anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-21

SPORTS By Ed Mullen BULLETIN SPORTS EDITOR The inimitable Jerome "Dizzy" Dean during his heyday as a pitcher with the St. Louis Cardinals was regarded as the most-colorful player in baseball both on and off the field. While Dizzy thrilled fans throughout the nation as he did in 1934 when he posted 30 wins against 7 defeats, he also made them chuckle as reporters wrote tales of his gigantic "country-style" sense of humor. Ol' Dizzy might not be using his speed to mow down opposing hitters any more, but he is now fast-balling television audiences to death. His humor is still refreshing—and fans are watching their favorite game of the week on TV each Saturday afternoon, they are occasionally being rocked with laughter at Dizzy's accounts of the game, It happened to me last Saturday when Dean gave his account of the contest between Cincinnati and Brooklyn. I'm looking forward to his broadcast this Saturday of the game between the Boston Red Sox and Chicago White Sox. As an added attraction, Dizzy and his sidekick Buddy Blattner, the latter sometimes playing the straight-man, has scheduled a between-inning interview with Dizzy Vance and Rogers Hornsby. Dizzy ballyhooed his latest concoction as a match of "wit and words between the greatest right-handed pitcher and greatest right-handed batter of all time." YOU'LL SEE THEM SNERLING, ALL RIGHT At the beginning of last week's game, it started to rain in Brooklyn. Dizzy commented, "They say the farmers and the peoples like rain . . . If it must, well, let it go." The Reds' Ted Kluszewski hit a home run which tickled Dizzy. Duke Snider of Brooklyn did likewise and tied Big Klu for the league home-run leadership. The game was tied, too. This feat thoroughly inspired Dizzy. He hummed a few bars of a tune, then said: "My, my, podners, ain't we havin' ourselves a time this here afternoon . . . As long as we got baseball, there's always others that fly . . . All we have to do is worry about getting to Chicago next week." Dean told of the scheduled meeting between Vance and Hornsby. "And when you got them, you got a little 'snerling' at each other," said Dizzy. Blattner laughed. "You got a little snerling, Diz? Where'd you come up with that one?" Dean continued: "I recollect one time Dizzy struck out Baseball in Brief Told in a Nutshell PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W L Pct. Seattle ..... 65 45 .591 San Diego ..... 64 46 .582 HOLLYWOOD ..... 57 52 .523 Portland ..... 52 50 .518 LOS ANGELES ..... 49 60 .450 San Francisco ..... 49 60 .450 Oakland ..... 47 63 .437 Sacramento ..... 47 63 .427 Last Night's Results Portland, 4; LOS ANGELES, 6; HOLLYWOOD, 4; Sacramento, 1; Seattle, 5; Oakland, 4. Games Tonight Oakland (Ferrarose, 3-6) at HOLEYWOOD (Wade, 4-2), Gilmant Field, 8:15 p.m. San Diego (Erautt, 11-6) at Seattle (Singleton, 13-8). LOS ANGELES (Piktuzis, 6-10) San Francisco (Bearden, 12-5). Sacramento at Portland. AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pct. New York ..... 54 34 .584 Chicago ..... 54 35 .597 Cleveland ..... 53 28 .589 Boston ..... 52 39 .571 Detroit ..... 46 42 .523 Kansas City ..... 36 54 .400 Washington ..... 32 57 .360 Baltimore ..... 28 59 .322 Last Night's Results Chicago, 8; New York, 6. Baltimore, 6; Detroit, 2. Washington, 6; Cleveland, 4. Boston, 6; Kansas City, 0. Games Today New York (Ford, 10-5) at Chicago (Trucks, 9-6). Washington (Schmitz, 5-5) Cleveland (Score, 5-8), or Houston, 7-3). Dittort (Garner, 5-8), or Hofet, 9-2). Boston (Sullivan, 11-8) at Kansas City (Shantz, 4-7). NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pct. Brooklyn ..... 63 29 .685 Milwaukee ..... 49 42 .538 New York ..... 47 45 .511 Chicago ..... 