anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-22

Records Fall at National AAU Swimming and Diving Championships entered their third and final round today after a sizzling second round in which six new records were set. Four new meet marks and two new American standards were set in last night's final competition. Three meet and one American records were broken in afternoon qualifying heats, but were broken again in the finals. In the big race of the night, Bill Woolsey of Hawaii set a new meet record of 2:08.2 by winning the 200-meter free-style race some four yards over Hawaii's famed Ford Konno, the defending champion. Hawaii's backstroke specialist, Yoshi Oyakawa, broke the meet record in qualifying for the 100-meter backstroke event, then broke that meet record in the finals with a 1:05.3 clocking. Bill Yorzyk of the New Haven Swim Club set a new meet and American record of 4:28.6 in the 200-meter butterfly after breaking the meet record in qualifying. The new Haven Swim Club foursome of Pete Kennedy, Charles Hardin, Sandy Gdeonese and Yorzyk clipped the American and meet marks in the 400-meter medley relay in 4:28.6, shattering their qualifying performance which also broke both records. At the end of yesterday's second round the Hawaii Swim Club led with 31, while New Haven Swim Club was close behind in second with 30. North Carolina State in third, was far behind with 22. Other team standings were Del Mar Club 13, Berkeley City Club 12; Walter Reed Swim Club 7, U.S. Air Force (Europe) 6, Indianapolis Athletic Club, Mexican Swim Federation 5, U.S. Navy 4, Huntington Beach Swim Club. Sacred Heart Nine Artesia Play Off As Sacred Heart defeated Latter Day Saints, 8-3, last night and Artesia edged St. Boniface No. 2, 7-5, a playoff game between the two winners. The game is scheduled for tonight at 8:30 p.m. in City Park to establish a Church 'A' league winner. At 7 p.m. tonight at La Palma Park, Dixie Cup and Kwikset play their makeup game. SACRED HEART AB R H Mata, c 4 2 2 Salazar, R., ss 3 1 0 Sclazar, J., p 3 0 0 Gonzales, lf 3 1 2 Magdeleno, lb 3 1 0 Nunez, rf 3 1 2 Rodarte, cf 2 0 0 Duarte, cf 0 0 0 Castillo, 2b 1 1 0 Villasenor, 3b 0 1 0 TOTAL 22 8 6 LATTER DAY SAINTS AB R H Wilson, c 2 0 0 Berry, f 3 1 1 Hall, lb 2 1 0 Hein, p 3 1 1 Mackey, W., ss 3 0 0 Carroll, 3b 2 0 0 Mackey, cf 1 0 0 Lillywhite, rf 2 0 0 Nordstrom, 2b 2 0 0 TOTAL 20 3 2 Score by Innings: H R E Sacred Heart: 420 020—6 80 Latter Day Saints: 000 003—2 30 ST BONIFACE II AB R H Pallares, lf 3 1 1 Kota, 3b 1 1 0 Avalos, A., 2b 1 1 Vergas, ss 3 1 2 Esparza, c 3 1 2 Avalos, F., lb 3 1 0 Miller, cf 1 0 0 Antolin, rf 3 1 0 Avalos, R., p At the end of yesterday's second round the Hawaii Swim Club led with 31 while New Haven Swim Club was close behind in second with 30. North Carolina State in third, was far behind with 22. Other team standings were Del Mar Club 13, Berkeley City Club 12; Walter Reed Swim Club 7, U.S. Air Force (Europe) 6, Indianapolis Athletic Club, Mexican Swim Federation 5, U.S. Navy 4, Huntington Beach Swim Club 4, Los Angeles Athletic Club 3, Ft. Knox 3, Indian Springs Athletic Club 1, and Hilo Aquatic Club 1. CITY 'B' LEAGUE BOBS SUPER MKT. AB R H Kehr, ss 3 0 1 Borges, 3b 3 0 1 Arbiso, p 3 0 1 Aney, rf 2 0 0 Stewart, c 3 1 1 Neuman, 1b 3 0 2 Dunan, lf 1 0 0 Jeiner, bf 2 0 0 Chavez, cf 2 0 0 ALEX FOODS AB R H Harflinger, 2b 3 0 1 Morales, Bob, 2b 3 0 1 Tran, ss 3 0 1 Morales, Rich, cf 3 1 1 Ledeama, c 