anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-08

SPORTS By Ed Mullen MEMORANDUM BULLETIN SPORTS EDITOR When Manager Bucky Harris of the Detroit Tigers handed torrid-tempered Ferris Fain his unconditional release the other day, he said only that he wished Fain "luck" Behind this official reason was the report of a series of heated arguments between the fiery first sacker and other players and coaches... Fain got into a squabble with first baseman Earl Torgeson on a train ride recently and Torgy is by no means out in left field when it's time for a temper to boil... While Fain was a crowd pleaser at Philadelphia, Torgeson also caused lumps in the throats of Boston National League fans by his hair-raising displays of scorching temper... Harris had to cut loose from one of them and Torgeson is a wonderful competitor and popular with other players on the team... Fain wasn't—and his "gimpy" knee undoubtedly iced the decision. Meanwhile, Pacific Coast League fans might be seeing something of Fain... President Damon Miller of the San Francisco Seals is hot on the trail of Ferris, who broke in with the club in 1939... The hobbling Fain is already considering an offer by Miller. "He's got to be able to play first base, though," said Miller. "I don't want him as just a pinch hitter."... Seals' officials are buzzing the wires of Tiger coaches about the condition of Fains' knee and the possibility of his holding down a regular spot... "I'm glad to hear that Damon is thinking about the old Burr," Fain was quoted as saying. "I'll make my plans in a few days after a rest." FAIN COULD EASILY SHAKE GOODWIN Fain's appearance in the uniform of a Seal would be just the thing to add another wrinkle or two to the already wrinkling brow of Coast League President Claire V. Goodwin... The Coast ballplayers are launched on an attack on PCL umpires and just about every day is open season... Manager Tommy Heath of the Seals is already under suspension and faces a hearing for his squabble with umpire Al Mutart... Heath is also paying a $50 fine... If Fain's knee permits him to play, the players have another strong-voiced ally in their day by day crusade against the umpires... If Fain does join the Seals, Goodwin's periscope will be sharply focused on that San Francisco infield... Bet he's already squirming a BASKETBALL Anaheim Nets Tie for Second In Summer 'A' Allison's Market of Anaheim moved into a tie for second place through a strong second half finish to defeat Carr Originals of Santa Ana, 26, last night at an Anahe summer 'A' league basketball game at Western Jr. HGym in Cypress. Cliff Rogers of Anaheim the scoring with nine points adding his mates gain a tie with Hunting Beach Rec. Richard's Market of Newport Harbor defeated the Celtics Garden Grove, 37-28. Richard went ahead in the last minute of play and took over first play in the operations. Huntington Beach Rec. on a brilliant display of pass and shooting to overpower Fullerton Eastside Club, 45. The win prevented Fullerton from taking over first place in the standings. MONDAY'S GAME Jr. Power Glide vs. Brea. Corona vs. La Habra. Lancers vs. Tustin. CARAT'S Fg Ft Burleson 2 2 Dettloff 2 2 Lynch 2 0 Immell 2 0 Smith 2 0 Ruff 0 0 Ely 0 0 TOTAL 11 4 ALLISON'S MKT. Fg Ft Rogers 4 1 Tangney 2 0 Frederick 2 4 Leach 1 0 Stevens 0 0 Frank 2 2 Flynn 2 1 Story 0 0 Heath's Suspension Chopped by Goodwin SAN FRANCISCO (UP)—President Claire Goodwin of the Pacific Coast League has cut the suspension of San Francisco Seals Manager Tommy Heath to three days for beefing with Umpire Al Mutart last Sunday. Goodwin at first imposed a $50 fine and added an indefinite suspension after Heath and Mutart indulged in shoving tactics over a close call at first base during Sunday's doubleheader with San Diego. Heath was scheduled to appear before Goodwin yesterday for a hearing, but a league spokesman said the two men discussed the matter over the telephone and the suspension was reduced—but the fine remained. "Boy, look at those OK Used Cars!" MEN AT WORK For the "best show" on the road, your