Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 8, 1925, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT Che Casper Daily Cribune. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1925 World Results First in News g By Leased Wire | Of All Events SMITH OF CASPER MIN STATE | __WheretecvetcodersareBatting Gab Sande ATHLETICS NINE GAMES BEHIND, Bl Chicago - - St. Louis — Detroit - 67 Cleveland a 61 4 Al Seanor Defeated in Finals Match Sunday; | Washington Routs Rival in American League New York - 54 : 5 : : : 3 Boston -. 38 bl h d 5 5 W: h : Mrs. W. F. Ott Retains Woman’s Title and ° Race in Doubleheader; Pirates Split Wit g : : National Lea, bs in Mond | 2 gue. “ Sheridan Pro Defeats Casperites. | Sines Bes Cubs in Monday Play. i eee | Pittsburgh 3 x ST , . ; J New York . 76 NEW YORK, Sept. 8.—(By The Associated Press.) — z Warren L. Smith of the Casper Community club, for- | Cincinnatl it From a sprint for the championship, the American league 4 mer member of Princeton’s golf team, today wears the ama-} does % c pennant race within two weeks has turned into a triumph- x teur golf‘championship crown of Wyoming, won yesterday | Boatoniessce 61 ant Washington march. The dazed Athletics now trail in O when he defeated Al Seanor, Casper city champion, % up | Chidago! 22a 59 he dust of twelve straight defeats, nine full games behind Py 7 e du sh and 2 to play, in the finals match of the state tournament Philadelphia - 55 the leaders. - at Sher It v one of two victories for Casper golfers, Mac's team on its ‘home field yes-}snapped “Detroit's string of ten = Mrs. W ned her Sheridan Countr b winning the terday lost to Washigton twice, 2 to] straight victories. A title of w jon by lee hole event his division with > 1 and 7 to 6. After a masterfully The White Sox and Cleveland also ; defeating dan, 4]a medal score of 148 Yi rda’ Scores pitched opening game by Walter] halved their doubleheader. Jim F a and the finals of this di-] Smith his way into the este y 5 Johnson, the Senators measured | wards blanked the Speaker entry jn 01 . profession did not} finals of pionship flight by blows with the Athletics in a slug-|the finn! contest with four hi 5 c ouls Curry of the| defeating Glenn Littlefield, last Western League. ging bee and came out on top when|to 0, after a Cleveland rally in the 4 $$$ titleholder, 3 and 2, while Denver 7-6, Lincoln 6-8 (Second, the Quaker infield crumpled, ninth had decided the openiye at} | Seanor the other bracket of the game called in 12th on account of The Pirates, riding in front of the| by 6 to 5. Ruin reduced | semi-finals eliminated Albert I darkness). Giants with a lead of eight and one-| Sox-Yankee bill at the Hub to | of Sheridan, 5 and 4. ‘The new c Omaha 7-12, Des Moines 0-5. half games, maintained their adyan-| gle conflict, in which Babe Tu | plon was in superb form wh Oklahoma City 10-1, St. Joseph | tage by splitting with the Cubs. The| suspended and fined $5,000, dur 4 | went against Sec and the match | } 27, Corsairs out-batted their foes in al|%he New York club's road trip, was | wa sely contested | Tulsa 6-8, Wichita “5-7. morning hit fest, 8 to 5, a total of| reinstated. Babe fanned twice « | Mrs. Ott experienced little alti. | ! 32 safeties being amassed by the} made one et rin the field. But he eulty in downing her Sheridan riv y two clubs, but In the afternoon the] got one of the Yankees’ five hits off Nene are Sirgen per eae St National League. ; the | Rot ; Ss popes nors and played a steonyey Pittsburgh 8-8, Chicago 5-9. Cubs made 16 more hits, and won ros tgs vue pula the club to a [pone more BAU ats | Cincinnati 8-1, St. Louis 6-5 9 to 8. Oe aha 4 | James Mason and Alex MeCaffer- | Orbits Boutvenedt cali The Tigers obtained a tor hold on| Doubleheaders between the Giants e ty, Casper professionals, found them- fourth place in the American|2nd Braves, and the Robbins a | selves handicapped in playing the league by clawing the Browns 7 to 6,| Phillies, in the National were wa | Sheridan course. Fairways cap hmerican League. in the morning brush, but Sister's {ed out by rain, St. Touls held its j Were more than fast together with Sesh loatoni se are ted 16. | ub in the afternoon drove Detroit | own in a three-cornered fight with — j the greens, practically eliminating mat Sat Id Ras the back into the second place, after] Brooklyn and Boston for fourth | aecuracy of pitch shots and forcing Cleveland 6-0, Chicago's-5. ; zi The defeat | Place by trouncing Cincinnat! 