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HUMIDORS HIGH GRADE PIPE MIXTURES V' i 7 1 ''ii' WvWv' i I 'J Waa SgMSB PIPES POUCHES CIGAR AND CIGARETTE HOLDERS ALL POPULAR BRANDS TOBACCOS STRONGEST BONDS cptWRy 247 NORTH VIRGINIA STREET 7 to SUNDAY JUNE 11 1944 NEVADA STATE JOURNAL RENO NEVADA PAGE 5 Illini Team Wins National Collegiate Track Pacific Coast Conference Upheaval orecast When Spring Meeting Held PORTLAND Ore June 10 (UR) There will bo an upheaval when the the spring meeting of the Pacific Coast Inter Collegiate Con ference goes into session next week at Hood River Orc in formed sources indicated today The report is out that the grad uate managers irked at the final authority traditionally held by the faculty representatives may seek to gain control even though schedule making and sports com petition is under wraps because of the war Some army athletic heads are expected to attend the three day meeting beginning Monday in an effort to book football games with those teams still having squads for next fall A tentative conference schedule may be mapped out al though only Washington plans a team in the northern division Basketball schedules probably will be worked out along with base ball but track is doubtful Seevral coaches have dropped out of the conference for the dura tion complicating the schedule making Louis Is 100 to 1 Shot to Lose Title irst Time He Defends It After War CAMDEN June 10 UR) Commander Jack Dempsey coast guard believes that Joe Louis the heavyweight champion will be a 100 to 1 shot to lose his title the first time he defends it after the war Joe Louis is a great fighter and make no mistake about the former heavy weight titlist declared the longer he is in the service the more going to take him to get back in fighting Dempsey came here yesterday to address a war bond rally at the RCA Victor plant He said the war takes too much out of an athlete to expect him to be in the same condition as when he left competitive sports just like an old time fighter try ing to make a comeback after he has been out of the ring a few years It be done and I know what talking Dempsey added however that when the war is over the country will have more and better fighting prospects been turning out thousands of them at the Man hattan Beach coast guard station since I went to work he declared DU PONT PAINT Thins with water Dries in 1 hour! 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WALL INISH One coat of Speed Easy coversmost surfaces includ ing wallpaper I Easy to use one gallon does the average room You can use the room almost immediately It's "One coat magic" lor walls and ceilings Ji i NEVADA AUTO SUPPLY 301 South Virginia Phone 2 4044 Clay Court Meet To Open Monday DETROIT June 10 ran cisco (Pancho) Segura of Ecuador third ranking tennis player in the nation and seeded No 1 in the national clay courts championships opening Monday at the Detroit ten nis club drew a bye in the first round as news was received today that Lieut Seymour Greenburg' Chicago 1943 champion will not defend his crown The colorful Ecuadorean who uses both hands to drive a terrific ally hard forehand will be playing here for the first time In 41 recognized matches last year he won 38 and lost three including one to Greenburg in the South hampton round robin tournament last August The eight seeded players in the singles were: Segura Wil liam Talbert Cincinnati Rex Nor ris Landing Ray Gibson Detroit Hobart Wrobbel Detroit Hubert Manire Detroit Richard Warner University of Utah Robert Lewis University of Utah Happy Stan Hack Doesnt Do Anything by Halves in A Widely Assorted Career Pitching of Newhouser Trout Boosts Hopes Of Detroit Tiaers for Another A Pennant Ty Cobb Journal Sports Editor Ph 4121 LT TT I II Ijifi I nio I aw 1 I Heralded Sprint Duel izzles as One Disqualified Young Beats Conwell By 10 Yards in urlong By BOB MEYER United Press Staff Correspondent MILWAUKEE Wis June 10 The heralded rivalry race be tween the outstanding sprinters Claude Young of Illinois and Ed Conwell of New York University failed to materi alize tonight when Conwell was disqualified for two false starts and