Greeley Daily Tribune from Greeley, Colorado • Page 9

NOVEMBER MORNING, NOVEMBER 9, 1937 THE GKKBLEY DAILY TRIBUNE. GREELEY. COLORADO PAGE NINR" Last Mimite Pass Defeats Greeley State Bears, 15 For N. Dakota Greeley State's Homecoming crowd dealt out a crashing let-down here 'Saturday afternoon when the North Dakota State Bisons snatched a 15-12 victory from the Bears in the last ,35 seconds of play in an intersectional clash. The Bisons were trailing, 12 to 8, and the lime-keeper's eyes wore on.

their watches when Ernie Wheeler passed to Bernard Bermann, substitute end, for the touchdown. The pass and run measured G5 yards, Bermann running, about 30 yards of the distance. Bears Take Control A fourth quarter uprising, by the Bruins, after they had gone scoreless for three periods and had seen the Bisons roll up eight points by half time was crowned with two touchdowns which gave them a four-point lead in the final moment. Funk had scored both Greeley touchdowns, one on an end around play and the other- oil a pass from Billings. Some of the Homecoming crowd already was leaving the stands, savoring the sweet taste of victory.

Elliott (Continued on Page 10) TIME OUT! By Chet Smith Football Scores Our laundry bill's gonna be terrific If those guys don't get off their own, goal line I Rocky Mountain Colorado U. 17; Utah 7. Denver 25, Utah State 0. Brigham Young 19, Wyoming 0. New Mexico 26, Colorado College 6.

North Dakota Stale 15, Greeley State 12. Montana State 33, Montana Mines 2. Colo. Mines 12, S. Dakota Mines 7." Western State 22, Chadron Normal 7.

East Amherst 20, Trinity 0. Army 7, Harvard G. Boston U. 28, American International 0. Catholic U.

21, West Virginia Wesleyan 0. Carnegie' Tech 6. Dequesue 0. Fordham 21, Purdue 3. Georgetown 6, West Virginia 6.

Holy Cross 12, Colgate 7, Jthica 33, Grove City 14. Lafayette 13, Rutgers 6. Bowdoin 6, Maine 6., Manhattan 7, Detroit 0. Marshall 3G, Centre 0. Hampshire 3, Tufts 0.

New York U. 13, Lehigh 0. Norlhwesleru 12, Springfield 6. Penn State 7, Pennsylvania, 0. Dartmouth 33, Princeton Connecticut State 13, Rhode Island State 7.

Syracuse 27, Western Reserve 6. Michigan State 13, Temple 6. Navy 13, Columtbia- G. St. Lawrence 31.

"Vermont Villaiiova 25, Marquette 7. Boston college 27, Western Maryland 0. Yale 19, Brown 0. South Alabama 9, Tulane G. Auburn 20, Tennessee 7.

Centenary 10, Texas Christian 9. Florida 6, Georgia 0. Vanderbilt 41, Sewanee 0. Georgia Tech 27, Clemson 0. Kentucky 27, Soulh Carolina 7.

Duke 67, Wake Forest 0. North Carolina 2G, Davidson 0. North Carolina State 26, The Citadel 14. Maryland 9, Virginia Military 7- Washingtou Lee 13, S. Bucknell, 20, Furman 7.

Louisiana State 41, Mississippi State 0. Midwest Pittsburgh 21, ivocre OJame 6. Minnesota 35, Iowa 10. Illinois Northwestern if. Indiana 10, Ohio State 0.

Michigan 13,. Chicago 12. Kansas 13, Nebraska 13. St. Louis 14, Missouri 7.

Kansas State 20, Washbum 7. Xavier (Cincinnati) 19, Creighton 0. Carleton (Minn.) 13, Grinnell 12. Ohio U. 17, Cincinnati 0.

Baldwin-Wallace 13, Case 0. Toledo 12, Dayton 7. Washington and Jefferson 6, Marietta 0. Buller 0, Wabash 0 (lie). Earlham 0.

Carroll 20, Ripon 6. Iowa Slate Teachers 33, South Dakota State 0. Pittsburgh (Kan.) Teachers 20, Sterling 2. South Dakota 26, Omaha 0.. Southwestern 19, Haskell 6.

Emporia. (Kan.) Teachers 6, Harlin Simmons GG. Southwest Texas 9, Baylor G. Texas A. M.

14, Southern Methodist 0. Rice 20, Arkansas ,20. Tulsa 41, Drake 9. Okahoma 33, Iowa State 7. MeMurry 20, Daniel Baker 0.

