Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 6, 1925, Page 7

| FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1925 : ch ¢ Casper Daily Tribune : : : PAGE SEVE . [rte =| THE TRIBUNE’S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS "i's stnul TITLE HOPES OF COWBOYS ARE |. plaskiNTestivowracs -—~—«(GASPERHIGHEXPEGTS TOUGH (AF (IGGERG IWED 0 DEFEAT BY AGGIES, —°>=ms-seTimen se ate IMCAMESCHEDULED aruepay ECT BOBCAT Utah Farmers Roll Up Score of 26 to 13 After Trailing, 3 to 7, at End of the Half; Third Quarter Sees Turn in Tide. LOGAN, Utah, Nov. 6.—Championship hopes of Wyo- ming university were given a setback here yesterday when the: Cowboys went down to defeat, 26 to 13, before the onslaught of the Utah Aggies. Defeat came to Coach ‘Dietz’ warriors after they had finished the half in the lead, 7 to 3. The Colorado Aggies and Utah re. ymain the only two undefeated teams ~dn-the conference as a result of the game here, but Wyoming will have a chance at both of them in closing ‘games of the season. Utah must play the Colorado College Tigers, the Cow- boys and the Utah Aggies before the end of the season, while the Colorado Aggies have yet to meet Colorado university, the Mines and the Cow- boys, Although title. hopes have been reduced to the vanishing point an up- set may bring them into a tie for the championship. ‘The Farmers game yesterday was featured by the brilliant work of Thomas, Utah's left half, who suc- cesstvely made long gains and car. attempts at field goals, c The first score for the farmers nm the first period Fesulted from a is which placed the ball well in Wyoming territory and Thomas drop-kicked a goal from-the 2 -yard Une. In the second quarter, after several exchanges of punts, DeFor- tercepted an Aggle pass and ran 55 yards for a touchdown. rly in the third quarter, DeFor- res attempted to kick from the Wyoming goal line, but the punt was blocked and Jeffs, of the Aggies, fell on the ball for a touchdown. The next Aggie touchdown was made after a series of passes and lne- bucks which placed the ball in a position for Thomas te buck over Layr " |Rejuvenated Eleven 4 “Saturday” when Hs his eciorts to nave] Be Seen in Action. ; squad from Coach Dough keel |: : sh > Tomorrow. Markley’s men have been playing ex-| tron ‘ | cellent football so this year and} ‘ = haye not lost ey have not | ¢ however midable t am as Casper a Laramie which I narrower margain t ia at 2:20 0 t : up n for Saturda did Casper. na State College | In Conference) | BARBA i§ ies oe ot Wyoming Uni, — Utah Aggies - Colorado Unt. Western’ State — Colorado College in the America: International Leagu eriean League. rl; * joined the Wester: Colorado Minea is) rled. the ball over for two touch-| for a touchdown. pe tebe : |} NEW YORK, 2 1 ew | downs in addition to two successful} Again in the fourth period Thomas ‘i ; ; when dies cae : | York boxtr I ay t YSN ae ibroughs aadieran 10: outta By NORMAN F. IN. out a victory over Northwestern } : n leven, | Denver: Us, ~ 1D ecomtiee? t La Bat ny-| J be “ t f e 01 7 ” I r 1 te | Montana State ai 0 ( “9 r a touchdown. Late in the fourth} The west again stands of | two fleld goals: wi : Dam Kno my weight champion of his, ago i * I 4, Wyoming fumbled on. a line| the east in football, he ages “ROR TREBEAA But ode | Reckaee teal ee tees Ceuceane a = 0 5.000) Weight champion because of hi Jmpire Joseph \: J 7) t este: s t, tt .. _ ck, but Retman of the Cowboys| When Red Grange ran wild on thé} touchdown on a rene ler 1 a to 0° vic |right to 1 ail w ’ 2 a ¢ y >} ‘phi ‘ ols ran rough shod c tory, based on jame's great irs : ; é ie recovered and raced 45 $ards for the | 00z¢, of a Philadelphia gr 8 Oe a a ee . : BETS | O B D ‘ second Wyoming touchdown, wha, {Other dayiagainst Penneyivania and| Red Grange alone “accour | reputation, sour sweet to the BROOKLYN PLAYS G00) te rani los Gath | rien eaa "yy THomas scored his second dropkick| Penney Friedman led Michigan to} three touchdowns and Britt | Sane gate, “DHS” Ckmne” ther Ari jt ‘ meee Pt |Bne ~~ after Leddingham intercepted a! ® stunning y over. the 'Nayy | other. Seo Ther Sunn, und: Dea | 1 ing board umbering | \es Wyoming pass and placed the bali| team, the triumphs stood out not so | Fennsyivanin