Sinever| hala) hatter traék; ahatauthavity, Easier Starting : F on foot which will probably .insure |. June 18—One of| ‘jsaaie Brown has. rounded out an| ffeld, team for Olympic competition ——— Auto Electrical Co. Shot Over Par Standings- @ most interesting annual ‘inter-city thé most remark-| ouetioid for the Brooklyn team and| ‘han will be assembted for the Paris| yon vewutts t aE ulect ° Ss tournament! In indoor polo. The able Cididine that was one of the things Brooklyn |/"¥asion thisvyoar. sited AT heane Claw}) 186 East Midwest Ave. scheme will\{nvolve cities in the east spurts made by! aia not have. Wheat, Brown and|, Th!s ts the fact that stands out —_————— Phone 968-J BY WALTER CAMP Nati gue pe middlo west and inspiration) for any aniielder this! Gritith can hit And Wheat and|{mportantly as the nation’s amateur (ren Bie A one 965-~ ¢ WA 24 ) onal Lea, the idea—which came from this city year is that) Geir, Teas ; vith | athletes gather for the final Olympi us yoming Motorw: Lind * Team Won Lost Pet | o ; wy Frank | Griffith should play better ball with ie YIN DIC | ingen sees — (Copyright 1924, The Casper Tribune)| Wey york 30.19 623 arent ihaNe eee ee: ea eee ja player like Brown between them . > " NEW YORK, | chicago — 30 20 .600 Equestrian . egoné The combination will give the Tune 18h > oe | acon aoe 96% 21 arena now being constructed ‘by the Baseman of the) Brooklyn pitchers high class sup- Nd there’s anything| Cincinnati — 2 Sein Nae on Asleep velit ork | port and Dutch Reuther will have in that most in-| pittsburgh — -. 25 . %. McCormick is presi- reread no asion to lament to outsiders - 2 dent, Starting June| that he can't ce 1 sont tha cel pe ag (a e i The suggestion, which has been arate seks aah er abeniahe hae ink et a ag SS ’ larity about base-| pyyiadelphia — 28 submitted by authorities of the Na- bers better} Brown can go back on a bail as’ I Have Opened An ball and golf tional Indoor Polo association, is to fi er | well as any longlegged oufielder in x stroke, Miss} in pe mark the winter season in the new| Frank Frisch tye S4 acceP-| tho game and {t will take a — fly AUTO PARTS AND USED CAR Glenna Collett | ream Mionacetioat Chicago riding ring by a turnament] game, On Jung 1 he started oft by | Satted at the rate of a mile‘a min- MARKET must rate about ; ; | involying the riding clubs and cav- n ute to*beat him tothe fence. , New York - -. 26.719" .67 fielding ten chahces:. Thi as rs Sean winds Bele sews pe, ag 228 laity. rygiments ‘of eight. cites, four me rie rerra ee to} 5s tay aed The ) Brooklynhs, «though, are not And Will Carry a Complete Stock of Ruth, iene. the hoetegitt/ 45 co s-—--385"32 or ea ieiey aa. Sollowa: played a double-header and he pickea| {Pique Strengthening: «The in. Used Auto Parts eee bak hen fOMIGRMD A= .va-—-- at 28 Middle west—Chicago, Cleveland,| up 11 and 9 chances Fésp¢ctively- Besse thee Wier titan that dat anion Nothing But the Best Parts Will B: they failed” to oa jer Amceamenr ri ‘cnr Larne eet Sata pain stepped in and’ prevented fleld cup’ dyyd-theBrooklsts élub- vil © Offered Series >: is _ —New ‘ork, elphia,| him from getting any mote until} pe $ . AW : putin an ap- 3 . r in the first division. ~ Already. ‘ 7G. Collett.” Honkance the | Sleveland = 25 Brooklyn and Pittsburgh. Tune 5 and that day he knocked|iney aro much helter ‘than thes Be eke caectins ee SEE OUR BARGAINS IN USED CARS other day at the Brae Burn Country | Philadelphia, - 2 Teams will be restricted to an ag-| own six. There was no.'game on} looked down at Clearwater, Fla. Then | ender, The pain. will,vanish instant! Club just outside Boston, and, watch: SARE gregate of 21 goals, which will.meet|June 6, but on the 7th he grabbed|'they Jooked as_if they would run Ruste lhows sbkuek Gnd comes ove, : e \ Miss Collett: play the ~ old - Scotch Oil City League the qualifications of teams in all|%. June & he got only 3, his low) a badsist far the Cléarwater cham- |Get Blie-jay today at.your druggist. x amo on ‘this modern course....° Clubs: bt Wi Lx Pet. | ciiles in question. ‘With this’ first] mark for the month. Bug them jonas _-bageman forint a S Tia | 0 a $ On al -She a acy 2 home in| Standard. 