anaheim-bulletin 1953-09-03

SPORTS HAL THOMAS. EDITOR Las Vegas Track To Open Friday LAS VEGAS (UP)—Lou Smith, president of the Las Vegas jockey club, promised today the track would open Friday as scheduled following settlement of a jurisdictional strike. Smith announced last night a strike at the track by 300 AFL carpenters, electricians, plumbers and laborers had been settled 12 hours and 15 minutes after it started. The workers walked off their jobs and set up picket lines yesterday, threatening to squeech the inaugural opening of the $4,000,000 track. The strike involved a dispute between the Building Trades Council and the AFL Teamsters union over which workers would do the track's maintenance work. Smith did not disolose terms on the settlement, but said the merger returned to their jobs immediately to work around the clock and prepare the track for its scheduled opening. Meanwhile, the track prepared GETTING IN SHAPE—Rocco La Starza wipes perspiration from his son, Roland, after a brisk workout at Greenwood Lake. Young La Starza is pruning for his heavyweight fight with Champion Rocky Marciano at the Polo Grounds in New York Sept. 24. GETTING IN SHAPE—Rocco La Starza wipes perspiration from his son, Roland, after a brisk workout at Greenwood Lake. Young La Starza is pruning for his heavyweight fight with Champion Rocky Marciano at the Polo Grounds in New York Sept. 24. Wood Picks First All-PCC '53 Squad SAN FRANCISCO (UP)—As long as the sporting pages are going all out these days on the collegiate football season getting under way, we might as well go on record with our 1953 "advance" All Pacific Coast Conference football team. Here it is: Ends: George Black, Washington, and Sam Morley, Stanford. Tackles: Chuck Doud and Jack Ellens, both of UCLA. Guards: George Timberlake, USC, and Norm Manoogian, Stanford. Center: Matt Hazeltine, California. Quarterback: George Shaw, Oregon. Left halfback: Paul Cameron, Right halfback: Paul Larson, California. Fullback: Leon Sellers, USC. This year the players are going to have to go both ways, offense and defense, for the first time. Of course, quite a few of them already have proved themselves along this line. Foremost is quarterback George Shaw of the Webfoots. He already holds the national intercollegiate record for pass interceptions while playing safety for his team. And he fs rated one of the best signal callers in recent Oregon history. Hollywood Stars Lead Raniers by 11½ Games SAN FRANCISCO (UP)—Leftly O'Doul's San Diego Padres were the hottest club in the Pacific Coast League today) they threatened to snag an upper division berth from either Portland or San Francisco. The ruinous Padres, who have lost only four of their last 14 games, virtually knocked Seattle out of the pennant chase last night by drubbing the Suds in a doubleheader. Raniers by 11½ Games SAN FRANCISCO (UP) — Lefty O'Doul's San Diego Padres were the hottest club in the Pacific Coast League today) they threatened to snag an upper division berth from either Portland or San Francisco. The ruinous Padres, who have lost only four of their last 14 games, virtually knocked Seattle out of the pennant chase last night by drubbing the Suds in a doubleheader, 7-3 and 6-3. Rainiers Slipping After the foam had settled, the Rainiers were 11-1-2 games behind runaway Hollywood and the bordertowners had moved into a fifth Portland bested Sacramento place tie with the Seals. 504 to keep a game and a half ahead of the Pads and San Francisco. Hollywood dunked the Seals 4-3 and Oakland tripped Los Angeles 3-2 in an afternoon contest. Willie Luna cruised to his 16th win of the season for San Diego in the opener. A four run splurge in the fourth inning sank the Rainiers and dropped Bill Evans to his 12th defeat. Cliff Fannin cut Seattle off with six hits in the nine inning finale to post-his 12th triumph. Dale Long smashed his 33rd and 34th homers to lead the Stars to their nip-and-tuck win over the Seals. The game was tied 3-3 in the eighth when Long hit one of Elmer Singleton's deliveries over the centerfield fence 400 feet away. Fleming Wins Frankle Austin's single in the ninth inning gave the Beavers their decision over the Solons. Bill Fleming, the third Beaver pitcher to toll, was credited with his first win of the campaign. Sam Chapman belted Calvin Coolidge McLish for a home run in the home half of the ninth to rocket the Oaks to their victory over the Cherubs. Cowboy Al Gettel hurled the entire contest to get his 23rd win of the year. CONSTABLE ACCUSED NEW HAVEN, Conn. (UP) — Constable Everett O. Rasmussen