Casper Star-Tribune from Casper, Wyoming • 7

OCTOBER 9t 1927 THE CASPER TFIBUNC-MEKAiai PAGE SEVEN USTANCS GALLOP TO 26-TO-O VICTORY OVER RIVERTON ELEVEN of the squad a chance to get into I action. 1 Harris again played stellar ball for PIONEERS SCORE IN FIRST THREE MINUTES sums SWEPT MRS. HELEN PAYRON WINNER OF CANADIAN WOMEN'S TITLE PUIYERS' POOL BREAKS RECORD, me mustangs ana Moore's plaving I was ths feature of the game. The halfback gained consistently. TO DOWN HARD FIGHTING COWBOYS, 7 TO 0 II FEET WELCH LEADS PURDUE responsioie ror two of Casper's touchdowns.

Schwartz and ristler also got away to good gains and Dowler handled tha team Uke a veteran. Wyoming Outplays and Outscrimmages 1U win uvtn nrv ftu TORONTO. Oct. 8. OP) The Duchess of Connaught gold cup.

emblematic of the Canadian Women's Golf championship, shifted to a new owner today when Mrs. Helen Pay-son of Portland. defeated Miss i Share of Series Re championship between two Americans. Miss Payson owes her victory chiefly to a commanding advantage piled up the arly stages of the match. She was five up at the end of the morning 18 and she increased Denver Eleven in Conference Game.

CAMBRIDGE. Oct. 8 04) GAME III IN Dudley broke through the Casper I line regularly, catching the Mus-J tangs' becks before they could get started. Flelgner. Rlverton halfback, I ceipts $399,440 A Texas youth named Ralph Welch, playing his first game of collec? DENVER, Oct.

8. (P) A fluke eight-yard for- piayeo a brilliant game. Fritxi Stifel of Wheeling. W. in the margin to seven up in starting the 36-hole final match over the out the afternoon round.

Miss Stifel I.ambdon course 3 and 2. then began her belated rally and The trophy came to the United, won five holes in a row. and takinc States for the first time since 1924.1 the eighth and ninth, made the finai NEW TORK. Oct. S.

C4) The Tankees and Pirates will split the greatest world's series player pool on record. Their share of the four-game receipts amounts to 9399.440.67. penalties were frequent. Casper war(i pass in the first three minutes of play this afternoon and Rlverton made five. 7 to 0, over the University of Wyoming Cowboys, in the Lnce I or Hcuon when -Miss Vienna wieu ot rovi- turn four down.

She won the tent dence. Rl won it for the second i and twelfth and the eleventh wa- second same of the 1927 Rocky Mountain conference. Qven Most ot romes From that time on, until the closing minutes of play the surpassing by more than $25,000 the time in successive years. Miss Pay- halved. Only two down with six tc previous reco "oaf of $372.300.51, son succeeds Miss Ada MacKenrie play, she appeared to have the Port- Kv Coach bcott tain to break up plays on both sides divided last year.

as the Dominion titTeholder. land girl on the run en to a 19-to-0 victory over Harvari in the stadium today In the crimson's first intersection game since 1921. Toung Welch played left halfback in place of "Cotton" Wilcox. Purdue's star back, who was kept off the field by an injury. On the nrst play he crashed through the Harvard line for a gain of 12 yards and that was only the first advance he made.

Today's final was the first that The break came at the thirteenth, has been provided in the Canad'an Stifel had the greater stance 1 off the but Miss Payson in plsv- div.de their pool Into 30 shares, the ng the odd. got away a second place Athletics and Cardinals brstsie which ended up eight feet will each receive The from the n. Her opponent hit he-Giants and Senators will get $665.3 hind her ball on the approach and The lineups CASPER Pos. RIVERTON Egan LE Johnson Harris XT Thompson Ormsby l.O Hagens L. Dowler Dudley fhilcutt RG Sackman Harlot RT Tonkin Tester QB Rlckus W.

Dowler fO.QB Rlckus Moore T.H Doughtv Schwartz -RH Fliegner Ristler FB Barnes The summary: Touchdowns: Casper, 4 CMoore 3. Ristler and Schwartz). Try for points: Casper. 3. Try for points com-olted: Casper.

2 rMoore. Schwartzl. rhe Because of the likelihood that more players will be declared on the money the individual shares will not be asr great. Figured on a basis of 30 shares expected of both clubs, each of the triumphant Yankees will get $5,592.17 and each Pirate The world's series clubs share 70 per cent of the total players pool amounting to $279,608.47. on a 40-40 basis, while the other 30 per cent goes to the second, third, and fourth place clubs in each league.

