Greeley Daily Tribune from Greeley, Colorado • Page 10

19 GBEKLEY Monday. Aug. 23. 1954 Giants, Cleveland Stretch I Leads Over Bums, Yanks Five Weld County Schools Hire New Coaches for ComingSeason Champ Gels Drink The TVld County league has al- state, he has heen coijih at Pen most completed its coaching list. rose for three years.

Steamboat Kith five schools reporting new I Springs claims Al Marshall. Hale- personnel in the post. ton's coach last year. Grover, Pierce, Galeton. Milliken will have a Colorado praduate handling its Ev.ns have hired new Vnlversi a duate handling its; ccnobes.

Gllcrest and -Sunn will re- C()ar hi nf 'chores. Duane Uln the same men tor the coming wh(1 has a a alld al i j-ason. The coaching assig nment at heraw will nead all sllorts as has not been made yet teaching science. Hay Knight. I IXin Constant! will be the new coach in Grover.

He was a coach at Pierce for two years before accept- Ine the Grover post. Jack Eutsler, last jrear'i coach, will be Plane- rllle'i new basketball coach. He wu with Grover two years. In Pierce. Tom Goodsrn will lake ConsUnti' position.

He served It Wellington as a student coach last year and graduated from Col- AIM. Roy Brubacher Is Galeton's new coach. A graduate of Western Deaths and Funerals nwcn JUAMBZ Mrs. Blanche Juarez, 1506 Ird iTtnue. Wife of Plu- tarco Jnarei.

Mother of John, of Gmley; Felii, of Denver; Joe. of Salt Lake City, Au- guit, of. Trinidad; George, of TJS and Mrs. Margaret Badlal, Greeley. Also sur- by ten grandchildren.

lUcitation of the rosary 7:30 p.m. Monday, Adamson Mortu mry. Requiem mass 9 a.m. Tueiday. Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church.

Interment Unn Grove. KRBT Mrs. Norroa P. Kirby, 1303 4th St. Wife ot Gerald Kirby, mother of Fern and Michael.

Daughter of A. D. Lineweber, a a Granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.

C. Dunn, Homesvillo, Nebr. and C. C. Llneweber, Beatrice, Nebr.

Slater of Harold D. and Kegln L. Lineweber both of U.S. Coast Gtfard. Services 10:00 A.M.

a A a Mortuary. Further i Tuesday P.M. at Funeral Home, Beatrice, Nebr. Interment Beatrice. PUnler Nelsi, Rosebud, S.

Dai. Son Peter Ni Rosebud. Arrangments later. as teaching science. Hay Knight.

the old ciadi. resisted in favor of returning to his home in The coach in Kvans will be Jack Savage, now taking a post-graduate course at CSCE. Savage received his AH from Denver university where he played varsity football. i Along with his physical education duties, he will teach history. He will replace Funds Unwell.

Nunn's coach. John Simpson, will take over the duty of school principal as well as retaining the coach- Ing duties. Dean Crosier will be the coach at C.ilcrest again this year. There Is a range of from 70-100 students expected in the different Weld schools with school slated to stsrt on AUK. 30.

Football drills will all start on Aug. 25. Evans is still not member of the league, dames have been scheduled between Evans and all other league schools, but those games will not count in the standings. The conference football schedule will begin Sept. 17, with most schools expected to have non-conference tilts the season starts.

The league schedule is as follows: September 17-- Grover at Gill: Milliken at fialeton; at C.il- cresf Evnns at Pierce. September 24-- fierce at Milliken: Gill at Nunn; Galeton at Grover; Gilcrest at Evans. October 1-- Gilcrest at Pierce; Grover at Milliken; Nunn at Galeton; Evans at Gill. October 8-Milliken at Gilcrest at Gill; Pierce at Grover: Galeton at Evans. October 15 Galeton at Gilcrest; Nunn at Grover; Gill at Pierce; Milliken at Evans.

October 22-- Gilorest at Milliken: Gill at Gale ton- Pierce at Evans at Gro ver. October 29 Grover at Gil crest; Milliken al Gill; Galeton a Pierce; Evans at Nunn. Middleweight Champion Carl (Bobo) Olion after his second weigh-in for his title fight wth Rocky C.atellanl at Sah FrVneteco. Aug. 20.

Olson, weighed-in TM the first time, and was given two hour, to make the160 pound i aide, hurried him to a bath to iweath oft he ext a weight Sixty minutes later he made the weight. (AP Wirephotoj Wildcat Grid Sludenl anagers Are Asked 'o Report Tuesday Boys wishing to be student manage" for the Greeley high football team ire asked to report at the coaches' office at the i school Tuesday from 1-3 p.m. Football a i begins Wednesday afternoon after physical exams, equipment checkout and orientation Wednesday morn- Ina. Stars Cling to Slim Lead SCOREBOARD I Major League AMERICAN LEAGUE Kirst game: Wash. .000 000 020 000--2 Phil.

