Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 3, 1925, Page 5

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1925 World Results By Leased Wire SECOND DIVISION CONTENDERS BATTLE FOR POSITIONS TODAY Cardinals Blast Hope of Cubs to Finish in Fifth | Place by Defeat Yesterday; Phillies Close Behind Cubs. NEW YORK, Oct. 3.—(By The Associated Press.)— Secon division contenders in the major leagues were still battling for position today with prospects of their final rat- ing being undecided until the season’s closing games to- morrow. The Cardinals di spelled any. hopes of the Cubs to finish in fifth place by beating them ©) hitting for the circuit in the St. Louis { iades triumphs. Chicago is now but half a game in aavance of the cellar hole Phillies. | Boston invades Brooklyn today to | fend the fifth rung against the Rob- ins, The Braves need to win only one of their two remaning games with Brooklyn to annex fifth place while the Robins must win both of them to unseat Boston. The Yankes failed to gain on the sixth place Indians in the Amert- can league by tak shut-out at the hands of the ics, 10 to 0. Jimmy Dykes of Philadelphia made five hits off the first five balla pitched to him in five times at bat, establishing what is believed to be & major league record. L blows included a triple and homer, the lat- ter coming with two on base. Four hits were made off Braxton and one off Pennecock, The Red Sox made it three straight over the world champion Senators, finishing on the long end of an 11- to-2 score. Esemke of Boston yielded ten hits. ‘nnctichemnsnaag csiataiacin NEBRASKA AND ILLINOIS MEET CHICAGO, football to»start COMING BOXER Battlers Warned To Be Careful When He Really Punches. By FAIR PLAY. (Copyright, 1925, per Tribune, NEW YORK, Oct. 3.—When this bonny highlander, Tommy Milligan, gets over his politeness and quits holding onto his punches as if they Were the last two spoonsful of por- ridge in the house, all of the Ameri- can middlers and welters should put up the danger signal and bury them- selves for the winter, That may mean the world’s champion, Harry Greb, too, Being canny and conservative, as are all true Scotsmen, Tommy only turned a few hundred of those punches loose on Morrie Schlaifer, of Omaha, at the Queensboro sta- dium Wednesday night, but those few, plastered nicely throughout 10 | ts his nter—King rounds, were enough to make 1925 sway over | Morrie think all the bagpipes in the | Midwest sportdom. Milligan clan were wheezing inside) CYnostre of all eyes, through every western conference team has been an opener scheduled, was Har- old Red Grange, all-American back and University of Illinois captain, taking the field against Nebraska, led by Bd Welr, all-American tackle. Illinoia~was a victor last year, toé, in a struggle in which Grange was held under cover for future games, while Weir was a big fac- tor, Pitted against the tactics of him at once. It was the Britisher’s fight all the Way through and he had the Omaha lad all but knocked out two or three times. Milligan certainly is the best Burope—of which he is middle weight and welterweight champion —has sent to these parts for a long, long time. Now it's a question of who's next. In Wednesday night's bout, Tommy seemed afraid of breaking Sea Sees gepelre vest anctant | WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.—(Asso-) Wednesday’ as closely matched | The football game scheduled |tor | $y Peng crowned one te aD tome | ch fonity Me ree reacts or ec pers RA Ernest Beark: ‘| ciated Press.)—Trainer Mike Martin| any contenders in recent years for) eq On Field Usually this afternoon between the first team | rs to date, | Ale re) pee tne wher here ae The University of Chicago 1924/0f the world champion Senators,| baseball's highest honors. ‘This cor e f the Natrona County high school | stax Carey of the Pirates ran away wonder the Germans called those] Western conference champion, had|bas plenty to worry about as he}clusion is | apparent from {1 Very Heavy. nd a team mado up of Independents | rom his teammate, Cuyler, for the reas ae ee Kentuoky as an opponent, and was| endeavors to have the team in shape| analysis of the cogs In the two ma: | has been canceled. Tn announcing | sase stealing honors, Carey leading ne the tare a AUt | favorite t8- win’ for the opening clash of the world’s | chines. that the game had been called