Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 3, 1924, Page 7

/ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1924 de Casver Daily Cridune - PAGE SEVEN. {tates wie =| THE TRIBUNE’S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS WOLATION BY MAJORS OF PAGT f"OCRNOW WE ALA fat Rese — ON OPTIONAL PLAYERS CHARGED} (eessse=e==) 0] fk) of SSE LIRE THAT President: of International Stirs Up Tempest at - Anttual Gathering of Association; New Player Deals Announced. HARTFORD, Conn., Dec. 8.—(By The Associated Press.) —The tempest which arose during the opening ses- ion of the annual meeting of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues still rages, and will recede . only Bees the association goes through a thorough reckon- ing today. First in News Of All Events The storm broke when President John Conway Toole, of the Inter- national league questioned the as- Sociation's secretary,,John H. Far- rell, regarding the number of op- WANTS E tonal players in the double A east- ern circuit. He charged that the $ major leagues had broken an agree- ment that only eight men from each club could be placed on option. Representatives from 21 leagues approvec the treasurer's report, which sizted that 28 minor leagues * NEW YORK, Dec. 3,—(By The| representing 202 cities and towns Associated Press,)—Knute Rockne, |®24 employing 6,123 ball players, are now operating in the country, that coach of the undefeated Notre Dame $2,113,408.45 was paid by major and football team, while here to attend| minor clubs in purchase and sale of a banquet of alumni, found time to| Players and that $115,846.47 is now Coaches and Players remark that it “takes three fiela|!",the association's treasury. The Pacific Coast league opposed ald goals to beat @ touchdown.” Notre| the proposition or the eet eet! Are Building Up (Copyritht, 24, by The Ball Syndicate, Ine.) CASPER SQUAD GOES THROUGH! AOVALTY SCORES HIT [FEW CHANGES TO BE MADE IN LAST SCRIMMAGE IN MAKING) WITHDISEBALL TEAMS | COOLIDGE CABINET; DAVIS IS READY FOR WORLAND BATTLE) SACK FROMOLOWORLD; URGED TO REMAIN AT POST Casper’s coaches put the local high school players Geen anise es By DAVID LAWRENCE. Beveridge tn the primaries and then through the last long scrimmage of the year yesterday |a1 business arrangements for the | (C°P7Tsht, 1924, Consolidated Press | Beveridge was, in turn, beaten by n Ralston, Democrat. Factional quar- Dame scored but one field goal dir-| crease their reservists from 40 to 50 oan afternoon in preparation for the state championship game | Suropean tour of the Giants and maecetAlson.) rel. ‘sPaso: i fi . WASHINGTON, Dec. 8—Although | Fels played a part in the final result. ing the past n. men, and to incraese the optional Dixie Squads. with Worland to be played here Friday afternoon. This'| White Sox. returned with favorable | |, sonia is only three weeks | Summarizing the entire cabinet A good toemay may have been|limit from eight to fifteen arid impréssions of royalty as a source Chicago lost to Missouri, 3 to 0, de-{ other clubs. everywhere. else. But there are unnecessary to the Rockne aystem| lengthen the optional period trom afternoon and tomorrow the squad will have only a short | er baseball enthusiasm, old, enough has happened to indicate | situation, therefore, the. chances of ; in the cabinet of President Coolidge | to four portfolios—war department, ried out by one of the el nates .alsoGeciaad ts Deonibit pier: All of the Casper players are infor two of the first string men out| encircled the ‘bases returned with Quartets of backfeld men Amerion|ing of wiiter baseball, baskerben | (COPTEMt, 1924, Casper Tribune | perfect condition and for tho first|on account of injuries, Tro maces | frtts yesterday, on the fourth of March and that} labor, Interior, postoffice, ley, Layden and Miller, but other |league without permission of club| football at its best is as good as|able te get into action without one/the coaches but it will be chosen | Duke of York,” sald Lobert. “He cial family will take place in the fereethar tad ane ee large institutions thrived on the | owners. the best in any section of the coun- from Bell, Young and Gibson, ends;|is the one regular guy, that’s ab. | interim er congress has ad- hi Coo! Pennsylvania, with nine victories|nounced during the day and Man-| pressions of the writer’s southern GR T D. COAC. H son, Vam Doren and Bolln, guards;| but he kno how to give the were is, ae the ban ors ep. ta) ae gay a Be ayrecrtees mein and one tle, ranks at the statistical|ager Miller Huggins of the New| rip, which concluded at Danville, Shikany or Gow, center, McKelvey, | noble athletes the big handshake | tainty that there bee gh jenBes ae hn tT won the western conference race.