Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 17, 1924, Page 9

Cie Casver Daiiv, Tritme PAGE NINE. THE TRIBUNE’S PAGE OF SPORTING NEW ; World Results INGESALE OF TNETE RR] OURNOW MEAL canon ra Ke | ae } MONSIEUR, |A : ; OH, NO. SOME OF ane vou ig Madsioe pict. FISH OFF ONE OF) ouR GOYS HAVE = ENSOYING THEY QIN'T THESE HERE TRIED, BUT THEY : YOUR TRIP /Z\\woTHw’ TO OCEAN BOATS NEVER CAUGHT ° 2 DO ar ONY ‘THING <—- First in News Of All Events ; z THEY MUST SE LIKE ovuR OUTFIELD (WHEN 1! N_PETCHIN? Fans Grab for Pasteboards to Offset Chance of Disappointment When Date for Bix Card at Mills Rolls Around Although-tickets have been on sale only a short time at the Smokehouse and Henning billiard parlor for the Eddie Shea-Don (Terror) Long fuss to be staged at the Mills A..C., Riverview Park, October 22, the advance sale has been beyond expectations. fans who were disappointed at the recent bouts staged at the Elks Auditorium iny ling and rugged 150-pound fistic not belng able:to obtain good seats | artist, is training with Long each ontacount of the’ crowd have had|day. So are Jack Doyle,. Frankie their lesson and are not going to| West and Fighting Nobe. Doran be disappointed again. meets Al Webster of Biilings for ten Up to noon today a greater portion| rounds in the sem!-windup to the of the reserve section has been re-| Shea-Long mix and if Webster can served by the never-miss-a-fight fans] take care of his end of the party and it fs certain that the 8..R.O.| Casper fans will be treated to sign will be hung over the door when | whale of a battle. Doran is al the«first gong rings for the bouts into his opponents and is al- on October 22. found eager and ready to swap Promised three headline bouts that | Punches toe to toe. pica Dae eth St would stand out as main events at any boxing arena, fight fans will no doubt stage a run on the Mills A. G. fhe night of the bouts. Schedule Of - i Chief interest centers in the final bout between Eddie Shea and Don ° (Terror) Long. Shea has won tis|t- Grid Games last ten consecutive bouts in the east, defeating such boys as Sammy Mandell, Earl McArthur, Eiddie F or Saturday Gooseman and a number of other topmotchers. He deserved to have his ‘hand raised over Sammy Man-| Lincoln, dell, as Shea is the only feather-| gate. above set forth to get at the ball or| played by the Oil City men this sea- same. son. With the exception of the game 3@- at Glenrock last Friday Casper has not played off its own gridiron this IN year, The games jayed at e hav men In'the war than any other col-|)00" 110 alleanie Sait ee cy’ elge eleven of past years, Js this : QUESTIONS true? strate the strength of the Casper tO = team, largely because the field here ANSWER—Such claim has been ad mlbesoe ins Br: as never yet be 0} or Ee ADDRESS: Lawrence Perry, || made with no denial that the writer | fast yume owing ty hay ceothee Special ' Football. Correspondent |} has seen. Members of the 1911 'TIg-| Tnaications are that the Lander fleld of the Casper Tribune, 814 World’|/er team who died in France were} win te ideal for the contest tomor- Building, New York. Hobey Baker, Bluethenthal, Joe} .oy, If you have some question to || Duff, and two others whose names . ask about football— the writer does not recall. = {DREYFUSS HAS eonFinenet my MAHQUETTE IN YDE’S CHARGE BOONE THE LIMELIGHT of Flashy New York [Rinker mvaestya veo Defeat of Navy Eleven QUESTION—It is said that the Princeton team of 1911 lost more servative, too level headed,” to give . 3 “s out such a statement unless he had Brings Team Into Lightweight posttive proof, and if he had that ; he would have talked to me first. Prominence Neb., Nebraska vs Col- se phpbed mentioned it to me,” de- By FAIR PLAY cla Barney Dreyfuss, owner of (Copyright, 1924, Casper Tribune) |‘%@ Pittsburgh club, following By LAWRENCE PERRY. Denver University from reventies Pasi tait Rie Get rentasc ROHN erty Drake, 135-pounders. It 48 questionable | connection with bribery charges in | ‘°° be A i tiene Sore tt nis ingk tea St. Louis, Mo., St. Louis vs, Loy-| Whether Benny can make that} major league baseball “Sn igs went to Annapolis last Saturday If you want a rule interpreted— a If you want to know anything LISTEN KIDS j Here you are, a complete very Ukegy chi ind in his last two eer Ansa saharinon ae Hart. } ola. poundage—or cares to, as is proven} Confidence that Yde had made no|and smothered the Navy-team, this about a play— Radio Set for $20.00. (Copyright 1924, Casper Tribune) F his contract t of QUESTION—A ball is punted and man, both good boys. Alliance, Ohio, Cae vs. Mt. Unjon.