anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-10

8 — ANAHEIM (Cal.) BULLETIN Thursday, June 10, 1954 SPORTS BOB ZIMMER, Editor SIDELINE UPPOSITIONS BY BOB ZIMMER Anaheim High athletes finished third in the battle for the all-sports trophy of the Sunset League this school year. Fullerton paced the loop with 72 1/3 points based on competition by all weight teams in all sports; points, the Colonists tallied 52½, followed by Santa Ana, 48 1/3; Huntington Beach, 45½, and Orange, 22 5/6. Anaheim made 11 of a possible 18 points in football, 16 of 24 in basketball, 2½ of 12 in cross country, 8 of 18 in swimming, 4 of 18 in track, 6 of 12 in baseball and 5 of a possible 12 in tennis. LONG WINS C - NOTE Dale Long of the Hollywood Stars became the first player this season to collect $100 from the Mutual Citrus Products of Anaheim for smacking a home run against the MCP's lemon ad above the right field fence at Gilmore Field. Long hit the required target which is 10 feet in diameter. Here are some popular ballpark barbs and rhubarb for you fans to sharpen up on before attending your next game: TO AND ABOUT HITTERS He couldn't hit a bunch of bananas with a bass fiddle. Is this a union of some kind? Does everybody strike? He couldn't hit a pushball with a paddle. PCC Relaxes Run SPOKANE — Faculty representatives of the nine Pacific Coast Conference schools faced crowded agenda today as they prepared to wind up their four-day spring meeting. The drierctors relaxed some restrictions on freshmen games affected on a record number of cases of violation of conference rules by member schools yesterday. In other action, Henry Reed Sanders of UCLA was named president of the Coaches Association replacing Lynn (Pappy) Walden of the University of California. The conference also set the opening of fall football practice on Sept. 1 annually to confirm NCAA rules. The PCC previous allowed practice to begin 18 days before the first game of the season. This year, the Sept. 1 day. Schmitt Runs In NCAA Meet Rel Schmitt, former Anaheim High School track and basketball star, left by plane this morning for Ann Arbor, Mich., where he will compete for the Occidental College track squad in the NCAA Long hit the required target which is 10 feet in diameter. Here are some popular ballpark barbs and rhubarb for you fans to sharpen up on before attending your next game: TO AND ABOUT HITTERS He couldn't hit a bunch of bananas with a bag fiddle. Is this a union of some kind? Does everybody strike? He couldn't hit a pushball with a paddle. You hit like a man in a well. He swings like a rusty gate. He couldn't hit the ground with his hat. TO AND ABOUT FIELDERS You don't need a glove, you need a basket. He plays his position on a dime. Hey, butterfingers, can't you find the handle? He couldn't catch the ball in a circus net. He's a traffic cop. He waves the ball through. Don't go out in the field without your steel helmet! TO AND ABOUT PITCHERS Get the water good and hot (in the shower) He's got nothing on the ball but the cover. He couldn't hit the plate with radar. That's no curve. It's a wrinkle. Let him hit ya! He couldn't dent a grape. Get the sky hook — he's up in the air. Shut the gate, Nanny is wandering. Back to the oven, you aren't done yet. TO AND ABOUT UMPIRES A cozy corner in the nuttery for yours. Where's your seeing eye dog? You're their tenth man, where's your uniform? Where do they meet you for the payoff? Where'd ya leave the tin cup and pencils? Keek your mask on, the Brink's people are lookin' for ya. SIDELINE SHORTS Loren Herman of Anaheim has been awarded a golf letter at Cal Poly at San Luis Obispo ... Several Anaheim athletes received spring sports letter awards at Orange Coast and Fullerton Junior College