Texas Mines 53, Arizona'State Tea- ehers (Flagstaff) 13. Whittier (Calif.) Arizona State of Teinpe 6 (tie). Far West Washington. 0, California ,0 (tie). Stanford 7, Southern California, 0.

Oregon 10, Washington Stale. 6. Montana 23, Gonzaga 0. Oregon State 20, Willamette 0, Santa Clara 25, San. Jose Slate 2., Redlands 10, San Diego State 9.

High Schools Soulh Denver High 34, North High 1.3, Manual. 20, West High 0. Longmont 19, Regis 18. Englewbod lit Arvada 0. Golden Si Whcalridge 0.

Salida 14, Pueblo Central 6. Trinidad 31, Canon City G. Crag 13, Hayden It Colorado Springs 27, Walsenbnrg 6. Adams City 13, LoulsvlUo 7, ite Makes All C. U.

Points In 17 to 7 Win From Utah U. Salt Lake City, Nov. 6. Colorado University's vaunted Buffaloes Whiz- zered Utah university's Indians; 17-7, in a Rocky Mountain conference football headliner here today. The Buffaloes' gritly and- sensalion- al ball-lugger, Byron "Whizzer" White, scalp, and kept his team in the small personally accounted for the Indians' list of the undefeated.

This 185-pound streak of. lightning lallied both, the Boulder aggregation's touchdowns on runs of 85 and 57 yards, booled a field goal and added Iwo points after touchdowns. The Utes, desperate after a disappointing showing against Denver university two weeks ago, held the powerful visitors scoreless the first halt, permitted a field goal early in the third quarler, Ihen rallied lo forge into Ihe lead on liltle Gene Cooper's brilliant 05-yard dash to pay soil. Guard Norman Page booted a placement for the extra point, giving Utah a 7-3 lead, which loomed large the remainder of the period as the two stalwart lines battled on even terms. On the first play the final, Denver Laces Utah Staters Denver, Nov.

football dramatics set up. every touchdown play as Denver university's powerful eleven swarmed Over Utah Stale's defending mountain champions, 25 to 0, today. Ficst Book From Movable Typo The first book printed from movable typa was not that by Johann Gutenberg, It is said. A Chinese, Pi Sheng, is credited with the accomplishment in the year 1041. Loss of 60 lambs, believed stolen, from his feeding yards six and one 'half miles west of Eaton was checked Saturday by sheriff's office on the report of Dave Severance, Greeley business man and feeder.

Severance thinks the lambs jw.ere. however, the mighty "Whizzer" took nis lot between Tuesday and ThurS' a punt on his 15, faded back to aay of this week. his five, then outraced Utah's entire learn and crossed the goal standing up. With mnutes left to play, White once more outsmarted the Indians. He dodged several tacklers, shook off several more, and Ihen raced down the sidelines to another touchdown, this time 57 yards.

The elusive White carried the oval three-fourths of Colorado's offensive plays, was a constant threat returning punts and kickoffs and counted all of his leam's poinls. When C. U. fans rushed -for the goal posts, Utah crowds fought them off in a fair-sized general battle. Several were arrested and several hurt and bruised.

The lineup: UTAH McDonough Gunn Page Cooper Mecham Rasmussen Score by periods Colorado 0 Ulah- 0 Antonio 0 3 14 17 0 7 0 7 Colorado scoring: Touchdowns- White field White; points after touchdowns, White 2. (placements), Utah scoring: Touchdown Cooper; point after touchdown, Page- (placement). Officials: Kuinp, referee; Moles, umpire; Swartz, lineman; Cahoon, field judge. Kansas 13; Nebraska 13 "lAnsociiited Tress! Lincoln, Nov. 7.

Kansas, the expected soft spot on Nebraska's football schedule, turned out today to be just soft enough to mire the Corn- in- a 13J.3 tie and put -a sharp crimp in their plans lo to a third" Big Six, championship. Since 1916 the Kansans had, been. to, win. from the Nebraskan. -Today.

-they. 'came within, four minutes 'attaining their gqal, and the hundreds Jawhawk fans in the crowd of ,34,000 at least gained the satisfaction of a moral victory. B.Y.U. Defeats Wyoming, 19-0 Laraniiej, Nov. ran true to form here today as, the Brigham Young Cougars turned on thb steam in the second half and pounded out a 19-0 triumph over thd Wyoming Cowboys a Rocky Mountain conference game.

