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The Daily Sentinel from Grand Junction, Colorado • 10

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i SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 1W( TOWNSEND NEWS and Wednesday night lor the prs ent with Nick Rodriguez in charge. Recreation Winter Program Underway next week wer looking for p' tur attraction when they it to enll.t the service town boy. SPORT WORL nin at 7:30 o'clock in the Labor Temple for theregular business meeting, followed by a dance. Woman's auxiliary of CLUB 1 will meet Tuesday at the home of Mri. Ai V.

-Douglai, 213 Chipeta avenue. Those attending are to take covered dlahei. Ilusbandi are invited. i Many Teams Make Big Discoveries Saturday on Nation's Gridirons After Nov. 1, it will be operated four nighta a week with general recreation, craft, and story hours for the youngsters.

Model Airplane Club The model airplane club for all ages la being held each Thursday night at the high achool at 7.30 p. im Those interested In any type of plane model are eligible to come and enjoy the fun. Ralph Cramer la in charge. Visitors art welcome Girls' Tennis Tannla class for junior high achool girl are being organized To at Llnclon park courts. Play will be Monday, Wednesday, Thursday knd Friday from 3.30 to 4-30 p.

m. with Charles Carter in charge. Boye Touch Ball Touch ball for grad echool boys la underway now each Monday and Thursday after school. All elementary schools of the district hive three tcama and round robin tournament is planned with all schools participating. Around 2o0 boya are playing -now.

Square Dane Club qi at Falrmount ball la bain with Charlee Knoch in charge. The maximum suicide rat In Europe Is attained after the age I of 30. 1 Associated Press and Local News Colorado Blanks Wyoming, 20-0 Laramie, Wyo Oct 12. (P) Colorado's alternating quarterbacks, Don Evans and Tex Reilly, hurled three touchdown puses through a swirling snowstorm today to give the Buffaloes a 20-0 victory over Wyoming and a tie with Denver for the Big Sevsn football leadership. The Buffaloes, not an aerial minded team, tried only 10 passes today but five of them clicked.

In the first period. Reilly pitched a 22-yard touchdown pass to Johnny Zisch. In the! second. Evans heaved an 18-yard bullseye to Jim Prlr In the Wyoming end zone. In tha fourth, Reilly found Rex Wagner with a 24-yard throw for the final touchdown.

The victory left Colorado and Denver on top of tha Big Seven standings, each with two victories and no losses. Utah, the only other undefeated team In the conference, plays its first Big Seven game tonight with Brigham Young at Provo. 62 Degrees for Series St. Louis, Oct. 12.

(A1 Snow flurries, the first of the aetson. fell at Alton, 111., eight mile north of here today but the weatherman forecast fair weather with a temperature of about 62 degrees for the sixth world senes game He la Robert Earl Hughes i who Is to be billed as the heaviest man in the world val officials said Hughei tall, weigh. 710 pounds urea 102 inches around the eh? They added It takes fiv. y.rd, Heres the finest moat comfort, able sox you could bop fin. They will give yen all, tie warmth in the world all-wool in all color and sizes.

SLEEPING BAGS Full Length. All OA.5C around zipper aAj ui Ifti Ct or )i 4 0 i EDWARD D. DUNN, dramatist, sportsman and lecturer, will be guest speaker at the next meeting of the Mesa Knife and Fork club, to be held at 7 o'clock the evening of Oct. 21 In Lincoln park auditorium. Mr.

Dunn, a New Yorker, Is a brother of James Dunn of the state department and has spent much of hla life abroad. Weight Motor Oil Anti-Freeze and Colorado All Down Hunting Coats and Vests Light weight and $1 0.95 warm A45up FIELD GLASSES 3 Vi Power $6.25 4 Power $19.00 5 Power $20.50 All complete with leather carrying case and strap. Trojan No. 27 bin- $.95 oculars, with case Gun Cases and Saddle Scabbards $5.00 and up Ray-O-Vac 1 a a 1 i ts batteries 90 Quicker Starts and Smoother Running on Cold Mornings YOUR TIE TRADEMARKS YOU Changa to Winter And Install Open 24 Honrs a Day Every Day Quick. Courteous Service The winter program of the Grand Grand Junction Recreation com mission 1 underway at this time with several actlvitiea being sumer thi week, and other start soon, Director Robert Her rick announces.

