Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 27, 1925, Page 7

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1925 PAGE SEVEN World Results By Leased Wire First in News Of All Events at Atlanta Kentucky ville, Arkansas versus I STOPS JOHNSON INFIRST ROUND dikes Produce Year’s Great Team, Missonri University CURTISS RACER T0 VICTORY omen ere us Center-at Dar IN BALTIMORE AIR CLASSIC | BAY SHORE PARK, BALTIMORE, Oct. 27.—(P)—A | \iet black little U. S. army Curtiss racer; with an uncannil;s |dexterous pilot in the cockpit, proved America’s cup de- | fender yesterday when Lieutenant James H. Doolittle drove to a 232,578 miles an hour victory in the international Jacques Schneider seapl@he trophy race. “Towa Bulldog” Appears Far. from Being Out | When Second Tosses Towel in Ring to End Punishment by Negro. Hana State Carolina NEWARK, N, J., Oct. 27.—()—Harry Wills today had | Carolina at Righmond, 7 . : i Lieutenant | Cattanooga versus Sewanne a a quick but indecisive one-round heavyweight victory over Doolittie’s time was a new Schneld-{ metres Chattanooga Floyd Johnson to his credit. {er weRhy a cae edition, He} Captain Hubert Britain's} Vanderbilt. versus “Ole Miss” at The A tose . si | set up claims for three new world's | only pilot in th se, drove a Glog. | Nashville g W hile 10,000 spectators ‘in the First Regiment Armory records—100 kilometres, 200° kilo-|ter Naplor IT to cecenn dikoe eftec|" Voto T: versus 2 urg at Lex yelled “fake” a towel was flung unexpectedly from the | > metres and jum speed—which} rieutenant Ofstie Lieutenant | "ste corner of the boxer who had been heralded ‘before the| RICHERsON will be presented to the Federacion | match as the “Iowa bulldog.” What to have been'a-12-round; no-de- cision event ended two minutes and son, Wiis entered 216 ~pourlds; 12 the more than his op- ring weighing FUVARD Aerohautique Internationale for ree | y ognition. peed was Lieutentant Doolittle made 285.036 Heorge T. Cuda! with engine trouble 99,169 a dropped out aptain Broad’s {es per hour. Ligutenant. Giovanni de Brig: \ two seconds after the opening of the| ponent. ‘The n3gro. immediately car-{ miles per hollr on his last lap around} soo. thing place Hie thas Kays Auguste first round last night. rled the fight to-hts opponent, sink. | Lipail Wendie ee a Rn ey rh ener Johnson was an easy victim for ing @ left to the stomach and then | vious world record recognized by, the seven laps was 168.144, ee i = n Lieutenant Doolittle’s beautiful the punishing blows of the ne bring the up te Fedéracion Aeronautique Internat- ' + " challenger, who has "a contract for | head eens aad UA to the SERS gcir ii ee ge nadin © pad ager toed omit cee Maan ae CIS rate " a heavyweight title battle next year} A right hand wallop to the head Henry C. Blard in Great Britain's} W"* Credited by the timers with cut-| a: yfoscow, with Jack Dempsey. But Johnson appeared to the spec- tators to be far from out when the towel fluttered. He was on his feet and had not been knocked down. then drovg Johnson to the ropes. He had his hands up in defense when the tewel was flung. ——_—> “mystery ship," the supermarine Napier S-4 in a trial flight at South. ampton. Thé supermarine, entered {n the Schneider Cup race, crashed with Captain Blard during a trial filght ting 20 to 35 miles from the rac him and to have been an out ing feature of his victo! oe Washington t Pullman, Wa anford Alto, Cal, Oregon Aggies ver: ca A After the match, a physician rep- last Friday and was totally wrecked, Cory allts Ore : 4 reseniing the state boxing commis- gba ny plabersaoo meres Bs ia Gonzaga versue Haskell sion. examined Johnson and declar- a as out of ane ed that he was fit. i yesterday's contest in the fifth lap. Willamette versus Whit “Tl was h-drunk,” n- flew a Curtiss seaplane 178.26 miles Salem, Ore. ieee ai sng 3a per hour for both 100 kilometres St. Mary's ersus here a year ago. Lieutenant Doo- (Southern E at I ILLINOIS 10 \ittle’s marks were 234.772 for 100 kilometres and 234,352 for 200 kild- Pomona Versus Callfor Angeles. ssi |/FOR WEEKEND |°2 = =~ Whittier, Cal i : Wyoming univers! will. battle, St Bozeman, Sf INVADE EAST ei Montana State at Bozeman next Vri- Utah versus Brigham Young at Mo 2 Utah | 2 day, October, 20, ite regular week Salt Lake city. : i i end clash, Saturday following | Denver Versus Colorado at De: i y f ah Aggies verdu Ag Game Saturday with! Starts Wednesday | mae, biden a versus ate} Otay ents yond Pennsylvania to Be Feature Event. © From Laramie. LARAMIE, Wyo., Oct. 27.