The battle was fought at Corhett field before a capacity crowd of some 4,600 Wyoming liomeeomere. Western State ron Seen from Chadron, Nov. State college displayed too much power for the Chadron State Teachers college Eagles to win, 27 to 7, over the Nebraskans in the Homecoming football game here today. Western Slale scored in the second quarter, Hopper tossing a long pass to Lamb, who ran 20 yards for a touchdown. Rout's placekick for exlra point was good.

Previously Western State downed Cliadrou back, in the end one for safety. Both teams scored in the third quarter, Finkey, Chadron back, tossing a 25-yard pass to Wilkinson, who was downed on the Western State Finkey carried the ball'across on lino plays and a pass to Armstrong was good for the extra point. Western Slate scored after the kickoff, a long drive ending with Mueller, substitute Stale back, going over from Ihe 6-yard- line. placekick was good. Anolher long aerial, Hopper lo Lamb, in fourth, put the ball on the Chadron 14-yard line, and Hopper hit the Eagle line for a touchdown.

His attempt at placekick was short. New Mexico 26; C. C. Tigers 6 Colorado Springs, Nov. smart University of New Mexico eleven which could do a little bit of everything on offense plastered a 26-to-6 defeat on the Colorado college Tigers here Saturday ruining the Bengals' homecoming and snapping their win streak at lour games.

Sparked by the brilliant Halfback Dwyer, the Lobos stager as masterly a demdnstralion of spinners and reverses as was ever seen in Washburn stadium to score their points, and their defense was equal to all but one of Colorado college's several scoring threals, one of which was stopped, on the one-fot line. Peetz Wns Title Press) Peetz, Nov. high school won the championship of the Logan county high school league by defeating Fleming's football team at Fleming, 12 lo 0. Peetz will probably play Lafayette on Nov. 19 in the quarter-final con- tesl of the stale class conlest.

The place has nol been selected. First Eruption of Mount Etna The first recorded eruption of Mount Etna was in the Eighth century C. Another, occurring in 477 B. is graphically described in Aeschylus' "Prometheus Bound." Bernard substitute end for the North Dakota State Bisons, who caught the touchdown pass that meant a last minute victory for the Bisons over the Greeley State Bears here Saturday, "earned his keep" for the season. In practices this year he has hardly been able to catch a pass but lias been counted upon as a top ranking end because of his speed.

lie Poultry Products, announced today that a special tour of inspection of their Turkey Processing plant in operation, has been arranged for Tuesday, Nov. 9, between the hours of 1 p. m. and 2 p. in.

All Greeley husinessmen are given can do the 100 in 10.1 and has turned a special Invitation to take Ihis op- in some good times in the 220 and portunity to see tills new plant, local- the 440. Ills speed stood him in good stead Saturday when he outran the Greeley secondary for the winning touchdown. Wheeler's pass was paws, "It would have right in his been, a long, ----ed at Sixth avenue and Twelfth, street, here lor the plant, which he says has facilities to handle 3000 turkeys per day and refrigerated space to handle a million pounds of dressed products. "The handling and a preparing of this product," said Mr. Bonnie, the employment of 100 persons.

It also requires reaching out a distance of 100 to 150 miles from Gree- loy for supplies to such towns as Merrill, Basin, Limon, and all along the east and north boundaries of the state east of the Continental divide. "This bringo turkey growers to Greultjy who undoubtedly would nut otherwise have a reason to come hurt)," Mr. Bonnie continued. "We believe the business men of Greeley would appreciate the oppor- tuiiity to make a tour of inspection of 1 he Invitation is extended by II. J.

this new plant in therefore Bonnie, vice-president and manager wu aru setting Nov. 9 as open house. long ride from here to Washington, D. C. and back to Fargo if I had dropped I that pass," Bermann said Sunday.

"Coach Finnegan would, have poured, it on, you can count on that." Incidentally Coach Finnugan of the Bisons was otf the bench and down the side- lies Saturday like a streak when the touchdown pass got under -way. Nick Snarich, subslilute end for the Greeley State Bears, played a bang-up game for the Bears Saturday when he got into action. Coach Hancock Sun-1 day said he was surprised by the i play of Snarich and it is more likely that Snarich may win a per( manent starting berth at right-end capped by injuries to Johnston and Speckinan. Johnston, who had been on the sidelines wilh injured ribs since Ihe Ulah game, played a few minutes Saturday but was off form. The North Dakota team was a good team to look at.

Tall, weighty men all, aboul U'e same size. Their uniform size the- Greeley team look odd by comparison with its large men and its smaller boys. Before the game' Coach C. C. Finnegan of North Dakota 1 Stale sair he sized up Funk, Kraemer and Billings and was of the opinion that they were- too small for college football.