|George Sisler of the St. Louis|/:ween Centre and the University Sate chambault, fulbacks. London the duke came down to the|Nouncing the fact that Mr. Davis The Quakers maintained their| Browns regarding a t: or pur-| of Georgia. The visitors are also in perfect con-| bench to meet the gang. He was|had volunteered his resignation, the 10 to 7, and Georgetown, 3 to 0, two| Urban Shocker. According to Sisler,} -ie south, not a few of them, just GETS RAISE dition forythe battle and have every| ceguar all the way through. He| president was careful to announce victories laid at the toe of Al Kruez.| Huggins offered no more than had} as there are poor defensive teams r giving his men only moderate work-| Jke some of them. certain circumstances under which ceed marncreatern “by the: same! 9 W. J.: Wolfor, leading outfielder | 1.20 in Dixte elevens that) playiby| SPOKANE, Wash, Deo. 3—|Fris sine wock nd he hee test ntl ae denatana you fellows fare|he may be prevailed upon. The job with a batting average of .326, was| same and leave the critical observer | to underwrite a $3,000 increase in | *t > % a ‘orland team has come through a| You are entitled to it, for you pui| no easy one and, as a rule, stirs up Purchased by Vernon from Portland.| with nothing to desire. salary offered Cvoch Charles E-| nara achedule in the last three|a lot of pep in the sport. I hope|all sorts of factional difficulties, the| WASHINGTON, Dec. 8—A con- a : hard daily during that time. “The Duke asked questions about|in this case, the retention of the| timated cost of $115,938,000 would nedae Gtccie, earanetnae boar pa te gee ee ei teae Salta aaibOn a cea anes nt mae Regardless of the weather the| the mask, the gloves and the pro-| incumbent. provide permanent housing facilities of smashing advances, expertly car-|two to five years. The coast mag-| BY LAWRENCE B, PERRY | Signal drill in order to top off the players’ form. Lobert, the fastest man who ever | that very few changes will be made | Change would seem to narrow down has ever-seen in Stuhldreher, Crow-|and football by the players in the] NEW YORK, Dec. 3—Southern| time this season the team will be|lineup hds not been announced by| “The nicest fellow I met was the|the real reorganization of the offi-| these, labor and interior are the only fleld goal. Several player deals were an-|try. ‘This is one of the chief im- Kassis and Allsman, tack'es: Thomp-| He's. a young fellow and all that, | ourned, anxious to return ta private) life. toy of the eastern list, while Chicago | York Yankees approached Manager | cy.. on Saturday with the game be- AT GONZAGA beset peepee Aen fae at abe hare See Neves take eet yes mes change for another year, at least. leadership by defeating Columbia,| chase of the Browns’ star pitcher,| There are poor defensive teams in man ready to go when the whistle] asked a lot of questions and did|that he still hoped to prevail upon blows. Coach Lew Kelly has been| not pretend to knyw a lot of stuff, | Mr. . ‘There are PROGRAM IS URGED score and tied Ohio, 3 to 3. of the Pacific Coast league this year,] _he pserdinal departments of thie| Spokane business men have agreed afraid of having them go stale. The| better than footbail men,” he said.|of selecting n secretary of labor is 6 SPORT RRIFFS salt Take City to the boston eal wateriai in ‘te acuthe Mut’ inade | nuaily, oficisie sf the "Cnicermty | Weck®, and the "men "ware worked | $ou havo w baying tip’ Beat solution of which: way ‘prove,| #truetive program which, at an ee. | —wehe biggest crowd of the season is antici-| tector. He's just a young fellow| Mr. Davis’ relationship, however,| at various army posts in the United to be selected. wnclined to neglect many things 4n:) the increase is in contemplation of with a lot to learn, but nobody t#ted|to the fraternal, order of the Moose, |States, Hawall and the Panama ST. PETERSBURG, Fla—Boots| pitchers Lee Farris and Walter| taking short cuts to scoring power| Dorlas’ acceptance of a three year|P%ted, and the best game of the ‘ : Antley, Columbus, Ga., lightwelght, | rouse and Outflelder Rudolph Swan-| as well as lack of substitutes, edt | contract. The business man wig yee 1 gesured. to string him. In fact, he’ was so|of which heis the virtual head, may | Canal zone, was outlined in « re- yras_awarded a judges’ decision over} son were purchased by Minneanglis| Dixie ‘teams {behind in! point of] make up any deficiency after foot- nice and agreeable that we tried|require his return to private life. | port submitted today to the house hit if way. I'm for ly ot! vacancy that has| by Secretary Weeks. eee Cincinnati, in ten! trom. the Brulington, Iowa, club*of| echnical excellence. L ebe ball gate receipts at Gonzaga are . chat Soe ye ‘aa iP Lidl ah ag Noein ia that of| New construction suggested in, roun y the Mississippi Valley league. Pitch-} But in recent years applied to the salary of the coach. || Sport Gossip ss tho interior department. It has been | the report, which was requested by Se er R. Luebbe and Catcher F. J.