off, ny «ix with 42. Cuyler however, 4 ng the wars Norihwebtarn swan crippled by in [eerion next Wednesday, If either club is to be given ul By LAW RE NC | Coach Fred W, Layman of the high lignaing in scoring with 14 : juries to stars in its start against! With a back soreness threatening | ls however, expert opinion ¢ Copyright school said that many of the men al- ' South Dakota and expected a hard|to keep Stanley Coveleskie, counted dle A leer ads | oh ate ready were in bad shape because of ; game, Wisconsin's meeting with |upon to share much of the pitching |* radars aarthe oaeiMaAT Mettih te the: bard: Tid on: wien. they have ‘ Towa State, marked the debut of|burden with Walter Johnson, out | tensive steadiness Rekha phelle eSck ds A had ‘to play and, thatthe trotible; ine ss Coach George Little as the “Badger |of the series, the troubles of the | Prowess of Johnson [ieee : volved’ in staging & garie with: the eatin ta: test uh ha YEAR 10 BE FEATURED mentor.” Likewise, Minnesota’s en+|club have been increased by a new ake ya ; a y eae Fahy 4 ei acelabes by eg tey gs ae uid ‘ gagement with North Dakota was}injury to Roger Peckinpaugh’s baa} Vrs oct ciel i gre he possible banofit : ; tek = the midwestern bow of Coach Spears, | ankle, senenmenicy, he O78, esibe Bet Deshi’ Coins Mea clu SRSA DUB ERNS. BSE Ccoe at earstwhile pilot of Dartmouth and! he veteraf shortstop injured his}, TH® Pirates to offset assets of» banne c c the orang lack gridders will . + a y Virginia, as the Gopher strat: "h “san vines {thelr rivals, have ith | extreme conserva pi est today and will spend next week | Washington ~-.---- 4 BY GAME WITH MINES Mhris ys, 84 the Cophee, seas sokle.in brsotibe before the “Wednée- und \détting munch, © combination | @ great deal of time | preparing their trip to Butalo| Philadelphia ------.88 t Michigan faced a test of strength| wens i , which their followers are confident] resorted te | tora th the ns, October |St, Louls . é ig ! : f sc: coal | inne Ra Meso taal "a Riis, When he turned up at club head-! win break down the defensive bul| Imagine, “the mt Detroit «. on University of Wyoming alumpl.re-|" State conference honors were ine| Watters here yesterday, his trouble|warks of the veteran’ W ton | play 1 ot 5 game ie: turning to Laramie for the annuall volved in the games of Purdue with | “8S ‘iagnosed on a slight same nc $ home-coming celebration, will this}qabakh and Indiana with Indiana | *»Fain and the club physician said gridirc n | | 1 8 +4 . A year be given an opportunity of wit-| state Normal ax tell as Ohto State's he was confider Peck could play characte i | | OUESTI N Bostor 10 4 Gotham Police nessing the Cowboy football eleven entertainment at Ohio Wealayan, Vednesduy. ‘The ankle, however, ; of aches | | v = in action against the gridiron war-|” Notre Dame expected little diftt has been X-rayed to determine det the | eague. s YE2 > riots from the Colorado School of! cuity in winning over Lombard, nite ding ¢ ur 1 Chief to Run ines. Several years ago the Min- balan Aled Sreid Man rrla took: a light work ont ( 1 ] ‘ ers succeeded in spreading gloom out yesterday for the first time since t itts of | | ut ~; throughout the Cowboy camp, by de: | he was spik n finger about a } ¥ | F or El tec tion feating Wyoming at a home-coming | wee ago. He ts « g five) | re ve o ne, and this year 1 Dietz and | ad 1 i me: , 464 e revenge. | | a box! | Chicago 6 t football ag; ions | | Press.) ‘ AE t | 7 , of the tate | w erles - | . bal <_ on, and the fact that the C | -——- - - —_——— I oP amateur | School of Mines is also reported to} 1 Me 7 nf have a strong eleven would indl.| ¢ "Pate neathe and other} will witness one of the feature bat-| The Natrona County high school S L we ‘ a | car sorteapendente Of the Cancer | | | v3 If tournament will be held the | that | ‘y hes ors bigaey age REC eae, Conte. bya ‘Community course during the | _2 THE WHY AND HOW OF THE RULE ye eae Tribune, $14 World Building, New| | American League sgh F " rs 1 or i 4 Philadetphia New York 0 porters The game with Mines will be play-| Wyoming State Teachers’ institute. Me hens fag _ | act and’ pre pir the ball i| Seeiies , ehilaserans ic al ed on the afternoon of Saturady;| Alex MoCafferty, who has charge of Ribena bs vi I from rt terback ard j ue oes | stamped, eultee,| bd ‘ October 17th, and will be followed in| the course, will supervise the