anaheim-bulletin 1953-09-26

Hunters Cautioned To Not Overtax Heart SAN FRANCISCO — With more than half-a-million Californians afflict this fall in the pursuit of deer, bears, upland game birds and waterfowl, the California Heart Association has come up with a few timely suggestions for hunters as an aid in preventing heart failure: 1. Act your age and know your physical limits. 2. Avoid vigorous hill climbs and difficult drivers if aware of a heart condition. other lions were bountied by private hunters during the month. SACRAMENTO — Carrying a loaded gun in a vehicle which the chief of the State's warden force asserts is against the common-sense rules of safety, caused the arrest of 113 California hunters during the month of August. E.L. Macaulay, boss of the wildlife protection branch, Department of Fish and Game, tallied 600 arrests during the month for violations of the Fish and Game Code. Deer hunters accounted for 83 arrests, and 13 persons were caught hunting without a license. Angling without a license brought grief to 201 Californians. Fines assessed by -California judges during August totaled $28, Conception Bay Open Hunting, Fishing Closure Conception Bay, famed for submarine beauty of its clear waters, is being open sport fishermen, skin divers tourists. This was announced the recent opening of the Mulege, hunting and fishing sort, in the ancient mission of Mulege on the Gulf of California. Long inaccessible, because location halfway down the sula of Lower California, the lege and Conception Bay now within easy four hour land at Santa Rosalia, a few SAN FRANCISCO — With more than half-a-million Californians afield this fall in the pursuit of deer, bears, upland game birds and waterfowl, the California Heart Association has come up with a few timely suggestions for hunters as an aid in preventing heart failure: 1. Act your age and know your physical limits. 2. Avoid vigorous hill climbs and difficult drivers if aware of a heart condition. 3. Do not hunt to the limit of your endurance. 4. Be alert for unusual shortness of breath or pain in the chest as warning of over-exertion. 5. Attempt to condition yourself for the opening day by frequent hikes several weeks in advance of the first hunting day. SACRAMENTO — Hunters and trappers of the California Department of Fish and Game bagged 724 predators during July. The monthly take included 8 mountain lions, 237 coyotes, and 104 bobcats. Concentrating on the sumer deer ranges in the more popular hunting areas, State trappers accounted for 3 coyotes in Plumas County; 27 in Butte; 18 in Siskiyou; and 18 in Los Angeles County. Smaller varmints included 44 badgers, 46 skunks, and 69 porcupines. All three mountain lions were shot by State Hunter Howard Bilton, of Glenville, Kern County, Ten Mangrum Takes Rap at Hogan Before Sailing NEW YORK (UP)—Lloyd Mangrum, the lean Texan who was wounded while fighting with the infantry in Europe in World War II, fired more verbal sharpensal at fellow Texan Ben Hogan before leaving for Britain with the rest of the U. S. Ryder Cup golfers. Sam Snead, and six other stars last night by plane for their matches with Britain's top professionals at Wentworth, England. "I would say our chances are very good. But we will have to do the best we can without our best player—Mr. Hogan," Mangrum said sarcastically. "He didn't give any reason to the players for not playing (in the Ryder Cup matches) but he may have given a reason to the PGA. I'm sure he had a good one." Tomorrow's Tide (All tide times adjusted for port Beach.) LOW: 6:05 a.m. (2.8) and: (0.4) HIGH: 2:08 a.m. (3.3) and: p.m. (5.4) Everyone's talki Why? 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These are the features they rave about Hardwood Floors. Mahogany Doors. Color Ing Fixtures by American Standard Sanitary. Garage posal by Waste King. Spatter Linoleum by Armst Sloanes. Large Window Walls. Insulation Manville. Wide Lots — Nothing Less Than 60 Feet by Fuller. California Patio Living. Complete ordination of Interior and Exterior by Color Consultant Spillane. 4 NEW FLOORS 2 BEDROOMS, 1½ BATHS ★BONDED HOME C. Fred Smith Sales Office on corner Placentia and Broadway, Close Race for Batting Honors Shaping in AL By FRED DOWN NEW YORK (D) — Two of the closest finishes to the batting races in 20 years shaped up today as Al Rosen closed in on Mickey Vernon in the American League and Al (Red) Schoendienst made a last desperate bid to overtake Carl Furillo in the National League. Rosen waas shifted to leadoff man by Cleveland Manager Al Lopes in order to get as many official trips to the plate as possible. He collected four hits in six trips last night as the Indians routed the Tigers, 12-3, and thereby raised his average to .332. This is only one point behind Vernon, who was shut out by Marion Fricano. Hits Four For Six Schoendienst, meanwhile, also collected four hits in six tries as the Cardinals swamped the Cubs 11-2, and upped his average to .342. The injured Furillo, idle for the last three weeks, still holds the lead but his .344 figure looks more insecure every time Schoendienst steps to the plat. Rosen hit two homers last night to take over the A. L. lead with 43 and he has the runs batted in crown wrapped up with a 144 total. A final push in the averages can make him the first