1 tourney staged, tt i= proposed to hold| 44¥ he waa risht back with #4 Andhwasn't there There way no short- $ se N . ‘Texacos -.. 1 similar matches in each of the eight} the tenth he got ten and on the} stop unless Jimmy Johnston was on c Sh et ove nee ABE A hee Borage | SPORE ose 2 cities in turn, or at least in such as| *leventh eight. the job, Third bas: was like a. s¢o- UU bad a 510 West Yellowstone Phone 1053-W within four of the. préfessional rec: Glenrock 2 haye adequate ring space—such as| When you can avernge better than|saw and the outfield like a sieve. 2 F. ord. established therel11 -yeirs “ago Elks 2 the new Chicago riding hall will'8 accepted chances per game over| A heap has been done to ‘make] — . and tied only once since, by a man.|L@vove - 4 have when completed in September,|@ period of nearly, two weeks, you| Brooklyn a better team anda change Whether or not Miss Collett is Py and as Cleveland and New York|are top notching and that is just|or more should make it dangerous. {potgntial Babe, Ruth, -thecwrRer: be. | have. what Frisch ha# been doing. Cayenne eS lieves that: her work on the Brae| Club —_— When Chicago fans feel right good Burn course will stand as a man’s| Lee Douds -... - £240 When the iime comes to arrange| ®t heart, they like to compare Gran-| Fecord for years. She ten| Merchants -. -2 0 the next inter-collegiate polo tourna-|*%#m with Frisch. It 1s a pleasant : Gestrokes better than any of the com-|Fordsons ~~ -2 1 ment, it is to be hoped that the| Pastime. but Grantham is hardly up 4 3 ‘petitors and simply ‘spread-eagied” | Burlington A. C -1 1 500] army, which seems to have charge | *° the Frisch specifications quite yet sthe field. Telephone Co. - ~ 1 1-00) of: these affairs, will ‘select some| 24 did not begin with the natural —_— Coliseums/ .. -9 3 000} field better adapted to polo ana| bility that Frisch ‘possesses. Nor Natrona “Powers ~ 0 3 © 000! safer for ponies and players than| “dhe have as many digcoverers . ss as Frisch did. A smallarmyknew| ‘GLEN EAGLES, Scotland, June the field at Fort Hamilton, all about Frisch before the Giants|13.—George Duncan of Scotland to- 5 The recent intercollegiate matches, | got htm. You might line, up a, pro- | ¢ defeated Jim Barnes of New Yesterday 8 concluding with the series between! cession half a block long entitled| York, former American open cham Princeton and Arizona, were played} to carry a banner “I found Frisch."| plon, 2 and 1 in the semi-final of NEW YORK—William T. Tilden, on the parade ground at Fort Hamil-| As a matter of fact there were sev |the thousand guienas professional center of the player-writer tennis Scores ton, an area which contained, among} eral clubs that had Frisch’ lo¢ated| golf tournament. Abe Mtc de controversy was named on the spec- other things, a baseball dimond, a| apout the.same time the Giants got! feated R. G. Wilson, 4 and 3 fal committee of the United States Tennis lawn association. BENTON HARBOR, Mich,—Floyd Fitzsimmons, promoter, armounced he had signed Harry Greb, middle- weight champion, and Young Strib- lingy Macon, Ga., light heavyweight, for ten rounds at Michigan City July 4, Néw York 10; Detroit 4. the service of the army in holdin, , | Washington-St> Louts postponed;| these intercollogiate series and while If you want a rule interpreted— CLEVELANRQ—Harry Greb, mia-| 7m ‘ the assuming of rsks is a part of a dleweight titlist; outpointed Marty Burke, Cleveland light heavyweight, in ten rounds. NEW STAR FOR LEGION TEAM v1 in a ABest g ae 22 Met Oso Lankue athletics will win for him vareity| QUESTION—Did Markle make his|ot sportsmanship and the actual the latest addition to the Oi City Portland 9; Seattle 8. letters whose number will shortly nottouching second og play ins completion of @ run, r league, Layman has just been| San Francisco 3; Los Angeles 1. | dual the various educational inst!- woes oesien See it 2 bonchead| QUESTION=Af ‘there “are two ‘ graduated from the University off Sacramento 2; Salt Lake City 2. | *t!/0n® he has attended. play dn what year was it madef| strikes on, the batter. and the next PR OB IAN NOR ANG leyeonlne Vernon ‘6; Oakland: 3- r eNSWER—The play was madein| pitched ball: hits4the bat nccldent- ? g Sew Y Chicago 908 and] be « foul or fair hit? ’ 2 a star that {s unrivalled in Layman.