anaheim-bulletin 1953-10-08

SPORTS HAL THOMAS, EDITOR Starting Lineups The Colonists Coach C. Van Hoorebeke El Rancho Coach Gene Wineinger No. Name Wt. Pos. No. Name Wt. Pos. 26 Crosson 147 LER 21 Colantuono 150 LER 45 Contreras 173 LTR 50 Wilberley 210 LTR 27 Heitman 170 LGR 36 Gehlken 150 LGR 16 Loustau 150 C 40 Foster 210 C 48 Troop 170 RGL 42 DeBold 170 RGL 50 Doretti 185 FTL 47 Volght 225 RTL 44 Vasquez 165 FEL 25 Cook 150 REL 13 Grover 145 Q 14 Lindblad 175 Q 12 Leigh 151 LH 11 Wooten 155 LH 19 Gouyd 140 RH 16 Rankin 175 RH 54 Philpott 178 F 38 Rothaermal 165 F 166 Line average 181 153 Back average 168 161 Team average 176 ANAHEIM SQUAD No. Name Pos. Wt. Shinoda, Hiro F 148 11 Dena, George Q 120 32 Villasenor, Joe E 160 12 Leigh, Don LH 151 38 Cardenas, John T 185 13 Grover, Paul Q 145 37 Helftman, Roy G 170 14 Weaver, Roy RH 155 38 Allen, Gary C 145 15 Herrera, Henry LH 150 39 Hawkins, Jerold T 155 16 Loustau, Bob C 150 41 Quinn, Darryl T 180 17 Berg, Tom G 158 42 Thomas, Bill E 195 18 Fuller, Ron Q 160 43 Mata, Richard T 165 19 Gouyd, Mickey RH 160 44 Vasquez, Gabe T 165 21 Hathcook, Dick T 155 45 Contreras, Art T 173 La., Miller, Ron B 160 46 Browne, Ron C 165 Kje VanDeWarker, Ray E. 170 48 Troop, Mike T 170 eles Sowers, Chuck E. 140 49 Swenson, Kent T 190 and Devency, Vince RH 150 50 Doretti, Frank T 185 crosson Jack E. 147 51 Lambeth, Bob T 180 Jennings, Jerry G. 145 52 Finck, Jackson C. 200 bor Weaver, Verne E. 150/54 Philpott, Dean F. 178 EL RANCHO SQUAD The Colonists are going to take on El Rancho Hill pre-season schedule. Anaheim supporters not going to be taken for sports filtering from newspapers and from Vale bke's scout and assistant Bill Hicks, the Dons are lying in the bushes. The Rancheros already victories nailed on the best lines in Prep football average 197 pounds between tackles and are said to be of the fastest 150-pound High school football. In both games this season Rancho's defense has been to impregnable, according to tailed reports in the Whittier Each of the opponents have forced into fumble situation flower mussing up five placed by the hard charging cho line. Don quarterback Jim has proved a bull's-eye pass six completions in all tries which went for TD's. It is ed that he has "stone-wrecked" all day to pass away. Van's injured-list contig grow—Tom Berg has a bob and Bob Lambeth pulled muscle. Neither will see any Dependable Gabe Vasquiz injury has been given clearance and Gabe is being comed back with open arrives. Henny Herrera, Frank and Ron Browne have been special therapy for sore back are in doubtful status. Mickey Gouyd went into EL RANCHO SQUAD No. Name Pos. Wt. Poster, Ron 10 Wright, Guy G 155 41 Schmidt, Ray T 214 12 Madrid, Chuck B 173 42 DeBold, Jim G 170 13 Eocareno, R B 135 43 Honchell, Bob G 170 14 Lindblad, Jim B 175 44 Lundquist, Gary F 168 15 Hathaway, Bill LH 135 47 Voight, Bob T 225 16 Rankin, Bill RH 175 47 Servin, Raul E 225 17 Marchzak, Gene T 175 50 Wimberley, Stan T 210 18 Flint, Chet T 160 51 Thon, Lee T 210 19 Colantuono, Tom E 150 53 Traylor, Jack G 217 20 Frances, Tom E 145 24 Johnson, Bill T 175 21 Cook, Dean E 150 22 Addy, Myles Q 214 23 Renley, John E 150 19 Ramirez, Frank 160 24 Taylor, Dave E / 155 20 Graves, Leo 155 24 Johnson, Bill T 165 24 Arvizu, Phil G 160 26 Gehlken, Ken G 175 27 Butler, Bob T 175 28 Rothaermal, Jim P 165 28 Johnson, Tom T 165 Football Briefs SEATTLE (UP) — Three University of Washington football players were on the injured list today as the result of a hard scrimmage. The players, who may be out of Saturday's game with Southern California, are fullback Arnie Bergh, halfback Corky Bridges and sophomore end Terry Strom. PULLMAN (UP)—The Washington State College Cougars polished their passing attack and sharpened their single wing offensive plays in a hard practice yesterday. Coach Al Kircher also stressed defense against University of Oregon's T-formation plays. EUGENE (UP)—Oregon Coach WLen Casanova sharpened his team's serial attack yesterday in preparation for the Webfoot's game against Washington State at Pullman Saturday. CORVALLIS (UP)—Ron Siegrist was moved to first string quarterback position and left end Andy Skief was moved to tackle today on the Oregon State football team. Coach Kip Taylor hoped the moves would strengthen the Oregon defense against Stanford in their game at Portland Saturday. St. Catherine "A's", Cees Divide Contests St. Catherine's "A's" took their season-opener yesterday from California Men's School 13-7, scoring both in the second and third periods. Saint TD's were the result of two well-timed plays—the first coming on an end-around by Alex Chironis off the short punt, good for 45 yards—the second on a 50-yard pass play from Bob Powell to Jim Whelan with Ray Howe putting on the key block. CMS got their lone touchdown in the fourth quarter on an end-run. Chironis was the Saints spark-plug, turning in a sparkling performance