| changed and the southland now reported that Secretary Work wishes | congre: nd the rough estimates to leave ‘on the fourth of March, but | Of total cost included: A proposal to create a state raping the talk is still in the vague stage.| Letterman General Hospital, Call. WEST PALM BEACH, Wilder were sold to St. Joseph, Mo.,| has coaches .and assistants who are », Cincinnati, by Omaha of the Western league. | teeply versed in the technique of e Imnockout over Billy Hirsch, foctball inal: its branches and hand Fifty Years commission and to authorize opera: ‘Some cabinet’ officers like their | fornia, $1,056,000; Camp Lewis, Canton; Ohio, in the fourth round of Bingh Will in hand with thelr desire for. vic tion. of the part-mutuel system in FOR G LFERS jobs so well that they naturally want! Washington $4,884,000, 3 tory is a hey Peedbben ters batt) -# ten round bout igram Wt beer eden aadl teeroa rehacathe kes Of Baseball | eer eee vert to stay. Others are more or leas ; indifferent and will stay if the pre BUENOS AIRES.—Jual Angel Ci ti 7 Y I} one drome apes ets aes... dent ‘insists. Technically, all the P. ostmasters Firpo, lightweight, brother ,of Luis aptam rate Georgia Tech, ‘Tulane, Washington | National League Come Tao Being.| mone plus Ridge league, one of the cabinet officers submit thelr resis. J : a ; : -| most successful baseball organiza. nations to take effect on Marc d Angel Firpo, was knocked out in the and ,Lee, Florida, are leading the By JOHN B. FOSTER. tions fn its class, is figuring on ex: but when an administration 1s ¢lect- To Be N ame ed to succeed itself, these resigna- ° fourth round by Ramon Vasquez, Team in 1925 way" in’ respect to enlightening | x 3 i pyright, 1924, by the Consolidated | panding its circuit to elght clubs be- locally termed the “Argentine Jack methods, are constantly studying Press Association, fore the opening of the next season.| CHICAGO, Dec. 3—Robert A.|tions ars, as a rule, perfunctory. eee Gardner, vice president of the Unit-| str, Coglidge, however, is in a some- Dempsey.” . the game with a view to bigh ex-| ane first meeting to perfect a cellence and today have nothing to WASHINGTON, Dea. 8—Names permanent organization of the Na-| The Fairmount Jocke: Club, |@4 States Golf Arsociation, speak-| what different position. He did not . NEW HAVEN, (Conn; Deo. S—|-ahcw that would) tthe the callsm| tional league was held in Now York | which i building tho noc, rack finE before the Chicago District co t| What Uerent postion. He did net | ce several hundred postmasters will fighter, Heo eoaeatl teat tiie reat exasdo:| Ini Other swords rat good team tagene!| S27 the second Wednesday in Feb-| plant near East St. Louts, expects | Association, of which ho is presi: |°aninet. He is responsible for Attor-| be sent by President Coolidge to the match to Nick Golch, Philadelphia | 0" Sy Je| south would be good anywhere and | Tyary: February * to be exact: 1876,1 to have the track completed in time} 2nt, announced that the parent/ney General Stone, Secretary of the| Senate for confirmation during the heavyweight. was elected captain of the Yale) south ‘eam no worse than the in-|#t the Grand Central hotel in Broad-| 4 begin racing next May. Stable | ody would adopt the ght ball at Navy Wilbur and the new’ secretary | next, few weeks. There are vacancie = varsity team. ferlor cevens of any other section,|W8- This hotel ts not far from| accommodations for 1000 horses will| ‘he annual conference in January | oy ggriculture who will, of course,|{ postoffices in ail parte’ of the RSG T RTE Re ee eee pe. spot Te birth east tgnal associa | be ready by that time. ane rguid stage the International | only stay until March’ 4 as he has Despite the many rumors and re- 7m pefore aati er Cup maiches every ‘two ¢ West. Vir- pertain circulation, oo’ teams have and is on the west alde of Broadway| wae the siaday bloyele race ix| Years Instead of one, amat present. (Pecn elected governor of We been definitely selected for the an and below Union square. . It still . p, ey The lghter ball, Gardner said,|" iris leaves Secretary of State almost as popular in Paris, Berlin nual New Year's Day football clas- stands. Vee yner: OEE had been shown by experiment tol suches, Secretary of the Treasur © Continental capitols as |, ‘ughes, Secretary 0! y sic at Pasadena. ‘The members accepted for the Na-l it's in New York. or Chicago, Lon-|‘!