American Leaguer since Ted Williams' mid 1940's heyday to win the triple crown. Schoendienst's great opportunity lies in the fact that the Cardinals finish against Cub pitching which the slender second-baseman has hit for an almost unbelievable .595 average in Chicago this season. Furillo, due to his injured hand, can only sit back and hope Bommarine beauty of its crystal clear waters, is being opened to short fishermen, skin divers and marists. This was announced with the recent opening of the Club Mulege, hunting and fishing resort in the ancient mission town Mulege on the Gulf of California. Long inaccessible, because of its location halfway down the peninsula of Lower California, the Mulege and Conception Bay area is now within easy four hour flight Tijuana. Commercial planes land at Santa Rosalia, a few miles north, where guests are met at the Club Mulege station wagon sailboat. Private planes may land on the Mulege air strip. The new resort has everything please the hearts of sportsmen-comfortable accommodations, fine food, or 42 foot yawl for moonlight sailing, new cabin cruisers for sport fishing, a station wagon for drives through the palm studded countryside, horses for riding, vast variety of fish, including marlin and sailfish, yellowtail and large sea bass abound in Concepción Bay and the Gulf of California, and the fishing is always good. Further information may be obtained from the Los Angeles office of Club Mulege, 1481 Northline St., Hollywood 26, or, by telephoning HO 7-1197. Tomorrow's Tides (All tide times adjusted for Newport Beach.) OW: 6:05 a.m. (2.8) and :258 p.m. (6.4) HIGH: 2:08 a.m. (3.3) and 12:40 p.m. (5.4) Tennis League Opens Winter Play, Sunday, City Park Courts, 10 am Winter tennis gets into full swing. Sunday, as Anaheim hosts the Fullerton A-B team on the City park courts at ten o'clock. The match will be the first of a series which will keep three different teams in Anaheim players busy every Sunday until the end of November. The Mid-Cities League this year will include three units. Former A and B teams will form one A-B team of five men and one girl, playing five men's singles, one woman's singles, two men's doubles, and one mixed doubles. Playing on alternate Sundays will be a large C team of six men's singles, two women's singles, men's doubles, and two mixed blues. On the same Sunday team of five men and one also takes the field. Anaheim, Fullerton, San Golden Gate, and Whittier prise the league roster. It is sponsored jointly by the heim Tennis Club and the heim Recreation Department. Representing the local men's singles tomorrow Armstrong, Bob Simon, Dixon, Floyd Baker, and Billie Bob Carlson and Bob Ro combine for the first man's team, with Floyd Baker and Hanson making up the second Jean Williams holds down woman's singles spot, with Lenain and Bob Hosking mixed doubles. On Oct. 4, the Anaheim entertains the Santa Ana here, while the D team the Saint's courts at the S High School. Talking about BONDED HOMES IN ANAHEIM IN ANAHEIM rave about Doors. Colored PlumbSanitary. Garbage DisLinoleum by Armstrong and Insulation by JohnsLess Than 60 Feet. Paints Complete Color Coby Color Consultant D. M. 4 NEW FLOOR PLANS 28 EXTERIOR DESIGNS FOR CALIFORNIA PATIO LIVING V.A. FROM $55³² MONTH PRIN. AND INT. BEST FHA TERMS HOMES inc. CLOSE TO EVERYTHING IN ANAHEIM Arthur B. Weber Placentia and Broadway. Saturday, Sept. 26, 1953 ANAHEIM (Cal.) BULLETIN — 7 SPORTS HAL THOMAS, EDITOR. Garden Grove Ikes to Develop Storm Basin As Recreation Area GARDEN GROVE — Contract by which Garden Grove Izaak Walton Leaguers will take over the West St. storm water sinking basin from the Orange County Fwlood Control District and develop it into a park and fishing pond for children was signed recently. The agreements climaxed several months of negotiations between the Ikes and the board of supervisors, a pact hung-up chiefly by disagreements over the amount for liability insurance to be carried. The county asked for liability insurance of from $100,000 to $300,000, and the Ikes proposed limits said they could afford to pay. Supervisors finally agreed to reduce the property damage and public liability requirements and the pact was signed. R. L. (Hermie) Honold, secretary of the Garden Grove Ikes, said the members will begin cleaning the 2½-acre pond of weeds and do some slight altering by deepening one part of the basin. Thus it is hoped that a constant water level can be maintained in at least one part of the pit which will become a fishing haven for the youngsters after it is stocked with fish. Romero, Argentine Heavyweight Wins by Knockout for 25 in Row RENO (UP)—Edgardo Romero, Argentine heavyweight, knocked out Junior Payne of San Francisco in the fifth round of their scheduled 10-round man event bout here last night. It was the 25th straight win for the 235 pound South American Romer, bleeding from a gash over his left eye, dropping Payne with a series of crushing body blows. Payne, who weighed in at 275 l-2 pounds, was staggered in the third and fourth rounds, then dropped to the canvass with a terrific crash in the fifth. Romere floored his giganti opponent earlier in the fourth for a nine count. More than 1300 fans watched the battle at the Moana Ball Park. 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