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SPORT TVIEWS by Bill Burns There's good news tonight! The 15th annual Compton Invitational Track and Field Meet will be televised (11) 8:30 to 10:00. More than 100 of the world's top athletes can be seen; Sweden's Ingvar Ericsson (4:03.6) will match Marides with K. U.'s cinder ace, Wes Santee (4:01.3), in a crack at the 4-minute mile; Mal Whitfield will dual Oxy's Jim Terrill and UCLA's sensational freshman, Bob Seaman, in the 880; the world's four best quarter-milers, Lea Rhoden, Marshburn and Baker, will spike the one-lapper; while Fortune Gordien and Parry O'Brien, who has a habit of breaking his own world records, will head the list of field event stars. Bill Welsh will handle the commentary, color and interviews. FRIDAY, JUNE 4 7:00 (4) — fighTView: The sensational Argentine-bomber Eduardo Lausse (48w, 5L, 2D, 39KO's) meets rugged Joe Rindone (33w, 12L, 4D, 14KO's) in a middleweight ten from N. Y.'s St. Nick's Arena. The 28-year-old Roxbury, Mass., mauler who began his career with 6 straight KO's was undefeated last year, including a duke over Pierre Lansiols. Lausse, idol of Buenos Aires, is working on a string of 16 straight, 14 via the sleeper route. 8:15 (9) — Baseball: Mel Queen (11-1) will take the mound for the Hollywood Stars against the stubborn Sacramento Solons. 8:30 (11) — sporTView: Compton Relays. SATURDAY, JUNE 5 10:55 (7) — Baseball: Philadelphia A's host the high-riding Cleveland Indians in today's American League TV action. 1:00 (2) — Horse Race: Peter Pan Hdcp., a mile and three-eights at $25,000 added, for 3-year-olds. 1:30 (9) — Baseball: Stars vs. Solons. 6:00 (7) — fighTView: Tommy Maddox (11w, 5L, 3D, 4KO's) swims the second Louis-Schneling fight — June 1938, for the world's heavy-weight title. We won't tell how it comes out, but if the phone rings during the first round, better let it ring a couple of times. TUESDAY, JUNE 8 8:15 (9) — Baseball: Leading 4 games to 3 for the cross-town crown. Hollywpod moves into Wrigley Field for another 7-game series with the Angels. The Stars are well ahead in the PCL while L.A. is near the cellar, but when these two teams meet, you can toss the standings out the window. Incidentally, if you think you hear someone humming in the background during the telecast, you may be right, we understand Bill Brundige has a new favorite tune that he hopes will cheer the boys a bit — "It don't mean a thing if you ain't got that swing." WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9 8:15 (9) — Baseball: Stars vs. Angels. 9:00 (5) — maTVviews: Dick Lane ringside for the Olympic wrestling card. THURSDAY, JUNE 10 7:30 (9) — Fishing Tips: Jack Slattery. 8:15 (9) — Baseball: Stars vs. Angels. 8:30 (13) — Fishing Flashes: McClintook. 9:00 (13) — Auto Race: Hard tops. 9:30 (5) — Fishing Fun: Andy Kelly. DEACON'S ADMIRERS—Several Ram football star, who was the night. Walt Taylor, left, is part of the dinner. The dinner fevisor-in charge of the installment several Mexican folk songs. The piano. Wendell Taylor ga... SATURDAY, JUNE 5 10:55 (7) — Baseball: Philadelphia A's host the high-riding Cleveland Indians in today's American League TV action. 1:00 (2) — Horse Race: Peter Pan Hdcp., a mile and three-eights at $25,000 added, for 3-year-olds. 1:30 (9) — Baseball: Stars vs. Solons. 6:00 (7) — fighTView: Tommy Maddox (11w, 6L, 3D, 4KO's) swaps swats with Arthur Peraley (42w, 8L, 2D, 11KO's) in a mixed-weight (141 lbs.) ten from Chicago's Rainbow Arena. Maddox, a new face to national fighTViewers, is a two-fisted welterweight slugger who has made quite a name for himself as a crowd-pleaser in the windy city. Veteran Persley, 6th ranked lightweight, is a clever boxer who can hit well with either hand as well as take a good punch. 8:30 (7) — fighTView: Hank Weaver at Hollywood ringside for featherweight ten between soldier Gil Caddilli (17w, 1L, 2D, 6KO's) and Reuben Smith (18w, 11L, 1D, 5KO's). Gil, an odds-on favorite to cop the State crown after his July Army discharge, is one of the most promising young scrappers on the Coast. SUNDAY, JUNE 6 1:30 (9) — Baseball: Tom Harmon and Lyle Bond on the Gilmore Field mike for a double-header between the Stars and the Solons. 2:30 (11) — Jalopy Derby: Ten top women drivers will hit the starting lin two abreast in today's special event, the Cheesecake Derby. MONDAY, JUNE 7 8:15 (9) — fighTView: Willie Vaughn (17w, 7L, 3D, 2KO's) enters the Olympic ring with Rainey Mays (8w, 2D, 2KO's) for a middleweight ten. In his second main event start, undefeated (and undaunted) Mays will be facing the State champ. 8:30 (5) — Roller Derby: L. A. Braves vs. N. Y. Chiefs. 8:30 (11) — maTView: 41,283 TV fans petitioned for this rematch of Snyder and Szabo vs. Bolo and Rice. They didn't give up the opportunity to sign — if they had, there would have been 41,283 signatures! 