anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-18

SPORTS BOB ZIMMER. Editor Elks Stay in Lead With 4-0 Triumph Over TVers Anaheim's Elks kept their half-game grip on first place by blanking Ballman's TVers, 4-0, but the second-place P & L Transmissions stayed right on their heels by waxing Hall's Drive-In, 11-1, in City A League action last night. In the third game on the card, the Teamsters nipped the winless Magnolia Cobras, 2-1. The Elks jumped the TVers for three runs in the first inning and breezed to their victory behind the two-hit pitching of Ralph Sutliff, who also whiffed 11 hitters. The Transmissions allied a pair of runs in the first without a hit, added three in the second and iceed the game with a five-run, five-hit outbreak in the fourth. Herb Hamilton collected two hits for the victors as Art Altheide tossed a three-hitter. Johnny Fouch fired a four-hitter for the Teamsters, who came from behind with a pair of runs in the last of the seventh on a walk, a double by Gil Bristow and a single by Louis Armendariz. BALLMAN'S TV AB R H Rayburns, as 3.0 0 Hobbs, cf 2.0 0 Zuniga, 3b 2.0 0 Mitchell, 1b 2.0 1 Garcia, c 1.0 0 Maciel, 1f 2.0 0 Johnson, 2b 2.0 1 Viala, cf 2.0 1 Sports Calendar Tenight CHURCH C LEAGUE SOFT-BALL—Free Methodists vs. Zion Lutherans, 7 p.m. First Baptist Bees vs. Stanton Community Bees, 8:30 p.m. Both games at La Palma Park. Tomorrow JUNIOR LEGION BASEBALL—Anaheim vs. Buena Park at La Palma Park, 2 p.m. Baseball Standings Pacific Coast League W L Pct. GB. Hollywood 45 28 .616 — San Diego 39 34 .534 6 San Francisco 39 35 .527 6½ Oakland 39 36 .520 7 Seattle 34 36 .486 9½ Sacramento 35 38 .479 10 Los Angeles 31 40 .437 13 Portland 28 43 .394 16 Thursday's Results Oakland 5, Los Angeles 3 Sacramento 4, Portland 3 Hollywood 1, San Francisco 0 Seattle 5, San Diego 4 How Series Stand San Francisco 2, Hollywood 1 Optimists Defeat Bob’s Market, 2-To Tie for First Raul Sanchez twirled a two-tier as the Anaheim Optimum shaded Bob’s Super Market, to move into tie for first place the Anaheim B Softball League a game played at Cypress Tue night. It was the first loss for the $Market nine and left the two with identical 4-1 records at completion of the first halftail play. Bob’s pushed over a run in first, but the Optimists tied it in the second and notched winning marker in the fifth. In the other game, Tuesday, Hoeven Feed defeated the M Bates Cafe, 2-0, as Hank Good tossed a two-hitter. MAL BATES AB B C. Velarde, cf J. Anquire, 1b J. Velarde, ss L. Rodriguez, c R. Chow, rf R. Rivera, 2b J. Fernandes, lf Mauuel Viera, p S. Velarde, 2b Totals AB B C. VER HOVEN AB B Herrama, ss B. Van Dyke, c Eynick, cf M. Vanderwerde, lf Goodhart, p P. Van Dyke, lb Tony Borges, rf Totals AB B Bob’s Suber Mkt. AB B Chapman, lf McGonaghy, c Allhouse, 2b Arblso, ss Gulman, 3b Kimberlin, lb Neuman,p Vandiver, cf Duncan,rf Borges,c Graff,rf Johnny Pouch fired a four-hitter for the Teamsters, who came from behind with a pair of runs in the last of the seventh on a walk, a double by Gil Bristow and a single by Louis Armendariz. BALLMAN'S TV AB R H Rayburn, ss 3 0 0 Hobbs, cf 2 0 0 Zuniga, 3b 2 0 0 Mitchall, 1b 2 0 0 Garcia, c 1 0 0 Maclal, lf 2 0 0 Johnson, 2b 2 0 1 Vials, cf 3 0 0 Lamas, p 2 0 0 Totals 23 0 2 ELKS AB R H Rimpau, rf 2 1 0 Boyd, 2b 2 1 0 L. Knoller, lf 2 1 1 Sutliff, p 2 1 1 Campbell, lb 2 0 1 Rayburn, c 2 0 0 Edwards, ss 2 0 0 Cook, 3b 2 0 0 P. Knoller, cf 3 0 0 Totals 23 4 5 MAGNOLIA AB R H Gonzales, lf 3 0 2 Zamairra, 3b 3 0 0 Romera, ss 3 0 0 Gimbino, cf 3 0 0 Magdalena, lf 3 0 1 Salazar, lf 3 1 2 Guadan, p 2 0 0 Baca, lf 2 0 0 Moran, 2b 2 0 Totals 24 1 4 TEAMSTERS AB R H Armendaris, lb 4 0 1 Pickering, lb 4 0 1 Wilmot, lf 3 0 1 Districh, 2b 3 0 1 Fouch, cf 3 0 1 Brown, lf 3 1 0 Glaze, c 2 0 