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Mater Dei Sweeps Newman Aside, 33-6 Mater Del splattered Newman High. 33-6 Thursday in a game filled with long touchdown runs by the Santa Ana team. Mater Dei scoring plays: Al Banks scored MD's first TD on a pass from Gene Oldham good for 37 yards. Dave Huntele hit pay dirt on a 33-yard run to close a 60-yard march. Al Banks had a 30-yard TD run called back on a penalty and moments later Steve Rios took a punt on his own 15 and raced 85 yards to score. Oldham passed to Sam Chalow for the PAT. Rios scored again in the fourth quarter from two yards out—Banks kicking the extra point. The second half was all Rios. The little speedball broke loose with five seconds left in the game and Fullerton Jaycee Beats Riverside, 26-13 Fullerton took over undisputed possession of the Eastern Conference lead by bowling over Riverside. Quarterback Ralph Winklemann cleverly engineered the Fullerton triumph. Included in his performance were two touchdown passes to Jack Cartwright. 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It was a perfect display of teamwork on the part of Center Bob Loustau whose centering to Don Leigh was true to the mark, Leigh's clean teeing of the ball, and Grover's excellent toeing as the line held out the Oilers. Fullback Dean Philpott was never able to break away last night. The Oiler defenses were bunched tight down the middle to stop the big boy, whose driving line-smashes have accounted for better than 10 yards per carry and therein lies the story of Anaheim's success on the end sweeps that made Gouyd go. Out-Foxed the Fox It was obvious to those in the press-box that Huntington Beach scouts had passed the word to Oiler Coach Ed Goddard, "Stop Philpott and you stop Anaheim." Coach Van Hoorebeke outfoxed the fox when he instructed Grover to send his two scatbacks wide, catching Oiler defensive backs flat-footed time after time, which the tricky as Anaheim was forced to kick from their 37. The pass from center was low, Philpott's kick was blocked and HB recovered on the Colonist 22. Unable to pick up the first down, the Colonists took over after holding the Oilers to no gain in four tries at the line and on runs by Philpott of 4 yards, Gouyd 10 and a first down to their own 40. Don Leigh swept end for 36 yards to the Oler 22. Philpott got another four. Gouyd three, and Anaheim was detected holding, putting them back to the Oler 29-yard line. Leigh passed twice, once to Gabe Vasques, and once to Gouyd, both incomplete, and the Oilers took over. HB picked up 3 yards in two tries at the line and on third down William pass was intercepted by Verne Weaver on the Oler 44. Leigh Sets Up TD Philpott tried the line and got two yards. On second down, Don Leigh scooted around his own right end, broke into the clear and had to settle for a 35-yard gain as he was caught behind on the Oler 7-yard line. Leigh gained three and Gouyd took it over from four yards out for the first TD of the game, after 9 minutes and 40 seconds of the first quarter. Just as the quarter ended, Oiler Left Hard Ardis Williams fumbled on his own 29-yard line and Art Conneras recovered for Anaheim on the O勒 31. Philpott up the middle for 7 and on second down the Oilers tightened as Anaheim was forced to kick from their 37. The pass from center was low, Philpott's kick was blocked and HB recovered on the Colonist 22. Unable to pick up the first down, the Colonists took over after holding the Oilers to no gain in four tries at the line and on runs by Philpott of 4 yards, Gouyd 10 and a first down to their own 40. Don Leigh swept end for 36 yards to the O勒 22. Philpott got another four. Gouyd three, and Anaheim was detected holding, putting them back to the O勒 29-yard line. Leigh passed twice, once to Gabe Vasques, and once to Gouyd, both incomplete, and the Oilers took over. HB picked up 3 yards in two tries at the line and on third down William pass was intercepted by Verne Weaver on the O勒 44. Philpott through the Oiler secondary for 71 yards and the third Anaheim TD. Score—Anaheim 21, O勒 0, with two minutes remaining in the first half. The half ended with HB in possession in midfield. The Oilers returned the second half kickoff 17 yards to their own 32. Two completed passes, a series of ground plays, and a 20-yard end run by Taillback Bill Harrison into the end zone, put the Oilers on the score board for their TD. Dave Beebe kicked the PAT. Score, Anaheim 21, HB 7. The third quarter ended with no further scoring. Anaheim had the ball