| 0 Wis contract to meet boys Ped fieyasceamnp pps pal Gin ALBEE question has been pretty much of], Diayer who has no chance of pet: Just received the new Manhat- tan Jr., loudspeakers, the little speaker with the big results, Also the Brandies table talker. Both priced at $10.00. stock of “A” and teries, tubes and everything in Radio accessories, Write to Lawrence Perry, for {ifteen years an authority on the One of the best one tube re- ceivers on the market, will Don has a number of knockouts! Gréencastle, Ind., De Pauw ~. bares: national topic. th the ball signals fo: fal . welghts. B. McKechnie, manager of the team, |* M#tional topic. cp ges eh are apace boo Pe a FE to his credit and is hailed as the best | Franklin. ‘The ballyhoo for Terris 1a who declared that “if Yde had any| The first reaction of the average| catch, his idea being for his team Victory Expected By weight that has made Mandell kiss} Manhattan, Kan., Kansas ys, Kan- game as writer and official. It action of Commissioner Landis} (copyrignt, 1924, Casper Tribune) |] You want a personal reply en- bring all of them in. Come on down and see this new machine. featherweight in the Rocky Moun; Hh? 2 . oa 7 tain region since the days: of; Abe} ,rneanapols, Ind.— Butler va Cen}. sn full swing i€ it was not for | !nformation that Commissioner Lan. | football gollarees Nicene. MeN Wn reMtisiagat Ts ee a . ry: &n unfortunate Injury to’ one of his] “ls ought to know I am'confident he |'N& about Marquette— other than Locals in Game at the-canvas for the final count of i tens: vaeien rs Missour! vs. Iowa she flashy Newt Tork lightwelght ts ate ee VAUKEE, SIOR8 8), BEND Pan) Seem Oar emes Long, a.19-year-old school boy who] gate,” , ee med to fil the abnes’ of | (0, cxDiain statements attributed to] MILWAUKEE, Wis., Oct. 17.—]] envelope. Otherwise your ques- eo haetes him that “something more sensa-| what about Marquette? Since the]| tion will be answered in this Ane AL Websontblaer Moatutjen| Crawfordsville, Ind, Butler vs.} henge; mur the, injured tember has} Would have talkeg first with Mr.|the obvious fact that it is playing) ANSWER—No. A player must be fuss should furnish a lot of action} Hanover. 4 . Dreyfuss and Myself.” _ Mr.- Dreyfuss announced he had Bee te nity ‘eran through | ‘Des Moines, Iowa, Grinnell. va.| Benny Leonard as’ King-pin of the| tional may ‘be pe AU 2 TRontag tani for the fans that crave thelr stxle| | Milwaukee, Wis., John Carroll unt:}soon be swinging into action. Pighie’ SION erat KaaMeee Med cciher oie caesar Mag|pomind:. Co ee Fremont Capital snaiinivg wilting tiaree wallop Richmend, Ind., Sarlham vs. Rose ie oath PPS citas eters ing “he ever said he had any infor-|ing out and getting ‘em.” When the Natrona County high to exchange one. Paly. champion, to. the country at large. mation about attempted bribery ot In the.{nterest of the intercol:} QUESTION—Is there any time] school football squad goes to Lan: Fi Philadelphia players by rhembers hi i ; Missou Pyle-Pee Wee Jensen bout le, ., Centéeva, Transyl-| His styl legiate Sport and for-other reasons,)when a team on offense may use| der tomorrow to play its fifth game ® for six rounds in the flyweight dl- Regt ay. ach vie of milling. ig mot conduc: lof the New York National league hands or arms to push players of| the season {t goes with the ex: high grade football—is likely as|/in a position to catch the ball, else responded to treatment and Sid will I've got it—will get it or it isn’t made. ” the writer is happy! to correct the . ~ vision should be a dandy. Missoula neieia, Mian, Gustavus Adol. 2 feo 'aaa'y hellevre, hi. ‘i rth, wherever Fopposing team out of the way? How| sectation of taking the scalp of the|| Watson Radio Shop hus nétehad real competition in| nus ve. St. es ee BI P Klcware ake cae. Stale! tg ey may exist. ; about going down field on a punt? | fremont county team, The victory “The Little Store With the ey 7 3 Meth : ps s said spent soory to hear masts Back in 1920, when the . writer] ANSWER—Never. When a team| vould mark the fifth straight win Big Business.” | dist ve, Texag. | speed connected with such a write up as|last was in Milwaukee—and as it|{s goime down field on a punt it} of the Casper team and would be a Ph. 368w 218 S. Cent faithifally and is in good condition ee i i P has become a defensive team and| Setter indjpation of the material that ene p Venter tu ¢ § cat aly 1a.