anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-11

Varsity Eleven Rolls to 13-0 Win Over Seniors Coach Claire Van Hoorebeke's Varsity gridders struck for a touchdown on the first play and went on to defeat the Seniors. 13-0, in the third annual flag ball game at Anaheim High School yesterday. A snafu in the Senior backfield resulted in the first Varsity six-pointer. Taking over on their own 35, the ball flew high in the air on the first play from scrimmage. After a mad scramble, End Joe Villasenor of the Varsity picked up the ball on the 20 and romped to the goal line. Paul Grover added the extra point for a 7-0 lead. The Varsitymen registered their second touchdown with 1½ minutes to play on a trick pass play of 73 yards from Roy Weaver to Paul Grover, who caught the ball in the lear and out - distanced the secondary. The pass carried approximately 45 yards in the air. The Seniors threatened several times, but most of their scoring forays were frustrated by intercepted passes. Joe Avitia halted a second-quarter Senior march when he intercepted a pass on his own 10. The Seniors had started the drive on their own 32. It featured a 21-yard dash by Fullback Hiro Shinoda. The Seniors opened the second half by penetrating to the 13 before being held for downs. The drive included a 17-yard pass from Don Leigh to End Gabe Vasquez and runs of 10 yards by Leigh and Vince Deveney. Deveney also reeled off a 35-yard run following the Varsity's second touchdown and Dean Philpott romped 30 yards following their first. Bob’s Market Nine Continues to Set Bee League Pace Bob's Super Market of Buena Park continued to pace the City "B" Softball League by nipping M & L Bates Cafe, 3-2, at Cypress Recreation Park last night. Ray Neumann tossed a three-hitter as the Buena Park nine registered its fifth victory without a loss. In other "B" League engagements this week, the Anaheim Optimists chalked up their fourth triumph by drubbing the Cypress VFW, 13-0, and VerHoeven Feed downed the La Palma Drive-In, 6-3. STARTING LINEUPS VARSITY Y. Weaver LE Crosson Mathcock LT Hawkins Dinkler LG Berg Dretti C Louatau M & L BATES Viera, cf... 3 1 1 Aquilze, 1b... 2 0 0 Rivera, ss... 2 1 1 Velarde, 3b... 1 1 Chon, 2b... 3 0 0 Rodriquez, c... 3 0 0 Fernandez, lf... 2 0 0 Mendoza, rf... 2 0 0 Mojica, p... 2 0 0 Totals... 23 23 BOB'S SUPER MKT. AB R H Borgess, lf... 3 0 0 McConaughy, c... 3 0 0 Allhouse, 2b... Don Leigh to End Gabe Vasquez and runs of 10 yards by Leigh and Vince Deveney. Deveney also reeled off a 35-yard run following the Varsity's second touchdown and Dean Philpott romped 30 yards following their first. STARTING LINEUPS VARSITY V. Weaver LE Crosson Hathcock LT Hawkins Dinkler LG Berg Doretti C Loustau Heitman RG Troop Beach RT Brown Villasenor RE Vasques Grover QE Leigh Herrera IN Philipott Gouyd RH Daveney R. Weaver FB Shinoda Score by Quarters Varsity 7 0 0 6-13 Seniors 0 0 0 0-0 Haveles Captures Elks Bowl With 669 Series George Haveles bowed a 669 series to take first place among local bowlers in the first annual California Elks Lodge Cerebral Palsy Tournament, held at the Freeway Bowl. The tournament was a singles affair, sanctioned by the American Bowling Congress and the Women's International Bowling Congress. Complete proceeds went to the cerebral palsy fund. Other high. Anaheim bowlers and their series scores were Herman Oelrich, 663; Bob Lyons, 650; H. Oelrich, 638; Les Collar, 633, and Howard Swearingen, 631. Jerry Schiller conducted the local tournament, assisted by Mike Terheimer. Rifle Clubs Make Plans For Shooting Program The Associated Rifle Clubs of Orange County plan an active shooting program for the coming fiscal year, according to their newly-elected president, Elmer E Taylor of Santa Ana. Other new officers of the club are Dan Smith of Anaheim, vice-president; Gene Beck of Fullerton, secretary-treasurer, and Gene Stevens of Anaheim and Bruce Carter of Fullerton, executive officers. There's No Substitute for Paid M & L BATES AB R H Viera, cf 2 0 1 Aquirre, 