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SIDELINE UPPOSITIONS BY BOB ZIMMER We wish our readers could have accompanied us as we made a tour of the Shriners' Hospital for Crippled Children in Los Angeles this week. It was a press tour in conjunction with the third annual Shrine North-South football game to be held in the Los Angeles Coliseum Wednesday, July 21. If you had gone with us through the boys' and girls' wards and had seen the work that was being done to return these children to a normal life, we are sure you would immediately buy tickets for the game, the entire proceeds of which are used to sustain this most worthy project. There was a lump in the throat of more than one reporter and maybe some wet eyes as they visited these crippled children. One and all were amazed at their happiness and resolved to do everything possible to help make the North-South classic as big an event as its San Francisco East-West counterpart, which is sponsored by the Shriners in that city. DOUBLE STAKE We, in Anaheim, have a double stake in the game. One of the 40-plus patients in the Shriners' Hospital is from Anaheim and our favorite son, All-CIF Dean Philpott, will be a member of the South squad in the Shrine Hi battle. We think it would be a good idea if the Booster Club, usually dormant during the summer time, would rally its forces to buy a large block of tickets and travel en masse to this game. In addition to seeing the brightest prep football stars in the Gold- pital is from Anaheim and our favorite son. All-CIF Dean Philpott, will be a member of the South squad in the Shrine HI battle. We think it would be a good idea if the Booster Club, usually dormant during the summer time, would rally its forces to buy a large block of tickets and travel en masse to this game. In addition to seeing the brightest prep football stars in the Golden State, you will also witness the Shriners' pre-game pageant, which SUMMER LEAGUES NOW FORMING Open Lanes every day and evening from noon until ?? FREEWAY BOWL Santa Ana Freeway & Katella Phone KE 5-8522 staff, and Gerald Runyon, top chucker for Fullerton, will both be attending Boys State in Sacramento to next week when the two rival Junior Legion squads are expected to have a special playoff game for the Northern Division title. However, Paul Grover already holds one victory over the Fullerton squad and has a good chance to repeat. We're picking Rocky Marciano to KO Ezzard Charles within seven rounds tonight. Charles may keep away from Marciano for a while, but when Rocky catches up, it will be curtains for the challenger... It's too bad there isn't an Orange County outlet for the theater television of the title bout. It is a sure moneymaker... Anaheim's Bloomer Girls open their league campaign against Laguna at City Park one week from tomorrow night. ROBERTSHAW AB R J. Cleveland, ss 1 1 H. Martinez, p 3 1 R. Swearingen, c 3 1 R. Huston, 2b 2 1 D. Maulberg, cf 3 2 F. Crandall, 2b 1 C. Denny, if 2 2 D. Holland, rf 2 2 "CLOTHES FOR T GIVE DAD SHIRTS DRESS SHIRTS By Manhattan and Lancer in pastel shades and white. All collar styles with plain or french cuffs. $395 from SHIRTS DRESS SHIRTS By Manhattan and Lancer in pastel shades and white. All collar styles with plain or french cuffs. $395 from SPORT SHIRTS Select from our many California creations in dacron, cotton, rayon and silk. Long or short sleeves, button front or slip over styles and the new Italian influence. $395 from Pep Up the Old Boy's Wardrobe With New. TIES Conservative square end styling that puts the 'dash' in Dad's wardrobe from $1.50 Or Select An • ELECTRIC SHAVER • SWANK JEWELRY • SPORT COATS and SLACKS • HANDKERCHIEFS • PIPES--LIGHTERS • DENIM LEISURE CLOTHES • SWIM WEAR COTL Shop in Completely Air 118 W. Center Street, Anaheim MPROVED — Dieter Hessel (center, back row) of Anaheim, was the most improved player on the university of Redlands 1954 NAIA championship squad, according to Coach Jim Verdieck. Hessel won 19 matches and dropped five while playing No. 5 on the Bulldog team. The rest of the squad memorial (back row, left to right), Bob Knox and Bunny Gillett. (Front row) Ed Bell, Gerry Boaz, Ron Erickson, Coach Verdieck. Hertshaw-Fulton, Hornets Maintain For First With Shutout Victories Lynx Subdued Salt Lake, Eloise Bielefeld pitched hitter and drove in the tally as the Burna Park Lynx the touring Salt Lake City rocks, 1-0, in nine innings night. The Lynx leave tomorrow on an eight game tour of the west. They play at Portland day through Tuesday and journey to Vancouver. Be a pair of games Wednesday Thursday and return to for three games to conclude trip. Helen Maris opened the ninth with a single, third on Kathleen Bielefeld and scored on a squeeze her sister, Eloise. Doris Ray and Maris collide hits each for the victors. The victory enabled them split their two-game series. Shamrocks won the opening eight innings Tuesday night. SALT LAKE CITY Anderson, 2b Martin, ss Whitmore, c Forney, 1b-rf J. Gardner, cf McDaniel, rf Kevern, 1b Jones, 2b F. Gardner, lf Mason, p Totals 