10:30 (9) — fighTView: Films of SUMMER LEAGUES NOW FORMING Open Lanes every day and evening from noon until ?? FREEWAY BOWL SUMMER LEAGUES NOW FORMING Open Lanes every day and evening from noon until ? FREEWAY BOWL Santa Ana Freeway & Katella Phone KE 5-8322 Dear Editor: ... the letters start. Then from all over the free world come such comments as these from readers of THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR, an international daily newspaper: "The Monitor is must reading for straight-thinking people." "I returned to school after a lapse of 18 years. I will get my degree from the college, but my education comes from the Monitor." "The Monitor gives me ideas for my work." "I truly enjoy its company." You, too, will find the Monitor informative, with complete world news. You will discover a constructive viewpoint in every news story. Use the coupon below for a special Introductory subscription — 3 months for only $3. The Christian Science Monitor One, Norway St., Boston 11, Mass. U.S.A. Please send me an introductory subscription to The Christian Science Monitor—16 issues. I endorse $1. A few of the many Anaheim city Committee to Retain U.S. Senator The Charles Pearson L. A. Cotler E. P. Hapgood Carrie Lou Sutherland George E. Holyoke Howard Loudon Tom Donavan Charles Rinehart Keith Murdoch Mrs. Ollie Merrick Robert Mungall Norbert Faessel Alfred R. McDaniel Harold Daoust Allan F. McDougall Mrs. Warren Dollard Preston Turner Loren Roberts Claude Owens Leo Martin "Al" Warren Schutz Helen McNess William P. Webb Jack Polley Kenneth Lae J. E. Lloyd Robert Merrick "Steve" Gallagher Norbert Decock Robbie Kaufman Harry Martin Roger C. Dutton Jack Gregg Lloyd Verry Elwood Cordes "Tom" McFadden Carl I. Hansen Mrs. C. A. Neighbors Henry J. Marten Odra "Chuck" Chandler Hal Thomas Pauli "Joe" Hurst Ted Payne John C. Grill J. Lea O. E. Hanson Leo J. Friis Ursula Jamison Ray Reafsnyder Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Norvald Ulvestad Mr. and Mrs. James ORANGE COUNTY ORANGE COUNTY NEW YORK (D)—If you do not look beyond the nearing weight title bout between Marciano and Ezzard Chan, will notice today that Rocky rival in event of victory either Tommy (Hurricane son or Nino (not so little). This became as clear as mill stream when these two behemoths were signed for 21 elimination which will join the survivor time to prepare Marciano engagement. All of is predicated, of course, Rock upholding his 3 to 1 itism against Charles on J. It may be said right no neither of the potential chari figures to perform the Ezzard is unable but there is right. And both Jackson and are big enough to be built up threat, if only on paper. J the quickest arrival since loading was invented, st feet, 2 inches and weigh pounds. Valdes, the only known who can be seen standing in the middle of a sugar cane, is 6 feet, 3 inch scales 210 pounds. Nino, or "Little One," thusly by a fond if slightly sighted mother, figures to the best shot at Marciano. He has been the heavyweight pion of Cuba, and not only NYS ADMIRERS—Several Jr. Hi-Y admirers crowd around Deacon Dan Towler, center, Los Angeles football star, who was the guest speaker at the annual Hi-Y father and son banquet Tuesday. Walt Taylor, left, is president of the YMCA, and Wilbert Bonney, right, served as toastmaster dinner. The dinner featured the annual installation of Hi-Y officers. Marc Gartner was ad-in charge of the installation. Bill Talevich of the Y Men's Club entertained the group with Mexican folk songs. Dave Collins led the group in singing, accompanied by Jim Pearson on piano. Wendell Taylor gave the welcome to the dads and was answered by Walt Taylor. NAHEIM PE KU U. S. SEN Orange County' THOMAS H. KUCHEL D Say "KEY-KUL" today - Orange County' THOMAS H. KUCHEL D Say "KEY-KUL" today - Many Anaheim citizens who support Anaheim's Famous Son are: Mrs. Coalson Morris in U.S. Senator Thomas H. Kuchel; Houston Kier, H. E. "Hank" Porcelia, Dwight "Andy" A L. A. Cotler Carrie Lou Sutherland Howard Loudon Charles Rinehart Mrs. Ollie Merrick Norbert Faessel Harold Daoust Mrs. Warren Dollar Loren Roberts Leo Martin "Al" Kohler Helen McNess Jack Polley Robert Merrick Norbert Decock Harry Martin Jack Gregg Elwood Cordes Carl I. Hansen Henry J. Marten Hal Thomas Paul Muro John C. Crill J. Lee Rogers Ursula Jamison Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Weldon Mr. and Mrs. James Carter Hugo & Faye Schulz Calvin Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Stehly Mr. and Mrs. Milton Pannier Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Klaumann Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ahlstrom Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ward Mr. and Mrs. Page Vincent Mr. and Mrs. John Knutzen Mr. and Mrs. George W. Sloop, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arval