anaheim-bulletin 1953-10-21

Anaheim Leads Sunset League In Touchdowns Each team in the Sunset league has played four practice games this season and Orange comes off with the best won and lost record of 2-1-1, scoring 31 points to opponents 21 points. The Panther offense has been unable to get up much steam in scoring only five TD's in four games, however, their defensive unit has stubbornly refused to yield ground in or near pay dirt, allowing but five touchdowns to all opponents. Anaheim ranks second in pre-season scoring statistics but was able to garner only two wins while losing two. The Colonists lead the league in total points scored with 62, against 46 points allowed and they are the only team to outscore all opponents. Huntington Beach, Anaheim's Friday night adversary has scored but two touchdowns while permitting opponents to cross their goal line 14 times. With this pre-league performance, the Oilers are at the bottom of the standings with no wins and four losses. (All games played to date are non-league.) W L T PF PA Orange 2 1 1 31 81 Anaheim 2 2 0 62 46 Fullerton 2 2 0 48 50 Santa Ana 2 2 0 38 50 Newport 2 3 0 31 51 Huntley Bch. 0 4 0 12 91 Results of games played to date: ORANGE 6 Oceanide 18 6 Antelope 0 12 Bellflower 12 6 Tustin 6 Colonists Jayvees Tie Saints 13-13 The Santa Ana JV's visited Clayes field yesterday, and were held to a 13-13 tie by the Colonists. Richard Mayeda went 90 yards without a hand laid on him to score on Anaheim TD and Vince Deveney smashed over tackle from five yards out to score the locals second touchdown. George Dena passed to Chuck Sowers in the end zone for the point after touchdown. Trojans Put to Severest Test In Berkeley Go LOS ANGELES, Oct. 21 — The most severe test of the season awaits SC's Trojan footballers at Berkeley this Saturday when they invade the lair of the Golden Bear to meet a California team which will attempt to reaffirm its Rose Bowl bid and get revenge for the past two years. After a shaky start Lynn Waldorf's charges have shown almost unbelievable improvement and would like nothing better than to strike back for the 21-14 and 10-0 losses of '51 and '52. In the same sense this could be the "make or break" game for the Trojans. Jess Hill's team hasn't run into what would be considered stiff opposition and likewise hasn't concerned themselves with any foe—and almost lost everything at Seattle. The team has felt all along that this would be the gateway to the tough part of the season and have pointed for Cal. Whether the loose Trojan play will solidify remains to be seen. Hook, Line and Sinker Fishing in the Sacramento-Joaquin Delta, where one and half million striped bass and b-a-million salmon are caught each year, will not be greatly affected by large diversions of San Jose River water into the Pacific and Electric Company's huge Contra Costa Steam Plant run. This is the conclusion of Seed Engineer James E. Kerr of Bechtel Corporation, who has completed a 17-month study on the problem for P. G. & E. Kerr report has been published by California Department of Fish Game, which cooperated in project. A new fish collecting developed with fish handling mops developed in a year-long research program, is reasonable for the utility compa claim. The huge steam-powered erating plant merely "borrowed the river water to cool its densers, Kerr pointed out, very little goes up in steam, cause of this, one of the pany's main concerns was totect the very small fish while water was passing through plant. Roy Mabee Sets Record In Accuracy Tourney Roy Mabee, well-known Anaheim sportman, set a new unofficial record, Sunday, at the Long Beach Coating Club's bi-weekly tournament, carding a total score of 398 in the four accuracy events. Mabee recorded the following scores in his record-shattering performance: Dry fly 90; wet fly 90. % accuracy 90%; % accuracy 96. The official national record now stands at 301 and was set at the NAACO tournament at Peoria in 1962. UPHOLSTERING Hammond-Wade Co. 725 N. Los Angeles St., Ph. 4117 Free Estimates UPHOLSTERING Hammond-Wade Co. 125 No. Los Angeles St., Ph. 4717 Free Estimates "STOMACH ACHE" OR Appendicitis? The appendix is that little tube at the lower end of the large intestine, like the finger of a glove. As far as we know, it serves no useful purpose. Appendicitis is caused from germs or some substance becoming lodged in the appendix, and setting up an infection. The first apparent symptom of appendicitis is a "stomach ache," and not necessarily in the right side. This "stomach ache" persists and progresses into the more acute symptoms with temperature and nausea. Taking purgatives is one of the MOST HARMFUL AND DANGEROUS things you can do. You might some time save a life by remembering this. When a "stomach ache" persists more than half an hour, go to bed. It is safe to take soda water, hot water or an enema, but if the pain persists, call your doctor and follow his advice implicitly and promptly. An operation for appendicitis by a competent surgeon, is comparatively simple when not delayed. A high percentage of appendicitis fatalities result from taking violent purgatives, or delaying operation until the appendix has burst and spread the poison into the abdominal cavity. Do not endanger the life of a loved one by DEBATING, when your Physician advises an operation for appendicitis. Jackson Drug Co. 100% Air-Conditioning Comfort 237 E. Center A bruised shoulder sustained by Lindon Crow proved to be nothing