anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-04

Elks Play Artesia for Bulletin Softball Tourney Trophy It will be the Elk's softball team playing Artesia Christian Reform for the Anaheim Bulletin Trophy tonight at City Park starting at 7:30 p.m. That much was decided at night when the two edged their opposition by one run counts. Who will win the beautiful trophy standing nearly three feet high won't be decided until after the Elks and Artesia have locked horns. The Elks downed Robertshaw-Fulton, 2-1, in the first contest last night at City Park. It was a case of a good hitting club being held in check by a strong defensive nine. But the heavy hitting Elks managed to squeeze out one more run than Robertshaw-Fulton, scoring in the bottom of the second and third innings. They racked up eight hits, one a homer by B. Walker. The losers managed two beautiful double plays, one in the first and one in the fourth that put a serious crimp in the Elk's scoring hopes. Good all around defensive play held off other Elk scoring bids, as they put men on base in every inning but couldn't work them around to home plate. The Elks seemed to have the edge in the pitching department, allowing only one hit, fanning ten Robertshaw-Fulton batters and walking three. Only one Elk went down swinging and four managed to get their base on balls. The second contest went 10 innings before three straight hits gave Artesia Christian Reform its winning run to best Sacred Heart, 1-0. Although scoreless for nine innings, the game was a real thriller. Sacred Heart had several good opportunities to win. In the seventh R. Villasenor clouted out a lead off triple and things were looking up for Sacred Heart. But this an infield out. The winners had four hits and two of the Sacred Heart player's triple. R. Salazar knocked the formal presentation of ball Tournament team trophy letin office. Robertshaw-Fulton AB R R. Steinborn, 1b 2 0 H. Martinez, p 3 0 B. Swearingen, c 3 0 C. Horton, cf 3 0 R. Huston, 3b 2 1 J. Cleveland, ss 2 0 F. Grandall, lb 2 0 C. Denney, lf 2 0 E. Handsfield, rf 2 0 Maulberg, rf 0 0 Total 21 1 Artesia Christian Reform AB R J. Boogerd, 3b 2 0 J. Harmsen, 1b 5 0 G. DeVires, lf 4 1 A. Kruig, cf 4 0 E. Boogerd, p 4 0 J. Hop, rf 4 0 J. Harmsen, ss 4 0 E. Hop, 2b 5 0 B. DeVires, c 2 0 Total 34 1 Ikes Dedicate 'Kids Haven' GARDEN GROVE—Fish stocked in the Garden Grove Izaak Walton League's "Kids' Haven" fishing pond are probably wondering today what hit them. It was more than two hundred kids who turned out Saturday for the opening of the new children's fishing hole in northeast Garden Grove. A part of the former flood-control sinking basin was converted into the fishing hole for younger fish. Dodgers, Yankees Still Loop Picks LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP)—The Brooklyn Dodgers and the New York Yankees continued as penant favorites today on the Derby Sports Club book, but prices on both have gone up. The Dodgers, 7-10 choices at season opening were rated as 4-5 bets today. The Yankees rated even at the start of the season were pegged at 8-5. The Chicago White Sox, rated 9-2 at the beginning of the season, now are 5-2. Here are the current odds as GARDEN GROVE—Fish stocked in the Garden Grove Izaak Walton League's "Kids' Haven" fishing pond are probably wondering today what hit them. It was more than two hundred kids who turned out Saturday for the opening of the new children's fishing hole in northeast Garden Grove. A part of the former flood-control sinking basin was converted into the fishing hole for youngsters by the Garden Grove Chapter of the Ikes. It will be open during weekends in winter months and every day all summer long. County, state and national Izaak Walton Leaguers, including the Anaheim chapter, participated in the official dedication of the pool — which was named by 11-year-old Carole Anderson, 12452 Elmwood Ave., as "Kids' Haven." The pool is open only to children up to 14 years of age. The Grove Ikes conceived the idea of having the "old fashion fishin' hole" and secured permission from the county to use the sinking basin as a natural fish pond. The area is located at Chapman and West Aves. Eriksson to Run Mile In Coliseum Relays LOS ANGELES (UP)—Sweden's Ingvär Eriksson, who has a 4:03.6 mile run to his credit, will compete in the 14th annual Coliseum Relays May 21st, it was announced today. Eriksson, one of five men to beat Wes Santee of Kansas in the past two years will race top American milers in the "Miracle Mile" at the relays. Eriksson and Santee met three times in Europe last summer. Santee won the first two races and Eriksson the third in the time of 3:48.2 for 1500 meters. Eriksson