on offense, and presenting a stonewall display on defense. Coach Joe Rodriguez only comment. "The team was both sloppy and good as is typical of most first games." Coach Herb Hamilton's Cees ran into a buzz-saw, going down to a powerful Ramsey team, 20-0, who scored all three touchdowns in the first half. The Saints rallied their defenses in the second half and held the fast-stepping Ramseyites scoreless. Herb stated, "My boys seemed to be afflicted with a bad case of over-confidence off their last victory and offensive plays just wouldn't click, however, we steamed-up... CORVALLIS (UP)—Ron Siegrist was moved to first string quarterback position and left end Andy Sklef was moved to tackle today on the Oregon State football team. Coach Klp Taylor hoped the moves would strengthen the Oregon defense against Stanford in their game at Portland Saturday. BERKELEY (UP)—A 35 man University of California squad leaves today for Philadelphia and Saturday's game with University of Pennsylvania. Absent from the traveling squad was first string end Jim Baxter, who suffered a knee injury in the Ohio State game. STANFORD (UP)—The Stanford Indians concentrated on passing today in preparation for Saturday's game against Oregon State. The Cardinals leave tomorrow for Portland. STOCKTON (UP)—Left guards Ben Cahill and Neven Hulsey will be absent from the College of the Pacific lineup in Saturday's game with the University of Hawaii. Coach Jack Myers said Cahill received a leg injury in last week's game with Tulsa and Hulsey was injured the week before in the game with Washington State. SAN JOSE (UP) — Coach Bob Bronzan put his San Jose State squad through a blocking, passing and kicking sess' on yesterday in preparation for Saturday night's game with Arizona State (Tempe). LOS ANGELES (UP) — Southern California Coach Jess Hill breathed easier today because tailback Aramis Dandoy was back, apparently fully recovered from an attack of flu. Dandoy returned to practice yesterday and showed he was in top form by sparkling both afoot and in the air. LOS ANGELES (UP) — The UCLA Bruins scheduled only a light workout today in preparation for their visit with Wisconsin tomorrow night. They added polish to both the offense and defense in yesterday's final game workout, with halfback Paul Cameron's aerial attack looking good. Results Are the Proof of Newspaper Circulation. FREEZER OWNERS! IT IS TIME TO PUT TURKEYS IN YOUR FREEZER FOR FUTURE USE PRICES ARE LOW You will avoid the rush at holiday time — We new have fresh or frozen even-ready, pln free, hens and toms for your selection PARKS TURKEY RANCH 8731 S. Grand Avenue Phone Anaheim 4707 or 28447 ½ Mile South of Knott's Berry Farm Colonists Trek to Whittier for Friday Night Game With El Rancho The Colonists are going for a ride Friday evening up Whittier way to take on El Rancho High School at 8 p.m. in the third game of their pre-season schedule. Anaheim supporters are fervently hoping the Blue and Gold are not going to be taken for a ride instead, because from advance reports filtering in from Whittier newspapers, and from Van Hoore-beke's scout and assistant coach Bill Hicks, the Dons are loaded and lying in the bushes. The Rancheros already have two victories nailed on the barn with wins over Morningside of Inglewood, 7-6, and Bellflower, 19-6. The Dons boast one of the heaviest lines in Prep football. They average 197 pounds between the tackles and are said to have two of the fastest 150-pound ends in High school football. In both games this season, El Rancho's defense has been nigh on to impregnable, according to detailed reports in the Whittier press. Each of the opponents have been forced into fumble situations, Bellflower mussing up five plays caused by the hard charging El Rancho line. Don quarterback Jim Lindblad has proved a bull's-eye passer, with six completions in 11 tries, two of which went for TD's. It is reported that he has "stone-wall protection," and all day" to get his passes away. Van's injured-list continues to arrow—Tom Berg has a bad knee and Bob Lambeth pulled a back muscle. Neither will see action. Dependable Gabe Vasquez' leg injury has been given medical clearance and Gabe is being welcomed back with open arms. Henry Herrera, Frank Doretti, and Ron Browne have been taking special therapy for sore backs, and are in doubtful status. Mickey Gouyd went into the Citrus game with a bum knee and a weak ankle, but no one on the Cougar team felt that the "Mick" was ready for a wheel chair, so Van is hoping for the little scat-back to be off and running. Still to be sorely missed at defensive end, is Ray Van De Warker, Ray is chomping at the bit while a small bone heals in his left hand. Directions to El Rancho Field Colonists football fans planning to attend the Anaheim-El Rancho game tomorrow night will find the following directions helpful. The campus is located on Passons Blvd. in the Pico-Rivera area and can be reached via Whittier Blvd. or via Manchester to Lakewood Blvd., right on Lakewood to Washington, right on Washington to first signal, and left two blocks to the field. Tomorrow's Tides (All Tide times adjusted for Newport Beach) Friday, Oct. 9—LOW: 3:06 a.m. (1.7) and 4:10 p.m. (0.2) HIGH: 9:15 a.m. (5.7) and 10:19 p.m. (3.9) Yanks Pick Up Fattest Checks NEW YORK (UP)—The World Champion New York Yankees were rewarded today for their latest World Series triumph with the fastest pay check in series history. Even the Dodgers were consoled with a losers' check that almost equalled the previous record for a winner. The office of Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick revealed that the Yankees split up a pot of $290,363.46, while the Dodgers sliced up $193,575.65. The total players pool, including the amount going to the second, third, and fourth place teams in each league, was a record $691,341.61. The Yankees voted 29 full shares plus 16 fractional shares. A full share was worth a record $8,280.68. The Dodgers also voted 29 full shares, worth in this case $6,178.42 each, plus six smaller shares. Each team remembered players who were with the team part of the season but were gone by series time and the Dodgers even voted a flat $500 to pitcher Don Newcombe, their big star who is in the Army. Yankees Bobby Brown and Tom Morgan, also in service, did not receive anything from the Yankees. Pigskin Pickups Bruins, Troy Indians to Win BY HAL WOODS SAN FRANCISCO (U.S.) Martin's .500 hitting and the World Series isn't an issue. Consider our 1953 pick-up percentage: .7571. Of course, the opposing bit weaker in our case, the weak first-week start have won 28, lost 9 mark, with 12 right after wrong last week. This week's can't lose California over Peppers rate this one a toss-up. But Paul Larsen just don't have it for four timers this season. Trojan the year is over. And include UCLA and USC the season. The Bears Picks UCLA UCLA over Wisconsin—ins had better be wide as this battle. The Badgers pretty tough ball club at ball packer in Alan Amere Cameron will have to slap than he has thus far to the Badgers, Bruins by Southern California owingington—The Hukules can against the weaker clubs, just don't have it for these this season. Trojan room for improvement, last week's rugged test against diana. Trojans by 13. Stanford over Oregon The Indians have a clutch showing improvement every Van's injured-list continues to grow—Tom Berg has a bad knee and Bob Lambeth pulled a back muscle. Neither will see action. Dependable Gabe Vasquez' leg injury has been given medical clearance and Gabe is being welcomed back with open arms. Henry Herrera, Frank Doretti, and Ron Browne have been taking special therapy for sore backs, and are in doubtful status. Mickey Gouyd went into the CitTomorrow's Tides (All Tide times adjusted for Newport Beach) Friday, Oct. 9—LOW: 3:06 a.m. (1.7) and 4:10 p.m. (0.2) HIGH: 9:15 a.m. (5.7) and 10:19 p.m. (3.9) Newcombe, their big star who is in the Army. Yankees Bobby Brown and Tom Morgan, also in service, did not receive anything from the Yankees. MORE SPORTS PAGE 9 ROQUET'S M 135 West Broadway, Anaheim Tax Added to Taxable Items Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.I. Fresh Local Ranch EGGS Grade A Med. dozen 63¢ Roquet's Economy Blend COFFEE 1 lb. package 79¢ Silk Toilet TISSUE 4 rolls 25¢ Krispy Sunshine—1 lb. box CRACKERS 27¢ Doodle Dandy's -- Our Best PICKLES DILL ½ gal 59¢ For Rent --- Floor Polishers 50c day SIMONIZ PASTE WAX 16 oz. can 69¢ RICH R. H., RIC Special Prices to Churches and Clubs — P Just won't say a word about this weather this week. Featuring choice cuts of ROUND STEAK SWISS STEAK Choice cut lb. OVEN READY RUM VEAL ROAST Boneless Lean Pike's Peak ROAST lb. For Breading or Broiling VEAL CHOPS lb. 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Consider our 1953 pigskin picking percentage: .7571 Of course, the opposition is a bit weaker in our case, but after the weak first-week start, we now have won 28, lost 9 for a .757 mark, with 12 right and three wrong last week. This week's can't losers: California over Penn-- The gamblers rate this one as strictly a toss-up. But Paul Larson, Cal's just don't have it for the big timers this season. Trojans have the year is over. And that may include UCLA and USC later in the season. The Bears by six. Picks UCLA UCLA over Wisconsin—The Bruins had better be wide awake for this battle. The Badgers have a pretty tough ball club and a fine ball packer in Alan Ameche. Paul Cameron will have to show more than he has thus far to get by the Badgers, Bruins by seven. Southern California over Washington—The Hukies can do okay against the weaker clubs, but they just don't have it for the big timers this season. Trojans have room for improvement, too, off last week's rugged test against Indiana. 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