anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-30

SIDELINE UPPOSITIONS BY BOB ZIMMER Adrift in the sports world: John Harpster, who was killed recently in an airplane crack-up in Georgia, played on two championship teams at Anaheim High school during his senior year of 1940-41... John was center on Dick Glover's Sunset League championship football squad and mile on the only Anaheim track team that has coped the Sunset League title--Harpster set a new league and school record of 4m. 53.1s. In the all-league meet. To refresh your memory, some of the other players on the 1940 football squad were the late Bill Lewis, Jerry Shipkey of UCLA and pro fame Ed Olson, Bud Mahoney, Joe Wollenman, Bob Marvin and Leonard Bouas. The Colonists California (Minor Division) chamevent on to capture the Southern pionship that fall. Their only loss was to Santa Barbara's Major Division titleholders, 34-0. Dean Philipott, Anaheim's All-CIF fullback, will report to Hotel Ambassador in Los Angeles, Friday, July 9, to begin training with the Southern California All-Stars for the Shrine High classic at the Los Angeles Coliseum July 21.... The game will also feature a Shriners, which is worth the price of admission alone. According to reports, the North is going all out to record its first victory in this third renewal of the annual affair... Anaheim fans will be able to purchase tickets for the game at the McCoy Motor Co. late this week. FISHING SHORTS The grunion will be running again on Orange County beaches, starting tomorrow night. They are scheduled to run from 11 p.m. to 12 midnight tomorrow, 11:15 p.m. to 12:15 a.m. Friday night, 12:15 a.m. to 1:15 a.m. Saturday night can port... There will be a trout plant at Lake Wohlford Friday. The trout are coming in on Velvetta cheese and salmon eggs. A11 are very good size. Blue gill have been biting like mad for awhile and still going good on Li-cut when you get in a school...There have been nice catches of bass and craple at Lake Herchaw recently, according to reports. PCL BASEBALL NOTES Art Rosenbaum of the San Francisco Chronicle carried this bit: "Oakland-pitcher Jim Atkins and San Diego manager Lefty O'Doul almost squared off last week during the Oaks-Padres fuss in Bordertown. They met at an airport later and O'Doul made the first advance. "Still mad, Rocky?" he hailed. Then O'Doul explained, in O'Douting he really wasn't. "Wa-a-al," said Atkins, admitting he really wasn't. Then O'Doul explained in O'Doull fashion, how it was all a glorious mistake. "When I came toward the mound, I had my hand up to my ear," he made nearlogic. "Now, if I had wanted to fight, I would have held my hand protecting my chin. You see how it was. Rocky? Who ever heard of anyone leading a right to the ear?" Atkins went away from there not 100 per cent sure except to say, "Y'know, that O'Doul is a talented man." Joe Gordon, the old batting master, now a scout for Dertoit, recently spent 40 minutes with Tommy Glaviano of Sacramento, trying to snap the Senatorial inflelder out of his slump. Joe admonished Tommy to wait on the ball and soon had Glaviano meeting the br" better than he has all spring...The Native Sons and Daughters of the Shallock Records Ninth Victory as Oaks Top Rainiers SAN FRANCISCO (UP)—If the New York Yankees wished to atone for the way they treated Charley Dressen and his Duffers in the last two World Series they couldn't have shipped him a better peace offering than Artie Schallock. The little left handler, who was optioned to Oakland a month ago, rolled to his ninth victory in coast league competition last night by blanking Seattle 5-0 in the northwest city. The triumph moved Schallock up to the top on Dressen's hurling list and also nudged the third place Oaks to within 5½ games of league leading Hollywood. The Stars and runnerup San Deigo both muffed chances to get fat on second division clubs. Cellar bound Portland clipped Hollywood 6-5 in 11 innings while Los Angeles murdered the Padres 10 to 4. Another shutout was registered by Ken Holcombe, veteran San Francisco rightie, who subdued Sacramento 7-0. Schallock gave up eight hits but was helped along by four double plays. Bob Hall, whose muscles recently were transferred from Hollywood to Seattle, was battered