anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-24

Orange Empire Girls League Season Opens Tomorrow Night FULLERTON (OCNS)—The Orange Empire Girls Softball League will begin the 1954 season tomorrow night with Cypress playing at Queen Park and Anaheim hosting Laguna Beach at the City Park in p.m. The Anaheim Bloomer Girls, defending league champions, and Buena Park's Pirates are considered the teams to beat for the 1954 litte. Laguna Beach and Cypress will be contenders as they finished in the first division of last year's strong league. Fullerton's Sluggerettes, the newest member of Orange County's teen-age girls softball alliance, are considered an outsider. The league has undergone several radical changes with a new administration this year. New rules adopted made the league better balanced and limited to teen-age girls. Rebuilding Program Anaheim's Bloomer Girls face a rebuilding program this season as the 1953 championship team lost its outstanding pitcher Doris Holve, to the Fullerton Sweethearts, San Gabriel Valley League team. Karen Lenain, Marie Ann Dargats, Kay Turner and Janet Troutman followed Holve to Fullerton. The league will be without the Orange Rockets for the first time since its founding. Fred Meyer of Orange disbanded his team and gave up the presidency because of business duties which make it impossible to devote the time to the team and to the league. Brea and Tustin also withdrew from the loop. Cypress is definitely entered, though H. G. Messer is seeking a manager to handle the club this year. Messer's work makes it impossible for him to take charge of the team as he did in previous matches. Sweethearts Home For Two League Games This Week FULLERTON (OCNS) — Fullerton's Sweethearts will play two games at Amerige Park this week. Tonight, the Sweethearts play Pasadena while on Saturday they entertain the league-leading Sawtelle Chromettes. According to statistics compiled for the Sweethearts' four league games, Ziggy Davidson, the comely outfielder, is the toast of the Sweetheart hit parade. She has 8 blows for 12 trips racked up as the Sweetheart defeated Azusa, 5-0; Sun Valley, 5-3, and Pasadena, 22-3. She did not play against Norwalk, the only setback of the season for Fullerton. Karen Lenain, .416; Mary Ann Dargatz, .357; Doris Holve, .333 and Jeannie Lee, .300, are among the league's best hitters. Holve is now regarded as one of the best pitchers in the fast Southern California Girls Softball League: While the Anaheim girl has a since its founding. Fred Meyer of Orange disbanded his team and gave up the presidency because of business duties which make it impossible to devote the time to the team and to the league. Brea and Tustin also withdrew from the loop. Cypress is definitely entered, though H. G. Messer is seeking a manager to handle the club this year. Messer's work makes it impossible for him to take charge of the team as he did in previous years. Huntington Beach will be under a new manager, Barbara Cory, who is replacing Elsie (Sokey) Miller who relinquished the reigns of the team because of ill health. Bruce Pierce will handle the Laguna Beach team this year. At a league meeting in Fullerton, Pierce said he would solicit the cooperation of Larry Hemus, Laguna Beach leather artist, and Malita Forster in running his ball club. Both were prominent in Fullerton sports activities before settling in the artist colony. John Neubauer of Fullerton is the current Orange Empire League President and Patricia Ann Krueger, a Fullerton-Long Beach State college coed, who manages the Laguna Park team, is the loop' secretary. ELKS, TEAMSTERS TANGLE IN FEATURE MAJOR LOOP FRAY The first-place Elks face the third-place Santa Ana Teamsters in the feature game on tonight's City A League softball slate at La Palma Park at 7:1 p.m. The Teamsters trail the loop-leaders by only one game and could move into a tie by winning tonight. The Elks edged the Santa Ana nine, 1-0, in the first half as Ralph Sutliff bested Johnny Pouch in a tight found duel. In a pair of City A League games at City Park, the second-place P & L Transmissions, who trail the Elks by only half a game, take on the hard-fuck Magnolia Cobras at 8:4 and Ballman's TVers face Hall's Drive In of Santa Ana in the 7:15 opener. In the first half, the Transmissions defeated the Cobras, 4-0, and Hall's downed the TVers, 9-0. The Cobras are winless in six matches. Sports Calendar Tenlight CITY A LEAGUE — Ballman's TVers vs. Hall's Drive In, 7:30 p.m. P & L Transmission vs. Magnolia Cobras, 8:45 p.m. Both games at City Park, Elks vs. Teamsters at La Palma Park, 7:15 p.m. CITY B LEAGUE — Cypress VFW vs. M & L Bates Cafe vs. Cypress Recreation