46 47 .495 Philadelphia ..... 46 48 .489 St. Louis ..... 42 45 .488 Cincinnati ..... 40 50 .444 Pittsburgh ..... 32 60 .355 Yesterday's Results Brooklyn, 10-2; Chicago, 1-5. St. Louis, 9; New York, 2. Pittsburgh, 4; Milwaukee, 3. Philadelphia, 6-4; Cincinnati, 6. Games Today St. Louis (Arroyo, II-4) at NY (Magicine, III-4), Liddle, III-2; Chicago (Davis, III-4) at Brooklyn (Bessant, I-0), or Craig, I-0); Cincinnati (Gross, I-0), or Blair, I-4) at Philadelphia (Negray III-2), or Meyer, I-8), night. Milwaukee (Spahn, I-7) at Pittsburgh (Dohoso, I-4). for the league home-run leadership. The game was tied, too. This feat thoroughly inspired Dizzy. He hummed a few bars of a tune, then said: "My, my, podners, ain't we havin' ourselves a time this here afternoon . . . As long as we got baseball, there's always others that fly . . . All we have to do is worry about getting to Chicago next week." Dean told of the scheduled meeting between Vance and Hornsby. "And when you got them, you got a little 'snerling' at each other," said Dizzy. Blattner laughed. "You got a little snerling, Diz? Where'd you come up with that one?" Dean continued, "I recollect one time Dazzy struck out Hornsby four times in one game . . . And, brother, that's a year's work . . . Yes sir, you'll see some snerl—or snarling, all right." When signing off, Dizzy philosophized with this: "Fans, remember that sports is good for a man, cause it makes men out of a man." SAME PERSONALITY WHEN PLAYING BALL Dizzy was well-liked by other players because of his good-natured, let's say, naturalness. He was involved in difficulties that only the great Diz could talk his way out of. His tremendous career as a pitcher was brought to an abrupt halt, though his arm was still strong. He was struck on the toe by a line drive and was never able to pitch effectively after that. His broken toe ruined his delivery and he came up with a sore, then dead arm. My favorite story concerns the afternoon the Cardinals and Braves were playing in Boston. Dizzy was scheduled to pitch and Manager Frank Frisch called a player's meeting. Dizzy walked into the Braves' clubhouse (where he wasn't supposed to be before a game) and sat on one of the big (Continued on Page 8. Col. 7) ANAHEIM TEXTILE SALE ENDS Mon. 9:00 p.m. July 25 Sheers Lawns, Organdies, Nylons, Flocked and printed fabrics. Values, to 98c. Sale Price — 39" Nylon Prints Summer fabric that must go! Prices slashed to the bone.....yd. 59¢ 48" Steel each Curtain Rods .....3c Fine Cottons Ready Made Draw Drapes 42"x84" solids and prints. Reg. 3.98... Sale price 2.99 pr. Sheers Lawns, Organdies, Nylons, Flocked and printed fabrics. Values, to 98c. Sale Price — 44¢ yd. 36" Denims Sanforized, plaids, stripes, solids. Reg. 69c Sale Price...yd. 44¢ 36" Disciplined Cottons Attractive novelty patterns. Reg. 1.39 Sale Price...yd. 89¢ Butcher Linen Beautiful colors in useable short lengths, many matching pieces. Reg. 98c. Sale Price...yd. 44¢ Permanently Pleated Cotton Full, not skimpy pleating. Buy your waist measurement. Reg. 17c inch Sale Price...12¢ in. Simplicity, Advance, Modes Royale, and Butterick Patterns 39" Nylon Prints Summer fabric that must go! Prices slashed to the bone.....yd. 59¢ 48" Steel each Curtain Rods .....3c Fine Cottons Thousands of yards of broadcloths, squaw cloth, 80 sq. percales and others Regular 69c 35¢ yd. 47" Nylon and Pima Cotton Many beautiful colors, ideal for blouses, dresses, skirts. Originally 1.79 Slightly irregular. Sale Price ...79¢ yd. BAMBOO BLINDS ¼ inch inside peel 4' by 1' 98' by 6' by 6' 36" SEERSUCKER Wide selection of patterns. Reg. 59c. Sale Price ...39¢ yd. Ready Made Draw Drapes 42"x84" solids and prints. Reg. 3.98... Sale price 2.99 pr. Drapery Fabrics Select group of bolt ends and discontinued patterns. 