on the O勒 35, starting the fourth quarter, first and ten. Leigh made two and on second down, Grover faded back with good protection, and hit Gouyd who was in the clear on the O勒 18-yard line and the little giant went over for his final triumph of the night. Weaver Was Robbed! Just before the game ended Anaheim brought the ball out to their own 20 on an O勒 punt into the end zone. A try at the line lost 5 and on second down Roy Weaver banged through center for 85 yards and a TD but a Colonist was detected in a 15-yard rule infraction and it was called back, setting the Blue and Gold back to their own one yard line. Philpott then got off his kick of the night. Standing near the back of his end zone, he kicked out to the Anaheim 44-line line. Anaheim's Bees squat Huntington Beach yester year 6, in a see-saw affair rushing and plenty of barball. "The Clayes field vole one of the hardest four turned in by a Colonist by my tenure", said Coach "and the boys deserved tory". Assistant Coach Bran was full of praise for well as team play, and cularly emphatic about sive play of End Leland Guard, Jerry Trotter, Chambers, and Jim Russ. Subs Willie Coopor Flynn were also pointed their work, by Cowser. Huntington Beach re-opening kickoff and began down-field march that headed for pay dirt. came to a sudden halt Gonzales intercepted fourth-down pass in the end zone for a touchback. Jet-Propelled J Putting the ball in play own 20, Ron Sabo calls this number up the quick-opener and Avil into the Oiler backfield bounced off a linebacker 80-yards for his team's win. Micky Flynn spins have accounted for better than 10 yards per carry and therein lies the story of Anaheim's success on the end sweeps that made Gouyd go. Out-Foxed the Fox It was obvious to those in the press-box that Huntington Beach coach Ed Goddard, "Stop Philpott and you stop Anaheim." Coach Van Hoorebeke outfoxed the fox when he instructed Grover to send his two scatbacks wide, catching Oiler defensive backs flat-footed time after time, which the tricky little quarterback was faking Philpott into the middle. It was a plain case of "Philpott the decoy," and "Gouyd the man of destiny" but no matter who, how, or when, it was a TEAM victory. Spectators at last night's game are convinced, that scouting Anaheim This season is going to put a flock of the league's brain-trusters in straightjacket before the curtain is rung down on 1953 football. The game got off on a sour note Dons Tilt Tough San Bernardino Tonight at 8 P.M. The Santa Ana College Dons have the unenviable task tonight of invading the San Bernardino Orange Show Bowl to meet one of the nation's strongest teams. San Berdoo still ranks over a 14 to 12 upset by Fresno Jaysee last week and the bitter memory of Santa Ana's giant-killing victory last year. That humiliating 34 to 12 upset by the Dons was the only loss in 1952 as the powerful Indians won the conference and downed Vallejo in the Gold Dust Bowl. The setting is much the same this year, with the defending champions favored to fight it out with Fullerton for the title and Santa Ana the underdog because of a record of three losses, one win and one tie. Center, Gene Geselle almost broke up the game in the third quarter when he intercepted a pass and dashed 40 yards until the last man got him on the 25. An intercepted pass stopped the threat. Santa Ana's two co-captains, Ed die Liptrap and Jack Moynihan, will be hard to keep off the all-conference teams on the basis of their sparkling play at guard. Most of the scoring against Santa Ana has been in the air over the line, so effective is the defense. The Don starting line has Gene Geselle at center between Liptrap and Moynihan; Chuck Lyon and Larry Holcomb at tackles, and Jarrett Terrell and Ron Adel at ends. The starting lineup is likely to be Mark at quarter, since Bob Switzer is getting over injuries: Danny Frall and Chuck Neal at But there'll be lots of changing as Ward works in Penny Conradt, Dick Domigos, Elder, Ell Perala, Jim Gill, Gene Frehler and Harley Lobo, if his ankle mends. Prall, Elder and Mark did most of the throwing, when the Dons completed 8 out of 26 passes attempted against Whittier. They have been sharpening up their aim this week. Santa Ana continues to use a T formation and the single wing with an occasional spread. San Bernardino features a split T attack which scored twice against Fresno, defending Central Valley League champions, and also twice the week before when the Indians repulsed Orange Coast, 12 to 7. The Don scoreboard to date is