Young went on to Pace Illinois to its third national collegiate track championship in 23 years Trojans Absent Illinois piled 79 points to cap ture the 23rd running of the his toric track and field carnival tak ing over the crown that Southern California held for nine straight years only to forego its defense of the title this year because of trav el restrictions The Illini triumph returned the NCA crown to the midwest for the first time since Indiana won in 1932 The much publicized attempt of the stubby Mr Young Negro freshman sensation to become the first man to win four NCAA events since Jesse Owens did it in 1936 failed in two respects: (1) Young was defeated in the broad jump by Ralph Tyler of Ohio State who leaped 23 feet inches and (2) Young scratched in the low hurdles when it was obvious that Illinois would win anyway ive by ive Nevertheless the Mr ive by ive from Chicago piled up 28 of 79 points taking firsts in the 100 yard and 220 yard dash and second in the broad jump based on the NCAA scoring of 10 points for first place and eight for second In addition he led Con well to the tape by ten yards in the 220 dash Runner up to Illinois was Notre Dame with a 19 man squad that spread Its overall strength to 43 points Michigan largely upon the work of its famous Hume twins finished third with 40 points The also rans were: Ohio State 23 Northwestern Purdue and Morgan State 20 Marquette 19 New York and Missouri 18 Wisconsin and Miami 16 Ober lin 15 Utah 14 Minesota 12 Colorado and Western Michigan 10 Indiana Boston College and resno State 8 Iowa State 5 Michigan State 4 and Illinois Tech and Central Michigan 1 Jade Boy Annexe Morrison Handicap SAN MATEO Calif June 10 (UR) The featured Hayward Mor rison handicap for 85000 at one mile and onc sixteeth was won by Mrs Mabel Jade Boy to day a half length ahead of Val dina Andire with Gold Call third With Jockey Ralph Neves aboard Jade Boy trailed the field as Okana took the lead at the start Jade Boy ran last to the stretch and then passed every horse in the field to win in the slow time 1:45 Total handle for the da vas $709841 NEW YORK June 10 Busy Stan Hack who at assorted stretches in his career has been a naviator rancher amateur de tective dog fancier and bank clerk has found time to return to third base for the crestfallen Chi cago Cubs which should give them their best chance yet to vacate the National League cellar Happy Hack who does nothing by halves any equal among the motley lot of third basemen patrolling the beat in the majors today and when he gets his heart and soul into winning games for the Cubs he may spark the whole team into a victory drive The big grinning guy who often is caught with a plug of tobacco Joey Dolan Lindell in our PORTLAND Ore June 10 (UR) navy bound light weight assassin Joey Dolan prac tically butchered Jimmy Lidell Los Angeles negro in a scheduled ten round bout here last night which Referee Packy Mcarland wisely stopped in the fourth round award ing the fight to the Albina ship yard worker via the TKO route Dolan entering the ring at 127 pounds was a much stronger boy than when he was fighting at a lighter weight The 135 pound Lid dell picked to administer a sleep ing pill to Irish Joey ran into two right hand shots to the jaw followed by a looping left hook which started the carnage Getting the range Dolan stormed in dumping his dusky rival on the deck twice for five counts A right hook draped Liddell over the ropes and the leg weary Negro stood helplessly with his hands at his sides He was decked for a four count a second later at which junc ture Referee Mcarland stopped the unequal contest In the preliminaries Billy Mc Cann 149 Seattle decisioned Nor man inch Vancouver Roy Dunn 160 knocked out Teddy Newsome 164 Gary Ind and Pete Peter Boone Seattle 142 in three rounds 56th Annual AAU Track Meet Set NEW YORK June 10 A sterling field of track and field stars including 12 defending cham pions and teams and individuals from 33 different states was as sured tonight for the 56th annual American track and field meet next Saturday and Sunday June 17 and 18 Officials of the sponsoring ama teur athletic