21 13 9 Rowada, ss 4 1 1 Rowland, cf 84 1 3 Shim, 2b 2 1 Gonzolas, 2b 2 0 Kolb, 2b 4 0 Gutierrez, lf 1 1 Burmudaz, rf 3 1 Totals 21 X 10 * KWIKSET BEES AB R H Hall, cf 2 0 Martin, c 2 1 Dixon, p 2 0 Gray, 2b 2 0 Porter, 1b 2 0 Totals Score by Innings Salt Lake City: 600-600-600-600-600-600-600-600-600-600-600-600-600-600-600-600-600-600-600-600-600-600-600-600-600-600-6 "CLOTHES FOR THE YOUNG IN HEART" AND FROM HIS FAVORITE STORE COTLER'S SPECIAL PURCHASE Imported Briar PIPES Reg. 3.50 Each $169 SURPRISE! Dad likes to select his own gift and can with a COTLER GIFT CERTIFICATE OTLER'S shop in Completely Air Conditioned Comfort enter Street, Anaheim KE 5-4224 CHERRY RED CORNED BEEF 45 BABY STEER Beef Pot BABY STEER SWISS STEAK 55 NEW YORK CUT S SLICED BOLOGNA OR WIENERS 3 lbs. for 35¢ lb. $1 FOX FRO Lynx Subdue Salt Lake, 1-0 Eloise Bielefeld pitched a four-mitter and drove in the winning rally as the Burna Park Lynx edged the touring Salt Lake City Shamrocks, 1-0, in nine innings last night. The Lynx leave tomorrow night on an eight game tour of the Northwest. They play at Portland Sunday through Tuesday nights, journey to Vancouver, B.C., for a pair of games Wednesday and Thursday and return to Portland for three games to conclude their trip. Helen Maris opened the last of the ninth with a single, went to third on Kathleen Bielefeld's single and scored on a squeeze bunt by her sister, Eloise. Doris Ray and Maris collected two hits each for the victors. The victory enabled the Lynx to split their two-game series. The shamrocks won the opener, 5-4, in eight innings Tuesday night. SALT LAKE CITY AB R H Anderson, 2b 4 0 Martin, ss 4 0 Whitmore, c 4 0 Orney, 1b-rf 4 0 Gardner, cf 4 0 McDaniels, rf 2 0 Levern, 1b 1 0 Oones, 3 0 Gardner, lf 3 0 Mason, p 2 0 Totals 31 0 4 BUENA PARK AB R H Broady, 2b 4 0 Mahoney, 3b 2 0 Waldo, rf 4 0 McDaniel, c 4 0 Day, 1b 2 0 Maris, ss 3 1 2 Bielefeld, cf 3 1 2 Bielefeld, p 2 0 Moore, if 3 1 1 Totals 30 1 9 Church Might Help Pitch Angels From Seventh Place to Seventh Heaven By DON THACKREY SAN FRANCISCO (UP)—If Los Angeles pitcher Bubba Church has permanently returned to the form he displayed last night, he might help pitch the Angels from seventh place to Seventh Heaven. Church, who recently joined the appropriate Pacific Coast League team, won his first game in the loop by shutting out the hard-hitting Oakland Oaks 8-0 in their own ball park. It was the second straight victory of the week for the Cherubs—as it was also the other PCL winners. San Francisco continued to nibble at the Hollywood lead with an 8-5 win over the league leaders. San Diego held onto second place by edging past Seattle 4-3 and Sacramento repeated Tuesday's victory over Portland, this time winning 3-1. Church was in trouble only in the second inning when he walked the bases loaded, throwing 11 consecutive balls in one stretch. However, he came out of it and kept seven Acorn hits scattered while his mates racked up Allen Gettel and two other offerings for 13 blows. Don Robertson provided-Church with plenty of offensive dynamite, driving in three runs with a homer and triple. Hollywood manager Bobby Bragan was muttering to himself about "The Walking Man" after watching his Stars give away two in a row to the Seals on free passes. Tuesday the Seals collected nine walks and last night they broke a 3-3 tie in the seventh frame with a five-run outburst that included two singles — anderner. Bob Dipletro and Jim Westlake hit back-to-back homers for the Seals and Jack Phillips clouted one for the Stars. Big Cliff Fannin held Seattle well in check until the ninth inning as he gained his fourth victory. Then George Schmees cracked a two-run homer to cut the Padre margin to a single run and Fannin sat ut the remainder of the inning. Second Half Starts in City 'A' League Second-half action starts in the Anaheim City "A" League tonight with a full three-game slate. The Elks will be out to maintain their slim half-game hold on first place when they face the Ballman's TVers in the 8:45 feature at City Park. The Teamsters face the Magnolia Cobras in the 7:15 game at City Park and the second-place P & L Transmissions take on Hall's Drive-In in a 7:15 encounter at La Palma Park. In the first half of play, the Elks nipped the TVers. 3-2, and the Teamsters eoged the Cobras. 1-0. Hall's Drive-In replaced Hunt Foods in the circuit after the first night of action and did not play the Transmissions in the opening round. That game will be made up at a later date. Tomorrow's Tides (Adjusted to Balboa, Newport Bay) brat's Market N. Olive St., Anaheim Phone KE 5-5341 ALWAYS A GOOD STEER FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SAT. Open Mon. thru Thurs. 9-7, Friday 9-8; Sat. 9-7, Closed Sunday HORMEL KEYSTONE SLICED BACON 59 LB. 29c Lb. nd Beef 4 Lbs. for 99 c 45 lb. BABY STEER CHUCK STEAK 49 c LB. 45 lb. BABY STEER CHUCK STEAK 49 lb. Pot Roast 39 lb. 55 Ll. BABY STEER RIB STEAK 51 lb. ORK STEAKS 99 lb. WIENERS $1 BONELESS LEAN BEEF STEW 55 lb. FOX FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS