anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-25

SPORTS BOB ZIMMER, Editor Fullerton Nips Anaheim To Annex Division Title Fullerton's Junior Legion squad edged Anaheim, 5-3 in a sudden-death playoff game to annex the Northern Division title at Fullerton yesterday. The new Northern champions will play Huntington Beach in a best two-of-three series for the Orange County title, beginning with a single game at Fullerton tomorrow and a doubleheader, if necessary, at Huntington Beach Sunday. Carl Pennington twirled a four-hitter for the victorious Fullerton nine. Paul Grover hurled a steady, seven-hitter for Anaheim, but two infield errors in the first inning ruptured his cause. The Fullerton nine registered three runs in that frame, only one of them on singles by Larry Fishel and Joel Newkirk and the two errors. Al Storey played a singular role in a doubleheader that ended the inning. He made a diving catch of a bunt for the second out, then threw wildly to third, permitting a run to score. He finally ended up a home plate to take a throw from the shortstop and retire another Fullerton runner as he came charging home. The winners built up a 5-0 lead with two runs on three hits in the third before Anaheim dented the Elks Squeeze by Teamsters, 1-0; P & L Wins, 8-1 Anaheim's Elks and P & L Transmission stretched their lead over the rest of the City A League by defeating the Teamsters and the Magnolia Cobras last night. The Elks shaded the Teamsters, 1-0, on a fifth-inning home run by Swede Rayburn to duplicate the score of their first-14 battle. Ralph Sutliff pitched a two-hitter for the Elks while Johnny Fouch fired a three-hitter for the losers. The Transmissions dealt the Cobras their worst setback of the season, 8-1. Art Altheide pitched a three-hitter and fanned nine batters for the victors. In the other game last night, Hall's Drive In nipped Ballinman's TVers, 2-1, as Felix Orosco fired a two-hitter. Bill Hull smacked a home run and two singles for Hall's. By DON THACKREY SAN FRANCISCO (UP) — Donoso, the Cuban fireball of the Hollywood Stars of the Pacific Coast League, may not always "fustest" but during the week he has certainly been "mostest." Donoso split a doublehit with Seattle last night, with the second game 6-4 in 10 innings in relief, after he had gone distance to lose the opener. This gave the man from Caribbean three wins and a win in the past week since he won Friday and again Sunday in the San Francisco Seals. Winning from the Seals is to be a habit for both Donoso and San Diego Padres. Last year the Pads dropped the Seals 4-4 their third straight over San Diego and a win streak of six in the men of Lefty O'Doul. Sacramento dropped to sixth hind the Seattle Rainiers they lost a 8-3 game to Los Angeles and the Oakland Oaks solidly to third place with a triumph over Portland. Donoso gave up only seven in the opener for the night but bleacher, but made the misfit of giving two of them to cat Ray Orteig. Orteig pickled a pitch over fence in the fourth with two and then doubled home two innings in the fifth to account for all Seattle runs. His performance gave the Bob Hall, ex-Hollywood player, who only made it through in the second game. Don pitched from the sixth to the when the Stars scored the Al Storey played a singular role in a doubleheader that ended the inning. He made a diving catch of a bunt for the second out, then threw wildly to third, permitting a run to score. He finally ended up a home plate to take a throw from the shortstop and retire another Fullerton runner as he came charging home. The winners built up a 5-0 lead with two runs on three hits in the third before Anaheim dented the scoring column. Joe Avitia scored in the fourth on a walk, stolen base, error and single by Frank Doretti. Two more Anaheim tallies crossed home plate in the seventh on a pair of walks, a pair of sacrifices and one error. Pennington retired Anaheim in order in the eighth and got through the ninth unscatched although he walked two batters. ANAHEIM AB R H French, 2b 4 0 Storey, 2b 4 0 Avita, ss 2 1 Doretti, c 2 0 R. Weaver, cf 2 1 Blankmeyer, 1b 2 1 Flynn, lf 2 0 V. Weaver, rf 2 0 Grover, p 2 0 Totals 27 24 FULLERTON AB R H L Fishel, cr 3 1 Stafford, 2b 4 0 Pennington, p 4 2 Newkirk, 1b 4 2 J. Fishie, c 2 0 White, ss 2 0 Pembroke, lf 2 0 Talbert, rf 2 0 Dittberner, 2 0 Totals 8 5 Score by Innings Anaheim ... 