Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 20, 1925, Page 7

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, _ eer IN OPENING Harder Opposition Expected This Year From/| Pigskin Warriors of Fremont County; Local Schedule Has Additions. | When Casper grid warviors open their season here next Saturday against the team from Riverton they will be going up against an entirely unknown quantity. Fred W. Layman does not expect much opposition from the | rivermen, word comes from that part of the state that) 1eavier and of much better Coach Phillips’ crew than last year’s squad. ‘The mentor at the Fremont coun Big TEN GRID TEAMS BETTER THAN IN 1924 Conference Will See Real Battle for Championship. By CLARK B. KELSEY (United Press Staff Correspondent.) CHICAGO, Sept. 19.—Football teams throughout the western con- ference look 25 per cent stronger.on an average than the same squads did last year, a survey of the Big Ten elevens showed today after the first week of practice, Chicago, champion of the circuit last year: Illinois, leader most of the season; Wisconsin, Ohio State, Min- nesota and Northwestern look strong. Michigan, a menace to all comers in 1924, is weaker, but still boasts of some topnotch players. The Maroons, by shuffling forwe passes in between crushing line pucks will have a change of pace and a harder offense to breqk up than they had last year. Illinois has a half dozen new back. field men—some so good that Earl Britton, for two years Illini fullback, has been moved up to plug a gap in the line with his 200 pounds of man meat. ‘Wisconsin's new coaching staff has two vitalized portions of greased Ughtning in Captain Steve Polaski at end and the speedy sprinter, Harold McAndrews, at halfback. Stipek and Sauger are powerful assets in the line. rthwestern, with “Moon” Baker as leading luminary, has a number of likely looking recruits for the backfield and at end, but the line looks weak, Over optimism may rufn the Purple’s chances. Minesota, the David who slew the Gollath Tllinots last season, will be minus two star backfleld men, but fans are confident that the Gophers Nave a better team than they had last year. Towa will be represented by the same sort of team she had last year. Michigan, minus Herb Steger and Tod Rockwell, has Captain Bob Brown at center and Ben Friedman at halfback to show the world that Michigan is good. Hernstein ts an- other bet for the Ann Arbor team who may develop all conference ten. dencies. aE Sal” Indiana hag Captain Larry Marks and a 190-pound line, and should be well up in the second division. At Purdue, Harmeson and Wilcox in the backfield, and Pillman and i will form the nucle be Hogan at « of @ tear: the the with and Toody Gahr Ohio State, a dark pin ning tts hopes on a sophomore— John Marek, who, according to all loyal Buckéye rooters, is a reincar- nation of Chick Harley, Pete Stin- chomb and the Workman brothers. In addition Harold Cookie Cunning: ham, one of the best ends in the conference last year, Is back to cap tain the team. ATLANTA GOPS CLOSE BATT (Copyright, 1 NEW YORK, hottest minor 1) league baseball history was’ won Thur by Atlanta in the Southern nesor ton. Their lead’ now is such th they are agsured contenders for th Dixie championship in the post-se One of th contest son series With Forth Worth, This will make a longer trip than Fort Worth has had in the past, but the fact that Atianta is in the fight will mean greater variety and heightened league championship won for thy interest. Baltlmore has the Internationa seventh es py record which Jac Dunn set offt to achieve in the eprin and for which he has made the |» fight of the last five years. Thi meqns that the “little world serie will be played between Balt and Louisville, starting about & tember 30 tn Louisyille. The winners, if they so elect Play Sun Francieco for the ¢ 1 Plonship of ‘the three cinse As leagues, rt ——$_____ CASPER AND RIVERTON TO GLASH 1925. UF