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SPORTS BOB ZIMMER. Editor Colonists Journey to Santa Ana for Final Game Anaheim's Colonists will attempt to close their Sunset League with a plus—500 record when they face Saints on the Santa Ana High School diamond tomorrow at 3 p.m. The Colonists enter their last game with a 7-7 record and holding third place by one-game margin over Orange. Don Leigh, who has been the ace of the Anaheim staff this year, is slated to make his final appearance in a Colonist uniform in tomorrow's battle. Others winding up their Anaheim High career are First-baseman Bob Loustau and Outfielders Dean Philpott and Ronnie Sabo. This is the deciding game between the two clubs. The Saints copped a first-round encounter, 8-6, but the Colonists bounced back with a 6-2 victory in the second round. The Fullerton Indians clinched their third straight Sunset League helter skelter club to hold annual dinner. Orange County's Helter Skelter Ski Club will hold its annual spring banquet at the Laguna Hotel Saturday evening. May 22, tonight at 8 o'clock. Dinner will be served in the crown by drubbing the Saints, 21-1, at Santa Ana yesterday. Anaheim rates an assist in the Fullerton championship because of the Colonists, 7-6 upset triumph over second-place Newport Thursday. The Indians host Chaffey's Citrus Belt League titleholders in the first round of the CIF playoffs at Amerige Park Tuesday at 3 o'clock. Outfielder Willie Quezada sparked the Warriors with a home run. He drove in four tallies, scored four and drew two bases on balls. Starter Ev Tande was the winning chucker. Score by Innings Fullerton ... 048 440 1—21 13 2 Santa Ana ... 000 100 0—1 3 8 SUNSET LEAGUE W L Pct. GB Fullerton ... 11 3 .786 Newport ... 9 5 .643 2 ANAHEIM ... 7 7 .500 4 Orange ... 6 8 .429 5 Santa Ana ... 5 9 .357 6 H. Beach ... 4 10 .286 7 Olson Already in Top Shape for Castellani Bout By HAL WOOD United Press Sports Writer SAN FRANCISCO (UP) —Talked to Carl (Bobo) Olson th's morning just after he came in from his three-mile run along the beach and he wasn't even breathing hard. In fact, he was in the most bubbling spirits I've ever seen him. Of course, I'd probably be feeling pretty good too with the visions of a $125,000 pot coming to me in August. (That's the minimum he'll get for his fight with Rocky Castellani). "So Castellani is coming out here in June to set up camp for our August fight, eh?" Bobo chuckled. "Well, it won't make any difference. He can just fight one way, just as I can fight only one way." "And no matter how much he trains he won't be in any better condition than I am." Manager Talks Olson usually doesn't do much talking. He leaves that to Manager Sid Flaherty. But Sid wasn't back from the Cleveland contract signing yet, so Bobo didn't mind answering a few questions. One was: Aren't you afraid of getting into such a high income bracket that you won't get much return on your hard labors? "Naw, I don't worry about that," he said. "We plan to fight only about once every six months. That is, we'll put the title on the line twice a year." "There are a lot of expenses in connection with a fight, especially over the long training grind. We still make good money, though, after paying the government. I've got no kick." Helter Skelter Club To Hold Annual Dinner Orange County's Helter Skelter Ski Club will hold its annual spring banquet at the Laguna Hotel Saturday evening, May 22, tonight at 8 o'clock. Dinner will be served in the Terrace Room. Speeches for the evening will include adventures of well known skiers. Introduction of the newly elected officers will be made and trophies will be awarded for ski school achievements. Dancing will start at 10 p.m. to the music of the Harmonairs and continue until 1 a.m. Score by Innings Fullerton ... 