Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 22, 1926, Page 7

FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1926 | World Results | | By Leased Wire ~~ PIRATES FAGE STRONGER CLUBS MANY CHANGES T NEW YORK, Jan. 22.—(). youth and confidence of a machine which triumphed last year, will face reinforced tea National league championship. Six teams have made major league deals to strengthen tions at which they displayed weakness last year. The Ss pos BANTANS WIL “EET TONIGHT oe By FAIR At 5. C YORK, Jan. Lynch will show his new Madison Sq t Bushey G nch, of course, is LAY. sper Tribune) California Garden m tonight. iming for the mweight title held by Charley Phil Rosenberg. It will be remem- ered that the two met out on the oast and had the bout not been at utchweights, involving no title, the west coast boy would be wearing the crown today. The wise o: s are wondering why ager was coaxed into! ham for his boy's de- good every earmark mpion, hand, the coast lad his opponent in experience ast of an impressive rec: CHEYENNE FAVORED T0 WW FROM LARAMIE “\ cneveske, Wyo. Algh school judges thi of a coming « Jan. will meet Laramie in their annual baset ball same here tonight. Cheyenne Dope favors Cheyenne to win over the university city quintet, but « fast game is anticipated, and Conch Powell is working his squad d in preparation fo rthe conflict. Getting Skinnier | Every Day. 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McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound ‘Tablets are as easy to take as candy nd if any thin person don’t gain at pounds in 30 days your drug’ authorized to give you your ney back—and only 60 cents for Ask Kimball Drug Store, | Phar any 80 tablets. jthe leadecship of Rogers Hornsby, Che Casper Daily Cribune_ O MARK LINEUPS — Pittsburgh, favored by the} ms in its drive to retain the Pirate Hneup, however, will remain unchanged, unless Hal Ryne, {n- fielder, and Puul Waner outfielder, Pacific coast additions, win regular berths, ’ Chiengo, cellar occupant last year, alone of the clubs has been unable to make aawinter deal in the majors. The new Cub pilot, Joe McCarthy, will make his fight with a team re- bull’ from minor league recruits. Four clubs, froin which vigorous opposition to the Pirates bas been predicted on the basis of their per- formances last year—New York Cincinnat!, St. Louls and Boston— bave taken steps to remedy short comings. Players ‘hose temporary lo”: through injury weakened the Giant drive to head off Pittsburgh last year have recovered, while McGraw has added Jimmy Ring, former Quaker, to his pitching staff. Hugh | MeQuillan, muund star of 1924, who was suspended shortly after the t.urt of the season last year, is ex- .ected to add slab strength to New | York. } First base in the Cincinnat! line- up will haye a new and capable | ruardian if Wally Pipp, recently ac- Wired from the Yankees, fulfills ex- | pectations; Luqus’s recovery from ai. operation assures the same strong pitching corps Cincinnat! had last season. The benefit of an early start under lastelled as manager of the Cardi. nals iast June, is expected to ald the fight of St, Louls, Purchase from the Giants of the youthful Huntzinger a. is to the club's pitch. ing possibilities, The Braves, who made q strong finish last season, with the ald of young pitch s, have ucquired Jimmy Johnston, a seasoned in- fielder; Brown, an outfielder, and | Simmy Taylor, catcher, from the Robins. ' Brooklyn, rebuilt with veteran | material, and Philadelphia, look! for added infield strength at fi base from Jack Bentley. are hopeful. ———— "QUESTION BOK — | you nave some question to ask gdout baseball, football, box ing or any other amateur or pro fexsional aport— Write to John B. Foster, on oaseball. Lawrence Perry, sports, and Fair Play om voging and other professiona) sports. All are «pe stal correspondents of the Casper on amateur Cribune, $14 World Building. New York. Enclo: ® atamped, self-ad- Aressed envelops for your replr. Q.—Does the rules committee of basbeall decide rule questions or are they referred to some one ¢lse? A.—The rules committee’ never makes {t a matter of business to de- cide rule questions. Presidents of the league and editors of the base ball guides usually are accepted as authorities, Q.—Is there any football rule that a coach of a professional eleven may not coach a college team? A.—There is such a rule in the ithern conference. Q.—Where did Bemus, Pierce play | football and where is he now A.—He ts an Indian and played on the Carlfele Indians. fle is now coaching a high school team in California, | But be » to get riginal and genuine in niind that for thin, sickly kids they ire wonderful—a very sickly child— zined 12 pounds in 7 months. Dodge Brothe and a lot of peop and still get doll value — provided the right dealer. SO00D ANY TIME building motor cars for 11 years ing the cars they bought back | in 1915. 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FOST (Copyr' 192 Casper NEW YORK, Jan. 22 is getting ready down | his tweny-second ague ball player ’ vill tle ‘dof Anson, famous Chicago White Sox and Cubs Hasse: When he got throngh the p season he had Wagner as a player of steel nerve and sinew, Wagner having 21 years to his credit, but he season This service re still lacked one year of the time served by t i Old Man of Baseball, Cay Even with was retired ag u, ing that he could outplay 95 of the youngsters who were to succeed him years of protest- cent trying batting activity, $ surpassed the record of Anson In 22 years, Cobb in bis 1 times at bat. now officially su up and charged against him, has made 3,823 hits. Anson, in his 9.084 times at bat, made 3,581 hits. For Cobb they have given a 21-year bat verage of 269 and for Anson year battng v foreign fightets |day Angon | reentage of .339. | UOKIES TRY Visit U. see | AN EXPERIMENT ait . | Former Grid Player to | bos" Head Faculty Ath- letic Board. By LAWRENCE PERRY, NEW YORK, Jan, 2 An inte y of Washington. ceed the late De Gon as chairman ¢ committee at stitution Prof. Charles G. May 0. Gil Dobie's fine guards at Was ‘ston, but what {s not general known is that, before tviser not o to the coaches by the graduate manager of ut os, AS a member of the fac f the department of engineerin Professor \ has never found Cragging but with his add duties there fs not the si: doubt that his working time ve ten will encvoach upon the n ours. Only a vast self with extra duties Ma, has doni —————<—<—— as Profess (By The Associated Press.) ion Pirates will op fonal leagu ‘ardinals xt 5' seas against the on April 13, drafted at Pittsbur omimittee of the twa failed to h after a fol. neoe of the New Athletic club, whose side was pierces by a broken fencing foil in a rece will recoy tennis wr 14 believe will defeat Helen Wills jean Of 16 Ts at Can fornian has a good char Stanicy mitted to Ketchel ts gener have been the Uy a and one of the gamest fighters th: ever stepped into the ring i When Cobb has completed his sea- son of 1926., which he Intends to be- gin if the old legs stride easily and his fect slip smoothly over the base lines, he will stand shoulder to shoulder with Anson so fa? ay per- lod of activity is concerned. 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