anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-24

TENNIS QUEEN—Alice Marble, one of the all-time greats of women's tennis will present her third annual clinic at the Anaheim City Park courts tomorrow at 1:30. The clinic will be followed by an exhibition mixed doubles match, pairing Miss Marble with Barry Ryan, Sunset League finalist, against Jean Williams and Floyd Baker, who won the mixed doubles crown in the Anaheim Closed Championships. Alice Marble, world famous amateur and professional tennis star, returns to the Anaheim Park tennis courts tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. for her third annual clinic and mixed doubles exhibition. Every Orange Countian interested in tennis, whether from a players' point of view or as that of a spectator, is urged to attend the event which is completely free of charge. Miss Marble held the United States singles title for four years, three of them consecutive; the national women's doubles title for three years with Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Fabian, and the national mixed doubles for four years with four different partners, as well as countless other national and international championships. Along with her notority on the courts, Miss Marble has gained fame as an author, dress designer, speaker, and vocalist. She has written "The Road to Wimbledon" an autobiography, writes a column in "The Racquet," was at one time a featured singer at New York's Waldorf-Astoria, and her clothes TENNIS QUEEN—Alice Marble, one of the all-time greats of women's tennis will present her third annual clinic at the Anaheim City Park courts tomorrow at 1:30. The clinic will be followed by an exhibition mixed doubles match, pairing Miss Marble with Barry Ryan, Sunset League finalist, against Jean Williams and Floyd Baker, who won the mixed doubles crown in the Anaheim Closed Championships. SPORTS BOB ZIMMER, Editor Robertshaw-Fulton Tops Cal Research To Take Half-Game Lead Over Hornets Robertshaw-Fulton stepped into first place by a half-game margin over the idle Kwikset Hornets by drubbing Cal Researchh, 11-2, in an Industrial League tussle at La Palma Park last night. The Dixie Cuppers maintained their grip on third place with a 4-1 triumph over Alex Foods and Delco Remy defeated the Alpha Beta, 4-2, in a practice game. Robertshaw-Fulton won its game with two big innings. They tallied six runs in the first and four in the fourth. Dixie Cup came from behind with two runs in the fifth and another pair in the sixth. Jon Wright fired a five-hitter and fanned eight for the victors while Larry Macarey of Alex Foods allowed only four hits, but was the victim of poor support. DIXIE CUP AB R H Wright 3 0 0 Morna c 1 1 Mitchell 1b 2 1 Pinedo ss 2 1 0 Bowland cf 2 0 1 Shinner 2b 0 0 Kolb 2b 0 0 Gutierrez cf 2 0 1 Bermudez rf 2 0 0 Totals 25 4 4 ALEX FOODS AB R H S Morales cf 2 0 1 Pinell cf 4 0 0 R Monroe lf 2 0 0 Macaye b 1 0 0 Harpin ss 2 0 2 Bill Morales c 2 0 0 Bob Morales 2b 2 0 ALPHA BETA AB R H C. La Bono, 1b 3 1 1 P. Holeman, ss 3 1 1 L. Hoffard, 2b 4 0 0 D. Dick, p 3 0 1 T. King, 3b 3 0 0 C. Lord, e 3 0 1 R. Shively, if 3 0 0 D. Dunecun, if 2 0 0 L. Jones, cf 2 0 1 J. Hayes, rf 1 1 1 Hale 0 0 0 DELCO REMY AB R H S. McGaughy, ss 3 0 1 G. Shiller, lb 3 1 1 R. Akison, if 3 1 1 R. Walker, 3b 3 0 0 R. Maloney, e 3 1 1 R. Galloway, 2b 0 0 Mallass, 2b 3 1 1 A. Gulley, cf 2 0 1 V. Gullett, cf 2 0 1 D. Haynie, rf 2 0 0 M. Long, p 2 0 1 Totals 25 4 CAL RESEARCH AB R H M. Levett 2 b 0 M B. 