union said the ad vance list of stars was remarkable in view of wartime manpower con ditions which makes it impossible for numerous other competitors to defend their laurels More than 85 per cent of the big entry list will be provided by the various branches of the armed forces including men on furlough and teams from navy and marine 12 and 5 colleges and an out size cigar in his mouth at the same time has been the number one for years and his fielding is both steady and spectacular Affairs in Shape Hack did not report to the Cubs this spring for the first time since he joined them 11 years ago be cause of the manpower shortage on his ranch at Pendleton Ore I Recently however he got his 'af fairs in shape and decided to re turn to the team The 35 year old left handed hit ter probably without an equal with men on bases has batted in 529 runs during his major league tenure and has a lifetime average of 303 He slumped to 289 last season but with major league pitching as sub standard as it is now he is likely to step up that pace considerably It was back in 1931 that Hack decided to take a chance on base ball as a career because his job as a Sacramento Calif bank clerk bored him He took his two week vacation during the time the Sac ramento Coast League team was in spring training and promptly got a job In his first season he played 164 games at third base and had a lusty batting average of 352 He moved to Chicago the fol lowing year and aside from a short stretch at Albany in the Inter national League in 1933 has re mained with the Cubs through out Extra Curricular His extra curricular activities used to bother the dickens out of the Cub management A licensed pilot he flew his own plane until 1932 when he cracked up in a flight on the coast luckily escap ing injury The Cub management extracted a promise from him not to fly again and he devoted his energies to sleuthing Two days before the 1932 world series Hack was riding in a police squad car It met with an acci dent and he injured several ribs The Cub management never knew until after the series was over that Hack had played with the injured ribs although he did not see much action Late in the 1937 pennant race when the Cubs were in the thick of the fight Hack joined police in a search for a burglar and was ready to shoot it out with the tres passer with his own guns Hack now more settled in his ways raises Scottie dogs and plays tennis for diversion And the Cubs will find plenty to keep even as busy a gent as he is occupied from now on Ex Bear Athlete Missing in Action SANTA CRUZ Cal June (UR) irst Lt Max Dowden for mer University of California ath lete has been reported missing in action over Germany accord ing to word received here by his parents Mr and Mrs Homer Dowden Lieutenant Dowden who is in the army air forces was on detached service with the Royal Canadian Air orce as a bomber pilot when reported missing He had a pilot officers commission in the RCA Hal Newhouser By Walter JOHNS Central Press Sports Editor Pitching wins pennants and 20 game winners are more or less pre requisites The Detroit Tigers now edging toward the top of the American League standings appear to have pitching and two 20 game winners in Hal Newhouser and Dizzy Trout Between them Lefty Hal and Righthander Dizzy won 14 games by June 1 contribu tion to that total was eight victor ies which is all he could win last season in 38 games Trout a 20 game winner last year appears to be on his way to another banner season and if New houser continues his present pace be seeing the Tigers back in the world scries picture they last appeared in after the 1910 season rom Beaumont Both Newhouser and Trout are products of the farm at Beaumont in the Texas League Trout who was something of a colorful character when he burst into the majors came up first having pitched his last minor league ball in the 1938 season Newhouser came up from Beau mont the next season Newhouser bothered with wild ness earlier in his career has set tled down and become one of the Tiger aces He has a remarkably fast ball and struck out 144 bat ters last season At the same time he walked more batters 111 