0 Mears, ss 3 0 0 Bristow, p 3 1 2 Totals 27 26 P & L TRANSMISIONS AB R H Pannier, lb 2 1 1 Winkler, ss 4 1 1 Perez, lb 2 1 1 Mukenthaler, c111 White, lf211 Hamilton, rf211 Hulett, rf211 Altheide, p211 Kelly, cf211 Hulett, lf211 Donovan (5th on), rf211 Totals25118 HALL'S DRIVE-IN AB R H Cross, ss2118 Williams,2b2118 Johnson,rf2118 Marsh,lb2118 Orosco,p2118 Hall,cf2118 Paton,lf2118 Savalla,c2118 Cash,cf2118 Koger,lb2118 Totals1713 SUMMER LEAGUES NOW FORMING Open Lanes every day and evening from noon until ? FREEWAY BOWL Santa Ana Freeway & Katella Phone KE5-8522 San Diego3934.5346 San Francisco3935.5276½ Oakland3936.52077 Seattle3436.4869½ Sacramento3538.47910 Los Angeles3140.43713 Portland2843.39416 Thursday's Results Oakland5, Los Angeles3 Sacramento4, Portland3 Hollywood1, San Francisco0 Seattle5, San Diego4 How Series Stand San Francisco2,Hollywood1 San Diego2,S Seattle1 Los Angeles2.Oakland1 Sacramento3.Portland0 National League W.L.Pct.GBNew York3721.638Brooklyn3523.6032Milwaukee3025.5455½Philadelphia2925.5376St.Louis2929.5008Cincinnati2631.45610½Chicago2332.41812½Pittsburgh1841.30519½ Thursday's ResultsNew York2 Cincinnati1Milwaukee6 Brooklyn4Philadelphia3 St.Louis2,15 inn.Chicago at Pittsburgh,ppd.,rainAmerican LeagueW.L.Pct.GBCleveland4117.707Chicago3820.6553New York3822.6334Detroit2730.47413½Washington2334.40417½Philadelphia2236.37919Baltimore2237.37319½Boston2035.36419½ Thursday's ResultsNew York9 Baltimore2Cleveland6 Washington4Chicago6 Philadelphia4Detroit2 Boston1 FJC Trustees Reject Bids on New Gymnasium FULLERTON,(OCNS) — Trustees of the Fullerton Union High School and Junior college district virtually rejected all bids on a new gymnasium for the college at a meeting last night after the lowest bid was $41,000 more than the architect's estimate. Bids ranged from $579,400 to $595,000 compared with the estimated cost of $538,392.Board Chairman Lloyd A.Riutcel commented that the trustees had expected the bids to run below the estimated cost. Swisshelm Honored an All-CIF Star of Year Bill Swisshelm,Santa High's great sprinter has been named All-CIF track and field athlete of the year,the Helms Swisshelm captured the CIF in the loo and twenty.His best m in the century was nine.s and he a low clocking of twenty.s in the The only other Orange Co athlete picked on the first t was Mike Trainor of Laguna,had a timing of十九.4s in the yard low hurdles. Others on the All-CIF team their times were Bruce Kitchee Riverside.440.48.7s.;James er of Grossmont.880.Im.58;s son Hadley of Bellflower,mile.24.1s.;Kenny Thompson of O tennial,高 jump.6 ft.5½Wilbert Searcy of Compton,b jump.22ft.³¼in.;Bob McKay Englewood and Joe Vault.13ft.7½Richard Bronson of Grossm shot put.60ft.¾in. Tomorrow's Tides (Adjusted to Balboa,新port Bay) LOW tides=6:32 a.m.(-0.75:4:4 p.m.(2:5 ft.)High tides=12:18 p.m.(3:6:1:4 p.m.(5:5 ft.)) Bulletin Want Ads Bring Res SUMMER LEAGUES NOW FORMING Open Lanes every day and evening from noon until 7? FREEWAY BOWL Santa Ana Freeway & Katella Phone KE 5-8522 B. F. GOODRICH PROTECTED DEALER FRANCHISES Now open in Anaheim, Santa Ana and Fullerton There’s Real Profit Opportunity in Handling famous B. F. Goodrich • LIFESAVER TUBELESS TIRES • AUTO & HOME SUPPLIES • PROVEN TIME PAYMENT PLAN For Informaton, Write, Wire or Call W. S. Seliger, District Mgr. The B. F. Goodrich Co. 944 E. 44th St., Los Angeles 54, Cal. Telephone LUcas 6151 THE RIGHT SIGN FOR YOU Optimists Defeat Bob's Market, 2-1 Tie for First Sanchez twirled a two-hit-tie the Anaheim Optimists and Bob's Super Market, 2-1. They gave into tie for first place in Anaheim B Softball League in the play at Cypress Tuesday as the first loss for the Super Nine and left the two clubs identical 4-1 records at the action of the first half of a pushed over a run in