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Colonist Bow To Saints But Finish in Third The Anaheim Colonists lost to Santa Ana, 4-0, on the Saints' diamond yesterday, but still finished in third place in the final Sunset League standings as a result of Fullerton's 9-7 victory over Orange. The Colonists compiled a 7-8 mark for the league season and lost their three game series to the Saints, 2-1. Hook, Line and Sinker A blessed event has just taken place in San Diego County, bringing new hope for vastly improved bass fishing in California's warmer inland waters. Thousands of baby threadfin shad, minute minnows whose parents were recently flown from Tennessee by plane, have suddenly hatched out in Department of Fish and Game brood ponds near Valley Center. Their mission is life, as the Department sees it, is to fill in the present break in the food chain of the bass in fluctuating reservoirs. If all goes according to plan, the small but prolific threadfins will provide the food it takes to convert underfed bass into husky tacklebusters. Right now the baby shad look like half-inch pieces of transparent toothpick, with bug eyes. They are so slender it was necessary to use mosquito netting as a seine in taking samples, and so fragile all of those touched by the seine died instantly. Their parents proved almost equally delicate when they were brought west by plane last fall, marking the first importation of a new fish species into California in more than 30 years. To Experiment Late next fall, when the young John Rigney Still Thrills to Roar on Baseball Crowd By ED SAINSBURY United Press Sports Writen CHICAGO (UP) — The roar the crowd still thrills Johnigan Rigney as it did in the when he was a big league er, but for a different reason. The cheers he likes to hear not for him, but for one of "kids" he has brought up the minors. Rigney is farm director for Chicago White Sox, the team which he pitched for eight seasons and for which he won 64 games while losing the same number. "It's not the same thing ing and running the farm system he said. 'But when you find kid that wants to play bass and fights his way up to the while some bonus player is eing on his cash, you get a out of it." More Sleep I know one thing. I sleep better at night now than was pitching. My appetite's and I don't have the sameness." Rigney sees most of the Sox home games, but none he misses any home games in road games. And the only Memphis and Charleston to of seven teams, ranging he has to tour the farm srado Springs, to inspect ture material staked out for perience perhaps leading to league rating. "I have to stick around until June," he said, "be that's when you're signing the lege and high school kids." Late next fall, when the young threadfins have grown to two and a-half or three inches in length and can stand careful handling, a portion of their swarming numbers will be introduced into San Diego County's San Vicente Reservoir on an experimental basis. These are expected to spawn in the reservoir next spring, keeping up the chain reaction that should result in big bass and happy anglers. The rest of the established brood stock will remain in holding ponds, awaiting the outcome of the San Vicente test, for use in stocking other waters. Large numbers are destined to go into the Colorado River and its lakes if the states of Arizona and Nevada agree to such an introduction, and if both states are as anxious as California to find an answer to the forage fish problem. There are important differences between the threadfin shad and California's resident minnows and sunflies. These differences enable the threadfin to thrive in fluctuating reservoirs where other forage fish have failed to provide adequate bass food. Not Dependent All previously introduced minnows and sunflies are dependent upon the shoreline zone for their food and spawning beds, and a fluctuating reservoir usually leaves them holding the sack on both counts. The shoreline means little to a threadfin shad, which roams the whole lake, spawns in the open water, and lives on the microscopic plant and animal life it finds throughout a reservoir. A bass three inches or more in length needs a diet of smaller fish if he is to grow big. Bluegills don't fill the bill because they don't stay small enough long enough. The threadfin shad should be just the right size at the right time. Biologists