serious and the swift Corooran junior will be needed on defense to halt Larson's passing of which he is sure to do a lot. Dandoy has provided a good defender while Harold Han is catching on. This could well decide the outcome. Much time is being spent on the downfield blocking for it has been this phase that has hampered the tailbacks and wingbacks and has kept them long gainers. This is a must for both clubs and the one wanting to win the most will do so. It's that close. Operation Starmop "Operation Starmop" and nearly 12 tons of steel the long outer breakwater Angeles harbor has fallen victorious army of more skin divers. The five-hour campaign spired by the California ment of Fish and Game men from member clubs Council of Skin Divers vowed their services. The rapidly multiplying whose suction cup arms open the most determined were becoming a serious the big barrier's shellfish tion. Hook and line fishery feeling the squeeze too, and keel bass were via breakwater less frequent disappearance of mussels or food. Among the thousands of brought up by the goggles swim-fin clan on a recent were some measuring 3 A ton of the five-point sent to an experimental to see if fish meal could of the now valueless pes If It's News You'll S The Bulletin Loma Vista Memorial Fullerton, California Cemetery — Manson —Columbarium Endowment Care Pro Phone: Fullerton LA Res. Anaheim 86 SPORTS HAL THOMAS, EDITOR Hook, Line and Sinker Inning in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, where one and a million striped bass and half-moon salmon are caught each will not be greatly affected large diversions of San Joaquin water into the Pacific Gas Electric Company's huge new Costa Steam Plant near the conclusion of Senior Neer James E. Kerr of thetel Corporation, who has just entered a 17-month study of the problem for P. G. & E. Kerr's net has been published by theornis Department of Fish andMee, which cooperated in thelect. new fish collecting device, used with fish handling methadewith a year-long baseresearch program, is responfor the utility company'sm. the huge steam-powered geningplant merely "borrows"river water to cool its consers, Kerr pointed out, andlittle goes up in steam. Because of this, one of the com's main concerns was toprotect the very small fish while thewater was passing through theit. Dons, Pirates, Hornets Meet in Triangular Cross-Country, Friday SANTA ANA, Orange Coast andFullerton junior colleges will compete Friday, Oct. 28, in a triangular cross-country track meet on the rugged Peters Canyon course shared by the Orange County schools. A favorite to win the mythical county championship will be Ed Denbow, of Orange, who placed second in the 2-mile for the Dons in last year's State track meetand won last week's dual meet inwhich Santa Ana's cross-countryteam defeated Mt. San Antonio,21 to 34. Denbow ran the 2.7 milecourse in 14 min. 51 sec., with a20-yard margin over Ted Banks ofMt. Sac. Other Santa Anans scoring were Tommy Frazier, Garden Grove,third; Leonard Suverkrubbie, Santa Ana,fourth; Tom Noll, Encinitas,fifth; and Jim Seblo, Garden Grove,eighth. Orlan Grunklee ofOrange will join the squad for thethree-way meet. The Dons are coached by John Ward, track coach who this yearalso took over the varsity football team. Mater Dei Plays atFontana, Tomorrow In thefr fourth league game the Bears in High Gear Statistically;Stanford's Garrett, Leading Passer California's high-geared attack, which already leads the PacCoast Conference in passing and total offense, also is closingin the rushing leadership, it was disclosed today by statistics fromthePCC Commissioner's office. California has averaged 339.08 yards a game total offense, to 30 for UCLA and 296.8 for StanfordOf this, 129.6 yards is passing togive the Bears the lead in serials;too. Stanford ranks second overhead, with 124.2 yards a game andWashington third, 123. Only on the ground does Cal fallshort, and it's here they're closingthe gap. UCLA has 249.2 yards agame to 220.2 for California,a difference of 29 yards. The week previous,UCLA had a margin 51.5yards. California's offense may be slowedthis weekend, however, as theymet the No. 2 defensive team in thePCC, Southern California, UCLAranks first, having given up but189.6 yards a game. Southern Calhas allowed 202.6 and Washington228.2. UCLA's rushing defense is thestingiest, having held foes to 111.4yards per outing. The Trojans aresecond, 124, and Washington third,145.8. Oregon has given upthe fewest yards passing, 56, followedby Stanford, 72, and UCLA, 78.2. Washington has the most alertsecondary, having intercepted 13passes,and returning them 149yards.UCLA has 11 thefts,and so leads in punting with a 39 yardaverage to 37.7 for Idaho. Washington State is the No. 1team in runbacks. They'vereturned10 punts, an average of 17.6yards, one going for a score.Their kickoff runback mark is 22.8. Stanford's T-quarterback BobGarrett, with assists from a pairof sticky-fingered ends, has boltedin the passing leadership of thePacific Coast Conference, according to statistics released todayby the PCC Commissioner's Office. His brilliant exhibition Saturday DON'S BASKETBALL COACH Stuart (Stu) Inman, recentquired by Santa Ana Colleldead the varsity, has alstarted practice withthesquad... Inman playedyears at San Jose State,s1343 points in threeyearvarsity ball, collecting 33laughs,both standing as allrecords at his school...pointment of Inman is rela Santa Ana's expansion offacilities at the