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SPORTS BOB ZIMMER. Editor Relaxation Is Secret of Success Says Skeet Champ By HAL WOOD United Press Sports Writer RENO, Nev. (UP)—The key to success in athletics has more to do with a person's nervous system than muscular coordination. That isn't another report from the American Medical Association. Instead it is the long-considered opinion of one of the world's greatest all around athletes. His name is Ed Castagnetto. Oh, you never heard of him? Well, he is the former national skeet shooting champion (1951); is one of the West's finest amateur golfers and was a star baseball and basketball reformer in high school. In fact, after getting out of school, he played with a strong semi-pro baseball team for a couple of years with another guy who had quite a bit of athletic talent, feller named Joe DiMaggio. Man To Beat Castagnetto, at 42, still rates as the "man to beat" in National Skeet shooting competition and in western amateur golfing circles. But getting back to the nervous system. “If you can go into a match with a relaxed attitude,” says Cas, “you have a better chance to perform well. There are millions of guys with fine muscular coordination. But only a few of the true champions have the nerve control that makes them great. Ben Hogan and Sam Snead are the best examples in the world of golf.” Castagnetto, San Francisco roofing contractor, spends very little time in practicing the current sports in which he excels. The only time he goes skeet shooting is in a tournament; and the same just about holds true on the golf course. Always Relax “But I always go into a match fairly well relaxed and so am able to give a good account of myself,” he says. However, this relaxation business can go too far some times. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin ANAHEIM BUSINESS DIRECTORY Anaheim Community Hospital Medical, Surgical, Industrial, Emergency KE 8-2208 Midgets Seek Second Victory Jimmy Heffron's Anaheim Midgets will be gunning for their second consecutive Orange County Baseball League victory when they journey to La Habra tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. The locals launched their season with a 15-3 triumph over Placentia on the losers' diamond yesterday. Catcher Irvin Knowles smacked a three-run homer during a five-run Anaheim uprising in the second and John Avitia doubled in a pair of runs during another five-run barrage in the third. The latter also starred in the field. Score by Innings Anaheim 155 022 0—15 Placentia 120 000 0—2 Bielefeld, Leos Larson and Knowles, Luecke; Tynes, Seversor and Uretta, Tynes. Ring Results NEW YORK: Cisco Andrade 135, Compton, Calif., stopped Johnn Digillo, 140, Bayonne, N.J. (10) BROOKLYN: Walter Cartier, 164½, New York, outpointed Tuzo Portuguese, 161, Costa Rica (10) MONTREAL: Billy Lauderdale, 151½, Hialeah, Fla., outpointed Johnny Greco, 151½, Montreal (10). Tomorrow's Tides (Adjusted to Balboa, Newport Bay) Low tides—4:33 a.m. (-1.6ft.); 3:42 p.m. 2ft.) High tides—11:09 a.m. (4ft.); 10 p.m. (6.8ft.). Aren't you missing something? Man To Beat Castagnetto, at 42, still rates as the "man to beat" in National Bkeet shooting competition and in western amateur golfing circles. But getting back to the nervous If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin ANAHEIM BUSINESS DIRECTORY Anaheim Community Hospital Medical, Surgical, Industrial, Emergency KE 5-2208 Advertising When You Want, Try & Want Ad—Anaheim Bulletin KE 5-6051 Brodie Electrical Service Emergency calls taken 24 hrs daily KE 5-4070 Garage, Arnold E. Howard Complete Automotive Service 130 S. Lemon, KE 5-2239 Fire Department Anaheim KE 5-2245 Appliance Repair, Arnold E. Howard Household & Fractional H.P. Motor Repair, 130 S. Lemon, KE 5-2239 Moving, Storage, and General Trucking Anaheim Truck and Transfer Co., 505 S. Los Angeles St. KE 5-2863 Police Department Anaheim KE 5-2131 Photo Engraving, Photography, Photostats Myles D. Bradley Office KE 5-8714 Res. KE 5-8714 Brigga and Stratton Engines Arnold E. Howard, Sales and Service, 130 S. Lemon KE 5-2238 ...how good are you? "FINDING MON $ CLUE $ No. 1 Watch your mall. We MONEY cards. They play this new, exciting g Save these cards. $CLUE$ No. 1 Watch your mail. We MONEY cards. They play this new, exciting g Save these cards. GRAND PRIZE ...$100.00 1 PRIZE $50.00 2 PRIZES $25.00 each 10 PRIZES $10.00 each On July 2, 1954 the drawing for lucky numbers will be held in our newly remodeled Anaheim office. The time, 8:00 P.M. You do not have to be present to win. Winning numbers will be posted in this office and in our Garden Grove office. They will also be published in this newspaper. 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Score by Innings 155 022 0-15 120 000 0-3 Leos Larson and Luecke; Tynes, Severson, Tynea. ING Results YORK: Cisco Andrade, Anton, Calif., stopped Johnn 40, Bayonne, N.J. (10). KLYN: Walter Cartier, New York, outpointed Tuzo 161, Costa Rica (10). REAL: Billy Lauderdale, Maleah, Fla., outpointedeco, 151½, Montreal (10). morrow's Tides to Balboa, Newport Bay) 4:33 a.m. (-1.6ft.); 3:42 s.) 11:09 a.m. (4ft.); 108ft.) WINS HER ROUND—Miss Sachiko Kamo, 29, first Japanese tennis star to play at Wimbledon, England, since the war, returns a fore-hand smash during her match against Mrs. H. Strecker of Australia. Miss Kamo won, 6-3, 6-4. Giel 'Mouse-Trapped' by Former Texas Lineman in Debut as Pro Baseballer BY UNITED PRESS Paul Giel, the All-America football player from Minnesota, was "mouse-trapped" in his professional baseball debut Monday night by Grady Hatton, a former University of Texas lineman. Giel, signed by the Giants for an estimated $60,000 bonus earlier this month, received his first chance to pitch in an exhibition game against the Red Sox Mon-day night. He led 2-1 until the sixth when he loaded the bases. Hatton then blasted a grand-slam homer into the upper right field stands and the Red Sox went on to win. Church of Christ Takes First Piece On Cruz' No-Hit The Church of Christ so rolled into first place in the B League on the strength no-hit pitching of George in a 7-2 triumph over Community at City Park last. The Nazarenes dropped o tie for first as they were t the winless White Temple 7-3. Cruze whiffed nine bat hurling his masterpiece. The Stanton runs were the re-walks and errors. One game is on tap for the First Presbyterians meet Bethel Baptists at Le Palm at 8:30 p.m. Stanton Community AB Paggent, cf. Heitmen, c. Wells, 1b. R. Puller, p. Vanderwalker, lf. Sowers, as. Cardanis, 3b. D. Puller, 2b. Byrd, rf. Totals Church of Christ AB Shilling, c. Otta, 2b. Granere, 2b. Meadow, 3b. B. Pickard, 1b. Cramer, ss. J. Pickford, rf. Cruze, p. Roberson, cf. Baker, cf. Hambley, rf. Totals Score by Innings Church of Christ 012 004- NORROW'S TIDES To Balboa, Newport Bay) — 3:33 a.m. (-1.6ft.); 3:42 s.) — 11:09 a.m. (4ft.); 10 8ft.). By UNITED PRESS Paul Giel, the All America football player from Minnesota, was "mouse-trapped" in his professional baseball debut Monday night by Grady Hatton, a former University of Texas lineman. Giel, signed by the Giants for an estimated $60,000 bonus earlier this month, received his first chance to pitch in an exhibition game against the Red Sox Monday night. He led 2-1 until the sixth when he loaded the bases. Hatton then blasted a grand-slam homer into the upper right field stands and the Red Sox went on to win, 8-6. Despite the loss, Giant Manager Leo Durocher said Giel had impressed him. "He surprised me with his fast ball," Durocher added. "I wouldn't be afraid to throw him in relief." Several other youngsters received opportunities in exhibition games Monday night. Moe Savransky, Cincinnati's highly regarded 25-year old southpaw, made his first start for the Reds and beat the Tigers, 6-2, while 20-year old Tom Qualters, a bonus pitcher, made his first start for the Phillies and defeated the Athletics, 3-2, in a seven-inning game. Eighteen-year old Ralph Terry of Binghamton in the Eastern League won a 5-2 victory over the world champion Yankees, while Laurin Pepper, Pittsburgh's new bonus pitcher, made his debut against Cleveland in a game won by the Indians, 10-2. Another 18-year old, shortstop Ed Herstek, played for the Giants against the Red Sox even though he was signed only a few hours before and was awaiting assignment to Mayfield, Ky., of the Class D Kitty League. But perhaps 50-year old Mike Ryba, the Cardinal coach who is known as "Old Folks," received the biggest kick of all. He pitched two innings against Rochester and was credited with the Cards' 3-2 victory over their farm hands. City Juvenile Loop AA LEAGUE Wallace Tractors ... 110 00—2 Carl's Drive In ... 103 4x—8 Zinda and Wallace; Starr and Saucedo. Williams Sporting Goods 060 08—14 McCoy Ford Motor ... 652 02—15 Saucedo, 'Winton, Tardie and Saucedo, Winton; Herrera, Perez, Granere, 2b. Meadow, 3b. B. Pickard, 1b. Cramer, ss. J. Pickford, rf. Cruze, p. Roberson, cf. Baker, cf. Hambley, rf. Totals Score by Innings Church of Christ 012 004 Stanton Comm. ... 000 002 Nazarenes AB Lehman, L., 3b. Washbon, 3b. Lehman, R. Bonny, ss. Hamilton, p. Kiapper, c. Dickenson, lf. Owen, rf. Morford, cf. Totals White Temple AB Stokes, cf. Herman, K., 2b. Carter, c. Harlow, 1b. Pitzgerald, p. Pugh., ss. Herman, W., 3b. Owston, rf. Longworthy, lf. Totals Score by Innings White Temple ... 301 012 Nazarene ... 000 300 Entries Close Tonight For Tennis Tournament Local tennis players are ed by the Anaheim Recreat partment today that entric this evening in the Orange Tennis Championships whi gin on the Santa Ana High courts Thursday afternoon junior netters. Adults will begin on S with matches continuing o day and finals on Monday the Fourth of July holiday. may still be phoned to M Williams, Keystone 5-3078 w forward them to the San Department. Winners in each division carry the title of county ch Beautiful permanent trophy be awarded to winners bows and girls singles... BLUE$ No. 1 Watch your mail. We are mailing FINDING MONEY cards. They are your invitation to play this new, exciting game. REMEMBER! Save these cards. BLUE$ No. 2 Any day is a lucky day for FINDING MONEY at SAVINGS and Loan Association of ANAHEIM where all savings earn 3½% a year. Each account is insured to $10,000. Transfer your account now and earn more. 3½% is actually 250% more than many savings institutions pay. • ACCOUNTS OPENED BY JULY 10th • EARN FROM JULY 1st. • EACH ACCOUNT INSURED TO $10,000. You are cordially invited to attend the Open House ceremonies at our newly redecorated Anaheim office. In addition to the "Winning Money" game, we will present fresh Hawaiian Orchids to every lady present. Open House will be held from 4 P.M. to 9 P.M. with the drawing at 8 P.M. 3½% CURRENT RATE PER YEAR GARDEN GROVE OFFICE 836 GARDEN GROVE BLVD. LEhigh 9-1144 JULY 2, 4 P.M. TO 9 P.M. City Juvenile Loop AA LEAGUE Wallace Tractors ... 110 00—2 Carl's Drive In ... 103 4x—8 Zinda and Wallace; Starr and Saucedo. Williams Sporting Goods 060 08—14 McCoy Ford Motor ... 652 02—15 Saucedo, Vinton, Tardie and Saucedo, Winton; Herrera, Perez, Herrera and Snow; Herrera, Perez. A LEAGUE Frank's Texaco ... 023 10—7 Orval's Bike Shop ... 206 00—4 C. Rideout and P. Correra; C. Lueke and P. Coulter. Larson Chevron Service 3195 0—27 La Palma Drive In ... 0 00 1—1 C. Miller and Madison; C. Roberts and P. Hernandez. Taylor Lumber ... 210 00—3 Fleetwood Trailers ... 235 80—18 Ganahl, Burgess and Ostrick; Armendariz, Paulkner and Bias. Heying's Rexall Drugs 321 011—17 Williams Shoe Store 302 53 3—13 Tran and Reea; Sowden and Ballinger. Foster's Freeze ... 120 10—4 Langson's TV ... 114 2x—8 Del Gargio, Goodell and Trenton; Maas and Trapp. C LEAGUE Exchange Club ... 320 0—5 Optimist ... 300 3—6 Solneso and Pina; Ballow, Jarva and Norton. French Laundry ... 300 0—3 Kaulbars ... 001 0—1 Disbennett and Stephens; Cone and Reguejo. Rotary ... 304 0—7 Carroll-Marsellus ... 000 0—0 Wynn, Liles and Jansen; Montano and Williams. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Sports Calendar Tonight CITY B LEAGUE — La Drive • In vs. Bob's Super Nine: 7:15 p.m. Verhoeven Feed press VFW: 8:45 p.m. Both at Cypress Recreation Park CHURCH A LEAGUE — Baptist vs. Sacred Heart, Latter Day Saints: 8:30 p.m. games at City Park. Grace eran vs. First Christian at La Palma Park: 7 p.m. CHURCH B LEAGUE — Presbyterians vs. Bethel at La Palma Park: 8:30 p.m. SUMMER BASKETBALL Richards Market vs. Hum Beach: 6:15 p.m. Allison's vs. Mercuries: 7:15 p.m. Plumbers vs. Orange: 8:15 Garden Grove vs. Brea Training: 9:15 p.m. All games in heim High gym. Adults will begin on Sunday with matches continuing on Monday the Fourth of July holiday. The Fourth of July holiday may still be phoned to Mr. Williams, Keystone 5-3078 wi forward them to the San Department. Winners in each division carry the title of county chie Beautiful permanent trophy be awarded to winners boys' and girls' singles, girls' singles, and boys' singles for 13 years old and In addition trophies are g winners and runners-up groups. A consolation tour will be played for first rounders in boys' and girls' 13 yrs under singles only. Divisions to be played include men's singles, men's women's singles, mixed men's college singles (for who was registered in a junior college during the master) junior boys' and girls' 18 and under, boys' singles 15 and under, boys' singles 13 and under boys' and girls' singles 11 under. SPORTS PARADE OSCAR FRALEY NEW YORK (UP) — Boxing is getting ready today to institute a hall-of-fame and the original election promises to provide a bigger battle than any of the candidates ever fought. You can get agreement on the first half dozen clouting nominees. But with the boxing Boswells limited to fighters of the last 35 years, it develops into a free-for-all from that point on. Just to let you in to the argument, here's Fearless Fraley's ballot on the 10 greatest fighters through that period. And to bolster your ammunition, I'll list them for you in order: 1. Jack Dempsey; 2. Henry Armstrong; 3. Benny Leonard; 4. Sugar Ray Robinson; 5. Joe Louis; 6. Harry Greb 7. Mickey Walker; 8. Gene Tunney; 9. Rocky Marciano; 10. Tony Cansonerl. Some Good Ones Ignored This ignores such fabled fighters as Jimmy McLarnin, Lew Tendler, Lou Ambers, Barney Ross, Marcel Cerdan, Lew Jenkins—and on into the night. With Dempsey's selection there can be no argument. The Mauler, who will be 59 Thursday, still could chill a lot of these stiff masquerading as heavyweights. Armstrong was a real fighting man who in 1938 at one time held the featherweight, welterweight and lightweight championships—a three-way feat never accomplished before or since. Leconard was another who loved the business and worked hard and successfully at it. He held the lightweight title seven years before retiring undefeated, which is a remarkable feat in that crowded division. Robinson, both as welter and middleweight champion, rightfully was regarded as, pound for pound, one of the greatest ever to tie on the gloves. Louis, you may think, deserves a high place in this league. CITY A LEAGUE W L Pet. Elks 6 1 .857 P & L Transmission 8 1 .833 Teamsters 4 3 .571 Hall's Drive In 3 3 .500 Ballman's TV 2 5 .288 Magnolia Cobras 0 7 .000 Games This Week Thursday—Teamsters vs. Ballman's TVers, 7:15 p.m. P & L Transmission vs. Elks, 8:45 p.m. Both games at City Park. Magnolia Cobras vs. Hall's Drive In at La Palma Park, 7:15 p.m. CITK B LEAGUE W L Pet. Optimists 6 1 .857 Bob's Super Market 5 2 .714 Verhoeven Feed 8 2 .714 M & L Bates Cafe 3 4 .429 Cypress VFW 1 6 .143 La Palma Drive In 1 6 .143 Games This Week Tonight—La Palma Drive In vs. Bob's Super Market, 7:15 p.m. Verhoeven Feed vs. Cypress VFW, 8:45 p.m. Both games at Cypress Recreation Park. Thursday—Optimizta at M & L Bates Cafe at Cypress Recreation Park, 7:15 p.m. INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE W L Pet. Robertshaw-Fulton 5 1 .833 Kwikset Hornets 4 1 .800 Dixie Cup 4 2 .667 Kwikset Bees 2 3 .400 Cal Research 2 4 .333 Alex Foods 2 4 .333 