%¢ more easily and carry- within lyreiion, Secretary’ of | Commerce tional league-at that meeting were : a few yards of tho distance obtained r : Hoover, Secretary of War Weeks, Boston, Chicago, New York Mutuals,| d0P alone has never taken to this! by the present miesile. ‘ QUESTION Philadelphia Athletics, Cincinnatt,| SorMY of sport. The average Eng- jabs Mh Sela Secretary of Interlor Work, Secre- Har lish sportsman is inclined to con- ‘tary of Labor Davis, and Postmaster or ask feet pehaig nis etn sider the long grind as a ‘‘disgusting RING TOURNEY General New as the aie ae Loe BOX have always retained their member- exhibition” and a senseless waste the late President Harding. While the racing shells used by the Oxford and Cambridge crews have often been built by various well-known firms, one firm alone for nearly sixty years has always made the oars for both crews. © =— The Call of the ship. Tho present New York club] °F eMersy- cause of individual relationship to ham) -4 heir portfolios, the retention of “Cleapoe with {ts long champlonship record ‘ did not become a member until 1883] While the English regard football Messrs. Hughes, Mellon bic beh when John B. Day came into the| 8 an excellent profession from the may be regarded as sure. The other cy. ANCHOR LINES : | leagu nan wo four portfolios may not see imme- | It you have some question to| | easue. Ee ee diate change, but some of the in- t baseball, football, box. At the first meeting the Hon. Mor-| by their best-paid professionals is ie i ask about baseball, , box-| | <an G. Bulkeley, later to become| most insignificant in comparison] CHEYENNE, Wyo., Dec. 3.—Tho}cumbents might, of their own initia- oe ing or any other amateur or pro-| | Coy sor of Connecticut and United| With the salaries of professional| second annual amateur boxing tour- tive, desire to return to private life JOHN LYNCH fessional sport— States senatur from that state, was| baseball players in America. The|nament of the Cheyenne lodge of|or elective offices. Both Mr. Weeks 1035 E. Second St. If you want 4 rule interpreted— If you want to know anything about a play or player— i ill”. Write to John B, Foster, on Perhaps only a faint sound now, wi pases become insistently audible presently. Tawiaiol “Pee cn. gine ene atthe pail os wearing Pere ie F soon Play on boxing and other | |President, was made secretary. The | $5,000 in the ten years or 60 which ue of the s . ‘; .| | Salary paid to Mr. Young as secre-| 1s the average life of the football rant air of semi-tropical nights will pehipaiiioelte oobi rita bene tary was $400 annually until 1885 | Professional. 4 highest salary permitted a star foot-| E:ks will open tonight with more|and Mr. New are former members Casper, Wyomtn; foam phe eerie peng AG pauitlaeeenaes the league rules| than 60 entrants, representing allfof the United States senate. Mr. s had been prepared at Loulsville, was | is. $45 @ week the year round. In| Classes, from Cheyenne, Fort Rus-| Weeks was caught tn the maelstrom adopted and then Mr. Bulkeley was| addition there are certain bonuses | S¢l! and other Wyoming towns, in Massachusetts in made president of the organization, | and Mdina but all told a player Charles 1x Sa Pe emt vitoslin 46, vee atey ia groper P ‘would .not be able to save more than je wi enem: of}in the senate here. r. Ne ri pe bees gpk be ete wearing and issued a proclamation|the victim of a division in his own againgt { party 1 a when he lost. to - pa Bale ' prove irresistible, and the South— ‘Tribune, 814 World Building, New | | When it was ratsed to $4,000 and : i A “Uncle Nick,”, as he was known in =) 2 ° ) : winter play-ground for Northern peo Beatie nal reply | | his later years, received a ittle re- British Cabinet @ ag ple—will again witness her astonish- enclose & stamped, aelfaddresned | | Ward for all the hard work that he Salt Creek B ing influx of visitors. be envelope. “Otherwise your ques- Sete Leta eee eosteey ‘Rule Favored by @ a. ree. jusses on will be answered in this col- made up of M ‘Apollonio, Eo