Morris Mr. and Mrs. Ted Masterson Mr. and Mrs. Cortez Hoskins Mr. and Mrs. John Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. Alexis Pelous Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keukp Mrs. Mattie Lou Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Thomason Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kohlenberger Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hermann Mr. and Mrs. Alden Connor Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hansen Mrs. Martha Schumacher Dr. and Mrs. A. P. Mitchell Walter Knott Ted Karcher Ed Backs Miss Katherine H. Steward Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jayne Mrs. Fred Backs Mr. and Mrs. Marion Fort Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rainey Mr.R.Kenton Wines Mr.John Ganahl Hershel Snyder Larry Macdry Joe Thompson Mrs.Gerald Endicott Mrs.George Salisbury Mr.William Webb Charles Mann Ralph Heeter Dr.C.P.Tompkins Clem A.Backs Helen M.Fassel Kathryn M.Russ Angeline Kraemer Backs E.H.Meeker A.C.Berry Sophie Stock Jack Bernard Joe M. Richard George Harvard Dr.J. L.N. Warren L.Fredey A.L. Willbey Vic L. Hermann Clyde Roberts Dr.E. Calvi Ernest Guy V Clyde W.D. COUNTY CO-CHAIRMEN: MRS HILDRED FERIENGE COUNTY FINANCE CHAIRMAN: R.B." SPORTS PARADE OSCAR FRALEY NEW YORK — If you care to look beyond the nearing heavyweight title bout between Rocky Marciano and Ezzard Charles you will notice today that Rocky's next val in event of victory will be either Tommy (Hurricane) Jackman or Nino (not so little) Valdes. This became as clear as the old ill stream when these two belting themoths were signed for a July elimination which will just give the survivor time to prep for a marciano engagement. All of which predicated, of course, on the rock upholding his 3 to 1 favorism against Charles on June 17. It may be said right now that either of the potential challengers must perform the feat if Zazzard is unable but the price right. And both Jackson and Valdes are big enough to be built up into a great, if only on paper, Jackson, the quickest arrival since freeing was invented, stands 6 feet, 2 inches and weighs 191 pounds. Valdes, the only Cuban man who can be seen while landing in the middle of a field of sugar cane, is 6 feet, 3 inches and weighs 210 pounds. Nino, or "Little One," tabbed usily by a fond if slightly near-ight mother, figures to take the best shot at Marciano. He long has been the heavyweight champion of Cuba, and not only because it is a country which specialized in flyweights and jockeys. On his current invasion in search of dollars to convert into pesos, Valdes has won eight in a row. These eight may not have been crowding the portals to boxing's hall of fame, but some of them were serious and formidable opponents. He was treated rather suspiciously at first, but Nino has proved he can hit with the best of themand take it, too. He will have to against Jackson, a 22-year-old perpetual motion machine who has confused the boxing world by doing everything wrong but right. Jackson, the only known gladiator with a double upper-cut, usually loses those he is supposed to win and wins those he is supposed to lose. He came into prominence by knocking out Rex Layne, not too spectacular a performance consupposed to win and wins those he the same. But he added to his prestige by winning from Clarence Henry and they offered him to Dan Bucceroni. The Philadelphia butcher boy was waiting for a promised $100,000 slot at Marciano. He decided to pick up $10,000 during the interlude and Jackson, a 4 to 1 underdog, stopped him in six heats. Jackson then went against Jimmy Slade, a cutie, and the "Hurricane" was a baffled zephyr as he Hollywood Top Hats Nip Lynx in 10-Inning Tilt The Hollywood Top Hats served notice that they will be a strong contender when, and if, they join the Western States Girls League as a full-fledged member by nipping the Buena Park Lynx, 2-1, in nine innings at Sawtelle last night. Hollywood is an associate member of the circuit this year and none of its games counts in the standings. Lee Hamilton of the victors held the Lynx hitless for eight frames, but Bobbie McDaniel broke the spell with a single after two were out in the top of the ninth. Doris Ray followed with another single, but was retired at second trying to stretch it into a double. The Top Hats pushed over the winning marker when Jean Voice lay down a squeeze ount to score Pat Florreick, who had tripled. Hollywood tagged Loser Eloise Bielefeld for a run in the first inning, but the Lynx with an earned marker in the second. Bielefeld tossed a two-hitter for the Lynx. Buena Park returns to Sawtelle for another exhibition game tomorrow night. lost the decision. It didn't stop him, however, as he bounced back to knock out tough Charley Norkus in five rounds. 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