anaheim-bulletin 1953-09-29

Irish, Spartans, Bruins Top Three In Up Rankings By NORMAN MILLER NEW YORK (UP) — Notre Dame's impressive opening game performance against Oklahoma earned it the accolade as the nation's No. 1 college football team today in the first weekly ratings of the United Press Board of Coaches. Michigan State, 1952 mythical national champion, was ranked second, UCLA third and Ohio State fourth in the ratings of the 35 leading coaches who comprise the United Press board. The Fighting Irish, whose 28-21 victory over Oklahoma showed they have made an excellent adjustment of platoonless football, received 25 first place votes and 325 out of a possible total of 350 polls. Michigan State, which beat Iowa 21-7 in its season opener last Saturday, attracted four first place votes and 264 points; UCLA, with victories over Oregon State and three first place votes and 213 points, while Ohio State, 36-12 conqueror of Indiana in its '53 debut, had 167 points. Others at Top Southern California, Maryland, Michigan, Oklahoma, Baylor and Georgia Tech rounded out the top 10 teams in that order. Southern California and Michigan each attracted one first place vote and was chosen for every place from first to 10th in the voting. Baylor was the only other team to receive a first place vote. Mississippi State headed the second 10 teams with 66 points, followed by Duke, Louisiana State, Texas, Rice, Georgia, Mississippi, Army and Wisconsin. There was a Others at Top Southern California, Maryland, Michigan, Oklahoma, Baylor and Georgia Tech rounded out the top 10 teams in that order. Southern California and Michigan each attracted one first place vote and was chosen for every place from first to 10th in the voting. Baylor was the only other team to receive a first place vote. Mississippi State headed the second 10 teams with 68 points, followed by Duke, Louisiana State, Texas, Rice, Georgia, Mississippi, Army and Wisconsin. 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They will give fans the inside on how the game-winning catch was made, what kind of a pitch was powdered for the winning runs, or talk about the pitching performance. This warm-up program, conducted by the "Fordham Flash," Frankie Frisch, goes on the air at 9:45 PST on the NBC television network and the Mutual radio network. This is twenty minutes before "Play Ball!" Baseball Commissioner Ford Prickle will be a guest on the first program. Yankee manager Casey Stengel and Dodger boss Chuck Dressen are also slated to appear during the Series. Baseball is on the move against the quick thumb of the umpire, which never before has been so prominent and alarming in the game writes Joe King, in The Sporting News. Recently, it has stuck out like a 3-D on the flat screen. While the mechanical work of the men in blue is considered adequate, and at a new high in some quarters, all of the trade is alerted to the intrusion of umplies into the playing of the game, through pricious, intemperate and injudicious acts. The league presidents, Warren Giles of the National and Will Harridge of the American, are concerned with showboating by umplies as a grave offense. Giles states: "The main fault of our umplies is the loss of poise. An umpire can help calm a situation, but he cannot when he becomes dramatic too, in gestures and inflection. When an umpire walks away, and a player follows, then everybody sees and knows who has made the argument." Instead, writes Joe King, in the national baseball weekly, we have had numerous cases this year of umplies walking challengingly after athletes or managers. Harridge concurs: "It is the human element which causes most umplies difficulty. Today we have too much tendency among umplies to grandstand it." General Manager George Weiss of the Yankees and President Walter O'Malley of the Dodgers, although not in concert, may have provided the solution, with their combined progressive thoughts. Weiss favors an American League program to develop umplies as a club would bring along playing