| Lomed to seeing a cham ve happened upon a rather romantic ee Seypiees tis ba elk Baye we Pe as ‘Texed, Rice ye: Louisiana | ave as the my guess 9 in pattie tales es Thay aetiy” oe) mission—Marquette was an institt.|hands and arms may be used as| composes it than any game so far wea, consists of a ght: left | saying anything. °I wish my name| tion of one building and a football SSS i event, the ‘local promoters have)’ Avilene, Texas, ‘Texas Christian |hiiq jet, with an ocossionalt right | eouid be clecren of Chie ang Pane | cloven which the writer saw deteat- promised: him “big game” in the} yg. simmons, hand cross, while pedalling around |appreciate anything you can do.” |¢d by some equally obscure team. ae np aities will prevail and the} 4200 Texes, Arkansas vs. Baylor. | the ring at a pace calculated to burn| Pirate officials elterated| the| The Marquette of today, a huge atentt hasbeen enlarged to a seat- Station, Texas, Arkansas} up about ten miles in the course of|statement that they believe Yde group of splendidiy designed stone Cornell vs. Our Overcoat and — Suit Values Kincaid-Kimball Clothes Col ing capacity. of 2,500 with. a good} Assies Texas\A. & M. a bout. had’ made no statement in. connec: | biildings, housing medical, dental, —— M. va. Missouri School of Mines. dal. institutional departments, suggests . You will be more than surprised DON LONG ¥N “Yankton, 8. D., Yankton vs. Hur- TENDER SPOTS to the visitor who xaaw the oid) a z , ie “HAT RAININ on - Marquette something closely akin to i { ban ic nhl DOCTOR SUED the miraculous. Fifty thousand Ing, jabbing, swinging, and flash-| Iowa Wesleyan. ss ; by : citizens turned out to welcome the y ing a brand of footwork that fea:| Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Simpson vs. AND STRENGTH v1 vi State Teachers shows pretty clearly how the Cream (Terror) Long, Colorado Springs | Ripon. versity. flazh, started real training pore oe + Re span = TB we Neraee ‘Wes- ution his ten-round go with Eddie Shea,|leyan vi ‘ota French heavyweight pugilist, has | but Is open to all creeds and sects. Chicago crack, in Casper Wednes-| Sioux City, Iowa, Morningside vs. “brought suit against a French box-|One fourth of the students are Pro- day*night of next week, i By W! inging federation doctor who disput- | testante—I60 Methodists are listed ALTER CAMP. — |'eq old time form and Denver sporting State. Copyright, 1934, Casper Tribune. j the lett hand when ne abandoned a| Congregationalists, 50 Jews and so editors who ‘watched him scamper NEW YORK, Oct. 17.—Here is &/ recent fight here in the sixth round:|on: The registration is slightly thru his paces predict he will give summary of some of the vital and Stating that an X-ray tho next] more than 6,000. view from every seat in the house. Stillwater, Okla., Oklahoma A. & tion with the recent baseball scan-| law, Mberal arts and various other DENVER, Colo., Oct. 17.—Hook- Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, Kirksville vs, team back from Annapolis—which sensational Buddie Hamilton, Don Mt. Vernon, Towa, 2 IN BIG THREE PARIS, Oct. 17,—Marcel Nilles,| Marquette is a Jesuit institution, bite? arto Hes perk tn bie claim to a broken bone in|in the various schools, nearly 100 the Chicago hattler something other y' tender spots in the anatomy of prom-| day proved there was a fracture, the With two exceptions, the entire pion of Chile in ten rounds October that one wonders. The Cubs, too, and quickly accessible to 24. are out for a good team, but they must get @ couple of batters who HELSINGFORS— The Finnish| C4” stick the season out for them. government made an appropriation| A pennant can not be won by bat- 4 for the erection of a statue of Paaydy ting that,slumps in July. CAR STORAGE Nurmi, the marvelous Finnish run-| In the’ American League, Connie FOR WINTER ner. Mack is scouring about for some than Eskimo Pie to think about. Don inent football teams, as they stand| fighter asks damages for the: injury- football squad is composed of Wis- A 5 : . > Sppears to be faster and more claver Kan., Bethel vs. Beth. | ‘sy: ‘ to his reputation through unpleas-| consin boys, although the univer- Famous For Their Fine Tailoring than‘at the time he scors¢ wins} Newton, ae * Yale—Has not yet finally settled) ant comment themorning;after the sity draws heavily from North and over Harry Bramer and all other | any. a,’ Mo., D: vs. ‘Wil.