5 to 1, Fost. N ie 1 CRs | eleven innings, 4 to 3. The M B Cl aE * | them to a run-up style of play in| ston 5, New York 1, (First game after taking the short end of « ust Beat Chicago MJ which tne sheridan pro had them | postponed rain). morning exchange, § to 6. Horr F f 3 G sted by reason of familiarity | | aimee made his thi xth homer, ¥ our of Five Games | witht the course. Mecatterty found | | Atieticnn EA eacationicae pthc eins iss tl t H Ed nesis in the out-of-bounds line s Columbus 3-1, Toledo 8-3. x o Have Edge. Penalty strokes were piled up| Kansas City 5-0, Milwaukee 6-13. i e 8 uinst him on the first five holes Louisville 10-0, Indianapolis 6-5. fie PP BEE Masor to puttir on slower Minneapolis 3-6, St. Paul 6-5. . 3 JOHN B. FOSTER eens o g a grass ccurse eat i , a t 1925 The Casper “Tribp 6) ntage in both es wit) Washington a long way behind and there is no possi- | Pacific Coast League. — 4 s §.—The on, ng Numerou prefett conf They may, however, reduce the lead to the Vernon 3-6, Sacramento 10-3. if you have some question to if a : be Pirg nace i t ch ar d ir e title, pped cut of their grasp during their recent Portland 6-5, San Francisco 2-0. ask about baseball, football. box- TUCSON, Ariz.— Pat Lester, Tuc. i ct ey etphet ber RRESeS: £0r ANS Ot: Patramne oe i Seatlte 6-5, Los Angeles 2-3. ing or any other amateur or pro-| | son heavyweight won over Captain a Heft btafela LAF : ss = ~ - | oakland Salt Lake City 6-6. fessional sport— Bob Roper, former A. .¥. F. cham ‘ elub ane e the ‘ ass i | it of the ton ey. Ea x T 2 * | Write to John B. foster, on| | pion, in ten rounds. < PapRaicaeta AG ad bec by @ Caspar nora 7 YY SUNDAY’S SCORES, baseball. Pe orca ‘ ; EVAR Teele Hide aad ah oe OU NG <7 a VN W AS BIG | ELKS TURN IN ‘American League. Lawrence Perry, on emateur|| ALBUQUERQUE, N. My ; ancty 4 apa eo rian, 619) Up z % : | " , Cleveland-Detrolt, postponed, rain. | | sports, and Cemraty es eiive Wrote sag aha Aefoat Ch ee ey 7 ] 1 1 Fal - New York 4, Philadelphia 3. Fair Play on boxing and other re PAN aecle on over pe Mish. a { f : | Ok Gol Washington 3. Boston 5. professional sports. All are wpe-| | kind, ae name ity junior light. an “ = ai ee 1 7 it | St. Louis 9. Chicago 4. clal correspondents of the oa | | Weight, in 12 rounds, j Peal | Tribune, $14 World Building, N Se Whi I ci vith rot N =7H . ser HELENA, Mont.—Pete Sarmiento, ‘ ae i eit J y National League. York. ait ssa ‘ ; blah SRE RE i K wi fk | Brooklyn 1-4, Boston 14-11. Enclose a stamped, self-ad- bebe dated Lahood, bantam- 7 Cveine det ashe 733 Chicago 2, Pittsburgh 9. dressed envelops for your reply. | | Weishts, fought a draw. it : 3 ; — Cincinnati 3, St. Luuls 9. SAN Sarde 3 1 of ——— | ; A wi t clubs has Babe| SAN FRANCISCO—Tommy Cello, : ; Seen ew \ RTSMAN fut showin tas his | The Elks won two out of three| Three scheduled. as Daag San Francisco and Lou Paluso, Sait ; itt a he Casner Trtbunei| fret ar the “national | games pla and Sunday age reas Lake City, lightweights, went ts ¢ hang pcedr| : American Association, A.—Baitimore, Boston Americans, ve , a ' t fe Wig rade, SG Le DARE A itnatenh thea ine 1 gurth game) st. Paul 4, Minneapolis 1. Providence, New York Americans, [founds to a draw. " i ' n the fam sulfer o} Janta, | si F ued to j with the ich was to have] 70) sae * if Grp dlidkeatoecdiie: chat be the darkest of his opponents, even Bobby hea played on Labor Day at,‘Ther.| Toledo 5, Columbus 12. Q—Do the best fleld genera!s-al.| CLEVELAND—Tho referee stop su tira Cane ibis ie bhtered in the na-| Mr, Keeler were perplexed: _[minpela waa called oft because of| Toulsville 0. Indianapolis 3, ways refrain from throwing forward| Ped a bout between Tiger Flow ? Hoh Wig potent ste edatentiet Ta cilives adit Adinvicl Ther his to be sald about Gtinf | injuries suffered by Willam | Wag:| Milwaukee 3, PEST LAWS! passes in their own territory? atlanta negro and Tod Moore, B: n ip any series but tled with Pittsburgh | Smith ranks td champion the greate: Ue is in no way con} per, manager; Lefty Ray, pitcher, PON TERK tA N : re | ish middleweight in the sixth round Western League A.