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SIDELINE UPPOSITIONS BY BOB ZIMMER George Perry, president of the Anaheim Riding Club, has sent in some regulations to be followed by riders and hikers using the first section of the long-awaited trails on the levees of the Santa Ana River. This section is located between Hamilton Street, Costa Mesa, and W. 17th Street, Santa Ana. Riders are requested to take only on the east levee while crossing the west levee is permitted only at the ramp constructed at the end of Wintersburg Road near the Harbor Boulevard Bridge and the ramp from the Santa Ana Stables near 17th Street. Riders are asked not to ride directly in wheel tracks on levees. Other regulations include: No Autos Motor-driven vehicles will not be permitted on east levee except for county patrol, maintenance or fire; No smoking while riding or hiking. Smoke only in cleared areas; No riding up or down sides of levees. Ride only designated trail; Enter or leave the trail only at designated openings; No trespassing on private property adjacent to trail and no picking of fruit adjacent to trail; Record and report all acts of vandalism, trespassing or violation of trails rules to the proper authorities. According to Perry, the proposal to continue the trail the entire length of the river hinges on the satisfactory use of this section on a trial basis if he urges all riders to faithfully observe the regulations. COLLEGIATE STAR Mary Flynn of Anaheim, former Orange County junior tennis champion, is adding to her laurels on eastern courts. She recently defeated Pat Ratterman of Cincinnati, 6-3, 7-5 to capture the Trinity College of Washington, D.C. championship. She also advanced to the semi-finals of a national intercollegiate tournament before losing to May Jo Daly of Chicago, 6-3, 9-7. Billy Canrell of Anaheim will drive a 1954 McCulloch supercharged Kaiser in the 500-lap stock car race at the Carrell Speedway Sunday. Canrell won the first race ever held on the Carrell oval in 1928. Since The Carrell Speedway will be razed, starting next Tuesday, to make way for a free-way, Canrell is eager to close out with another victory. He has won the last two feature races at the Gardena speedway, one in the midgets and one in sprint cars. Al Musil Santa Ana YMCA physical education director for eight years, has accepted a position as aquatic and gymnastic coach at Garden Grove High School. He will also be in charge of the summer swimming program in that city. Musil produced several national champion gymnasts at the Santa Ana Y. Pafko Still Clutch Hitter for Braves Despite Collisions and Pulled Muscles By CARL LUNDQUIST United Press Sports Writer Research N Whips Kwii Cal Research defeated the set Bees, 8-7, in a City Least last night although Elme and Don Hall blasted hot for the losers. Bob Kjer hurried a thrill for the losers, but wildness his downfall as he walked ters. In other league games, mists defeated the Kwikets, 6-0, and Bates Cafe the Cypress VFW, 13-2. CAL RESEARCH Totals KWIKSET BEES Hall, cf Wright, ss Dixon, 2b Potter, 1b Dick, 2b Ricey, 2b Francin, c Kije, p Roundfree, if Bries, rf Lappen, rf Totals Mendoza, ss Noggles, 3b Clifton, 1b Meisenhimer, c Peralta, p Boozel, 2b Rogers, cf Kniffen, lf Garcia, lf Pates, rf Hickman, rf Pafko Still Clutch Hitter for Braves Despite Collisions and Pulled Muscles By CARL LUNDQUIST United Press Sports Writer Andy Pafko has been beaned, knocked unconscious in collisions, and slowed up by pulled leg muscles, but the slugging outfielder from Boyceville, Wis., still was the moving spirit of the first place Milwaukee Braves today. Andy, the handy dandy, who never hits .300, never sets the pace in runs batted in or in homers, nevertheless comes through with those clutch touch hits that win key ball games. Wednesday night it was Pafko who stretched Milwaukee's winning streak to nine games with his fourth hit, a single that brought in Danny O'Connell, who had doubled, for