1b 2 0 0 Flivera, ss 2 1 1 Valarde, 2b 3 0 0 Chon, ob 2 0 0 Rodríguez, c 2 0 0 Fernandez, lf 2 0 0 Mendoza, rf 2 0 0 Mojica, p 2 0 0 Totals 23 2 3 BOB'S SUPER MKT. AB R H Borgess, lf 3 0 0 McConaughly, c 3 0 0 Allhouse, 2b 3 1 1 Gulman, 3b 3 1 1 Kimberlin, 1b 3 0 1 Mcgowen, ss 2 0 0 Neuman, p 3 1 2 Dandiver, cf 2 0 0 Duncan, rf 2 0 0 Graf, rf 2 0 0 Totals 24 3 5 VER HOEVEN FEED AB R H L. Van Dyke, 2b 4 2 1 Herrema, ss 4 2 1 E. Van Dyke, c 4 2 1 Evinck, p 3 0 0 Vanderweere, lf 3 1 1 Goodhart, 1b 3 0 1 Koops, 3b 2 1 J. Van Dyke, 3b 1 0 Van Dam, cf 3 0 0 Borgess, rf 2 0 0 Vanderwall, rf 1 0 0 Totals 30 6 8 LA PALMA DRIVE-IN AB R H Pina, 2b 4 2 1 Hund, cf 2.0.0.1 Ferrell, cf.2.0.1 MacDonald, e.2.0.1 Martinez, lb.2.0.1 B. Cram, p.2.0.1 Bielefeld, ss.4.0.1 W. Cram, lf.4.0.1 Tozer, rf.4.1.2 Smith, .2b.4.1.2 Totals .31 .2 .8 CYPRESS VFW AB R H Jacobsen, .2b.2.0.1 Alverado, p.2.0.1 Valencia, ss.3.0.1 Johnson, .1b.3.0.1 Saunders, cf.2.0.1 Killian, lf.2.0.1 Rogers, rf.2.0.1 Oliver, lf.2.0.1 Miller, rf.2.0.1 Reid, c.2.0.1 Samuels, .3.0.1 Totals .17 .0 .1 OPTIMISTS AB R H Denny, c.2.0.1 DeLeon, lf.2.0.1 Rocha, lf.2.0.1 DeBruyn, .3b.2.1.1 Sanchez, p.2.2.1. Puncan, cf.3.1.1. Nieto, .2.0.1. Weiln, .1b.2.1. Healn .2b.2.1. Naara, rf .3.1.1 Totals .22 .13 .7 Two Fullerton Players Gain All-CIF Honors Two members of Fullerton High Sunset League championship and CIF runner - up baseball squad gained recognition on the ALL-CIF selections announced today. By DON THACKREY United Press Sports Writer SAN FRANCISCO (UP) — Oakland and Seattle improved their positions, Sacramento improved Marino Pieretti's record and the Los Angeles Angels improved their disposition in Pacific Coast League baseball games last night. The Oaks moved into second place by beating San Francisco I-0 while the Rainiers were moving into fourth with an A-8-7 decision over Portland. Sacramento downed San Diego5-4 to give Pieretti his ninth victory of the year and the Angels made themselves feel much better by beating league-leading Hollywood4-2, and drawing15,350 fans for their best crowd of the year. Don Ferrarese pushed the Seals down into third place almost single-handedly as he drove in the only run of the night and capped Seal bats with a three-hitter. Ferrarese doubled in the seventh inning to drive in an unearned run after the Seals had had chances to make four outs already in the frame. Two Errors Chuck Stevens gummed up a grounder to let Pete Milne aboard and then Jim Moran threw wild on the downhill side of an easy attempted double play. In addition Ferrarese added 11 San Francisco scalps to his league leading strikeout total. He was in trouble only through the seven walks he issued as the Oaks bopped the Seals for the third straight night. Seattle got a secure hold on fourth place the hard way.The Rainiers spotted Portland a6-0 lead and then came back with home runs by Ray Orteig,Tommy Byrne and George Schmees. Byrne and Schmees hit then homers in the eighth inning to account for three runs that gave the Suds the lead for the first time in the ball game。它 was all the Two Fullerton Players Gain All-CIF Honors Two members of Fullerton High Sunset League championship and CIF runner - up baseball squad gained recognition on the ALL-CIF selections, announced today by the Helms Athletic Foundation. Outfielder Willie Quezada, home run slugger, was named to the first team and Jerry Fishel, sophomore catcher, was picked for the third string. Outfielder James McAnany, who led Loyola to the title with a pair of triples in the finals, and Outfielder Floyd Robinson, who hit .456 for San Diego, were named co-players of the year. Other first - team picks were Outfielder Melvin Nelson of San Bernardino; First - baseman Jay Cooke of Wilson of Long Beach; Second - baseman Scott Armitage of San Diego; Shortstop Allison Owen of Ventura; Third - baseman Jim Price of Rosemead; Catcher Tom Shollin of Barruoghs and Pitcher Sam Gold of Chaffey and Bill Thom of Loyola. TWO EGGS FOR ONE SANDWICH, N. H. — Inside a giant hen's egg laid