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12 — ANAHEIM (Cal.) BULLETIN Wednesday, October 7, 1957 Hack to Manage Angels In '54; Owners Pleased LOS ANGELES (UP)—Stan Hack, former star Chicago Cub infielder, today was named for his fourth season as manager of the Los Angeles Angels of the Pacific Coast League. Los Angeles President Don Stewart announced Hack had been signed for his fourth season and said the club was "highly pleased" with the job he had done with the material provided him. The Angels finished third this past year after having been picked for the second division. Abbott, Costello Want Bums for Los Angeles LOS ANGELES (UP)—Comedians Bud Abbott and Lou Costello, maintaining they're not just trying to get laughs, declare they could get the Brooklyn Dodgers to come to Los Angeles for $5,000,000 and a new ball park. The two appeared before the City Council yesterday to be commended for their fight to bring big league baseball to Los Angeles. Costello said if the Dodgers would come to Los Angeles, "We'll put up a stadium." THIS WEEK GET A DOUBLE PAY-OFF! on a new MERCURY Get details today from GOGERTY---MERCURY Dons Open Co Mounties, Fri SANTA ANA-Mt. S always-tough members o open the league schedule Bowl with the Mounties Coach John Ward's Wanna Buy a Broken-Down Baseball Team NEW YORK — Case insisted today that his w plon Yankees "need help what's more, he said it straight face! Disregarding the snoke greeted his statement, St he saw certain signs of fu ble because of the advance his pitching staff. "Laugh if you like," "but the fact is that fel Allie Reynolds, Ed Lo Raschi and Johnny Sain actly kids any more. "We're gonna have some changes in our pitch because of its age. Those just can't pitch as often used to any more and there is to it." 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Coach John Ward's Dons came out of the 14 to 12 loss to Long Beach last Friday in good physical shape and should be more nearly ready to go than in any game so far. The Dons lost their non-conference opener at Riverside, 13 to 0, then defeated Palomar 7 to 0. The undefeated Mounties opened with an informal scrimmage against Citrus, scoring three touchdowns to one, before playing a 6 to 6 tie with an Alumni team. Then Mt. Sac defeated Taft Junior College, 14 to 0, and last week walloped Ventura College, 34 to 0. Last year, they finished second in the conference behind San Bernardino. Coach Archie Nisbet had only a handful of lettermen returning but a strong fresh squad enrolled. The team is piloted by quarterback Bill Hardy, star of Pomona High's championship team of two years ago. All-League Halfback Fred Knapp, Halfback Bob Radford, Center Dean Givens and Guard Roy Figueroa are among the sophomore standouts. Santa Ana fans were pop-eyed during the last half against Long Beach when the Dons outgained, outpassed and out-first-downed the Vikings in racking up two touchdowns. Then with barely three minutes on the clock, the Dons rolled almost the length of the field before Danny Prall's desperation placekick fell short, five seconds before the gun. With Prall, Bob Switzer, Steve Page and Jack Elder throwing, the Dons completed 8 out of 21 passes for 88 yards and jittery receivers dropped several easy catches. The Dons scored first when Prall ran back a punt to midfield, a defensive penalty put the ball on the Wanna Buy a Broken-Down Baseball Team? NEW YORK — Casey Stengel insisted today that his world champion Yankees "need help" and what's more, he said it with a straight face! Disregarding the snickers which greeted his statement, Stengel said he saw certain signs of future trouble because of the advanced age of his pitching staff. "Laugh if you like," he said, "but the fact is that fellows like Allel Reynolds, Ed Lopat, Vic Raschel and Johnny Sain ain't exactly kids any more. "We're gonna have to make some changes in our pitching staff because of its age. Those fellows just-can pitch as often as they used to any more and that's all there is to it." "Sure, we need help," he declared, "but who's gonna give it to us? The other clubs will probably deal among themselves this winter and they'll all be strengthened. But you can't expect any of 'em to help us," "Which one of them will be the strongest next year? Hell How