, 1924-08-28

tory Cor another diSaSter), as to
which it will be, only the Great UNI
pire Of the Universe knows, and even
He is not sending forth any base
ball dope" to local fans-no matter
how thirsty the aforesaid fans may
be for the much wanted information.
Next Sunday and Monday after
noon the ball grounds at the Raw
Inns Rodeo field will resound to the
cheers (and cat-calls) of hundreds of
frenzied ball fans and IL the num-
Der of aforesaid fans has anything
to do with the volume of noise forth
ers there is going to be SOME din
raised on the home grounds CT 1.-The
Widest Midwest between Cheyenne
and Pendleton. Oregon"
According to reports reaching
Manager Morgan, Of the Parco Oil
Cans, boosters for the Oil Containers
will be herewith bells on, figur-
atively speaking of course. It's a.
ready a sure thing that only an earth
quake will keep all Of Rawlins fam
dom from oozing through the ball
ground p0rtals-there will be hard
fought games = those sessions next
Sunday and Monday afternoons-two
hard fought games and all local fan
dom yelling from the side lines. Re-
member next Sunday, at the Raw
Inns Rodeo grounds. Next Monday
at the Rodeo grounds.
Fans will please leave high ex-
plosives and double barrel shot guns
AT HOME. All the slaughtering
that's done will be done from the
batters' box = and there are some
heavy hitters on both line-ups.
During the past month Rawlins
has developed a wonderfully fast
and well balanced team - nothing
has been left unGone to put Rawlins
on the Wyoming baseball map-the
Pen City lads have n fast aggrega-
ton and n that is going to force
the much Wanted Parco Oil Cans to
show their stun" or everlastingly
keep their peace. The Rawlins pitch
ing staff is particularly strong a
thing which perhaps Is fortunate In
view Of the fact that the Parco ball
team contains n string Of heavy
hitters which has put many an op-
posing moundsman to route. Three
much touted Casper twirlers were
employed in the first game of a SER
les played recently between the p.
and X. men and the Post Tourney
team of Casper. Local fandom al
ready knows what happened to those
Casper twirlers in that first game!
We Boy they KNOW!
However the Rawlins gang isn't
so slow with the stick-not by a long
shot-and unless both pitching
STATS are functioning properly n OF
those games next Sunday and Mon
day is likely to finish with score
totals so immense that they'll sound
like the maximum and minimum
temperatures on a hot day In the
Sahara Desert!
Next Sunday and Monday Will see
the Parco aggregation trotting onto
the field minus two shining stars
Pitcher Charley Alberding, who has
been batting better than 500 all sea-
sen has left the p. and X. city to
accept n position down In Oklahoma.
and Catcher Shea, former Cheyenne
Indian backstop and recently a main
stay for the Oil Cans. has left the
little city to the east n before he
departed left orders to have his mail
forwarded to another postoffice.
Brother A%lbcrding has gone, Brother
Brother Shea has gone. Who Is 60
ing to MI Alberding's shoes on the
pitching star7 Well there Is Earl
waite. the Parco southpaw who put
on the heavy hitting team from
Casper. Yes there IL Waite-a
mighty nice twirler and from all
present appearances Il will be on the
southpaw that the burden will
rest.
1t will DO n great series. brothers.
a great series. and there In going to
an old score or " o settled before
the shades OF v darken The outer
Mt the final fracus next Mon
day afternoon.