at the Coolidge farm here was another perfect egg. The larger egg was 9½ inches around and weighed almost half a pound. DR. JAMES O. FAULKNER, D.C. "Scientific Chiropractic Methods" Using advanced McManis traction adjustment table. Electrotherapy Diet for low back pains, nervous tension of neck and shoulders, stomach and digestive disturbances 546½ S. Los Angeles KE 5-0113 Hours 9-6 Evenings by Appointment UARTET—Coach Dave Hernandez is building his Anaheim Junior Legion squad around this veterans that includes, left to right, Outfielder Vern Weaver, Third-baseman Al Storey,ank Doretti and Shortstop Joe Aviti Anaheim meets Garden Grove in a practice series arrow and at La Palma Park Sunday.(Bulletin photo) Rainiers Improve Positions as Improve Dispositions in PCL Legion Faces Garden Grove Elks Capture League Lead The Anaheim Elks took unputed possession of first place the Major Softball League trimming Hall's Drive-In, 5-0, hind the one-hit flinging of R Sutliff at La Palma Park last while P & L Transmission was setting the Teamsters, 4-2, at Park. Frank Zuniga elbowed a sixter as the Ballman's TVs nip the Magnolia Cobras, 1-0, in other game at City Park. MAGNOLIA COBRAS AB B Gambino, cf 2 0 Napoles, ss 4 0 Magdaleno, lf 4 0 Guadán, p 4 0 Baca, c 4 0 Zamaripa, 3b 3 0 Moran, 2b 4 0 Gonzales, rf 2 0 Salazar, 1b 3 0 Totals 31 0 BALLMAN'S TV AB B Munoz, ss 4 0 Rayburn, 3b 4 0 Musciel, rf 1 0 Masciel, rf 1 0 Lamas, rf 2 0 Mitchell, 1b 4 0 Magddeno, cf 3 1 Johnson, 2b 3 0 Hobbs, lf 4 0 Garcia, c 3 0 Zuniga, p 3 0 Totals 31 1 HALLS DRIVE-IN AB B Cross, ss 2 0 Thomas, 3b 3 0 Williams, 2b 2 0 Orosco, p 2 0 Marsh, 1b 3 0 Johnson, rf 1 0 Savala, c 2 0 Cash, lf 1 0 Bender, cf 2 0 Koger, rf 0 0 Eaton, p 1 0 Totals 20 0 ELKS AB B Walker, 2b 1 0 P. Knoller, cf 3 0 J. Knoller, cf 3 0 Sutliff, p 3 2 Campbell, 1b 3 2 Edward Rainiers Improve Positions as Improve Dispositions in PCL Fifth inning. The Linescores: Oakland 000 000 100 1 6 1 San Francisco 000 000 000 0 3 2 Ferrarese and Landini; Ponce, Lien (8) and Tornay. San Diego 20 100 100 4 9 1 Sacramento 010 210 01x 5 9 2 Thomason, Smith (4), Chambers (4), Dickey (8) and Sandlock; Pieretti and Ritchey. Hollywood 000 200 000 2 7 1 Los Angeles 000 102 10x 4 8 0 Hall, Main (6), Donoso (7) and Malone; Spicer and Evans. Seattle 03 110 030 8 12 2 Portland 240 000 010 7 13 1 Evans, Myers (2), Fletcher (4), Hernandez (8) and Orteig; Scheib, Walbel (4), Flores (9) and Rossi. Crashing the Maples W L Anaheim Hosiery ...17% 6% Hot Wires ...16 8 Phil's Casa Blanca...11% 12% Doevins ...10 14 Team No. 6 ...9 15 Club Gardens ...8 16 High team game — Phil's Casa Blanca...509 High team series — Hot Wires, 1859. High individual team — Donna Scharnweber, 218. High individual series — Edith Seest, 700. TROPHY DOUBLES W L Beach Combers ...3 1 Pepsi Kids ...2% 2% Us ...2 2 Fussing ...2 2 Hill & Hill ...1% 2% Mad Attairs ...1 3 High team game — Pepsi Kids, 412 High team series — Pepsi Kids, 1488. High individual game — Women: Rene Ravenkamp, 193. Men: Jim Black, 203. High individual series — Women: Rene Ravenkamp, 525. Men: Ted Bennett, 704. SCRATCH TRIO LEAGUE W L Los Mados ...16 8 Cal Sheer Hosiery ...13% 10% HRS ...13 11 Legion Faces Garden Grove Anaheim's Junior Legion baseball squad will take on Garden Grove Southern Division of the Orange County League in a practice series this weekend. The two clubs tangle at Garden Grove tomorrow at 2 p.m. and at La Palma Park Sunday at the same time. Anaheim was originally slated to meet Brea in a Northern Division series this weekend, but the Brees have withdrawn from the circuit, leaving it with only three teams. Fullerton, which is tied fro first place with Anaheim by virtue of their split series last weekend, plays Buena Park in a two-game series tomorrow and Sunday. Anaheim faces Buena Park next weekend. Should both Fullerton and Anaheim defeat Buena Park twice as expected, a playoff game will be necessary to decide the division title. Coach Dave Hernandez is expected to give all of his pitchers a turn on