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Gun Clubs Permitted to Feed Migratory Fowl SAN FRANCISCO UP—The California Fish and Game Commission has authorized gun clubs to feed migratory waterfowl under special permit, during the 1953 shooting season. The regulation, passed yesterday, to help alleviate serious crop damage in the grain growing areas provides clubs may feed ducks Opening Soon Orange County's Newest 12 ABC LANES FREEWAY BOWL Next to South Seas Club Openings for Tennis, Leagues, Individuals Phone LAmbert 59112 CALIFORNIA BARBER SHOP 314 W. Center Street Anaheim Phone 7906 New Owner BILL JACKSON 6 Barber Chairs to Serve You Tomorrow's Tides (All Tide times adjusted for Newport Beach) September 14 LOW: 5:51 a.m. (2.6) and 9:17 p.m. (1.3) HIGH: 1:59 a.m. (2.9) and 12:53 p.m. (8.0) "For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved"—Rom. 10:13 LARGEST STOCK OF BIBLES IN THE COUNTY Stanton Bible House 7841 — FIRST ST. (Residence) STANTON) GUIDE Reports From the Football Camps SEATTLE (UP)—A strict fundamentals and defensive image was keeping the University of Washington football team these days. EUGENE (UP)—Len Cas has only three days of play left before he takes his University of Oregon footballers to the west and the season opens at University of Nebraska at Lafayette. CORVALLIS (UP)—The was on aerial offense in the gon State College football camp today. Coach Klp Taylor spent drill periods yesterday post of the Beavers' air-borne for the UCLA opening. PULLMAN(UP)—Wash State College Coach Al Kirk said today he was grooming Sarno as a likely replacement star quarterback Bob Bu who graduates at the end of year. STANFORD (UP)—Stan University's football team will have a full, formal scrimmage and Coach Chuck Taylor salute after the workout he will sp squad into varsity and junior city teams on the strength of showing. BERKELEY (UP)—Coach Py Waldorf holds his first dress scrimmage at the city of California training "For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved"—Rom. 10:13 LARGEST STOCK OF BIBLES IN THE COUNTY Stanton Bible House 7841 — FIRST ST. (Residence) STANTON) GUIDE TO RELIABLE FIRMS As Near As Your Phone Clip This List — Keep It Handy EMERGENCY CALLS AMBULANCE—DIAL 116 POLICE—DIAL 116 FIRE—DIAL 116 SHERIFF—DIAL 116 AUTO GLASS—PARTS Phone 4940 Auto and Truck Glass Installed While You Walt Nason's Automotive Palms and Lacquer Anaheim Auto Glass and Parts 542 S. LOS ANGELES ST. BATTERIES—BRAKES Phone 3123 Key dealers for Olympic Batteries, unconditionally guaranteed for 2 years Du Bois & Paschall 129 N. LEMON CHINESE DINNERS Phone 4519 Chinese-American Food-Try Our 65c Quick Lunch—Large Menu CHUNGKING CAFE 327 East Center St. Anaheim Laundry-Cleaners Phone 2433 SAVE 10% CASH & CARRY WE PICKUP & DELIVER FRENCH LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS 605 E. 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EUGENE (UP)—Len Casanova is only three days of practice before he takes his University Oregon footballers to the midwest and the season opener with university of Nebraska at Lincoln. CORVALLIS (UP)—The accent on aerial offense in the Oregon State College football training camp today. Coach Klp Taylor spent two full periods yesterday polishing the Beavers' air-borne attack for the UCLA opening. PULLMAN(UP) — Washington State College Coach Al Kircher did today he was grooming Frank Erno as a likely replacement for quarterback Bob Burkart who graduates at the end of this year. STANFORD (UP) — Stanford University's football team will hold full, formal scrimmage today and Coach Chuck Taylor said that after the workout he will split the squad into varsity and junior varsity teams on the strength of their bowling. BERKELEY (UP)—Coach Papal Waldorf holds his first, full-season scrimmage at the University of California training camp. SPORTS HAL THOMAS, EDITOR AUHS Coaches Gratified with First Week’s Work; Spirit, Morale High By HAL THOMAS "Old Sol" has had a 220 pound line on the field every day this week, up until the time this went to press, and the AUHS variety football hopefuls haven’t yet found a penetrable hole in the old boy’s 110 degree defenses. In spite of the abominable heat, the kids have been “peering it on”, much to the satisfaction of coaches Van Hoorebeke, Wallin, and Hicks. There can be little doubt that training under such conditions may seem rugged, however, the team will round into shape much faster, and come kickoff time in the opening game, the boys will be in great shape. Time Out The coaches took time out Thursday to evaluate the candidates as they have shown in the first four days, and if they were to play tonight, the following team would be in at the opening