| San Antonio 7; Dallas 5. Sport Calendar Fee ea echebend way. Bor|< AMS WENT? ia a. fale hit, The Play safe and don’t wofry. Keep your important papers, ae Hera pean a yin iad nna Fort Worth 4 (13 in- years players had Mean habit | fact de ig Bes bpp yecagie ec ee jewelry and keepsakes secure from fire—theft—or mis- , f running from the field tho mo-|cidentally does not take away th kk when the Legi ’ 7; i Racing Ad s “ ela? idcbonsibliity of the batte: 4 A a Buciteag. st TT “| enggnd game AB: fahings) tor nares |,, Meetings of OWeateheater Racing| Ment tHe witaine run croated the} ieebonsiblity of the batter. placement by renting one of our full sized, double keyed t Assn, closes at Belmont Park. rer Latiihe Gould have béen | ESTION—Two hand; t, : ry aR ‘ 4 Te THE DANG Galveston 7 Shreveport 6 cio in-|_ Mecting of Kentucky Jockey Ciub| did. Technically he could have bec) | ae ae ang patter singles | boxes, which insure absolute privacy and security. _ ER ings nt ita OR There wan absolutely No reason why |to the outfield and ts runt down try) tas . i _ SIGNAL! ‘i Amarican Olymple final tryouts be-|° Bhould touch second a» the win-| Ing to male necan Meters the * Callin and.see our modern equipment and investigate the Sry men Wale was Sess ibrsceg yt 6 sin at Tarvard stadium, Which the butter could hot be thrown | third out is made, Does the run service given in this department, . f Atlanta 9; Chattanooga 0, ~ out at first, Chicago protested and/ count? Doe imbed nen beldge ahead. a1 New Orleans 4; Memphis 2. ea locate: nM tFVOULe) was upheld without any considera-| | ANSWER—Tho Pun counts, and waved lantern and ceyay iige:| Birmingham 6; Nashville 4. Ser Patchy igure Ae Hon as to the play from the merits| the batter. gets a ingle pA Be — train from wreck. Over fifty years @® aco, Decor R. V. Pierce, a dis- Sw tinguisned physician, knew of the danger symptoms that threaten hu tournament, at Louisville. manity—loss of appetite, Janguor, Metropolitan amateur champlon- 7i11 Find at the Original lack of strength, and, being a stu. shipship tournament, at Long Beach You Will Find > Origin dent of the medicinal value of National. Lt b herbs, compounded a wonderful Chicago at Boston. Missour! amateur champtonship q B ( remedy, Dr. Piérce's Golden Medi-] Gincinnati at New York.’ tournament at St. Louis. 5 ¢ cal Discovery, a tonic and blood St : Connecticut women's champion- purifier. Vim, Vigor, Vitality fol- Piskork ae Brianne ship tournament, at Hartford. 230 NORTH PARK rT low ita une. Try it! 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Indianapolis 8; St. Paul 2, Games Today New York at Detroit Washington at St. Louis, Boston at Cleveland. —_——>— organized football grid and a cinder path going right through the middle of the field: This is no place for polo and sey- eral expert polo players have advised the writer that far from being will- ing to play on such a field, they would refuse to even undertake the job of refereeing. Many good polo fields would be at solder's life, it does seem running it out to ask college boys vf the R. O. T. C. to ineur unnecessary danger merely in the way of sport. ‘ Vermont has followed Harvard's example in awarding a varsity letter to Clarence DeMar, the marathon runner. Besides attending special courses at Harvard, DeMar seems at one time to have been @ student at Vermont. It would seém that the runners postgraduate activities Scottish women's champtonship closes at Turnbury, Scotland. Southern amateur championship Jock Malone vs. rounds, at Boston. Sammy Blenfela vs. Sammy Mar- ino, 12 rounds, at Long Beach, | Frank Moody 10 BASEBALL QUESTION BOX Tf you have some question to ask about baseball— If you want to know anything about a play or a player— Write to John B. Foster, the man who helped make the rules under which the game is played today. If you want a per- sonal reply enclose a stamped, self‘addressed envelope. Other: wise your question will be answered in, this column. Address—John B. Foster? Special. Baseball Correspondent of the Casper Tribune, 811 World Building, New York. (Copyright, 1924, Casper Tribune.) TO THE WORKING MEN OF CASPER Best Food That Money Will Buy JUST A FEW VACANCIES Vacation Time— AND CASPER, WYO.