Teenaae Dance-Party Tha opening Teenage dance and be Tuesday 1 L' party will be Tuesday night 7 30 p. m. at Lincoln park with Warren Esklora orchestra playing. There will be garnet for thoe not caring to dance, end special at tractions. Goodwill Program The Recreation commission sponsored program at Goodwill will be resumed Monday night at 7.80 Gunnisoh Loses 12-6 Greeley, Oct.

12. UP) The Colorado State Bear strengthened their hold on the Rock Mountain conference football lead, ershlp tonight with a 12-8 victory over a surprisingly stubborn Western State college team from Gunnison. it was the Bears' second straight win and left tham (he only undefeated team In conference play. Colorado College Loses Canyon, Oct 12. (Fewest Texas State scored In the first 12 minutes of play on a 73-yard touchdown run by LeRoy Reeves and the Colorado college Tigera never could recover as the Buffaloes hit the victory rosd with a 13-12 decision.

Trinidad Beats Denver Pueblo, Oct. 11 UP) Trinidad Junior college, showing plenty of punch, won from a bad-y outclassed Denver university team tonight 13 to 0. 211 PHONE 927 ILo CCdDdDHii A neat, clean, well-pressed tie ihowa you to be a careful, tidy person. A wrinkled, spotted cravat may mark you at slovenly and careless. Let first Impressions count.

Always look your best. Have your tie cleaned at the Up-to-Date. Our careful expert dry cleaners renovate your ties by recreating the bright, glowing colors they had when new. SPEEDWAY SK JEWELRY SPORTING GOODS WATCH REPAIRING GUNSMITHING Now 418 Maiq1 Indiana's victory over Illinois wasn't the only surprisiTbf the Big Nine, Wisconsin unleashing a last half ntlack to down Ohio Slate, 20 to 7 and Northwestern continu Ing Minnesota's string of loop defeats that started a year ago, 14 to 7 Purdue was humiliated by Notre Dame, 49 to 6, but Iowa, came up with a 21 to 7 decision over Nebraska. 1 Tennessee and Alabama, two of the Dixie pbwerhouaes who collide next Saturday, prepptd for the affair bv bowling over minor opposll tlon, the Vols conquering fc'hatl tanooga; 47 to 7, and Alabama keeping Harry Gilmer on the bench while downing southwest Louisiana.

94 to 0. Mississippi State Invaded the north and scored a quick touchdown before freezing out a 8 to 0 verdict over Michigan State Mississippi university also got a aingle marker but lost to Georgia Tech 24 to 7, and Vanderbilt kept It record of not being scored on in disposing of Florida, 20 to 0. Auburn halted St. Louis, 27 to 7' JJ, intersections! affair, puke beaten In lta first two sturts, turned George Clark loose and the ex-GI sank the Navy-, 21 to 8 The surprise in the southern conference, however, -was the ease with lili North Carolina, Wake Forest and William Mary galloped to victories North Carolina downed Maryland, 33 to Wake Forest took in Clemson, 19 to 7, and William Mary drubbed YPI, 49 to 0 The day' largest 1 crowd, a throng of 90,803, watched the revived UCLA outfit batter Stanford, 26 to 6. in a game that! may have determined the west coasts Rose Bowl representative before the season heads into November.

Washington suddenly found it scoring punch in the final quarter and up-ended Washington State, 21 to 7, while another coast crowd watched St. Mary Herman Wed-ermejer stopped by California 20 In the east the ancient aeries between Harvard and Princeton was revived w-ith the Maroon skidding to a 13 to 12 victory. Pennsylvania ahowed lta expected power in downing previously unbeaten Dartmouth, 39 to 8. Cornelia ground attack functioned despite the ralni In atopptng Colgate, 13 to 8. Ulanova upset favored Holy Cross, 14 to 13.

Missouri and Kansas, arch rivala of the Big Six, had easy victories, the Tigers blasting Kansas State 26 to 0, and Kansas outrunning Iowa State, 24 to 8. Iowa State la the achool which turned to horse-steaks for its gridders this week. FOOTBALL RESULTS COLI.EGK SCORES Weatem Stat 6 Colorado Slate II Colorado 20. Wyoming 0. Emporia Btata 2.