000 100 200—3 4 2 Fullerton ... 302 000 00x—5 7 4 Swimming Classes Open At High School Monday Classes in intermediate and advanced swimming will be held at the Anaheim High School plunge, beginning next Monday under the direction of Dick Glover. Registrations will not be accepted from anyone who has not passed the beginners swimming test or its equivalent. A registration fee of $3 is charged to cover the cost of the lessons, which will continue through Aug. 14. Daily schedule: 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.—Intermediate and swimmers. 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.—Intermediate and swimmers. 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Ralph Suttilff pitched a two-hitter for the Elks while Johnny Pouch fired a three-hitter for the losers. The Transmissions dealt the Cobras their worst setback of the season, 8-1. Art Altheilde pitched a three-hitter and fanned nine batters for the victors. In the other game last night, Hall's Drive In nipped Ballman's TVs, 2-1, as Felix Orosco fired a two-hitter. Bill Hull smacked a home run and two singles for Hall's. The Elks are now in first place with a half-game lead over the Transmissions, who lead the third-place Temsters by 1½ games. TEAMSTERS AB R H Armendariz, 3b ... 3 0 Pickering, lf ... 3 0 Kleananer, p ... 3 0 Dietrich, 2b ... 2 0 Fouch, p ... 2 0 Brown, rf ... 2 0 Glaze, c ... 2 0 Mears, ss ... 2 0 Miller, cf ... 2 0 Totals ... 23 1 ELKS AB R H Rimpau, rf ... 2 0 Boyd, rb ... 2 0 L Kneller, lf ... 3 0 Campbell, lb ... 2 0 Rayburn, c ... 2 1 Sutlliff, p ... 2 -1 Edwards, ss ... 2 -1 Cook, cb ... 2 -1 P. Kneller, cf ... 2 -1 Totals ... 22 1 Score by Innings Teamsters ... 000 000 -0 -2 Elks ... 000 010 x-1 -2 HALL'S DRIVE-IN AB R H Cross, ss ... 5 -1 Williams, lf ... 2 -1 Hull, cf ... 2 -1 Warden, lf ... 2 -2 Orosco, p ... 2 -1 Johnson, lb ... 2 -1 Savala, c ... 2 -1 Koger, cb ... 2 -1 Ford, rf ... 2 -1 Marsh, cb ... 2 -1 Kramear, rf ... 1 -1 Totals ... 23 -1 BALLMAN'S TV AB R H Rayburn, ss ...4 -1 Lamas, cf ...4 -1 Masseel, lf ...4 -1 Mitchel, lb ...4 -1 Magdelena, cb ...4 -1 Garlic, c ...4 -1 Sancedo, cb ...4 -1 Viles, rf ...4 -1 Lamas, p ...4 -1 Munoz, ss ...4 -1 Johnson, cb ...4 -1 Totals ... 23 -1 Score by Innings Ballman's...000-000-1-1-2 Hall's Drive-In...101-000-0-2-5-6 MAGNOLIA COBRAS AB R H Gonzales, cf ...3 -1 Romers, cb ...3 -1 Magdeleno, lf ...3 -1 Moran, ss ...3 -1 Iquues, rf ...3 -1 Guadan, n ...3 -1 Salazar, lb ...3 -1 Napoles, cb ...3 -1 Zamaripa, c...3 -1 Totals ...23-1 PAY TRANSMISSION AB R H Hamilton, cb...4-1 Derez, cb...4-1 His performance gave the to Bob Hall, ex-Hollywood player, who only made it through in the second game. Don pitched from the sixth to the seventh when the Stars scored the winning runs to break a 4-4 Van Fletcher, another reliefist was the loser. The Padres got good pitch and better hitting from Ed Ernie in beating the Seals for the time. Erautt gave up nine hits provided the blows to drive three of the four San Diego run. Ken Holcombe, the loser, Adrain Zabala held San Diego five hits. Artie Schallock and Jehoe Heard both recently major leaders; hooked up in a pitching out in Oakland and Schallock caught with win number eight win Heard registered his first decision on the wrong side of the ledge. The Oaks scored two runs the first inning to give Schallock all the runs he needed as the Oak Beaver run, scored in the ninth was unearned. Bubba Church went against Sacramento to record second win although the Sol putithe Angels'9-6. Don Robertson and Tom Brovided Los Angeles homers Richie Myers hit a solo blast Church in the seventh. Chesty Chet Johnson,the lea clown,pitched well but got loss. Sweethearts Roll to 29-11 Win Over Devil FULLERTON (OCNS) — Swet hearts, 29; Daredevils, 