Park, 7:15 p.m. CHURCH C LEAGUE — Stanton Community Bees vs. St. Boniface Bees at La Palma Park, 8:30 p.m. SUMMER BASKETBALL — Pacific Plumbers vs. Richards Market, 6:1f p.m. Garden Grove Bullets vs. Huntington Beach Tigers, 7:15 p.m. Fullerton Mercuries vs. Brea Transportation, 8:15 p.m. Allison's Market vs. Orange Lancers, 9:15 p.m. All games at Anaheim High gym. Tomorrow TENNIS — Third annual Alice Marble Clinic at City Park courts, 1:30 p.m. GIRLS' SOFBALL — Bloomer Girls vs. Laguna at City Park, 7 p.m. Ring Results Chicago: Paul Andrews, 180, Buffalo, N. Y., stopped Danny Nardico 178, Tampa, Fla. (4). There's No Substitute for Paid Circulation. In a pair of City A League games at City Park, the second-place P & L Transmissions, who trail the Elks by only half a game, take on the hard-fuck Magnolia Cobras at 8:4 and Ballman's TVers face Hall's Drive In of Santa Ana in the 7:15 opener. In the first half, the Transmissions defeated the Cobras, 4-0, and Hall's downed the TVers, 9-0. The Cobras are winless in six starts, but their luck is bound to change. They have never been beaten by more than four runs and have lost three games by one run, including a 17-inning game with Hall's Drive In. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results Ring Results Chicago: Paul Andrews, 180, Buffalo, N.Y., stopped Danny Nardico 178, Tampa, Fla. (4). There's No Substitute for Paid Circulation. SUMMER LEAGUES NOW FORMING Open Lanes every day and evening from noon until ? FREEWAY BOWL Santa Ana Freeway & Katella Phone KE 5-8522 Free Vacation! SAVE UP TO $50000 on an exciting, new V-161 MERCURY with Detroit Delivery Fly to Detroit Sightsee Canada, drive home! Get details today from MARSELLUS-CARROL, INC. 626 S. Los Angeles Street phone KE 5-2859 Baseball Standings By UNITED PRESS Pacific Coast League W L Pct. GB wood 49 30 .620 Diego 44 35 .557 7 and 43 38 .531 7 Francisco 40 40 .500 9½ imento 38 42 475 11½ le 36 40 .474 11½ Angeles 33 45 .423 15½ and 32 45 .416 16 Wednesday's Results and 5, Portland 3 wood 4, Seattle 1 Diego 7, San Francisco 1 Angeles 2-3, Sacramento 1-9 Major League Standings National League W L. Pct. GB york 41 23 .641 klyn 40 24 .625 1 aukee 32 20 .525 7½ adelphia 31 29 .517 8 nntati 31 32 .492 9½ ouis 31 32 .492 9½ ago 23 38 .377 16½ burgh 21 43 .328 20 Wednesday's Results aukee 5 New York 2 klyn 6 Cincinnati 3 adelphia 5 Chicago 3 ouis 7 Pittsburgh 1 Baseball Standings By UNITED PRESS Pacific Coast League W L Pct. GB wood 49 30 .620 Diego 44 35 .557 7 and 43 38 .531 7 Francisco 40 40 .500 9½ imento 38 42 475 11½ le 36 40 .474 11½ Angeles 33 45 .423 15½ and 32 45 .416 16 Wednesday's Results and 5, Portland 3 wood 4, Seattle 1 Diego 7, San Francisco 1 Angeles 2-3, Sacramento 1-9 Major League Standings National League W L. Pct. GB york 41 23 .641 klyn 40 24 .625 1 aukee 32 20 .525 7½ adelphia 31 29 .517 8 nntati 31 32 .492 9½ ouis 31 32 .492 9½ ago 23 38 .377 16½ burgh 21 43 .328 20 Wednesday's Results aukee 5 New York 2 klyn 6 Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 5 Chicago 3 ouis 7 Pittsburgh 1 Baseball Standings By UNITED PRESS Pacific Coast League W L Pct. GB wood 49 30 .620 Diego 44 35 .557 7 and 43 38 .531 7 Francisco 40 40 .500 9½ imento 38 42 475 11½ le 36 40 .474 11½ Angeles 33 45 .423 15½ and 32 45 .416 16 Wednesday's Results and 5, Portland 3 wood, Portland, and Seattle are listed. Optimists Belt La Palma Nine, To Take First Place in City B League Anaheim's Optimists moved into sole possession of first place in the City B League by belting La Palma Drive In, to take Bob's Super Market was upset by Verhoeven Feed, to a pair of games at Cypress Recreation Park Tuesday night. The Cypress VFW and the M & L Bates Cafe tangle at Cypress at to take Bob's Supermarket in the only game on tonight's card. Raul Sanchez tossed a three-hitter for the Optimists while Gene Galvan and Sheldon Welch sparked their nine-hit attack with two blows each. Hank Goodhart of Verhoeven Feed stymied Bob's with five hits. The Feedmen collected only six blows, but bunched five of them for as many runs in the sixth. LA PALMA DRIVE-IN AB R H Smith, lb. Pina, lb. Bielfeld, p MacDonald, c Toser, lf Cram, cf Hund, ss Muir, rf Starr, lb White, p Totals ANAHEIM OPTIMISTS AB R H Denny, c Duncan, cf Galvan, lf Sanchez, p Haagama, rf Welch, lb Nieto, ss Rocha, lb DeBruyn, lb Head, cf Totals Carol Spanks tossed a three-hitter as touring Buena Park Lynx defeated the Vancouver, B. C., Kerries, to win last night. The Lynx take on the Nut House at Vancouver tonight before returning to Portland, Ore., to conclude their eight-game tour with contests tomorrow, Saturday and Sunday nights. The Lynx tallied one in the first two