Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 12, 1925, Page 6

SIX ‘orld Results by Leased Wi | re | THE TRIBUNE’S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS il Sane | FORTUNE ||] PLain as Three Points Is Total} | (Set roses) | o Score of Game | |!) y | y esterday. of the Natrona the Mid- 3-to-0 noon, A ¢rop yard Ine er -was responsible Casper previously ed by the whistle at the a been se end of the second quarter just when the Midwe seemed certain to score a touchdown, Althqugh the Casper te was outweighed it showed a tes of grit and determination that held when egthing else could hold the 2 e of the oll field. st of its yardage by made re- consistent Midwest plunges for arlier in the season the Midwest team won from Casper by o score of 18 to 0. Conch Bill Stone's men showed mt mproy nt over the from di ayed In the earlier game and were a difficult puzzle to the! huskies of Midwe } —ask him why YESSIR! ELMURS GOT A GoR UL! 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CIRCULATION DEP'1 "QM 1a cc | yo ge ae |OUT OUR WAY —<—=—— \ || il} LIKE A SODA} POOH! FOUNTAIN - | “AT PRoves AT STUFF DAM. AINT TRUE 1 \ Cuz 1 AINT c GOT NO GIRL! Ww WHAT LOOKS Poon N AVES ED LIKE. TO LIVE OVER. OH AUNTIE! SHES A UTTLE FAT GIRL wort FRECKLES ISNT SHE AUNTIE? OH AUNT Auce #} PIGTAILS T00- EH AUNTIE? What makes the Tiger growl? to 0. By Forty-eli teams Yale ¢ various r times representir ished on t dog h just 26. times. Which ‘is n ring kitten, od ma subdue a f the tiger by The photo shows Neidlinger, NORMAN E. BROWN. thing to make a pur- You knocking ter. Well one thing Is the memory of the e halfback, ripping off a gain in him for a goal, but you don’t pro- rs ry far in winning his friend- r Your blo ter to his nibs. such peaking nippec 3 to 0, the obvious scoring ACID. STOMACH! GAO, INDIGESTION: Chew a few Pleasant Tablets ~—Stomach Feels Fine! 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Stribling would be a baby tn Tun- ney’s hands and apparently no one ealizes this better than “Pa” Strib- s wire of refusal stated that not let Young Stribling a. big bout until he was of age will be of age, as a matter of days after the date set pristmas fund bouts, De- So that ts off. Other attractions ov this card look even sicker than ¢y did before Strib passed up the Daye Shade is to be booked th Jimmy Slattery, if possible n Bud Gorman and George God Gorman ts a promising young in who may go far some day. But to aklc him to face the gigantic t just now { little short of in the (rst degree. t—"J saw tt tn 1923 defeat at the hands of Yale, 27 the second period of that game. of a field goal. The following year Yale got real mad and ran up 27 points while holding the Tiger score- less, Last year Yale repeated the reless dose and scored 10 points, Anything a smile on the face of the Tiger? While Yale was garnering its twenty-tixth victory last year Prince- ton boasted of but 13 victories over the Blue. Nine of the games to date have been ties. Princton won (the first game, played back in 1873, by the score of three goals to one. This year's game 1s to be played at New Haven, home of the bulldog. Yale goes.into the game’ with a better showing for the season, Up to the Harvard game Princeton's most important frolic had been that with the Navy, which ended in a 10 to 10 tle. Yale, meanwhile, has trounced the supposedly formidable Army eleven 28 to 7, beaten Brown and fought Pennsylvania to a ‘16 to 13 score, losing, however. there to put ae ue NATIONALS TO. The Casper Oaily Cribune ~MEETINNLT, Judge Landis Selects Meeting Place for ’ League. By JOHN B. FOSTER. (Copyright, 1925, Casper Tribune) NEW YORK, Nov. 12.—Judge Landis’ decision to hold the meet- ing of the major leagues in New York instead of Chicago, is extreme- ly gratifying to the National leaguers and that circuit will hold its annual session here around the same date as a joint session, Decem- ber 10. € ‘The National magnates once pass. ed a rule that gall their meeting: should be held in Gotham but when the judge became czar of baseball, he upset their wishes by calling the joint meeting In Chicago twice in succession. : A joint session can be held wher- chatka, if he Mkes. It was the im- pression here that he would take all the owners to Chicago but one of the National leaguers told him that a lot of baseball folks wanted to come to New York to do their Christmas shopping. ‘To the general satisfaction of baseball, there {s nothing in pros- pect tlis year like that sharp rebuke which Landis administered to Ban Johnson almost under his own roof last year. If you have some question to ask about baseball. football box ng or any other amateur or pro | *essional sport— | Write to Joha mauseball. Lawrence Perry. borts, and { Falr Play on boxing and other essional sporta. All are spe ‘al correspondents of the Casper Tritune, 814 World Bullding. New York. Enciuse a stamped. self ad- tressed envelope for your reply. QUESTION—Please inform me ts | Marshall Stillman a reliable boxinz | course? . ANSWER — Marshall 8tillman’s course on boxing is very good. Ama- teur boxers and wrestlers are taught this course and compete as ~epre sentatives of the Murshall Stillman A.A. They have made good. . B. Foster, on on amateur QUESTION—What