Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 16, 1925, Page 6

a a PAGE SIX World Result Ss By Leased Wire AL SEANOR 10, WON LAST YEAR Qualifying Round Be Played Today at Country Club. to to Aspirants the title of city golf champion, held for the last year by Al Sednor, will tee off this morning at the Casper Country club in the qualifying round of the Casper Tribune's tournament. Due zo the large number of entrants, which last night numbered 60 or more, it may be necessary for som to qualify in fourso although pairing will be ¢ as t caurse {s not co: It t able that the course will be ed from early until lat The championship trophy, which pas been the possession for the year of § lg the t champ will go th it, but other h been posted by the honors fn all while. The lov One prize @ay’s play, humidor, goes medalist, which the qualifying rou Other prizes, al been on display in 6 Johnson Clothing company wi include a sterling silver dish for runner-up the championship flight; a leatt If bag and a doz balls to the rand runner-up ¢ ht; ar a silver shaker and meh ing stand respective the c and runner-up { e third flig Consolation pr of four golf bal r Trust ec ‘ favorite as the for champtonship + addition to Glenn C. Littlef in 1older nd Country c. Riker, 1 champion, all of w lar brand of golf It 1s important that all entrants complete thelr qualifying 1 today in order tha may be | paired for match play scheduled begin Monday and hold forth the finals next Sunday. Entrants in the tourna’ clude more than a score of from the Community club, lows R. A. Rowland, W. L. Smith Wilson, J. H. Mudgett, P. R. In, F. 8. Knittle, Jack Cuddy, J ent ‘Weeks, Shelby Ronaldson George Beatty, J. P. Golden, Al Leek, Ed- monds Knittle, J. W. Johns Frank Curren, O. E. Foster, Christian, Fred Small, Duke Whee- ler, R. C. Talbott, P. R. Hooper and B, I. Beggs. Country club entrants Include the following: L. A. Reed, Sinclair Ree. kie, N. M. Butler, T. C, Tonkin, 0. DEFEND TITLE WHILE NEW ATHLETIC MACHINE HUMS Bill James, Who Helped Wreck Old One, Takes Life Easy EZ, WAS Ze Hoe wy THis LORE <=, He 13 Now Back 1a HIS HOMELAND PITCHAIG SOINEO THE Beaves HIS FUTURE SEEMED UNCERTAIN BECAUSE OF Als WILONESS 4 APPAgEATLY BILL) VICKED HIMSELE OUT IN THE SERIES ont OF THAITS IN AIS GAME AGAINST THE MACKMEN BROWN | 91 runs wa he ‘box nile he was Whether or not he threw his arm BY NORMAN ¥ x t out In his effort to help’ the Miracle 1 dolph won 27 games and lost 10} Man come through is problematical, seeing a [ t that ryler won 16 and lost 14.|f course. Whatever was the cause one who i The © together, therefore, won|James' arm failed to respond the wrt f 1 ) of the 94 games’ the club won. | following year and he soon drifted ft ur back § mes joined the Braves |0Ut of the big show and wandered back to the Pacific Coast. seemed untertain because His great work for ness. The young right- nder couldn't stay in a game long get started. The umpires e plate asked for more {n- nd own catchers heir signals to him and then tarted to pray. But during the sea around his home’ sec! y this year he was signed by ramento team of the Pacific league for a tryout in the his wt there. Bill's cavorting Coast about ent, ie ; his home jots | Son of 1014 he showed that he had | box, but was released a short time | GEAWE SDOERE BEE IGY OCRGO Ura DS | mastered much of that wildness. He | ‘ter. Seattle club of the hwestern | \’cikeq 118 men. Larry Cheney led| James has had many offers ot| Le back in 1912 and that club| (}e teague with 140 passes and Big | coaching Jobs with various minor and ed with giving him his se | Jett Texrean was second with 128. (Dig league clubs, but most of the Three yithe j hattors, some tn-| offers called him far trom home and | eagon opened | aination