ran a 4:03.6 mile in 1952. CHERUBS TROUNCE OILERS VENTURA (UP)—The Los Angeles Angels of the Pacific Coast League broke loose with five runs in the fourth inning of an exhibition game last night to trounce the Channel City Oilers of the California League, 7 to 2. ANAHEIM BULLETIN TROPICAL—This beautiful three-foot trophy will be presented to winner of tonight's softball game between the Elks and Art Christian Reform. The pre-son tournament started with teams, and, on a one-loss-and-out basis, has been trimmed—the two nines facing each other tonight. Play was at a high point last night as Robertshaw-Fu and Sacred Heart were dropped out of the running by one margin and promises to be ekeener tonight. Game time is 7:30 p.m. at City Park. (Bulletin P) Take your car "in your pocket" with the ROOTES OVERSEAS DELIVERY PLAN GOING ABROAD? You can see more of Europe and save up to $400 doing it—in your own economical Hillman Minx. 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The formal presentation of the Anaheim Bulletin Pre-Season Soft-tournament team trophy will be tomorrow morning at the Bulfice. All SCJC Track Trials Start Today LOS ANGELES (UP)—Some of the top cinder stars of jaycee ranks converge on the East Los Angeles oval today for the qualifying trials of the All-Southern Californal junior college track and field championships. One of the closest races in the highly-competitive meet was expected to be the 880. Stars slated for that event include Ray Coyle Mt. San Antonio, (1:56.2); Bob Corsello, Glendale (1:56.3); Ray Houghton, Santa Monica (1:57.7); and Ray Ceniceros, E. L. A., (1:56.9). SPORTS PARADE OSCAR FRALEY NEW YORK — For most athletes it is "here today and gone tomorrow" but there are four men still vitally active today who will live as long as there are sports and sportsmen. They have been a legend for 30 years. And in the final analysis they can thank the talented type-writer of another man who sporting saga in his own rôle. The year was 1924 and there were rosy cheeked young men playing a game of football. Notre Dame against Army were good yet possibly no than many another backyard days before and since. He captured the imagination of sitting high up in the press, the Polo Grounds in New City. That's when with his writer he "made" them. He is what he wrote: They Rode Again "Under a gray October four horsemen rode again" In legend they are knn Fam'ne, Death, Prestilence Destruction. Actual y their names are... Entries Completed for Anaheim Tennis Event Entries for the Third Annual Anaheim Closed Tennis Championships were completed today with almost every player in Anaheim High School District signing to play in one or more of the six events scheduled. Play starts on Saturday and Sunday at the City Park courts with semi-final and finals rounds slated for next weekend, at which time trophies will be awarded to winners and runners-up in all divisions. Tennis fans are cordially invited to watch the matches both weekends, as the quality of competitors entered should produce some of the best tennis seen in a local tournament. Players will find the complete schedule of matches in Thursday's Anaheim Bulletin. Following is the list of those entered in each event: Boys' 15 Years Old and Under Singles: Ken Penton, Vincent Flynn, Don Klisz, John Easton, Glynn Looper, Bennie Bushman, Lynn Iden, Bill Otta, Loren Pannier, Johnny Florence, Dennis Chance, Steve Morris, Johnny Heiden, George Legg, Tom Doerr, and Dan Bevins. Boys' 18 Years Old and Under Singles: Ken Penton, Don Klisz, Lynn Oden, Bill Otta, Barry Ryan, Fred Fischle, Don Lee, Mike Bouck, Steve Morris, Dave Turner, Gary Bonner, Willard Henry, Jay Lillywhite, Merle Meyer, and Bob Puckett. Girls' 18 Years Old and Under Singles: Charlene Allen, Diane Richards, Jean Williams, Anne Williams, Rita Flynn, Kathleen Hathaway, Marlita Ortez, Lou Ann Peterson, Geraldine Hein, Caroline Kirven, and Karen Lenain. Men's Singles: Floyd Baker, Bill Armstrong, Jack Hersh, Dick Hanson, Dean Stokes, Julian Martinez, Bob Simon, Bob Owston, Larry Harvill, John Langford, Bob Hoskins, Glen Lehmer, Donald Trandon, Barry Ryan, Mike Bouck, Bob Carlson, and Bill Walker. Men's Doubles: Mike Bouck and Bill Cook, Floyd Baker and Dick Hanson, Julian Martinez and Bob Simon, Larry Harvill and Barry Ryan, Dean Stokes and Bob Hoskins, Bill Armstrong and Bob Carlson, and Ronald Brandon and Glen Lehmer. Mixed Doubles: Jean Williams and Floyd Baker, Melva Williams and Dick Hanson, Kathleen Hathamer. Orange Lionettes Defeat Lynx, 1-0 The Orange Lionettes squeezed by the Buena Park Lynx in the opening game of the Pacific Coast Women's League last night on a single run scored by Tommie Slapy. A pitcher's duel from the first heave, Anaheim's Elo'e Blelefeld, pitching for Buena Park, allowed the Orange team only four hits while Bertha Ragan gave Buena Park the same number. Orange's run came in the top of the fourth when Slapy was walked. Mildred Dixon followed with a hit to left field sending Slapy to third. She then scored on Bertha Ragan's fly to left field. Dick Smith Joins Stars HOLLYWOOD — Third baseman Dick Smith headed south to join the Hollywood Stars at San Diego today on an option from the Pittsburgh Pirates. Smith, a 26-year-old right hander, batted .281 with New Orleans last year. BOWLERS SUMMER SPECIAL Ladies, 30c Per Game Anytime Open Bowling 7 Nights a Week Ph. KE. 5-6954 for Reservations NOW! New "Big Domes" DAILY TO CHICAGO El Capitan Santa Fe POPULAR ALL-COACH STREAMLINER from Los Angeles NEW Full Length Dome Lounge Car! NEW Reclining Seats—All Reserved! NEW Fred Harvey Budget Meals! NEW Economy—No Extra Fare! 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SUMMER LEAGUES NOW FORMING Open Lanes every day and going from noon until ? FREEWAY BOWL anta Ana Freeway & Katella Phone KE 5-8522 NOT ENOUGH STRETCH—Chicago White Sox' Chico Carrasquel (left) can't quite reach far enough to tag Yankee Gil McDougald sliding safely into second base on a steal. Action came during Sox-Yankee game in New York as Carrasquel took throw from catcher Sherman Lollar. The Yanks won, 5-4. ARADE CAR FRALEY Writer of another man who is a sporting saga in his own right. The year was 1924 and the four were rosy cheeked young men then playing a game of football for Notre Dame against Army. They were good yet possibly no better than many another backfield in the days before and since. But they captured the imagination of a man getting high up in the press box of the Polo Grounds in New York City. That's when with his typewriter he "made" them. For this what he wrote: They Rode Again "Under a gray October sky the our horsemen rode again today." "In legend they are known as amine, Death, Prestilence and destruction." Actually their names are Stuhl. Bill Payne Wins Flight Number Two In Anaheim Golf Association Tourney The second flight of the Anaheim Golf Association Tournament had a winner today. Bill Payne has worked his way up through a series of matches to the number one spot of his flight by defeating Sully Roquet in last Sunday's link battle, 3 and 2. Meanwhile the first of the two flights was still without a champion with Carl Rau waiting to play the winner between Dick Glover and Frank Donaldson. The man emerging from this match will then be pitted against the winner between Dick Gay and Warren Lampman. Donaldson gives away six strokes to Glover which will force him to hustle today to take the AUHS athletic director. Glover feels that Donaldson rates the edge but admits that the handicap makes an upset possible if Glover can keep following the tourney, tickets will be available for a field day with La Habra at Meadowlark. All of these who participated in the tourney are expected to be on hand. May 20 has been set as the date of the field day, according to handicapper Les Moon. Cups will be presented to the winners and runners-up of the two flights comprising the current tourney. Dinner will follow the field day. They rode again "Under a gray October sky the four horsemen rode again today." "In legend they are known as Jamme, Death, Prestillence and Destruction." "Actually their names are Stuhl, Greher, Crowley, Miller and Layen." Thus did Grantland Rice importize the "Four Horsemen" of Notre Dame. And as you sat with them around a convivial table you knew that they appreciated their baptism back there in the long ago. It was Dayden who put it into words when he said: "We might have been just another backfield for all our success on the field. But that name captured the public imagination. We were seniors at the time and the year was already half over, but from that moment on we had it made." His mates in those old glory days nodded happy agreement. They were successful men all. Layden is vice president of the General American Transportation Company in Chicago. Little Harry Stuhldreher is a vice president of the U.S. Steel Company, in Pittsburgh. Smiling Sleepy Jim" Crowley is general manager of a television station in Cranston, Pa., and chunky Don Miller is a highly successful Cleveand attorney. Following the tourney, tickets will be available for a figd day with La Habra at Meadowlark. All of these who participated in the tourney are expected to be on hand. May 20 has been set as the date of the field day, according to handicapper Les Moon. 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