a 7-5 victory over Cincinnati Pafko drove in two runs and so scored a pair himself. Pafko Carries Load When the Braves dealt pitchers Johnny Antonelli and Don Liddle to the Giant last winter for Bobby Thomson it figured that Pafko might have to move to the bench, at least occasionally. Now with Thomson still out indefinitely with his broken ankle, Pafko is carrying the load. Moreover, the Braves are putting the lie to the critics who said they gave up too much pitching in the Thomson deal. Wednesday night, young Gene Conley pitched his fourth victory against a lone defeat for the Braves, putting him even with Chet Nichols (4-3) in victories. Nichols and Conley were the pitchers replacing Liddle and Antonelli, who at this stage last season each had a 2-1 record. Thus Conley and Nichols overall now are 8-4 as against 4-2 at the same period for the men they replaced. Robin Roberts finally ended his seven-game losing streak against the Dodgers, beating them 8-6 with the aid of five runs driven in by Del Ennis. The Giants took over second place with their fifth straight victory, 2-1 over Pittsburgh on Ruben Gomez' six-hit pitching and a fifth inning homer by Davey Williams. The Cubs pounded out homers by Ernie Banks, Joe Garagiola, Hank Sauer and Dee Fondy in a 15-5 drubbing of the Cardinals. Chicago made it two in a row over the pace-setting Indians in the American League race, cutting their lead to ½ game with a 5-4 triumph. The Senators finally beat lefty Ed Lopat of the Yankees after he had run up 11 straight triumphs against them, winning 2-1 on Jim Lemon's ninth inning single. Philadelphia topped Boston 6-5 in 10 innings while Detroit handed Baltimore its sixth straight defeat, 6-3. Ennis Stars Ennis hit a three-run homer and drove in other tallies with a fly ball and infield out as lefty Johnny Podres suffered the first loss of his career in Brooklyn. Gil Hodges hit his 100th home in Brooklyn and the 180th of his career while Duke Snider also homered for Brooklyn and Willie Jones got one for the Phils. Williams' homer provided the difference for the onrushing Giants as Gomez won a tough duel with loser Vern Law, who gave up only four hits. The Cubs, who lead the majors in homers, boosted their total to 50 with their 14-hit triumph over the Cardinals in which Sauer got his 13th, driving in four runs with two hits. Fondy got four hits. Bob Porterfield, who has won five straight and six for the season, building up his streak while the Senators were winning seven and losing 14, held the Yankees to seven hits. Singles by Pete Runnels and Ed Fitzgerald preceded Lemon's winning hit for the Nats in the ninth. High Scud, Kingly Be Imbros in Compton INGLEWOOD (UP)—Ranch's High Scud, holding a pound edge in weights over favored Imbros, raced to a length victory in yesterday's 000 Compton Handicap at Wood Park. Imbros, holder of th ewo record for seven furlongs, third. Kingly hit the wire sec. High Scud's time for the furlongs was 1:21 3-5, only a of a second off the track rec. Imbros, carrying 130 pounds High Scud's 109, led the field the stretch, turning in a six long time of 1:09 1-5, which equated the track mark. High Scud paid $37.10, $13.90 $4.20. L'Aiglone tops a field of three-year-olds that go post-today in the $15,000 Playa Del Stakes. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful, Courteous, Service 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 Planning a Trip? WANT TO KNOW Where? How far? How much? FREE! HOLIDAY TRIP PLANNER Much of the fun of a trip is planning it. To increase your enjoyment, we have a copy of HOUDAY TRIP PLANNER, U. S. A., for you. Prepared by HOUDAY MAGAZINE, it is full of interesting, practical information about the whole country. See us for your free copy soon. CASEY-BECKHAM "ORANGE COUNTY'S LEADING PONTIAC DEALER" 336 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Phone KE 5-2857 or KE 5-2858 A GOOD DEAL AND A GOOD DEAL MORE Here's a MUFFLER we can heartily