Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 8

ootba'Ru Manogue Miners Beat Reno Huskies Beat Chico Winnemucca by 33 13 Bn 13 7 Home Grid inal By UNITED PRESS State 6 Clarion State Basic Shuts Out Hawthorne 19 0 The BEST PLACE I TO MEET YOUR RIENDS came 224 North Virginia last or Ehrciano? EXCLUSIVE RANCHISE! if A Mg AV Your New Car is Here it hydraulic one man RENO 2 5989 score point HENDERSON Oct 30 (Special to the Journal) Wolves ground out a 19 0 victory here to night over the visiting Hawthorne Serpents from di vision north section The game Basic Homecoming was played be for 43 Oar and it NEVADA STATE JOURNAL Reno Nev Oct 31 1953 1949 50 51 1949 50 51 1949 50 51 1949 50 51 1949 50 51 1949 50 51 1949 50 51 of course find us if we used a Gazette and Journal want ad but also expect a BUICK CHEVROLET ORD MERCURY NASH PLYMOUTH PONTIAC SOUTH 22 The Citadel 0 contributed by allon quarterback Sam Beeghly in the opening period The sturdy Wave field general playing his fourth season with the Churchill team rambled for 55 yards and a touchdown on that jaunt Others outstanding in the win ning cause were allon backs Den nis erguson and Sonny owler with erguson in particular rip ping off huge chunks of yardage with sheer running power losing game was paced by backs Wilfred McDonald and Denton ricke who labored in a lost cause against a tougher and veteran allon line The victory for the Wave gave team a season record to date of three wins in seven starts including one conference win (over Hawthorne 33 7) or Douglas the loss was nufnber six in seven outings Lone victory for the Tigers was a 21 6 affair from Tahoe Wolverines in an division meeting Tonight the Wave picked up nine first downs to seven for Douglas making all its scores on long break away runs PARIS Oct 30 Al Weill manager of Rocky Marciano said today the world heavyweight cham pion defend his title next June against Don Cockell of Eng land he does not meet an Ameri can boxer first SPOKANE Wash Oct 30 (UR) Whitworth College will attempt to schedule a post season football game with Humboldt State College of Arcata Calif if the Spokane school defeats the independent Seattle Ramblers Saturday Pirate Coach Jim Lounsberry said today Whitworth is unbeaten in five games while Humboldt has a six game victory string Humboldt ends its season Saturday nighty but Whitworth still has three games to play If both teams win Saturday Whitworth will try to schedule the post season game Lounsberry said Whitworth belongs to the Ever green Conference The Californians are coached by Phil Sarboe former Washington State College mentor Anthony Drago new assistant basketball coach at Duke was a prisoner of the Germans during World War II He was captured during the Battle of the Bulge 80proofMadefroml00gralnneutralspirits Ste Pierre Smirnoff Is Inc Hartford Conn leaves you breathless! Justus whose and lightning BOULDER CITY Oct 30 (Spe cial to the Journal) Boulder City cashed in on fumbles and heads up football here tonight to hand Needles Calif a 31 12 defeat The game stood at 18 0 at halftime It was the third consecutive home win for the Eagles irst touchdown came early in the opening period after Tony oster recovered a Mustang fumble on the Needles 30 Shortly after that Roger Likens scored from the five for a 6 0 advantage In the second quarter the Birds tallied another pair of six pointers on a one yard plunge by Hank Pet terson after Bill Risley intercepted a Needles pass and on a one yard plunge by Patterson after Mack Turner intercepted pass Needles retaliated with a touch down in the third period after a Boulder City fumble and Junior Garcia bucked over from the two But the Eagles were right back and sent Likens in for the TD and Pat terson bucked the conversion Risley tallied again from the five for Boulder City in the fourth quar ter and Needles replied in kind when quarterback Art Large faked a pass from the Eagle 25 and cut down the middle for the TD When Brandeis University plays Northeastern University this all Gene Renzi former Brandeis tackle will be starting for North eastern and rolled 55 yards (after a 5 yard penalty) to another touchdown A penalty on Chico for roughing the kicker gave the Huskies life on the drive and they went on to score George Smith who played but little because of injury plowed for six and Charley Harmon drove to a first down on 20 Then uji! passed and Tom Ytur bide made a nice leaping catch on the 8 yard line Harmon followed blocking to the Chico 2 and in two plunges at center Mardian punched it over Nick Rossi kicked conversion 13 0 The tide veered toward Chico in the last quarter and the Panthers climaxed a 60 yard ground drive when busy Jess Selby slashed over from the two Barrum on spinners had rammed into the middle and Chrisco was spreading the defense with his end runs The Californians marched from their own 30 to reach pay dirt Carl Waters kicked the con version 7 13 Before the game ended Chico marched again this time from the Panther 21 all the way to 27 before being halted A rough ing the kicker penalty gave life to the march which was led by Spring and Chrisco the greatest name in VUUHH Brilliant Career Of IS Years As Pro WALNUT RIDGE Ark Oct 30 (IP) Johnny Sain Casey with a today an nounced his retirement from base ball to buy an automobile agency The 36 year old player who hurl ed one of the greatest pitchingclassics in baseball history said he had informed the New York Yankee management of his decision in a letter mailed days ago 1 0 in Scries Tn 1948 when Sain was with theBoston Braves that he pitched a 1 to 0 World Series victory over Bob eller in one of greatest mound duels Sain bowed out after 16 years in organized baseball with a notable relief job in this Yankee Dodger series He replaced Allie Reynolds in the sixth inning of the series to go on and win the game 9 to 5 ollowing the game Stengel des cribed Sain in these words: not the best pitcher in baseball nor the most consistent but he has what he needs That is heart He is a man of pride and Sain said he is ready to "settle down in one and avoid the constant moving that is the lot of every Major League player He has lived in Arkansas for many years maintaining a home at Newport since 1948 His all time pitching record stands at 189 games won 146 lost He came to the Yankees in 1951 after a disappointing 5 13 record with the Braves that season Sain pitched in four World Series three of them with the Yankees His all time series record is two wins and two defeats He broke into organized baseball in 1936 with Osceola in the old class Northeast Arkansas League His 1953 record with the Yankees was 14 7 Sain had four 20 victory seasons all of them with the Braves distributorship wmiaM or the State ofEtbVnVCi EAST Marquette 7 Boston 6 Gettysburg 60 Lebanon Valley 19 West Chester State 53 Kutztown State 6 ort Monmouth 47 Edgewood Arsenal 6 Calif (Penn) Teachers 0 field carried the ball to the Win nemucca one where halfback Gabe lores plunged for the score ea ture of the drive was a 29 yard jaunt around end by Garcia and a 13 yard romp through the middle by Oar The try for the extra point was no good The half ended with Winnemucca unable to move out of its own territory Slower Second Half The game slowed markedly in the second half as numerous penal ties on both teams cut short any sustained drives Manogue had a scoring opportunity broken up in the opening minutes of the last quarter The Miners had moved to the Winnemucca 10 where a Garcia pass was intercepted by Tobin The Buckaroos gain and kicked out to their own 46 The first play was a 23 yard gainer on a pass from Cullen to Garcia On the next play Garcia was thrown for a 12 yard loss by the charging Winnemucca line With 2nd and 27 the Miners had a pass intercepted by the Don Bankofier Once again Winnemucca failed io move and Stoker kicked out to his 48 The Miners took over and en gineered the final scoring march of the game Once again it was the shifty Garcia shedding tacklers as he lurched and fought his way for 33 yards and the touchdown After a pair of penalties pass to Moses for the extra point try was no good Another interception by Man ogue gave them possession of the ball in the closing minutes and on the last play of the game Garcia took a Cullen pass and moved for 44 yards down to the Winnemucca 20 Statistically the Miners had an edge that jibed with the scoring margin Manogue had a net gain of 385 yards 293 on the ground and 92 in the air Winnemucca had a net of 213 124 on the turf and 89 in the air The Miners picked up 12 first downs to four for the Buck aroos Passwise Manogue attempt ed eight completed three had two intercepted Winnemucca tried 12 completed five and had a pair in tercepted "WORLD AMOUS" NEVADA CLUB fore a crowd of some 1500 fans at the Henderson field Hawthorne played without the services of Bob Sharp all state full back from 1952 who did not make the trip and big Stan White moved to the fullback slot from his cus tomary tackle position Although Basic gained 13 first downs to 10 for Hawthorne the statistics were not accurate in pic turing the trend of the game for the Serpents from Mineral county were in Basic territory only three times all evening and were unable to penetrate beyond the 42 yard line Basic snapped into the win col umn early in the first period of play Big Norman Craft intercept ed a Hawthorne forward pass ram bling to the Serpent seven yard line Two nlavs later fullback Rod Blue crashed in for the TD and a 6 0 lead In the second quarter quarter back Dick Weider passed 22 yards to end Craft and another and Craft kicked the extra It was 13 0 at the half inal tally of the game with five minutes remaining in the fourth quarter when craft took a pass from Weider shook two would be tacklers and ram bled 45 yards to pay dirt Brunt of the Hawthorne ground attack tonight was carried by halfback loyd power charges breaks were augmented by the precision passing of quarterback Eddie Robinson Primary target for the aerials was Keith Kelli son The victory gave Basic a sea record to date of five wins in seven starts and dropped Haw thorne to a 4 3 mark By HARRY SPENCER Manogue High School Miners finished out their 1953 foot ball slate with a perfect 5 0 record as they decisively defeated the Winnemucca Buckaroos 33 13 on the Manogue field here yesterday The put the pressure on the Yerington Lions the only other team in competition with a chance to tie the Miners The Lions sport a 4 0 record for season play and wind up their schedule against the Carson City Senators this afternoon in the big Admission Day game at Car son A win by the Lions today would throw the division lead into a two way tie and call for a playoff between Yerington and Manogue A Lion loss or tie today would give the Miners clear claim to the champion ship Yesterday's game started like a day at the races with four touch downs tallied in as many minutes of the opening quarter Manogue spurted to the initial score in the first minute of play The Miners had kicked off to the Buckaroos and had bottled the re turn up on the Winnemucca 15 A quick kick on first down by Winne mucca was downed on the Buck aroo 31 where Manogue took over with a first and 10 Three running plays moved the ball to the 20 Manogue halfback Louis Oar went off tackle for two yards and on the next play quarterback rank Gar cia skirted the end for 18 yards and the score A pass for the ex tra point from Garcia to end Don Moses was good and it was 7 0 for the Miners Tobin to Gonzalez Manogue kicked to the Buck aroos again A penalty gave Win nemucca a first and 10 on the Manogue 48 but the Humboldt club move in three plays On fourth and 10 the slinging quarterback Jerry Tobin pulled a surprise pass play that caught the Miner defense flat footed Halfback Al Gonzalez gath ered the ball in and loped 48 yards for the score The same combina Tobin to Gonzalez clicked again for the extra point and it was 7 7 with only a little more than I two minutes gone The Miners roared back the next time they got the ball Oar ran the kickoff back to the Manogue 47 On the next play fullback Dave Lindsay went for 10 and a first down to the Winnemucca 43 Gar cia scampered around the end again and this time it was good yards and another TD plunged for the extra point was 14 7 for the Miners Gonzalez Goes 80 Undaunted by the two quick Ma nogue touchdowns the Buckaroos took the next kick and with Tobin