Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 16

MM CALL iftmtfn York Stock Iicfumgt REVIEW PORTOLIOS RIVERSIDE HOTEL RENO NEVADA PHONE 3 7124 world heavyweight championship fight at Kezar Stadium in San rrancisco vnamp rtocKy iviaiciaiio irigin? wine uuwu me Luiua geous British battler Don CocKell (left) to batter out a nme rouna I EPJJE TD of potent punches marked this ex I IX GJ I lHUI I xx3 change of blows during the recent DOD Liiiinger muhs TKO victory before a crowd of about 17000 fans Marciano fought to a standstill in the early rounds and jarred in the seventh went all out in the eighth to hammer CockeU with crashing haymakers After his second knockdown in the ninth the Englishman was de clared a TKO loser (International News photo) and Baseball Calls reitas Worst Manager He Played for in 16 Years OAKLAND Calif May 26 (UP) Bob Dillinger today called Sacramento manager Tony reitas worst I ever played for in 16 years in the and the bespectacled ex major leaguer headed for home for good Dillinger and infielder Nanny ernandez were handed uncondi tional releases last night follow ing the 16 3 clobbering of the Oakland Oaks the first win for the Sacs in 10 games General manager Charles Gra ham also told third baseman Leo Thomas he would be optioned to Beaumont in the Texas League But Thomas balked and asked for his outright release Dillinger who led the Coast League in batting with a 366 mark in 1953 and collected three hits last night did not hide his bitterness left the ball club four weeks ago and returned to my home in San Dillinger said Davis (president) begged me to return I wanted to quit baseball then Why they let me? I did not want to play for Dillinger had more to say be fore leaving the last place Solons for good I have only one regret that I left before reitas did He is the worst manager I ever played for in 16 years in the game' He is scared to death of his job and the only reason he is manag ing is because' he is getting less money than I Dillinger 36 was drawing SI 300 a month considerably more than most of his colleagues He came to the club in 1953 from the Chicago White Sox through the efforts of then Sacramento man ager Joe Gordon Currently batting 281 second only to Nippy Jones (283) among the Solon regulars Dillinger ex pressed sympathy for Sacramento fans feel sorry for the fans in he said wanted to help the club but it was impos sible with the present manage NEVADA STATE JOURNAL SPORTS 16 Reno Nev May 27 Top Ten Hold Positions In Bowling Meet 2743 Team Total ails to Crack Standings WAYNE Ind May 26 (IP) A top score of 2743 for 38 open division teams was rolled by Beer team of Allen Park Mich in the American Bowling Congress tournament but failed to disrupt the stand ings of the top 10 last night Beer of Detroit Mich leads in the team competi tion with 3136 It takes 3012 or better to break into the top 10 Jesse Stephanik led the team with a 572 series The team had games of 915 927 and 871 No changes resulted from ac tivity in other divisions yester day Determine Packs 127 Pounds In $50000 a TXjpy fS rM? ri ilMWd ive Elected To Baseball Hall In SAN RANCISCO May 26 (UR) ive baseball players who have fame and recog to their native city have been selected to enter the San rancisco Hall of ame June 11 Joe Orengo vice chairman of a committee of 50 persons inter ested in baseball announced that three players were selected au and two others re ceived the vote of two thirds of the committee All five will be honored at ceremonies at Seals Stadium June 11 Paul Waner Harry Heilman and Joe DiMaggio were selected automatically since they are in Hall of ame in Cooperstown Elected to the San rancisco Hall of ame were Charles Graham former owner of the Seals and Lefty former San