Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 26, 1924, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1924 $a ATHLETICS NO IW EDUCATION if the new {deal is excepted that the 2 of schools and universities train students for life work, then it .must be conceded * that athletics certain fundament- Al lessons are taught both players and spéctators that are worth whil ‘Dou you suppose.that if »- . football could be wiped off the earth that those who witness the games would spend their Saturday after. noons in Ubraries and art galleries, instead of filling the “stadiums as they do?” Commissioner Griffith asked. “There seems to be an erron- ; GETTING. THE. RANGE ) Che Casper Daily Cribune PAGE FIVE. Cat Blame For $25,000 | Plant Blaze || MARTINEZ, Calif, Nov. 25. ‘Standard Oil nitting President Callies complete liber {selecting his assistants. Claim Allowed By Commission| Relieves Headache A little Musterole, rubbed on fore- head and temples, will usually drive away headache. A clean, white oint- ment, made with oil of mustard, VASHINGTON, ht awards to American claimants Noy. 26.—Thirty rrr yt * fidial Points to Im- Fs 4 CHICAGO, “Nov. 26.—Athletics have come to occupy an important place in the educational program of the nation, because there are educa- om values in athletics, Major John in answer to the theories advanced by Dy. Alexander Meiklejohn, for- mer president. of Amherst college, | who, in an address in the east, urge ed the Subordination of athletics in college and opposed hiring of ath-| letic_ coaches, , j Commissioner Griffith said it was to be regretted that the alumni and students are not more enthusiastic Griffith, commissioner -qf ath-| not’ more than $3,000 a yea tes, of the "Western conference, | ee } said ii an addyess last night. Com- missfoner Griffith's remarks were U S A - .S. Attorney in . about scientific and lterary attain- ments of their various colleges, but eous idea concerning the salaries paid coaches. A recent survey re- vealed that there are not more than nine coaches in the country who re- ceive a salary of $9,000 or more. This isnot a tremendous. income compared with the earnings of doc- tors, lawyers or engineers: There are probably © 20,000 coaches in América, and the average salary is Arizona Resigns TUCSON, Ariz., Noy, 26.—F. H. Bernard, United States district at- torney for Arizona, has resigned, and his resignation has been accept- ed by Attorney General Stone, Mr. Bernard, said today. GIANTS AND CINCY STILL DICKERING By JOHN B.FOSTER (Copyright 1924, Casper Tribune) NEW YORK, Nov. 26.—Negotia- tions are still In progress between Cincinnati andthe Giants in-regard to a first baseman. If there are any hopes that New York will let either Kelly or Terry go, the Reds are eager to have first call. Aside from first base, the real hitch in the Rea line-up is ‘shért- stop. Caveny did not meet expecta- tions there in 1924 and it is expected than Bohne will be given a try at it next spring. There is also a youngster named Fowler who mi get a crack at the job. Critz will start at second again and Dreseen is practically certain to be the regular third baseman. Christensen, of the St. Paul club, who is a fair outfielder and a pretty good batter t¥°a probable Red acqui- sition. Roush, of course, is a star. There is also Shorten, Elmer Smith, once with the Yanks, and Walker, tires. I smoker finds in Melachrino Cigarettes a deli- 73 cacy of flavor of which he never once a Giant and a Philly. This is not as impressive an outfield as might be assembled and there will be a noticeable differences of. com- Pared with the outfield which Burns and Roush graced. If Christensen could maintain the pace he has set in recent American Association years, he.would help the Reds a lot. With Christensen, Roush and Smith, they would have a pretty good outfield, ~ The Reds would be willing to give |, cash to get elther Kelly or Terry for the infield, but if they get either of them, it probably will not be for cash. McGraw is not any too likely to part wifh either of the pair, but if he does, It likely will be on a trade basis, The Cincinnati president and man- ager already have come east and probably will remain here until af- ter the major league meetings in the early part of December. Their idea of course, is that these parts are the place to get new players. SPORT BRIEFS | | New | YORK— ndance, it was sald at the promo. ter's office. ton Negro, in the tenth round. Sum up the things that you really possess, And you'll find that you're living in wealth. Think of the good things that offset the stress, And consider your friends and your health. 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