Alpha Beta 1 5 .167 Games This Week Wednesday—Dixie Cup vs. Robertshaw-Fulton, 7 p.m. Cal Research vs. Delco Remy, 8:30 p.m. Both games at La Palma Park. CHURCH A LEAGUE W L Pet. Score by Innings Church of Christ 012 004-7 6 2 Marton Comm. 000 002-2 0 4 Swarenes AB R H Human, L. 3b. 4 0 1 Hashbon, 3b. 3 0 0 Human, R. 3 0 0 anny, ss. 3 0 0 Hamilton, p. 1 0 0 apper, c. 3 1 1 kekenson, lf. 2 1 1 ren, rf. 2 1 1 Morrford, cf. 1 0 0 Totals 22 3 5 White Temple AB R H okes, cf. 3 1 1 erman, K., 2b. 4 0 0 arter, c. 3 2 1 low, lb. 2 3 1 aggerald, p. 3 0 2 high, ss. 3 1 1 erman, W., 3b. 3 0 1 ston, rf. 2 0 0 ngworthy, lf. 2 0 0 Totals 25 7 7 Score by Innings White Temple ... 301 012-7 7 3 Swarene... 000 300-3 5 8 Entries Close Tonight For Tennis Tournament Local tennis players are reminded by the Anaheim Recreation Department today that entries close as evening in the Orange County tennis Championships which be on the Santa Ana High School Turfs Thursday afternoon for senior netters. Adults will begin on Saturday with matches continuing on Sunday and finals on Monday during Fourth of July holiday. Entries may still be phoned to Mrs. Bob Williams, Keystone 5-3078 who will award them to the Santa Ana Department. Winners in each division will carry the title of county champion. Beautiful permanent trophies will awarded to winners in junior and first singles and girls' and boys' divisions before or since. Lecnard was another who loved the business and worked hard and successfully at it. He held the lightweight title seven years before retiring undefeated, which is a remarkable feat in that crowded division. Robinson, both as welter and middleweight champion, rightfully was regarded as, pound for pound, one of the greatest ever to tie on the gloves. Louis, you may think, deserves a higher ranking. But, one of the greatest of them all, he lost a lot of lustre with a comeback in which he lost to Ezzard Charles and was kayoed by Rocky Marciano. That must fit into the overall picture. Greb A Top Choice Greb, too, should draw support on the necessary 75 per cent of the boxing ballots. Only a middle-weight, he won the light-heavyweight title from Gene Tunney and was definitely a fighter's fighter. From there the argument rages, however. Mickey Walker isn't too much of a question because the "Toy Bulldog," although only five-feet, 7-inch tall, battled all the way up to a crack at the light-heavyweight crown. Tunney draws scattered opinion from the fight mob but I've got to go with a man who retired undefeated as heavyweight champion of the world. Marciano gets my vote because, while he may not be a skilled boxer, he has proved in three title defenses that he's a fighting man. And Canson I proved his greatness as a two-time lightweight and junior welterweight champion who fought them all. This may not be the victorious 10 when the votes are counted—but I don't see how the first seven can miss. Anaheim Netters Host Whttier Tennis Team Anaheim plays host to a group of nine boys from the Whittier Recreation Department tomorrow evening at 5:30 in the tennis twilight league in a practice match which will start the ball rolling in anticipation of the regular season. Matches will feature five singles and two doubles, with play limited to boys 18 years old and under. During the season, a match is played once a week during the Robertsshaw Fulton Kwikset Hornets 4 1 .800 Dixie Cup 4 .2 .667 Kwikset Bees 2 .4 .400 Cal Research 2 .4 .333 Alex Foods 2 .4 .333 Alpha Beta 1 .5 .167 Games This Week Wednesday—Dixie Cup vs Robertshaw-Fulton, 7 p.m. Cal Research vs. Delco Remy, 8:30 p.m. Both games at La Palma Park. CHURCH A LEAGUE W L Pet. First Baptists 8 .1 .833 Sacred Heart 5 .1 .833 St Boniface 3 .2 .500 Latter Day Saints 3 .3 .500 Grace Lutheran 1 .5 .167 Christian Reform 1 .5 .167 Games This Week Tonight—First Baptists vs. Sacred Heart, 7 p.m. Latter Day Saints vs. St Boniface, 8:30 p.m. Both games at City Park. Grace Lutheran vs. First Christian Reform at La Palma Park, 7 p.m. CHURCH B