GRID SEASON While Coach material y school has had no trouble in «get: | ting two full squads out for practice, uthorugh the school itself is much | smaller, . The number of men that’ have | shown up on the high school ath- | letic field here has been reduced to little more than that number and Layman has Issued a call for more recruita, Forty men reported for the opening practice. Layman has kept his men at work on the dummy, blocking and tack- ling, and has been putting them to the test of mastering various plays Scrimmaging will be started next week. Among the men who have strong possibilities of making the team this year are Brooks, Crater, Harris, Dowler, Westgaard, in the back- field; Davis, Rowell, center; Ormsby, Hollingsworth, Dixon, Gruenberg, guards; Stenberg, tack! Pritehard, | Wrightheart, end. Thére are oth-| ers, also who are showing up well, | Coach Layman has not yet picked his team to oppose Riverton. Of the elght games which the Casper team will play this year, five will be held here. The schedule fol- September, 26—Riverton at Casper. | Ootober 10—Casper at Buffalo. | October 16—Laramle at Casper, October 24—Douglas at Casper. October 31—Casper at Cheyenne. November 14—Worland at Casper. November 21—Midwost at Casper. vember 26—Casper at Sheridan, BOTH GIANTS AND ATHLETICS ~ LOSE GROUND NEW YORK, Sept. 19.— (United Press)}—Pittsburgh took one more big leap toward that much to be de- | sired mathematical certainty in the | National league pennant race today by .defeating the Boston Braye: while the New York Giants were be- Ing knocked off by the Chicago Cubs. The Pirates now have a lead of eight full games and they have to win only faur more games to be sure of the pennant {f the Giants should happen to win all & their remining 12 games. The Washington Senators gained a lead of seven and a half gatnes in the American league race by split- ting a double header with the Chi- cago White Sox, while the. Philadel phia Athletites were being Knocked off by the Detroit Tigers. The Sen- ators now have to win six of their remaining games to make the pen- nant secure, Ada McKenzie Is Canadian | Golf Champion N OTTAWA, Ont., Sept. 19.—(United Pross.)—Miss Ada McKenzie won the Canac won oper hamr lefe Mrs. W lexa | (Dolly) Gray, 2 up Che Casper Sunday Tribune ADDITIONAL NEWS OF SPORTS | BINGLE IN NINTH BREAKS TIE |, AND WINS FOR PIRATES WHILE | GIANTS ARE LOSING TO CUBS| Pittsburgh 2; Boston 1 rf PITTSBURGH, Pa., Sept. 10.—|} (United Press)—Wright's single in the ninth frame with the baser filled scored Moore and gave the Pirates a two-to-one victory over the Boston Braves. It was Pitteburg's sixth straight victory. Cuyler bat- ted 1,000 for the second consecutive day and stole his fortieth base to: R. HB 001 000 000— 110 0] 100 000 001I— 212 1 Onell; Aldridge Roston Pittsburgh and | Brooklyn 3; St. 8T. LOUIS, Sept. Press) —- The Cardinals « today -in- ed. thelr lead in the ‘fourth of the National League to two. games when they svor their ght game from Brook- They knocked Grimes the mound in“the firth. Lovis 15 19.—(United full Segond st 1fn, 15 to 8, ° RH. EB. Brooklyn... 020.000 010— 8 9 7 St. Louls - 230.040 42x15 17 1 ott and Taylor; Sher. Cincinnati 7; Philadelphia 2 CINCINNATI, Sept. 19—The Reds toda sent the Phillies back to Ins’ ph in the national league rate by pounding Ulrich and Pearoe,- re. crult. pitchers, for fifteen hits” to win 7 to 2 Rixey phia’s hits well scattered. Durning, new outfielder, had a busy day in right for the Phillies with Seven putouts and two assists. He also chaséd eight hits, one ah over his head by Wa Score— Phfladelphia — c einndt! 000.206 000— 103 100 20x— 7 rich, Pierce and Henline; R 15 0 xey und ‘Hargrave. Chicago 6; New York 2 CHIGAGO, Sept. 19.—(United Press)—The Chicago Cubs folted the New! York Giants, 6 to, 2, here thie afternoon in’ the second ‘game their seriés. Scott wak Knocked off thé mound in ‘the seventh: Seore— RH. B. New York --. 