of the Department of Fish and Game hope that within five years the threadfin will provide enough fodder to produce good bass fishing in the experimental waters. This hope could be wiped out by any number of Totals 23 0 2 SANTA ANA AB R H Vandegriff, ss 4 1 1 Profant, 3b 3 1 1 Foster, cf 3 1 1 Grizzelle, 1b 4 1 1 Lasardo, 2b 1 0 0 Dial, p 3 0 1 Rodriquez, lf 2 0 0 Estes, rf 3 0 0 Totals 26 4 5 Score by Innings ANAHEIM 000 000-0 2 SANTA ANA 300 010 x-4 5 Stanton, Nazarenes Win Church Loop Games Stanton Community defeated the Church of Christ, 10-5, and the Nazarenes busted the White Temple, 10-4, in a pair of Church League battles at City Park last night. STANTON COMMUNITY AB R H Sowera, ss 4 0 3 R.Vanderwarker, cf 4 3 3 Waller, p 2 2 0 Fuller, p 2 2 0 Snavely, lb 2 1 0 Cardenas, 3b 4 0 2 W.Vanderwarker, rf 4 0 1 Heitman, c 2 0 0 Fink, lf 1 2 0 Totals 27 10 11 CHURCH OF CHRIST AB R H Pickard, lb 5 0 0 Cruz, 3b 3 1 2 Pickard, p 3 0 0 Hamblin, c 2 0 0 Meadow, ss 2 1 1 Schlager, lf 2 1 1 Shafer, lb 1 0 1 Landweir, rf 2 0 0 Lamdweir, cf 4 0 0 Kraemer, ss 1 0 0 Chanler, cf 1 0 1 Roberson, rf 2 0 1 Totals 20 5 9 NAZARENE AB R H Lehman, lb 4 2 0 H.Bonner, 2b 3 0 G.Bonner, ss 3 0 Hamblin, c 2 0 0 Meadow, ss 2 1 1 Schlager, lf 2 1 1 Shafer, lb 1 0 1 Landweir, rf 2 0 0 Lamdweir, cf4.0.0 Kraemer, ss1.0.0 Chanler, cf1.0.1 Roberson, rf2.0.1 Totals27108WHITE TEMPLEABRHStokes,lf2108Herman,b2bCarter,c2bGray,sss2bFitzgerald,p2bR.Stokes,cf2bHerman,b2bReed,rf2bRice,lb2b Totals1744 HIS DAY OFF ROCKY HILL, Conn. — Fireman Willard Whitney was a one-man department on his day off. Sox home games but none he misses any home games in road games. And the only Memphis and Charleston to of seven teams, ranging he has to tour the farm srado Springs, to inspect the ture material staked out for experience perhaps leading to league rating. "I have to stick around until June," he said, "be that's when you're signing the lege and high school kids after that I'll tour the farm tem." Rigney,39,and married former Dorothy Comiskey family owns the White Sox to play golf but now he d have time. Likes Fishing "I go fishing for about a in October," he said,"and the vacation for me." Normally some of the time and four part time scout well as some of the $8"bird who locate material for the chain go with Rigney on his dian fishing tour. "But it's strictly fun," he "No business. After the su we need to get away." Rigney remembers a lot ball games he pitched for White Sox but three of them out. "The first night game in C key Park," he said."I p the whole game and we be Browns, I think4 to1.The same season I struck out J Foxx every time he came and shut out the Boston Re and Ted Williams was th man to bat and he struck o the last out with his bat shoulder." "Then in another game season I beat the Yankees" FRIDAY MIXED FOUR W Team No.3 WCal Sheer WTeam No.4 WTeam No.5 WTeam No.6 WHigh team game—Team766 High team series—Team766 High individual game—WWanda Klaus.189:Frank198 High individual series—WWanda Klaus.528:Frank583. FREE MAJOR LEAGUE (Final Standings) EDS SERVICE A bass three inches or more in length needs a diet of smaller fish if he is to grow big. Bluegills don’t fill the bill because they don’t stay small enough long enough. The threadfin shad should be just the right size at the right time. Biologists of the Department of Fish and Game hope that within five years the threadfin will provide enough fodder to produce good bass fishing in the experimental waters. This hope could be wiped out by any number of unknown factors, but so far their plan has worked out perfectly and there appears to be good reason for at least guarded optimism. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results AUTO GLASS Of All Kinds. Table Tops, Mirrors and Window Glass PHIL’S AUTO GLASS Phone KE. 5-6907 920 N. Los Angeles St., Araheim WHITE TEMPLE AB R H Stokes, If 1 2 1 0 Herman, 2b 2 2 1 Carter, c 2 1 1 Gray, sa 2 0 1 Fitzgerald, p 2 0 0 R. Stokes, cf. 1 0 0 Herman, 3b 2 0 0 Reed, rf 2 0 0 Rice, 1b 2 0 0 Totals 17 4 4 HIS DAY OFF ROCKY HILL, Conn. (P)—Fireman Willard Whitney was a one-man department on his day off. In quick succession, he discovered a blaze, ran to the firehouse and turned in the alarm, then returned to the scene and extinguished the fire. PROTEST REGISTERED WATERBURY, Conn. (P)—Police handed out so many parking tickets that the wheels of justice were clogged. 