tour-| Certain men, in certain position se paeialliaadlbaaee | . t ton}. Ge atten.) Loreeged Snvelope top valle. reply. National League the evening by a gigantic alumni|néy. The state institute opens here | When play is started, are eligible to | the ion to the t Ung of | (Copyright 1025 The Casper T o ee qt ball to be held in the new gymna- tober 13, and no school will be|Teceive the ward pass. The Whe 73 fe is) a fow | s slum. Saturday morning will see| held during the sessions, making it | confines cligible rward t QUESTION — St batter up ts the annual Freshman Sophomore | possible to play off the tourney with. | Such m passer Oregor ‘ ‘e-| elven four called balls and the , PAF Olympics, and Saturday noon will] out interruption. Many students of | Were at yard the | n Las 6 b| fourth is a passed ball, May the 8, hee witness the alumni luncheon at the| the high schoo! have expressed their | line of scrimmage n the ball f | batt to second base if he can) S"-r' University Common desire to enter it was put in play Huskies beat t to %,| make it, The umpire said he could | ‘_ - Quite obvio the pass is| This yen fans to t t because he had been given first | wre received by an eligible player in| 1 40 to 0 rove Ore inte base and could not advance to on | , ! 1 | | other | fter bel a | the proper manner the bal n: »* other base after being made a’ pres. | + | =] * tinues ta play until it te declared | SIGNED TODAY) enh, Of the eno ,preeeting | Today’s Games |||. Salt Creek tusses e e oes, aah th MS onda | y |] Leave Casper, Townsend Hotel If the ps caught in th he eateher make a misplay oa | 8a, m, and 1p. m. and 5 p, m legal manner many conditions are | ia ; all the batter can go as far es| National League Lakca Bale’ Chaat ioe ted 1 no ey atts Lona ES eke ¥ at Phil hia 8 a. m., 1 p. m. and 5 p. m come thoroughly familiar with these : Ower QUESTION — Please explain the ved: os é Express Bos <eaves 0:80 Dally conditions the rules must be read melansd, by Presiie | meaning of the term “rabbit blow.” ie Seas Salt Creek Girry Stee an é and reread carefully. We will take | J0bMsen to officiate as umt | TORONTO, ¢ Fifield, | 15 it ‘* n legal blow? I at ¢ BAGGAGE A EXPRE. ° 4 the world series oh - ———— TELEPHONE 144 Willys-Knight 6 Touring |) 2322: ase = “ pea eke 3 y Section 4 of Rule XVII saya: “If | confit ant eind eat © NA Philadelphia F Willys-Knight 4 Coupe ffi i225 MSHINGTON DEFEATS. | = 1 s8-ANI1 forward, strikes the ground within ie. 43 | Ta Okt ro at Cl the fleidotielad, talther® bake - | QUESTION—In kicking off, can| Cleveland at Chicago. Rev ater Saving beth: tauohecs bri a |<. DENVER—Don I | kicking team place the ball any-|_ etre! tele se Se 3 ewan eligible player of @ither side, the JEFFERSON IN GRADE Spe fess won a oh where on its owi. forty-yard line, r Fi yo a AE oi against Cracker must it be in middle? Five dollars re will be pa These two cars have been used for demon- pesarabell not be Oonsidered. Ae con | Oregon, light weight. ANSWER—It.can be placed 4 t tothe party’ curnisl Ag * trating—just enough mileage to limber nee ‘iy | ‘dare | where. | Announcemen | Dally Tribune tr in tead fei i Then what happens? *HOENIX, Ar Max Meck nd,} cine Py 2 to the capture of the person who is them up. Bhis is a wonderful opportunity to ‘ ” Cree a ‘higpes a 7 Dr. A. P. Kimball wishes Dtieatic nalts subechintennh th you have wanted, and at a If the paall te indompieted ju: this Phoenix lightweight, won over young | QUESTION—What would be the 86 || fraudulently c 1 ‘ purchase the car you have i manner during a play following ~j|Burmay, Los Angele n elght | best infield with a battery in the |] co announce removal of his || trom Tribune eudsertt Patrons price that you can easily reach. Give us a the first, second or third downs, atl! des rounds jor leagues today taking the players || office from Yesness Build- || the paper should not ring and our salesman will put the car at the “offending side” must put the) Grade school football op re eens from both leagues? ing to Smith Building over || be, {heir subscription « your disposal. ball in play again at the spot of! Friday when Washington piled up| SAN FRANCISCO—Billy Alger,| ANSWER—Too much of a quoe Callawavye Farnit t Ano Authorinda wolleseeen t ’ the preceding down and the play|49 points and blanked Jefferson in| Phoenix won a decision from Dode] tion for this department — No one