11. That was the score of last night San Gabriel Valley Girls' League game at Amerige Park. The Daredevils boldly chalked two runs in the opening frame and held the Sweethearts scorless the bottom of the inning. That was all. The Fullerton girls started scoring in wholesale lots in the second and kept right on until the game was over. Registration will not be accepted from anyone who has not passed the beginners swimming test or its equivalent. A registration fee of $3 is charged to cover the cost of the lessons, which will continue through Aug. 14. Daily schedule: 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.—Intermediate and swimmers. 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.—Intermediate and swimmers. 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.—Ballet and pattern swimming. 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.—Junior and senior life saving and diving. 1 p.m. to 2 p.m.—Intermediate and swimming. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results SHIPKEY & PEARL NOW OPEN AT NEW LOCATION 420 W. CENTER WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS SHIPKEY & PEARS 420 W. Center St. KE By DON THACKREY DON FRANCISCO (UP) — Lino Donoso, the Cuban fireballer for Hollywood Stars of the Pacific League, may not always be best” but during the past he has certainly been the best.” Donoso split a doubleheader Seattle last night, winning second game 6-4 in 10 innings relief, after he had gone the noise to lose the opener 5-3. Donoso gave the man from the beane three wins and a loss the past week since he won last day and again Sunday from San Francisco Seals. Running from the Seals seems a habit for both Donoso and San Diego Padres. Last night Wads dropped the Seals 4-3 for third straight over San Fran­d and a win streak of six for men of Lefty O’Doul. Parmento dropped to sixth be­tie the Seattle Rainiers when lost a 8-3 game to Los An­and the Oakland Oaks held by third place with a 3-1 victory over Portland. Donoso gave up only seven hits as opener for the night dou­der, but made the mistake bringing two of them to catcher Orteig. Big pickled a pitch over the in the fourth with two on men doubled home two more fifth to account for all the runs. Performance gave the win Bob Hall, ex-Hollywood pitch­o only made it through six. The second game, Donoso did from the sixth to the 10th and the Stars scored the two Allison’s, Newport Huntington Beach Notch Second Victories in Cage Loop Allison’s Market of Anaheim, Richards Market of Newport and the Huntington Beach Tigers racked up their second straight victories in the Summer Basketball League at the Anaheim High gym last night. Allison’s registered a 48-27 triumph over the Orange Lancers. Huntington Beach went wild to annihilate the Garden Grover Bullets, 83-29, and Paul Lorentzen peppered the hoop for 27 points as the Newport five subdued Pacific Plumbers of Santa Ana, 67-28. The Fullerton Mercuries defeated Brea Recreation, 50-27, in the fourth game on the card. Lew Bushey tallied 13 points and Mike Beach scored 10 to drum major Anaheim’s offense. The locals led, 16-4, at the end of the first period and had a comfortable, 26-9 bulge at halftime. Four players hit in the double figures for the rampaging Tigers. Butch Coopman dropped in 22 counters, Gary Harbin and Bob Donelson scored 18 apiece and Dean Phillipy chalked up 13. Lorentzen, who was hitting the nets from every angle, had able support from Dennis Fitzpatrick and Bill Wetzel, who garnered 12 points each. The Richards quintet led at halftime, 33-13. Joel Newkirk hit for 17 points and George Thornton for 15 as the Mercuries pulled away in the second half after holding a slim, 22-19 lead at the intermission. Allison’s (48) Lanceurs (27) Beach(10) F Motter(1) Weaver(3) G Figueroa(2) Bushley(13) C Rodriguez(8) Frederick(2) F Walker(6) French(6) G Pingle(3) Halftime score—Allison’s Market, 26; Orange Lancers, 9. Scoring subs: Allison’s—Mata, 8; Herman, 2; Harker, 2; Tangney, 2. Lancers—Pendergraft, 3; Sturdee BLOOMER GIRLS ENTERTAIN LAGUNA IN LOOP OPENER A revamped