in the third and put the game on ice with a six-run outburst in the fifth on a triple by Helen Maris, doubles by Carolyn Broady and Spanks and singles by Marie Kornder and Lu Mahoney. Spanks and Johanna Moore collected two hits aplace for the victors. Score by Innings Buena Park ...102.060 ...9-9-1 Vancouver ...000.000 ...0-3-2 City Juvenile AA LEAGUE SQR ...021 Wallace Tractor ...020 Tafolla and Miranda; Wallace McCoy Motors ...110 Carl's Drive In ...020 Ramirez, Perez and Saucedo A LEAGUE Taylor Lumber Madison and Dunla and Adams Frank's Texaco Servi Orvala Bike Shop Rideout and Correra; Luecke La Palma Drive-In Hartfield Jewelers Roberts and Scheff and Kirk Nellesen "76" Service Boney Dodge Russell and Wright; Hoehn Fleetwood Trailers Baton Music McCandless and Merge and Agullar. B LEAGUE Colters Williams Shoe Store Seay and Miller; Kulinge Lions Langson's TV Moreno and Meyers; Stephens Optimist Kiwanis T. Moore and Paras and Merritt LEAGUE French Laundry Erown & Haskins Stephens and Disenn Hernandez Carroll & Marsellus Kiwanis Moreno and Montano orglio Kaulbars Cypress Hardware Requejo and Fisher; D. Smith. 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The total was 80 which even overshadowed the American League leading Athletics by a full eight. Statley And Rasch iBanged Considering that Stanky's hairy-chested batsmen had delivered a total of only 62 for the home side, tha leaves a deficit of 18 between the credit and debit sides of the ledger. The two principal Redbird culprits were Gerry Staley with 15 allowed and Vio Raschi with 13. But they weren't the most cluted pitchers in the game. Tha dubious honor goes to the Philadelphia Phillies' Robin Roberts, wholed with a well-clobbered 16 until the As' Bob Trice had himself a rough afternoon Wednesday. Trice was 15 minutes too late to make this roll call, so Roberts stands with the home run hitters' popularity award for June in this corner. Excluding Wednesday's contests, the Cardinal throwers led both leagues with 80 round-trippers delivered and were followed in their own circuit by Brooklyn and Cincinnati with 71 each; Chicago 63, Phillies 57, Pirates 52, Giants 50 and Milwaukee 33. Erskine Runnerup Carl Erskine was Brooklyn's big target with 14 and Harry Perkowski the chief Cincinnati victim with 12 allowed. Warren Hacker glumly led the Cubs with 10; Max Surkont the Pirates with 13; Sal Maglie the Giants with 15 and Gene Conley and Warren Spahn the Braves with seven each. Cleveland pitchers were having a fine non-homer year with their total of only 29 because Early Wynn had 10 of that, otal himself. Washington was low in the league with 27 allowed and Baltimore had permitted but 33. The As were at the top with 72 followed by Detroit with 60, Boston 54, Chicago 44 and the Yankees 35. Arnold Portocarrero and Mario Fricano were pacing the a's with 13 'each until Trice watched his specialties sail out of the park three times Wednesday. Steve Gromek led Detroit with 14 bye-bye tied with nine each for the Red babies; Bill Henry and Will Nixon Sox; Billy Pierce gave up nine against his White Sox, and Harry Byrd six agains the Yanks. Don Larsen led the Orioles with eight. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin CROWN & HASKINS 000 0-0 Stephens and Disennet; Santi and Hernandez Carroll & Marsellus 433 2-12 Kiwanis 200 0-2 Moreno and Montano; V. Del Giorgio Kaulbars 210 0-3 Cypress Hardware 000 0-0 Requejo and Fisher; Sullivan and D. Smith. But they weren't the most cluted pitchers in the game. Tha dubious honor goes to the Philadelphia Phillies' Robin Roberts, wholed with a well-clobbered 16 until the As' Bob Trice had himself a rough afternoon Wednesday. Trice was 15 minutes too late to make this roll call, so Roberts stands with babies; Bill Henry and Will Nixon Sox; Billy Pierce gave up nine against his White Sox, and Harry Byrd six against the Yanks. Don Larsen led the Orioles with eight. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin S MARKET Open 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. including Sunday Specials thru Saturday KY WONDER GR. BEANS 2 lbs. for 15¢ GOLDEN CROSS SWEET CORN Well Filled Ears 39¢ dozen Local Grown CUCUMBERS 5 for 10¢ Santa Rosa PLUMS 3 lbs. for 25¢ Stevens Semi Freestone PEACHES 3 lbs. for 25¢ CH'S MEATS R. H. RICHARD'S & SONS and Clubs—KE, 5-6948 Next Door to the Post Office holiday just around the corner, it will be a bang up day. I'll betcher, have some BANG-UP SAVINGS FOR YOU THIS WEEK—U.S. Choice and CH'S MEATS R H RICHARD'S & SONS s and Clubs—KE. 5-6948 Next Door to the Post Office holiday just around the corner, it will be a bang up day. 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