vand - Leave Casper, Townsend Hotel | 8 a. m, and 2:30 p. m. Leave Salt Creeic 8 a. m. and 2 p. m. | BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS | If you are susceptible, might as well ‘ ton; Cammeyer, New York; Fowle, |. D J A Bt. Louls and Chase, Loulsville. e start planning now. (Copyright, 1924, Casper Tribune | ‘The new league abandoned the bate udg es QUESTION — Where did the|idea that had previously prevailed DENVER MEDICAL INSTITUTE SPECIALISTS FOR MEN . “| H Bus Leaves 9:30 Daily au- Giants obtain Arthur Fletcher and|in baseball by which the players 830 Eighteenth Street Reduced Menten ene Michie in what year did he go to New| were representatives of tho orran-| SEATTLE, Wash., Dec. 3.—Great Opposite Entrance to Postoffice Salt Croek Transportation Co. thorized an rf ) York? {zation and made {t a club unifica-| Britain’s cabinet form of govern- COME AND BE CURED Batt ready. Whether you travel via Chi- ANSWER—Fletcher was noticed| tion. The voting was dono by clubs| ment,received a 2 to 1 judges’ decis- pif affected with either acute or ago, St. Louis, Kansas City or Denver, by McGraw when the Glants were/and not by a majority vote of the/ion here last night over the prest- chronic diseases, simple, or complis THE BURLINGTON can serve you playing & game, against Dallas,| players ax in the old association, [dential ayatem in the United states elec sro pen eme tue Mae Texas, in 1908, and he made ar-|Playef representation had been|at a debate in which the University rangements with Dallas at that|found to be wholly impractical be-|of Washington students won, up- time to let him have Fletcher at|cause expirience had taught that] holding the cabinet form. The presi- the end of the season. Fletcher| when the players were permitted to| dential system was defended by three played with the Giants in 1909 tak-| vote and have representation they| former Uniyersity of Oxford gradu- ing part in 29 games. could not be trusted. It was pool] ates. Oxfords’ speakers included Mal- —— buying and selling and the associa-| colm Macdonald, son of the former QUESTION—What is Red Chap-| tion with gamblers that had brought | British labor premier. man’s right name? He 1s s Boston | about the organization of the new| A vote taken in the audience prior fighter. league, and it was the general opin-| to the debate gave 790 in favor of ANSWER—Morris Kaplan. fon of those who were members of| @ presidential system of government the new organization that the only|and 760 against it. After the debate way in which proper controlvof the| the vote was 1,128 in favor of a after case exactly like your well. $5.00 Reward Five dollars reward will be paid to the party furnishing the Casper Daily Tribune information leading to the capture of the person who is fraudulently collecting subscriptions from Tribune subscribers, Patrons of the paper should not pay any- one thelr subscription except the carrier who delivers the paper or an authorized collector from the Let me help*plan your trip, going one way—returning another. General Debility, Insomnia—results of exposure, overwork and other Violations of ature’s Laws, diseaye of Bladder d Kidneys, Vericole Veins, Pois- in the Blood, quickly and ntly cured at smaf ex; 0 detentian from busin: COME IN AND TALK IT OVER Information—Reservations—= QUESTION—Is there any rule at Tickets Yale, Harvard and Princeton that | game could be effected was to make| cabinet and 349 for the presidential FREE—Consultation, Examination—FREE bp tet Paiitroolesten rien alee graduates only shall be used as/all the business representation one| system, Charges so low as to be within the reach of even the poorest, to show his credentials. If he can+ football coaches? of club owners who would formulate + and payments arranged to sult your convenience, fe not.do wo please call the Tribune. F. S. MAC INTYRE ANSWER—NO, but it seems to be|the plans by which professional] In orter to be qualified to serve Sea Tre et ete ke erence |e, Be aie: MBAGAZS, 28 ‘ an unwritten rule, so far as var-| baseball would be conducted in the|on an English jury a woman must fea poe i aie Ticket Agent sity coaches are concerned. future. own a house assessed at not less 4 6 Epecialists for Men Onty I elephone 15 i (in his next’ article Mr. Foster] than $100 a year or be the occupant enver ive stitute aN Madan By een eR had Try 2 Tribune classified ad for| tells about the establishment of the| of a house with not féwer than ‘ostoffice, Denver, Colo. results. contract system in baseball.) fifteen windows. Tl ——