"I changed my mind," Finnegan added. Saturday's game was the fourth Homecoming game played by the Bi- sons this; year and next Saturday when they play George Washington Universily at Washington, D. 0. it will be homecoming for the eastern team. The visiting team and coaches, 28 strong, were taken to Estes Park re-' gion Sunday in automobiles.

Many of the boys had never seen the mountains before and they got a thrill out of them. SPECIALS FOR TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY THOMPSON'S MALTED MILK VALUABLE POCKET KNIFED with each purchase of CHOCOLATED NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT BORDEN'S MALTED MILK For Perfect Mince NONE SUCH MINCEMEAT. 2 for 25c Make Perfect Ice Cream EAGLE BRAND MAGIC MILK (SWEETENED. CONDENSED) 2 Cans 37c DATE BRAN BREAD Delicious and healthful. Made with sun-ripened California dates and pure bran.

Relieves constipation. Loaf lOc BAKER'S CHOCOLATE This famous chocolate has been chosen by American women because of its rich, full flavor and satin smoothness. 14 lu- cake 18c 2 for 35o The 1 Ib. BAKER'S COCOA lowest price ever sold at. 13o 2 cans: Ib.

can 9o CHILI CON CARNE, STOKES OR NUCKOLL'S For a dinner that is different serve chili con carne. Complete your meal with a fresh vegetable salad arid a stewed fruit dessert. Everyone will welcome it as a delightful change. No. 1 Can lOc 3 for- No.

2 Nuckoll's Hot Tamales Zcstful flavor; not top hot. No; 1 can 14c 3 No. 2 can 23c for. 65o Libby's Corned Beef Hash Heat and serve with poached eggs No. 1 can 10e 3 cans 29o No.

2 can 15c 3 cans--43c 19c Libby's Corned Beef Cook yith, cabbage. 12 oz. can--TM20c 3 cans 59c FRESH 1937 PECAN MEATS Fresh, tender, and sweet; delightful flavor. Use plenty of them; they are fine in candy and pastries; and the price is much lower. Pound 55c Kuner's Bulk Kraut, Per Quart Mock Chicken Legs, Seasoned and Breaded 13c Veal Chops, cut from milk fed veal Lamb Shoulder Steak, tender and juicy 1936 CHEV.

MASTER SEDAN, real nice 1936 CHEV. MASTER TOWN SEDAN, with trunk 1935 CHEV. MASTER 4-DOOR SEDAN, with trunk 1935 CHEV. MASTER COUPE, new tires 1935 CHEV. MASTER COACH, clean 1935 CHEV.

STANDARD COACH, radio, heater 1935 CHEV. STANDARD COACH, Kari-Keen trunk 1935 CHEV. STANDARD COACH, low mileage 1935 CHEV. STANDARD COACH, newly painted 1934 FORD V-8 TUDOR, air wheels 9 1934 CHEV. MASTER COACH, completely rebuilt 1934 CHEV.

MASTER COACH 1933 CHEV. MASTER SEDAN, 6 wheels 1933 PLYMOUTH DELUX COACH, air wheels 1933 CHEV. COUPE, driven very little 1933 CHEV. COACH, radio, heater $415 1933 CHEV. COUPE, rebuilt, new paint.

1931 DODG ESEDAN, extra nice, with heater 1931 CHEV. 6-WHEEL SEDAN, rebuilt 1931 CHEV. COUPE, completely rebuilt 1931 FORD FORDOR, a real good one 1930 CHEV. SEDAN, new motor and paint 1930 CHEV. SEDAN, looks good 1930 CHEV.

COACH, very good 1930 CHEV. COACH, a dandy 1929 FORD TUDOR, air wheels 1929 CHEV, COACH, reconditioned 1929 FORD SEDAN, ready to drive 1929 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, exceptionally good 1928 FORD TUDOR, real good 8 $135: $1 1928 CHEV. COACH, runs like new 1928 WHIPPET COACH, runs good 5 5 TRUCKS AND COMMERCIALS 193G Dual, rebuilt 193(j G. M. long wheelbase, pickup 1936 CHEV.

PICKUP, low mileage, new paint $565 I $545 1936 DODGE "6" PICKUP, only 26,000 miles 1934 Dual, rebuilt, new tires 1932 CHEV. PANEL, runs good, new paint 1931 CHEV. 131" TRUCK with box 1930 CHEV. Dual, with box 9 This Is absolutely the finest stock of thoroughly rebuilt cars and trucks that we have ever advertized, No need to buy now and pay later. 30 days same as cash- GALLAND CHEVROLET, k.

OPPM FVPMIMRR OPEN EVENINGS.