lineup will take the field for the Anaheim Bloomer Girls, when they open the defense of their Orange Empire Girls League championship against Laguna at City Park tonight at 7 p.m. Most of last year’s squad, including the stellar battery of Pitcher Doris Holve and Catcher Marie Ann Daggatz, have joined the Fullerton Sweethearts. The rest of the 1953 regulars have joined other teams. Coach Joanne Kellogg plans to use her entire squad in tonight’s opener. The starting combine will include Kathy Hathaway on the mound, Diane Richards behind the plate, Judy Reese at first, Kay Donaldson at second, Jill Formolo at shortstop, Pat Chaffee at third base and Jeanne Foster, Joyce Wilson and Sharon Troutman in the outfield. Little League Parade To be Held at Stanton Tomorrow Stanton’s Little League baseball program gets underway with a doubleheader, starting at Stock Park tomorrow at 1:30. Jean Williams and two of Anaheim’s trave­junors, returned to Ai­terday from the Coronado Tennis Championships. Coronado Island off So­mia. Miss Williams, with a bye and a default wi­ther third round of the girls old and under singles the girls’ 18 year old singles. Kliss, playing in der draw of the boys’ and undersingles, were quarter-finals before Competition in thе one of the oldest in So­mia forms, drew a bigger usual this year because of sence of the Japanese team, which used this last warm-up before thе in Mexico City next month the Mexican Davis Cup unusually good draw wi­der in the boys’ singles because winners this ye­ceive an expense-free national matches in Ohio, under the sponsor National Junior Chamber merce. Miss Williams defeat­e Pierce of La Jolla in 15 year old division, thе second day in thе to Susan Proctor of LA in a match which last hours in which thе took a lead in both se­ally squeezed out by count. In the girls’ singles she lost to last ranking 15 year old, Do­nso of Pacific College. Joel Newkirk hit for 17 points and George Thornton for 15 as the Mercuries pulled away in the second half after holding a slim, 22-19 lead at the intermission. Allison's (48) Laneers (27) Beach(10) F Motter(1) Weaver(3) G Figueroa(2) Bushey(13) C Rodrigues(2) Frederick(3) F Walker(6) French(6) G Pingle(3) Halftime score—Allison's Market, 26; Orange Lancers, 9. Scoring subs: Allison's—Mata, 8; Hermer, 2; Harker, 2; Tangney, 2; Lancers — Pendergraft, 3; Sturdevant, 2; Hall, 2. Tigers (63) Bullets (29) Coopman (22) F Rodiree(4) Phillip (13) G Greer(2) Harbin (18) C R. Callihan (16) Young (7) G Hart (3) Donelson (18) G B. Callihan (4) Halftime score — Huntington Beach Tigers, 39; Garden Grove Bullets, 8. Scoring subs: Huntington Beach — Heard, 5. Pacific P. (28) Richards Mkt. (67) Dettloff (4) F Neuman (7) Radford (1) F Fitpatrick (12) Winter C Lorentzen (28) Guajardo G Wetzel (12) Stakoe (2) G Schultz (2) Halftime score — Richards Market, 33; Pacific Plumbers, 12. Smith I: Immelll, I: Rogers, II: ValScoring subs: Pacific Plumbers — Landingham, 4; Benson, 4. Richards Market — Pope, 6. Brea Recreation (27) Mercuries (50) Davis (8) F Roberts (2) Shuck (6) F Thornton (15) Coon (1) C Ashbaugh (2) McConnel (4) G Pennington (10) Allyn (8) G NewRikk (17) Halftime score — Mercuries, 22; Brea Recreation, 19. Scoring subs: Mercuries — Warner, 2; Adams, 2. STANDINGS W L Pet. ALLISON'S MKT ... 2 0 1.000 Tigers ... 2 0 1.000 Richards Mkt. ... 2 0 1.000 Mercuries ... 1 1 .500 Bullets ... 1 1 .500 Brea Recreation ... 0 2 .000 Pacific Plumbers ... 0 2 .000 Lancers ... 