000 010 001--3 12 12 InnitiKS. PiiKc.ua! 12 and Gerald; Ilishon and Astroth. Second game: Washington .000 000 022--1 I'hllndeUihia 000 202 000-4 Tie KHiue, culled, Sunday few. 1'orterfield, Stewart 7, Shea 9 and Tipton; Portocarrero and Robertson. By ED CORRIGAN Auociateel Writer While the American League in general and New York in particular wait for the ClevelaiM Indians' to collapse, the Tribe blitliely their comber Al Lopez' Redskins were five and a half games in front of the Yank Monday and showing no signs taiwririi! off.

About the only chanc the Yanks of winning their sixth straight pennant Is a collapse of the Indians. The TribB whipped Baltimore. 12-1, Sunday while the Boston Red Sox were putting the crusher on Casey Stengel's operatives, 8-Z- Past history, they say, shows tendency of the Indians to Quietly fold up and steal away when the going gets tough. But the only time the Indians actually blew the pen uant was In 1940. Presaure on The pressure is on the and their sole hope of a stretch rally is tor them to win all five of their remaining games with Cleveland.

Elsewhere in the A i a League, Detroit halted Chicago (The White Sox are just about out of it). 1 to 4, and the Philadelphia A's defeated Washington, 3-2. in the first game of a scheduled doubleheader. The second was called after nine innings because of the Sunday curfew with the tied, 4-4. Giants Given Two Games In the National League, the New York Giants cemented their claim to the pennant by gaining two games on the Brooklyn Dodgers.

They swept a doubleheader from the Pittsburgh Pirates, 5-4 and 5-3, while the Philadelphia Phillies were crushing Brooklyn. The Milwaukee Braves, seven and a halt games oil the pace, blasted Chicago, 12-6. and the St. Louis Cardinals outlasted the Cincinnati Redlegs. 9-7.

The Indians slapped out 20 hits while Early Wynn held Baltimore to three in his seven innings on the mound. After that Lopez sent in the scrubs. Do Nothing Right The Yanks could do nothing It's the total that counts! at Safeway you tavt in many, many is, You know, TM you 9 reatly prices on few many afce it up the prices you pay for $atewax items and TM plrt the etere. You'll fin4 that shofpmj a tly y.ur food bill after if. the TOTAL that counts! 6 0 KHz 1 9 0 cur- New York Boston ANDERSON Harry George Anderson of Eait of Greeley.

Brother pf William mud Glen Anderson, both of. Agate, Colorado, Bennett Anderson of Keenesburg and Mrs. Anna Powell of En- 'sdewood. Arrangements later. ANDERSON Mrs.

Ruth C. Anderson of East o( Greeley. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sander of Greeley.

Sister of Mrs. Helen of Greeley and Mrs. Ella Beaton of Greeley. later. ANDERSON Mary Ann Anderson of East of Gretley.

Granddaughter of Mr. Mra. Herman Sander of Oreeley. Arrangements later. CONAWAY Ererett D.

Conaway of La- Stile. Hurtand of Mrs. Bessie Conaway. Father of Marvin Conaway of Greeley, and Everett Lee and Harold Conaway both of. LaSalle.

Brother of Lawrence Conaway of Perry, Iowa, and Clarence C. Cona- of LSalle. Arrangements later. MATES Ratt A. Mapes formerly of Greeley.

Mother of Ed D. Mapes and Mrs. Vivian Feland both of Greeley, Herman Mapes of Denver, Frank Mapes of. Long Beach, Mrs. Gladys McKay of Portland, Eugene G.

Mapes and Mrs. Bessie Little, both of San Carlos, Calif. Arrangements later. Hollywood remains atop the citic Coast League standings, aft a wild set-to with Los Angeles. The Stars dropped two percen age points behind San Diego for a brief time Sunday as they lost to Los Angeles, 4-0.

But Hollywood came back to take nightcap, 2-1, and then Sacramento whacked San Diego, 13-8 and 3-0. This put the Stars out front by A games. Oakland 'beat San Francisco, 8-1, but the Seals took the nightcap 14-2. Seattle and Portland also split Seattle winning the first, 7-6, and ihe Beavers the 5-3. Bubba Church pitched a two-hitter for the Angels' victory as his mates got 11 hits off three Hollywood hurlers.

The nightcap, -won by Mel Queen, was marked by ruckuses which, caused Stars Manager Bobby Bragan and two players be ejected. Sacramento clubbed San Diego in heir first game as they together belted out 28 hits and five home uns. In the nightcap. Rex Jones gave the Padres only two hits. This Wandering Bear (Associated Press) American League Battlng--N'oren, New York, Minoso, Chicago, Avila, Cleveland, .327.

