anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-14

Marathon to Feature 4th All-City All those interested in entering the marathon, the feature event of the 4th Annual All-City Track Meet, should get their entry blanks in to the recreation office by Friday, July 22. The meet will be held on Wednesday, July 27, at La Palma Park with the field events starting at 6:30 p.m. sharp and the first running event starting at 7 p.m. The marathon will follow the same downtown course as last year with trophies for the first five places, noted by local merchants. Bob Reed, defending champion since the event has been held, is favored again to win this feature event. Robert Godoy, Steve Lopez, Joe Arrilla, Sato Muro and Buddy James have already turned in their entry for this event. This year, the open event will be for boys 18 and under who are not members of one of the juvenile league teams. Events for the open division are 100 yard dash, 50 yard dash, broad jump, high jump, shot put, and marathon. The finals of the runners' events in the "C", "B", "AA", "AAA" league will run off with the finals field events in the "A" "AAA" and even Division. The "C" League met started at the high school field Tuesday through Friday, July 15, at 9 p.m. Tuesday was the Coast League Wednesday was the Independent League. Today is the National League, and Friday the American League. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Home Teams Make Partisans Happy--L.A., To All home teams sent the fans home happy in the Pacific Coast League last night, especially in Los Angeles where the Angels swept a doubleheader from Oakland, 4-1 and 8-1. San Diego stretched its league-lead to three games with a 4-3 win over Poriland; Sacramento edged Seattle in the ninth inning, 3-2, and San Francisco cuffed Hollywood, 6-3. In Los Angeles, young George Piktuzis covered himself with glory in the seven-inning opener. The 23-year-old left hander allowed only two hits and then won his own game in the bottom of the seventh with a tie-breaking homer with two men on. Piktuzis (6-10) also fanned eight to boost his league lead to 114 strikeouts. The Angels staked Hy Cohen In Los Angeles, young George Piktuzis covered himself with glory in the seven-inning opener. The 23-year-old left hander allowed only two hits and then won his own game in the bottom of the seventh with a tie-breaking homer with two men on. Piktuzis (6-10) also fanned eight to boost his league lead to 114 strikeouts. The Angels staked Hy Cohen (3-5) to a 6-1 lead in the second inning of the nightcap. Buzz Clarkson's single with the bases loaded drove in two of the six runs of the inning off losen Georke Bamberger (6-10). Cohen yielded six hits. Federoff Scores San Diego's Earl Rapp broke up the game in the border city when he singled home Al Federoff after two were out in the bottom of the ninth inning. The blow broke up a pitching contest between Cal McLish (10-5) of the Pads and Royce Lint (4-8). McLish gave up seven hits, Lint 10. In Sacramento, the Solons came back in the bottom of the ninth to tie the score and win it. Tommy Glaviano doubled off the left field fence to drive in the tying run and Jerry Streeter banged a single to center to bring in Glaviano. Seattle had taken a 2-1 lead in the sixth inning when Bob Balena and Vern Stephens hit back-back homers off Bud Daley (12-10). Daley went all the way over the Sacs, giving up seven hits. Ewell Blackwell pitched for Seattle until the start of the ninth when Van Fletcher took over. Bill Kennedy hurt his arm in the seventh when he threw wild fielding Daley's bunt. San Francisco once again took advantage of Hollywood fielding lapses, scoring three unearned runs on four Twink errors. Anaheim Midgets Tip Garden Grove Six hits, nine bases on balls, and five Garden Grove errors produced twelve runs as the Anaheim Midgets defeated the Grovers 12-4 yesterday in a game played at La Palma Park. Although out-hit by the opposition, the locals only used twice and the steady pitching of B111 Bielefeld and Brad Harker was the eventual difference. Bielefeld twirled the first five frames. Benny Ramirez had a three run homer; and a two run single; Doh Grothe a two run triple for Anaheim. If It's News You'll See It In The Anaheim Bullein NOW AT BALLMAN'S NEW TV FEATURE SENSATION! 1956 NOW AT BALLMAN'S NEW TV FEATURE SENSATION! 1956 ZENITH FULL SIZE 21 CONSOLE with TOP-TUNING! EXCLUSIVE CINÉBEAM PICTURE TUBE Coated inside with millions of tiny ternish-proof metallic mirrors that re-flect all the electrical light and the hue of the tube. This doubles the picture power. ONLY 299.95 and New CINE'LENS THE PLUS FACTOR FOR CINÉBEAM Conserves intensity of the picture. 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The "B" League will hold their meets on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week with the "AA" and "AAA" meets to be held in the afternoon at the high school field. These track meets total go towards a team's points for the summer league trophies, to be awarded at the end of the summer. Swim meets will also be counted in the total points. Laguna Victors In Hoop Play The Junior Power Glides of Laguna downed the Lancers of Orange, 51-45, in an overtime last night in the Anaheim Summer Basketball League play at Western Jr. High gym in Cyppress. Lynn Watkins tied the game with eight seconds remaining. In the overtime, Steve Ramsey got four quick points to ice the verdict. Sparked by Adrian Ledbetter and Don McConnell, Brea Rec. downed La Habra Kiwanis, 4930, while the Lakers of Tustin pounced on Corona Rec., 61-39, "B" LEAGUE LA HAERA KIWANIS Fg Ft Tot Porter, L. 1 1 2 Roochelle 2 0 4 Laughton 6 1 12 Murphy 2 0 6 Jones 1 0 2 Gomez Ward Gordon Porter, N. 1 0 2 TOTAL 14 2 30 BREA REC. Ft Ft Tot July 15, 19 Thirty-three years ago Bob and Stanley shipping Blue Goose oranges and lenton. December 27, 1954 our plant was ground. We have now completed the and lemon packing house in Californi Sparked by Adrian Ledbetter and Don McConnell, Brea Rec. downed La Habra Kiwanis, 49-30, while the Lakers of Tustin pounced on Corona Rec., 61-39. "B" LEAGUE LA HAERA KIWANIS Fg Ft Tot Porter, L. 1 1 2 Roochelle 2 0 4 Laughton 6 1 12 Murphy 3 0 6 Jones 1 0 2 Gomez Ward Gordon Porter, N. 1 0 2 TOTAL 14 2 30 BREA REC. Ft Ft Tot McConnell 6 4 16 Pearson Ledbetter 9 3 21 Coon 1 2 4 Rath 1 0 2 Sarthou 1 4 6 Ryan Brown Fitgeralq TOTAL 18 12 49 La Habra Kiwanis 2 9 22 Brea Rec. 9 21 35 POWELL RETURNS MORAGA (UP)—Big Charlie Powell, who has decided that professional football is healthier than boxing, checked into the San Francisco Forty Niners' training camp at St. Mary's College Wednesday. OPEN BOWLING Mon., Wed., Fri. & Sat. 7 p.m. Fall Leagues now Forming For Reservations, KE 5-9206 128 S. 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In addition long, opaque of storing 85 carloads of lemons. These rooms are completely insulated, refrigerated and equipped with the most modern automatic air condisoning equipment made. This up-to-date plant is typical of the services and facilities which American OPEN HOUSE July 15, 1955 from 1:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. Three years ago Bob and Stanley Strain started Blue Goose oranges and lemons in Fuller-Member 27, 1954 our plant was burned to the fire. We have now completed the newest orange packing house in California. In addition to modern orange house, we have a completely modern lemon house. Under this roof are modern facilities in the industry. The pack-houses two lemon storage rooms 350 feet long, capable of storing 85 carloads of lemons. These rooms are completely insulated, refrigerated and equipped with the most modern automatic air conditioning equipment made. 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