the mound against the Garden Grove squad. His four-man staff includes Southpaws Paul Grover, Bob Scholz and Rudy Peralta and Righthander Paul Morris. The rest of the starting combine will probably include Frank Doretti behind the plate, Dick Blankmeyer at first, either Morris or Al Moody at second, Joe Avitaia at shortstop, Al Story at third and Bill French, Vern Weaver and Mickey Flynn in the outfield. Swim Show to Benefit Crippled Children A swimming show under the auspices of the Orange County Society for Crippled Children, will be presented at the Seahorse Swim Sports Calendar Tonight CHURCH "C" LEAGUE — Lutherans vs. St. Boniface I Swim Show to Benefit Crippled Children A swimming show under the auspices of the Orange County Society for Crippled Children, will be presented at the Seahorse Swim School tomorrow night at 7:30. One of the highlights of the program will be a solo exhibition by Miss Esther Evers of Santa Ana; who formerly toured the East with the New York Aqua Show. The Long Beach YWCA Dolphinettes, directed by Liz Phillips, will present their "Sea Shell" routine, youngsters of the Seahorse Swim school will entertain with specialty swimming and novelty relay races. Al Musil of the Santa Ana YMCA will present a trampoline group of five and Dick Wartena, director of safety for the Southern Orange County YMCA will give some specialty acts. ANAHEIM BUSINESS DIRECTORY Anaheim Community Hospital Medical, Surgical, Industrial, Emergency KE 5-2208 Advertising When You Want, Try a Want Ad—Anaheim Bulletin KE 5-605) 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 5-2345 Appliance Repair, Arnold E. Howard Household & Fractional H.P. Motor Repair, 130 S. Lemon, KE 5-2239 Moving, Storage, and General Trucking Anaheim Truck and Transfer Co., 505 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 Bruggs and Stratton Engines Arnold E. Howard, Sales and Service, 130 S. Lemon KE 5-2239 SPORT TVIEWS by Bill Burns The Culver City Stadium and KCOP (13) made a last-minute switch and ran the Mignty Midgets last night. As the story goes, this type of racing is expensive so KCOP made arrangements for a special ARB "rating" of this telecast to see whether or not the size of the TV audience would justify stretching the pocketbook to make it a regular Thursday night TV fare. It would appear the midget fans had two strikes on them to start with. Strike one: With only two days advance publicity, most Southland baby-racer fans didn't know the game had even started. Strike two: It's bad enough for any sport show to buck the homethis show—the one they chose to town baseball team on TV, but for "rate"-they put it opposite BOTH hometown teams- Oh well, "it only takes one!" so if you are a midget fan who missed the race but want to see them continued, we suggest you take pen in hand and let your wishes be known—KCOP, 1000 No. Cahuenge, Hollywood. FRIDAY, JUNE 11 7:00 (4)—fighTView: Joey Giarello (29W, 5D, 17KO's) swaps swats with Oakland's Bobby Jones (37W, 19L, 8D, 5KO's) in a Madison Square Garden middleweight go. The first Philadelphia, who recently dropped an upset duke to Langlosis, will be vengeance-bound against the sturdy Californian who twice this year upset Gil Turner and only last week KO'd an attempted "fix" on this very bout. 7:30 (2)—Guesting: On Person to Person, Ed Murrow will visit the training camps of heavyweight champion Hocky Marciano and challenger Zexarid Charles who will meet for the title this Thursday in Yankee Stadium. (The bout will not be TV'd to the home, but you can dust off that old radio and tune KABC 790 at 7:00 p.m.) 8:15 (9)—Baseball: Bill Brundige and Lyle Bond continue their excellent coverage of this thrilling series between the Los Angeles Angels and the Hollywood Stars. Me? I'll be at the ball park! 7:00 (2)—flightTView: PBR takes us ringside at the Detroit Olympic as the Michigan State champ Allie Gronik (52W, 1L, 6D, 26KO's) makes his nationwide TV debut in a welterweight ten with Del Flanigan (67W, 8L, 2D, 25KO's), the world's No. 2 contender. 