a loss to Fiverside, 13-0; win over Palomar, 7 to 0; loss to Long Beach 14 to 12; loss to Mt. San Antonio, 13 to 7, and scoreless tie with the Whittier Frosh. Fullerton Indians Defeat Newport, 6-0 Fullerton's Indians got away to a first-league-game victory last night, squeaking by Newport, 6-0, in which Halfback Hark Mason sparked his team both offensively and defensively. Mason culminated a 57-yard drive, going over from the six for Fullerton's lone TD. On the final play of the game, Newport's Eloy Martines broke into the clear for a sure touchdown, and Mason overtook him behind on the Fullerton 5-yard line as the gun sounded. Indian first-string Quarterback Darrell Roberts was hurt in the third quarter and was replaced by Freshman Don Box. The young frosh took charge immediately and steered his team to their touchdown. Shoemaker Charters Exclusive "400" Club ALBANY, Calif. (UP) — Wee Willie Shoemaker today wrote the charter for the world's most exclusive equestrian organization — the "400 Club." Membership is restricted to jockeys who have ridden 400 or more winners in a single season. That makes W. Shoemaker president, secretary, chairman of the board and sole member. And it looks as though it will be some time before he has any company. Weaver Was Robbed! Just before the game ended Anaheim brought the ball out to their own 20 on an Oller punt into the end zone. A try at the line lost 5 and on second down Roy Weaver banged through center for 85 yards and a TD but a Colonist was detected in a 15-yard rule infraction and it was called back, setting the Blue and Gold back to their own one yard line. Phillipton hen got off his kick of the night. Standing near the back of his end-zone, he kicked out to the Anaheim 44-yield line. The game ended HB ball on the Colonist 42-yield line. Final score, Anaheim 20, HB 7. Score by quarters: Anaheim 7 14 0 7-26 Huntington 0 0 7 0-0 Fullerton Indians Defeat Newport, 6-0 Fullerton's Indians got away to a first-league-game victory last night, squeaking by Newport, 6-0, in which Halfback Hark Mason sparked his team both offensively and defensively. Mason culminated a 57-yard drive, going over from the six for Fullerton's lone TD. On the final play of the game, Newport's Eloy Martines broke into the clear for a sure touchdown, and Mason overtook him behind on the Fullerton 5-yard line as the gun sounded. Indian first-string Quarterback Darrell Roberts was hurt in the third quarter and was replaced by Freshman Don Box. The young frosh took charge immediately and steered his team to their touchdown. Fine Defensive Lupe Gonzales intermittent passes in the game Anaheim end-zone. He got into the linebackfield bounced off a linebacker 80-yards for his team's down. Micky Flynn spins poets with a kick from Smith holding. Huntington Beach got touchdown on a 45 yard ing to convert. The Oilers played my first three quarters in Anriory but were unable effective scoring pacing the Colonist 20. The fourth quarter tilt for Hunstock's men and never in serious danger moved within the 30 yard Anaheim took the field with five minutes ball game and stayed on to the Oller 12 as they ed. Pine Defensive Lupe Gonzales intermittent passes in the game Anaheim end-zone. He got into the linebackfield bounced off a linebacker half and was a mount fence, according to Coach Dick Smith,华底 was outstanding for this making slashing tackle the field. The Colonist coaches the linebacking of Job and Joe Avitia were a factor in stopping the Game when it counted. Ron Sabo's punting Huntington Beach consing "up hill." Score by quarters: Huntington Beach ... Anaheim ... Santa Ana Quant Club to Impanel SANTA ANA — Spy who have their say in papers may be on end of some fan con Monday night when the Second Guessers Club scribes from Eastern J ence cities. The panel discussion ducted by Eddie West. Register sports editor. 