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ARMOUR CORN BEET ARMOUR VIENNNA ARMOUR CHOPPEL ARMOUR DRY SLIC PICTSWEET Peas, Broccoli, Corn, Squ vegetables. French Fries. ½ GAL. PUREX 29¢ READY TO-EAT FAVORITES Corn Flakes 2 oz. pkgs. 20¢ Marble Clinic Here Tomorrow world famous professional tennis to the Anaheim Park tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. annual clinic and mixibition. Countian interestwhether from a playview or as that of a urged to attend the is completely free of held the United title for four years, consecutive; the nas doubles title for with Mrs. Sarah Palland the national mixfour years with four timmers, as well as national and interceptionships. notorily on the Marble has gained author, dress designer, vocalist. She has Road to Wimbledon" why, writes a column that" was at one time ginger at New York's a, and her clothes were handled as an exclusive line by Sak's Fifth Avenue. As a lecturer, she has traveled thousands of miles in 44 states speaking before school and community groups. Recently, her fans and friends in Anaheim were surprised and pleased to find that she was the star of the famous television program "This Is Your Life." At that time all of the many interesting and varied highlights of her life were reviewed for her through the medium of pictures and by the presence on the program of friends and relatives who had helped to shape her career. Climax of the evening was the presentation to Miss Marble of a new car to take the place of the old one which has carried her on so many countless miles. In tomorrow's clinic, Miss Marble will use players from the audience to demonstrate the different basic strokes which must be learned in tennis to have a well-rounded game. Questions from those attending will be answered; with suggestions made for problems in stroking and strategy which so often arise in the average game. To show how all of these strokes would be used in actual competition, and to show the court strategy necessary to produce championship tennis, Miss Marble will team with Barry Ryan, Sunset League finalist in singles for 1954, to oppose Jean Williams and Floyd Baker, mixed doubles title holders in the Anaheim Championships, in an exhibition mixed doubles match. Tomorrow's Tides Low tides — 12:19 a.m. (0.8 ft.). 11:07 a.m. (1.6 ft.). High tides — 6:07 a.m. (3.1 ft."); 5:59 p.m. (5.8 ft.). TWO-BIT FISH BRYSON CITY, N. C. — While cleaning a catfish he caught in the Tuckasegee River here, 14-year-old Johnny Splude found a quarter. The theory is that the fish struck at the shiny coin when it was tossed into the stream by a tourist in the Great Smoky Mountains. Allison's Market Face Orange in Hoop Scuffle Allison's Market hoopsters Anaheim will be shooting for th second consecutive Summer B ketball League triumph when th face the Orange Lancers at Anaheim High gym tonight at 9: The feature game of the ening matches the Garden GrowBullets and the Huntington BeTigers, both of whom won the opening games last Tuesday, 7:15. In other games tonight, Riards Market of Newport plays s Pacific Plumbers of Santa Ana 6:15 and the Fullerton Mercurtake on the Brea Recreation f at 8:15. Allison's Market drubbed Br43-22, Tuesday while the Lance lost to Richards Market, 56-29. other opening-night games, Tigers knocked over the Mercur37-21, and the Lancers upset Pacific Plumbers, 54-49. If It's News You'll See It The Bulletin AYLE'S Open Evenings 'Til 9 P.M. 404 N. 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Portland lost lots of mileage — four unearned runs — on a single error as Oakland beat the Beavers 5-3. San Diego topped San Francisco co 7-1 in the other game. Marino Pieretti and John Pyecha went the distance in the first Solon-Angel game with Robertson's solo clout in the bottom of the seventh difference. In the second contest shortstop Hank Nasternak made three Angel errors and catcher Al Evans two to let in four unearned lites. Emil Patrick went the distance for the Solons and was backed by a 10-hit attack. The Angels got the long ball again in the second contest with Robertson again hitting a solo blast and Bob Usher also clouting a bases-empty round tripper. Bill Moisan got loss number six against no wins. Red Munger bested Tommy Byrne in Seattle as the Rainler field made four bobbles to let three unearned scores across. Munger held the Suds to four scattered hits and walked in their only run. Byrne gave up eight safeties. Results Are the Proof of Newspaper Circulation. 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