rancisco star and manager who now manages the Oakland Oaks Bruin Grid Aide ined After Spree WEST IDS ANGELES Calif May 26 (IP Billy Barnes as sistant football coach at UCLA was fined $50 and given a 30 day suspended sentence on a drunk charge today by Municipal Judge Leo reund Barnes was arrested early yes terday in a cafe by officers who reported he was boisterous and annoying other patrons by pulling chairs out from under them INGLEWOOD Calif May 26 Determine the little gray 1954 Kentucky Derby winner shaved off a pound today as he was handed top weight of 127 pounds for 550000 added Argonaut Handicap at Nu Hu Randle Held to Draw In imbres Go RICHMOND Calif May 26 (UR) Nu Nu Randle 130 Rich featherweight flash was held to an eight round draw last night by Alex imbres 131 Phoenix Ariz in a furious bat tle at the Richmond Auditorium Referee Jack Downey the sole official gate each fighter 44 points There were no knock downs imbres who suffered a cut eye in the second round came from behind to gain the draw before 2093 fans who paid $2549 to see the fight Randle hit hard and often to win the early rounds but imbres took charge in the fifth session when he al most dropped Randle with a volley of punches The Phoenix battler captured the next two rounds and the fighters finished up in a toe to toe slugging match which ended with imbres nearly out on his feet Silver Springs Will Be Scene Of Auto Races Hardtop racing fans will jour ney to centrally located Silver Springs Sunday for a program to be staged by the Western Ne vada Hardtop Racing Association Silver Springs is at the cross roads of the various roads from ernley Yerington allon and Carson Dayton A natural bowl has made it pos sible to shape up one of the larg est tracks on the circuit The new race track at Silver Springs will be initiated Sunday when the pro gram begins at 1:30 The track was carved out of a natural bowl area just off Highway 95 Alternate 1 a half mile south of the crossroads by the Silver Springs Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture Parking areas are 15 feet above the track making it easy for spec tators to view the races from their own cars LEVAN OPTIONED WASHINGTON May 26 (IP) Utility outfielder Jesse Levan of the Washington Senators today was optioned to Charlotte (N C) in the Sally League on a 24 hour recall basis Hollywood Park El Drag who last Saturday with 115 pounds set a new world's record for seven fur longs was asked to carry seven more pounds in the Argonaut but his impost was third high for the race Berseem was assigned 123 Determine captured the Golden Gate mile this spring but ran third to El Drag last Satur day with 128 pounds Porter house was second The winners of the last two Santa Anita Handicaps followed the top three Poona II being weighted at 119 pounds and Re jected at 118 Then came the Llangollen arm entry of Mister Guns and Porterhouse at 116 and 114 pounds Other weights assigned were Alidon 113 Novarullah 110 Gigantic 109 Beau Busher 108 Karim 107 Ordained 105 Trusting 104 and Mr Mustard 103 Top Chinook Run Said Under Way BOISE Idaho May 26 The second largest Chinook salmon run on record for the Columbia River system has been counted through Bonneville Dam fish ladders since April 1 the state fish and game department said today More than 150000 fish were reported through with the May count still incomplete Largest salmon run ever re corded at Bonneville was in 1953 when 169033 fish were clocked through the counters during April and May The unofficial May count this year indicated the run reached its peak May 2 rank Mitzel of Detroit 42nd president of the American Bowling Congress is the third Detroiter to head the organiza tion Top singles score was 624 bowled by Howard Lea Colum bus Ohio