8:15 (9)—Baseball: Stars vs Seals 9:00 (5)—maTVIEW: Dick Lans at the mike for the Olympic wrestling card. THURSDAY, JUNE 17 7:30 (9)—Fishing Tips 8:15 (9)—Baseball: Stars vs Seals 8:30 (3)—Fishing Flashes: A film on Tuna fishing, down Pana-ma way, will highlight McClintock's show tonight. 9:00 (13)—sporTVIEW: Auto race midgets, or nard tops? 9:30 (5) — Fishing Fun: Andy Kelly. Santee, Barthel Set for Epic Mile Battle in Coliseum LOS ANGELES — American mile champion Wes Santee and Olympic 1500-meter king Josy Barthel of Luxembourg clash tonight for the first time and barring chilly weather the lanky Kansan believes she can break the "Bannister Barrier." It was just one week ago tonight that Santee set his American record of 4:00.6 in the Compton Relays. He was out that cool night to break Roger Bannister's world mark of 3:59.4 but visibly tightened during the last 200 yards. Santee figures his duel with the personable Luxembourg "fireball" in this "Meet of Champions" may push him to a new mark. The weather—it won't be too warm—and the track, rated a fraction slower than Compton, may be big and only last week KO'd an attempted "fix" on this bout. 7:30 (2)—Guesting: On Person to Person, Ed Murrow will visit the training camps of heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano and challenger Ezzard Charles who will meet for the title this Thursday in Yankee Stadium. (The bout will not be TV'd to the home, but you can dust off that old radio and tune KABC 790 at 7:00 p.m.) 8:15 (9)—Baseball: Bill Brundige and Lyle Bond continue their excellent coverage of this thrilling series between the Los Angeles Angels and the Hollywood Stars. Me? I'll be at the ball park! SATURDAY, JUNE 12 10:45 (7)—Baseball: American League action in Connie Mack Stadium as the Philadelphia "A's" host the Detroit Tigers. 1:30 (2)—Horse Race: From Eelmont Park CBS-TV brings us the third of turfdom's triple-crown classics. The Belmont Stakes — 2-year-olds at a mile and one-half for $100,000 added. 1:30 (9)—Baseball: Angela vs Stars. 6:00 (7)—flightView: Cisco Andrade (22W, 1D, 11KO') vs Carlos Chaves (70W, 25L, 9D, 20KO') in a lightweight ten from the Boston Arena. The Compton Comet, who set local arenas afire before becoming a national favorite, won a split nod over Chaves, here earlier this year. 8:30 (7)—flightView: Hank Weaver at Legion Angleside as Irish Johnny McCray (33W, 1L, 14KO') matches his Texas slugging power with the Redondo Beach bombs of Andy Escobar (15W, 1L, 13KO') in an over-the-limit lightweight ten rounder. SUNDAY, JUNE 13 1:30 (9)—Baseball: Angels vs Stars (double-header). 2:30 (11)—Jalopy Derby 5:20 (13)—Forum: Freeman Lusk asks "Is LA ready for major league baseball?" on Freedom Forum. MONDAY, JUNE 14 7:00 (4)—Diamond Jubilee: Frank DeVol is our fan-of-the-week, needing Angel skipper Sweeney and Star pilot Bragan. 8:15 (9)—flightView: Reid Kilpatrick will be our neutral corner neighbor as the sensational local lightweight Euddy Evatt (15W, 8KO') meets the 19-year-old Phoenix flash, Johnny Hart (19W, 5L, 3D, 12KO') in an Olympic ten. 8:30 (5)—Roller Derby: L.A. Braves vs N.Y. Chiefs. 8:30 (11)—maTView: Davis vs Snyder, and Rice vs Szabo. 10:30 (9)—flightView: Films of Gene Tunney's last pro fight when in July 1928, he met Tom Heeney for the title TUESDAY, JUNE 15 8:15 (9)—Baseball: Hollywood moves back to Gilmore Field where Tom Harmon and Lyle Bond will be on Mike for a seven-game series with the San Francisco Seals. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16 Appreciation I wish to express my deep appreciation to the voters of Orange county for my election as District Attorney at the primary. Appreciation I wish to express my deep appreciation to the voters of Orange county for my election as District Attorney at the primary I shall fulfill the duties of that office and the responsibility it carries to the utmost of my ability Robert P. Kneeland my Security-way checking account makes bill paying SO much easier! SECURITY-FIRST NATIONAL BANK