than any other flinger in the league Trout began his career as an 18 year old youth He hit the minors with Terre Haute and then moved up to AA ball with Indian apolis Toledo was his next stop and then he was sent to the Beaumont farm Dizzy Trout At Beaumont Trout was the pitching star of the league win ning 22 against only six losses in 1938 That brought him to the Motor City and he has stayed on ever since At first he was used sparingly pitching only in relief roles Ilis record was poor until last season when he won his 20 games Newhouser a native of Detroit began his career with Alexandria in the Evangeline league in 1939 His fire ball was noticeable even at the start and he fanned 107 batters in 96 innings pitched One season at Beaumont and he was brought up by the Tigers although he had no minor league record to marvel at or the past three seasons he has struck out at least 100 or more batters His best season with the Tigers was in 1910 when he won nine and lost nine our ormer ootball Stars Led by Jumpin' Joe Savoldi Are Throwing Blocks Tackles on Italian Racketeers Now ALLIED ORCE ADVANCE PRESS HEADQUARTERS Italy June 12 (UP) our former foot ball stars are playing on the same team here today throwing blocks and tackles on Italian criminals and racketeers as member of the military police Best known member of the quartet is Savoldi one time Notre Dame Battering Ram Savoldi who turned wrest ler after his football career is a special investigator In the black market division and likes it so well he intends to remain in police work after the war others are Maj Mike Mikulak former Oregon and Chi cago Cardinal back Maj Ralph Tolve an all southern at Alabama and Lt Bob Di Natale of Boston College Working with them is Angust McCabe who used to do a bit of footballing for Columbia back in 1916 They decreased the Naples traf fic accident rate by 85 per cent and started a criminal investiga tion section that played havoc with counterfeit rings and black market gangs Their work has been so effective that black mar ket flour which once sold for $1000 a truckload has risen to a RIED CHICKEN gg Wine House Cafe 16 East Commercial Row All Grain ed Colored ryers OPEN DAY AND NIGHT over $3000 which means that thefts of American supplies has been made a risky business makes every bit as good a detective as he did a foot ball Mikulak said had never done any police work before going to Africa in June of last year yet he has cracked some of our toughest black market Joe said it has taught him sev eral like working with these I cops because every one of them is a good clean rugged American he said we have much free time teaching them judo and hopewe can get wrestling organized as part of their regular training I like foot ball and wrestling but rather keep them for pleasure and make my living at something else why thinking of following police work after the McCabe plans to go back to his real estate business and Mikulak plans to return to coaching be cause "I guess just being around a football field gets into your AUTO BODY and ENDER REPAIR 1 RETOUCHING OR COMPLETE PAINT WORK Guaranteed Estimates urnished TOWING SERVICE PHONE NIGHT 3094 OSEN MOTOR SALES 600 South Virginia St Reno Nevada High School Runner Equals World Interscholastic Mark Tours Half Mile in BERKELEY Cal June 10 (UR) The Olympic Club of San ran cisco won the Pacific Association track and field meet today by piling up 89 13 points more than doubling the 39 13 points taken by the University of California for second place Modesto Junior College took third place with 12 points while St Pre light closely fol lowed with 10 points Other entries were as follows Lincoln high school San Jose 8 points McClatchy high school Sacramento 5'Z2 Monterey Pre sidio 5 Modesto Junior Chamber of Commerce 3 and Berkeley Junior Chamber of Commerce 3 The Olympic Club won the first three collegiate events to take an early lead in the meet and ran away from the field Bob Chambers sensational yobng Los Gatos high school runner fea tured the afternoon program with a world interscholastic record equalling performance in the prep half mile Meeting stiff opposi tion from