the other game, Tuesday, Veronica Feed defeated the M & L Cafe, 3-0, as Hank Goodhart a two-hitter. ANAHEIM CHUCKERS—The Anaheim Junior Legion mound staff includes, left to right, Leffthe Scholtz, Rudy Peralta and Paul Grover and Righthander Paul Morris. Dave Stephenson, and hander is not pictured. The locals face Burna Park in a Northern Division series at La Palma tomorrow and Sunday at 2 p.m. (Bulletin photo) Jr. Legionnaires Seek Tie for First Place In Weekend Series With Buena Park Anaheim's Junior Legionnaires will be out to grab a share of first place in the Orange County League (Northern Division) when they entertain Buena Park in a two-game series at La Palma Park tomorrow. Marciano Expected to Give Chance Shot at Crown in Santo In Weekend Series With Buena Park Anaheim's Junior Legionnaires will be out to grab a share of first place in the Orange County League (Northern Division) when they entertain Buena Park in a two-game series at La Palma Park tomorrow and Sunday. Both games are slated to start at 2 p.m. If the locals take two from Buena Park as expected, they will be deadlocked for first place with Fullerton in the final standings and a special playoff game will be held next week to determine which club will face the Southern Division champion in the county playoffs next weekend. Fullerton drubbed Buena Park twice last weekend, 19-3 and 10-2. In the opening series of the season, Anaheim split with Fullerton, winning 11-5, and losing 11-3. Catcher Frank Doretti is showing the way at the plate for Dave Hernandez' cohorts with 11 hits in 23 at bats in six games, including practice tilt, for a .478 average. Pitcher Paul Grover is batting .375, followed by Shortstop Joe Ayitia and Third-baseman Al Storey, .318 apiece; Outfielder Bill French, .292 and First-baseman Dick Blankmeyer, .286. Grover and Rudy Peralta have both chalked up a pair of mound victories without a loss. Hernandez is expected to use this pair in addition to Paul Morris and Bob Scholz for pitching duty against Buena Park. Dave Stephenson, star right-hander of the squad, will not be available for slab duty until next weekend because he is attending Boys' State in Sacramento. The rest of the lineup will probably include Doretti behind the plate, Blankmeyer at first, Al Moody at second, Ayitia at short-stop, Storey at third and French, Verne Weaver and Mickey Flynn in the outfield. Marciano Expected to Give Chance Another Shot at Crown in September NEW YORK (UP)—Rocky Marciano's next heavyweight title defense probably will be a September return bout with lion-hearted Ezzard Charles, who threatened for a while Thursday night to recapture the crown before 47.585 in Yankee Stadium. Marciano wound up with the unanimous 15-round decision after a thrilling battle. Manager Al Weill said today, "Charles will be our first choice if Rocky's eye heals in time for the fight." The unbeaten champion, who made his third successful defense and achieved his 46th straight professional victory, suffered the re-opening of an old gash brow in the fourth round. N° diello took 11 points on the wound this morning. Clare's Hospital. Charles, of Cincinnati, the decision in his second win back the title; but lasting admiration for his gameness and amazingness. Gate Totals (543) They fought a thrilling battle before a crowd of a gross gate of $50 cheered the amazing razzard in nearly every rink of the ninth when Marciano definite command. Something to your car that you use New with Mobil Po Tomorrow's Tides (Adjusted to Balboa, Newport Bay) Hides—6:32 a.m. (-0.7 ft.); m. (2.5 ft.). Hides—12:18 p.m. (3.6 ft.); m. (5.5 ft.). Want Ads Bring Results Bloomer Girls Hold First Practice Monday All teenage girls in the Anaheim district interested in playing softball this summer