for four runs in the third inning and beamed Oakland catcher Lennie Neal while loading the bases in the fourth. Neal was taken off the field on a stretcher but recovered consciousness almost immediately and was not reported in danger. Portland defeated Hollywood in the Vaughn Street Park when Fletcher Robb singled in the 11th ports, the North is going all out to record its first victory in this third renewal of the annual affair... Anaheim fans will be able to purchase tickets for the game at the McCoy Motor Co. late this week. FISHING SHORTS The grunion will be running again on Orange County beaches, starting tomorrow night. They are scheduled to run from 11 p.m. to 12 midnight tomorrow, 11:15 p.m. to 12:15 a.m. Friday night, 12:15 a.m. to 1:15 a.m. Saturday night and 1 a.m. to 2 a.m. Sunday night. Swede Morrill, local fisherman, has just returned from Guymas, Sonoroa, where he hooked a 195-pound marlin, a 100-pound sailfish and three dophins... He reports that anglers are catching marlin and sailfish in abundance at the Mexi- AKINS went away from there no more than 100 per cent sure except to say, "Y'know, that O'Doul is a talented man." Joe Gordon, the old batting master, now a scout for Dertoit, recently spent 40 minutes with Tommy Glaviano of Sacramento, trying to snap the Senatorial infielder out of his slump. Joe admonished Tommy to wait on the ball and soon had Glaviano meeting the bp" better than he has all spring.... The Native Sons and Daughters of the Golden West recently presented Seals' president Damon Miller with a California Bear flag. The pennant was hoisted in centerfield, just below Old Glory. Oakland's Gene Hermanski will be sidelined for 10 days or more with a broken rib. Reliable Firms.... As Near As Your Phone Clip This List — Keep It Handy EMERGENCY CALLS' AMBULANCE—DIAL 116 POLICE—DIAL 116 FIRE—DIAL 116 SHERIFF—DIAL 116 AUTO GLASS—PARTS KE. 5-4940 Auto and Truck Glass Installed While You Wait Nason's Automotive Paints and Lacquer Anaheim Auto Glass and Parts 542 S. LOS ANGELES ST. 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Allison’s took a 15-12 first-period lead over Fullerton, increased the margin to 28-22 at halftime and held a 40-31 advantage at the end of the third stanza. Mike Beach tallied 14 points for the victors, but high-scoring honors for the contest went to the Mercuries’ George Thornton, who potted 19 counters. After a 12-12 first-period deallock, Richards Market took the initiative at halftime, 27-22, and continued to pull away to lead, 36-26, at the three-quarter mark. Paul Neumann and Paul Lorentzen sparked the Harbor five with 13 and 12 points. Gary Pingle sparked Orange’s triumph with 13 points while Jim Shuck led Brea to its first victory with 13 markers. Thursday night, Garden Grove and Fullerton clashed at 6:15, Richards Market faces Brea at 7:15. Allison’s Market and the Pacific Plumbers tangle at 8:15 and the Orange Lancers take on Huntington Beach at 9:15. Allison’s (54) Mercuries (49) Beach (14) F Thornton (19) Frederick (11) F Pennington (7) Bushey (8) C Newkirk (6) MOODY ON HITTING SPREE AS JUNIORS BLAST PLACENTIA Alan Moody went on a batting rampage to lead the Anaheim Juniors to a 17-4 conquest in their Orange County League opener at Placentia yesterday. Moody drove in six runs with a home run, triple and two singles and scored three times. Bob Scholz worked the first four innings for the locals, planking Placentia with a pair of nits. His successor, Al Storey, struck out seven batters in three innings, but was tagged for three hits and four runs. Score by Innings Anaheim ... 201 3(10) 10—17 11 2 Placentia ... 000 0 2 1 1—4 5 7 Scholz, Storel and Grover, Rappl Raya, Bowman and, Rodriguez. City Juvenile Loop AA LEAGUE SQR ... 322 02—8 Carl’s Drive In ... 00 11—2 Taffola and Miranda; DuCoing, Stark and Vanderberg, DuCoing. MoCoy Ford ... 000 00—0 Wallace Tractor ... 001 00—1 Herrera and Perez; Zinda and The First Baptists broke deadlocks as they grabbed thirteen in the Church A League a Park last night. The Baptists snapped a lily with a single tally in the inning to nudge Sacred which was previously tied for place. 