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SPORT TVIEWS by Bill Burns The N. Y. Chiefs, three times world Roller Derby champions, hit the L. A. Armory masonite oval this Monday night (5) 8:30 for a duel with our Braves. This marks the first California appearance for these eastern "wheels" and runner has it that their main objective is to allay some of the nasty talk that drifted east to the effect that our western teams consider themselves slightly superior to the eastern skates. The Braves say: "His true! The odds-makers not so! Dick Lane will be mikeside for this put-up-or-saut-up challenge by the 1940, 51 and 52 champs. FRIDAY, MAY 21 7:00 (4) — fightTVView; World's top ranking middleweight contender, Joey Giardello (49W, 10L, 1D, 17KO's), is rematched with Pierre Langlois (62W, 15L, 4D, 13KO's) in the Madison Squash Garden ten. The sturdy Frenhoman dropped a very close one to Joey in the Brooklyn Parkway last summer. 1:35 (9) — Baseball; Bill Bridges and Lyle Bond bring us the 4th of this 7-game series between the L. A. Angels and Seattle Rangers from Wrigley Field. SATURDAY, MAY 22 10:45 (7) — Baseball; American League action sparks the Game of the Week as the 5th spot Baltimore Orioles peek away at the league lead of the Cleveland Indians. 1:20 (9) — Baseball; Angels vs Rainers. 2:30 (2)—Horse Race: The second end of turfdom's big three comes our way from Pimlico Race Track, Baltimore, Md., as CBS-TV covers the Peakness, Veteran turfcaster Fred Gaposela, who did such an excellent job for us on the Kentucky Derby, will handle the clark; Mel Allen, the color, Mike-jocky in the paddock and winner's circle will be Sam Renick. Cor-relation looms a favorite to add this to the turf-plums being plucked this year by Cal-bred ponies. 6:00 (7)—fightTVView; New England wellers, Johnny Cesario (85W, 12L, 4D, 28KO's) and Tony DeMarcoro (85W, 4L, 21KO's), take the spotlight in the Boston Arena. This will be Cesario nationwide TV debut while fightTV viewers will readily recall Tony's unanimous duke over Carlos Chaves Just month in the Boston Garden. DeMarcoro's hometowners booed the decision and cheered the Californiaian. This will be a case of Tommy, the slugger, vs Johnny, the claver. the heavy guns of Martines excellent training for his Art Aragon rematch—too much so, if he's not careful. 5:15 (9) — Baseball; Stars vs Padres. 9:00 (5)—maTView; Lord James Lears, British Empire champ, meets ex-world champion Sandor Szabo as Dick Lane describes the Olympic main event. THURSDAY, MAY 27 7:20 (9)—Fishing Tips 7:15 (9) — Baseball; Stars vs Padres. 8:20 (15) — Fishin Flashes; Mac McClintock will have a skipper "Whitey" Ashley outline the rules of etiquette to be followed aboard a sport fishing boat, and tonight's film will be "California Fish Patch." 9:00 (6) — Fishing Fun; Andy Kelley and his co-hosts. Ileen and Art Shipee, will present guest suggestions and interesting side-lights on the rod-and-reel sport. (If any more fishing shows pop up on Thursday night, we're going to have to feed our TV set some Chlorophyl. I'm afraid. You know, this actually created quite a problem on one of the shows — fresh fish, studio lights, 30-minutes!) Colonist Netters Cop Runner-Up Position By FRED FISCHLE JR. Anaheim's netmen sewed up second play in the Sunset League by defeating Newport, 7-2, for their fifth straight victory here yesterday. Mike Bouck, playing first singles, copied its eight straight league match to get the Colonists off to a fast start. Barry Ryan, Steve Morris and Merle Meyer also chalked up easy singles victories. Jay Lillywhite prevailed in a three-set match to clinch Anaheim's victory and Don Lee and Gary Bonner made it conclusive with a victory in the doubles. The locals, who have a 9-5 record for the season journey... Mel Allen, the color, Mike-jockey in the paddock and winner's circle will be Sam Renick. Cor-relation looms a favorite to add this to the turf-plums being plucked this year by Cal-bred ponies. 8:00 (7) — fightTVview: New England team with Johnny Casario (45), 12L, 4D, 28KO's and Tony DeMarco (25W, 4L, 21KO's). Take the spotlight in the Boston Arena. This will be Cesario's nationwide TV debut, while fightTVviewers will readily recall Tony's unanimous duke over Carlos Chaves last month in the Boston Garden. De-Marco's hometowners booed the decision and cheered the Californiaian. This will be a case of Tommy, the slugger, vs Johnny, the clover boxer. 