LEAGUE W L Pet. Church of Christ 8 .1 .833 Nazarenes 4 .2 .877 Stanton Community 3 .3 .500 Presbyterians 2 .3 .400 Bethel Baptists 2 .4 .400 White Temple 1 .5 .167 Games This Week Tonight—First Presbyterians vs. Bethel Baptists at La Palma Park, 8:30 p.m. CHURCH C LEAGUE W L Pet. Zion Lutherans 1 .0 .1.000 St Boniface Bees 1 .0 .1.009 Stanton Community Bees 1 .0 .0.00 First Baptist Bees 0 .1 .0.00 Games This Week Friday—Stanton Community Bees vs. Zion Lutheran, 7 p.m. St. Boniface Bees vs. First Baptist Bees, 8:30 p.m. Both games at La Palma Park. LET'S GO BOWLING It's Fun — It's Healthy Open Bowling Lanes Every Afternoon — Every Evening Saturdays and Sundays FREEWAY BOWL KE 5-8522 Adults will begin on Saturday with matches continuing on Sunday and finals on Monday during Fourth of July holiday. Entries may still be phoned to Mrs. Bob Williams, Keystone 5-3078 who will award them to the Santa Ana department. Winners in each division will carry the title of county champion, beautiful permanent trophies will be awarded to winners, junior boys' and girls' singles, girls' and boys' singles, and boys' and girls' singles for 13 years old and under. Additional trophies are given to runners and runners-up in all doubles. A consolation tournament will be played for first round losers in boys' and girls' 13 year old and under singles only. Divisions to be played will include men's singles, men's doubles, women's singles, mixed doubles, men's college singles (for any boy who was registered in a Junior or senior college during the last semester) junior boys' and girls' singles 18 and under, boys' and girls' singles 15 and under, boys' and girls' singles 13 and under, and boys' and girls' singles 11 and un- Sports Calendar Tonight CITY B LEAGUE — La Palma Valley. In vs. Bob's Super Market, 5 p.m. Verhoeven Feed vs. Cyress VFW, 8:45 p.m. Both games Cypress Recreation Park. CHURCH A LEAGUE — First Baptist vs. Sacred Heart, 7 p.m. Easter Day Saints, 8:30 p.m. Both times at City Park. Grace Lutheran vs. First Christian Reform La Palma Park, 7 p.m. CHURCH B LEAGUE — First Asbyterians vs. Bethel Baptists La Palma Park, 8:30 p.m. HUMMER BASKETBALL — Shards Market vs. Huntington Beach, 6:15 p.m. Allison's Market Mercuries, 7:15 p.m. Pacific Numbers vs. Orange, 8:15 p.m. Garden Grove vs. Brea Transporion, 9:15 p.m. All games at Anaheim High gym. Anaheim plays host to a group of nine boys from the Whittier Recreation Department tomorrow evening at 5:30 in the tennis twilight league in a practice match which will start the ball rolling in anticipation of the regular season. Matches will feature five singles and two doubles, with play limited to boys 18 years old and under. During the season, a match is played once a week during the evening hours so that the boys can come down to the courts after work. A team of girls will also represent the Anaheim Department in a revival of last year's play in which the Anaheim girls won the championship. Playing for Anaheim tomorrow will be Mike Bouck, Barry Ryan, Steve Morris, Don Kliiss, and Bill Otta in singles, with Don Lee, Tommy Terry, Ken Fenton and Lynn Oden in doubles. In additional tennis activity in the last few days, Karen Lenain playing in the girls' 18 year old and under singles, reached the quarter-final round of the highly important Northern California Junior Tennis Championships in San Francisco before losing to fourth seeded Audrey Arnold of Burlingame, 6-1. Miss Lenain started with a first round bye, then defeated Nancy Deston of Berkeley, 6-1, 6-1 in the second round, before bowing in the round of eight. BACKUS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mortuary 251 N. Lennon Phone KE 5-3209 AUTO GLASS Of All Kinda Table Tops, Mirrors and Window Glass PHIL'S AUTO GLASS Phone KE, 5-6907 920 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim FREEWAY BOWL KE 5-8522 after graduation NO MORE USEFUL GIFT THAN THIS! a Smith-Corona PORTABLE TYPEWRITER Here's why. 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