0 2 .000 Games Next Tuesday Richards Market vs. Tigers, 6:15 p.m.; Allison's vs. Mercuries, 7:15 p.m.; Pacific Plumbers vs. Lancers, 8:15 p.m.; Bullets vs. Brea Recreation, 9:15 p.m. ing for four-for-five, including a grand-slam homer that sent Lorraine Reynosa scurrying to the shelter. Billie Simeon took over but Frank Hibbs' Sweethearts were anything but sweet to her so she let Reynosa come back to the mound for another bombardment. Finally, Darlene Anderson, shortstop by trade, moved in to take over the chore of mound keeper. Tomorrow's game with Sawtelle is expected to have an entirely different complexion. The Sweethearts play the undefeated league leaders who polished off Butch Lockabey's Norwalk Milkmaids, 12-4. Little League Parade To be Held at Stanton Tomorrow Stanton's Little League baseball program gets underway with a doubleheader, starting at Stock Park tomorrow at 1:30. Hal Gregg of Anaheim, former major league pitcher with the Brooklyn Dodgers, Pittsburgh Pirates and New York Giants, will be the grand marshal of a parade which will precede the baseball game, starting at approximately 12:30. In addition to several Stanton organizations and businessmen who plan entries in the parade, the Tri-Wranglers, an equestrienne group, Milton Mann's accordion band, and Norman Azzara's drum will participate in the parade. There will also be baton twirlers. Miss Williams defeats Pierce of La Jolla in 15 year old division, then the second day in the to Susan Proctor of LA in a match which last hours in which the took a lead in both seas finally squeezed out by count. In the girls' singles she lost to last ranking 15 year old, Doe of Pacific Beach by a 6-4 although the match again about an hour and a half of long rallies. Kliss won an easy 6-0 over Martin H. Blank, J dena, then dropped a cision to his host for second-seeded Bill Borla Jolla, 6-4, 6-3. TIDE TABLES (Adjusted to Balboa, New Low tides — 1:22 a.m., Low tides — 1:27 a.m.) High tides — 7:34 a.m., High tides — 7:34 a.m., High tides — 7:34 a.m.) PEARSON OPEN Education ENTER ST. EN STAMPS & PEARSON KE 5-3403 Billie Simeon took over but Frank Hibbs' sweethearts were anything but sweet to her so she let Reynosa come back to the mound for another bombardment. Finally, Darlene Anderson, shortstop by trade, moved in to take over the chore of mound keeper. Tomorrow's game with Sawtelle is expected to have an entirely different complexion. The Sweethearts play the undefeated league leaders who polished off Butch Lockabey's Norwalk Milkmaids, 13-4, Tuesday night. Score by Innings Pasadena 202 322 2—13—10—4 Fullerton 0 (12) 5 732 x—29—14—3 If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin 1. LOWEST DELIVERED PRICE OF CAR IN THE VOLUME FIELD! You a Ford Six Business Coupe delivered in this only $1795. No other car in the volume fit such a low price! Other Ford V-8 and Si are also low in price...tops in value! 2. HIGHER TRADE-INS! You are only in the difference you have to pay between old car and your new one. That's the th counts. Your Ford Dealer's trade-in allowa amaze you. His success depends on movie Come in and see how little you have to drive a new '54 Ford. 3. LOWER DOWN PAYMENT...L MONTHLY PAYMENTS! Ford's init chase price is less. Your Ford Dealer's allowance is higher. As a result, you pay le ...take longer to pay...in smaller months that won't strain your budget. Talk with your friendly Ford dealer today. See it is to own a new '54 Ford. Why drive a "down Test-Drive Ame McCOY MOT 320 N. Los Angeles Street, Anaheim, Calif. Kliss, Williams Eliminated From Coronado Tourney Jean Williams and Don Kliss, two of Anaheim's traveling tennis juniors, returned to Anaheim yesterday from the Coronado Hotel Tennis Championships played on Coronado Island off San Diego. Miss Williams, with the help of a bye and a default went to the third round of the girls' 15 year old and under singles as well as the girls' 18 year old and under singles. Kliss, playing in the shorter draw of the boys' 15 year old and undersingles, went to the quarter-finals before bowing out. Competition in the tournament, one of the oldest in Southern California, drew a bigger entry than usual this year because of the presence of the Japanese Davis Cup team, which used this event as a last warm-up before their matches in Mexico City next month against the Mexican Davis Cup team. An unusually good draw was obtained in the boys' singles events, too, because winners this year will receive an expense-free trip to the national matches in Springfield, Ohio, under the sponsorship of the National Junior Chambers of Commerce. Miss Williams defeated Jeanine Pierce of La Jolla in the girls' 15 year old