recommend— HEADER & DUAL SET FOR MOST CARS SERVING ORANGE WEST AUTO Floyd G. West COMPARE OL ANAHEIM Telephone KEystone 5-4109 Research Nine Whips Kwikset Cal Research defeated the Kwikset Bees, 8-7, in a City League game last night although Elmer Potter and Don Hall blasted home runs or the losers. Bob Kjer hurled a three-hitter for the losers, but wildness led to its downfall as he walked 11 batters. In other league games, the Optiists defeated the Kwikset Horets, 6-0, and Bates Cafe drubbed the Cypress VFW, 13-2. CAL RESEARCH AB R H vet, 3b 1 1 1 look, p 4 0 1 ray, ss 3 0 1 miller, cf 0 1 0 olfe, 1b 1 0 nilap, cf 1 0 0 xson, rf 1 0 0 darson, rf 1 0 0 smith, c 1 1 0 walawack, 2b 1 0 miller 2 1 0 Totals 21 8 3 KWIKSET BEES AB R H hill, cf 4 1 1 right, ss 4 1 1 xon, 2b 4 1 tatter, 2b 2 1 ck, 2b 2 0 cey, 2b 2 0 ancin, c 2 0 ar p 3 0 rundtree, if 2 1 ice, rf 2 1 appen, rf 1 0 Totals 25 7 4 endoza, ss 3 0 6 egles, 3b 3 0 6 inton, 1b 3 0 sensenhimer, c 3 0 0 alta, p 2 0 2 zelel, 2b 2 0 heres, cf 2 0 2 effen, cf 1 0 2 cla, if 1 0 2 ees, rf 1 0 kman, rf 1 0 Totals 24 4 OPTIMISTS AB R H fm, lb 4 1 1 games, n 4 1 1 de Bruyn, 3b 4 1 ny, c 4 1 1 leon, 2b 2 b dieto, ss 2 b diccan, cf f naleras, lf f ustin, rf f STARS Continue to Pull Away From PCL Field by Troucing Padres, 10-0 BX DON THACKREY United Press Sports Writer SAN FRANCISCO The middle of the Pacific Coast League standings was squeezed together like a Gibson girl's waist today with the sixth place club only a game and a half out of second. And the Hollywood Stars, a bust at the beginning of the season, were steadily increasing the dimensions in the upper part of the entire PCL night. The Linescores: San Diego 000 000 000—0 3 3 Hollywood 300 013 03x—10 18 0 Thomason, Herrera (6), Smith (8) and Aylward; Donoso and Dorton. Sacrameno 002 101 000—4 10 1 Oakland 000 001 000—1 10 1 Daley and Partee; Nicholas. Atkins (7), White (9), and Neal, Landini (1). Lynx Battle Holly At Buena Park T Buena Park's Lynx tally wood in an exhibition Buena Park tonight at The same two clubs at Hollywood Saturday. Hollywood is an assoc ber of the Pacific Coast gue, but their games do in the standings. Sally Russell twirled ter as the Puente Gold the Lynx,5-2,at Buena day night. Puente cut loose for fo BY DON THACKREY United Press Sports Writer SAN FRANCISCO The middle of the Pacific Coast League standings was squeezed together like a Gibson girl's waist today with the sixth place club only a game and a half out of second. And the Hollywood Stars, a bust at the beginning of the season, were steadily increasing the dimensions in the upper part of the loop. The Twinks mashed San Diego, 10-0 last night to drop them into a second place tie with Sacramento, 4-1 victor over the Oakland Oaks. The jack-in-the-box San Francisco Seals further tightened the first division fight with a 2-1 victory over Seattle which left the Seals only a game and a half behind San Diego. Portland beat Los Angeles 6-2 in their tussle for the cellar. Three-hit Pitching The Stars got three-hit pitching from Lino Donoso to scuttle San Diego and increase their league lead to a fat five and a half games. Donoso gave up only three singles to the Padres and was backed by a more-than-sufficient 18-hit attack. The victory was the second straight for the Padres this week and the seventh win in a row for Hollywood as the Stars continued to eliminate all opposition. Sacramento back into a second place tie after the Solons' disasterous encounter with Hollywood by evening their series with Oakland. Young Bud Daley, obtained by the Sacs from the Cleveland Indians, organization made his first PCL start. He was in constant trouble, giving up 10 hits and walking four, but kept the Oaks away from the plate except in the sixth inning. Daley's batterymate, Roy Partee drove in two Sacramento runs and outfielder Ed Bockman plated the other pair. Oak Harry Nicholas took the loss. Seals Win Again The surprising Seals again came from