—With TLINDENMEYER. \TACKLE. . Central Press Photos: passing and running star of the 1924 omore, carries acruggéd frame. WAVE PLANNED Brigham Young versus Utah at Salt Lake City. Colorada Aggies versus Utah Ag- Colorado Teachers ver Mines at Greéley, Colo, BY NORMAN E. BROW | He bigs all dn Sees bse a cay Maks ponrerenee ogi Out in “Missourl; where th@ low-| team, leading the eleven'or the field.| {8 rapidly demanding Attention an} — Pe i ag aa Sty hi ‘ 1A james of the season tucked safely |jiands arefertile and the Ozarks one of the most brilliant open field 2 , idan tie motion pehrend ie away and their conference standing | stand as sturdy as the corn they | -The-team itself presents the’ tdeal runners in the west. me N Di Get ger iron: champlonship of four unbeaten | Still. unblemished by defeat, Coach} aye football every fall, Conkider-|combination—weight without sacrt- Following. the Kansas Aggie tray |/NCW scovery to Pennsylvanai versus Tllinols at major elevens, Pennsylvania, Army, W. H. “Lonestar” Dietz and twenty- able foothall. fice of speed or versatility of play. the Missourians have nothing to do Philadelphia. n Titraaeee Feomineceneot: ‘Thomias, the Sake see R Yalo versus Army at New Hayen. | Cofnelt and. Syracuse, 1s blocked by | four University, of Wyoming: £00" ne sehjevemenis of the Miseourt| Thomas, tho fullback, -welghs 196 hut ‘chock Washlnstor Oktakonee First Real Test in Hi) Pera cerene Azote At New A YE. > formidable opposition, Several othen| Dall ™men wil leave Laramie early} icy conference teams—Missouri, | Pounds... Doss, Richerson, «: guard,|and Kansas. A tough schedule. But coe u unbeaten teams have easler taske| VCdnesday morning on a ten-day bas Ate, Oklahoma, | throws 220 pounds into the line with | judging by. the form of the team to: November. Mecdncho! serwual tinea ahead. invasion of Montana and Utah nstitutions—are | the speed. of a Ithe little quarter. |day all three of these. schools will sneer. Versus Fenn Stare. at syrac Trainer Lee and Student Manager lost sometimes in| Lindernieyer, one of the tackles, tops| have to present thelr maximum "Gotnell’ vereua Columb N —— Ned Grange or 3 s oye heduled to ar- jeastern games ana | 28 running mate, weig! 5 pounds | Show em boys. fr © Show Ni ; Oct, 27.—The hor- at gated | * i i invasion in an effort to stop Pent. |rive: in Bozeman, Mfontana, hare: fine spectacles of |Clark, at quatter.and only a soph-| State. feontal wave, of which much has| payne Yereus Swarthmore a Lift Off with Fingers Srivanis, ‘the conqueror, of Yale snd /dey noon, and on Wriday afternoon |the Ten sta- been written since its recent dls-|° Harvard vereus William and “Mary Chicago, Pasterfield, fleet Penn half| they. will clash with the powerful Murda taGE ate, avery g28 Of WHIGH IdGH Ie exceet, ‘ ¥| back, will be out of the lne-ip as {aggregation representing Montnaa -y the resint of a hip bruise, syhile Al Kruez, the team’s ball carrying ace, will ‘require a specially constructed brace to protect an: injured knee. conducted from the General Electric i . 7 At New Haven, Army, conquerer | ball fans and are likely to proye de- Missour! fs lead: a station, WGY, at Schenectady. BRE ASI «4 versus Bucknell at of Notré Dame, must face a ‘growl | termining factors in the Cowboy bat- tng the’ flea out 46) e enalties of Delay Fee hei ite raroes er, Mase. fe a ing Yale Bulldog. Cutler and’ Kline,| tle for the championship of the |there and making = iG . a ao Saturday by 0. J. Young, off jams syorsts nion at Wil Yale backfield stars, have wrenched| Rocky Mountain Conference, F.)I- in bid. for ‘national By NORMAN E. BROWN, opinion ag to the length of the game. | 24° . Ie * iamstown, Maas, knees, but Coach Jones is so well fortified with reserve material that the power of his team probably will not be serlously affected. Two other outstanding games will Provide initial major tests ig the east for Cornell and Syracuse, nel ther of which has yet been Bcored upon. Cornel! will meet_a rugged team in Columbia, while Syracuse will at- tempt to continue its winning streak against Penn State. «Want some” State Colleges Six.days Inter the || Wyoming team Will battle the Utah Aggies at Logan. regarded as crucial by Cowboy foot- lowing the trip into Montana and Utah, the Wyoming men will play an Armistice Day game with Colo- rado State Teachers’ College at Cheyenne, and on November 18 will meet Utah University at Larainie. Thanksgiving Day the squad goes to Fort Collins,.to meet the Colora- do Aggies in the final game of the 1925 season. The last conference game previous to the departure of the Cowboy squad for Bozeman was with. the Colorado School of Mines on Octo- ber 17, The game wag witnessed by a large homecoming crowd, of Uni- versity alumni and resulted ‘in van overwhelming victory for Wyoming —the score being 43 to 0. It Is-siad to have been the most staggering defeat ever suffered by a -Mines team.” : At the opening of the season, Wy- oming defeated Kearney, Nebraska] pionship, Senate Committee Will ¥ | waukeo. 