this week ... The Pirate group included Pat Roberts, Gayle Herbel, John Steinborn, Ed Herrera, Dick Ramella and George Bishop in baseball, Dick Hanson Schmitt, former Anaheim High School track and basketball star, left by plane this morning for Ann Arbor, Mich., where he will compete for the Occidental College track squad in the NCAA track and field championships this weekend. Following the NCAA meet, Schmitt will fly to St. Louis to compete for the Los Angeles Athletic Club in the AAU championships. Schmitt, whose heat clocking of 47.6 in the 440 ranks fifth in the nation, recently captured the Southern California Intercollegiate Conference title while setting a new conference record of 48.4s. Schmitt has improved his time steadily since competing for Anaheim High. His high school coach, Sam Keith, has attributed this to his "sheer determination, rather than natural ability." Schmitt's chief rival at Ann Arbor will be Jim Lea of SC, whose time of 47s. is the best in the nation. Other outstanding quarter-mile aces include Jill Jones of Manhattan, 47.3s; Bob Rogers of Morgan, 47.4s.; and Dick Colbroth of Columbia, 47.8s. Major League Standings American League W. L. Pct. GB Chicago ..... 35 16 .686 ... Cleveland ..... 33 16 .673 1 New York ..... 31 21 .596 4½ Detroit ..... 24 24 .500 9½ Boston ..... 19 26 .422 13 Washington ..... 20 29 .408 14 Baltimore ..... 18 32 .360 16½ Philadelphia ..... 17 33 .340 17½ Wednesday's Results New York 8 Detroit 1 Boston 7 Baltimore 6 Chicago 9 Philadelphia 4 (night) Cleveland 1 Washington 0 (night) National League W.L.Pct.GB Brooklyn ..... 30 20 .600 ... New York ..... 30 20 .600 ... Philadelphia ..... 27 21 .563 2 Milwaukee ..... 25 23 .521 4 St. Louis ..... 26 25 .510 4½ Cincinnati ..... 24 25 .490 8½ Chicago ..... 21 28 .429 8½ people are lookin' for ya. SIDELINE SHORTS Loren Herman of Anaheim has been awarded a golf letter at Cal Poly at San Luis Obispo ... Several Anaheim athletes received spring sports letter awards at Orange Coast and Fullerton Junior College this week ... The Pirate group included Pat Roberts, Gayle Herbel, John Steinborn, Ed Herrera, Dick Ramella and George Bishop in baseball, Dick Hanson in tennis, and Loren Kemper in track ... The Hornets honored Richard Gonzales, Norman Sagara and Dave Thayer in baseball; Floyd Baker in tennis, Bob Calvo and Ed Keeley in track and Al Clayes in swimming. Tomorrow night's mile race between Wes Santee of Kansas and Joey Barthel of Luxemburg at the Coliseum promises to be one for the book ... Barthel won the 1500-meter title in the 1962 Olympics defeating among others. Roger Bannister, world record holder of the mile, and John Landy ... Santee came within 4 of a second Boston 7 Baltimore 6 Chicago 9 Philadelphia 4 (night) Cleveland 1 Washington 0 (night) National League W...L...Pct...GB Brooklyn 30 20 .600 New York 30 20 .600 Philadelphia 27 21 .563 2 Milwaukee 25 23 .521 4 St. Louis 26 25 .510 4½ Cincinnati 24 25 .490 8½ Chicago 21 28 .429 8½ Pittsburgh 16 37 .302 15½ Wednesday's Results Philadelphia 4 Chicago 0 (1st) Philadelphia 14 Chicago 6 (2nd) New York 4 Milwaukee 0 (night) St. Louis '3 Brooklyn 0 (night) Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 3 (night) SHAVERS Schick - Sunbeam - Remington Shearing Heads - Repalza Scissors Ground Cur Shaves - Shaves Free Demonstrations Liberal trade-in allowance on old shave ANAHEIM BARBER SHOP 111 Se. Los Angeles St. ANAHEIM BUSINESS DIRECTORY Anaheim Community Hospital Medical, Surgical, Industrial, Emergency KE 5-2208 Advertising When You Want Try & Want Ad—Anaheim Bulletin KE 5-6061 Brocie Electrical Service Emergency calls taken 24 hours daily KE 5-4070 Garage, Arnold E. Howard Complete Automotive Service KE 5-2239 Fire Department Anaheim KE 5-2345 