2-1, Arnold Bickham a three-hitter for the Baptists. St. Boniface took over third with a 7-1 triumph over the ter Day Saints. Don Heim oa home run for the victors. In the Church B League at La Palma Park, the Presbyt out-slugged the Bethel Bay 10-8. With the score knotted 5-5 in the top of the fifth Frank smashed a three-run for the Presbyterians, who two more runs for insurance. First Baptists AB Steinborn, B., 1b. Steinborn, J., 2b. Philpott, cf. Thompson, 3b. Koch, ss. Bickham, p. Berneker, c. Grey, yf. Spicer, rf. Totals ... 2 Sacred Heart ... AB Villasenor, G., 3b. Salazar, R., ss. Avalos, rf. Salazar, S., p. Castro, 2b. Armenta, cf. Contreras, 1b. Nunez, If. Duarte, c. Villasenor, R., 1b. City Juvenile Loop AA LEAGUE SQR 322 02-8 Carl's Drive In 00 11-2 Taffola and Miranda; DuCoing, Stark and Vanderberg, DuCoing. McCoy Ford 000 00-0 Wallace Tractor 001 00-1 Herrera and Perez; Zinda and Wallace. A LEAGUE Hartfield Jewelers 220 12-7 Boney Dodge 021 00-3 C. Hobbson and P. Wakefield; C. Parker and Hoehn. Nellesen "76" 211 011-8 Baton Music 202 010-5 C. Nellesen and P. Acosta; C. Aguilar and P. Williams. Larson Chevron Service 300 24-9 Frank's Texaco 453 0x-12 Miller and Madison; Rideout and Correra. B LEAGUE Cotler's 210 00-3 Cotimist 320 3x-8 Seay and Miller; T. Moore and McGouney. Roquet's Market 001 20-3 Ritz Cleaners 140 2x-7 Leos and Klapper; Williams and Urbano. Cowell Motors 404 30-11 20-30 Club 200 42-8 Welton and Stoffer; Trapp and Bruce. C LEAGUE Lions 301 0-4 Brown and Haskins 020 0-2 Skinner and Hurst; O'Kane and R. Hernandez. Exchange Club 320 0-5 Kiwanis 201 0-3 Solness and Pina; V. Del Giorgio and Ravenscroft. Optimist Club 903-12 Cypress Hardware 535-13 Balloon and Juve Smith, Turner, Cook and Williams. Ikes' Installation To Be Held Thursday Night The Izaak Walton League of Anaheim will hold its annual installation. Totals Sacred Heart AB Villasenor, G., 3b. Salazar, R., ss. Avalos, rf. Salazar, S., p. Castro, 2b. Armenta, cf. Contreras, 1b. Nunez, lf. Duarte, c. Villasenor, R., 1b. Totals Score by Innings Sacred Heart 000 010First Baptist 000 101- St. Boniface AB Stoffel, 2b. Bevins, 3b. Heinz, E., 1b. Kraemer, cf. Heffron, ss. Van Berckelaer, c. Roberts, lf. Heinz, c. Stehly, p. Totals Latter Day Saints AB Mackay, K., 3b. Mackay, G., 1b. Starr, 1b. Hein, p. Mackay, W., ss. Mackay, R., 2b. Bigler, c. Merkeley, rf. Graham, cf. Berry, W., cf. Gray, lf. Berry, J., lf. Scores by Innings L. D. S. 000 001-0St. Boniface 015 100 x- Presbyterian AB Hicks, c, Horn, cf. Stringer, 2b. Pautus, ss. Critchfield, yf. Frank, F., p. Frank, T., 3b. Plaisted, rf. Hunstock, 1b. 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Angeles — Paso Robles — Salinas — Bakersfield Tucura — San Diego — San Bernardino — Fresno Optimist Club 903—12 Cypress Hardware 535—13 Balloon and Jury Smith, Turner, Cook and Williams. Ikes' Installation To Be Held Thursday Night The Izaak Walton League of Anaheim will hold its annual installation of officers at a Ladies Night meeting at the La Palma Youth Center tomorrow night at 6 o'clock. The public is invited to the affair, which will start with a ham dinner. The price of the dinner is $1.50 per plate. LUMBER SATURDAY DURING JULY AUGUST START A phone call Delivery of your r GANAHL LUMBER CO. GIBBS LUMBER CO. Baptists Snatch Head by Trimming Sacred Heart, 2-1 FORE! ... by Wally Taft The Hacienda Country Club Men's championship has narrowed down to the semi-finals with Chuck Soper, Whittier, defeating Houston Kier, Anaheim, on the 18th green two up. Soper had a rough time with Kier although he out-drove the Anaheim golfer from 20 to 30 yards off the tee. Houston Kier is not a long hitter but very straight and a very consistent man around the greens. In the third flight Andy Lohman, Balboa, defeated T. A., "Letty" Beeson, Buena Park, on the 18th green one up and will meet Bill Lassielum. Whittier, in the finals of the third flight this weekend. In the seventh flight Leon Gallilan, Placentia, edged Vic Hardin, Bellflower, two and one and will match shots against Luke Johnson, Montebello, in the finals of the flight this week. FORE— Three Anaheim golfers are very much is presence at the Irvine Coast Country Club and are giving this golf game a fit, they are Warren Lampman, Art and Ted Shipkey. With power the Shipkey brothers possess, it is best to stand your distance when Art and Ted