ticket is the red tag that identifies an OK Used Car. Attention-getters for performance as well as looks, OK Used Cars are thoroughly inspected and scientifically reconditioned. They are dealer-warranted in writing at no extra cost! Sold only by an Authorized Chevrolet Dealer CONE BROS. CHEVROLET 215 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim, Calif. Phone KE 5-221 Ramona Leads, Sets New OneBasketball Anaheim Nets for Second Summer 'A' Jason's Market of Anaheim ad into a tie for second through a strong second-finish to defeat Carat's annals of Santa Ana, 36-17 night at an Anaheim ner 'A' league basketball at Western Jr. High in Cypress. Rogers of Anaheim set scoring with nine points, his mates gain a tie with ing Beach Rec. Hard's Market of Newport or defeated the Celtics of Grove, 37-28. Richards ahead in the last minute and took over first place operations. Stington Beach Rec. put brilliant display of passing shooting to overpower the Eastside Club, 45-34. Win prevented Fullerton taking over first place in standings. MONDAY'S GAME Power Glide vs. Brea. Ona vs. La Habra. Others vs. Tustin. PREXY INSTALLED—The Anaheim Chapter of the Izaak Waltons installed Warren Broad (far right) as president for the coming year. C. C. Wilkinson of Santa Ana, Ike's installing officer and a national director, passes the gavel to Broad, while retiring president Walter Riesterer (left) looks on. The installation of officers was held last night at the monthly dinner attended by nearly 200 members and guests at Ike's hall on E. La Palma. (Bulletin photo) GOLF THROUGH COUNTY Oxford, Reider Combine By WALLY TAFT The Willowick Golf Club Ladies' Tuesday Partners Best Ball tournament was won by the team of Mrs. Dora Oxford, Corona del Mar and Mr. and Mrs. Theordore Reider, Anaheim, with a combined net total of 66. Two Anaheim gal golfers took second place as Mrs. Alice Gregg Schmid of Costa Mesa took top honors carding a net-79 along with Mrs. Jean "Hendricks of Corona del Mar. Mrs. Vera Ward, Lido Isle, placed second with a net 80. The Irvine Coast Country Club Ladies' Tuesday Best Nine tour- PEN ALWAYS F HUND By WALLY TAFT The Willowick Golf Club Ladies' Tuesday Partners Best Ball tournament was won by the team of Mrs. Dora Oxford, Corona del Mar and Mr. and Mrs. Theordore Reider, Anaheim, with a combined net total of 66. Two Anaheim gal golfers took second place as Mrs. Alice Gregg and Mrs. Adrienne Winn carded a combined net total of 68. Mrs. Dora Donaldson, Anaheim and partner Mrs. Dorhea, Santa Ana, Yorba and the team of Mrs. Eleanor Dowe, Long Beach and partner Mrs. Betty Calvy, Anaheim, tied for third with combined net totals of 69. The weekend Blind Bogey tourney at the Willowick Golf Club was won by J. D. MacClockin, Santa Ana; and Nell Hall of Garden Grove with net 80's as Earl Igoe, Santa Ana; Kenny Stewart, Garden Grove and Curt McCoy of Tustin tied for second with net 75's. Mrs. Lois Zamlock, Balboa Island; Hugh Keldrowski, Garden Grove and Bob Jaynes, Anaheim, deadlocked for third with 77's. The Santa Country Club Ladies' Friday Medal Play tournament in Class "A" was won placed second with a net 73. Mrs. Mary Haneberg, Shore Cliffs; Mrs. Ruby Lowe, Balboa Island and Mrs. Phoebe Conley of Long Beach tied for third with net 77's. In Class "C" Mrs. Millie Schmid of Costa Mesa took top honors carding a net-79 along with Mrs. Jean 'Hendricks of Corona del Mar. Mrs. Vera Ward, Lido Isle, placed second with a net 80. The Irvine Coast Country Club Ladies' Tuesday Best Nine tourney in Class "A" was won by Mrs. Veda Foote, Shore Cliffs, as Mrs. Ruth Small of Fullerton, placed second. In class "B" Mrs. Marjorie Neal, Shore Cliffs, took top honors as Mrs. Christian Tarr, Glendale, placed second with Mrs. Ruth Fleming of Laguna Beach winding up in the third spot. Mrs. Louise Heffner, Corona del Mar, won first place in Class "C" as Lou Quinn of Balboa took the second spot. The Santa Ana Country Club Men's Saturday Match Play tournament in Class "A" was won by Sid had par six down. Howard Evans, Anaheim; Bill Jordan and Buck