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Shoemaker president; secretary, chairman of the board and sole member. And it looks as though it will be some time before he has any company. Wee Willie, also known as "silent Shoe," qualified at Golden Gate Fields yesterday when he brought home Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McDaniel's Mercenary in the fifth to visit the winner's circle for the 400th time in 1953. Quarterback Jim M Trojan linemaster many years ago, now the O Sheriff, said he will maintain order, if needed. San Diego State LA State College LOS ANGELES (U.S.) ego State College, back Norm Nygaard every period last night Los Angeles State College in a California College Assn. contest. Nygaard, the CO ground galner, made 15 carries for an average n'e yard per try. He touchdowns. COSTUME FOR RENT 1500 to choose GOODWEAR Costume Rentals 453 Golden Long Beach Phon Open 'Til 8 p.m. NTINGTON BEACH, 28-7 Anaheim Bees Take Thriller From Oilers, 7-6 Anaheim's Bees squeaked by Huntington Beach yesterday, 7 'o 6, in a see-saw affair replete with thrills and plenty of bang-up football. "The Clayes field victory was one of the hardest-fought games turned in by a Colonist Bee team in my tenure", said Coach Hunstock. "and the boys deserved the victory." Assistant Coach Brant Cowser was full of praise for individual well as team play, and was particularly emphatic about the defensive play of End Leland Williams, Guard Jerry Trotter, Tackle Ed Chambers, and Jim Russell. Subs Willie Cooper and Jack Flynn were also pointed out for their work, by Cowser. Huntington Beach received the opening kickoff and began a strong down-field march that appeared headed for pay dirt. The drive came to a sudden halt when Luppe Gonzales intercepted an Oller fourth-down pass in the Colonist end zone for a touchback. Jet-Propelled Joe Putting the ball in play on their own 20, Ron Sabo called Joe Avtia's number up the middle on a quick-opener and Avtia spring into the Oller backfield like a shot, bounced off a linebacker and went 80-yards for his team's only touchdown. Micky Flynn split the goal Rams Battle Bears to Retain League Leadership, Coliseum Sunday, 2 P.M. George Halse' Chicago Bears, professional football's most successful grid force during the past 34 years, will be gunning to knock the Los Angeles Rams out of a tie for first place in the Western Conference Sunday when the two clubs collide in Memorial Coliseum. A throng of 45,000 is forecast for the game, which will have a 2 p.m. kickoff. The Midway Monsters have toppled from the throne they had a stranglehold on during the 1940's, but are rapidly rebuilding to that peak. Although out of contention in 1952, the Bears wrecked San Francisco's title hopes with a 20-17 win and then forced Detroit into play-off with the Rams by dumping the Lions, 24-23. Halas will field one of the National Football League's most devastating sets of running backs. A quartet of 200 pounders—John (Kaio) Dottley, Billy Stone, Leon (Muscles) Campbell and Fred Morrison—supply the power while Billy Anderson and Eddie Macon augment this with blinding speed. Anderson, former Compton College star, was the Bears' first draft choice last January. He whipped all of the United States' Olympic high hurdlers in the Compton Invitational of 1951. Macon, former College of the Pacific football and track sensation, was a finalist in America's 400 meter dash Olympic trial finals. In addition to their offensive chores on Sunday, Anderson and Macon will undoubtedly be employed on defense to harness the Rams' passing attack. It is anticipated that Coach Hampton Pool will depend on Los Angeles' aerial game to overcome the burly Bears. Chicago's defensive line. Mid-Cities Tennis Team Compete in Sunday Play Anaheim's AB Mid-Cities Tennis League travels to the Santa Ana High School courts tomorrow for a scheduled match against the Saints, with singles taking the stage at ten o'clock and doubles going on as soon as players have completed the individual matches. Slated to see action in men's singles are Bill Armstrong, Floyd Baker, Dick Hanson, Larry Harvill, and Bill Walker. Jean Williams holds down the only women's singles assignment. Men's doubles will pair Bob Carson and Bill Armstrong in the spot, with Floyd Baker and Dan Hanson in the second combination. Karen Lenain and Bob Carlson join forces for the only mixed doubles match. Anaheim's C and D teams have a day of rest, the C team entertaining Fullerton at the Anaheim City Park court's on Sunday, November 1, and the D team going to the Fullerton High School courts on the same day. opening kickoff and began a strong down-field march that appeared headed for pay dirt. The drive came to a sudden halt when Lupie Gonzales intercepted an Oller fourth-down pass in the Colonist end zone for a touchback. Jet-Propelled Joe Putting the ball in play on their own 20, Ron Sabo called Joe Avita's number up the middle on a quick-opener and Avita sprang into the Oller backfield like a shot, bounced off a linebacker and went 80-yards for his team's only touchdown. Micky Flynn split the goal posts with a kick from placement, Smith holding. Huntington Beach got their only