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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
1
A late tense scene erupted as fans booed Commissioner Kenesaw Landis after a game ended in the tenth at the Polo Grounds. Landis struggled through the crowd to the clubhouse while police formed a barrier, and he declined to comment when pressed by reporters.
The text details a chaotic baseball sequence with players including Bancroft, Groh, Meusel, Ruth, and Stengel. It describes several at bats, fouls, a home run by Meusel, a run scored by Pipp, and defensive outs, highlighting a rough, error-prone middle inning of the game.
A disjointed ball game narrative shows Ruth hitting a left field home run for the Yankees as the repeated sequence of strikes, balls, and outs continues. Both teams field well with several defensive plays, but no other runs cross before the summary ends with Dugan and Shawkey making outs.
A lengthy Casper Fashion Show feature highlights women of the committees and top local models. The event promises an extensive apparel display with new styles in clothes, millinery and shoes plus a flapper section. Merchants back the show and expect strong public support across two afternoons and three evenings.
At Polo Grounds the Giants and Yankees fought ten innings to a near dark halt with 36,000 fans watching. Giants scored three in the first on Groh Frisch and a Meundl homer. Yankees tallied in each of the early frames and later on Ruth and Meuser two-baggers. Tomorrow's playoff game No 5 set, tickets on sale. attendance 87 020, receipts 120 564.
Two base hits by Dugan Ruth and R Meusel fueled the Yankees as E Meusel and Ward homered. Frisch stole a base and a double play was turned by Scott Ward and Pipp. Yankees left on base eight vs Giants five. Walks to Groh Young Ruth and R Meusel. Shawkey four strikeouts and two wild pitches. Barnes six strikeouts. Umpires Hildebrand McCormick Owens Klem. Time of game two hours and forty one minutes.
California through Attorney General Webb and Deputy AG English filed in the supreme court a brief in the Japanese naturalization cases. The brief argues Japanese are not of the Caucasian race and thus cannot be naturalized under the law restricting citizenship to free white persons or those of African descent.
Washington reports a claimed Turkish bombardment of an American destroyer evacuating refugees at Aivali near Smyrna, with no confirmation from the navy or state department. Smyrna notes say the Mudania conference agreement was communicated to Greek delegates who say they lack authority to respond without Athens instructions.
The Mudania conference reconvened at ten in the morning with Thrace as the main topic. Greek delegates’ stance on the issue caused considerable concern among the conferees.
Washington reports a new high daily average of 194 100 000 kilowatt hours for public utility power plants in August despite lower hydro output and fuel shortages. The gain exceeds the prior June high by about 4 million kilowatt hours. builders’ activity is not seen as a major factor.
Seattle Oct 5 Coach Enoch W Bagstraw overhauls Washington Huskies lineup ahead of the Montana Grigailes game. Mike Hanley, fourth in a line of brothers with history at Washington State, loses his backfield role while showing greater weight kickoff potential and accuracy in passes.
Tokyo reports a near unanimous vernacular press denounces Japanese militarists over the disappearance of arms left in Siberia two years ago. Accusations reach General Chang Tso Lin via Dieterichs as part of a plot against Soviet forces. Government orders an inquiry to fix responsibility. Debate centers on the coalition cabinet and military influence.
Railroads of the southeastern United States and conductors and train men brotherhoods signed an agreement settling all differences and extending current wages and working regulations until October 31 1928.
In New Jersey a couple clashed with officials over their baby’s sex. Mr and Mrs Edward Yeaterday refused to accept Dorothy Helen as theirs, insisting the child born to Mrs Rich at Bergen Mortuary five weeks ago is a boy. They refuse Dorothy unless courts decide otherwise, prompting warrants for their appearance on abandonment charges.
Rumors of a Salt Creek to Montana pipeline reappear as renewal of oil sales contracts and higher crude prices prompt speculation. Milwaukee interests reportedly plan to bid to extend from Salt Creek toward Montana, with possible refinery or export outcomes. Sinclair may bid too, and a line from Teapot to the trunk line could connect to eastern markets, easing overproduction pressures.
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