anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-28

Saturday night (7) 6:00, at the Indianapolis Coliseum where 8th ranked Joltin Joe Miceli (43W, 16L, 4D, 23KO's) meets busy Al Andrews (26W, 6L, 1D, 3KO's) in a middleweight ten, the judges will announce their scores at the end of each round. The legion of arm-chair judges who enjoy matching scores with the ringside officials should find this round-by-round check an aid to better home scoring. On the other hand, it may ruin that wonderful suspense of waiting for the banner to be announced. This is strictly an experiment. Do you do or do you don't like it? FRIDAY, MAY 28 7:00 (7) — fightView: Charlie Norkug (23W, 11L, 16KO's), 25-year-old ex-Marine, meets Tommy Hurricane Jackson (15W, 2L, 1D, 5KO's) in a heavyweight ten from Madison Square Garden. As the record shows, Norkug can stop the show with one punch. But Jack-ann is pressing; windmill-type fighter who gives an opponent little opportunity to throw that "one punch" and is himself quite capable of sending the crowd home early—he turned the lights out on Rex Layne and Dan Bucceroni in six rounds each! 8:15 (9) — Baseball: Tom Harmon and Lyle Bond on mike as Bragan sends Bowman (5-5) for Hollywood against the San Diego Padres. SATURDAY, MAY 29 10:25 (7) — Baseball: Our first look at National League action as the Brooklyn Dodgers and the NY Giants battle for second and third place honors. 1:00 (2) — Horse Race: The $50,000 added Coaching Club American Oaks, a mile and three-eighths for 3-year-old fillies, from Belmont Park. 1:30 (9) — Baseball: Mel Queen (10-1), who has accounted for one-third of the Stars' wins, goes against the Padres. 4:00 (7) — SportView: Micell vs. Andrews. 8:20 (7) — fightView: Unde feated lightweight Windy Hawkins (24w, 9 KO's) meets Chillin' Charley Green (26w, 15L, 5D, 18 KO's), top middleweight contender for the State crown, in the 10 round Legion main event. SUNDAY, MAY 30 1:30 (9) — Baseball: Hollywood's Walsh (2-1) and Donoso (5-1) face the Padres in today's double-header from Glimore Field. 2:50 (11) — Auto Race: More than 100 helplines hit the Westside smoke-path and crash-wall in today's bid for fame and glory Harry Schoeller, promotional director. Pazandak and Jack McDonald; also Leo Garibaldi;vs Lord Blears. 10:20 (9) — fightView: Films of the Rocky Graziario — Tony Zale middleweight title bout. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2 7:00 (2) — fightView: From the St. Louis Arena, the ex-world lightweight champion Jimmy Carter (65W, 17L, 8D, 26KO's) meets unrated Chillie! Charley Lilley (63W, 2L, 1D, 54KO's), a St. Louis featherweight. This is a last minute substitute for the Carter—DeMarco co-title bout which was postponed due to Paddy's illness, and it's a little difficult to understand why they would match an unrated featheweight with the boy who is an odds-on favorite to regain the heavier world's lightweight crown. 8:15 (9) — Baseball: Stars vs Solons. 9:00 (5) — maTVview: Brazil and Sydney defend against Bolo and Blce from whom they won the TV tag-team title last week in a non-TV match. TV title in a non-TV match? Oh well. THURSDAY, JUNE 3 7:00 (9) — Flashing Tips: Solons. 8:15 (9) — Baseball: Stars vs Clinteck has Pierpoint skipper Les 8:30 (13) — Fishin Flashes: Mac Robertson as his guest, and tonight's film featitures lift-pole fishing for Yellow-trail and Blue-fin Tuna as well as hand line fishing for Sea Bass. 9:00 (12) — Auto Race: Modified stock cars (hard-fops), which used to alternate with the jalopies on Sundays, are now the Thursday night TV fare. 9:30 (5) — Fishing Fun. Baseball (Standings) By UNITED PRESS National League W. L. Pet. GB Milwaukee ... 22 14 .611 ... New York ... 21 16 .568 1½ ... Brooklyn ... 20 17 .541 2½ ... Philadelphia ... 19 17 .528 3 ... St. Louis ... 21 19 .525 3 ... Cincinnati / ... 19 19 .500 4 ... Chicago ... 17 20 .459 5½ ... Pittsburgh ... 12 29 .293 12½ Thursday's Results Philadelphia 11 Brooklyn 5 Chicago 7 St. Louis 3 (Only games scheduled.) Americaas League W. L. Pet. GB Cleveland ... 24 12 .667 ... Chicago ... 24 13 .649 % yours free! Tomorrow will mark the opening of the 30th season at the Anaheim City Plunge. With the opening of the Plunge, Saturday swims at high school plunge will be initiated until the start of school September. It will be re-open soon on the summer schedule announced soon. The City Plunge will be used to direction of John Wallin, high school coach. It will be open Saturdays, days and holidays until the end of the school June 19. For theance of the summer, it will be open seven days a week. Wallin reported that 61,000mers used the plunge last year expects a 10 to 15 per cent increase this summer. Swimming lessons for begin will be offered all children in Anaheim area each morning. Kliss, Williams Return to Action In Tennis Tourn Don Kliss and Jean Williams Anaheim return to the Los Angeles Tennis Club tomorrow more as play is resumed in the second week - end of the Southern California Junior Tennis Championships. Kliss played some of the tennis of his short career during the first week - end to defeatley Morey of Santa Monica. 