Runs-- Mantle, New York, 104; Minoso, Chicago, 100; Fox, Chicago, 92 Runs batted in-- Doby, Cleveland, 102; Minoso, Chicago, 82; Berra and Mantle, New York, SI. Home runs-- Doby, Cleveland, 27; Mantle, New York, 26; Williams, Boston, 23, Stolen bases Jensen, Boston, 18; Rivera and Minoso, Chicago, 14. Pitching 10 decisions feller, Cleveland, 11-2, Consuegra, Chicago, 15-3. Lemon, Cleveland, 18-5, .783. 000 001 100--2 10 5 002 021 30X-8 10 2 Byrd, Reynolds 7 and Berra; Sul- liva'n and White.

Cleveland 060 011--12 20 i Baltimore ....000 0 1 0 000-- 1 3 2 Wynn, Mossl 8 and Hegan; Ku- lava, Kretlow 4, Dlyzka 6 and Courtney. Chicago 110 100 010--4 9 1 Detroit 130 100 02x--7 12 0 Consuegra 2. Dorish 7 and Batts; Iloeft and Wilson. right. Ted Williams knocked in the first four Sox runs with a homer and a double as Frank Sullivan hung up his victory.

Harry Byrd was the victim. Detroit jumped on Billy. Pierce for four runs in the first two innings and the White Sox never did get back in the game. Billy Hoeft waa the winner. Tied Before Curfew Joe DeMaestri drove, home the winning run for the A's in the 12th inning of the opener against the Senators to give Charlie Bishop the victory.

The A's almost had the afterpiece, too, but the Nats Bcored twice In the ninth to U- betore the curfew. The pesky Pirates knocked both the Giants' ace pitchers, Johnny Antonelli and Sal Maglie, out of National League Batting-- Snider, Brooklyn, NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati 130 010--7 11 St. Louis 001 422 OOx--9 13 Musial, "St. Louis, Mueller, New York, .335. St.

Louis, 1UZ, Valentine, Nuxhall 4, Savransky 5. Judson 5. Perkowski 8 and Bailey, Landrith Lawrence, Brazle 5, Deal 8 and Sarni. First game: Philadelphia 001 400 001--6 11 0 Brooklyn 000 000 020--2 8 0 Wehmeler and Burgess; Erskine, HiluS--MUS1B1, JjuuiSi J.w*'( i i i i i unii i -Snider, Brooklyn, 96; Mays, a i i a 8. Hoe 9 and Campanella.

0 rk 92 i Second game: Runs batted in-Musial, St. Louis, Philadelphia 000 050 001-6 8 0 111- Snider, Brooklyn, 101; Klus-1 Brooklyn 000 000 000--0 6 0 zew'ski, Cincinnati, 98. Tlickson and Burgess; Meyer, Home runs--Mays, New York, 0 dres 5 and Campanella. 37; Kluszewski. Cincinnati, 36; Sauer, Chicago, 34.

Stolen bases--Bruton, Milwaukee, 26; Fondy, Chicago, 17; Temple, Cincinnati, 16. a i i j.u. Pitching 10 decisions--Antonelli, New York. 18-3. Loes.

Brooklyn, 9-3, Nuxhall, Cincinnati, 7-3, .700. Fell Among Friends I Bill McKimmey FRESH FLOWER FUNERAL SPRAYS "ConsUtentlj the Best- Free Delivery BENSON'S W. Uoveland Rd. Ph. 401 On Short Notice "We Grow The Flowers'" HANSEN'S GREENHOUSE St.

8th Ph. 706 --Free Delivery-- COLLINS UP) A 50- ound black bear cub was chased a telephone pole Thursday by 4-year-old Maryin Bishop, and hen found 2-legged a willing to care for his injured leg. Marvin, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen M.

Bishop of the Douglas Jar- dice farm, found the cub six miles north of here and 10 miles from woods, and chased him up the pole. After Sheriff Ray M. Barger and Game Warden G. I. Crawford had rescued the cub.

they found he had been bitten seriously on the leg by either a dog or another bear. The cub was sent to Colorado A.M veterinary hospital for treatment, after which he will be released to clamber back into the mountains. Coach at Omaha Tech OMAHA UP) Bill McKimmey, 28. Monday was appointed assistant football coach at Omaha Tech High School. He lettered two years as a fullback at Colorado State College and coached at Colorado high schools four years before joining the Tech teaching staff last fall.