allaways Furniture s net pa bag tence Mi larg Me ah counts as a down, The team must], game played on the Natrona Coun: | E t, Seattle, in ten rounds, Fred! knows. Guessing is stmply tale || Associated with Dr. J. W. || offtes De ee . make the same yardage as it|ty high schdol athletic pa w Angeles middleweight, | partime Bingham, dentist. is s 1 t Th D. d Motor Co needed previous to tho incompleted | ington gathered In 18 of otk Onkland, fought a six - e ee ou . first halt of the tray Gilbert Attel of San} ! rof Phone—Offic 8 ompleted pass occurs on —_—_—_—_—— nik six rounds from Jiny In As ¥ Res. 1715W 424 West Yellowstone Phone 1700 and last down the bail | Teil the Advertiser sa n 1, Los Angeles welter- | rn : : e€ ep one - Ty vy 6, ~Vvww' . s i a, Sppgnents at the spot! The Tribune, 479 « £ Ps GET YOUR WORLD'S SERIES NEWS BY PLAYOGRAPH © } Y Vv CHICAGO, Oct <By The Asso: | R H FE ANKEES s Toki H Fi ciated Press)The major league |B | nant campaign end tomorrow } B I r FWIT 7 ogéers Hornsby of St. Louis rer jt t ng ast ating champs ¥ {in the Ameérioan league resting be- | a v r hd and Tris Speaker, pilot of the In-y; . | the clo. diane, The final games probably will | tng d F the issue between Spoalre T Ww r T - ger slugger. held t D ‘ ; Fl unofficial YOUNG Rim} RELY A aTENGELC o DER C Mi SEWARD | STRIKE aS Score son Tea 168 j . \. Fl OUT B RUNS LELY BALL J TYARKEESIOOWOIOONTTIIOVOL |} AGIANTsyojoololo(oosioL LF in to nab the runner tn his hv singles, home-runs, fumb! base you watch his progress b f| p “Play Ball!” It’s w long way from Casper to the Pirate park in Pittsburgh. - It's even further to the honte of the Washington Senators. But the next best thing to « round-trip ticket east, with all expenses paid, is the brand new Playograph service by which The Tribune will help Casper fans to watch every play of the history-making series begin ning next Wednesday, The Playograph is the Iatest and most perfect device for sport fans through the big game, play by play. It’s just like watching the game. The playing field is before you, and you see the ball as it is pitched, as it goes soaring out to center field, as it comes winging SENATORS FACE REAL TROUBLE GETTING INTO CONDITION FOR OPENING OF WORLD'S SERIES long slide for the plate. Strikeouts, see them all, When a man fs on means of visible footprints. The Playograph is operated in connection with a special wire direct from the playing field, You SEB the play virtually as soon as the rooting crowds In the bleachers back east do. Casper baseball enthusiasts—and who isn't one at world series urged to come early next Wednesday and each succeeding day until the championship is decided, There is room for all in front of the Tribune office, wh ayograph will do its stuff. But the early comers will get the Come down, WATCH TH OREGON KNOWN Ro MUD SQUAD ‘Home Games All Play- ng and root for your team. (GRID BATTLE CANCELLED BY HIGH SCHOOL 'Batting Leadership of American League Nov complied to¢ First in News Of All Events ~ TAORNOBY REALIZES PERCENTAG GOAL, LEADS HOME RUN HITTER: Rests Between Cobb and Speaker With Next Two Days to Settle Race. to y, Heflmann points back of Speaker. The ¢ land leader {s not expected to figur in tomorrow's game, except possibly asa pinch hitter, which Is likely make his final average what it $90, Hellmann has @ chance mack out a sufficient numb hits to give him the 1925 Al Simmons, youthtyl Athlet is certain of third place, w Cobb and Wingo of Detroit fight it out for foutrh place h According switt | Simmons is be x 1989; Cobb \ 1 t and Wingo .368, These figures g based on games inoluding those of Wednesday. Johnny Mostil of Chicago is as sured of the stolen base honors. He has stolen forty-one and {s far in front of his rivals, Mostil also has considerable edge in scoring, having counted 139 times Bob Meusel of the Yankees ts the new home run kir the circuit. He has smashed rty-two four WOMAN’S GOLF Daggers. See rsae TILE MATCH Louts b wi ashing: on, | 348; Sisler ; Lamar, Philadelphia , Chicago, AT ST LOUIS Combs 342; Hale, | | " Philadelphia It there ever was leading hitter league t In over e Cardinals is bat 5 403 t tin, , With Bottomley sec: ond with and the veteran Zack e Wheat of Brooklyn third with .8658. | ¢ 7 Cuyler of the Pirates 1s fourth with |‘ 3 I 355. Ford Hornsby, in addition to copping | Collett i the league batting honors, is assured