handling the ball on a slick reverse to Gonzalez the latter galloped for 80 yards and made it 14 13 The try for the extra point was no good and the one point was as close as Win nemucca got for the rest of the game The furious pace of the opening minutes slowed for the rest of the first period Manogue worked the ball to the Winnemucca 23 before losing it there on a fumble The first quarter ended with a long run back by Lindsay of a Winnemucca punt He rambled 42 yards before the last man between him and the Passing Offense Offsets Panther Ground Game Ducks Shape or Trojan EUGENE Ore Oct 30 The University of Oregon will be at full strength when they go against the USC Trojans Satur day according to coach Len Casa nova The Ducks reached new seasonal offensive highs last week against San Jose State as Dick James reg istered 100 yards rushing the first time recently a Webfoot back has moved into the three figure column Passer George Shaw who played left end against the Spartans will have his chance to see what he can Red Top Davis Edges Araujo Listless Bout Humboldt aces New Ghallenge I your present Cans listed here Yes you can afford to drive home today in a beautiful brand new Nash Airfly te if you own one of the cars listed above because we need these particular models desperately to balance our used car inventory Come in quick We need these cars now not next week and give terrific trade in allowances to get them Hurry in for the deal of a lifetime on the new Nash Airflyte of your Ambassador Statesman or Rambler CARSON CITY Oct 30 (Special to the Journal) allon High Green Wave rolled to a 47 6 victory here tonight over the Douglas Tigers in a football game featured as part of the 1953 Nevada Day celebration The game a Douglas home affair was played on the Carson City field because of the two day statehood party that' be gan this afternoon Coach Mike allon team carried a 33 0 lead at half time gave up one touchdown in the third period and coasted to the vic tory allon a Nevada di vision football team entered the game a heavy favorite over the division Douglas team coached by rank Kelly 1 Lone TD for the host Tigers came in the third quarter With allon reserves in the game Doug las began to march and set up a first down on the Wave 30 yard 1 line The allon starters came back then but could not hold the inspired Tigers and two plays later Clayton Johnson passed to LaMar 1 Jones for the touchdown from the 30 Longest run of the evening was OPENplLY I 1 0 EXCPT'SUNDAYS 1 SIERRA SPORTING Qretrt f28 EAST SECOND ST PHONE 3 By TY COBB Journal Sports Editor Reno longest losing streak in many a year three straight came to a sudden halt last night Breaking the domination held over them' this by out of state rivals the Huskies punched out a well earned 13 7 victory over the visiting Chico Calii Panthers The game was played at Mackay Stadium under the arclights be fore a large rooting section of Reno students and a small con tingent of townspeople It brought record to 3 3 as the home schedule closed out Windup wall be Nov 11 at Las Vegas against the undefeated Wildcats for the 1953 Nevada title A Reno team much improved in line play and tackling beat off Chico's heavy ground attack and countered with an accurate aerial weapon which decided the game Penalties hit the Huskies and can celled three extra touchdown runs all by Ken ujii Striegel Standout Chico relied on power plays built on the short punt formation mass ing interference for plunges or end runs by a tall 186 pound fullback Bob Barram a re converted guard at halfback Tom Spring and slip pery Ron Chrisco rangy left half Standout of the Panthers and one of the best high school linemen seen in this region in a long while was the field leader Bill Striegel 205 pbund tackle This busy fellow called the offensive plays and gave defensive signals and his blocking opened some gaping holes The policy of hammering away for short gains paid off for Chico with a fourth quarter touchdown and almost repeated with another in the closing minutes Watch Barram However improved de fense must be credited with a fine job' The ends Bob Brown Don Watts Bill