behind with runs in the eighth and ninth to down Seattle and make it 14 victories in their last 16 starts. Ken Holcombe and Adrian Zabala held the Rainliers to five hits with reliever Zabala getting the win. Gene Bearden was, the loser. The winning SF run in the ninth was manufactured from a double by pinch-hitter Al Lyons and an rbi-single by Reno Cheso. Big left-chander Bill Boemler pitched the Beams in the entire PCL night. The Linescores: San Diego 000 000 000—0 3 3 Hollywood 300 013 03x—10 18 0 Thomason, Herrera (6), Smith (8) and Aylward; Donoso and Doron. Sacramonte 002 101 000—4 10 1 Oakley 000 001 000—1 10 1 Daley and Partee; Nicholas. Atkins (7), White (9), and Neal, Landini (1). San Francisco 000 000 011—2 8 1 Seattle 000 001 000—1 5 1 Holcombe, Zabala (8) and Donohue; Bearden and Orteig. Los Angeles 000 000 020—2 4 3 Portland 300 000 12x—6 9 1 Moisan, Simpson (8) and Meek; Boemler and Gladd. Mattox Leads Colonists In Sunset Loop Batting Ben Mattox led the Anaheim Colonista in league batting with 6 hits in 17 at bats for an average of .353, which gave him the eighth spot in the Sunset circuit. Dick Woody of Fullerton's champions copped the individual crown with a mark of .450 on 9 hits in 20 trips while Bob Coopman, with a .444 figure, climbed Carl Pennnington, who had .442, for the gunner-up spot. Other leading Anaheim hitters were Lupe Gonzales (.311); Bob Loustau (.28); Don Leigh (.262), and Paul Grover (.250). Leading Hitters AB H Avg. D. Woody, Fullerton ...20 9 450 C. Pennington, Fullerton ...45 9 444 Fitzpatrick, Newpt Har...46 20 435 W. Quesada, Fullerton ...46 18 291 J. Murphy, Newport Harb ...47 18 383 F. Grisselle, Santa Ana...50 18 360 B. Mattox, Santa Ana...17 6 523 A. Maldonado, Orange...40 14 250 L. Goumena, Anaheim...41 14 311 M. White, Fullerton...44 13 296 M. Immell, Santa Ana...32 9 281 B. Loustau, Anaheim...32 9 281 J. Newkirk, Newport H...40 11 275 M. Hendricks, Orange...22 6 273 Don Leigh, Anaheim...42 11 262 Wade Davis, Santa Ana...26 6 250 G. Runyon, Fullerton...36 9 250 J. Newkirk, Fullerton...40 10 250 Paul Grover, Anaheim...46 250 ENCOURAGEMENT KALAMAZOO, Mich — Borges Hospital here is doing its part to encourage large families. The hospital will provide free hospital care to mothers who have a fifth, sixth, seventh or eighth child this year. By Billy Cantrell and Allegheny latter making his first on the comback trail. He lously hurt in a racing last summer. PCL Standings PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. Pct. GB wood 31 19 .620 Diego 26 25 .510 5% mento 26 25 .510 5% and 26 26 .500 6 Francisco 24 26 .480 7 angeles 23 28 .451 8% and 21 28 .429 9% Ken Holcombe and Adrian Zabala held the Rainiers to five hits with reliever Zabala getting the win. Gene Bearden was, the loser. The winning SF run in the ninth was manufactured from a double by pinch-hitter Al Lyons and an rbi-single by Reno Cheso. Big leftchandler Bill Boemler pitched the Beavers to within a game of seventh place with a four-hitter. The king-sized southpaw pitched seven innings of hitless ball before being tapped for a single and a double in the eighth when the Angels scored both of their runs. 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FRONTIN LOCATED AT BUDD'S MARKET STEAKS T-BONE OR ROUND CLUB SWISS ROUND GROUND ROUND lean PORK CHOPS END CUTS CENTER CUTS 890 100% Pure PORK SAUSAGE 49 SPORTS BOB ZIMMER, Editor MARTINEZ CALLS FOR TITLE SHOT AFTER DAVEY WIN CHICAGO (UP) — Victorious Vince Martinez called today for a shot at the welterweight title while his technical knockout victim, Chuck Davey, faced retirement. Chuck is through," said Davey's manager, Hec Knowles, after Wednesday night's one-sided televised fight in which the now-deflated TV idol was floored three times and stopped in the seventh round. Davey wouldn't agree immediately — he wants a little time to think it over. "I don't want to make up my mind now," said Davey. "I'm going home Thursday and maybe Friday or Saturday