of what he had on the ball |H€ Preferred to remain tn the west. Jame ork had won hima contract | \ hen he got {t over. CoM rT pe pS ER, Sle | In the world’s series James. drew Two yea as one of the | 4} Zor tie naccnal gate Big Three—with Dick Rud n and | yp . = uu and | rudolph had let the Mackmen down | Lefty Tyler—that p ‘ oases and five hits in the to their mir b te ston Beanea' games {n the world nd Wyeoff, for 11 ‘ Pitched James won 2 for the Braves that y H ed second to Bil dinals for th Airtight“ Batt e Mackmen'Just two ud t game. Eddie Collins ¢ Wallie Schang the oth j was one of the most master- ng the TITLE IN MEET world's ser. I. Walker, John L. Bingenheimer, D. P. Van Burgh, M, Robertson S. Webb, Al Seanor, A, W. Smith 0. E. Daugherty, Leo Dunn, H. G Rizzell, John Sutherland, A Thompson, Charles Schank, Art monds, Glenn ©. Littlefield, W. Ott, Georg Campbell, A. C. Riker and J. W. Johnson ————_—_ RECORD ENTRY LIST IS GLAIMED FOR TENNIS: | TOURNEY AT CHITA CHEYE “Wyo, Aus. 15~ Cheyenne city tennis tourna will open here next Mondgy | will continue through the week. | About 40 local pla a have ‘ed the tourney nd compet art tn'all tha events, Arrangements have been comple r will be held he r t to 5, and entri re n fi » all section e s] ting that this year ney will be the largest ever b 1 Wyoming. pac ce tedgeis Nalea arhh ie Ene ; k CHICAGO, Aug. 15.—(By United Bienen hein ehh. Kone tar: has ever pro a. Press)—Driving deeply and accurate. Tine YARiee oan phi eddie tyler started third game—| ty from the back court, volleying vis- ire Boats e wrkya ubly the ‘t thrilling one of} jously and equally accurately at the Sai ho teeta mabe The Braves seemed des-| net, Cranston Holman, blonde star Bis) Ja lose the game when the} from San Francisco and Leland ‘men in the tenth inning, broke} Stanford university, today won the Defends We Re he tle existing with a two-run rally | National Junlor ‘Tennis champion- es i Ty expense, Hank ship, an honor whieh he missed last Oo en G lf Tit vas the first man up for the Braves | year by falling in the finals’ before Pp 0. ttle | in ‘ While most of the! George Lott of Chicago. ns king for the exits Holman defeated Harris all ania apaphed’ con ce ni feated Harris Coggeshal | Mackmen jhe § 6-3 victory. ens dns the: Ewallth | ehigitae ana ‘rh, ied two passes but nether re jomas then of Des Moi ows in s} Too Bush rings into the center-| 6.0, 61, 62. piace st 4? s for a home run. Just| sin. i Peey pare ean ae T. Hi and. Harry 1, i Some | uphill 1. Taking | ry | 1 e Stallings sent | Pare M 1 ht fle Ke | Frank Shields Beavers, was py d. Avhit by Evers} 0 fans f sacrifice fly by Connolly Ie ita nee M yhome with the tying rur | Eimora pearth uae protege of B leenin hrslad SEReE Tae feaaak the | Bill Tilden. Shields. upset the dope : | with a 2.6, 6.0 | | fatally. ‘Then Hank Gowdy | S*ther to win she national © more came through, Leading | (oUbles ttle trom Bertram the Braves’ half he socked a P and Leroy Voc into the leftfield bleachers, | "*#f, Cincinnatt, 6-4, 6-4 Mann ran for him, Gilbert pass. Moran laid down I h fielded calmly- over Baker's head | ————__ , Mann scoring the winning | y PE heave killed. the laat FIGHT SHADE e of ¢ Mackmen In the sér- | r ended rew joon after. | NEW YORK, Yes, We Do Better eats | 4 | Ladies and Suits Ladies Dresses ‘$1.25 We Call For and Del Aug. 16, = (United Press)—After two years of an in- | volved controversy with the New | York. boxing commission, during | Pet. | whieh he was suspended once and | | 6 within two hours of another spension, Mickey Walker, “the orld'’s welterweight champion sign. 491 | ed articles today to defend his ite | 490 | ogainst Dave Shade, the California 457 | challenger, in the Yankee stadium on 445 | September 29. Al