whistle. L.E. Jack Crosson (first year) L.T. Art Contreras JV'S L.G. Tom Berg V C. Ronnie Brown V R.G. Mike Troop V R.T. Bob Lambeth V R.E. Gabriel Vasquez JV'S Q. Paul Grover V L.H. Don Leigh V R.H. Mickey Gouyd V F. Dean Philipott V In this, and two subsequent editions, your reporter will discuss difficult to side-track a guy that's got his mind strictly on the objective. Monday, we'll discuss the balance of the line. Cantrell Wins Grand Prix at Long Beach Bill Cantrell, local mdget driver, won the 100-lap "Grand Prix" last night at Long Beach Memorial stadium. Cantrell did not move into contention until the 50th lap, and it was on the 81st lap that he wheeled into first position, as Don Cameron, in first place, driving Doug Carourthers car, blew a head gasket, burning up his motor. Anahiem's bid for the one-two positions in the feature race appeared a cinch until Cameron's motor blew up. Jack Jordan was second and (Note to editors: This fifth in a series of articles o with the 1953 prospects of coast college football teams) By ALEX KAHN LOS ANGELES UP—Student football who tend to d Southern California's incen win this year because the T are ineligible to return to the Bowl, underestimate both the team and the school's alu To give the Trojans an tive, if they need one, he adopted the slogan, "from Bowl champs to National o in '53". The three men who largest responsible for getting California into the Rose through their performance, UCLA game last year, Jim Al Carmichael and Elmer Holte are gone, along with dozen other top performers. But with 22 lettermen on the squad of more than 70 p Coach Jesse Hill knows when speaks when he says he should be "real tough" p they get past the first four And many a rival coach t sure they won't be rough from the start. With Sears and Rudy both gone, Hill must develop talback if the Trojan wark to move. His candidates am Dandoy and Jim Deck can pass and the last run. And one or the other do the job. Just Adequate But aside from that we if it is one, Southern Ca is adequate at all position deep with strength at most haps their greatest assets. STANFORD (UP) — Stanford University's football team will hold full, formal scrimmage today and Coach Chuck Taylor said that after the workout he will split the squad into varsity and junior varsity teams on the strength of their bowling. BERKELEY (UP)—Coach Papery Waldorf holds his first, full-time scrimmage at the Univercity of California training camp and said he was "kind of anxious" to see how the Bears function." LOS ANGELES (UP)—The University of Southern California football team lacked off in its workouts today, cutting down from two rills a day to a less brutal one a day schedule. Coach Jess Hill said there would not be any rough stuff after Monday because he wants to make sure all his boys will be ready for their Washington State opener. The Trojan's junior varsity, stimulating SC's opponents yesterday drew Washington State formations at the first and second teams. LOS ANGELES (UP)—Tiny Priko Villanueva, slated as understudy to UCLA tailback Paul Cameron, threatened today to give cameron a lot of competition for the first string spot. Villanueva outshined the Bruin star during yesterday's two-hour scrimmage, averaging 10 yards per try on each of six times he carried the ball. He completed out of 10 passes attempted and parked the second team to three touchdowns. Cameron scored once and was held to a four yard average and completed only five out of 12 pass attempts. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Look Out Joe The right end position is not sewed up by any means. Vasques has had two years of JV ball, and off this experience, he could be hard to move out. IF, it were not for a couple of rugged boys who have their eyes on the same territory. Ray VanDerWarker also has two years of JV experience under his belt, and is undoubtedly as fast as any man on the squad. Off last year, his defensive ability is well recognized, and if he proves to the bosman that he has "sticky fingers"—LOOK OUT JOE! There's also a guy up from the Bees that might "dark-horse" both Jeans and Ray. Verne Weaver is strong and willing, besides having football blood in his veins. It's Bill Cantrell, local midget driver, won the 100-lap "Grand Prix" last night at Long Beach Memorial stadium. Cantrell did not move into contention until the 50th lap, and it was on the 81st lap that he wheeled into first position, as Don Cameron, in first place, driving Doug Carouthers car, blew a head gasket, burning up his motor. Anaheim's bid for the one-two positions in the feature race appeared a cinch until Cameron's motor blew up. Jack Jordan was second and Van Johnson, the latter, formerly of