6-1, and George Confino of LA Angeles, 6-1, 6-1, to go into third round. His next match will be a to one as he faces Bentley Hill, of La Jolla, second - seeded the boys' 13 year old and un-singles. Hill has won over K in several previous tournaments but the local boy is hoping for reversal of the score tomorrow. Miss Williams lost in the single last week, but returns for a round doubles match in the girl 15 year old and under division where she and her partner, J.Borchard of Oxnard, oppose and seeded Sally Moore of Bakefield and Jacqueline Teglund. Holiday Trip Planner FOR CAR • BUS • RAIL • AIR Much of the fun of a trip is planning it. To increase your enjoyment, we have a copy of Holiday Trip Planner, U. S. A., for you. Prepared by Holiday Magazine, it is full of interesting, practical information about the whole country. See us for your free copy soon. CASEY-BECKHAIM "Orange County's Leading Pontiac Dealer" 338 S. Los Angeles St. — Anaheim Phone KE 5-2857 or KE 5-2858 "A GOOD DEAL AND A GOOD DEAL MORE" DIXON'S ELECTRIC Commercial and Residential Wiring PHONE:— DAY JA 7-3001 NIGHT KE 5-9573 ANGE TO OPEN—Here are some Anaheim youngsters taking the first swim of the 1954 season in the Anaheim City Plunge. Tomorrow will mark the official opening of the 30th season at the local swimming hole. The plunge, under the management of John Wallin, Anaheim High coach, will be open Saturdays, Sundays and holidays until the completion of school June 19, at which time it will be opened seven days a week for the balance of the summer. (Bulletin photo) City Plunge to Be Opened Tomorrow Tomorrow will mark the opening of the 30th season at the Anaheim Plunge. On the opening of the City Plunge, Saturday swims at the school plunge will be terminated until the start of school inember. It will be re-opened on the summer schedule to be announced soon. City Plunge will be under direction of John Wallin, local ing June 22 and continuing throughout the summer. Admission prices will remain the same as in previous years. On week days, the charge will be 15 cents for children under 12, 25 cents for juniors under 17 and 50 cents for adults, 17 and over. Sundays and holidays, the prices will be boost-ed to 20 cents for children, 40 cents for juniors and 65 cents for adults. For further details watch the Recreation Department Summer Bulletin or call the Recreation Department office. KEystone 5-7291, or the City Plunge, KEystone 5-7840. norrow will mark the opening the 30th season at the Anaheim Plunge with the opening of the City e, Saturday swims at the school plunge will be terml until the start of school in umber. It will be re-opened on the summer schedule to be unced soon. City Plunge will be under direction of John Wallin, local school coach. will be open Saturdays, Sunand holidays until the end of school June 19. For the balof the summer, it will be kept seven days a week. Wallin reported that 61,000 swimused the plunge last year and is a 10 to 15 per cent increase summer. mming lessons for beginners be offered all children in the elm area each morning, start- ss, Williams turn to Action Tennis Tourney Kliss and Jean Williams of him return to the Los Angelnis Club tomorrow morning ay is resumed in the second end of the Southern CalifJunior Tennis Champion s played some of the best of his short career during first week - end to defeat Calorey of Santa Monica. 6-0, and George Confino of Los es, 6-1, 6-1, to go into the round. next match will be a tough he faces Bentley Hill, Jr. Jolla, second - seeded in ays' 13 year old and under. Hill has won over Kliss several previous tournament local boy is hoping for of the score tomorrow. Williams lost in the sing week, but returns for a fidoubles match in the girear old and under divisishe and her partner, Jon ard of Oxnard, oppose seceded Sally Moore of Bakerand Jacqueline Teglund of ing June 22 and continuing throughout the summer. Admission prices will remain the same as in previous years. On week days, the charge will be 15 cents for children under 12, 25 cents for juniors under 17 and 50 cents for adults, 17 and over. Sundays and holidays, the prices will be boost-ed to 20 cents for children, 40 cents for juniors and 65 cents for adults. For further details watch the Recreation Department Summer Bulletin or call the Recreation De-partment office. KEystone 5-7291, or the City Plunge. KEystone 5-7840. H. R. 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