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High individual game — Starbuck, 201; Bobbie High. High individual series — High, 679. MEDICAL SERIES Folds to 10 Inches John Rigney Still thrills to Roar of Baseball Crowds By ED SAINSBURY United Press Sports Writer CHICAGO (UP) — The roar of crowd still thrills John Dun-Rigney as it did in the days he was a big league pitcher for a different reason now. He cheers he likes to hear are for him, but for one of the "s" he has brought up from minors. Rigney is farm director for the Mago White Sox, the team for which he pitched for eight seasons for which he won 64 games losing the same number. It's not the same thing, pitch-and running the farm system," said. "But when you find some that wants to play baseball fights his way up to the top, he some bonus player is coast-on his cash, you get a thrill of it. More Sleep know one thing. I sleep a lot at night now than when I pitching. My appetite's better I don't have the same tense." Rigney sees most of the White home games, but none of the misses any home games is that games. And the only reason photographis and Charleston to Colo-seven teams, ranging from has to tour the farm system Springs, to inspect the material staked out for existence perhaps leading to bigue rating. I have to stick around home June," he said, "because it's when you're signing the col- and high school kids. Then LOWERED THE BOOM—Joey Giardello, top-ranking middleweight contender, goes down hard after running into a stinging right hand thrown by Pierre Langlois of France. It was this knockdown that cinched a unanimous decision win for the Frenchman in the 10-rounder in New York. Anaheim Citizens Make Preliminary Plans for Golf and Country Club The Ahaheim Golf and Country Club had its inception yesterday when seven prominent citizens met to discuss preliminary details of organization. The group, representing many facets of Anaheim's civic and industrial structure includes Bob Netters Bow to Santa Ana, 7-2, Lincoln School Captures T The Lincoln School A's City Park, 6-1, Just Thu-clinch the Playground championship. Jim Start twisted a a-for the victors while fast batters. Don Dixon twilight hitter for the losers while six hitters. Captain Ted Page of broke a 1-1 tie in the four he lined a double to field with the bases loaded. Although they were here the Lincoln Bees capitalize wildness of Don Osborne up a 4-2 victory over Lin- and assure themselves o-a tie for the title. CITY PARK A'S Gonzales, 2b Casey, 1b Thomey, rf Lueke, c White, if Kilver, rf Dixson, p La Fortune, 3b Havales, 2b Totals LINCOLN A'S Trapp, M Page, 1b Winstead, 2b DuCoing, rf Starr, p Jan Houten, ss Pagg, c Magill, 2b Ehrle, rf Totals CITY PARK B'S Rees, c, Osborne, p Grenold, 1b Whene, 2b DeFillipo, 2b Tran, ss O'Brian, 1f LeBlanc, rf Littrell, rf Totals LINCOLN B'S Trapp, rf Plans for Golf and Country Club Netters Bow to Santa Ana, 7-2, In Final Match BY FRED FISCHLE JR. Anaheim's Colonists bowed to Santa Ana's Sunset League champions, 7-2, in the final match of theseason yesterday. Anaheim winners were Captain Barry Ryan in the second singles and Bob Looper in fifth singles. The Colonists Jayvees notched a 5-4 triumph over the Saints by sweeping the doubles. The local varsity finished the season in second place with a 9-6 record while the Jayvees took fifth with a 5-10 mark. Varsity Results Singles — Barber (SA) def. Bouck (A), 6-4, 7-5; Ryan (A) def. Lamb (A), 6-3, 4-6, 8-6; Williams (SA) def. Morris (A), 6-2, 8-6; Lovett (SA) def. Meyer (A), 6-0, 6-1; Looper (A) def. Alevezion (SA), 6-4, 6-3. Doubles — West-Bader (SA) def. Otta-Pickett (A), 6-0, 6-2; Ranney-McBride (SA) def. Bonner-Lee (A), 6-0, 6-1. Jayvees Results Singles — Metzger (SA) def. Henry (A), 6-0, 6-0; Gunter (SA) def. Vsel (A), 6-1, 6-0; Fuerestein (SA) def. D. Kohlenberger (A), 6-3, 6-3; Carlton (SA) def. Cone (A), 5-7, 6-4, 6-1; Ashworth (A) def. Taylor (SA), 6-3, 3.6, 6.3. Doubles — Lillywhite-Turner (A) def. Couchman-Ducott (SA), 7-5, 6-0; Terry-Fischle (A) def. Monte-jano-Smith (SA), 5-7, 6-1, 6-3. RASH PROMISE PORTLAND, ME. — Don Kelley is a father who keeps his word, but he is fed up with horse operas, spaceship serials and cartoons featuring mice. Kelley promised his seven-year-old son, Dick, "anything you want," if the boy would improve his school grades. Dick got grades of 100 three weeks running and