20% off 39" Muslin Unbleached, 80 sq. for curtains and drapes. reg. 39c Sale price ...yd. 25¢ Throw Pillows Decorator fabric covers filled with shredded foam rubber. Reg. 1.98, Sale price ...ea. 98¢ 45" Cotton and Rayon Banjou Best buy in drapery fabric. Reg. 1.59 Sale price yd. 98¢ Pillow Cases 42"x36", excellent quality, reg. 59c 39¢ Traverse Rods 28 - 48" ...1.59 48 - 86" ...2.39 66 - 120" ...3.39 42"x81" each Rayon Panels ...79c 112 E. CENTER, ANAHEIM KE. 5-2068 FREE ESTIMATES ON DRAPES Baseball in Brief Gold in a Nutshell PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W L Pct. 65 45 .591 Gio 64 46 .382 WOOD 57 52 .323 7½ AL 52 55 .515 8½ ANGELES 64 57 .485 11½ NASCICO 49 60 .480 15½ ENTO 47 63 .427 18 Last Night's Results Land, 4; LOS ANGELES, 6. YWOOD, 4; Sacramento, 1, e, 5; Oakland, 4. Games Tonight Ferrarese, 2-6) at HOLD (Wade, 4-2), Gilmore :15 p.m. Eiego (Krautt, 11-6) at Seatgleton, 13-8). ANGELES (Piktuzis, 6-10) at Nancisco (Bearden, 12-5). Mento at Portland. AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pct. 57 54 .626 Rk 54 25 .597 Id 52 28 .559 Id 52 39 .571 City 36 54 .400 20½ ington 32 57 .360 24 re 28 59 .322 Last Night's Results Goo, 8; New York, 6. More, 6; Detroit, 3. ington, 6; Cleveland, 4. n, 6; Kansas City, 0. Games Today York (Ford, 10-5) at Chltrucks, 9-6). ington (Schmitz, 5-5) at Id (Score, 5-8), or Houtte3). More (Brown, 1-8) at Devarver, 5-8, or Hofet, 9-2). (Sullivan, 11-8) at Kansas nants, 4-7). NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pct. 63 29 .685 Kees 49 42 .538 13½ Rk 47 45 .511 16 Phila 46 47 .495 17½ Phila 46 48 .489 18 Isa 42 45 .483 18½ Atl 40 50 .444 -22 ing 32 60 .355 30½ Yesterday's Results lyn, 10-3; Chicago, 1-5. oulls, 2; New York, 2. burgh, 4; Milwaukee, 3. Delphia, 6+; Cincinnati, -0. Games Today Urala (Arroyo, 11-4) at New Magliic, 8+; Liddle, 3-2. (Davis, b/4) at Brooklyn t, l-0; or Craig, l-0). Innti (Gross, n/0; or Black, Philadelphia (Negray t-2, er, r-3), night. Ukees (Spahn, t-0) at Pitta- (Dohoso, t-2). Track Sign-Up Will End Tomorrow Tomorrow is the last day to sign up for the feature event of the 4th Annual All-City Track Track Meet to be held at La Palma Park on Wed., July 27 at 6:30 p.m. At the present time, there are eight entrants in this event to follow last years $3\frac{1}{2}$ mile course through the streets of downtown Anaheim. Dick Reed, winner of the event for the first three years, has not yet entered this year. Those entered are Buddy James, Joe Rodarte, Steve Lopez, Joe Arriola, Sato Muro, Bruce Williams, Robert Godoy and Al Hinman. The Open Divislon year is for boys age 18 and older and who are not participating in the "AAA" League held at La Palma Park. All-City Meet features in the running events ing at 7 p.m. Boys from all Ju-League teams will participate in the finals. The starts with the 50-yard line and works up to the thon. The 50-yard line for boys in the "C" Leagues between the ages 5 to read the Anaheim Bu DID YOU KNOW... You can buy a new Mercury for less than it costs for 13 models of so-called "low-priced" cars? See your Mercury dealer! Tuesday's Results Lynn, 10-3; Chicago, 1-5. Souls, 8; New York, 2. Burgholt, 4; Milwaukee, 3. Delphia, 4+4; Cleveland, 0-2. Games Today Aula (Arroyo, 11-4) at New Milagle, 9-4, or Liddle, 3-2. Go (Davis, 5-4) at Brooklyn t, 1-0, or Craig, 1-0). Anati (Gross, 0-0, or Black, Philadelphia (Negray, 3-2, r, 3-8), night. Mukee (Spahn, 7-0) at Pitts- (Dohoso, 2-4). Uvenile Leagues Softball Results "C" COAST Sons 16, SQR Store 2 istance League 11, Servisoft 3 "C" INDEPENDENT Burgers 17, Cyril Cooke 1 ard 15, Goden Rule Mkt. 4 "C" AMERICAN Smith 13, A. H. 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