048 440 1—21 13 2 Santa Ana ... 000 100 0—1 3 8 SUNSET LEAGUE W L Pct. GB Fullerton ... 11 3 .786 Newport ... 9 5 .643 2 ANAHEIM ... 7 7 .500 4 Orange ... 6 8 .429 5 Santa Ana ... 5 9 .357 6 H. Beach ... 4 10 .286 7 Results Yesterday Fullerton, 21; Santa Ana, 1. H. Beach, 3; Orange, 0. Games Monday ANAHEIM at Santa Ana, Orange at Fullerton. Games Tuesday Newport at Huntington Beach, Chaffey at Fullerton (CIF play-offs). Reliable Firms... As Near As Your Phone Clip This List — Keep It Handy EMERGENCY CALLS AMBULANCE—DIAL 116 POLICE—DIAL 116 FIRE—DIAL 118 SHERIFF—DIAL 116 AUTO GLASS—PARTS KE. 5-4940 Auto and Truck Glass Installed While You Wait Nason’s Automotive Paints and Lacquer Anaheim Auto Glass and Parts 542 S. LOS ANGELES ST. 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Don't worry about that." We plan to fight only every six months. That but the title on the line or. are a lot of expenses in with a fight, especially long training grind. We good money, though, the government. I've Robertshaw Nine Nips Alex Foods, 7-6; Optimists, Bob's Cop City Loop Tilts Robertshaw-Fulton's softballers edged Alex Foods, 7-6, in a nine-inning City League battle at City Park last night. In a pair of games at Cypress, Bob's Supermarket bested Orval's, 4-2, as Ed Arbiso tossed a three-hitter and the Anaheim Optimists trimmed the Cram Builders, 7-1. Robertshaw-Fulton and the Foods squad were tied up at 5-all at the end of the regulation seven. Both teams tallied a single run in the eighth and the Fultons notched the winning tally with three hits in the top of the ninth. Rich Morales and Bob Morales smacked four-baggers for the losers while Bob Huston rapped a triple and single for the Robertshaw team. Barney Swearingen, who fanned seven and walked none while giving up eight hits, was the winning chucker. Baseball Standings Major League Standings By UNITED PRESS American League W. L. Pet. Cleveland ... 21 10 .677 New York ... 19 12 .613 Washington ... 11 18 .379 Baltimore ... 12 16 .429 Chicago ... 20 13 .606 Detroit ... 16 11 .593 Philadelphia ... 10 20 .333 Boston ... 8 17 .320 Fridays Results Boston 6 New York 3 Washington 7 Philadelphia 3 Cleveland 2 Baltimore 1 Chicago 8 Detroit 0 National League W. L. Pet. St. Louis ... 20 14 .586 Philadelphia ... 17 14 .548 Brooklyn ... 17 14 .548 Milwaukee ... 16 14 .533 Gay, Payne Co-Champs Of Anaheim Golf Club Dick Gay and Bill Payne reigned as co-champions of the Anaheim Golf Association after finishing in a tie in their 18-hole playoff match at the Meadowlark course Thursday. Payne led 3-up at the end of nine holes, but Gay rallied to gain a deadlock on the final hole and it was decided to share the title. Gay had a medal score of 79 to Payne's 87. Gay was awarded the trophy for winning the first-flight title and Payne was given a trophy for the second-flight crown at a dinner held after the team match, which saw the La Habra Par Boilers whip Anaheim for the third straight year to retain the Troutman-Scholz trophy. Also honored were Dick Glover and Sully Roquet who runners-up in the first and second flights. Jolting Jalopies Roll At H. Beach Stadium The "Jolting Jalopies" will roll again tonight under the arcs at the Huntington Beach Legion Stadium. Bob Forrester will be trying for his third main-event victory. Forrester finished first last week, followed by Scotty Cain and Fred Russel. Other oldtimers expected to give Forrester a good race are Bob Ross, Jack Brake, Ray Douglas and Don Noel. New drivers who may finish in the money are Pete Cardena, Don Johna, Bob Patterson, Johnny Dial, and Mario Ramos. Qualifying heats begin at 7:30 with the eight-event racing program slated to start at 8:15 p.m. At Anaheim