Hunt and Tom Ytur bide kept runs turned in and never let Barram a 50 second quartermiler in track get loose Linebackers Jeff Morby and How ard Seeman were cutting down run ndfs with shoe string tackles and such linemen as 200 pound Jack Dossey 195 pound Jim Taylor 191 pound Ed Thomsen and 192 pound Howard Wells were very much in the thick of play Wells in particu lar showed a lot of promise Reno scored in the first quarter and again in the third TD came in the fourth The second time Reno got the ball the first play was a screen pass Len Mardian to Ken ujii who dodged behind a wave of blockers and went all the way to complete a 58 yarder But Reno was called on clipping and the ball was moved back to the 41 Undaunted they worked the same tvne play on the next try and again It went all the and without a whistle Mardian bounded into the air and whirled for a jump pass but saw his receiver blocked He came down and faked a run then spotted ujii and let fly The vet eran halfback nailed the ball around the 50 yard line and was accom panied by a convoy of blockers to the goal line George con version kick try was low and it was 6 0 Reno Before the quarter ended a slick trap play sent ujii rocketing up the middle all of 59 yards to the goal line but again a penalty nulli fied this TD try Early in the second quarter Reno got as deep as Chico's 31 yard line before being held for downs Chico then had a chance recovering a Reno fumble on the Huskies' 29 but get more than six yards in four tries It was 6 0 at halftime The luckless ujii had another long run called back early in the third period Howard Seeman in tercepted a Chico pass around 30 yard line zig zagged back to midfield where he later ailed to ujii who raced all the way to the goal But the ex change was ruled forward not lat eral and the ball was returned to midfield Reno had the impetus however I do against the Trojans Boulder City Tips leedies driest of tire drjk' VODKAv MARTIN Im Virginia Tech Cherry Point (la) 50 ort Benning 12 Sam Houston 26 University of Tampa 6 Yank Hurler Johnny Sain allon Gridders Club Tigers 47 6 In Season inale Game Tiff Ducks SALES SERVICE 210'EAST SECOND STREET zsuALinatniiN Ty Cobb Journal Sports Editor Phone 3 4121 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VBBSBTIIsE Hydraulic Crane Co 1444 University Ave San Diego 3 Calif End Division Schedule With 5 0 Mark Put Pressure on Co Leader Yerington Buckaroo goal bumped him out on the Winnemucca 35 Lindsay Plunges The Miners started their third scoring drive from that point as the second quarter opened In six plays with Garcia Oar and Lind say alternating they drove to the Winnemucca one where Lindsay plunged over for the six points Lindsdy did a repeat for the extra point and it was 21 13 for Manogue The Buckaroos found it hard to move on the ground and only To accuracy in the passing de partment kept them moving The final score of the first half came after back Steve Cullen in tercepted a Tobin pass on the Win nemucca 38 Another ground drive by the steamrolling Manogue back MEVADA CSUQ Retire pt 1 I I iiii I AL I XS Lnd Smirnoff Reno Chico Yardage rushing 114 171 Yardage passing 76 10 Yardage total 190 181 irst downs rushing 6 9 irst downs passing 1 0 irst downs penalty 1 1 irst downs total 8 10 Passes attempted 10 10 Passes completed 6 2 Had Intercepted 0 1 Punts 5 3 Punt average 228 296 Times tumbled 2 1 umbles lost 2 1 Times penalized 4 8 Yards penalized 30 80 rom line of scrimmage INDIVIDUAL RUSHING Reno Player TCB YG YLNYGAvg Harmon 12 77 0 77 64 Prevost 7 30 3 27 38 ujii 7 23 10 13 19 Smith 2 6 0 6 30 Mardian 4 3 12 32 139 25 114 35 Chico Player TCB YG YLNYGAvg Barram 15 58 0 58 38 Spring 12 74 3 71 59 Chrisco 11 54 15 39 35 Maxey 1 0 1 1 10 Waters 1 1 0 1 10 Bowen 1 7 0 7 70 Selby 2 2 6 43 196 25 171 39 INDIVIDUAL PASSING Reno Player Att Compl Inter Yds Mardian 8 5 0 64 uji! 2 1 12 10 6 0 76 Chico Player Att Compl Intor Yds Barram 3 I 1 5 Spring 3 1 0 5 Selbv 2 0 0 0 Chrisco 1 0 0 0 Waters 1 0 0 0 10 2 1 10 INDIVIDUAL PUNTING Reno Player Punts Yds Avg ujii 4 101 252 Smith 1 13 130 5 114 228 Chico Player Punts Yds Avg Selby 3 89 296 Ai 'A.