do I know? They'll probably make so many deals that you won't be..." "We're gonna have to make some changes in our pitching staff because of its age. Those fellows just can't pitch as often as they used to any more and that's all there is to it." "Sure, we need help," he declared, "but who's gonna give it to us? The other clubs will probably deal among themselves this winter and they'll all be strengthened. But you can't expect any of 'em to help us." "Which one of them will be the strongest next year? Hell How do I know? They'll probably make so many deals that you won't be able to recognize 'em next April. I'll have to see the trades they make before I know which one will give us the most trouble." FENCES Community A Foot ARRANGED OLYMPIC STAINS ER CO, Phone 2256 BERKELEY (UP) — California expected today to meet the "best Penn team we've ever played" when the two teams clash in an intersectional at Philadelphia Saturday. The Golden Bears leave for the east by plane tomorrow. STANFORD (UP)—Coach Chuck Taylor was pleased today with the workouts of the Stanford Indians as the squad buckled down for its next game with Oregon State. "They all looked good," Taylor said at the conclusion of yesterday's drills. LOS ANGELES (UP) — Sophomore Jim Decker turned in sharp running and passing practice for Southern California yesterday as replacement for halfback Aramis Dandoy who missed drill because of the flu. Dandoy was expected to return today. LOS ANGELES (UP) — The UCLA Bruins scheduled only light workouts today and tomorrow in preparation for Friday night's game here with Wisconsin. Yesterday, the Bruins spent most of the two-hour drill on passing drills. to Santa Ana, had one tie, and lost one by forfeit. The probable starting lineups: Santa Ana Pos. Mt San Antonio Ronald Adel LE Hardy Allen Chuck Lyons LT Lyn Carpenter Eddie Litrap. (c) LG Bill Lening Gene Geselle C Dean Glvens J. Moynihan. (c) RG Bill Whitson Larry Holcomb RT Bill Wilson Terrell Jarrett RE Pete Swanberg Bob Switzer Q Bill Hardy Charles Neal RH Fred Knapp Danny Prall LH Jerry Litel Jim Robert F Jim Milhon All six Sunset League opening practice games them—including the Fulldians—scored victories in end practice encounters Santa Ana over Chaffey row 29-19 margin; On Antelope Valley High Anaheim over Citrus by their second practice were Huntington Beach by 14-6; and Newport Montebello 20-0. Fullerton's victory this strong. Monrovia team to Indian alertness and defense and Wildcat Quarterback Darrell Ried the ball over the W line on a recovered Monrovia 14. In addition to the first touchdown, Fullerton both safeties; one when his Johnson fell on the own end zone shortly time; and another in the ter when a Monrovia blocked by Bob Carvyn Ken Chesley, with the outing of the end zone fumatic safety. Only Monrovia scores to a 17-yard pass, Hall Johnson to End Ken McEn Zone, following a 4-by Quarterback Larry after intercepted pass. Fullerton's defense hero rovia hefties to 44 yards and one first down, and cats fall to penetrate ritory beyond the Fuller line except for the six Indian first downs number an yards gained were 28. Offensive standout w ton's Ray Fujino, within 18 carries, the longest Bear's Larson Leads PCC B In Total Offe LOS ANGELES, October Larson, California's main quarterback, has taken way battle for total offer in the Pacific Coast Co was disclosed today by from the PCC Commission Larson, a former amassed 434 yards in high games to move ahead Lederman, Washington, 403 yards; Aramis Dandoy California, 401, and Paul UGLA, 354. Larson gains rushing and passed for 368 leads the parade in touch WHY should you do yourself out of the big things in motoring life? 