Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 29, 1925, Page 5

ws SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1925 | a i. Oc Che Casper Daily Cribune PAGE Five | | World Results By Leased Wire ‘tve =| THE TRIBUN ‘ovat Bente SENATORS GAN BY BEATING SO THEY'RE LOOKIN’ MEAN ~NAVY SATTLER ||__ And Wanting Blood: Are Skipper Bill and His Mate | is 3 mati -|MARBERAY FINE AO ATHLETICS LOSE TO TIGERS _——— SHOMINGCLASS, LICE HURLER Sa Bide ter Hone Yesterday’ s Scores | Pitched 51 Games This Made by Fighters for | cee Western League Year and Started Philadelphia Unable to Shake Off Slump That | Started Two Weeks Ago; Pirates and Giants Both h Win i in National. By JOHN B. FOSTER NEW YORK, Aug. 29.—(By The ashington and Philadelphia were o: full game farther | vart today in the fight for the American league pennant, pout there was still encouraging evidence of a recove ry of mpionship form by either club. The champion Senators yesterday stretched their slim -THUDSON MINERS | HERE FOR GAME ©. -T WITH CASPER: Diamond Clash Sunday | to Hold Thrill for oe Fans. ssociated Press.) — By A hag a se National League American League American Association Ind c Ka Pacific Coast League r soft Huttn u Eddie 4; A I ———_—_—.—__ | Today’s Games |! erican League ocaal =| Skipper Bill McKechnie of the Pirates, left, and First Mate Carey, fleld captain, wearing the proper | headgear for naughty Pirates. Whoever saw a Pirate with a baseball cap? 1, BROWN. the capturing of the pennant and Skippe Bill has what nd the first world less; saya that I 8 | rew tha his men . ; | ' National League | » Warned the} Pittsbur ey r Pee pir eyes pecled | games tilt t « f 1 in 3 ke $ , a flyweight, ir y sed at Higt I ! i n all over in I at New York e . 1 Athh Par r V be ¢ f ex ay time passed > , ‘ i 6 - r ‘ e Miller's prediction came true| Try ‘Tribune Want Ads for Result WE STILL HAVE A FEW GOOD USED CARS Both open and closed models, in a variety of makes. Whatever your preference, we can suit you with a reliable used car, good for thousands of miles of unused transportation. Paves | COME QUICK |" Mun itnors SPEAKER BLAZING TRAIL FOR BATTERS IN THE AMERICAN. Fincis Reached LEAGUE; TY COBB IS SECOND, Tennis Play At Wiheate Bear t| WHITE BE. | Rosentha’ A ise stealing h rease his 30 ght his total rar usper te Is a ; new ficld is pro- | ier the supervis- | Powell | nne leven will be bullt t. 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