Hospital GENFELD ORTUARY Courteous Service Broadway, Anaheim KE 5-4105 Is Money Slip Thru Your Fingers? IS YOUR GAY, PAYNE CO-CHAMPS OF ANAHEIM GOLF CLUB Dick Gay and Bill Payne reigned as co-champions of the Anaheim Golf Association after finishing in a tie in their 18-hole playoff match at the Meadowlark course Thursday. Payne led 3-up at the end of nine holes, but Gay rallied to gain a deadlock on the final hole and it was decided to share the title. Gay had a medal score of 79 to Payne's 87. Gay was awarded the trophy for winning the first-flight title and Payne was given a trophy for the second-flight crown at a dinner held after the team match, which saw the La Habra Par Boilers whip Anaheim for the third straight year to retain the Troutman-Scholz trophy. Also honored were Dick Glover and Sully Roquet who runners-up in the first and second flights. JOLTING JALOPIES ROLL AT H. BEACH STADIUM The "Jolting Jalopies" will roll again tonight under the arcs at the Huntington Beach Legion Stadium. Bob Forrester will be trying for his third main-event victory. Forrester finished first last week, followed by Scotty Cain and Fred Russel. Other oldtimers expected to give Forrester a good race are Bob Ross, Jack Brake, Ray Douglas and Don Noel. New drivers who may finish in the money are Pete Cardena, Don Johna, Bob Patterson, Johnny Dial, and Mario Ramos. Qualifying heats begin at 7:30 with the eight-event racing program slated to start at 8:15 p.m. AT ANAHEIM HOSPITAL Is Money Slip Thru Your Fingers? IS YOUR Savings Account Filled with Good Intentions? Systematic Savings BUILD a substantial backlog of Security which is consistently EARNING 3½% Our Current Interest Rate ANAHEIM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION On the Friendly Corner — Anaheim, Calif. 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Whats the difference between "great" golfers and "good" golfers? You can get a dozen different answers from the pros themselves. Tommy Bolt claims it's in the putting. Ted Kroll claims it's in the concentration department, with the great players making fewer mistakes. I thought it was merely getting the ball into the hole with fewer strokes. Marciano Overtrained There is a fear in the Rocky Marciano camp that the heavy-weight champion may confe up stale and overtrained for his June 17 title defense against Ezzard Charles. The Rock already has worked 100 rounds and is down to 187½ pounds, only one pound over fighting weight. But he can't lay off. The champ has had only 12 rounds of actual fighting in two years and really needs the work. It's like having a bear by the tail, hurting if you do and hurting if you don't. Sounds like old times, with a Los Angeles to New York "Bunion Derby" listed for August. World Fridays Results 6 New York 3 Boston 7 Philadelphia 3 and 2 Baltimore 1 to 8 Detroit 0 National League W. L. Pct. GB Souls 20 14 .586 Delphia 17 14 .548 1½ lyn 17 14 .548 1½ ukee 16 14 .533 2 York 16 16 .500 3 nati 17 17 .500 3 igo 14 15 .483 3½ burgh 11 24 .314 9½ Fridays Results Ukkee 6 Chicago 4 lyn 3 Pittsburgh 2 Delphia 8 New York 1 Souls 8 Cincinnati 7 (10 inn) W L. Pct. GB wood 26 19 .578 mento 25 21 .543 1½ nd 25 22 .532 2 iego 23 23 .500 3½ angeles 23 24 .489 4 22 24 .478 4½ nd 20 25 .444 6 francisco 20 26 .435 6½ Day's Results and 15, San Diego 2 wood 1, Sacramento 0 Angeles 5, Seattle 3 francisco 9, Portland 3 Series Stand and 4, San Diego 1 francisco 4, Portland 1 mento 2, Hollywood 2 angeles 4, Seattle 0. ashing the Maples THURSDAY HANDICAP ESS LUMBER W L ERS BERRY FARM NO.3 PLUMBING Team Series — Cypress Ind. Game—Lefty Mossey Ind. Series—Lefty Mossey. NOTT'S BERRY FARM (Final Standings) W L DIVERS JOKERS PINS HIPPERS HOUSE FIVE RERS 17 title defense against Ezzard