anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-04

Sutliff Hurls No-Hitter as Elks Win No-hit games are becoming the rule rather than the exception in local softball circles. Ralph Sutliff tossed the fifth hitless effort of the yet-young campaign as the Anaheim Elks defeated the Magnolia Cobras 3-0, in a City "A" League game at City Park. Sutliff also contributed two singles to the Elks' attack to share hitting honors with Leon Knoeller. In other major league scuffles last night, Tony Beltran fired a two-hitter as the Ballman's TVers nipped P & L Transmission, 2-0, in 10 innings, and the Teamsters edged Hall's Drive-In. 3-2. In "B" League action at Cypress City Park this week, Bob's Super Market drubbed the Cypress VFW. (POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT) Retain ROBERT C. KIRKWOOD State Controller As the "Watchdog of the Treasury," Bob Kirkwood is doing an outstanding job for 17-4; the Anaheim Optimists downed Orval's Bike Shop, 7-1, and the M&L Bates Cafe bested the La Palma Drive-In, 4-3. The Zion Lutherans romped to an 18-10 victory over the Stanton Community 2's as the Church "C" League season got unde way late. Seals Extend Winning Streak to Eight Games, But Fail to Gain on Hollywood By DON THACKREY United Press Sports Writer SAN FRANCISCO (UP) The San Francisco Seals made it eight in a row in the Pacific Coast League last night but the Hollywood Stars were still twinkling just beyond the horizon. The Seals downed bedraggled Portland 3-1 for their longest string since Tommy Heath took over as manager, but the Stars dumped Sacramento 4-1 to remain five and a half games in front. The San Diego Padres scored a narrow 4-3 victory over Oakland and Los Angeles was rained out at Seattle. Ironically Heath missed the Seals victory, being ill with insecticide poisoning. A month ago there would have been rumors that the poison was deliberately self-inflicted, but the Seals have changed all that by winning 22 out of 26 and climbing from a disgraceful eighth to a graceful second. Seals Outbit The Seals made their eight the hard way being outhit by the Beavers 8-6. But loser Glenn Elliott made their way easier for them by walking three men after two were out in the third inning and then giving up a two-run single to Bob Dipietro. enth to get Munger any runs, but when they did they got him package of four tallies that prove more than sufficient. Munger came out for a pinch hitter during the rally. Chet Johnson was the loser, getting up eight of the 10 Hollywood hits. Bases Full Bob Elliott hit a long sacrifice fly with the bases full in the bottom of the eighth to break a 3 tie and give San Diego its third victory over Oakland this week. The win pulled the Padres within a half game of the third place Acorns. Dick Faber provided two of San Diego's runs with the only home run of the night in the whole league. Oakland, a study in frustration banged out 15 hits but left 14 runners abandoned to their fates as the Pads took advantage of the nine safeties. Chris Van Cuyk was the loser and Cliff Chambers picked up his win, although needing help to go through the ninth frame. The linescore: Sacramento 100 000 000 1 8 Hollywood 000 000 40x 4 10 Johnson, Candin (7) and Ritchie; Munger, Main (8) and Brigan. ROBERT C. KIRKWOOD State Controller As the "Watchdog of the Treasury," Bob Kirkwood is doing an outstanding job for all the citizens of California. Insure integrity and ability. Retain KIRKWOOD Committee of County Chairmen changed all that by winning 22 out of 26 and climbing from a disgraceful eighth to a graceful second. Seals Outfit The Seals made their eight the hard way, being outhit by the Beavers 8-6. But loser Glenn Elliott made their way easier for them by walking three men after two were out in the third inning and then giving up a two-run single to Bob Dipietro. Frank Hiller was the winner although he had to call on Bob Muncrief in the ninth after the tying runs got aboard. Red Murger methodically cut down the Sacramento Solons to win his seventh game in a row since losing his first start. The Stars waited until the sev. ANAHEIM BUSINESS DIRECTORY Anaheim Community Hospital Medical, Surgical, Industrial, Emergency KE 5-2208 Advertising When You Want, Try a Want Ad—Anaheim Bulletin KE 5-6051 Brodie Electrical Service Emergency calls taken 24 hrs. daily KE 5-4070 Garage, Arnold E. Howard Complete Automotive Service 130 S. Lemon, KE 5-2239 Fire Department Anaheim KE 5-2346 Appliance Repair, Arnold E. Howard Household & Fractional H.P. Motor Repalf, 130 S. Lemon, KE 5-2239 Moving, Storage, and General Trucking Anaheim Truck and Transfer Co., 50% S. 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Borden—Exec. Vice-Pres. W. B. Sheppard—Asst. Mgr. H. H. Benjamin—Director Dr. Charles V. Schutz—Director Ernest W. Sullivan—Branch Mgr. NOW ... for Your Convenience Money Orders May Be Purchased Here SAVINGS and Loan Association of Anaheim OUR 65TH YEAR IN ANAHEIM ANAHEIM OFFICE 211 E. Center St., Anaheim Phone KEystone 5-2883 GARDEN GROVE BRANCH 9332 Garden Grove Blvd. Phone LEigh 9-1144 Elks Win treak to Eight on Hollywood get Munger any runs, but they did they got him a of four tallies that proved than sufficient. Munger it for a pinch hitter durrally. Johnson was the loser, give eight of the 10 Hollywood Bases Full Elliott hit a long sacrifice in the bases full in the bot-the eighth to break a 3-3 give San Diego its third over Oakland this week. pulled the Padres to a half game of the third corns. Faber provided two ofiego's runs with the only run of the night in the league. and, a study in frustration, out 15 hits but left 14 run-andoned to their fates as is took advantage of their feties. Van Cuyk was the loser of Chambers