3 ‘ : : ; ‘al Blectric engineers trans: J y Normal to the tune of,24 t0/0,-and| ‘This "year Missourl started out H (erate through the horizontal an-| _,JoHR Carroll, versus, Detroit at Big Game a.week later, defeated Western State! with 14 letter men of last year's Ar gn om tet and Ukteahore wave | Cleveland. ° College, at Gunnison, Colorado, tolteam in: trim and Sam. Whiteman, ear Firguments On | teonae on South. Hunting the score of 7 to 0. Manufacturer Praises Labor For Red Curb ST. LOUIS, Mo.,,Oc: —A)—In his annual address at the 30th con- Both games are |} sourt Vailey its football. This year the husky team from the University. of has honors. In- fact the chances loom big now that when SAM WHITEMAN the gray ‘afternoons of late Nover ber roll around this “Show M State team may rank as the strongest in the country. You may well bear achievements to date—the 9 to 6 victory over the always’ powerful Nebraska ¢leven and. the 6 to 6 tle with Tulane, Last year Missourl won the Mis- sour! Valley title with five victories and byt one defeat. Nebraska, boast. ing one of its strongest teams in years, was the only eleven to halt the Missourians. In addition to its valley victories, Missouri registered a 3 to 0 victory oy Chicago early in the season. Chicago later won the Big Ten cham. | in mind the QUESTION | BOX | It you have some question to ask about baseball, football, box. ing or any other amateur or pro While the rival .teams.in a foot | ball game are given various options regarding the position taken at tho start of (he game, selection of goal posts, etc., these options are with- drawn tn some cases when necessary to penalize violation of the rul The forfeiture of the option chosen by a given team is enforced by the officials when a team delays the starting of the game or fails to be ready to start play on time at the beginning of the sevond*half. The rules give the referee the ate WHY AND HOW OF THE RULES Refusal to play within two mint- utes after order by referee. Refusal to allow game to proceed. (Tomorrow; An Odd Loophole.) COLORADO RIVER TIGHT REOPENED IN LOS ANGELES Dam Proposal. LOS ANGELES, Cal., Oct. 27,—U) Opposing forces in the long draws | out Colorado controversy were to be iven an opportunity to voice their views "Before the senate” committee on irrigation and reclamation at hearings scheduled to begin here to- day Other seesions: mre in prospect at San Diego,-Bi Centro and Arizona and Nevada points, 4 by many leading radio engineers, fs to receive its first attention as the medium for broadcast programa November 2 and 3. The tests will be the engineering department of the Géneral Electric company, the ex- perimental work with the horizontal wave will be done on the regular broadcasting ,wave length of WGY, namely, 379.5 meters, and transmit- ted from the 50 kilowatt super-porer transmitter. The schedule for the testa provides for a half hour period of broadcast entertainment on the horizontal an- tennae from 12 o'clock midnight to 12:30 a, m., on November 2 and 3, followed by a 15 minute silent per fod after which WGY will continue to broadcast, using {ts regular ver- tleal antennae. Usteners interested ity of the programs as transmitted on the two types of Severaleinteresting periments have been conducted by lengths, but no attempt has been made so far to study the effects of theshorizontal wave when used with a, broadcast wave leneth. | Reports on the short wave tests | have led to the bellef that the new} type of wave may be the key to some | definite knowledge of the causes of | fading ana may possibly lead to ite | elimination and point out some way to its cure. BOAT UPSET, at Cambridge, West Virginia versus Washington and Lee at Charleston, W. Va. Pittsburgh versus Joins Hopkins at Pittsburgh. Middle West, Navy versus Michigan at Ann Ar- bor, Mich, Colgate versus Michigan Aggies at East Lansing, Mich. Oh{o versus Wooster at Colambus. Minnesota versus Wisconsin at Minneagolis. Chicago versus Purdue at Chicago. Iowa versus Wabash at Iowa City. Northwestern versus Indiana at Evanston. Drake versus Kansas at Lawrence, Kan. Towa State versus Missouri at Co- lumbla, Mo. Oklahoma versus Nebraska at Lin- coin, Oklahoma Aggies versus Grinnell at Stillwater. Oberlin versus Rochester at Ober- lin. Creighton versus Marquette at Mil- COLDS Break a Cold Right Up with Doesn't hurt @ bit! Drop @ little “Freezone” on any aching corn, cal- Jus, or “hardskin’* on bottom of feet Instantly tt stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fingers. 