Raaberg of Santa Ana tied for the second spot with five up advantages on par. Dink Cheney, Santa Ana and Dr. Ray Smith, Newport Beach, deadlocked for third as they both had ole man par four down. In Class "B" Russell McLean of Santa Ana lead the field with a three up advantage on par as Ralph Windsor, Costa Mesa, placed second being two up on par. Baseball in Brief Told in a Nutshell PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W L Pct. San Diego 58 29 .598 Seattle 55 40 .292 HOLLYWOOD 50 44 .532 Portland 47 42 .528 LOS ANGELES 44 52 .458 Oakland 43 53 .442 San Francisco 42 55 .442 Sacramento 40 55 .421 Thursday's Results Portland, 4; Oakland, 1 San Francisco, 7; Sacramento, 2 Seattle, 8; LOS ANGELES, 4 HOLLYWOOD, 5; San Diego, 4 How Series Stand LOS ANGELES, 2; Seattle, 2; Sacramento, 2; San Francisco, 1 Portland, 2; akland, 1 HOLLYWOOD, 3; San Diego, 1 Friday's Probable Pitchers San Diego (Cal McLish, 8-5) at HOLLYWOOD (Ben Wade, 2-0). San Francisco (Lowell Creighton, 1-0) at Sacramento (Johnny Briggs, NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pct. Brooklyn 57 24 .704 Milwaukee 42 36 .538 Chicago 44 38 .537 New York 40 40 .500 Cincinnati 36 39 .480 St. Louis 36 41 .468 Philadelphia 34 45 .430 Pittsburgh 28 54 .341 Yesterday's Results Brooklyn, 4; Pittsburgh, 2. New York, 8; Philadelphia, 5. Milwaukee, 3; Chicago, 2. St. Louis, 9; Cincinnati, 8. AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pot. Cleveland 48 22 .600 New York 52 28 .650 Chicago 45 31 .592 Boston 46 35 .568 Detroit 39 38 .506 SUMMER SCHOOL MORNING SESSIONS ONE OR MORE SUBJECTS—ENTER ANYTIME ENROLL IN A PROFESSIONAL DAY OR NIGHT SCHOOL SAVE ½ THE TIME SECRETARIAL, TYPING, ACCOUNTING CIVIL SERVICE, COMPTOMETER. Approved for Veterans Established 30 Years Free Employment Service for Graduates Before you decide on any school... private or public be sure to visit the oldest and largest private business school in Orange County and find out for yourself the opportunities and advantages when you attend a professional business school. Visitors Welcome THE JOHNSTON SCHOOL AND SECRETARIAL SCHOOL 415 N. Sycamore, Santa Ana KI 8-1753 Friday, July 8, 1955 Anabeim (Cal.) Bulletin — 3 New One-Day Record Sailing Mark Aboard The USS Gresham at Sea. UP—William Pome-roy’s 109-foot schooner Ramona sped along far ahead of her nearest contenders today after seizing the lead by setting a new one-day run record of 303 miles. The Ramona’s record performance, logged yesterday behind a 40-mile wind, broke the old mark of 288 miles in a single day set in 1926 by the yacht Invader in the Transpacific race to Honolulu. The representative of the St. Francis Yacht Club of San Francisco last was reported about a third of the distance to the islands, or some 1605 miles from Diamond Head, the finish of the race. The craft, biggest boat in the race, stands a good chance of breaking the record of 10 days, 10 hours and 13 minutes set in 1949 by Commodore Richard Rheem’s Morning Star if favorable winds continue. The Ramona grabbed the lead yesterday by sweeping past the Morning Star. Frank E. Hooyaa’ schooner Constellation also passed the Morning Star to move into second place. Earl Schenck’s ketch Eleuthera, of Seattle, Wash., continued to be the big surprise of the race. For the second straight day the ketch was leading in over-all handicap time. The Constellation was second and the Marie Amelle third. The Ramona, as the scratch boat, must finish five and a half hours ahead of the Morning Star to win Class A honors. But the Constellation has a handicap of one day, one hour and 46 minutes and on that basis could emerge the handicap winner. Moats New Santa Ana Baseball Coach SANTA ANA (OCNS) — The new varsity baseball coach at Santa Ana High school this coming school year will be Kenny Moats. Moats was approved by the Santa Ana Board of Education on June 28th, and he returned his signed contract on July 5th. Moats is an Orange County Product, graduating from Huntington Beach Union High School in 1947. 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