touchdown on a 45 yard drive, falling to convert. The Oilers played most of the first three quarters in Anaheim territory but were unable to coordinate effective scoring plays inside the Colonist 20. The fourth quarter took a turn for Huntstock's men and they were never in serious danger as the ball moved within the 30 yard lines. Anaheim took the ball at mid-field with five minutes left in the ball game and stayed on the ground to the Oller 12 as the gun sounded. Fine Defensive Play Lupe Gonzales intercepted two vital passes in the game. One in the Anaheim end zone, Lupe Palacio got into the lineup in the last half and was a mountain on defense, according to Coach Hunstock. Dick Smith, halfback on defense was outstanding for the Colonists, making slashing tackles all over the field. The Colonist coaches agreed that the linebacking of John Villafana and Joe Avita were an important factor in stopping the Ollers ground game when it counted, along with Ron Sabo's punting which kept Huntington Beach constantly coming "up hill". Score by quarters: Huntington Beach ... 0 6 0 0—6 Anaheim ... 7 0 0 0—7 Santa Ana Quarterback Club to Impanel EJCC BANTA ANA — Sports editors, who have their say in the daily papers may be on the receiving end of some fan comment next Monday night when the Santa Ana Second Guessers Club invites the scribes from Eastern J. C. Conference cities. The panel discussion will be conducted by Eddie West, Santa Ana Register sports editor, and Sky Dunlap, former sports writer now on the staff at Santa Ana College. The writers will tell about their home teams and answer questions from the grandstand quarterbacks. Prep Scores ORANGE SQUEEZED. 6-0 By FRED BURNETTE (Orange) ORANGE, Oct. 23—Lloyd Foster Santa Ana High nipped Orange, 6-0, tonight, in their first Sunset League game. Santa Ana ... 0 0 6 0—6 Orange ... 0 0 0 0—0 Santa Ana TD—Foster. TUSTIN TIES VALENCIA By BILL GORTON (Valencia) Tustin High scored a touchdown in the final quarter to tie a tough Valencia eleven, 6-6, yesterday afternoon in an Orange League game at Valencia. Tustin ... 0 0 0 6—6 Valencia ... 0 6 0 0—0 Tustin TD—Herrera. Valencia, TD—Munoz. ITS BREA-OLINDA. 33-0 By JIM RUSSELL (Brea-Olinda) BREA-OLINDA, Oct. 23. — This afternoon before a crowd of 500 people, a strong Brea 11 trounced the visiting Garden Grove squad, 33-0. Leading the Brea attack were Backs Pat Putman and Bud Wagner. Putnam scored two touchdowns on short runs of eight and six yards. Wagnor tallied the other three touchdowns. Scoring the extra point on three occasions via drop kicks was Dick Morrison. Garden Grove ... 0 0 0 0—0 Brea ... 7 13 0 13—33 Brea TD’s—Putnam 2, Wagnor 3, PAT—Morrison 3. Men's doubles will pair Bob Cson and Bill Armstrong in the spot, with Floyd Baker and Danny Hanson in the second combination. Karen Lensin and Bob Carlson join forces for the only mixed doubles match. Anaheim's C and D teams have a day of rest, the C team entertaining Fullerton at the Anaheim City Park courts on Sunday, November 1, and the D team going to the Fullerton High School courts on the same day. BANTA ANA — Sports editors, who have their say in the daily papers may be on the receiving end of some fan comment next Monday night when the Santa Ana Second Guessers Club invites the scribes from Eastern J. C. Conference cities. The panel discussion will be conducted by Eddie West, Santa Ana Register sports editor, and Sky Dunlap, former sports writer now on the staff at Santa Ana College. The writers will tell about their home teams and answer questions from the grandstand quarterbacks. Among the football writers who'll share in the fun at the Santa Ana College Student Union are Bob Zimmer, Pullerton News-Tribune; Hal Thomas, Anaheim Bulletin; Ray Arguello, Orange Daily News; Jack Sloan, Pomona Progress-Bulletin; Chuck Epwell, Ontario Report; Bob Weimer, Riverside Press-Enterprise; and Claude Anderson, San Bernardino Sun Telegraph. Quarterback Jim Musick, famed Trojan linecrasher, more than 20 years ago, now the Orange County Sheriff, said he will be there to maintain order, if necessary. San Diego State Trims LA State College, 40-13 LOS ANGELES (UP)—San Diego State College, paused by full-back Norm Nygaard, scored in every period last night to trounce Los Angeles State College, 40 to 13, in a California Collegiate Athletic Assn. contest. Nygaard, the CCAA's leading ground gainer, made 134 yards in 15 carries for an average of nearly n'ne yard per try. He scored two touchdowns. 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