Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 17, 1925, Page 9

FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1925 Che Casyer Daily Cridsune PAGE NINE YOU KNOW ME AL-—Adventutes of Jack Keefe By RING LARDNER im shi O N D DU ST Wa a BPs ; = WHAT'S THE ae ee é& MIXED UP Some’ \ ‘ MATTER WITH | (Ne?) PLASTER OF PARIS }/| ee Y LOCK SAW 3 Friend Al: Well Al I thought by this time I would of been in the box and took a few games from Washing- “Goose” Goslin and Joe Rudge ton but it seems to me all I do is to six hits and struck out five bats- men Rip was touched fe | hita bu WHAT BID missus \ { oa WHEN 11) | | PL WORD) You BLEW IN . ty, ven MTR HER BEGOTY , CLAY _ A s kept } \ ed off four pag gainst | warm up. Some of the boys is. Shocke ~ the batting’ calling me bone dry Keefe be- e rena Tae Of Om Bane cause I warm up so much Im all | ona!’ alee | dried up. I know every_peace of | s the Cardinals the } grass in the bull pen and if I dont ! up their third indisputed get a chance soon I wont remem- ber where the platter is a tall. [ was out to a big poker game last 1 night and dident get home till 5 / Kallio, nade his debut o Sox agains one run yon eee minutes ahead of the milk man. { man, $ was followed by twi I hope Hug dont ast me to work hits and an error which put Connie today because I know Ill see a nm | Mack’c club out in front where they i - ' |fintshied. ‘The Red Sox have not | quartet up there instead of a bat ‘ » | yet won a game. ter. My head feels like a close up ej of a blimp. <4 The Giants, champions of the Na- Jack Keefe ; | Faber, veteran | tfohal ue, Went on a_ batting Bo } all pitcher, bested | Tampage against the Boston Braves, - ~ éMip" Collins in a twirling duel at{@n@ won 8 to 1, behind the great Detroit and we 4 to 2. The Cas-| Pitching Jack Scott who allowed SOPHOMORES LEAD IN Todi’: Cathe | Yesterday's Scores U NITED STATES NAVY i, FRONT WITH TER-OLASS TaagK. [2S ie acne ge ger aeons neo sen w= OE oo" TAREE HOMERS New York 8: Boston 1. Naval Might of Fighting Ships Stands) ssnine scaminess delphia 8; Brooklyn 1 Philadelphia (not sched: | foie Out in Brilliant Spectacle Before fannie ee fe 2 >The slusesris v agp American League , o* do they call t © the | th Ainest I Philadelphia 7; Boston 8. Departure for Hawaii |e 1 and aaa wee Chicago 4; Detroit 2. i ; , \ hom pee ser 9 at Cane 1 Cleveland 2; St, Louis 1. Sepa + | BosRding. Wary | sof estebbe a pets Sy aped Washington Yew York 5 By EARL E. HANWAY. Fx : ecu Weld Shab Web —_— \ 1 bs of old | 5 At c Washin | rt | CHAPTER VI | ther tearfully pe b | pcos | Western League FRAN April 12.—| 4 ‘ W : 1 A 1 : enver 8; Wichita 5 ds of San Franciscans a rch ; oma, City 8; Om their guests, the en men of t _ United States competitions | 4,) day night in S SPORT BRIEFS) .. er, the ordin: | 5 a n, Y y | witness wahbie + 5 One « ime w The compet! ie ; . he at 4 ok HARTFORD, Conn. — “Rocky"} By Lithe Bek © n rd dash;|Smith, Battle Creek, Mich., won the! 1: Atlanta. 8. ; . : urd dash and the running broad | referees decision over Bob Lowrie, | caahcnie, * nd Boston, in 12 rounds, Mobile 8, enter }-2 claim this H 1 1 he results last night were: “3 | ainment for them. | cr the [the Atissiyaino! puld ‘ce atte h r 1 100 yard dash: Hales, Sen. 1st;|_ MINNEAPOLIS — Joey Sanger, | he iaapeipen cs t : ‘ Meanwhile. 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