—Not always. When they are ir at 1b each. In 1923 Cincinnatl was | nor as city champion and 14 egmnpeted iat has happened. | and hird baseman in Lincoln 7, Denver 6. (Called end | trailing to the end of a game chances}0" the ground that Moore refused vh ant ointment, win ¢c. ) club cham: | ho matches he is ‘dent on the streets} _ Tincoln 7. Den son have to be taken, or when they have|to fight. ~d > r 4 , : lected. What ts ; ith, to allow teams to catch train | ha 5 z 2. Ang tn + thi ; | ‘o far as the « j ver i apie a night. lan Dadar): a good lead they may do ft, But = 2 fourth = ive 5 me xt final eotnperon oc ites ie ma he aaaetity of ¢ ies? shown a y ed ay won ee gamé at “Buffalo, 2|" mutea 7-1, Wichita 179, the best teams have pulled the pass ole neir | Se 1 here s Septembe 3 | here this. week were c piu ures to 1, Saturday afternoon. It was] oxy ” Clty’ 5. Ss soph |in thelr own territory when the or winning {as tt spe easy: course }a complete unknown pr at ty gn | Rao 0 en f att nt ae ‘one. of the tightest and’ Lest* played renee, ity’ 5-6, St. Joseph hasor auras out Vda te erodaetabde tah? Yes, We Do Better & the Pire won the fer the club. title nly, Community | tournament. To be sure the lad had | bas scored as well as anybouy else. mes in which the Elk aggregation | ©). The reason for this was an effort to = th series from tl Brooklyn. | club players will be eligible. | shown promise in several local tour. but he is a s taken’part this seascn. Morrit| ¢* Moines 0, Omaha 5. eatehutinupthanutenmnivaaueprias? Cleaning ti St. Louis and re tied ada ae naments. And although a prospect |: seems endowed | itched for Buffalo, Texaslloague If it succeeds it is great stuff, if it|}]. .. 5 sit with Cincinna I Iphia iL bb Ke 1 like many other youngsters through. | with r en|,, DheBleons put across a run-in} jrouston 6. avichive walls @ results in a boomerang the quarter || Ladies and Mens ‘$1 5 ite They have won only e sumes u OocCck eantv ut the country, no one, not even} Gunn s club and make®) the eleventh inning of Sunday morn- Dallas 2. Waco 7. ask back is roasted, T)at ‘s the chance |} Suits ~~ .---...__ m out of 17 played with ( ! parable ne,_Bobby | h’a alot and F rhe next ail ing’s ganic to break a to 9 tle| Bellas 2, Waco 7. habtawes Ladies Plain Wool + ya in and O, B, Keeler, had the} if he were out fc ernoon strol-! Morrill was on the mound for the - s Dresses and Coat: ° . > * Yeport 6 8 por Defeats Pa CO J asiigitest iaea the tad weutd go ast {s a likeable chap and bas com-| heme team asain and Skeets Walker | St" Antonio 4, Shreveport 5. Q.—If a fighter in the course of a ; " la | far as he did in this competition. pletely won over the crowd here. [and And MeNeil did ce for the | for the Bisons-through five innings | fight breaks his hand and decides We Call For and Deliver ati F se B ll Til | aid think the boy m Jones.and Gunn are seen together visitors. and was followed by Morrlss, the|to conceal the injury and fight out $ | OF a tte nd’ asked ‘frequently how] in mate rently in Atlanta.) Al Gosnell held the Buffaloes to| score standing 11 to 0 when Scott|the bout how can he do this? JAKE Gunn was making out while he him- | Wheneve ir are buying a pr *| four runs Sund: afternoon while] was jerked. A.—Many fighters have thus con- THE NIFTY TAILOR — | self was er 1 in the task of qual-| vate tobby has been wont to} is teammates crosséd the plate 22 Sts at cealed a broken hand by punching || Wyatt Hotel Bamt | Phone 802 DENVER, Colo. pt..8.—Lubboek | ify! Bobby felt that if Gunn qual- | gi a: ihe) puneatee a lead of four | th ud and McNeil knocked Best display of magazines at|to the stomach which fs soft and up in 18 holes lo m wonder- Texas, won'the tenth annual Denver | ified he would have mi ull tournament Sunday when it | lefeated the strong Parco team, 3 to rr 0, in the final game of the serles. | Parco sluggers got blow for blow Salt Creek Busses |) \1i;° ici opponents but talted to el || connect when hits meant runs. Setper, Townsend. Hotsl [ocpaen Coeaiel ae Tight. to meet} Some weeks ago we criticized the -only a severe blow to the game and By : Parco*by trimming the strong Elich | ™eve of the British golf officials in| a great blow to Italy but it ended 8 Leave Salt Creek | “to Lin one of the closest |S® arranging the pairings in. the| his career just at a time when he a.m, an Pp. m. * 1 t - E B m™. 9:30’ Daily es oesthe: Danner ly women's championship | planned to add American conquests xpress Bus weaves 9: a . = Salt Creek Transportation Co. Seehiert y's. does not hurt the hand so much, cuit drives, Toots Scott hurled § Chap) . 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