picked up the though needing help to get the ninth frame. inescore: ento 100 000 000 1 8 0 ood 000 000 40x 4 10 0 on, Candini (7) and Ritchinger, Main (8) and Bra- PRE-GAME STRATEGY—Dave Hernandez, coach of the Anaheim Jr. Legion baseball squad, talks over pre-game strategy with Frank Doretti, veteran catcher, in preparation. for a weekend, series with the strong Fullerton squad. The opening game of the Northern Division season will be played at Amerige Park, Fullerton, tomorrow and at La Palma Park Sunday. Jr. Legion Horsehiders Launch 1954 Campaign At Fullerton Tomorrow Jr. Legion Horsehiders Launch 1954 Campaign At Fullerton Tomorrow Dave Hernander' Anaheim Junior Legion horsehiders will launch the defense of their Orange County title in a Northern Division series with favored Fullerton this week. The two clubs tangle at Amerige Park, Fullerton, tomorrow at 2 p.m. and at La Palma Park Sunday. Anaheim knocked over their Northern Orange County rivals twice last season to end Fullerton's six-year reign as county champions. Anaheim went on to take the district title, but lost to San Diego in the Fourth Area playoffs. Hernandez has eight returnees from the 1953 squad, including Catcher Frank Doretti, Pitcher Rudy Peralta, Infielders Larry Moorehead, Joe Avitia and Alan Story and Outfielders Vern and Leroy Weaver and Mickey Flynn. Other Players The squad also includes Pitchers Bob Scholz, Paul Grover and Paul Morris, Infielders Dick Blankmeyer, Alan Moody, Lyn Wolter and Rich Ezpinoza and Outfielder Bill French. The new Anaheim pilot has named a tentative starting lineup that includes Groves, a southpaw, on the mound, Doretti behind the plate. Moorhead at first, Morris at second, Avitia at shortstop. Storey at third and the two Weavers and French in the outfield. Today, Fullerton High School's baseball team completed in the CIF finals with the winner considered Southern California champ. The majority of Fullerton players will be eligible for American Legion competition. Strong Favorites As a result, Fullerton has been installed as a strong favorite to annex the Northern Division title as well as the county playoffs. Eight players are returning from last summer's team of coach Bucky Walters. Returning are Joe Newkirk, 1b; Gerald Runyon, p; Carl Pennington, 3b; Jerry Fishel, c; Larry Fishel cf; Kenny Enright, n; Mike White, as and Brian Sta- Why FORD is First Sports Calendar Tonight CHURCH "C" LEAGUE SOFTBALL—St. Boniface Twos vs. First Baptist Twos 7 p.m. Free Methodists vs. Cypress Nazarenes, 8:30 p.m. Both games at City Park. Tomorrow JUNIOR LEGION BASEBALL—Anaheim vs. Fullerton at Amerige Park, Fullerton, 2 p.m. BOUCK WINS TITLE Mike Bouck captured the Sunset League Tennis championship by defeating his Anaheim High teammate, Harry Ryan, 6-2, 3-6, 6-2, yesterday. Both boys are competing in the CIF championships at Long Beach this weekend. WHAT A THRILL... when you ride a Schwinn ORVAL'S "Your Schwinn Bicycle Dealer" 419 W. Center, Ph. KE 5-2759 Danny Rogers Honored as the Hornet Athlete of Year FULLERTON (OCNS) — Danny Rogers, 19-year-old Fullerton Junior College sophomore, accrued the most outstanding basketball player in the 1954 state tournament, was awarded the Arthur L. Nunn Memorial Award today at the school's assembly. Each year, the most inspiration-athlete is chosen from among the competitive sport participants. The award commemorates the long and distinguished services of the Arthur L. Nunn. Nunn, who died during the summer of 1949, was a coach and physical education instructor at Fullerton. Rogers is the fifth Hornet so honored. Receiving the initial award was Don Johnson from El Monte High In 1951, Fullerton's Bob Ferguson received the highly-coveted award. Charles Holloway, outstanding athlete in football, basketball, baseball and track and won the 1952 award. Holloway was from Northern High School in Detroit, Mich. Last year, Excelsior's Vance Baldwin won the award. He was an all-conference football lineman. Rogers significant sports background includes top performance in four spots. He was a two-year letterman in basketball and lettered one year each in baseball, tennis and cross country. He was chosen on the first string all-state basketball for the past two years and was named the outstanding basketball player in the 1954 all-state tourney. The former Mark Keppel High school student is majoring in English, he is currently planning to enroll in USC in September. (POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT) More Than Honesty The office of County Treasurer in Orange County is one of tremendous responsibility. There is responsibility for the safe-keeping of millions of dollars in public funds. However, it is not merely a question of being honest and trustworthy in accounting for this huge fund. A County Treasurer must have more than honesty. That isn't enough. A part of his great responsibility is the wise handling of public money, to make it yield as much as possible in earnings, rather than leave it idle in the treasury. The County Treasurer, therefore should have wide experience in high-level finance. A County Treasurer must have more than honesty. That isn't enough. A part of his great responsibility is the wise handling of public money, to make it yield as much as possible in earnings, rather than leave it idle in the treasury. The County Treasurer, therefore should have wide experience in high-level finance. The present County Treasurer, Harvey A. Gardner, with life-long financial experience, has efficiently handled the great responsibility of the public treasury for more than 11 years, with not a penny lost and every possible dollar earned. Re-Elect HARVEY A. 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