Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 7, 1924, Page 8

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We don’t want to name a better team because the stands are filled with fans who could name one just as good as ours. All-American team, composed of the RESELL. AND VOUVE STRUCK SOMETHING TOO, HAVENT You > 1S tT GOLD, BDO WHAT Now, SKEEZIX ? MAKING aN f FOR THE MOUNTAINS, AN’ ! DOUG 4N' DUG = Paget ADDITIONAL NEWS OF SPORTS whieh they have been practicing for} TULSA, Okla., Oct. 7.—with a} J) L d field of $50 players in the quaity-|AZON, LONG. AN Gl k Wh t So round of the International Pet- lenrock and eat- roleum golf tournament being play- Sh D i S ed here, Glenn LittlefiQ} and Wer- annon raw ris Hamilton, both of thé Casper ani ames Coming Pe % Country club, qualified in the first Tan of Texas was the medalist with a| «. ‘0 a: score of 70 which broke the course| 7¢'Tor” Long of Colorado Springs ate a eh ag F record at the ‘Tulsa Country club, }224 Bennlo Shannon ,of Laramie, them in the taret tind creak aia The tournament has drawn play-| Woyming, fought ten furious rounds Saturday,the Casper football: play: ers trom every oll state in the na-| to a well deserved refree’s draw de- ers will be sent through three nights’ early season indications that Ther. including four former Texas | cision at the Eiks Club'smoker here of hard practice this week in pre polis high school wo ve one champlons and three. former) aconaay nig Pre- mopolis high school would have one naka iatetabebornionk Monday night. Both are feather- three wee Oki naration:tor the games of the best teams in the state seem dh et Leary weights. As a result of the draw The Cast er te will travel to] to be vindic: ted by the 99 to 2 vic- outcome of the match plans are un- ¢ rnoon to- play | tory of the Hot’ Springs team over . j : Gieritock High’ aaa following af: | Lunder Saturday ry peak he sara the ‘pair together 4 rneon will b t the me field r ,olis is reported to have ) ORT R i aerial. ere playing Wheatland. Coach Mor-| the heaviest high school line in the a VE See & tg n has not de whether he will | state with a clever and fast backfield ——————_—! the first tear econd in another iit in Montana until this is making a wonderful 2 quarter back who liv ummer and cord as an IXINGTON, Ky.—Mr. McElwyn | (0 ey es | ned by W. H. L. Court of Dal. ? Texin won ihe Sind smewni|| eSterday’s ayers up and let them pl each game. open field runne of the Kentlicky furturity race, ' Glenrock has been handicapped all| ‘The Hot Springs supporters are S season by the lack of veteran mat-| confident that their team has the} New OQKLEANS—Frankle Gen. cores erlal but Cotach Sone has worked] Big Horn basin sectional champion. : hard with the material he had and| ship safely won and that ay wit | Fe American flywegiht champion, | —— had rounded out a Nght but fast | have a lot to say in the state cham. | 80¢ the decision over Eddie O'Dowd Coast League. team. He hopes to hold Casper to a| pionship about Thanksgiving day, | Columbus, Ohio, in 15 rounds,| yo, Angeles 3; Seattle 1. sinall score in Friday's encounter. As arranged by the high school |!" Which the ¢itle was not involv Portland Little {8 known about Wheatland. | conches last spring, the team win- mee Oakland 1- The Platte county boys have lost| ning the Basin ‘championship would BOSTQN — Eddie’ Martin, New No others pl: Tim Monahan, their sensational end| ye in line to meet the teams win-| York, won from Bobby Wo! ind fullback of last s several other stars rem squad. In the opentr San Francisco 3. it Lake 0-4. Bast of Chi Pago Series. son but have | fing the other three sectional cham-| Philadelphia in the eighth round of] Americans“¢ fonal 3. ning on the] pionships for the undisputed cham-| scheduled ten round bout when Inter-League. game of the} pionship of the state, Wolgast avas disqualified. Baltimore 10; St. Paul 1. FIRST WORLD SERIES PICTURE THE FIRST ft while the tho! j~ old when John ter Johnson, after 18 years of wonderful pitching for the Washington team, pitches his first ball in a world series 1 inside the ball park and outside roar their applause, The man at bat is Fred Lindstrom who wasn't ¢ rted to piteh for Washington, With two balls and one strike nt third baseman, \ ' f for un easy ¢ hus ended. the bi oment for the veteran and the novice. “Muddy Rue) isween catching for Wash. ington, with © on. mntolly behind the plate to call balls and strikes, SSS es a Ores wy mee TRON EH | GEORGE MOGRIDGE RUTH'S STAR TEAM IN FOR CRITICISM BY HENRY L. FARRE Washington, fir: ‘ards, second base; Dug: —Babe Ruth has picked an / c: Washington, No one will doubt the game. ness of the Babe in stepping out of question his judgment big leagues, r and he is in « positior® to y not to name |} Ruth had the | himself. on Swat King as Pen Young are ity of putting the ifine of the year on an All-American team e will get more negative votes than «90d margin, "d candidates: hardly could be ke but how can fick a better Someone else combination than y team will be picked apart and judged infertor to the other fellow’s fourth © | cause it was an » class of the third tsburgh short ted just as ter field; Jamieson, Cleveland, Muddy Ruel, the young Washing- the major leagues today. Schang Vance and Pennock are great pitchers, but Pennock hasn't the record to compare wth Walter Johnson; Thurston, the young White Sox star, who has won 20 games with a weak club; or Shaute, who won 20 games with the | Cleveland they did. Ruth can’t be told that he is It can always be argued that an best man available for each position necessarily would not be a. great winning team. \Perhaps the Brook- ly Robins, with an ordinary team of ordinary plalers, who ywork to- gether, might be able to beat the Babe's team or the picked nine of any gther critic. oe In discussions of All-American .