I'll decide." But Knowles repeated, "He is through. He won't take that Los Angeles match with Art Avragon (scheduled for July 1)." In contrast to Davey's dejection, Martinez was beaming and brimming with confidence in the wake of his easy triumph. With a breezy air, he asked for a shot at welter champ Kid Gavilan and predicted he'd beat him. "Gavilan doesn't move too well," said the Paterson, N.J., scrapper who currently is not even ranked among the top 10 in the welter division. "I hit Davey with my right all night. No, not all night, and I probably couldn't hit Gavilan fight, I know I can beat him." Martinez, a 2-1 betting choice, As guests of Bob Boney, the pro tem directors of the newly-formed Anaheim Golf and Country Club held a luncheon meeting yesterday at the Balboa Bay Club. Host K. T. Kendall, president of the swank beach club, sat in consultation with the local group to discuss the multiplicity of organizational problems confronting any new privately financed recreational facility. "It is the hope and desire of this temporary committee that financing plan which will be-mately offered to potential members will be in the best interests of both members and the club," said Chairman Dick Gay. "Public confidence in the finally chosen course of action will be demonstrated only by the early response of those who seek affiliation with a private club," Gay concluded. Committee members reported many inquiries were received by them following Tuesday's press coverage of the initial meeting. Chairman Gay suggests that requests for applications may be mailed to the club in care of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce. llywood in an exhibition game at Buena Park tonight at 8 o'clock. The same two clubs will tangle at Hollywood Saturday night. Hollywood is an associate member of the Pacific Coast Girls League, but their games do not count in the standings. Sally Russell twirled a five-hitter as the Puente Gold Sox upset the Lynx, 5-2, at Buena Park Tuesday night. Puente cut loose for four runs in the top of the eighth on a double, a pair of singles, a walk and a hit batsman. The Lynx could tally only one in the bottom of the eighth on back-to-back doubles by Kathleen Bielefeld and Johnna Moore. Carol Spanks, who went the route for Buena Park, gave up only two hits in the regulation seven innings, but weakened in the eighth. Buena Park came from behind to tie the score in the last of the fifth on singles by Ruth Waldo and Marty Isenberg and an outfield error. Score by Innings Puente 001 000 04—5 5 2 Buena Park 000 010 01—2 5 1 Russell and Barmore, Johnson; Spanks and Isenberg, McDaniel. Five Portland Drivers Enter Carrell Classic Five Portland Drivers, topped by Herschel McGriff, winner of the first Mexican road race, were announced yesterday as new entries in the 500-lap NAXCAR stock race Sunday at Carrell Speedway. Racing Director Don Basile said McGriff and Ernie Rasmussen both will drive 1954 Olds 88's. A 1954 Buick was entered by Royce Hagerty. Johhy Kleper drives a Ford V8 and Art Watts a 1952 Ford 6. Entry of the four new cars from Portland brings to 18 the number of 1954 cars in the big field which will take time trials Saturday afternoon to determine the 33 cars on Sunday's starting field. Included in the 1954 models entered are two supercharged Kaiser Manhattanans. They'll be driven by Billy Cantrell and Allen Heath, the latter making his first start in the comback trall. He was seriously hurt in a racing accident last summer. HARDWARE SPECIALS for FRI., SAT., and SUN. The Sunday handy men and shoppers complete hardware store. 49.50 Hobo Chef BARBECUE 39¹⁵ 50 FT. PLASTIC HOSE $3.29 5 FT. STEP LADDERS $4.95 We carry a full line of Garden tools, supplies, Old Colony paints and Red-E-Crete Barbecue Charcoal, Briquets, Steer Manure, Vigoro, Ete. Open Week Days 'Til 6 — Sundays 10 'Til 2 p.m. BETTINGER HARDWARE 1226 E. Center St. Ph. 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