of Norwich was scheduled to appear in federal court here in connection with the forging and cashing of a $180 income tax refund check. He was the accused. Vegas Track Open Friday VEGAS (UP)—Lou Smith, of the Las Vegas jockey promised today the track open Friday as scheduled and settlement of a jurisdic- strike. Workers walked off their set up picket lines yes-threatening to squech the opening of the $4,000,000 strike involved a dispute because Building Trades Council AFL Teamsters union over the maintenance work. did not disolose terms of cement, but said the men to their jobs immediately around the clock and pre-track for its scheduled while, the track prepared Forest Hills Tennis Follows Seeded Chart FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (UP)—Wimbledon champion Vic Seixas of Philadelphia was favored today to down vengeance-minded Billy Talbert for a slot in the quarter finals of the U.S. Tennis Championship, but the seven other surviving Americans all faced red hot foreign threats in a day loaded with potential disaster. Of the remaining Americans second seeded Tony Trabert of Cincinnati, third seeded Gardnar Mulloy of Miami and fourth seeded Art Larsen of San Leandro, Calif., were the only favorites. Play progressed yesterday without a great upset although Kovai eski, a seasoned campaigner of other years, bounced out sixth seeded Straight Clark of Pasadena, Calif., 6-3, 9-11, 7-5, 7-5, in the gathering darkness. Kovaleksi was runner up for the national indoor crown in 1986 before he quit the tournament circuit for a career in the State Department. Seixas downed stubborn Grant Holden of Wilmette, Ill., 6-2, 6-4, for the long Labor Day week end opening which will launch the 67-day meeting. The track will stage four days of racing until last December. Racing will be Friday through Monday. 5-6, 6-3; Trabert eliminated Seth Peterson of San Francisco, 6-3, 6-2, 6-0; Mulloy downed Jack Barrett of England, 6-4, 6-3, 6-1; Larsen defeated Gil Shafer of Los Angeles, 9-7, 11-9, 6-4; Richardson defeated Ivv Dorfman of New York, 6-4, 6-3, 6-1; Patty trimmed Charley Masterson of Brooklyn, 6-2, 6-3, 6-3; and Brown eliminated Gene Garrett of New York 6-6, 6-3, 6-2. New Records Set At Bonneville BONNEVILLE, Utah (UP)—Four new Bonneville National Speed Trial records were set with two aircraft wing tank Lakers and two sports cars ramming through the thin air of the Utah Salt Flats and one topping 185 miles per hour yesterday. Charles W. Scott of San Bernardine, drove his B class Lakerest for a two way average of 185.97 mph with a 1942 Ford engine on this third day of the event sponsored by the Southern California Timing Association and Hot Rod magazine. His top speed was 188.08 mph. John C. Vesco's A Lakester, driven by James E. Dinkin of El Cajon, averaged 156.95 and a top of 158.94. Vesco lives at San Diego. A fibreglass Mercury-engine sports car driven by Bill Burkitt of San Gabriel, recorded an average of 149.87 and a top of 150.82, while a Chrysler Allan driven by Robert Cardwell of Fresno turned an average of 137.25 and a top of 138.24. One class B streamliner owned by George Hill and Bill David both of Burbank, and driven by Otto Ryssman, 23, of Buena Park bettered his previous official international record of 129.77 mph but did not return over the course because of engine timing. Dons Open Football Season at Riverside Santa Ana College will play first home game Sept. 25 with Palomar Junior College of Vista, was disclosed by Coach John Warren as he opened official football practice Tuesday night in the Santa Ana Municipal Bowl. The open date only a week following the season's non-conference kickoff game against Riverside J.C. was caused by Cal Poly at San Dimas, where late start of drive brought a cancellation. It will be the first game for Palomar, a rapidly growing two-year school in San Diego County, which coincidentally of 158.94. Vesco lives at San Diego. A fibreglass Mercury-engine sports car driven by Bill Burkitt of San Gabriel, recorded an average of 149.87 and a top of 150.82, while a Chrysler Allan driven by Robert Cardwell of Fresno turned an average of 137.25 and a top of 138.24. One class B streamliner owned by George Hill and Bill David both of Burbank, and driven by Otto Ryssman, 23, of Buena Park bettered his previous official international record of 129.77 mph but did not return over the course because of engine timing. ROQUET'S MA West Broadway, Anaheim Tax Added to Taxable Items Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. 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