|.teams the argument generally winds ‘around to thi “Well, what team |’ could beat them " And that leads up to the next question: What is the best regular team in the major leagues that could be offered as op- position to an all-star team?” There are some difficulties attend- ing this as, in many cases, one or two players or maybe more would have to be taken out’ of the lineup 0@ the selected team to play on the All-Americans. There is only one player from the Pittsburgh Pirates mentioned on Babe Ruth's team—Cuyler, the sen- sational young outfielder. ‘We be- lieve that the Pirates, even without Cuyler in the lineup, could beat any all-star team picked to oppose them in a series of five games. At the tail end of the 1924 season, the Pirates looked to be the best ball club in the major leagues. Certainly they were the fastest. ‘Their dar- ing base running brought back mem- orles to the oldtimers of the day when base running was a great fac- tor in the attack and a thriller to the spectators. The Pirates are a young ball club. They look to be the big coming club of baseball. ‘There is no better outfield in base- ball than Cuyler, Carey and Moore, on the defense and on the offense. The infield—Grimm, Maranville, Wright and Traynor—is the fastest in the National League and almost on a par with Washington's great inner defense. In Smith and Schmidt they have the best catch- ing staff in the league, and Morri- son, Yde, Meadows, Adams, Kremer, Cooper, Pfeffer and some promising TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1924. er -before trying to make the for- ton backstop, is the best catcher inj ward toss. So of ceurre he had a right to.pick up his own fumble and do what he pleased with the ball. oo roa RE VERE: oly RS CT oe Sport Calendar Racing. Meeting of Metropolitan Jockey’ club, at Jamaica. Meeting cf Kentucky Jockey club, at Latonia, Meeting _of Kenilworth Jockey club, at Windsor. Meeting of Maryland State Fair association, opens. ‘Trotting. Meeting of Grand Circuit at Lex- ington. ————_._ An African soda iake has an area of 34 square miles covered with a crust of soda so hard that automo- biles can be driven over it. Classified Rats ‘Two cants per word or ten cents per line. NO AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. estimating a line, BLACKFACE CAP ee Sete: onthe xslt di All charged advertising booked ‘‘set lines” apts bod the number of words. CORRECTION OF CLASSIFIED AD ERRORS, The Casper Daily Tribune wan not be responsible for more one incorrect insertion of any Sa yertisemcnt ordered for more than one time, Errors not the tpg ted of the advertiser which clearly lessen the real value of the advertisement youngsters, give them a pitching | Classify. staff that is second only to that of Brooklyn. Frequently in the Dast it has been asked: “What is the matter with the Pirates?” Perhaps, for want of a better rea- son,,{t has been advanced by some very prominent critics, including Billy Evans, that the club hasn’t enough heart. To criticise them for a lack of gameness it would be necessary to point out one or two players who lacked courage, but looking thém over, player by player, there isn't one that we would like to accuse, unless we ne a good running start. ever that means. ‘They haven't the fire and impetus dash of the Washington Senators. They haven't the drive of the New York Giants or the perseverance of the Brooklyn Robins. “Perhaps it is that the club has become rather drab through the lack of a real colorful player. Grimm. and Maranville have what is called color, but they employ it in clown- ing. , Wright, Cuyler and Moore are not far enough out of the rookle stage to dominate and command a team on the field. Pie Traynor is easy-going ‘and so 1s Max Carey. Earl Smith, the former Giant) and Brave catcher, has a lot .of spirl put he spends too much of it on vidually, will fight on the field, but they haven't a player of the Pep Young type, who is the big _inspira- tion of the Giants. Cuyler has the makings of a great leader, and so has Moore, Perhaps supply that pep and drive which the club seems to lack. ee FOOTBALL QUESTIONS ADDRESS: Lawrence Perry, Special Football Correspondent of the Casper Tribune, 814 World Building, New York. Tf you have some question to ask about football— If you want a rule interpfeted— If you want to kDow anything about a play— Write to Lawrence Perry, fifteen years an authority game as writer and offictal. you want a personal reply e close a stamped, self.addresse envelope. Otherwise your at tion will be wered in thig column. Question — In kicking off would there be any objection to making a small hole in the ground and setting the ball in if? y The rules committee has Answer- just ruled that thie may be dene, if the hole is made with no loss of time as with the heel Question—The ball is snapped from the center to the quarter-back who passed it with both hands d to the side t) the fullback v and runs for a touchdown. The opposir claimed ran should be disallowed ‘be: is ane settic pass, Will you 1 gument. Answer—If the fullback had made no effort to pas then no for a. The d s play iu dicated the tback dropped the ball upon receiving it from the quar- the ‘ANTED—Schoo! | girl to assist with light house work for room and board. Phone 1337W. ‘WANTED—A competent maid general housework. Call Tee.” HELP WANTED—MALE The Pirates do lack spirit, what-| W. SALESMEN—Both men and women, it you rant a Spel epg don Came and see us; DiaAeane: work and good pay. Apt. t Hotel, WANTED—Salesman for best auto tires, auto parts, etc., on the mar- »| ket. Must present best of the umpires. The Pirates, _indi-| w, they will come out next year and| p, Iont lines. Box B-888, ‘Tribune. 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