Anaheim, took third. Jack Pringle was the victim of a serious accident in the semimain event as his car flipped over three times. Pringle's safety belt held, and although in serious condition, he is expected to recover. Lowel Southam won the event. Local Juniors Out of Southwest Tennis Meet Anaheim's junior tennis players were eliminated yesterday in the second day of play in the Pacific Southwest Tennis Championships. Jean Williams and her partner, Joan Borchard of Ornard, made the best showing in the girls' 18 and under doubles as they forced Sandra Veenboer and Mary Ellen Stanko of Monroe to the limit, olsing 9-11, 6-2, 7-5. The match had been called because of darkness on Thursday with the score tied at 7-7 in the set. In singles Miss Williams ran into real trouble in Laurie Mack of San Marino, last year's top ranking player in Southern California in the 13-and-under singles group, losing 6-1, 6-1. Don Klisa, boys' 13-and-under singles, lost to fourth seeded Warren E. Sisson, Jr., of Santa Monica, 6-0, 6-1. Karen Lenain was eliminated by Miss Borchard 6-3, 6-3. Results Are the Proof of Newspaper Circulation. POMONA BUILDERS, INC. 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Main St. Santa Ana Phone KI 3-9373 Open Saturday and Sunday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Open daily 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. — Closed Tuesday We build from Mountains to the Sea and City to the Desert Pomona Offices: 1526 W. 5th Ave.—LY-92548 Riverside Offices: 3874 10th St.—Phone 1-2328 From Rose Bowl Champs to National Champs in '53" Quoth Trojan Alumni Note to editors: This is the fifth in a series of articles dealing with the 1953 prospects of west coast college football teams. By ALEX KAHN Los Angeles 49—Students of football who tend to discount southern California's incentive to this year because the Trojans are inelegible to return to the Rose bowl, underestimate both the team and the school's alumni. To give the Trojans an incense, if they need one, the alumni opted the slogan, "from Rose bowl champs to National champs '53". The three men who largely were responsible for getting Southern California into the Rose Bowl through their performance in the CCLA game last year, Jim Sears, Carmichael and Elmer Willis, are gone, along with a half dozen other top performers. But with 22 lettermen still on the squad of more than 70 players, coach Jess Hill knows whereof he speaks when he says his boys should be "real tough" provided they get past the first four games, and many a rival coach isn't a mere they won't be rough right from the start. With Sears and Rudy Bukich both gone, Hill must develop a top back if the Trojan warhorse is in move. His candidates are Arais Dandoy and Jim Decker. The former can pass and the latter can run. And one or the other should do the job. Just Adequate But aside from that weakness, it is one, Southern California adequate at all positions and keep with strength at most. Perhaps their greatest assets are at spring practice the team showed more deception than it did all last year. But the Trojans need to be good to get through a schedule of 10 games which includes seven conference foes and Notre Dame, Minnesota and Indiana outside the conference. The schedule: Sept. 19—Washington State at Pullman. Sept. 26—Minnesota at Los Angeles. Oct. 2—Indiana at Los Angeles (night). Oct. 10—Washington at Seattle. Oct. 17—Oregon State at Los Angeles. Oct. 24—California at Berkeley. Oct. 31—Oregon at Portland. Nov. 7—Stanford at Los Angeles. Nov. 21—UCLA at Los Angeles. Nov. 28—Notre Dame at Los Angeles. Sports Parade By OSCAR FRALEY NEW YORK (UP)—Pearless Fraley's facts and figures: Indiana University protests that there is "nothing irregular" about the admission of Olympic decathlon runnerup Mitch Campbell, who is widely recognized as a non-Olympic student. Maybe it will come as news to the Big Ten, which always is protesting low scholastic standards in other suspect conferences, but Indiana says it has a rule which allows admittance of students with "lower" scholastic levels if they are sponsored by a faculty member. Okay Subsidy Payments For Raisin Exports BAN FRANCISCO (UP) — The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced today its approval of subsidy payments on 117 tons of raisins for commercial export. The local Branch of the department said these first subsidy payments cover 115 tons of Golden Bleachad and two tons of Natural Thompson Seedless raisins. The payments will be made under the 1953-54 program. Subsidy payments under last year's program came to an end Aug. 31 when the department approved export payments on an additional 71-2 tons of Natural Thompson Seedless