well under the 694 top 10 low7 Bill Winkle and Art Grib bin Ottawa Ill took the doubles honors with a 1180 TEAM Beer Detroit Mich 3136 Hotel Spanlol St Cloud Minn 3081 620 Club Minneapolis Minn 3081 all City Brewers Louisville Ky 3044 Modem Bowlers Detroit Mich 3043 DOUBLES Harry Zoeller George Pacropls Wilkes Barre Pa 1365 Edward Knapp Richard Knapp New ark 1314 Andy Rogoznlca Dlck Jensen Chicago 1290 George Dutzen Blll Hllllgoss Niles Mich 1290 John Supple Joe DI Michele Chicago 1288 SINGLES Eddie Gerzlne Milwaukee 738 red Bulack Detroit 735 Ralph Hansen Elizabeth III 717 Andy Plralno Syracuse 705 Andrew Selling Syracuse 705 ALL EVENTS Pied Bulack Detroit 1998 Jim Telfer Detroit 1964 Ed Markulls Cuyahoga alls Ohio 1960 Eddie Gerzlne Milwaukee Wls 1938 Therm Gibson Detroit 1935 A Rams Add Trio or 1955 Tryouts LOS ANGELES May 26 (IP) The Los Angeles Rams today announced the signing of three rookies from California schools for the 1955 pro football tryouts They included Jim Hanifan end from California who was the top pass receiver last year He was drafted 12th by the Rams Also signed was Norm Nygaard a halfback from San Diego State He had been draft ed in 1954 but still had a year of college eligibility The third player signed was Chuck Weeks a tackle who is still in the service He was on Southern 1953 Rose Bowl squad prior to going into military service The Rams said he was expected to be released in months LIVE BAIT VERDI LAKE i PHONE 3 8300 KTry the new Calvert It's tastier less filling a short hi bal! made with a generous jigger of Calvert Re serve over ice with merely a splash of mixer! like it! rthi i ipfc? 9M (WhScm esbki G' 1 EkHH I Calvert Satisfies like no other whis key! Rich full bodied flavor and smoother going down why millions have switched to Calvert Reserve now one of the two largest selling whiskies! Ask for Calvert today CwUlMJb and $A30 45 Qt $137 Pint IR THIS MONEY KEEPS in Nevada HIS MONEY A recent survey revealed how Harolds Club employees spent their pay last year This is the AVERAGE for all 1954 THE GROCER PAYS EMPLOYEES WITH THIS and how it helns YOU! HAROLDS CLUB employees spend it all here I BO fj fj EiiBi lOfe vl wzn W'nl' I mi JSx 1 Ji HlKf X5W h' 'xJ IL If I Ml Tv 'zrz''W fWfV9k w7 1 'V 1V irjKza Zf InC 1 I Amount Shoes 1 8090 Hosiery 3085 Underwear Lingerie 4838 Pajamas Night Clothes 2471 Shirts 4143 Ties 990 Blouses 3516 Hats 1262 Outer Coats 8379 Suits 9104 Slacks 5158 Shirts 1 2713 Sweaters 2313 Jackets Vests etc 2307 Jewelry 6055 Cosmetics 3597 Toiletries 3018 Shaving Equipment 1635 Beauty Shop 5730 Barber Shop 4115 Shines 540 Manicures 429 ormal Clothes 1344 Hunting Sports Clothes 4232 Drugs Medicines 9015 Gasoline Oil $22422 Tires Tubes 4586 Auto Repairs 7270 Used Autos $20163 New Autos $53677 Gar Insurance $10662 Other Insurance ire etc 6276 Life Insurance $1 00 Land Lots Real Estate $656 50 Remodeling Home $166fin Repairing Home 6711 Landscaping 4023 CAR running THIS MONEY BUYS A NEW DRESS OR DAUGHTER 1 THIS MONEY PUTS A NEW STOVE IN HARRY'S home gr 7 Meats Groceries Liquor Tobacco Sports Equipment Hobby Equipment Radio and TV Repairs Radio and TV Legal Services Medical Doctor Dental Services Cleaning Pressing Meals in Restaurants Drinks in Bars loor Covering Linoleum etc lowers uneral Services urs Heating Equipment Property Taxes Hardware Hospital Bills Heating Oil or uel Power Bill Phone Bill Gas Bill Water Bill Refrigerators Washers Ironers Dryers Dishwashers Deep reeze Equipment 4 7055 4 8349 4 5677 4'3416 4 2202 415021 4 3493 $18727 41070 414154 430638 4 8204 4 8514 4 2036 4 3191 4 1056 4 2765 4 6360 4 27854 8680 412376 412352 4 85594 3139 4 2117 4 5386 4 58524 882 4 3954 HAROLDS CLUB UfMIfl VIIHn HI HW t5 mu mijtui sphits uihit IISTILUIS Cl I Lt A 1 i 1.