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THE GREATEST BUICK IN 50 GREAT YEARS They get you a long list of standard equipment at no extra cost that most other cars at or near its price charge you for, as extras—which makes our quoted price even lower than it looks. We have the facts and figures to prove our points. All we need is you, at the wheel. Drop in on us this week and see for yourself that your new-car money really buys big—in Buick. MILTON BERLE stars for BUICK —in the BUICK-BERLE SHOW on TV Tuesday, evenings. Also, every Saturday, tune in The TV Football Game of the Week—a "GM" Key Event WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM— FY BUICK CO EET ANAHEIM, CALIF. PHONE 2297 LOS ANGELES, October Larson, California's major quarterback, has taken way battle for total offer in the Pacific Coast Co was disclosed today by from the PCC Commission Larson, a former amassed 434 yards in his games to move ahead Lederman, Washington, 403 yards; Aramis Dandoy California, 401, and Paul UCLA, 354. Larson gains rushing and passed for 368 leads the parade in touching responsible for six three and pitched three Dandoy has four TDs; Lederman, one each. Dandoy is the rushing 277 yards in 36 tries play average. Cameron with 253 and Flip Kleff third, 178. Lederman, 1 passer with three were Larson ranks second wi plections for 366 yards and rett, Stanford, third, 23. Leading scorer is Calif back Al Talley with four for 24 points. Cameron and have 18 points each. John Steinberg has the receptions, eight for 96 y three men have caught Hanifan, California, for Kleffner of Idaho, 83, and sinke, Washington, 81. Garrett, who was strictly sive T-quarterback under platoon, leads the com interceptions, having three. Cameron, UCLA's tallback leads the conf talent only recently add repertoire, punting. Pa average on eight kicks next, 41.0. Dandoy has yardage on punt returned lowed by Cameron, 95. Marks, California, has 13 five kickoff returns w Carr, Oregon State, next. If It's News You'll The Bulletin SHAVE Schiek - Sunbeam - B Shearing Heads - B Reisorn Groun Car Shaves - B Free Demonstration Liberal trade-in alle old shaver ANAHEIM-BARBEL 111 So. Los Angeles Indians Strong Defense Holds Monrovia Backs Fullerton's Indians reversed last year's slow start (a victory and three losses) winning last Friday over Monrovia 10-6 in the first home game of the season. Two weeks ago, Whittier's Cards defeated FUHS 33-7 as they had done last year in a practice game, by 20-6, but the Indians came back after a week's intensive practice to trounce the favored Monrovia team in score, and playing. The 10-6 victory this year was in retaliation for a 14-0 defeat handed the Indians last year by Monrovia. This Friday's game with South Pasadena will be the greatest test of the new 1953 season. The Tigers inherit the Spirit of '52 which took them to the CIF finals last year, defending the Indians 13-6. All six Sunset League teams lost opening practice games, four of them—including the Fullerton Indians—scored victories in their second practice encounters last week; Santa Ana over Chaffey by the narrow 29-19 margin; Orange over Antelope Valley High by 6-0; and Anaheim over Citrus by 23-13. Losing their second practice games were Huntington Beach to Downey by 14-6; and Newport Harbor to Montebello 20-0. Anahi Bees, Cees Play El Rancho Thursday P.M. Coach Hunstock's Bees entertain El Rancho tomorrow afternoon on the home field at 3 p.m., while Coach Dick Glover goes traveling with his Cees for a 3 o'clock game on the El Rancho field. Lineup for the Bees: Offense Defense Mata LE Lukens Beach LT Palacio Chambers LG Trottier Audoma BG Cooper Estrada RT Russell Williams RE Williams Trotter C-LB Chambers Sabo Q-LB Villafana Gonzales LH Moody Villafana RH Flynn Smith F-S Smith Lineup for the Cees: Nejera LE Lehner Tanaka LT Tantaka Quarton LG Quarton Frank C Frank Wolters RG RT Wolters O'Hara RT O'Hara Daniels RE Daniels Harker & Harker Morris RH Morris Lehman LH Lehman Grover P Grover Ad Wolgast Fighting For Life at Camarillo CAMARILLO, Calif. (UP) — Ad Wolgast, lightweight champion of more than 40 years ago, fought for his life today at Camarillo State Hospital. The 65-year-old boxing veteran, confined to the hospital since 1936 as a result of brain injuries doctors said he received in the ring, was stricken with an infection of the respiratory tract following an attack of the flu. Doctors feared he may not recover. Wolgast won the lightweight title Feb. 22, 1910, at Port Richmond, Calif., from battling Nelson in the 40th round in a bout ranked as one of the greatest in ring history. The ex-champion fought 145 ring battles, winning 85, 11 by knockouts, he lost his title in 1912 in San Francisco to Willie Ritchie on a foul. BAXTER'S ORCHESTRA Available For Dances, Parties, Etc. Phone Anaheim 5483 After 6 P.M. Opening Soon Orange County's Newest 