8:30 (7) — fightTVview: Important in the race for California's featheryweight crown, recently vacated by Davay Gallardo, will be to-between Bobby Why (19W, 13L night's ten round Legion rematch 3D, 8KO's) and Kenny Davis (7W, 2L, 2D, 2KO's). A little over a year ago Bobby dropped Kenny in 3, but since then Davis has come along to take the measure of Jitan Leit Campen in 6, duked the former State champ Al Cruz in his Olympic ten and split a pair with the Pacific Northwest lightweight king, Bobby Woods. SUNDAY, MAY 22 1:30 (9) — Baseball: Angels vs Raniers (double-header). 2:30 (11) — Jailey Derby. MONDAY, MAY 24 7:00 (4) — Diamond Jubilee: Cleve Hermann's line-up tonight includes Seattle manager Gerry Priddy, Ruenta's Little Leaguer, Ellly Martin, and league prexy Twombly. Jimmy Gleason, as the fan-of-the-week, will fire our salvos at Bragan and Sweeney. 8:00 (7) — fightTVview: Raid Pilpatrick at the mike for the series Olympic card, topped with a den round middleweight slupefest between undefeated and untied Don Grant (13W, 8KO's) and Chebo Hernandes (5W, 4L, 3D, 3KO's). Chebo held Willie Vaughn, the State titleholder, to a draw just fall in Hollywood. 8:30 (8) — sportTVview: L.A. Braves vs N.Y. Chiefs. 1:30 (11) — fightTVview: Lords Leyton and Blessing vs Billy Varga and Sandor Snabo; also, Juan Sepeda meets The Champ. 10:30 (8) — fightTVview: Films of the June 1986 Schmeling-Louis fight where Max handed Joe a 13th round KO—Joe's only loss before becoming the longest reigning world heavyweight champion in modern history. TUESDAY, MAY 26 1:15 (8) — Baseball: Tom Harmon returns to the Gilmore Field mite to bring us this 7-game series Between the Hollywood Stars and San Diego Padres. WEDNESDAY, MAY 26 7:00 (2) — fightTVview: Dapper丹 Chuck Davey (40W, 4L, 2D, 26KO's) comes to blows with Vince Martines (35W, 2L, 20-KO's) in a welterweight ten from the Chicago Stadium. The Lansing, Mich., southpaw who has a date at Gilmore Field next month, will find Mike Bouck, playing first singles, copped his eight straight league match to get the Colonists off to a fast start. Barry Ryan, Steve Morris and Merle Meyer also chalked up easy singles victories. Jay Lillywhite prevailed in a three-set match to clinch Anaheim's victory and Don Lee and James Bonner made it conclusive with a victory in the doubles. The locals, who have a 9-5 record for the season, journey to Santa Ana to meet the loop-leading Saints in their final league match Monday. Varsity Results Singles — M. Bouck (A) def. Craig (N), 6-3, 8-6; Ryan (A) def. Moore (N), 6-2, 6-1; Morris (A) def. Kuhn (N), 6-2, 6-1; Meyer (A) def. James (N), 6-3, 6-0; Lilly-white (A) def. Andressen (N), 6-4, 0-6, 3. Doubles—Zerba-Wilcox (N) def. Puckett-Otta (A), 6-3, 6-4; Lee-Bonner (A) def. Hull-Huyeka (N), 6-2, 6-8, 8-6 Jaylee Results Singles—Prost (N) def. D. Kohlenberger (A), 6-4, 6-0; McGinnis (N) Oden (A), 6-0, 6-1; Haskill (N) def. J. Kohlenberger (A), 6-1, 6-2; Rager (N) def. McCauley (A), 6-2, 6-4; Mang (N) def. Cone (A), 6-1, 6-1. Doubles—Looper-Turner (A) def. Crussell - McNernet (N), 6-3, 6-4; Fischle-Terry (A) def. Rager-Hurbert (N), 6-2, 6-0. Anaheim Juniors Enter L.A. Net Tournament Seven Anaheim Tennis Club juniors will travel to the famed Los Angeles Tennis Club tomorrow morning for the opening rounds of the $2nd annual Southern California Junior Tennis Championships. Since this is the tournament in which every California junior hoping for ranking has to play hundreds of players from San Diego to San Francisco as well as a few from neighboring states will be in attendance. Winners in the 18 year old singles divisions will be given an eight weeks' expense - free trip to compete in the eastern summer schedule of national tournaments. Local players expect to find the toughest competition of the year, with most of them being satisfied if they can get past the first rounds of play. Competing in the 13 year old and under single-match play first singles, copped his eight straight league match to get the Colonists off to a fast start. Barry Ryan, Steve Morris and Merle Meyer also chalked up easy singles victories. Jay Lillywhite prevailed in a three-set match to clinch Anaheim's victory and Don Lee and James Bonner made it conclusive with a victory in the doubles. The locals, who have a 9-5 record for the season, journey to Santa Ana to meet the loop-leading Saints in their final league match Monday. Varsity Results Singles—M. Bouck (A) def. Craig (N), 6-3, 8-6; Ryan (A) def. Moore (N), 6-2, 6-1; Morris (A) def. Kuhn (N), 6-2, 6-1; Meyer (A) def. James (N), 6-3, 6-0; Lilly-white (A) def. Andressen (N), 6-4, 0-6, 3. Doubles—Zerba-Wilcox (N) def. Puckett-Otta (A), 6-3, 6-4; Lee-Bonner (A) def. Hull-Huyeka (N), 6-2, 6-8, 8-6 Jaylee Results Singles—Prost (N) def. D. Kohlenberger (A), 6-4, 6-0; McGinnis (N) Oden (A), 6-0, 6-1; Haskill (N) def. J. Kohlenberger (A), 6-1, 6-2; Rager (N) def. McCauley (A), 6-2, 6-4; Mang (N) def. Cone (A), 6-1, 6-1. Doubles—Looper-Turner (A) def. Crussell - McNernet (N), 6-3, 6-4; Fischle-Terry (A) def. Rager-Hurbert (N), 6-2, 6-0. 