is the best champlopship team that! ever won © pennant in the National League? ANSWER—Too much for any man to answer. There have been championship team that were Vetter than other championship teams. Of (hat there is little question but to name the best tearm in all National League h'story would puzzle a saint. QUESTION—Will you advise me a to how Young Stribling came out with his fight of September 28? ANSWER—No doubt you refer to the postpo:ed Stribling-Huffman fight in California. The bout was postponed and took place Oct. 3. Stribling won on points. QUESTION—Can a player play first, second and third base all in one game? ANSWER—A player may play every position in a game if there is any reason why he should do so. FIGHT FEVER HITS LEONARD NEW YORK, Noy. 12:—@)— Benny Leonard, less than a year after retiring as lightweight boxing champion of the world, yearns for a fight, by his own admission, but the objections of his mother have not been overcome. «, Leonard told of his desire to don gloves whilo going “through Nght training in a gymnasium and his return became almost a probability when, it. was learned that he had communicated with tho state ath- letic,commission, admitted promoter, Sore, Stiff, It wae a high-class pharmacist who saw prescription after prescrip- tion fail to help hundreds of ‘his customers to get rid of rheumatic swellings and stiff, {nflamed pain- tortured jointe, And it was this same man who asserted that a remedy could and would be compounded that would make creaky, swollen, tormented joints. work with just as much smoothness as they ever did. 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FIELD COAL A field goal by Christopher In the first few minutes of play enabled the Casper All-Stars to win from the Sheridan Independents here Armis- tice day by a score of 3 to 0. The game tevealed better team work than had been expected of the Cas- per. men, who had had only a few opportunities to practice for the contest. The men from Sheridan found the Casper defense too much for themweand did not seriously threaten the oil flelders goal, while Casper was very near a touchdown on one occasion. If the crowd, one of the biggest that has attended a football game here this season, had come out with the expectation of enjoying a’ bur- lesque, it was disappointed. De- spite the motley appearance of the players from the standpoint of uni- forms and despite the fact that it was necessary several times to clear the field of spectators in order to permit the game to go on, it was a good struggle, as good a struggle as hag been seen here this year. Frank “Keeno” Gilardi, right end for the locals, was taken out of the game twice in the first half because of injury. The second time he went out it was discovered that he had suffered a broken shoulder bone. Christopher, left half, made con- siderable yardage for the All-Stars. His end runs were a notable feature of the game as well a§ his success- ful punting ,in_ pinches. Chris- topher's scoring kick was*for about eighteen yards, coming after the third down. Flint, fullback, forced his way into the Independents’ line with astonishing pergistency. Flint was untiring, apparently. His ability to muss up the defense of the opposition was a source of won- der to the spectators. He had just intercepted a forward pass when the final whistle blew. Lester as quarter was another Casper man whose work was not to be overlooked. Brittain, who went in for Zobel as right half, completed a backfield that gave the Sheridan- ites something to think about. It was no easy matter, either, for the Independents to get past the Casper line. Captain Mabee made frequent herole attempts but found the prospect a futile one. s that he was considering the retired champion as a principal in matches this winter. j | Cigars of. INS FOR CASPER ALL-STAR TEAM IN HOLDING SHERIDAN ELEVEN SCORELESS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1925 ‘The lineup: Casper— —Sheridan Miller ---. Bohn J. Gilardi -. Gould Boyce -. Cody F, Gilardi Lester -.. Substitutions—Stanton for F, Gil- ardi, Brittain for Zobte, Kidd for J. Gilagal, J. Gilardi for Kida. Referee—Ed Murane. Umpire— W. S. Sopris, Head linesman—Dean | Morgan, | COWBOYS WIN ARMISTICE DAY GRID BATTLE University of Wyoming Cowboys de. feated the Colorado State Teachers from Greeley, 13 to 10, {n an Arm- istice Day game here. Several Cow- boy stars ineluding DeForrest, were Out of the lineup. The Cowboys added another vie- tory to their string of five, however, only by folling in the last few min- utes of play a desperate aerial at- First in News Irishman said: a dime and walked out. tack of the Teachers, which was driving the ball toward the Wyo- mng goal, and then blocked a drop kick attempt at field goal. During the first three quarters, which were marked by straight-line football, thy Wyoming cleven had ammassed a lead of nine over the Teachers, who had only two safe- tes to their credit. The Teachers did not open up thelr forward pass attack until the final period, It brought them one touch- down in the early part of the quar- ter, and had them well on their way to the second, when the Cowboy de- fense found itself and stopped the rurh. 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