McKlmniey succeeds Wayne Ar- game: Pittsburgh 300 100 000--4 11 1 New York 000 002 102--5 6 2 LaPalme, Hetki 9, Thies 9 and Shepard; Antonelli, Corwin 1, il- hejm 4. Grissom 7. Second game: Pittsburgh ....000 030 000--3 11 4 New York 02: 000 Olx--a 11 3 Surkont, Law 8 and Shepard Maglie, Wilhelm 5 and Katt. Mtlwauk.ee 000 402--12 10 1 Chicago 004 020 000--6 13 1 Wilson. Jolly 3, Burdette 5, Conley 6 and Crandall: Cole.

Jeffcoat 4, Tremel 9 and Garagiola. A I the box before bowing. Bill Taylor singled in the winning run in the tying marker in the ninth. Chase Maglie In the nightcap, the Pirates chased Maglie in the Iifth but hitless relief by Hoyt i checked thereafter. Willie Mays' hitting was stopped at 21 games.

The Phils' Herman Wehmeier, record six victories and nine defeats, whipped the Brooks in the opener. Murry Dickson was nursing a 10-game losing streak until he -whitewashed them in the second game. Ennls Homer in Each Game Del Ennis hit a three-run homer in each game for Phillies and drove in seven runs for the day. Carl Erakine was the first game victim and Russ Meyer the second. Bobby Thomson returned to full- time duty with Milwaukee and slugger Eddie Mathews was forced to leave the game after he was bit on the finger, but there was no fracture.

St Louis' victory dropped Cincinnati to fifth place. Stan Musial had a pair of doubles in the 13- bit Card attack on live Red pitchers. mer. who resigned to at Dana College become it Blair. coach Neb.

Kent Brestel ot Chappel, replaces Armer as second learn basketball coach. He attended Denver University and Kearney Teachers and had coached at Cozad Junior High. iver and Lincoln Are Rained Out Again LINCOLN, Neb. Rain Sunday forced postponement ot a scheduled doubleheader between the Denver Bears and Lincoln Chiefs here for the second consecutive day. A twin bill was rained out here Saturday.

(Associated Press) Pacific Coast League Seattle 7-3, Portland 6-5. Los Angeles 4-1, Hollywood 0-2. Oakland 6-2. San Francisco 1-14. Sacramento 13-3.

San Diego S-0. International League Toronto 1-3. Rochester 0-1. Buffalo 7, Syracuse 2. Montreal 2.

Havana 0 (2nd game rain). Richmond S. Ottawa 3. Ameriacn Assn. i Indianapolis 1.

Columbus 0. Louisville 13. Minneapolis Kansas City 12-2. Charleston 3-1. Toledo 7.

Kt. Paul 6. Texas League Srifvor-ort 17. Beaumont 6. 2.

at Englewood City at Pallas post-. jior.od. rain. i K'x'he 200 003 nnn ns-l" Southern Assn. AUmosa 02" 021 onn on- 5 A a a Mobil': 2.

MiTiir-his i-3. C'hattanoosa 4-0. Litilo Nashville 10-3. Birmingham at New Orleans post- power trouble. Pioneer League Ostlon 9.

Billings 4. Kails Salt Lake City S. Idaho Falls 1-7. Magic Valley 5-6 Harvey Haddix, St. Louis Card: (2nd came in innings).

southpaw, fanned 13 PittB- I Tocatello Boise 4-5. 1 burgh batsmen on April 29. WESTERN A Wichita at Sioui City, ppd. rain. Denver at Lincoln, rain.

Colorado Springs at Omaha, ppd. rain. Pueblo 7-1. Ties Moires 1-2. Yanks Purchase Jim Konstanty BOSTON W--The New York Yankees Sunday purchased Jim Konstanty.

righthand- er, from the Philadelphia Phillies. It was a straight cash deal with Konstanty being waived on by seven National League clubs and How They Stand (Asiociited Prsse) A I A A Cleveland 88 34 New York 83 40 Chicago 80 45 Detroit 54 Boston 63 Washington 49 Philadelphia 40. Baltimore 39 A I A A New York Brooklyn Milwaukee Philadelphia -Cincinnati St. Louis- Chicago 73 6S 5S 59 58 Pittsburgh WESTERN LEAGUE Denver Omaha Des Moines Milliken Irounces Gill In Final RM League Tilt Milliken shut out in the final came of the Rocky Mountain Leaeue season 25-" in a game played Snnday. Winning pitcher a I Adolph Belo.

Colorado Springs 41 Pueblo 66 the six below New York in the Sioux Cty 65 American League standings. In I Lincoln 54 Konstanty set i National League record for nppearanc.es. working in 74 panics, and was voted thn most valuable player in the league. i No Yankee has to be dropped I to make room for him because I vacancy on the roster lias eiistPd since the sale ot nob Kuiava to weeks nco. Pet.

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