tee off, as the breeze from their powerful swings are apt to jar the average person somewhat, if they aren't aware of what is happening. FORE— The Santa Ana Country Club President's Cup tourney enters the fourth round with the following men advancing. Van Pomery, Newport, won over Jim Gray, Lido Isle, two and one. Don Kennedy, Santa Ana, defeated Eldon Edes. players ran out of string while other players had string left when they finished, so they had to put salt and pepper on the left over string and eat it. Big Ed Goddard, Huntington Beach, the former All-American football player, won first place with a 63 as Wally Taft, Costa Mesa, placed second with a 64 while Lew Gifford, Long Beach, placed third with 66. FORE— The hats-off department this week goes to Vern Packard, Pullerton, who aced the 205 yard 8th hole with a two iron at Willowcik Sunday afternoon. The 8th hole is one of the most difficult holes on the Willowick course so Vern sure didn't pick one of the easier holes to score hi ace on. In the foursome with Packard were Jess Medaris of Anaheim and E Cummings and A. Rietcel of Fullerton. FORE— Red Hazzard, the former ball player from Buena Park was on his stick over the weekend as Red tourney with a net 64. In winning first place Hazzard scored a gross 71 which is excellent for a seven handicapper, Jim Patterson, Santa Ana, placed second with a net 65 as three golfers tied for third with net 66's; they were Paul Southgate, Long Beach; Cecil Roberts, La Habra; and Pat Hart, Santa Ana. Totals 24 26 Red Heart AB R H Asenor, G., 3b. 3 0 2 Azar, R., ss. 2 0 0 Los, rf. 3 0 0 Azar, S., p. 3 0 0 Tro, 2b. 2 0 1 Menta, cf. 2 1 0 Merras, 1b. 2 0 0 Mez, lf. 2 0 0 Carte, c. 2 0 0 Asenor, R., 1b. 1 0 0 Totals 22 1 3 Score by Innings Red Heart 000 010-1 3 3 Baptist 000 101-2 6 2 Boniface AB R H Offel, 2b. 4 0 1 Ins, 3b. 3 2 1 Enz, E., 1b. 4 0 1 Neamer, cf. 4 1 1 Faffron, ss. 3 1 1 Berckelaser, c. 2 1.1 Berrets, lf. 3 2 1 Inz, c. 2 0 1 Only, p. 3 0 1 Totals 28 7 9 Other Day Saints AB R H Cickay, K., 3b. 4 0 1 Cickay, G., 1b. 2 0 1 Arr, lb. 2 0 0 Inn, p. 3 1 2 Cickay, W., ss. 3 0 0 Cickay, R., 2b. 3 0 1 Gler, c. 3 0 0 Kerkeley, rf. 3 0 1 Shaham, cf. 1 0 0 Rerry, W., cf. 2 0 0 Ray, lf. 0 0 0 Rerry, J., lf. 2 0 0 Scores by Innings D. S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Boniface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Resbyterian AB R H cks, c. 1 2 1 orn, cf. 3 0 1 ringer, 2b. 3 0 0 butus, ss. 2 2 2 itchfield, yf. 3 1 0 bank, F., p. 3 1 1 bank, T., 3b. 2 1 0 aisted, rf. 2 1 0 unstock, lb. 2 2 1 Totals 21 106 The Santa Ana Country Club President's Cup tourney enters the fourth round with the following men advancing: Van Pomery, Newport, won over Jim Gray, Lido Isle, two and one, Don Kennedy, Santa Ana, defeated Eldon Edes. George Ward, Lido Isle, had a Garden Grove, four and two as marathon match before he could dispose of his worthy opposition Freeman Kenzie, Santa Ana, on the second hole. Louie Clem, Garden Grove, took the measure of Barry Giffen, Anaheim, on the eighth green two up, as Jerry Ritchie was knocked out of the tourney by Tommy McLean, Santa Ana, by the score of two up. The Hunting Beach Men's club held its first string tournament last week-end and quite a time was had by all contestants. A string tourney works this way; each player gets a foot of string for every handicap stroke he has, if a player has a ten handicap, he receives ten feet of string. If a golfer misses a putt by twelve inches he can cut off twelve inches of his string and take one stroke off his score. When the string is all gone the played is on his own, it is a lot of fun as you never know if you are cutting off the correct amount of string. Some players ran out of string while other players had the correct amount of string. Some ANAHEIM BUSINESS DIRECTORY Anaheim Community Hospital Medical, Surgical, Industrial, Emergency KE S-2208 Advertising When You Want Try a Want Ad-Anaheim Bulletin KE S-6051 Brodie Electrical Service Emergency calls taken twenty daily KE S-4070 Garage Arnold E. Howard Complete Automotive Service KE S-2239 Fire Department Anaheim KE S-2348 Appliance Repair, Arnold E. Howard Household & Fractional HP Motor Repair, Thirty S. 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