900-101 000— 2 11 4 Chicago... 100 100:40x—-.6 12 4 Scott, Dean and Snyder; Blalte and Hartnett. KNITTLE DEFEATS GRAY FOR PLACE IN FINALS AGAINST SMITH IN GOLF TOURNAMENT Frank 8, Knittle will meet Warren L. Smith, Wyoming amateur golf champion, for the Casper Community club title in the finals match of the club tournament today. Knittle survived the semi-finals when he defeated L. R. Battling a high wind such as has broken down the- game of many a good player, Knittle anit! Gray turn- ed the 18 holes in 80 and 8! strokes, respectively. Knittle's advantage was on the greens. He putted with deadly acouracy, mith entéred the finals without test when J. P, Golden forfeited his match. Today's championship -eyent be over a 36-hole route will and should and 1 to play, in one of the best matche attract a gallery of fans, since it will be Smith's first appearance in tour: nament play here since he captuid the state title at Sheridan. The finals of the second and third filghts of the tournament will also be staged today. In the former, W E, Morrison ts pitted against Duke Wheeler, and in the other George Beatty is bracketed with J. H. Cuddy Close competition is expected in both for the 18 holes scheduled. | | f Near Chi Way Paved for Staging Wills-Dempsey Battle | cago, Report CHICAGO, Sept. 19. — (United; but because Dempsey wanted the Press).—Eyery obstacle to a fight | proposition investigated from an un- between Jack Dempsey, world's} biased angle, Benton said. heavyweight champion, and Harry Wills, the negro challenger, at an unnamed place “sot far from Chi- cago,”” on July 4, 1926, has been re- moved, Rob Roy Benton, Dempsey's personal agent, announced here to- night. Benton said an unheralded inves- tigation had convinced him of the financial responsibility and gooa@in- tentions of the syndicate of South Bend, Ind., business men who have underwritten the projected fight for $1,000,000, “I have wired Dempsey to that effect,” Benton said. ‘He will meet me in Chicago, Sunda’ September , and we will go together to South end to gign the final articles of agreement with Wills and Paddy Mullin, (his manager.” Benton had just returned from South Bend, where he conferred with the syndicate of five men, made other inquiries and frranged for Dempsey to meet Wills and Mullins ) will pro: | ign sreepect was The fight, Benton intimated, will be staged in Fitzsimmons’ Blue Sky arena in Michigan City, Indiana. Neither Jack Keurns, nor Tex Rickard 1s going to stop this fight, Kearns’ contract calls for anh one- third split of what Dempsey's gloves bring {n and he'll get that,” Benton asserted, “Dempsey will sign for no other fights until he meets Wills,” Benton continued, From other sources {t was learned that Dinty Wiseberg, pggminent In- diana hotel owner and officer of the Studebaker automobile company, are Included among the five who have wuaranteed $250,006 apiece. Doempsey—otherwise Fatelle Cinema star—is in accord with Dempsey’s wishes to fight Wills, Benton said. —$— —__ When despondént, John the painter, used to look of self-painted re orth while,” developed by the army air service. /Dirigibles can become “mother ships” for small airplanes, and %S¢ them in warding off attacks on the vessel and in doing scout work, This is indicated by a 4¢ vlasé of aviation being By means of a ring swung from the and a hook on the top of the plane, liens now are carrying diminutive Sperr: Photo shows a blimp maneuvering wit an attached plane at Scott Ships” for Planes trol car of dirigibles y planes as auxiliaries. Field, DL.” kept’ Philadel. | George | mer | | R.H.v. | 11 1} of} | PAGE SEVED Another Washington Disarmament Conference Reus GOTTA { GET RID OF THAT GIRD SOME HOW, Used in Booming Won't Let Him Make Peace Britain’s Trade lhe = ag ld and she never eald a word, but now. I am sorry and want to make up, But she won't. She cries and goes to bed. 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