12 ABC LANES FREEWAY BOWL Next to South Seas Club Openings for Teams, Leagues, Individuals Phone LAmbert 59113 All six Sunset League teams lost opening practice games, four of them—including the Fullerton Indians—scored victories in their second practice encounters last week; Santa Ana over Chaffey by the narrow 29-19 margin; Orange over Antelope Valley High by 6-0; and Anaheim over Citrus by 23-13. Losing their second practice games were Huntington Beach to Downey by 14-6; and Newport Harbor to Montebello 20-0. Fullerton's victory this year over a strong Monrovia team was due to Indian alertness and aggressive defense and Wildcat fumbling. Quarterback Darrell Roberts carried the ball over the Wildcat goal line on a recovered fumble on the Monrovia 14. In addition to the first quarter touchdown, Fullerton benefited by two safeties: one when Wildcat Ellis Johnson fell on the ball in his own end zone shortly before half-time; and another in the last quarter when a Monrovia punt was blocked by Bob Cartwright and Ken Chesley, with the ball bounding out of the end zone for an automatic safety. Only Monrovia score was made to a 17-yard pass, Halfback Ellis Johnson to End Ken Myers in the en zone, following a 46-yard run by Quarterback Larry Bateman after an intercepted pass. Fullerton's defense held the Monrovia hefties to 44 yards gained and one first down, and the Wildcats fail to penetrate Indian territory beyond the Fullerton 45-yard line except for the single score. Indian first downs numbered seven, an yards gained were 212. Offensive standout was Fullerton's Ray Fujino, with 93 yards in 18 carries, the longest fo 37. Bear’s Larson Leads PCC Backs In Total Offense LOS ANGELES, October 7 — Paul Larson, California’s made-over T-quarterback, has taken over a 4-way battle for total offense honors in the Pacific Coast Conference, it was disclosed today by statistics from the PCO Commissioner's office. Larson, a former halfback, amassed 434 yards in his first three games to move ahead of Sandy Lederman, Washington, who has 403 yards; Aramis Dandoy, Southern California, 401, and Paul Cameron, UCLA, 354. Larson gained 68 yards rushing and passed for 366. Cameron leads the parade in touchdowns, be- LOS ANGELES, October 7 — Paul Larson, California’s made-over T-quarterback, has taken over a 4-way battle for total offense honors in the Pacific Conference. It was disclosed today by statistics from the POO Commissioner’s office. Larson, a former halfback, amassed 434 yards in his first three games to move ahead of Sandy Lederman, Washington, who has 403 yards; Aramis Dandoy, Southern California, 401, and Paul Cameron, UCLA, 354. Larson gained 68 yards rushing and passed for 366. Cameron leads the parade in touchdowns, being responsible for six. He scored three and pitched three TD passes. Dandoy has four TDs; Larson and Lederman, one each. Dandoy is the rushing leader with 277 yards in 36 tries and a 7.7 play average. Cameron is second with 253 and Flip Klefner, Idaho, third, 178. Lederman is the No. 1 passer with three were intercepted. Larson ranks second with 24 completions for 366 yards and Bob Garrett, Stanford, third, 23 for 306. Leading scorer is California halfback Al Talley with four touchdowns for 24 points. Cameron and Dandoy have 18 points each. John Steinberg has the most pass receptions, eight for 96 yards, while three men have caught seven: Jim Hanifan, California, for 94 yards; Kleffner of Idaho, 83, and Jim Warslnke, Washington, 81. Stanford’s Garrett, who was strictly an offensive T-quarterback under the two-platoon, leads the conference in interceptions, having picked off three. Cameron, UCLA’s triple-threat tailback leads the conference in a talent only recently added to his repertoire, punting. Paul has 46.1 average on eight kicks. Klefner is next, 41.0. Dandoy has the most yardage on punt returns, 104, followed by Cameron, 95, while Don Marks, California, has 133 yards on five kickoff returns with Ralph Carr, Oregon State, next, 112 yards. If It’s News You’ll See It In The Bulletin SHAVERS Schlek - Sunbeam - Remington Shearing Heads - Repairs Scissor Ground Car Harew Shearer Free Demonstrations Liberal trade-in allowance on old shaver ANAHEIM BARBER SHOP 111 So. 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