Walker's suspension was lfted this summer to permit him to meet Harry Greb In one of the feature bouts that was staged for the bene fit of the Italian hospital fund, but | AMERI Philadelph w Bill Melhorn of St. Lonis, holder of the 1924 western open rah | he was forced to sign a emen JAKE || golf championship, will play Iiolaccept siutetldneatioalne tor THE NIFTY TAILOR || through the coming western | Ve lenge. Wyatt Hotel Bsmt Phone 802 | meet at Youngstown, O., Aug EET ss ERLE 4 Vagos 10-22 in defense of his crown, r Best display of magazines at | 2061 Chappy's, * H the Braves, however, had made ‘him a popular | elected to office? | | Che Casper Sunday Erioune : VANCE TURNS IN 17TH WIN OF SEASON BY DEFEATING GIANTS | Brooklyn 3, New York 1 | POLO GROUNDS, N. Y., Aug. 15. ~-Dazzy Vance beat the Giants 8 to 1 here today. Virgil Barnes blew up in‘ the eighth and ninth innings to lose a tough pitcher's battle. It was Vance's fourth straight win over the Giants and his seventeenth victory of the season. The only Giant run was scored by Southworth in Boston 10, Philadelphia 4 ted Press).—The Boston Braye: evened the serles with the Phillie: by them today, they Couch in the final sessions. Jes: Barnes gave 11 hits, but was alway; ! Brooklyn in the ‘eighth inning with | Philadelphia a homer into the left’ field upper stands. He has hit safely in 15 games. Vance's single, Mitchell's sacrifice, Wheat's pass and Four- nier’s “single sent in the winning runs in the ninth inning. ELKS BOOK GAMES IN HOT SPRINGS TOWN EARLY IN SEPTEMBER The Elks baseball club will play three games in Thermopolis Septem- R.HE. +'000'000 012— 3 3 New 000 001 000— 3 5 Batteries—Vance and DeBerry Barnes and Snyder. Cincinnati 8, Pittsburgh 1 PITTSBURGH, Aug. 15.—Fifteen hits off three Pirate pitchers en-| abled the Cincinnati Reds to even | the series today with an 8-to-l vic- tory. Donohue lampions of the Big Horn Basin for the Reds was}learue. Al Gosnell, Maples “and invinclbie. Bluejacket will do:the heavy work Score— R.H.E.! tor the Blk Cincinnati ... 500 003 000— 8 15 0 Pittsburgh ., 000 001 000—1 8 4 Batteries—Donohue and, Hargrave Kreimer, Oldham, Adams and Gooch, Spencer. KINSEYS IN FINALS PLAY SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y., Aug. 15. —(United Press)—Two brothers to- day won their way into the finals of the Southampton invitation tour- St. Louis 4, Chicago 2 ST. LOUIS, Aug. 15.— (United Press).—Rogers Hornsby led his St. Louis Cardinals to a 4-to-2 victory over the Chicago Cubs today, hit- ting his thirty-second home run of | nament. - the season, Howard Kinséy, San Francisco Score— R.H.¥./ will play George Lott, Chicago,’ in Chicago . 000 000 020— 2 6 G!the singles final and Howard and Stl Louis. 012 100 00*— 4 7 1) Robert Kinsey will play for the Batteries—Bush and Gonzales;| doubles championship against Lott Sothoron and arrell and Brian | ‘Proprietor MR.ROGERS, EVOLUTION HIS is the third and last in a series of editorials on Evolution, in the Bull’s Eye. I guess we are about the only Paper that has really settled it to-the satisfaction of all. Mon- keys have got it’on us. Here are just a few last illustrations to prove it: You never saw a full grown Male Monkey with Knee Golf Breeches on..Nor a young Monkey with big legged Pants | was he was drinking, did you? Or a Monkey trying to be last. (1 mean a Monkey four-legged one.) You neversawa Female Monkey wait till everybody was looking and then powder her nose, did you? You never saw one that had any confidence in a Cigar light- er, did you? You never saw a of Tobac AS REDS TRAMPLE ON PIRATES PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 15.—(Unt. running up a 10.to-4 score on After pounding Ring for four runs in the early innings, continued their assault upon the sixth inning. on double, | effective after the second inning. F. 