division, then lost on the second day in the third round to Susan Proctor of Los Angeles in a match which lasted for 2½ hours in which the local girl took a lead in both sets but was finally squeezed out by a 9-7, 6-4 count. In the girls' 18 year old singles she lost to last year's top ranking 15 year old, Donna Smith Lulu Perez (36W, 2L, 20KO's) and Percy Bassett (61W, 10L, ID, 39KO's) meet in a Madison Square Garden 12-rounder for recognition as the outstanding contender for Sandy Sadler's world featherweight crown. Sandy last defended this title in 1951, about the time Lulu turned pro. Since then the title has been on ice—while Sadler was in uniform—and, until recently, Bassett held the "interim" crown, which he won by KOing Ray Famechon in Paris last year. This is our last Friday night until Sept. 3. FRIDAY, JUNE 25 7:00 (4) — sportTVView: Perez vs Bassett 8:00 (9) — Guesting: Bill Brundige, who last week was awarded a "Golden Mike" by the So. Cal. Radio and TV News/Club for "Best TV Sports Reporting", will guest with Chuck Connor on Baseball Warmup. 8:15 (9) — Baseball: Brundige leaves the field and heads for the upper boxes to call this LA.-Sacramento ball games for us. SATURDAY, JUNE 26 11:15 (7) — Baseball: American League action in Comiskey Park as the near-cellar Boston Red Sox tackle the second-place Chicago White Sox. 1:00 (2) — Horse Race: The Edgemen Hide from Long Island's Aqueduct truck at 3-year-olds and up gallop a mile-and-a-furlong for a $25,000-added purse. 1:30 (9) — Baseball: Angels vs Solons. 6:00 (2) — fightTVView: The Canastota Clouter Carmen Basilio (38W, 1L, 7D, 18KO's) will touch gloves with Al Andrews (26W, 6L, 2D, 3KO's) in the Syracuse War Memorial Auditorium. Al's last time out was a split draw with Joe Micell (sportTVviews' card had Andrews, 96-93), while Basilo duked Scortichini and is the No. 1 welterweight contender. 8:30 (7) — fightTVView: Hank Weaver mikeside as Denver Jesse Mongia (17W, 6L, 1KO) takes on the pride of the harbor. San Pedro Vic Kid Ponce (12W, 1L, 1D, 9KO's), in a featherweight ten from the Hollywood Legion Stadium. SUNDAY, JUNE 27 1:30 (9) — Baseball: Angels vs. Solons (doubleheader) KO's and Freddie Baba Herman (46W, 37L, 8D, 19KO's) meet in an Olympic ten, with Reid Kilpatrick in his usual neutral corner. This will be a meeting of the "spoiler". Don handed the Redondo Beach Bomber, Andy Escobar, his only defeat while Freddie is responsible for the single blemish—a draw—on the record of the Compton Comet, Cisco Andrade. Herman also held ex champ Carter to a draw, and earlier this year dropped a highly disputed decision to the New Orleans sensation, Ralph Dupas. (11) — matTVView: Rice vs Snyder together with Lorda Bleara and Layton vs Bockwinkle and Gino Garibaldi make up the Lagion double main event. (10:30) (9) — fightTVView: Films of the Manassa Maulers last title defense when he dropped a 10-round duke—and the title—to Gene Tuney in 1926 at Philadelphia. TUESDAY, JUNE 29 8:15 (9) — Baseball: "Golden Mike" Brundige is back on the Wrigley Field mike as the LA. Angels host the San Diego Padres. Credit Lyle Bond with a very able assist. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30 7:00 (2) — fightTVView: A ten middleweight go from the Ullne Orena in the Nation's capitol as Bobby Dykes (96W, 1L, 4D, 47KO's) tries to stop the 2-year winning streak of Holly Mims (24 W, 1L, 4D, 5KO's). 8:15 (9) — Baseball: Angels vs Padres. 9:00 (5) — matTVView: Olympic wrestling, with Dick Lane on mike. THURSDAY, JULY 1 7:00 (9) — Fishing Tips: Jack Slattery. 8:15 (9) — Baseball: Angels vs Padres. (13) — Fishing Flashes: Hornet skipper Dick Shaver will discuss the San Clemente Island fishing grounds, while the film "Sunday Skipper" will cover a sport fishing trip for the ladies in a Udrive cruiser. 