Colorado Mlnaa 6 Utah SS. Brigham Young 6 Colorado college 12, Weet Texae State 12 Utah State 2R Montana Stale 14. Arizona 27 Texai Mines 13 Denver 0 Trinidad JC 13 Arizona State of Tempe S. Nevada 74 Adam State IS Highlands 0. EAST Army 20 Michigan IS Brown 29, Rhode laland 0 Bucknell 0.

Muhlenberg 6 Coeet Guard academy II. Cotby IS. Colgate 9, Cornell 13. Columbia 23. Yale 0 Dartmouth Penn 39 Harvard IS.

Princeton 12 Holy Croat IS, Vlllanova 14 Maryland 0. North Carolina 38. Lafayetta 14, Gettyaburg 37. Navy D. Duke 21.

O. Rutgera 26 Plttaburgh 0, Temple 0 Watt Virginia 6 Waahtngton It Le 6. MIDWEST TUInola 7. Indiana l4. Iowa 21.

Nr brink a 7 Iowa Btat 8, Kanaaa 24. Marquette 46, Idaho 6 Michigan Stale 0. Mirsisalppl State 6 Minneaota 7, Northwestern 14. Mlaaouri 26, Kansas State 0. Notre Dam 49 Purdue 6 Ohio Slat 7, Wisconsin 20.

Oklahoma 13, Texas 20 Tulsa 21. Texas Tech 6. SOUTH Alabama 64, Southwestern Le Auburn 27. St Louis 7. Clemson 7.

Wake Forest It. Florida 0, Vanderbilt 27 Georgia Tech 24, Mississippi 7. L. U. 33, Texas A It 9 Carolina State 23, Davidson 0.

Tennessee 47, Chattanooga 7, Tulane 6, Rice 23. Virginia 1 V. M. I I V. P.

I. 0. William It Mary 49. southwest Arkansas 12. Baylor 0 FAR WEST California 20, St.

Mary'e 1J. Montana 0, Oregon 34 Stanford 6. U. C. L.

A. 36. Corner Fifth know how great how urgent the need for 'm ftififm By HAROLD CLAASEN jw York, OcL-jfe. a college football tejun discovcieU i New that not ail is moleskin and muscle on the gridiron toda the 434th anniversary of Columbus' dtacov ry of America. Illinois, the team that was to have been one of the mldweat greatest, discovered a second tartar Indiana and bowed, 14 to 7, behind the pitching of, Ben Raimondi, th6 boy from Bmoklyni Oklahoma discovered Texas wasn't near as tough as expected, the Longhorns winning by a single touchdown, 20 to 13, Just two weeks after the Sooncrs had been set back by Army 21 to 7.

Texas, currently the No. 1 team In the AP's weekly poll, was expected to win by at least lour touchdowns And army re-discovered Felix (Doc) Blanchard, its two-time all-America fullback just in time 10 Chalk up its 22nd consecutive victory by spilling an ambitious Michigan outfit, 20 to 13 Blanchard, out for two and a half games. Joined Glenn Davis and Arnold tucker 7iT unveiling a aeries of long passes that brought a final oa 1 period marker and victory. Other discoveries of the day In clude the evidence that Columbia has a satisfactory line to supplement its horde of backs and the Lions dumped Yale, 28 to 20, and the fact that Oregon Slate re turned veteran of the 1942 Rose Bowl squad still can play football. Thcv spilled Southern Cliiornl, 0 to 0, Brecheen Main Hope of Cards By GAYLE TALBOT St.

Louis, Oct 12. OR) Only the speed and the cunning in the left arm of Happy (the Cat) Brecheen stands tonight between the Cardinals and sudden death in the 1946 world series. Trailing two games to three to the previvified Boston Bed Sox in the Dig autumn play-off, the National league champions must win hare tomorrow behind their aerobatic little southpaw star or accept second money. Seldom In aeries history has there been a more lronatic buildup for one of the final, crucial contests. For, opposing Brecheen, will probably be Dave (Boy) Ferris, the 25-game winner, out to throttle the Cards for the second time and bring tha Red Sox their first championship since 1918.