Appliance Repair, Arnold E. Howard Household & Practical H.P. Motor Repair, 130 S. Lemon, KE 5-2239 Moving, Storage, and General Trucking Anaheim Truck and Transfer Co., 506 S. Los Angeles St. KE 5-2863 Police Department Anaheim KE 5-2131 Photo Engraving, Photography, Photostats Myles D. Bradley Office KE 5-5714 Res. KE 5-5714 Briggs and Stratton Engines Arnold E. Howard, Sales and Service, 130 S. Lemon KE 5-2239 UC Relaxes Rules on Frosh Sports LANE — Faculty represes of the nine Pacific conference schools faced a agenda today as they pre-wo wind up their four-day meeting. Directors relaxed some results on freshmen games and in a record number of 35 violations of conference member schools yesterer action, Henry Red) of UCLA was pamed prestioning the Coaches Association Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf University of California. Conference also set the opfer fall football practice for annually to confirm to rules. The PCC previously practice to begin 18 days the first game of the seas-is year, the Sept. 1 date will cut twodays off the previous practice time. The directors revised two rules affecting freshmen sports. One would allow three fresh football games per season instead of two and the other would allow 15 freshman basketball games a season instead of 10. In disciplinary cases, conference spokesman H. P. (Dick) Everest of the University of Washington said the violations "ran the gam-ut from mild to very serious." Records were closed on 22 of the 35 cases, three were referred back to the schools for disciplinary action, two wer ereported back with a reprimand, seven were reported back for clarification and one was reported to the commissioner's office for investigation. No fines were levied and details of the violations were not released. Stars Clinch Host Spot in By PETER HAYES United Press Sports Writer SAN FRANCISCO (UP) — It'll be the Hollywood Stars against the cream of the Coast League June 21 in the movie city. The high-flying Twinks knocked over Los Angeles, 7-1, last night, thus assuring themselves of being in first place next Monday. That's the requisite for the host team in this year's renewal of the PCL all-star game. The win coupled with San Francisco's 6-1 loss to Oakland put the Stars 6½ games out in front with five games left to play before Monday. Old Pro Red Manger, who hasn't lost since Portland beat him in the first week of the season, walked one, struck out seven and gave up eight hits in gaining his eighth win for the S Wild Eighth Hollywood's second r in the sixth on a home Tom Saffell and that wa of a margin for the fordinal pitcher. But t pushed over five more i eighth inning in which th play was a muffed groo Bob Spicer. Spicer is s but Angel manager Bill put him in at second b Gene Mauch was thumbe the game. Elsewhere in the PC land home runs were th tor in the Beavers' 11-0 twin win over Seattle dropped the Raineirs fr to a tie with San Diego fo and tiny lefthander Art lock mystified San LIQUIDATOR'S NOTICE THERE'S MORE ACTION IN ACTION SA THAN YOU'LL FIND IN AUCTION S This a GENUINE CLOSING OUT SALE THAN YOU'LL FIND IN AUCTION S This a GENUINE CLOSING OUT SALE PRICES GO DO INSTEAD OF GOING UP! FOR A SALE THAT'S DIFFERENT Gigantic SELLING OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF QUALITY MERCHAN REGARDLESS OF FORMER COST THE FOLLOWING IS ONLY A PARTIAL LIST OF THE MA WATCHES DIAMONDS LEATHER GOODS COSTUME • ACCESSORIES PEN-PENCIL SETS Notice: IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR WEDDING GI LEATHER GOODS COSTUME ACCESSORIES PEN-PENCIL SETS Notice: IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR WEDDING GIRL BIRTHDAY PRESENTS THIS IS YOUR CHANCE FREE! 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