9:00 (13) — Midget Auto Races 9:30 (5) — Fishing Fun; Andy Kelly Lynx Win Third in Row By Whipping Vancouver Buena Park's Lynx returned to Portland. Ore., today riding the Miss Williams defeated Jeanine Pierce of La Jolla in the girls' 15 year old division, then lost on the second day in the third round to Susan Proctor of Los Angeles in a match which lasted for 2½ hours in which the local girl took a lead in both sets but was finally squeezed out by a 9-7, 6-4 count. In the girls' 18 year old singles she lost to last year's top ranking 15 year old, Donna Smith of Pacific Beach by a 6-1 6-1 score, although the match again ran for about an hour and a half because of long rallies. Kliss won an easy 6-0, 6-2 match over Martin H. Blank, Jr. of Pasadena, then dropped a tough decision to his host for the week, second-seeded Bill Bond of La Jolla, 6-4, 6-3. TIDE TABLES (Adjusted to Balboa, Newport Bay) Low tides — 1:22 a.m. (0.0 ft.); 12:07 p.m. (1.9 ft.). High tides—7:34 a.m. (3.2 ft.); 6:49 p.m. (6.2 ft.). HIGH TVIEW: Hank Weaver mikeside a Daverra Jesse Mongia (17W, 6L, 1KO) takes on the pride of the harbor. San Pedro's Vic Kid Ponce (12W, 1L, 1D, 9KO), in a featherweight ten from the Hollywood Legion Stadium. SUNDAY, JUNE 27 1:30 (9) — Baseball: Angels vs. Solons (double-header). 2:30 (11)—Jalopy Derby: Horses and horsepower share top billing when No. American's 30 Flying Horsemen display feats of skill and precision while more than 100 stocks hit the Culver smokapath and wind up with a 30-lap main event. 7:30 (5)—Movie: Ex-world mid-dieweight Champ Tony Zale has a feature role in tonight's TV premier of "The Golden Glove Story," a fiction epic woven around the tough but human story of this Chicago fictile classic. MONDAY, JUNE 28 7:00 (4)—Diamond Jubilee: Angel manager Sweeney and Star pilot Bragan face Tony Martin, who is our fan-of-the-week. 8:30 (8)—Roller Derby: Erooklyn Red Devils return to meet the L.A. Braves on the Armory masonite oval. 8:39 (9)—FightTVView: Lightweights Don Jordan (10W, 2L, 4 Lynx Win Third in Row By Whipping Vancouver Buena Park's Lynx returned to Portland, Ore., today riding the crest of a three-game winning streak. The Lynx face the Portland Flowers in a Pacific Coast Girls League series tonight and tomorrow night and conclude their eight-game Northwestern tour against the Poritand Pennants Sunday Point. Buena Park knocked over the Vancouver, B. C., Nuthouse, 2-0, behind the one-hit flinging of Eloise Bielefeld last night. The Lynx scored in the fourth on a four consecutive walks and in the seventh on singles by Johanna Moore, Lu Mahoney and Kathleen Bielefeld. RD prices are lower! allowances are higher! SIX POINT VALUE PROGRAM means cash VALUE PROGRAM means cash in your pocket! DELIVERED PRICE OF ANY VOLUME FIELD! You can buy business Coupe delivered in this area for another car in the volume field offers! Other Ford V-8 and Six models price...tops in value! TRADE-INS! You are interested because you have to pay between your new one. That's the thing that Ford Dealer's trade-in allowances-will success depends on moving cars. How little you have to pay to Ford. DOWN PAYMENT...LOWER PAYMENTS! Ford's initial purchase. Your Ford Dealer's trade-in offer. As a result, you pay less down to pay...in smaller monthly payments to strain your budget. Talk it over by Ford dealer today. See how easy '54 Ford. 4. THE MOST POPULAR CAR IN THE WEST TODAY! For the past nine months Ford has outsold every other make of car in Southern California. It leads nationally, too! Ford leads because Ford is far ahead of its field in style, performance, power and economy. 5. ONLY FORD OFFERS A CHOICE OF V-8 OR SIX! Two great tested engines—take your choice. I-Block 115 H.P. Mileage Maker Six or Y-Block 130 H.P. V-8—the most modern low-friction, high-compression engines in the industry. And your choice, too, of 14 different Ford body styles and 134 different exterior-interior color and upholstery combinations! 6. HIGHER RE-SALE VALUE! Nationally recognized used car guide books substantiate the fact that Ford is the most wanted car among used car buyers. This means that Ford is easiest to sell...the car that commands the highest price. No wonder Ford is worth more when you buy,...worth more when you sell! Drive a "down payment? Drive America's Sales Leader BY MOTOR COMPANY Anaheim, Calif. Phone KE 5-2288