The division of this gives $59,916.10. to the apiece ana i cuo ana i iger wui overplayed the green. Her at- be paid $332.8 tempt to sink a trickv. downhin nmt LEHIGH UNABLE TO SCORE ON PRINCETON Wyoming Cowboys kept tne tnreat of another score on the Part of Denver In the background. In the last few minutes, however, the Pioneer team started a march down the field, earning the ball more than 40 yards to the two-yard line, where the game ended.

The visitors outplayed and out-scrimmaged the University of Denver eleven, gaining 179 yards during the contest to 127 for Denver. This ground gaining was made in the face of 75 yard of penalties assessed during the game to but one five-yard lofs for the locals. Wyoming constantly appeared as a threat to the Pioneer throughout the game, gaining constantly and consistently through the reputed of the line Jwas marked. Denver only score came in the first three minutes of play when after Speken had kicked off 60 yards over the Wyoming goal line and the ball had been put In play on the Wyoming 20-yard line Hart punted 20 yards to Smith who was downed in his tracks. A series of line smashes netted eight yards and then Weakley went around the Wyoming left end for 12 yards.

Panek then lost five yards, Speken regaining it on the next play which was followed immediately by a forward pass- of eight yards from Weakley to Hamilton for a touchdown. Captain Panek place kicked the extra point. Wyoming resorted to an aerial attack which failed to gain and many of its naRses were incomdete while brilliant offen-ut kept the ball territory dur- part of the Tamper Mus-'n rough an- rrr Saturday af-ii hdown came minutes of play. rfnd the north -I i lie klckoff. -rd lire.

Ris. for an right- i 1 for a loss Moore punted to line. Moore took irrylng it to the rri rljtbt The largest individual players' shares were realized 1923, when each winning Yankee got $6,143.49. and each losing Giant The players pool in that series smour.tfd to $368,763.04. less than the sum to rolled only Inches beyond the cup after rimming It.

Miss Payson holed out In two. The match was dormie at the 16th ajid both were on in three with great approaches. Miss Stifel was away and overran the cup. Payton ending the match by halving th PRINCETON, N. Oct.

8. Wi Princeton's revamped backfield today splayed a powerful drive against Lehigh and rolled up 42 po'nts while the Pennsylvania eleven was unable to score. The Roper team used nothing but straight Drop kick attempted: Casper. 2. 1 second place teams 144.06 tojbe divided in 19:7.

but there were fewer shares then than now. I.ast the third place outfits and $19,972.04 to the fourth place clubs. year each Cardinal collected $3.. hole by means of an approach outt If the other partielpatin Drop kirks completed. Casper.

1. Average distance of kick off: Casper. SI yards: Rlverton, 45. Average return of klckoff: Casper. 194: Rlverton.

1. Punts: Casper. 5: Rlverton. 1. Average distance of punts: Casper.

35: Rlverton. 22. Forward passes at- r-Inhs 584.31. and each Yankee that rested dead beside the cup. powerful Denver line.

The switches two were intercepted for but short made during the last week, however. gains by the Pioneers. and RMler fol- tempted: Casper. Rlverton. 5.

For hv Coarh Dawson, on the Denver The hneup and score: WYOMING U. 0 DENVER V. 7 L. E. Whitman Hamilton team resulted in a much better exhibition today than the locals put up against Colorado college a week ago.

The turning over of the running of the team to Ppeken. Denver flashy halfback and the punting to Hamilton, enabled Capt. Panek to regain some of the prestige today that he lost week. Panek was a consistent ground gainer during the game today. Denver made 11 first downs dur ing the game, one of these being made as the result of a penalty while the Cowboys negotiated 12 first downs.

During the first half Wyoming gained 93 yards to Den- iiowi On the nxt rrrsed through the 51 yards for a ore was not al- a later interprets trf- count. Riv. the try for of the first a marrh toward V. After scoring two Mustang! lost the Rlverton punted. the punt on River-Mne.

advancing 10 rani suffered offside Moore then punted on Riverton's five- ward pas completed: Casper. 1: Rlverton. 2. Tardage gained on passes: Casper, Rlverton. 2i.

FirsK downs. Caspar 12: Rlverton. 5. Fumbles: Casper. 2: Rlverton.

3. Fum-h'es recovered: Casper. '3: Rlverton. Pena'tles: Casper. 25: Rlverton.

10.. Tenia as from scrimmage: Casper. 297: Rlverton. 89. Substitutions: Kukura for Orms-by.

Miller for Kukura. B. Moore for L. Moore, Williams for Schwartz. Crow for Ristler.

Officials: Layman rWyomingl referee: Cypreansen (Nebraska1, umpire-Stone, head linesman: Lester and Skinner, timers. The Junior and senior class teams hattled to a scoreless tie during the L. T. Stewart Brotzman L. G.