's single and Young's sacrifice} Score-— RH. E. fly. Cox made the first run’ for | Boston $10 000 024—10 16 1 210 000 001— 4 11. 3 eri First in News ** hes All Eve Hpenta, HELEN WILLS AND PARTNER LOot TO BRITISHERS IN TROPHY PLAY Wightman Cup Won by Overseas Stars for ‘Second Time in Succession; U. S. Players Are Overwhelmed. By HENRY L, FARRELL (United Press Staff Correspondent.) WEST SIDE TENNIS CLUB, FOREST HILLS,N, Y., | Aug. 15.—England won the Wightman cup for the second suce ve time here this afternoon by defeating the Ameri- can woman’s team by a score of 4 and 3. The deciding point for England was scored by Miss Kathleen McKane and Miss Evelyn Colyer, who made a show of Miss Helen Wills and Miss crowd ever had gotten out of hand 6 S Mary K. Browne by beating them in | here. the final match at 6.0 and 6-3. Miss Wills Supplied the most In a mateh that lasted only 30] thrilling match of the afternoon nd 7 with the Powell club, minutes the British pair overwhelm- ed the Americans at 6-0 and 6.3, and walked back to the club house with the cup. It was only a game stand in the second set led by Miss Browne that kept the American pair being annihilated. While there much of ‘interest to comment about in the four matches on the card, the most. sur prising incident of the afternoon was the behavior of the crowd Tike umpires at a baseball game, the officials on the court were razzed time after time and their decisions were disputed and protest- ed almost unanimously. Miss Wills was hissed and booed loudly when she was about 20 min- utes late in arriving for her doubles from | when she survived a terrific battle and won from Miss Kathleen Me- Kane at 6-1 1-6 and 9-7. | Leading 2 to 1 after yesterday's matches, the British team increased the lead to three-one when, Mrs. Lambert Chamber English cham- pion in 1907 defeated Miss Eleanor t 7-5, 3-6 and 6-1. Ss Wills cut the score to three— two when she defeated Miss’ Mc- | Kane and Mrs, Molla Mailory squar- jea the match at’ three-all when she beat Miss Joan Fry, 6-3 and 6-0. The cup then hung on the doubles | match and Miss McKane and Miss Colyer won the cup with ease. Miss Wills, who won both her sin- gles matches, and Mrs. Mallory, who won one match, were the only Go M The BULLS EYE Published every Now and Then: ‘Circulation Mgr. W.ROGERS Editor :- Witt RoGERs he was enjoying it and showed it, didn’ that Pipe was loaded with “Bull’’ Durham, match after she had played a ter- riffe three set singles match. Once when the umpire asked the crowd to be quiet, a loud volce an Swered from the stands—“aw, shut up.” Several. times. the play almost had to be stopped because of the noise in the stands, It was the first time a American point scorers. Dr. M. C. Keith moved to rooms 8, 9 and 10, Stockmen’s Nationa! Suilding, ————>.—___ Some Japanese young ‘girls when tennis} their Ii SIXTY-FIVE YEARS agol IN 1860 A blend of tobacco WAS born— “BULL” Durham. ON quality alone IT has won RECOGNITION WHEREVER TOBACCO!ls known. IT still offers THE public this— MORE flavor, | on. You. never saw a pack of MORE enjoyment E : : Another “Bull” Durham advertisement AND a lot | Monkeys in a Ford trying to by Will Rogers, Ziegfeld. Follies and mone beat a train to a crossing. You SiS Mare cotsing, WAC eer ren Ta ae e never saw a Monkey drink ahy- oS fe * . : % ofa w thing unless he knew what it peeks on ff seh SMOKING, ’ BUT you havé seen a smoking a Pipe, and t he? Why? Because The Radium co... ? : Monkey working a Cross Word dit A ope-ert- LO Puzzle, did you? No, because 3 N P, §. There is going to be another piece in this paper ~ he knew the things wouldn’t soon, Look for it. they desire to look captivating, -gfld o i) t h n 1