asked his dad to take him each Saturday to movie matinees. Crashing the Maples FRIDAY MIXED FOURS Team No. 3 Team No. 2 Al Sheer Team No. 4 Team No. 5 Team No. 6 High team game—Team No. 3 High team series—Team No. 3 High individual game—Women,inda Klaus, 189; Frank Klaus. High individual series—Women,inda Klaus, 528; Frank Klaus. FREE MAJOR LEAGUE(Final Standings) Won Loat SERVICE 81 SERVICE American League W. L. Pct. GB Cleveland 24 10 .706 Chicago 22 13 .629 212 New York 21 13 .618 3 Detroit 16 13 .552 512 Baltimore 12 19 .387 1012 Washington 12 19 .387 1012 Boston 9 18 .333 1112 Philadelphia 11 22 .333 1212 Monday's Results New York 7 Philadelphia 3 (Only game scheduled.) National League W. L. Pct. GB Milwaukee 20 14 .588 FREE MAJOR LEAGUE (Final Standings) Won Loft S SERVICE 41 19 SHEER HOSIERY 36 24 PALMA DRIVE INN. 26 24 CASTLE 28 32 DIAMOND 25 35 LIL'S DRIVE INN 14 46 Season's high team game — La ma Drive Inn, 1034. Season's high team series — La ma Drive Inn, 2414. Season's high individual game— le Evans, 278. Season's high individual series— Kaslschke, 662. GIRL'S SCRATCH TRIO Won Loft AHEIM HOSIERY 7% 4% AM NO. 1 5% 6% TB GARDENS 6 6 AM NO. 2 6 6 T WIRES 6 6 AM NO. 8 5 7 High team game—Team No. 2. High team series—Club Gardens, high individual game — Loretta buck, 201; Bobbie High, 201; high individual series — Bobbie h, 679. EVEREST & JENNINGS WHEEL CHAIRS & WALKERS Finest Aids for the Handicapped Sturdily constructed and easily controlled, Everest & Jennings Folding Wheel Chairs and Walkers inspire complete confidence in the user. Two of many fine Everest & Jennings aids for the handicapped. MEDICAL APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. 124. Center S. KE 5-5658 Hospital Beds & A Complete line of Sick Room Supplies Folding Adjustable Walker RASH PROMISE PORTLAND, ME. — Don Kelley is a father who keeps his word, but he is fed up with horse operas, spaceship serials and cartoons featuring mice. 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Lemon Lincoln School Captures Title The Lincoln School A's defeated City Park, 6-1, Just Thursday to clinch the Playground 10-inch championship. Jim Starr twirled a one-hitter for the victors while fanning 10 batters. Don Dixon twi led a two-hitter for the losers while whiffing six hitters. Captain Ted Page of Lincoln broke a 1-1 tie in the fourth when he lined a double to left-center field with the bases loaded. Although they were held hitless, the Lincoln Bees capitalized on the wildness of Don Osborne to chalk up a 4-2 victory over Lincoln Park and assure themselves of at least a tie for the title. CITY PARK A'S AB R H Gonzales, 2b 3 1 1 Casey, 1b 2 0 1 Thomey, rf 1 0 0 Lueke, c 2 0 0 White, 1f 2 0 0 Kilver, rf 2 0 0 Dixson, p 2 0 0 La Fortune, 2b 2 0 0 Havales, 2b 2 0 0 Totals 17 1 1 LINCOLN A'S AB R H Trapp, lf 1 2 0 Page, lb 2 1 1 Winstead, 2b 2 1 DuCoing, rf 3 0 1 Starr, p 1 0 0 Jan Houten, ss 2 1 0 Pagg, c 2 1 0 Mazill, 2b 2 0 Ehrle, rf 2 0 0 Totals 16 6 2 CITY PARK B'S AB R H Rees, c 2 1 1 Osborne, p 2 1 1 Gnold, lb 2 1 0 Whitem, 2b 2 0 DeFilippo, 2b 2 0 Tran, ss 2 1 0 O'Brian, lf 2 0 0 LeBlanc, rf 2 0 0 Littrell, rf 1 0 0 Totals 16 2 2 LINCOLN-B'S AB R H Trapp, lf 0 1 0 SPRINGFIELD, N.J. (UP)—An "upset pro" and an "upset course" are ready today for the U.S. Open hopefuls—and maybe somebody else besides Ben Hogan will win Club and it is noted for its upsets in national tournaments as it gets ready for the big show June 17-19. The host pro is Johnny Farrell, and it's still a part of golf's long-shot legend how he beat Bobby Jones in the 1928 playoff. It may be a prophetic parlay—and remember this is the course where Hogan played his first U.S. Open in 1936 and failed to qualify for the last two rounds. Hogan has changed quite some since then, of course, as he shoots for a record fifth victory in the Open. But the course has, too. Robert Trent Jones, the noted golf architect, took care of that in recent months and the howls are going to approximate those which resounded over Birmingham, Mich., in 1951 when he finished tricking up the Oakland Hills course. Greens Big And Tough One thing certain, the guy who wins this one at Baltusrol is going to have to be a precise driver nad have a real putting touch. There's trouble galore for the errant wood shot and the greens are big and undulating. Even without being toughened, Baltusrol had enough