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First Finalist Announced in Third Annual Anaheim Net Championships Steve Morris defeated Ken Fenton 6-0, 6-1 in the semi-final round of the Boys' 15 year old and under singles division to be the first finalist in the play-offs for the Third Annual Anaheim Closed Tennis Championships. The luck of the draw had put the two boys against one another in the quarter-finals of the Boys' 18 year old and under division and in the semi-finals of the younger group. It was decided to make one match count for both, putting Morris into the finals ahead of the field in other groups who will play their rounds his week-end. Matches in all events will be completed tomorrow through the semi-final round, with finals in six events slated for Sunday afternoon starting at two o'clock. At that time trophies will be awarded to winners and runners-up in all divisions. Results not yet reported. Boys' 15 year old and under singles: Morris def. Dan Bovins 6-1, 6-1; Morris def. Bill Otta 6-4, 6-1. Fenton def. Loren Pannier 6-2, 6-3; Morris def. Fenton 6-0, 6-1 and Don Klias def. Lynn Oden 6-0, 6-0. Boys' 18 year old and under singles: Mike Bouck def. Fred Pischle 6-0, 6-3; arry Ryan def. Gary Bonner 6-0, 6-2; Klias def. Bob Puckett 6-3, 4-6, 8-, and Don Lee def. Klias -2, 6-1. Men's Doubles: Bill Armstrong and Bob Carlson def. Bouck and Bill Cook 7-5, 6-0. Schedule of matches for the week-end: Friday: 3 p.m.; Mike Bouck vs. Steve Morris. Friday: 4:30 p.m.; Larry Harvill-Barry Ryan vs. Ronald Brandon-Glen Lehmer. Saturday: 8 a.m.; Barry Ryan vs. Don Lee. Saturday: 9 a.m.; Jean Williams vs. Kathleen Hathaway and Bob Carlson vs. Bill Armstrong. Saturday: 10 a.m.; Don Klias vs. Glynn Looper. Saturday: 1 p.m.; Melva Williams-Dick Hanson vs. Rita Flynn-Barry Ryan, and Charlene Allen vs. Karen Lenain. Saturday: 1:30 p.m.; Glen Lehmer vs. Ronald Brandon. Saturday: 2 p.m.; Dick Hanson-Floyd Baker vs. Bill Armstrong-Bob Carlson. Saturday: 3 p.m.; Jean Williams-Floyd Baker vs. Karen Lenain-Bob Hoskins. Sunday: 1 p.m.; Finals of the men's singles, Finals of the Girls' 18 year old and under singles. Sunday: 2 p.m.; Finals of the Boys' 18 year old and under singles. Sunday: 3 p.m.; Finals of the mixed doubles, Finals of the men's doubles. SPORT TV VIEWS by Bill Burns The State heavyweight title goes on the block Saturday night at the Hollywood Legion, Stadium as champion Willie Bean (39w, 17l, 4d, 22ko's) meets Young Jack Johnson (4w, 3l, 1d, 4ko's). Bean is a better than average fighter, with 8 years pro experience; Johnson has a year and a month under his belt. 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The Sacs and the Padres were banging away happily at each other with the score at 44 for SPORT TVIEWS by Bill Burns The State heavyweight title goes on the block Saturday night at the Hollywood Legion, Stadium as champion Willie Bean (39w, 17l, 4d, 22ko's) meets Young Jack Johnson (4w, 3l, 1d, 4ko's). Bean is a better than average fighter, with 8 years pro experience; Johnson has a year and a month under his belt. From their records, this would appear to be an encore of last week's youth vs experience flasco, and no doubt Willie will be a prohibitive favorite, but don't overlook the fact that Young Jack has scored all his wins on KO's and is more ringwise than his number of fights would indicate. Overconfidence on Bean's part could easily push home a long shot in this scheduled 12-rounder. Friday, May 14 7:00 (4) — fightTVViews: Substituting for Rocky Castellani, who suffered a back injury, the promising young Frenchman Jacques Royer (34w, 14l, 1d, 20-ko's) will meet Ralph "Tiger" Jones (32w, 11d, 7 ko's) in tonight's Madison Square Garden middleweight ten. 8:15 (9) — Baseball: Oakland and Hollywood continue this thrilling series at Glimore Field. Saturday, May 15 10:45 (7) — Baseball: Washington Senators vs Cleveland Indians in American League action. 1:00 (2) — Horse Race: Metropolitan Hdop for 3-year-olds and up over a mile course for $30,000 added. 1:30 (9) — Baseball: Stars vs Oaks 6:00 (7) — FightTVViews: N.Y.'s welterweight kingpin, Carmen Bailio (38w, 11l, 7d, 18ko's), meets the Italian champ, Italo Scortichini (23w, 12l, 3d, 9 ko's), in a ten round rematch from the War Memorial Auditorium in Syracuse. 8:30 (7) — sportTVViews: Bean vs Johnson. Sunday, May 16 1:30 (9) — Baseball: Hollywood and Oakland wrap up this series with a double-header. 2:30 (11) — Jalopy Derby. 8:00 (2) — Guesting: On Toast of the Town. Ed Sullivan will present Cardinal outfielder, Stan "The Man" Musial and golfer Byron Nelson. Monday May 17 7:00 (4) — Diamond Jubilee: Cleve Hermann is planning to have as tonight's guest the Seattle Rainier manager, Gerry Priddy. This program has the nucellus for several good shows in its format, but when they are all crammed together it makes the show too "busy." Stop to light a cigarette and you've missed a complete feature! 8:15 (9) — fightTVView: Star end for the S.F. 49ers, Charles Powell (6w, 1D, 4KO's), meets rugged Harlan Kelly (4W, 2L, 1D). Should Harlan maintain his equilibrium for more than two rounds, there's some question as to whether Charlie can stand the exercise—his last 4 opponents lasted a total of less than 5 rounds! Following the main event, KH—TV will screen the famed Dempsey-Firpo fight. 8:30 (5) — Roller Derby: Final game this season between our Braves and the S.F. Bay Bombers. 8:50 (11) — maTVView: Lords Layton and Bears team up to meet Leo Garibaldi and Vic Christy. Tuesday May 18 8:15 (9) — Baseball: Director Don Patton moves his remote crew back to Wrigley Field to cover the L.A.-Seattle series. Wednesday May 19 7:00 (2) — fightTVView: Mich. State welter wonder, Jed Black (28W, 1L, 1D, 15KO's), will swap swats with Brooklyn's Carmine Flore (46W, 15L, 5D, 18KO's), as Jack Drees calls the action from the Detroit Olympia. 8:15 (9) — Baseball: L.A.-Seattle. 9:00 (5) — maTVView: Dick Lane on Mike for a tag team special as the Garibaldi father and son team tackles Lord Layton and Lord Blears. Thursday May 20 8:15 (9) — Baseball: Bill Brundge and Lyle Bond continue their excellent coverage of the Y.A.-Seattle Rainiers series. 8:30 (13) — Fishing Flashes: Night's film centers around activities aboard ship on a charter fishing party, including the actions of the one-in-every-crowd individual. By DON THACKREY United Press Sports Writer SAN FRANCISCO (UP) The Sacramento Solens now know exactly where they were when the lights went out-right on top of the Pacific Coast League. The Sacs and the Padres were banging away happily at each other with the score at 6-4 for the Pads in the bottom of the fifth. Then the light company serves up its dark one. The lights went out as a transformer in left field blew, setting fire to a pole and bringing out a bunch of firemen who were not relief pitchers. The game will be finished tonight but in the meantime the Sacs lead the league by benefit of Hollywood Wood's 3-2 win over the Oakland Oaks. Los Angeles also won a clear one 8-7 from San Francisco and Portland took Seattle into camp by a 9-5 margin. As a result of last night's fuss game at San Diego, any team in the first division could head the loop after tonight's games. Slugfest Going Sacramento and San Diego were putting on a slugfest for their fans when they were interrupted. The Sacs scored four in the first and the Pads came back to tally three in the same frame. Then the Pads added three in the aa-yet-incomplete fifth. The Hollywood Stars bargain recklessly up the PCL standingings scored two unearned runs in the first inning to down Don Ferrarese and the Oaks and knock down the Acorns into second pace. Two walks and an error filled the bases and a walk to Jack Philips pushed in a run. The other tally came in on a double play. The final and winning run came in the sixth when Hollywood put together the only two singles that Stars got off Ferrarese. Roger Bowman was the winner giving up only five hits, one of them being a solo blow by Piper Davis in the third. Half Light Blues The Los Angeles got their ears early and held on in the face of hitting by the last place San Francisco Seals. The Angels tallied all eight of their runs in the first three innings, seven of them traceable to tally balls this Seals lost in the halftight. Los Angeles errors helped th TELEVISION TRADE-IN SALE TERRIFIC TRADE IN ALLOWANCES MADE ON A NEW PHILCO '54 24 INCH TV Special Quantity Purchases Allow Us To Pass These Big Savings On To You Will Allow Up To: $100 on your 10 inch Will Allow Up To: 125 on your 12 inch Will Allow Up To: 150 on your 16 inch Will Allow Up To: 200 on your 17 in. or larger PHILCO TV PRICES START $179.95 at for 21" Table Model NO CASH DOWN—24 MONTHS TO PAY BALLMAN, S Television & Appliances 122 W. 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But I really don’t expect to see a world record from him during night games.” Shelton, a towering youth, has cleared six feet, 10 inches; and was over the bar at seven feet, one-quarter inch in a practice jump, when his foot caught the bar on the way down. “The best chance for a world record at Fresno should come when Parry O’Brien throws the shot,” said Hamilton. “He appears capable of reaching nearly any distance he sets his mind on.” O’Brien recently had a toss of 60 feet, 5 1-4 inches, and then those who believe he might 65 feet before the end career. O’Brien, coupled with Bannister of England in the started the track and field talking of “miracles” when finally reached the “ultimate their specialities the 60 foot putt mark and the four-mile. Bragan Protests 21 Inning Game HOLLYWOOD (UP) Holly Manager Bobby Bragan’s official protest over the length of Stars-Oakland marathon stood only a faint chance to getting anywhere. Bragan wired Pacific Lt. 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