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Edgerton, pfesident,- surveyed | | 0aseball. committee departs for San Diego, re- Cleaning ‘E had eaten a few Life Savers the "present tendencies {n manners peaihi eg Perry, on amateur late directly to the ercoeonaaey avery, ioree hours before lighting a fresh and-morals, with relation to business | | *ports, ani bill which ‘is to be reintroduced ROUND LAKE, N. Y., Oct. 27.~ ua e s tadies and’ Mens ¢ smoke. And he offered his friend and commerce. He also commended Fair Play on boxing and other congress next December’ am which! ¢@ An ovétturned boat and an pales Bt Pt cpa i $1.25 some. the American Federation of Labor| | professional sports. All are » provides for the construction of a empty automobile caused fear today reliet, The @ecbnd dies Plain Wool The idea was new to the other for keeping in check the radical ele-| | clal correspondents of the Casper high dam at on near Boulder can-linet yohn M. 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Fidg| Labarba’s first defense of the}‘near Yuma, Arizona into the Imper- ea tn Round Lake whtle duck Contains no quinine 7 rg devtthow asserting that much of the discord riywdent ring title he recently lift-|inl and Coachella valley of Call fake fo pesldvaey, ot fete ry JAKE fy in industrial relations is superim-| | @—Where is Struhldreher the all-} eq from Frankie Genaro in Calt-| fornia. Mek wrahelw,. one 64. the pte: Componnas’ Bete THE NIFTY TAILOR Eat a few posed by forces outside industry, | America quarterback coma syd 1] tla, may be an international bat-) Members of the senate committe] nitetors of the Troy Times, was | thirty-Ave cent Wyatt Hotel Bamt ~ Phone 802 Life Savers “On the whole business is: good} A—At Villanova, a Catholle col-| tie, Ernie Jarvis of England, wh [itn Los Angeles-for the hearings are.J aceompanted on the trip by William | Dragelets guaran: and, getting better,” he said. “There | lege in Pennsylvania now is fighting in this country,-has Senator McNary of’ Oregon, chatr-by, wood, engineer of the Timet | tee {s almost a minimum of involuntary recelved an offer to meet Labarba| man, and Senator Jones of Washing! yy je unemployment. Wages, both nomi-| Q—Pitcher throws the ball to bats-| on Nevember 26 ton, PRipps of Colorado, Cameron ‘ial and “ral, “ate still the highest |™man. Ball hits*ground and bounces . — of Arizona, Oddie of Nevada, Short. paid in the entire world.” And hits batsman, ° Batsman did not} Washington | College of Chester-| ridge of Callfornia, Kendrick of oar strike at the ball. Umplre sald tt) town, Md, is credited with produc-| Wyoming; Pittman’ of Nevada, Jehn- / Smokes Tell the Advertiser—"I saw it in| Was nothing. Was he right? ing the football season's heaviest | son of California, Dill of Washing: ANN N EMENT The Ttibune. A.—Umpire was wrong. He should} jineman, Keenan, right guard who| ton and’ Ashurst of Arizor read rule 32, Plerce, the famous s scales 820 pounds, .—Is Bemu: . | ” Py ’ . Carlisle Indian Jineman ‘melt inter. | AR Interview in the current isue| Durant Denies : ON AND AFTER NOV. IST 1 RA I N SCH [4 U LE : ested In football? of Colller’s quotes Ruth as placing é. fi e a! ‘ A.—He {s coaching a high schoo! | Ns losses mies a pete parler Plan to Annex i CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN team in California, SAE SOO RRRinead RE ek 4: ; *1e,° Westbound Arrives Departs lawyers and detectives.$25,000. : ova le Line Far. or ars y , wel: . m. 1:50 p. m, Q.—Only one base Is occupied and | /wyers an nina ods oa aE ee oat pte S200 Depats the batter is in position, Pitcher ‘ | General Motors or 0 Ss No, 622 sence Bt46 p,m. 6:00 p.m. || steps off plate and throws to third| Tiger Flowers, tho Georgia negro 0. date 6 Wicinas io wn ae hain ne base. Umpire rules balk and sends | middleweight, rates the title of the - Prepare a harmléss and eftective e : . No Sunday trains west of Casper the base runner to second base. | iron man of’ boxing. 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