are invited to try out for the Anaheim Bloomer Girls, who will hold their first workout at City Park Monday at 3 p.m. Practice sessions will be held every afternoon next week at the same time in preparation for the Bloomer Girls' Orange Empire League openier against Laguna here next Friday night. For further information; contact Joanne Kellogg at the City Park playground or call KE-5-3954. Crashing the Maples SCRATCH TRIO LEAGUE W L Los Nados 18 10 Cal Sheer Hoslery 16½ 11½ HRS 15 17 Morse's Market 12½ 15½ Flou Cement Pipe 12½ 15½ Cow Punchers 12 16 DTS 11½ 16½ Casey Beckham 11½ 16½ High team game — Cal Sheer Hoslery, 4F. High individual game — Bert De Land, 266. High individual series — Guz Kasischke, 866. TUESDAY HANDICAP LEAGUE W L Cherry Rivels 12 8 Bottorff Painters 13 8 Leonard Precision 11 10 Team No. 5 11 10 Team No. 3 9 12 Team No. 6 8 15 High team game — Bottorff Painters, 550. High individual game — Dwain Stratton, 197. High individual series — Glenn Kaminsky, 579. TROPHY DOUBLE LEAGUE W L Pensi Kids 5½ 2½ Hill and Hill 4½ 2½ Beachcombers 4 4 Mad Affairs 4 4 Us 3 8 Rollers 3 5 High team game — Pensi Kids. High individual game—Men, Jim. High individual series—Men, Jim Mills, 670; women, Bobbie High, 702. SPORTVIEWS by Bill Burns NBC-TV's fabulous $63,000 "Traveling Eye" mobile unit will supplement the stationary cameras covering the final stages of the National Open as this golf classic makes its TV debut Saturday (4) 1:00-2:00. The feature of this competition will be resumption of the Ben Hogan-Sam Snead rivalry, with Bantam Ben seeking his fifth open championship, Lindsey Nelson and Bob Brumby will be assisted in their coverage of our sportTV view by two former National Open winners, Johnny Farrell and Craig Wood. FRIDAY, JUNE 18 7:00 (4) — fightTVview: Oakland's 5th-ranking Johnny Gonsalves (35W, 8L, 3D, 5KO's) misses the No. 2 lightweight contender, Orlando Zulieta (50W, 19L, 9D, 5KO's), in the "Garden" ten. In November 1952, the Californian's harder hitting won him a split nod over this classy Cuban who is considered one of the best defensive boxers in the game. 8:15 (8) — Baseball: Hollywood Stars, who meet the PCL All-Stars next Monday at Gilmore Field, continue this series with the San Francisco Seals. SATURDAY, JUNE 19 11:15 (7) — Baseball — American League action from Chicago's Cominoky Park as the White Sox host the world champion N. Y. Yankees. Both clubs, along with the Cleveland Indians, are in a do-or-die battle for the top rung of the AL ladder. 1:00 (2) — Horse Race: $25,000 Gazelle Stakes, a mile-and-a-sixteenth for 5-year-old fillies, from Long Island's Aqueduct Park. 1:00 (4) — sportTVview: National Open Golf Tourney. 1:30 (8) — Baseball: Stars vs Seals. 6:00 (7) — fightTVview: N. Y. Yoltn' Joe Micell (48W, 16L, 5D, 23KO's) will slug it out with Toledo's KO specialists Pat Lowry (32W, 8L, 26KO's), in the Toledo Sports Arena. 8:30 (7) — fightTVview: Eau Claire Perdinand (28W, 5L, 7D, 9KO's) who held the State middleweight title a year ago, meets the nresent-champ Willie Vaughn (15W, 7L, 3D, 2KO's), in a ten round non-title match at the Hollywood Legion Stadium. Snyder, and Bolo vs Schnabel in the Legion double-main. 18:30 (9) — fightTVview: Films of Jack Johnson's 12 round KO over Stanley Katchel at Colma, Calif., in 1905. TUESDAY, JUNE 22 8:15 (9) — Baseball: Bill Brundige and Lyle Bond from Wrigley Field as the Los Angeles Angels attempt to start up the PCL ladder at the expense of the Sacramento Solens. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22 6:30 (9) — Baseball: Twi-night double-hheader between the Angels and the Solens. 7:00 (2) — fightTVview: A light-heavyweight ten from Chicago Stadium as the No. 7 contender, counter-punching Paul Andrews (22W, 3L, 12KO's), parries the dynamite-ladden blows of St-place Danny Nardico (44W, 12L, 4D, 14KO's). 