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Lemon KE 5-2239 SPORTS BOB ZIMMER. Editor Grover Stars as Colonists Come From Behind in Seventh to Nip Tars, 7-6 Anaheim's Colonists took over third place and virtually boosted the Fullerton Indians to their third successive Sunset League title by nipping Newport, 7-6, at La Palma Park yesterday. Fullerton now holds a two-game lead over Newport and can clinch the title with a victory in one of its two remaining games. Paul Grover pitched and batted the Colonists to victory. He took over on the slab after Joe Villaseñor left the game with a spiked ankle in the first and whiffed eight batters while walking none. He drove in the winning markers with a double to left-center in the last of the seventh after singles by Lupe Gonzales and Joe Avitia and a sacrifice. Newport held a 5-2 leading going into the fifth, but Anaheim tied the score when three runs came across on a double by Al Storey and an outfield error. Avitia and Leigh collected a double and single apiece to lead Anaheim's eight-hit attack. Ragan, Lionettes Top Buena Park Girls, 3-0 Bertha Ragan pitched a five-hitter as the Orange Lionettes defeated the Lynx, 3-0 in a Pacific Coast Girls League game at Buena Park last night. The Lionettes tallied all of their runs in the fourth on a walk, single by Joan Kammyer and Girlie Morner and an overthrow of third base. Marie Kornder was the heavy hitter for the Lynx with a pair of singles. The Lynk journey to Fresno for a pair of games this weekend. Orange 000 300 0—3-7-1 Buena Park 000 000 0—0-5-2 Ragan and Morner; Bielefeld and McDaniel. Loma Vista Memorial Park Fullerton, California Cemetery — Mausum — Columbarium — Endowment Care Provided Phone: Fullerton LA 5-1575 Res. Anaheim KE 5-3811 KEEP YOUR GUARD UP! IN THE NATIONAL GUARD For additional information: E. Center Phone KE 5-3741 ING into the fifth, but Anaheim tied the score when three runs came across on a double by Al Storey and an outfield error. Avitia and Leigh collected a double and single apiece to lead Anaheim's eight-hit attack. Newport AB R H Lorentzen, rf 4 1 2 Murphy, 1b 4 2 1 Fitzpatrick, 2b 4 2a 4 Newkirk, p-lf 2 0 1 Wetzel, lf-p 4 0 0 Revela, 3b 2 0 0 Pifrman, cf 2 0 0 Mirkovich, e 2 0 0 Martinez, ss 3 1 0 Totals 21 6 8 Anaheim AB R H Weaver, cf 4 0 0 Leigh, rf 4 0 2 Gonzales, 2b 2 21 Mattox, 3b 0 1 Sabo, lf 2 0 0 Avitia, ss 2 2 2 Grover, 1b-p 3 0 1 Storey, 3b-lf 2 1 1 Heltman, c 2 1 1 Doretti, e 1 1 1 Villasenor, p 0 0 0 Loma Vista Memorial Park Fullerton, California Cemetery - Mausolum —Columbarium— Endowment Care Provided Phone: Fullerton LA 5-1575 Res. Anaheim KE 5-3811 SHAVERS Sehlick - Sunbeam - Remington Shearing Heads - Repairs Selinsors Ground Car Shaves - Shavez Free Demonstrations Liberal trade-in allowance on old shaver ANAHEIM BARBER SHOP (1) So. 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BULLETIN Queen Hurls Stars Back Into First Place in PCL By DON THACKREY, SAN FRANCISCO (UP) — Mel Queen, who is ace-high with Hollywood fans, is making a career of pitching the Stars into the Pacific Coast League lead. The 36-year-old right-hander did it again last night for the second time in five days as he six-hitted the Sacramento Solons for a 6-1 victory which rotated the Twinks back into first place. Oakland's Oaks made it a complete shuffle of the first division as they swapped places with San Diego by virtue of a 6-3 win over the Padres. The Los Angeles Angels crept to within a half game of fifth place Seattle with an 8-3 victory, their third in a row over the Rainiers. and the San Francisco Seals continued their fight to get out of the doghouse by downing Portland 5-3 to bring the Beavers within a game and a half of loop purgatory. Queen pitched Hollywood into first place last Saturday and then on Wednesday night Marino Pierretti of Sacramento pitched them right out again. 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