Charles. The Rock already has worked 100 rounds and is down to 187½ pounds, only one pound over fighting weight. But he can't lay off. The champ has had only 12 rounds of actual fighting in two years and really needs the work. It's like having a bear by the tail, hurting if you do and hurting if you don't. Sounds like old times, with a Los Angeles to New York "Bunion Derby" listed for August. World walking champion Bill Mihalo of Detroit will lead a pack shooting at the 44-year-old record of 80 days. He hopes to do it in 57 days through Arizona, New Mexico, Texas Oklahoma, Missouri, Indiana, Ohio West Virginia and Pennsylvania, now all we need is a rebirth of the dance marathon and a few goldfish eaters. Practiced While Soldiering You can't accuse Erwin Cook, Oklahoma high and broadjumper, of not practicing enough. He even kept in training when he was soldiering in Japan. As a matter of fact, he practiced his broad jump- Chapman Athletes to Be Honored at Orange F. C. Reardon of Anaheim is chairman of a county-wide sports banquet to be held at Chapman College's future campus at Orange tonight. A Chapman alumnus, Reardon heads the Boosters Club committee that is sponsoring the banquet which will bring together Orange County civic and sports leaders. Honored guests will include Chapman College officials, alumni and athletes. The featured event will be the awarding of letters to Chapman athletes. These will be presented by John McDonough, county school consultant for physical education; Donn Spencer, sports editor for Station KVOE; and Alex Omalev, basketball coach at Fullerton Junior College. Team captains-elect will be introduced and trophies will be presented to the outstanding athletes by former Chapman sports stars. Rev. Dennis Savage of the Orange Avenue Christian Church in Santa Ana will serve as master of ceremonies. Preceding the banquet there will be an informal reception of guests and a tour of the athletic facilities on the Orange campus. NOTT'S BERRY FARM (Final Standings) W L DIVERS 32 12 ES JOKERS 23 21 PINS 23 21 HIPPERS 20 24 HOUSE FIVE 18 26 RRS 16 28 team game: Bombers, 985. team series: Pin Chippers, ind. game Charles Huff, 266 ind. series: Charles Huff. GIRLS' HANDICAP (Final Standings) W L TV 53 27 ALLAN SHOES 47 32 R FREEZE 37 42 SEAS Supper Clb 35% 44% m Truck & Trains 21% 58% team game: MCP, 988. team series: MCP, 2777 ind. game: Delores Fleamer, ind. series: Betty Morse, News You'll See It In Bulletin RY ESSIONAL TELEPHONE Ke. 5-2284 saturday 7:30 a.m. to 1:00 one Ke 5-2284. Headlight balance wheels, save tires. outh Los Angeles Street TELEPHONE Ke. 5-2215 construction. Body and Tune-up. 215 North TELEPHONE Ke. 5-2288 pair." Guaranteed work rd, Mercury and Lincoln. Station KVOE; and Alex Omalev, basketball coach at Fullerton Junlor College. Team captains-elect will be introduced and trophies will be presented to the outstanding athletes by former Chapman sports stars. Rev. Dennis Savage of the Orange Avenue Christian Church in Santa Ana will serve as master of ceremonies. Preceding the banquet there will be an informal reception of guests and a tour of the athletic facilities on the Orange campus. Chapman's plans for intercollegiate athletics next year and for remodeling the former Orange Union High school plant for college purposes will be discussed. Consideration will also be given to the role of a four-year college in the sports activities of Orange County. PIRATES WIN LONG BEACH (UP)—Orange Coast which edged Long Beach City College, 7 to 6, last night, takes on the Pirates again today for the second of three games for the Southern California Junior College Championships. There's No Substitute for Pald Circulation. 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