Boe, ¢ ta | NEW YORK, v. 6 —)—I We on the 20-yard line. much as individual achievements for cleared away in char eph O'Brien, 50 years old; for 1) & Grange and Friedman or Illinois and | 4 8 e the soldier lads York n its stand on the} yenrs an » in the major ant? ae Michigan as, addit{onal testimonialq j bu in thelr own I Jr hil | minor lengues, died last night a ™ BY LAWRENCE PERRY to the supremacy of football as play- (Boat q. from I home in North Troy. O'Brie. ically, put the Army | si t| ht 1925 The Casper Tribune) ed in the west nst that displayed | pie YORK, Nov. 6—The Uni- FLASHES on the Atlar wabogrd ‘and in : running as a power- versity of Washington and Leland nearhy states. nd nullified the early Stanford elevens will play an {m- Today we have the following re ry over Notre Dame. And by the BY JOHN B. FOSTER portant Pacific conference game at OF LIF sults of intersectional games, : token {t made Pennsylyania's 2 nates S Seattle Saturday. It will be Wash- Michigan 54, Navy 0. 88 matida ate stand cot opyright 1 at N-health forced him t " ways Illinois 24, Pennsy)vania 2. 1 , Prise > <, Nov, 6.—By playing qu Sections | My h {igton’s’ bonte-coming game, -alwaye Ohio State 9. Columbia 0. {s is wiped out bythe} canny hands, both the San Fran ° & great event in Seattle. (By The Aesoclated Press) ayedonlent& Tallede 0; ) 2 vietory of the ‘Illint’ over] isco and Brooklyn clubs haye done Tell’ the. Adwers ieee 1 fea te itr Washington got by the erucial! oNDoON—The German amvasea.| -S2T2cUSe 14, Indiana 0. CHICAGO, Nov. 6+)—The mia-| P< well in the deal whereby McWeeny, Tribune. Washington state game at Pullman | aor hag been entertained at.a din.| |onnsyivania 7, Sees Oe football atmosphere is | Now as to Michigan. one of the best pitchers on the coast last Saturday and now 'finds nothing | nor at the French embassy, iret | Ay Serre! Pare Cy BM charged today with: im 1 on mes the sinking}came to the Brooklyna by draft in the way of her championship as- tine since the war, hese aro the scores of the east:| storms, due to burst forth tomorrow | |." teat "|. MoWeeny's work was. watched ° ee elope antes ee "ae"cinvin nant theo alt Meyaiauena ene ga | py satan Ean tana wae nse aes ||| Bargains Galore! ||” gpa eronh) Se, cans constityte |, SRUSSELS—Al_ pending cases! won uy 5, Orr agree ties, oy at » 0 ame team against|the season and all of them were on bs e bana and the I see . ‘ at But Consider the ‘Teams TPIsDiniiL oontenthadoters u cored but two|the point of recommending him to However the three western, ‘vic 4 to Jowns. Syracuse, when em-|the eastern clubs, but none of them tories overbalanca decisively the triq] >« Beet nd its uncross State game,| did, although many letters and tele are in Chicago for the first t ronees hatte ds. o i teked out. is al line, crossed. anged hands. ANCOUVER, B. O.—A_ rattway | U™PHS tha-east eked ou ; ‘ ver} Years. Except Edwards, 5 "it has one!of ‘the car’ wi Consider “Illinois: victory, over,| ¥°8Ts: ang that it has one of ‘the Brooklyn was interested, as Man: | car with an ofl burner and an elec- Penn’ as-against the-defeat handed} YOSt has every one of his est defensive teams in the east against German officers and soldiers for war time crimes in Belgium have been quashed, not easily negotiable cbstacle be- tween the Huskies and their ambi- tions. Stanford and Washington ‘first played football in 1893 when the Cardinals won, 40 to 0. The next AT THE WESTERN—THE POPULAR AUTO SUPPLY STORE Here are a few items among the many that are timely: erged from the had not had its Which 1 Mth ric ge : ; j z ger Robinson had been keeping pede ane = r 2 e wa 2} ‘hicago «had been ,hel¢ a 3 tol? = per Seo ere | In ia held the easterns to two] mo: he ne sourc iS eal = RT PR oh 1 te ey Oot ee eerie nc eha | Couver, 2,887 miles in 67 hours, Sits Gor Ghio Gtaratonicitanteaka Hie LtoRN) Draventshia iUkingusudh'lomeieee Si ee eee Tree eran one source. tt ts sad 91 Top Recovers for Fords, complete_ 88.80 0-0 tie and in , the as ° 3 oy Oh and. bh Chania tecoiedia: ‘ ne, 3 ran : he San } is . , two elevens played, the Huskies won RIO JANETRO—The health of os fa Sno a Al eclinee4 through Indiana. Now then, does the] was approached to let McWeeny go Wool Robes JAS nsive strength