college,and ing construction to start sea new Don gymnasiumpermanent seating for 240ple... The new gymcovers the best features ofseveralfacilities and will equalthe Southland. To Better Serve Northern O with the FINEST C AUTO TOPS and WE NOW HAVE THIS COMPLETE PLAN in ANAHEIM...at 909 N. Los Angeles S as well as our original plant in Santa Ana Project Leader Robert D. Collier of the State's yellowtail study, summed a ride on a recent Department of Fish and Game marine investigation cruise off the coast of Baja California. While crew members of the M. V. "Yellowfin" went about their routine hardline survey during the night, Collier hooked and tagged his yellowtail in daylight hours. As supercargo on a recent tuna research trip, Biologist Collier tagged another 74 yellowtail. Several southern California party boat operators and private boat owners also have volunteered their equipment and services to the Federal Aid yellowtail program. Operation Starmop "Operation Starmop" is over, and nearly 12 tons of starfish on the long outer breakwater of Los Angeles harbor has fallen to a victorious army of more than 250 skin divers. The five-hour campaign was inspired by the California Department of Fish and Game. Sportsmen from member clubs of the Council of Skin Divers volunteered their services. The rapidly multiplying starfish whose suction cup arms can pull open the most determined mollusk, were becoming a serious threat to the big barrier's shellfish population. Hook and line fishermen were feeling the squeeze too, as perch and kelp bass were visiting the breakwater less frequently with disappearance of mussels and other food. Among the thousands of starfish brought up by the geoggle and swim-fin clan on a recent Sunday were some measuring 30 inches. A ton of the five-pointers was sent to an experimental processor to see if fish meal could be made of the now valueless pest. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Loma Vista Memorial Park Fullerton, California Cemetery — Mansoleum — Columbarium— Endowment Care Provided Phone: Fullerton LA 8-1375 Res. Anaheim 3611 WE NOW HAVE THIS COMPLETE PLAN in ANAHEIM...at 909 N. Los Angeles S as well as our original plant in Santa Ana Taylor & Thornton ONE DAY SERVICE -- FREE P One of the LARGEST and FINEST TRIM Wednesday, October 21, 1958 ANAHEIM (Cal.) BULLETIN TURPIN OLSON 25 AGE 25 160 WEIGHT 160 5'10½" HEIGHT 5'10½" 74½" REACH 70" CHEST NORMAL 40" 40" CHEST EXPANDED 44½" 42" WAIST 31" 32" THIGH 21" 22" CALF 13" 14" BICEPS 15" 13" FOREARM 12¼" 11½" NECK 16" 16½" HOW THEY STACK UP—Here's the tale of the tape and scales for the world's middleweight title bout at New York's Polo Grounds between Randy Turpin (left) and Carl (Bobo) Olson. Grid Deaths in Nation Reveal Upward Trend LOS ANGELES (UP)—A well-football deaths already reported throughout the nation this year. In fact, he pointed out that the number of deaths in football far is "nothing unusual," except to indicate that "we're starting to climb on the fourth cycle." Eastwood said that he observed through his 22 years of keeping statistics that the number of football players "moved in a surprisingly constant cycle that occur every seven or eight years." Inman played four years at San Jose State, scoring 343 points in three years of varsity ball, collecting 23 in one game, both standing as all-time records at his school. Apointment of Inman is related to Santa Ana's expansion of sports facilities at the college, featuring construction to start soon on a new Don gymnasium with permanent seating for 2400 people. The new gym combines the best features of several such facilities and will equal any in the Southland. Tomorrow's Tides (All Tide times adjusted for Newport Beach) Thursday, Oct. 22 DOW: 2:16 a.m. (0.9) and 3:19 p.m. (-1.0) HIGH: 8:28 a.m. (6.8) and 9:32 p.m. (6.7) Grid Deaths in Nation Reveal Upward Trend LOS ANGELES (UP)—A well-known football fatality statistician criticized game officials for "slow whistling" today in reporting that the cycle of grid deaths throughout the nation is moving upward again. Dr. Floyd R. Eastwood took issue with the officials while gathering figures for his 22nd annual grid death survey, which he will present to the Football Coaches Association in Cincinnati in January. "It seems to me the officials are not quick enough on the whistle this year." Eastwood said. "This allows more pilling on and naturally makes more injuries and fatalities possible." Eastwood, however, did not blame the officials for the nine football deaths already reported throughout the nation this year. In fact, he pointed out that the number of deaths in football far is "nothing unusual," except to indicate that "we're starting to climb on the fourth cycle." Eastwood said that he observed through his 22 years of keeping statistics that the number of deaths of football players "mover in a surprisingly constant cycle that occur every seven or eight years." The death total for this year is almost certain to exceed last year's 10, he said, but will fall below the 22-year average of 1 and the high mark of 31. The peak was reached in 1931, the low in 1945. Eastwood considers the presen one-platoon football much safe for player than the platoon system used last year. SHAVERS Schick - Sunbeam - Remington Shearing Heads - Repaira Seisora Ground Car Shaves - Shavex Free Demonstrations Liberal trade-in allowance on old shaver ANAHEIM BARBER SHOP 111 Se. 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