raisins. Total tonnage of raisins approved for export payment between Oct. 15, 1952 through Aug. 31, 1953, includes: Natural Thompson Seedless, 75,137 tons; Golden Bleachad, 11,922; Bullanas, 243; Muscats, 22; Zante Currants, 605. The total includes subsidy payments approved on 37,929 tons of raisins for commercial export and on 50,000 tons of surplus raisins sold to the United Kingdom. Read the Anaheim Bulletin want ads for profit and pleasure. With Sears and Rudy Bukich both gone, Hill must develop a top back if the Trojan warhorse is move. His candidates are Aralia Dandoy and Jim Decker. The former can pass and the latter can run. And one or the other should do the job. Just Adequate But aside from that weakness, it is one, Southern California adequate at all positions and deep with strength at most. Perhaps their greatest assets are at ends, where Ron Miller and Tom Nickoloff could be the class of the conference and among the best in the nation. Inside the ends, Hill could field line made up of Mario Da Re and Ed Fouch at the tackles; Ed Succi and George Timberlake at the guards; and Dick Petty at center. All of these are backed up with strength from the top defensive line in the west. And aside from a possible question about the key tailback position, Southern California is deep in talent in the backfield. At full-back, for example, they can start with Leon Sellers, follow up with sensational 'Addison Hawthorne' and spell them with Harold Han. At wingback, capable Lindon Crow is backed up by Bob Buckley and Ron Calabris, while at quarterback George Bosanic is a standout. Southern California's greatest trouble last year was its lack of sustained offense. The Trojans did more scoring on pass interceptions than they did on marches down the field. It was rugged football but it can't be counted on to work with a single platoon style of play. To overcome that weakness, the Trojans added George Ceithaml from Michigan as backfield coach and he was quick to install the Wolverine style of trickery. In PCL Standings By UNITED PRESS W L Pet GB Hollywood 109 72 .893 Seattle 9790.548 8 Los Angeles 93 84 .525 12 Portland 90 87 .508 15 San Francisco 88 88 .407 17 San Diego 87 90 .492 18 Oakland 78 102 .424 30 Sacramento 73 104 .412 22 Friday's Results Los Angeles 2-4 San Francisco 1-3 San Diego 5 Portland 4 Seattle 4 Sacramento 1 Oakland 9 Hollywood 0 American League Indiana University protests that there is "nothing irregular" about the admission of Olympic decathlon runnerup Miti Campbell, who is widely recognized as a non-Olympic student. Maybe it will come as news to the Big Ten, which always is protesting low scholastic standards in other suspect conferences, but Indiana says it has a rule whch allows admittance of students with lower scholastic levels if they are sponsored by a faculty member. Amazing Comeback This time you can't blame it on an eager football coach...Campbell, a one-man track team, was sponsored by Indiana's track coach... Ted Williams figures that his amazing comeback with the Boston Red Sox is due to several factors. One reason is that the left arm which he injured in the All Star game a few years back feels "right" for the first time. Another is that he insists he always has been a hot weather hitter, plus the fact that he is physically fresher than the pitcher...What ever the reason, it's nice to see. Trouble Among Giants Notre Dame's football team must be really loaded from the way Master Frank Leahy is weeping. Observing the flood of practice injuries, ineligibilities and his tough schedule, the Iachrymose Leahy claimed: "It is the most depressing coaching situation we have ever been confronted with at Notre Dame."...He's still the young Casey Stengel of the gridiron... There is a lot of discontent among the New York giants, a half dozen players claiming they can't give their best for Leo Durocher. The uphot apparently will be a wholesale housecleaning such as Billy Southworth did at Boston when his team fell apart after winning a pennant...With a new two-year contract, it's a cinch Leo isn't leaving—yet... SHOW STARTS AT DUSK Pacific Drive-In Theatres COME AS YOU ARE IN THE FAMILY CAR Orange Last Times "ISLAND IN THE SKY" "Stand At Apache River" Starts TOMORROW—Ist Run Arrowhead the place to see THE FOX The FOX INFORMATION PHONE Last Times Tonight 3 DIMENSION TECHNICOLOR ROBERT MITCHUM LINDA DARNELL SECOND CHANCE AND ABBOTT COSTELLO MEET DR.JEKYLL AND MR.HYDE co-starring BORIS KARLOFF WEST COAST Clifton Webb "MISTER SCOUTMASTER" -Plus-"SAILOR OF THE KING" CINA-CAR DRIVE-IN THEATRE 6012 Lincoln Ave-Bite No. 3 Anaheim California Adult-42e plus tax Kida FREE FRI., — SAF., — SUN. 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