of the Syracuse|the price was,as high as {t was for 12 to 8, John W, Weeks has been much. im- roons leave for Urbaka to be the|and Wolverine teams stack up? No|the release of Waner and Rhyne to C b O Z Id r L hs by his voyage from New gudkts.ot #Red”’ Grarige,| Barl Brit-| question t Pittsburgh. ton and others’ 6f.Coach Zuppk A Cheek-Up on Cornell. At any rate, when the draft came | arial 1 reception committee’of eleven. Up- e- hasn't: won a West-lalong this fall’ McWeeny was still e NEW YORK—The er. Dr. wards of 70,000 fans ar pring | Given Release Charles W. Dane, who stirred up a n Urbana to see the Red” terror renee game to-date. Th with San Francisco. More than one team, however, held Chi-] manager was surprised, each of controversy by forbidding dancing In in his final. home-town kasd ig appear oad . » the Stagg-|them felt one of the other fellows} a ehureh tasiaing, has ‘been FAVOR AGAIN” 1 big ten game. }men went to Philadelphia, But Co-|had a grip on the player {n som a dropped from the Congregationa’ ries< may. Ba dandy lumbia, traveling west, found State] way. Whe ame ‘or Broo! CHICAGO, Nov. 6—()—Denvir| rolls at his own request. ie lus Se ere ccan ‘ 1 took Ky Ma taidvat a Gate ERAT Daisy Tire Pumps Celluloid, per sheet Our merchandise is standard and reliable and our prices low. Your Patronage IS Appreciated. = Grigsby, outfielder of the Cubs toda y become a Presbyterian. though he may assist pd Rice ; | ming. And this same Columbia team rH MeWeeny wos eligible and when bib leery pl sae bsinds ergy eiegane = hospitality. to .the -visiting 1 | fought it out with Cornell other] informed that, he was, took him OF WYOMING 1 American Association Club, Tommy} TULSA, Okla—Trans-continental} Nmw YORK W)—Prin: | coach Little’ of Wisconsin led a losing by the close score] thus obtaining a player for the draft Phone 596-R 233 East Second St. | Griffith, a veteran who came to the trains were held up for two hours|ceton and Dartmouth are general picked squad of thirty out of Madi-{ of 17,to 14. Cornell Js considered one|price that ‘others had heal 14a th | cubs lest year from Brooklyn in a] while a freight locomotive raced to favorites in major ostball battles in | con, hopeful of aa if ire Haty e- | ¢ e greatest teams in the east. | belleve would stand them at. leaat 4 We Sell FREEZNO trade, was unconditionally released. | take an injured girl to a hospital. | ine east tomorrow. In se ‘These are the first changes in the Cubs roster since Joe McCarthy! NEW YORK. came from Louisville as manager. | contractor who was regarded as Grigsby goes as part payment for|white when he played football at Outflelder Scott, who reports next | Columbia, has admitted in an appli. spring. Grigxby was unfortunate|/cation for a marriage lecense that last spring in breaking a collar bone|he {s a negro. Miss Helen Burns e circles s over eye's title hopes. | y there you are, On its fourth. trip | weeks, Rockne 000, nad will —_—_—_——e—— otion of In its thinnest parts, a soap bub- n, You!ble has been estimated to be about | ther ne-three-millionth of an inch. thick they are two to one ch Harvard and Cornell, respectively. Harvard men insist, however, that} 1) 0. foams des early season records are not always} joo" pennsylvania accurate forecasts. Cornell waits} 8)" i, confidently , behind unbroken | 9, Geer st leads The solution that really protects 1 75 your radiator, per gallon-_.._-_______ e its return | I string of big red victories and the inked hea in an exhibition game on the Pafific | of Bloomfield, N, J., is to marry him pessimism of Coach Dobie. se Coast, which delayed him in getting | despite parental objections: Harvard is in good condition for into shape. the fray at Pringeton, with but one Sey . Mec petente F.} position in the lineup undecided. | | ‘ackard, last clipper on the sea is|-pnis post, left guard, may be filled “ Youcanaimostfeel j[.0" 0" Sis pile, o-eBtiao~ | So Stee anti, ee Dt eet dore Roosevelt Pell of New York} he Princeton line is 20 pounds ‘ has bought her for $12,000 and will) neavier as the result of the shifting ¥ é make her a museum. of McMillan to center and the plac: jeter OR BEES of the huskky Crago at guard. disappear! 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