Both pitched, shutouts In their Srevious series starts. Brecheen le little fellow with the big screwball, baffled the Sox sluggers In the second game, setting them down with four widely spaced hits to square the play-off at a victory a piece. Fe Ferris, not to be outdone, came right back in the third game at Boston to handcuff the Red Birds with six blows and again put the American leaguers out In front The meeting of the two shutout artists at Sportsman's park tomorrow Is a natural. Glenwood Beali Craig, 24-0 Springs (Spatial to Th Scnttiwl) October 12. The Glenwood Spring high achool Demon Friday night licked the Craig Bulldogs, 24 to 0, In a Yampa Valley conference game played on the Glenwood Springs field.

The victory was first football win by Glenwood over Craig In 13 seasons. Jim Weaver, Glenwood end, intercepted a Craig pass on the 30-yard strip and galloped to the goal for the Initial score In th opening period. Sinninger passed SO yards to Mulkey In the end zone for the eecond tally in the second period. In the third. Bill Davies scored following a Craig fumble.

Mulkey scored the final tally in the fourth period on a play from the 10-yard line. Several Craig players were Injured, the most serious injury being collar bone fracture. The name of the boy was not available. Craig used center smashes most of the evening. Utah State Victor Logan, Utah, Oct 12.

UP) Dean Dick Romneys football boys at Utah State showed Impressive power in outpointing a strong Montana State eleven 28 to 14 today. The Utah Aggies, where Romney has been coaching tome 28 years, broke a 7-7 halftime tie with a touchdown in the third period and mashed two more across in the final to add another triumph for the Big Seven conference. Utah Wins Over BYU 35-6 Provo, Utah, Oct. 12. (pt Utah a nung the smooth-clicking Indiana Brigham Young university scalp on the victory belt tonight with a 35-8 trium: nph in the Ute's first Big Seven conference gam of the sea- eon.

Ray Peterson, 200-pound kicking halfback, booted live extra point placements to run his suc-eeesful consecutive conversion total to 13. He hasnt missed a placement in three games. Babe Wins Texas Meet is the desire for new automobile! them in many oases. Am were ware that nearly every make of ear these daya can point to a long waiting list of folks who have placed their orders. But when a car hops Buick did What Other Car Has Se Much Hurt Clicks For Ferty-Sixl MUUINBf-Smt ata Itw'ityU pottam wkh wf'linS Airfoil tonlon end holt-an rear hl 041 d.

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Winterize your car at the sign of the famous Flying Red Hone. Mobilgas SEVERSON 111 Booth 7th When week offer week new orders out-pace tepped-up factory production hen we figure there the car itself. Somothlng even blggor than standout style of season a big Fireball straight-eight power plant husky, roomy size of two fine-made tons. COMTOtr-af aofl FooMwi ctnAlon. I' by BJw.

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Wholesale Distributor Grand Junction, Colo. If your order isnt in, you can place it now, for delivery at OPA prices, With or without a car to trade in (though of course we need to get good cars for the used-car buyers on our waiting list). STAMINA VITALITY instantly into moat wanted must be something far beyond Turn ht HtNIY TmW Harris Auto I position as this the expected in the the znor.7 MHO omhomk Me mUy 1 13 Ws.1 Company Grand Junction. I W.tft; fcod OK lAWMOl cytfcwtf HASHIH9 phton. I TtADINtSM drfv Ii eueiwe mol roomy Sody lull rootmo 8rpOw dMdkie iwiKaaieniit A 5 ee eeaa oa eeikabte Colorado Stamina and vitality eome from proper food.

Sally Ann bread it recommended by ell football coaches. At Your fGzTO 24' THE FRESHEST THING IN TOWN 1 9 46 A a gome 619 Main Street Fort Worth, Oct. 12. (Pi National Amateur Champion Mrs. George (Babe) Zaharias of Denver iroueryea at-puntf WfW Pin Betty 'MlHtT' of Long Beach for the first 27 boles at Colonial Country club today then turned on the pressure 1 for the next six holes to win the Texas Women's open golf cham-" plonshlp by a 5-3 score.

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