prospects, while O'Malley calls for an all-baseball training plan so longer will be American. Sports Car Road Races On Tap This Week-End Speed drivers were racing to get on the books this week for the sports car meet Oct. 3-4 at Reeves Field, Terminal Island, as Race Director Chet Lancaster announced ten new entries. This second batch of newcomers bring the total race entries to 21 with names of top flight speedsters from Santa Barbara to San Diego scattered through the list. More than 20,000 fans are expected to view the seven races on Saturday, October 3 and the five final events slated for Sunday, Oct. 4. One motorcycle race in on tap each day. Races open at 1 p.m. General admission is $1.50, with grandstand seats $1 extra. The meet is being staged by the Long Beach MG Club in co-operation with the California Sports "Car Club and the Long Beach Junior Chamber of Commerce. A large share of the proceeds are earmarked for the benefit of Navy Relief. Suspense is promised when the throttle-benders tackle the tricky 2.6 mile airport course that includes a speed-producing one-mile straight-away. Sports Parade By OSCAR FRALEY NEW YORK (UP) — You can't blame the big fellow from Indiana for being just a bit apprehensive as he approaches the World Series. Base hits are bread and butter to a ball player. And last year at this time, strapping Gil Hodges hit the lowest depths to which any World Series batter ever plunged. Big Gil, swinging his heart out for the Brooklyn Dodgers, and for the little Hidges at home, didn't get a hit in 21 heart-breaking trips to the World Series plate. It was a record, and one no wants. Too Darned New Gill has higher hopes baseball's classic post-title this year, and their foundation for his optimizing down the stretch tilt the six foot, two inch Doger has been hitting. He is, they say in pait a bit too nice. "Gil doesn't even get the umpires," flames Charley Dressen. "Once they call him out on me He comes back and ties bad they were. I keep to let them know about he's such a nice guy even do that." This season he has more than 100 runs for straight year. He's therional Leaguer with this performance going for A Littie Tenn You can understand ness therefore as he for the series. But you would surprise you. But thinking of himself. His kind. He's hoping to for the Dodgers, and fily of which he is so nothing comes before home. Twice now he his arrival at spring tr with his wife during th was expecting. 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By OSCAR FRALEY NEW YORK (UP) — You can't blame the big fellow from Indiana for being just a bit apprehensive as he approaches the World Series. Base hits are bread and butter to a ball player. And last year at this time, strapping Gil Hodges hit the lowest depths to which any World Series batter ever plunged. Big Gil, swinging his heart out for the Brooklyn Dodgers, and for the little Hidges at home, didn't get a hit in 21 heart-breaking trips to the World Series plate. It was Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results CLASSIFIED I Classifications Are and Appear in Numbers APARTMENTS Automobiles Auto Accessories Paint Bicycles—Motorcycles Boarding—Kennels Building Materials Business Colleges Business Opportunities Business Houses Business Property Card of Thanks Cars and Trucks Want Cemeteries—Monuments Correspondence Courts Dancing—Dramatic Death Notices Farm Machinery Farms and Ranches Florists For Rent—Miscellaneous For Sale—Miscellaneous Funeral Directors Garages—Service Station Help Wanted—Female Help Wanted—Male Help Wanted—M&P Horses—Cattle, Etc. Household Appliances Household Furniture Houses for Sale In Memorium Lost and Found Lots for Sale Livestock—Wanted Money to Loan State Art Musical Instruments Real Estate Exchange Real Estate Lo ns Real Estate—Wanted Personal Instruction Pet Professional Poultry and Supplies Resorts Rest Homes Rooms andrd Seed an' Plants Services Rendered Business Wanted Special Notices Stocks, Bonds, Mortgage Trade Schools Transportation Television—Radio Traucks—Trailers Wanted Instruction Wanted to Borrow Wanted to Buy Wanted to Rent Wearing Apparel ANNOUNCEMENTS 7. Professional DR. HENRY C Chiropractic Health -Licensed Palmer 107 E. Center St. Phone 4223 o 8. Loss and Found HAVE YOU LOSED title of value? Tore any time in a "Lost" want a Anaheim Bulletfled. That's the way to find lost 11. Transportation DESIRE RIDER go classes at U.S.C. Thursday eve. Call DOUGLAS BUS 3 shuttle driver at Plan RELAX! Flick a lever on the Airliner Reclining comfortable positions. Use else drives. 