8:50 (8) — maTVview: Olympic Wrestling, with Dick Lage. THURSDAY, JUNE 24 7:30 (9) — Fishing Tips: Jack Slattery. 8:15 (9) — Baseball: Angels vs Solens. 8:30 (12) — Fishing Flashes: Man Clintock will cover the harbor waterfront this week with tips and films on outboard-motor fishing for Hiss, Perch and Halibut inside the breakwater. 9:00 (13) — Midget Ante Races: Incidentally, we understand the sponsors put in a cancellation order on this show after the TV "ratings" were announced... then cancelled the cancellation when your letters and phone calls began piling up. So, midgets are scheduled to continue—as long as the track attendance stays up. 9:20 (5) — Fishing Fun: Andy Kelly. Anaheim Golfer Leads Willowick to Title ORANGE, (OCNS) — The Willowick women's golf team is Southern California public links champion today after a 7-11 vicgory over Griffith Park. The playoff was held yesterday at Montebello, a neutral course, after the two teams tied for top spot First Place in September to Give Charles Brown in September opening of an old gash on his left brow in the fourth round. Dr. Vincent N. diello took 11 stitches in the wound this morning at St. Clare's Hospital. Charles, of Cincinnati, 32, lost the decision in his second attempt to win back the title; but he earned lasting admiration for his heroic gameness and amazing ruggedness. Gate Totals (543,092) They fought a thrilling, bloody battle before a crowd that paid a gross gate of $543,092 and cheered the amazing rallies of Ezzard in nearly every round after the ninth when Marciano had taken definite command. Gazelle Stakes, a mile-and-a-sixteenth for 5-year-old fillies, from Long Island's Aqueduct Park. 1:00 (4) — sportTVview: National Open Golf Tourney 1:20 (9) — Baseball: Stars vs Seals. 6:00 (7) — flightTVview: N.Y. Joltin' Joe Micell (48W, 16L, 3D, 23KO's) will slug it out with Toledo's KO specialists, Pat Lowry (32W, 8L, 26KO's), in the Toledo Sports Arena. 8:30 (7) — flightTVview: Esau Perdinand (38W, 5L, 7D, 9KO's), who held the State middleweight title a year ago, meets the present champ. Willie Vaughn (18W, 7L, 3D, 2KO's), in a ten round non-title match at the Hollywood Legion Stadium. SUNDAY, JUNE 20 1:30 (9) — Baseball: Stars vs Seals in Father's Day double-header. 2:30 (11) — Jalony Derby 8:00 (2) — Guesting: Ed Sullivan will discuss the recent title bout with Rocky McCline on Tuesday at the Town's big sixth anniversary show. MONDAY, JUNE 21 6:45 (2) — Guesting: Fresh from the National Open, golfer Ben Hogan visits the Perry Como Show. 8:30 (5) — Roller Derby: Final appearance of the N.Y. Chiefs against the L.A. Braves. 8:30 (9) — flightTVview: In his 4th chain event, Manny Renteria (12W, 1L, 7KO's) takes on veteran Mario Trigo (58W, 40L, 10D, 13KO's) in a 10 round junior-welterweight swatfeat, described for us from Olympic ringside by Reid Kilpatrick. Trigo's experience, which includes wins over Tiscareno, Arago and Carlos Chavez as well as several tested by Renteria, who draw with Billy Graham, will be has chalked up 3 main event KO's this year. 8:30 (11)—maTVview: Rice vs. Anneheim Golfer Leads Willowick to Title ORANGE, (OCNS) — The Willowick women's golf team is Southern California public links champion today after a 7-11 vicgory over Griffith Park. The playoff was held yesterday at Montebello, a neutral course, after the two teams tied for top spot in a match last week. Dora Donaldson of Analleim is captain of the Willowick team, Members are Virginia Garver, Thea Rieder, Ruth Whitten, Alma McCoy, Jean Fairbairne, Gladys Anderson, Dora Oxford, Elizabeth Selman, E. Hargrove, Alice Grohman, Mary Mitchner and Bea Burke. 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