select field Chambers turned the 880 yard distance in 1:544 to tie the world prep mark set by Ross Bush of Dallas Tex Dink Olympians scored in the 440 yard dash when Johnny ulton won easily in 485 seconds Tom Moore ace hurdler came through with a 155 triumph in the 120 yard high hurdles and William MacGurn took the 16 pound hammer throw with an outstanding heave of 117 feet 7 inches SUMMARIES BERKELEY Calif June 10 Re sults of the Pacific Association track and field meet at Edwards ield: 10000 Meter irst red Kline Mon terey Presidio second Willie DreyerBer keley Junior Chamber of Commerce third O'Donnell Olympic Club fourth Louts De Lossos Olympic Club Time: 34:36 440 Yard Dash irst John ulton Olympic Club second Melvin Evans Modesto Junior of third George Lelsz University of California unat tached fourth Jim Sheppard UC un attached Time: 485 880 Yard Dash interscholastic high school event irst Bob Chambers Los Gatos High School (with time of 1:544 tied the world interscholastic high school record set by Ross Bush Sunset High School Dallas Tex) second Harold White Los Angeles High School third Julius lores Somerville High School Tuolumne 120 High Hurdles irst Tom Moore Olympic Club second Jack Tassey un attached Lincoln High School: third Ed Garthwalte UC fourth William Lewis Olympic Time: 155 1 Mlle irst red redert unattached Lincoln High School San Jose second Jack Hedges Modesto Junior College: third Bruce Wadsworth Modesto JC fourth Shelly Smith Olympic 16 Pound Hammer Throw irst Wil liam MacGurn Olympic Club 117 feet 7 Inches second Bill Edwards unat Don Lynd McClatchey Higl 21 feet 8a Inches third Ton Olympic 21 feet 1 1 3 inches Jim Johnson tached San rancisco 104 feet 10 Inches third John Ryan Olympic 98 feet 1 inches fourth William MacGurn Lin coin High School San rancisco 96 fee 1 inch 16 Pound Weight Throw Stan Brer hard Olympic 47 feet 7 Inches second Bill Trout Olympic 47 feet 4'a Inches third Bill Edanotf Oakland 44 feet Inches fourth Nick Doudnlk McClai chy High Echool 42 feet 1 Inch Pole Vault Ben Robinson Oakland tied for first with Martin Anderson UC 12 feet 6 Inches Al Harris VC tied witi Ed Casey McClatchey High for secom place 11 feet 6 Inches) Discus Emerson Hiler Olympic 15 feet 7 Inches second Roger Harding 13 feet Inches third Stan Burnhard Olympic 136 feet 11 Inches fourth Bill Evanof Oakland 132 feet inche! High Jump Ed Luce Olympic 6 feet inches second Dick Homexer Olympic 6 feet 3 inches Peter Degrles Olympic tied with Les Howe US for second feet 1 Inch Javelin Lowell Todd Olympic 19 feet: second John Mottran Olympic 189 feet 9 Inches third Dick Northcraft Olympic 189 feet 2 inches fourth Mai conn Metcalf St Pre light 18 feet 1000 Meter red Kline Montere' Presidio second Willie Drever Berkeie: Jr of third O'Donnell Olym pic Club fourth Louis Delossos Olympic Time: 336 100 Yard Dash Peyton Jordan St Pre ilght second Gordon Duffy UC third BUI Kochevar UC fourth Claude McWilliams San rancisco Time 10 flat 2 Mile Gerald Wells Olympic sec ond Matt Elliott US third Bob Powell Modesto Junior of fourth Ton Laughran San rancisco Time: 9:519 220 low Ed Garthwalte UC second Jim Sheppard UC third Ton Moore Olympic fourth Douglas Gas net unattached 880 Yard Warren Smith Olym pic second George Lelsz UC third Jin Jordan UC fourth Stan Barnes Olvm pic Time: 201 220 Yard Dash Peyton Jordan St Pre light second Gordon Duffy UC third Phil Kochevar IC fourth Archie Chagonjlan Olympic 56 Pound Weight Throw Dan McCai thy Olympic 24 feet 4 inches second James McEachern 23 feet 4 Inches third John Nhyan 23 feet 4 Inches fourth Jack Ryan 23 feet Running Broad Jump Claude McWil Hams San rancisco 23 feet Inches secona School Moore fourth Home Run in 10th Breaks Up Contes HOLLYWOOD June 10 (UR) A pinch hitter Mory Abbott to day blasted a long home run ove the left field wall in the tentl frame to give the San Diegi Padres a 4 1 victory over the Hol lywood Stars at Gilmore ield TEQUILA MARTINI INTERNATIONAL BROWN MOTORS 300 South Virginia Phone 3103 NEW INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS OR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1 to 10 Ton Capacities.