2. 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Call DOUGLAS BUS, 2 shirts driver at Plan BUSINESS S 12. Services Dendero MOODY ELLE Domestic Industrial WALL WORK GUARD Phone Anahe FURNAC REPAIRED — THERMOS WARMAHL BARNEY BA ANAHEIM F COMMER Tractor WEED SPRINT 11201 Katell PH. ANAHEIM FLOO New hardwood ished, laid, sanded Old Floors Sanded OELRICH FLOO 619 W. Broadway ROY L. LANDSCAPE New Lawns and Lawns Renovated Fertillize 128 W.. Broadway Across from F PERSONAL SALESMEN PERSONAL SALESMEN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING EMPLOYMENT TOE DARNED NICE Gil has higher hopes as he faces baseball's classic post-season battle this year, and there's a solid foundation for his optimism. Coming down the stretch this season, the six foot, two inch Dodger slugger has been hitting. He is, they say in private, just a bit too nice. "Gil doesn't even get mad at the umpires," flames Manager Charley Dressen. "Once in a while they call him out on a bad pitch. He comes back and tells me how bad they were. I keep telling him to let them know about it. But he's such a nice guy he won't even do that." This season he has knocked in more than 100 runs for the fifth straight year. He's the only National Leaguer with that kind of performance going for him. A LITTLE TENSE You can understand his tenseness therefore as he gets ready for the series. But the reasons would surprise you. Big Gill isn't thinking of himself. He's not that kind. He's hoping to do his best for the Dodgers, and for the family of which he is so proud. Nothing comes before Big Gill's home. Twice now he has delayed his arrival at spring training to be with his wife during the times she was expecting. ANAHEIM BULLETIN CLASSIFIED INDEX Classifications Are Numbered and Appear in Numereal Order. CLASSIFICATION NO. Apartments 20 Automobiles 66 Auto Accessories 62 Auto Repair—Paint 62 Bicycles—Motorcycles 61 Boarding—Kennels 69 Building Materials 71 Business Colleges 77 Business Opportunities 72 Business Places 75 Business Property 84 Card of Thanks 84 Cars and Trucks Wanted 84 BUSINESS SERVICE 12. Services Rendered ELLIOTT'S TELEVISION SERVICE CALLS $295 419 S. Lemon Ph. 6395 OVERHEAD Doors Rebalanced and Adjusted and new installations Gus Litz Ph. 5437 540 S. Lemon PAINTING & PANER Hanging. F. estimates. A work guaranteed Ph. 3406 or 3991 HERMAN ZACHAY Special Agent For NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. Expert advice on Life Insurance, Annuities, Accident, Sickness and Group Insurance Phone Anaheim 5242, or write P. O. B. 483 KEYS Lawnmowers Sold Sharpened and Repaired Schwinn Bicycles Wizard Boats Martin Motors ORVAL'S 419 W. Center Ph. 2759 PRENTISS & WILLIAMS LICENSED TILE CONTRACTOR Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone Anaheim 5933 or 14. Help Wanted — Female BANK TRAINEE, previous office experience preferred but not essential. Good mathematical background; under 35 years of age. Apply in person. Security First National Bank, 184 W. Center St. Anaheim WOMAN FOR housework & washings, 3 hr. day mornings, 5 day wk. Must have own transportation. Call Ana. 5123 or 10222 Broadway. WAITRESS. CURRIES Ice Cream Parlor, 621 W. Center St., Anaheim 9061 MAKE $75 IN SPARE TIME: Easy to sell 75 boxes NAME=IN-GOLD Christmas Decorator for $75.60 profit. Bargain Assortment other fast sellers double earnings. Assortments on approval, other samples FREE! STYLART, 1717 W. Ninth Dept. 205, Los Angeles, 55. COMBINATION SILK & Wool finisher must be good. Top wages. Apply, Hatfield Cleaners, 406 N. Los Angeles St. 15. Help Wanter M&P MIDDLE-AGED Couple to live on grove. House & utilities furnished for yard & housework. Bulletin Box 985 ARE YOU A GOOD COOK? Do you like to care for children? Do you need money? Then a situation wanted ad in the Bulletin will find the work you want. Call 2251. 16. Situation Wanted EXP.$CHILD care, $25c hr. Ph. 7350 WANTED IRONING, $17 Narda, Ph. 7372 BABY SITTING after 6:30 P.M. Ph. 6759. COLLEGE GRADUATE with experience in finance company and insurance adjuster's office, describes office position. Write Bulletin Box 989. EXPERIENCED Bookkeeper, Secretary wants full or part-time work References, Bulletin Box 985 EVE JANITOR work by wk. Call 4701. PRACTICAL NURSING, Ph. 2114. IRONING IN My Home, 75c hr. Ph. 2038. WASH & Iron, $17 N., Sabina CLASSIFIED INDEX Classifications Are Numbered and Appear in Numerical Order. CLASSIFICATION NO. Apartments 20 Automobiles 46 Auto Accessories 63 Auto Boat-Paint 82 Bicycles-Motorcycles 61 Boarding-Kennels 49 Building Materials 17 Business Colleges 17 Business Opportunities 15 Business Places 13 Business Property 11 Card of Thanks 8 Cars and Trucks Wanted 6 Cemeteries - Monuments 3 Correspondence Courses 18 Dancing - Dramatic 19 Death Notices 1 Farm and Barry Products 46 Farm Machinery 50-A Farms and Ranches 28 Florists 2 For Rent—Miscellaneous 28 For Sale—Miscellaneous 61 Funeral Directors 4 Garages 81-4 Garages—Service Stations 60 Help Wanted—Female 14 Help Wanted—Male 12 Help Wanted—M&P 15 Horeses-Cattle, Etc. 44 Household Appliances 42 Household Furniture 15 Houses for Sale 28 In Memorium 8 Lost and Found 40 Lots for Sale 40 Livestock—Wanted 20 Money to Loan 28 Music Art 29 Musical Instruments 55 Real Estate Exchange 42 Real Estate Loans 27 Real Estate—Wanted 49 Personals 9 Personal Instruction 21 Pets 7 Professional Poultry and Supplies 45 Resorts 22 Rest Homes 22 Rooms and rd 23 Seed an' Plants 47 Services Rendered 47 Situation Wanted 29 Special Notice 10 Stocks, Bonds, Mortgages 25 Trade Schools 17 Transportation 17 Television—Radio 54 Trucks—Trailers 65 Lented Instruction 29 Wanted toorrow 29 Wanted to buy 29 Wanted to rent 27 Wearing Apparel 5 ANNOUNCEMENTS 7. Professional DR. HENRY C. VOGT Chiropractic Health Specialist —Licensed Palmer Graduate—107 E. Center St. Room 2 Phone 4223 or 4145 8. Lost and Found HAVE YOU LOST an article of value? Then don't lose any time in running a "Lost" want ad in the Anaheim Bulletin classified. Think the quickest way to find lost articles. 11. Transportation DESIRE RIDER going to night classes at U.S.C. Tuesday & Thursday eve. Call 4149. DOUGLAS BUS, 2 shifts daily. Contact driver at Plant or KI-30446. Group Insurance Phone Anaheim 5242, or write P. O. B. 483 KEYS Lawnmowers Sold Sharpened and Repaired Schwimm Bicycles Wizard Boats Martin Motors ORVAL'S Ph. 2756 PRENTISS & WILLIAMS LICENSED TILE CONTRACTOR Satisfaction Guarantee Phone Anaheim 5933 or Placentia 6236 ANAHEIM PAINTING AND DECORATING CO. for the finest in Residential & Commercial Painting DALE HAMLIN Ph. Anaheim 6808. TV AND APPLIANCE SERVICE WE USE ONLY EXPERT TECHNICIAN'S ALL WORK G ARANTEED WE CHARGE THE VERY LOWEST PRICES ON PARTS AND LABOR WE SERVICE ALL MAKES BALLMAN'S 123 W. Broadway Ph. $708 EMPLOYMENT 13. Help Want—Male BOY 16 or older with car to assist Examiner dealer, Part time, La-5-3005. VISTA PURNITURE has openings on day shift & four swing shift for: PUTTY & SANDMAN ASSEMBLERIS MILLWORKERS METAL WORKERS N. Olive SL YOUNG MAN to repair sewing machines, no outside calls, all work in shop, Singer Sewing Machine Co. 176 W. Center. Ph. 4619 WANTED DISHWASHER, clean-up man. See Carla, 147 S. Los Angeles, Ph. 3106. INCOME POTENTIAL UNLIMITED Salesman: Up to $4500 salary, and incentive commission to man age 25-48 for special sales work in vicinity of Orange Co. with the ESTATE CONTROL PLAN, 4 weeks intensive training in home office school at Hartford, Connecticut with salary & expense paid as part of 2 yr. training program. Must be a 5 yr. resident of Orange Co. or violently. Rate top scores on our aptitude test and give evidence of success in former occupations. State qualifications in letter to S. Rush Coffin, general agent. Aetna Life Insurance Co. 115 Pine Ave. COLLEGE GRADUATE with experience in finance company and insurance adjuster's office, desires office position. Write Bulletin Box 859. EXPERIENCED Bookkeeper, Secretary wants full or part-time work References, Bulletin Box 955 EVE JANITOR work by wk. Call 4703. PRACTICAL NURSING. Ph. 2414 IRONING IN My Home, 750 hr. Ph. 3038. WASH & Iron. $17 N. Sabina RUBBISH HAULING REASONABLE RATES Free Estimates Phone #739 $443 N. Helena BABY SITTING & Ironing. Ph. Placeita, 455, after p.m. PLASTER PATCHING. Ph. 4567. CLOTHING, alterations. Ph. $218 TRACTOR WORK Discing — Grading — Skip Loading — New Lawns. Free Estimates LIN COLLIER Anaheim Ph. 0959 IRONING IN My Home, Ph. 7105 PRACTICAL Nursing Ph. 7005 PAINTING & Carpentry. Ph. 4593 GENERAL CARPENTRY, building, remodeling & repair work J. S. Arnold, 7971, 4th St. Buena Park. Ph. B. P. 7316 EDUCATIONAL Music Rentals RENT BAND Instr. All rent applies on purchase. Fullerton Music II N. Spadra Rd. FINANCIAL 28. Money to Loan REAL ESTATE LOANS Financing of Sales or Refinance JESS MEDARIS Loan Solicitor THE SAN FRANCISCO BANK 433 W. Center St. Phone 7271 Ready willing and able to help get that new home. See us for that long-term loan; 6 years of Home Financing in Anaheim. The Savings Loan Bldg. Assn. 211 East Center St. Ph. 2358 LOANS $25 to $1000 Every detail of the loan arranges quickly, on a common sense basis. You choose best payment data and 8. Lost and Found HAVE YOU LOST an article of value? Then don't lose any time in running a "Lost" want ad in the Anaheim Bulletin classified. That's the quickest way to find lost articles. 11. Transportation DESIRE RIDER going to night classes at U.S.C. Tuesday & Thursday eve. Call 4149. DOUGLAS BUS, 2 shifts daily. Contact driver at Plant or KI-30444. BUSINESS SERVICE 12. Services Dendered MOODY ELECTRIC Domestic and Industrial Wiring ALL WORK GUARANTEED Phone Anaheim 3852 FURNACES REPAIRED — REPLACED THERMOSTATS WARMAHL DEALER BARNEY BAGDON ANAHEIM PH. 7703 COMMERCIAL Tractor Work WEED SPRAYING 11201 Katella Road PH. ANAHEIM 3290 FLOORS New hardwood material furnished, laid, sanded and finished. Old Floors Sanded, Refinished. OELRICH FLOOR SERVICE 619 W. Broadway Ph. 4324 ROY L. KIRK LANDSCAPE NURSERY New Lawns and Shrubbery Lawns Renovated - Reseeding Fertilizing 128 W. Broadway Ph. 5108 Across from Post Office INCOME POTENTIAL UNLIMITED Salesman: Up to $4500 salary, and incentive commission to man age 25-45 for special sales work in vicinity of Orange Co. with the ESTATE CONTROL PLAN, 4 weeks intensive training in home office school at Hartford, Connecticut with salary & exp. part of 2 yr. training program. Must be a 5 yr. resident of Orange Co. or violently. Rate top scores on our aptitude test and give evidence of success in former occupations. State qualifications in letter to S. Rush Coffin general agent, Aetna Life Insurance Co. 115 Pine Avenue, Long Beach or phone Long Beach 7-06467. MALE HELP WANTED APPLY MUTUAL CITRUS PROD. CO. 424 S. ATCHISON, ANAHEIM MEN FOR Employment at both Sellons Serve Ur Self Gas Stations. $250 a mon., & commissions. Apply at Sellons No. cor. Grand & Commonwealth, Buena Park, ask for Cartwright or Sellons No. 1 at 1695 S. Spadra, Fullerton. Ask for McDaniels or Woodbury. 14. Help Wanted — Female CLERK-TYPIST Must type rapidly and be familiar with general office procedures. Apply at Employment Office between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Robertshaw Fulton Controls Co. 401 N. Manchester GIRL ATTENDANT for Sellon's Serva-Ur-Self Gas Station, 1608 S. Spadra, Fullerton. See manager, McDaniels. WANTED: RELIABLE woman. Care for 8 mo. old baby and light housekeeping. Live in, 7521 Lincoln Ave, Anaheim. BANK BOOKKEEPER, bank experience essential. Apply in person; under 35 yrs of age. 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