anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-26

Philpott Expected To Star For South All-Stars in Shrine High Grid Classic Southern California's smallest geographical division, Orange County, will have two big representatives in the North-South game July 21 and down in the orange belt the contend Anaheim's Dean Philpott and Fullerton's George Barrera are two of the best ever to seit up for the Shrine's football classic. Philpott was listed at six feet and 180 pounds on Anaheim's official roster although many opponents swear the All-Southern CIF fullback hit and defended like a 200-pounder. Barrera is a squat, five-nine, 210 pound guard with piano legs who also was a first team selection in the Southern Section. He was Fullerton's No. 1 boy, and guards are not renowned for gaining press notices. Anaheim's best all-purpose back since Jerry Shipke of UCLA and pro fame, Philpott was "all everything" on a team which rolled through the tough little Sunset league undefeated, knock mighty SPORTS City Juvenile Loop Friday AA LEAGUE Williams Sporting Goods 200 00—2 Carl's Drive In 200 5x—7 J. Saucedo and Hinton; Starr and T. Saucedo. SQR 200 011—4 McCoy Ford 200 010—3 Tafolla and Mirarda; Herrera and Snow. A LEAGUE Fleetwood Trailers 111 1—4 Taylor Lumber 101 1—3 McCandless and Merrill; Gilliam and Adams. Larson Chevron Service 121 1—5 Orval's Bike Shope 101 1—3 Dunlavy and Madison; DeFlippo and Coulter. Frank's Texaco Service 112 1—5 Baton Music 001 0—1 Rideout and Correra; Cancino SOUTHERNER — All-CIF Dean Philpitt is one of the star players who will compete for the Southern California All-Stars against Northern California in the third annual Shrine High football game at the Coliseum July 21. San Diego out of the Southern California play-offs and then tied Santa Monica in the semi-finals after spotting the Vikings two quick TDs. Santa Monica made one more first down (15-14) so qualified for the championship finals and easy conquest of Whittier. Like all good fullbacks, Philpott has early speed and drive, and an ability to stay on his feet when hit. In Anaheim wind-sprints, the Dean could stay with the scatbacks for 25 yards. Santa Monica will attest to his driving power; he carried three Vikings over the goal on his back on a five yard touchdown smash. Philpott scored 10 touchdowns for Anaheim; won the Colonist's most valuable and "inspirational" awards; backed up the line; ran the ends as well as up the middle; did the kicking; averaged 6.4 yards a carry throughout the 1953 campaign. Of course he was a "both ways" player. Fullerton's Barrera won letters for three years and twice made All-Sunset league. He captained the Indians (coached by former Richmonder Joe Merlo) and received the squad's most valuable award. Merlo says no opposing lineman outplayed him, and it is noteworthy that in the pivotal Fullerton-Anaheim combat the big Indian line came as close as any to containing Philpott. Barrera is expected to register at Fullerton Junior College. A LEAGUE Fleetwood Trailers ... 111 1—4 Taylor Lumber ... 101 1—3 McCandless and Merrill; Gilliam and Adams. Larson Chevron Service ... 121 1—5 Orval's Bike Shope ... 101 1—3 Dunlavy and Madison; DeFlippo and Coulter. Frank's Texaco Service ... 112 1—5 Baton Music ... 001 0—1 Rideout and Correra; Cancino and Williams. La Palma Drive Inn ... 222 1—7 Boney Dodge ... 030 3—6 Roberts and Scheffler; Parker and Hoehn. Nellesen "76" Service ... 222 4—10 Hartfield Jeweler ... 100 1—2 B LEAGUE Cotler's ... 102 02—5 Kiwanis ... 502 4x—11 Seay and Miller; Preston and Merritt. Lions ... 100 11—3 Optimist ... 300 4x—7 Moreno and Dean; T. Moore and Parsons. Crowell Motors ... 000 021—3 Roquet's Market ... 302 23x—10 Welton and Stotter; B. Leos and Kipper. C LEAGUE Kaulbars ... 102 0—3 Brown and Hoskins ... 211 x—4 Cone and Requejo, McGee; O'Kane and R. Hernandez. Rotary ... 200 1—3 Kiwanis ... 000 4—4 Wines and Lilies; V. Del Giorgio and Ravenscroft. Lions ... 401 9—14 Cypress Hardware ... 000 0—0 Zion Lutherans Win on Forfeit From Baptist Zion Lutheran maintained a one-game lead in the Church C League by winning a 910 forfeit from the First Baptist Bees in a game slated for La Palma Park last night. The St. Boniface Bees held onto second place with a 917 triumph over the Stanton Community Bees. St. Boniface won the game with a four-run rally in the seventh. Bob Heinz clouted a four-bagger for the winners while Bill Chriss Fullerton's Barrera won letters for three years and twice made All-Sunset league. He captained the Indians (coached by former Richmonder Joe Merlo) and received the squad's most valuable award. Merlo says no opposing lineman outplayed him, and it is noteworthy that in the pivotal Fullerton-Anaheim combat the big Indian line came as close as any to containing Philpott. Barrera is expected to register at Fullerton Junior College. Sports Calendar Tomorrow JUNIOR LEGION BASEBALL—Anaheim vs. Garden Grove at La Palma Park, 2 p.m. Monday, June 28 CHURCH B LEAGUE — Church of Christ vs. Stanton Community, 7 p.m. Nazarenes vs. White Temple, 8:30 p.m. Both games at City Park. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin DIRECTORY BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE—TELEPHONE LEAVITT FORD Ke. 5-2284 New hours: 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Emergency service after hours, phone KE 5-2284. Headlight and Brake Station. Line up and balance wheels, save tires. Stromberg Carburetor service 226 South Los Angeles Street AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS—TELEPHONE CONE BROS. Ke. 5-2215 Complete automotive repairs and construction. Body and fender work—Paint—Brakes—Motor Tune-up. 215 North Los Angeles Street AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS—TELEPHONE McCOY MOTORS Ke. 5-2288 "Bring your car back home for repair." Guaranteed work by factory trained mechanics for Ford, Mercury and Lincoln. 220 North Los Angeles Street ONE WAY TO COOL OFF—A speedboat in outboard hydroplane race on Texas' Lake Dallas flips over in a spray of water during a local contest. The unidentified pilot was not hurt and probably cooled off a little on Dallas' hottest day of the year as thermometer hit 97 degrees. Net Players Tennis players who can an opportunity to s classes this week because and other activities, o lister at the City Park time next week between of 1:30 and 4 p.m., acco announcement today f aheim Rrecreation D Classes run in 30-m with players grouped age and experience. T charges of any kind, provided by the depart are also a limited racquets which may although it is better t own if you have one. Tennis ladders will Monday for both boy who have had experi enous summers. A new will be awarded at the week to the person in who makes the greatest Our Future Depen VOTE VOTE “YES” FOR THE NEW ANAHEIM UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT TAX CEILING MONDAY JUNE 28TH TAX CEILING MONDAY JUNE 28TH THIS TAX MONEY IS NEEDED TO SU 2 New Junior High Schools (approved November 1952) And to best promote educational learning and development Most economically the continuous demands being made on your educational VOTE 'YES' FOR THE NEW ANAHEIM UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT This Advertisement sponsored by the Anaheim High School Tax Committee, Warren Ashleigh, Daniel T. Mackay and Harr Net Players Can Still Register for Summer Classes Tennis players who did not have an opportunity to sign up for classes this week because of camps and other activities, can still register at the City Park courts any time next week between the hours of 1:30 and 4 p.m., according to an announcement today from the Anaheim Recreation Department. Classes run in 30-minute periods with players grouped according to age and experience. There are no charges of any kind, balls being provided by the department. There are also a limited number of racquets which may be borrowed although it is better to bring your own if you have one. Tennis ladders will be set up on Monday for both boys and girls who have had experience in previous summers. A new can of balls will be awarded at the end of each week to the person in each group who makes the greatest advance in his division by challenge. A large group of youngsters is also planning to participate in the Orange County Junior Championships starting in Santa Ana next Thursday. There will be the regular junior singles championships in the boys and girls' 18-year-old division, the girls' and boys' 15-year-old division, and the girls' and boys' 13-year-old division. In these groups, Anaheim holds the title in all but the boys' 18 and 13-year-old groups. Additional events this year will be boys' and girls' 11-year-old divisions. Since Santa Ana is not holding their senior public parks play-offs this year, adult events will be run along with the junior groups, with men's singles, men's doubles, women's singles, mixed doubles, and a special boys' collegiate division for boys who were registered in any college or junior college during the last spring semester. Players interested in entering may contact Mrs. Bob Williams at the city park courts. 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