Osborryj Poe C. Tatham Hatton R. G. Toucher Saunders T. Duncan Spears R.

E. Hirst Jacob H. B. ver 72, while in the tnira perioa Stanton (O Smith R. H.

B. R. Thompson Weakley F. B- George Panek ha'f. Their ir encounter was facf and carrietJ bal1 b'Jt.

Plentv of action, hut the of two yards during the period. fl'lcd with (j captain oianiuu nu half. Their encounter was fast an w-r intercepted a Rv. i It hark to the i'aper netted a first i-d wart then plowed a touchdown. Moore lpt for goal --Ted more strength In most of the time Score by periods: Wyoming U.

0 0 0 9 Denver U. 7 0 0 0 7 Scoring University of Denver. touchdown. Hamilton. Point after! touchdown, Captain Panek.

leu tacKie. were me stars ui me Cowboy's aggregation today, both smearing up many plays that appeared to be loaded. Stewart's tackling was easily the class of the game and the ability of the Cowboy cap p--'. half tightening on trie TOMMY LOUGHRAN IS LIGHT HEAVY CHAMP and ex' an offelve ha' ti.reatened for a time. i two first downs, but I forced to punt.

Casper re Bf en own 10-yera line. I FOOTBALL SCORES likirted erd for 25 yard. ten held, and Casper punted, i art Har'ow recovering the NEW VORK. Oct 7 Mike Mc-Tigue, holder pf the light heavy, weight championship for over a year dropped his title Friday to Tommy I.oughran of Philadelphia, who won the judges' decision at the end of 15 furious rounds. The veteran Tlgue carried the fight to his younger opponent through the 15 rounds but Tommy defended himself an I piled up points right along.

whn the safety fum- Wilmington 20: Arkansas V. 13 Findlay 6. Baylor 6. nir 2n-vard line. fed 11 i-ards around left Centenary 21; Southern Methodist' I i'A-z four on an off- L.

12. a the quarter ended. On Louliinana College 39: College of! frv play in the final period. plunged t'-rough the line or (hdown, i Moore converted MONTANA BLANKED BY WASHINGTON STATE In i hr hdotvn followed short- kr Copper j'irted on affensive aj em Rlve-fop'g 35 yard line. Lester ard Sehwarts carry- th ball tht flve-vard line.

PULLMAN Wash Oct. S. 'P1-Waahington State had little difficulty the first period of her game Montana today and defeated the Griiilies. 3 to 0. here.

Teddy Roh-wer and Butch Meeker scored touch-downs each and Rosy Hein made one. The Cougars convert'! all their cei-; over for the touch- r. Moore t0 Schwartz. extra rolnt. tt tuen nt in his shock everv memher goals.

Bowdoin New Hampshire 7. Pennsylvania 14- Brown 6. Akron 19: Ashland 9. Virginia Poly 'olgate 0. Boston U.

13: Colby 0. Holy Cr.tfs 18; Dayton 0. Notre Dame 30: V. of Detroit 0. Mlddlcbury Mass.

Agg'es 0. Syracuse 21; Johns Hopkins 6. Temple V. 68: JuanUa C. 0.

Denison 19: Case 0. Wittenberg 4o; Cincinnati 0. Providence C. 7: Norwich 7. N.

U. 65: Alfred 0. Columbia 3S: Westeyan 0. Penn State 7: Bucknell 13. Northwestern 13; Utah Dartmouth 3S; Allegheny 7.

West Virginia 0: Pittsburgh 4A Purdue 19: Harvard 0. Tufts 2S; Bate 0. St. Lawrence 14: College of the City of New ork 14. John Carroll 7: Grove City 7.

Western Reserve St. Xavier 53 Rsldwin Wallace 6: Oberlin 28. Georgia 14; Tale 10. Miami 35; Ohio Wesleyan T. Marietta Otterbein 0.

U. 25: Ohio Northern St. M'chigaa State C. Michigan 21. Navy 35; Drake 6.

Muskingum 83; Kenyon S. Army 21: Marquette 12. Trinceton 42; Lehigh 0. Wisconsin 26: Kansas 6. Villa Nova 32; Lebanon Valley T.

St. Thomas C. 26; St. Joseph C. 7.

Swarthmore Susquehanna 0. Georgetown 31; Davis Elkins 0. Lafayette 86: Rutgers 0. Georgo Washington 27; American U. St.

Johns C. 20; Ga'llaudet 0. Washington and Jefferson 31: Bethany 0. Cornell 53: Richmond 0. Georgia Tech.