|UPon @ quarterback. But to the} fight, based on the doctor's diagno-}gouth Dakota and Minnesota as goods boys out here and his Tieees ge 0 Oey | SaERED NES writer's mind, a far more serious| sis. well as from the home state. With are confident he will romp home 4 point is in the lack of development a we igibility for the various winner over the highly rated Eddfe| Beloit, Wis., Kalamazoo vs. Beloit. 10° th. tine, It looked for a time as Lay ays" hs Naa Spa oe ae agree Detroit, Mich., Columbia vs. De- varsity elevens, including hee “rr . Af their: kicking might be: weak, with the #ame standards are applied as Biaieigne Sone Denver Wir F Cetenorn Ky., Louisville vs tid amount of rade opr hehee rest of exist in the western conference, m 3 %; “| the team provided, but ing seems the exception that freshman Georgetown. now. to get distance and height with wae 2 ‘Lexington, Ky. Kentucky vs. | Now to set distance and heleht with LESSONS 4 ¢ [outfits may play: outalde games. Washington & erent Y. a. c.| the tendency of the line to give way. Admission to the university ye Ever y Gor don| sing, Mich., Chicago ¥. M- C.|mhey also are vulnerable to wide end based on certificate from recogniz: A. vs. Michigan Aggies. running on their defense and their ed high schools and secondary h h t b ‘ust Albion. Mich., Albion vs. Central atiack atill lacks that drive which it schools or, lacking. this, upon en: 4 to at has tO De JUST] state Normal. had last year. trance examinations. There is more Springfield, O., St. Xavier va.) " es chanée of a ringer being inducted Incetoon—The Tiger eleven ms v4 t Mar: ) ‘Wittnebarg oomter must come down to earth with a By JOHN B, FOSTER Into the football eleven ai so. Th ats w hy Serre BS, INE Sos sal hogs a steady, dependable center trio on of-| (Copyright, 1924, Casper Tribune) matte SESE ec emia as wee ° ig aa fense and defense. The team fs fast} NEW YORK; Oct. 17.-The result +! is done, it ? bas drian vs. Bajdwin-| and the forward passing well con-|of the 1924 world series will have a|!¥Ung 1s done, but if its Is done, they re hard to sietons OA celved, but there is still too much| far-reaching. effec’ on baseball. The |! "8 carefully concealed ond | te make but easy to Pabirfitens ie A Iness which will be more noticeable etara but a fighting machine devel- the east or any other group. ' . en the mee I66er | oped tfom the hold CAGE |G) le ite wear Cheat eee oe Capital) Tame. They are fumbling badly ana | Ped ffom the b ASR thes: ana ths : Rock Jeland, I... Monmouth ys.|that, too, in thelr best running can League managers the belief that Thompson and Harlow Shoes 3 y Augustana. they can do Ilkewise in 1925, which F fi : Jacksonville, Ill., Illinois College] Harvard—The Crimson still lack#]{s exactly what baseball needs. The PTICE 1S CASY | vs. Mexondree. cohesion between backs and line.| ‘Tho fact that the Glants were un- Belmont Hats and Caps t Galesburg, Ill, Bradley vs. Lom-| Every now and then the line {s moov-| aniesto win their series with their - bard. {ng forward all right when the backs! champions of four years has satis A e to pay, too. .. Lake Forest, Iil., Lake Forest vs.| hit—but not always. And it certain:| fea some of the National League e ' : Fy aoe Ot can ty Tontidence out of] owners that ‘tHe, stars of New York e ; Kan., Haskell Indians] backfield man to have his own line! nt not he in the ascendancy in ; coming tara hy when ho trkow [735 aq Vr "Savane oany (lg i WORK SOX_Regular 20c | HEAVY WOOL UNION J , Ind., Bartham vs, De: of confidence that the Giants can an —heg SUITS 3 45 ' be done out of the pennant next : See Jcincinnatl, ©, Denison vs, Cin. SPORT BRIEFS summer. aphncdee on seve value, 3 pairs _-__------5§0¢ pb i cinnati, Brook!yn, one of the clubs which tell i Muskogee, Okiaiiora, ‘Tulsa ve may have chas'at fiance | |) that despite tte excl-('IE Fe awy OUTING SHIRTS. | LEATHER FACED GLOVES Souther tact gsenilisio’ ve." ie next summer, is out to strengthen. lence of service and cui- —Regular 50c value, 3 a ‘St. Paul, Sinn. SS) MNNEAPOLIS— Martin Burke,| lll McKechnio 1s certain he has| J) sine, Gates Hotel rates at $1.75 g , pairs Tiqberdeen, 8, D., Sloux Falls vs.| New Orleans heavyweight, who re-|the key to the championship next! {! are no higher than those fac es a ara g LOW $1.00 Northern State Teachers. cently defeated Fred Fulton of St,| year in Pittsburgh. Maybe he has, of other d hotels, e ¢ Nunid. Okla,, Oklahoma City col-| Paul, was matched to meet Quintin| but he has had so many keys re goo! . ove. 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