hazards in the past to take the shine off a lot of favorites. This is the fourth Open to be staged over its fairways and in each of the other three it was an outsider who finished on top. Away back in 1903, Willie Anderson was thought to be about finished. But Willie won. Then in 1915 when the pros had things all their way just as they do today, an amateur named Jerry Travers picked up the marbles. Nation's Fifth Oldest Links of sand and heather girdling the fairway. Beyond, the green is on a plateau, hemmed in by traps and mounds. Baltusrol, it is evident, is well prepared for another of its famous "upsets." Wildness Plagues JV's In Loss to Santa Ana The Santa Ana Jayvees maintained their mastery over Anaheim yesterday as they defeated the locals, 7-5. The base on balls proved to be Rudy Peralta's own worst enemy as five of the runs were scored by men who walked. Peralta went the distance and gave up but six hits. However, nine strikeouts could not erase the damage of ten walks and one hit batsman. The Colonists had a bit of glory in that they outhit the Saints by a margin of eight to six, including a dying effort in the seventh as Bill French and Dick Hathock hit a home run and a triple to almost pull even with the Saints. Bich Blankmeyer hit two for four to give him a total of fifteen hits for十六 at bats this round and a total of fifteen hits for十四 at bats for the entire league play to easily take the team batting title. ANAHEIM AB R H Van De Warker, cf. 2 0 1 Morris, lb 2 0 0 Blankmeyer, lb 4 1 0 Hathock, c 2 0 0 Peralta, lb 4 0 0 Harker, rf 2 0 0 Eminosa, lb 3 1 2 Flynn, ss 2 1 1 Feil, if 2 0 0 Weaver (6th), If 1 0 0 French (5th) ef 1 2 1 Totals **5** **5** SPNTA ANA AB R H Liolios, cf **2** **0** Berrigan, rf **2** **0** Scrurskely, lb **2** **1** Six Champs to Compete In Long Beach Boat Race LONG BEACH—Six 1953 champions will be at Marine Stadium here to defend honors Sunday when 75 inboard raceboats collide in the sixth All-Western Memorial Day regatta before an expected 10,000 fans. Three hours of action will start at 1 p.m. according to General Chairman Don Thompson of the sponsoring Beimont Shore Lions Club. Although the 130 m.p.h., 266-Cubic inch hydroplanes are the "prima donna" fleet, with Rich Hallett of Downey to drive Keith Black's Flyin' Etuceril as defender, outstanding action is expected in two other classes. Defending against 10 gaudy Cracker Box runabouts will be Bob Petterson's Hot Clinders of champion. Hot Clinders also holds both mile and competition records. Gillette Smith, El Monte, who outsmarted all competition to win national title in the 48-Cubic inch hydroplane class at Beaumont Texas, will be among 12 drivers challenging-Victor Klette, Norwalk. Others defending will be hydroplane racers Marion Beaver, Parker, Ariz., Pacific One Design; Bud Meyer, Hollywood, 135-cubic inch; George King, Fresno, 225-cubic inch; Rich Hallett, Downey, 266-cubic inch. End Shame, Embarrassment of Bed-Wetting DRY-TABS ends the expense of ruined furniture...the danger of catching colds and infectious rash- Baltusrol had enough hazards in the past to take the shine off a lot of favorites. This is the fourth Open to be staged over its fairways and in each of the other three it was an outsider who finished on top. Away back in 1903, Willie Anderson was thought to be about finished. But Willie won. Then, in 1915 when the pros had things all their way just as they do today, an amateur named Jerry Travers picked up the marbles. Nation's Fifth Oldest Links And in 1936, swarthy Tony Marner came storming out of nowhere to overpower the favorites and score his longshot victory. Baltusrol, fifth oldest course in the nation, can point to a number of other tournaments in which the favorites fell. Consider the national amateurs which were played on the par 72 layout which now measures an extended 7,093 yards, closing with a pair of par lives which measure 620 and 545 yards respectively. Back in 1926, George Von Elm upset Bobby Jones for the amateur crown at Baltusrol, and in 1946 quiet, almost ignored Ted Bishop defeated confident Smiley uck. But it's even tougher now that Jones has finished with his slide rule and bulldozers. Farrell labels the fourth and the 17th the toughest—calling the latter a "nightmare." The fourth is a par three, 200-yarder against a prevailing wind. 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