13; Tulane Ohio State 13; Iowa Minnesota 40; Oklahoma Aggies 0. Alabama L. S. U. 0.

Springfield Union T. Gettysburg 20; Muhlenberg 7. Worcester Poly 14; Trinity t. N. Aeries Cooper Union 0.

Marshal. Texas 0. James Milliken 7: Wabash 12. Ross Poly 6: Dopauw 51. 40: Vincennes Indiana Central 18; Earlhaan 0.

Rochester 15: Hamilton 0. Catholic U. 19; Loyola (Baltimore) 12. Oregon Idaho 0. Washington 40; College of Puget Sound 0.

College of Idaho 13: Pacific U. 8. Stanford 20; Nevada 2. WlUiamstte 28: Oregon Normal 8. 19; South west Louisiana Institute 0.

isstppi A. and M. 14; Louisiana Poly o. Fort Benning Milligan College 7. Mlllsaps 13; Howard 6.

Rhode Island State 26; Lowell Textile 0. St. Edwards Rice 0. Poane Still 0. IiOmbard 18; Kalamazoo 6.

Lake Forest T. M. C. A. College 0.

Fordham vs. Manhattan, cancelled earlier In week, account death of a Manhattan player. Niagara U. 34: U. of Buffalo Concordia College 13; St.

Olaf 12. Augustana (Sioux Falls) 12; Sioux Falls Collegs t. MacAlester 82: St. Johns 0. Hamline 14: Ripon 13.

Iowa State Teachers Iowa Wesleyan 0. Lynchburg 7: Randolph Macon 0. Emory and Henry 34: Rutherford 6. Catawba 6: Atlantic Christian 0. Virginia Military Institute 32; Roanoke 0.

California 13; St. Marys 0. UnK-erslty of Southern California 13; Oregon Aggies 12. Crsighton North Dakota S. iltff Watch For Opening GGERY TO Ihfnmimo HOTEL CORNER Chicago IS: Indiana 0.

I De Moines Aggies 37; Valley City Teachers 0. Carelton 26: Lawrence 0. IT hart SS: Upsala 0. Clarkson Rensselaer 0. Western Maryland 13; Schuylkill 0.

Iowa S. 26: Simpson I. QUALITY Ay KUPPENHEIMER Rough cheviots, new Jacquard stripes for University men You're going to get a lot of color. New stripes, new patterns, soft easy fronts, high short lapels, notched exactly right-new 1 high cut vests, full straight hanging trousersjust what you want. MICHIGAN STATE HAS GOOD DEFENSE ANN ARBOR, Oct.

S. C4) Displaying a stubborn defense which broke up Michigan's passing and line plunging attack. Michigan State college held their traditional rivals, the University of Michigan, to three touchdowns In a football game here today. The score was 21 to 6. MINNESOTA EASILY DEFEATS OKLAHOMA MINNEAPOLIS.

Oct. 8. UPi Driving end runs snd off tackle plunges carried Minnesota's regulars and reserves to a 40 to 0 victory over the Oklahoma Aggies in the Memorial stadium here today. PAINT protect your house nd garage from the elements. is the time to have your painting dne.

INTER IS ON THE WAY Let Us Give You Estimates E. G. Ericksen Son Nebraska Missouri 7. U. ot M.

31: Michigan S. 0. Franklin and Marshall 13; Dick-; S. i Texas A. and M.

IS; Sewanes 0. Furman Mercer IS. Tennessee 7: Maryville 10. Draxel Carnegie Tech. 5S.

Illinois Butler 0. Oklahoma U. 27; Oklahoma frts men 7. Omherst 14; Haverford 0. August ana 12: St.

Ambrose S. (Kans Teachers 2S: Hnys Teachers 0. I Denver Wyoming U. Montana Stat 12; Colorado U. Frankford TeUow Jackets LJ' I Triangles 0.

(Professional Colorado Aggies 2S; B. T. U. Delaware 0: Ursinus T. St.

Johns (Brooklyn Mount St Vanderbilt 53: Center U. of Mains 14: Conn. Aggies ViisIn3 12; Vermont 0-Daridoir WeCford 2. Virginia IS: South Carolina 13-Washington and Lse 12: Duk 7. Wester IS; Mount Ur.i'sa Heildslburg 26, Hiram Bluffton 18, Capital Campbell Johnson HEAD-TO-FOOT CLOTHIERS Horse Owners Who want to sell, write me tell-itig number yon have and kind, and when yoo eould have them ready to show me.

Will do my best to make dates to see yoar horse. Want both butcher horses wsil as those of mort valoo. Address TOM' BRADSTREET Box 978, Casper 14 E. Midwt Are. Phon.

2680 Res. 533M..