3 1 1 Morales, Sam, lf 3 1 1 Morales, Bill, rf 2 0 1 Harpin, 1b 2 0 0 Saenz 2 0 0 Bobs Super Mkt. 800 100 -6 -1 Alex Foods 000 200 x-6 -2 ANAHEIM OPTIMIST AB R H Maris, lf 4 1 1 Duncan, cf 4 1 1 Danny, c 4 1 0 Nieto, ss 3 0 2 Lantow, 2b 2 0 0 Debruyn, lb 3 2 2 Zamarrina, 3b 3 0 0 Haagema, p 3 0 1 DeLeon, pf 3 0 1 JAY DEES AB R H McGraw, p 3 0 0 Bullock, ss 3 0 1 Tanner, rf 3 1 0 Cater, cf 3 1 1 Wright, lb 3 1 0 Boyar, lb 3 0 0 Martin, sb 3 0 1 Collins, lf 3 0 1 Fleder, c Bloomers Meeting Top Team Tonight The Anaheim Bloomers will play one of their most important games as they face John Newbauer's Fullerton Sluggerettes tonight. The present standing of the league is headed by the Fullerton team which boasts a5-0 record. The Bloomer's record stands at1-2. One of the Bloomers losses is credited to the Sluggerettes by a score of6-1. Game time will be at7 p.m.at the city park. FOUR STRIKEOUTS Walter Johnson once struck out four batters in one inning. ROD AND GUN Local Anglers Land Albacore By WALLY TAFT Anaheim anglers landed19 albacore Tuesday75 miles on a south course east of San Clemente Island. The local anglers shipped out of Norm's Landing on the "Adele" skippered by Phil Tozer. Herman Lenz landed the jackpot fish of the day a24 pound longfin. The fishermen are sure holding up very well with the anglers getting halibut up to five pounds and the sea trout are biting very well and they are also as high as five pounds. The anglers are all using live anchovies. Davey's Locker of Newport Beach report that the anglers have been getting a score by innings: HRE Sacred Heart:420020-680 Latter Day Saints:000003-230 ANOTHER DODGER INVESTIGATION and first Baseman GENSON from the field at Brooklyn School Tennis Championships when they reached the final round by easy wins. In the girls' singles division Pamela Davis, Karen Youngman,and Judy Mead have played their way into the round of four,with the last position to be determined in a match between Anne Mittman and Lou Ann Peterson. Kliss gained the championship flight with a quarterfinal-6-0,-6-1 victory over John Easton and a6-1,-6-1 win in the semi-finals over John Heiden. Heiden had previously defeated young Bob Schilling6-2,-6-1 in the round of eight. Fenton's wins had been almost as easy.as he defeated Frank Perryman in the quarterfinals6-1,-6-0,and James Schilling6-2,-6-3 in the semischilling held a quarterfinal. Buena Park Weekly Recreation Schedule TOMORROW Equipment Locker Hours—10-5 Wading Pool—10-4 Community Pat Show — Ten Courts—11-1 SUNDAY Equipment Locker Hours—10-5 LOCAL ANGELS LAND ALBACORE BY WALLY TAFT Anaheim anglers landed 19 albacore Tuesday 75 miles on a south course east of San Clemente Island. The local anglers shipped out of Norm's Landing on the "Adele" skippered by Phil Tozer. Herman Lenz landed the jackpot fish of the day a 24 pound longfin. The fishermen are sure that the albacore are moving in between San Clemente Island and Catalina. The Anaheim fishermen aboard Tuesday were, Floyd Trapp, Sam Landa, Bill and Clarence Mauerhan, Dick Henning, John Mary, Nick Gregg, Tony Bouck, Vince Peltzer, J. R. Hulton, Doc Cummins, Leonard Buous and Herman Lenz. Balboa Pavallion reports that the "Frontier" fished locally Sunday and thought it was a better idea if they left the albacore alone for the time being. They reported that they enjoyed some good bottom angling with all fishermen on board getting their share of fish. The dock fishing has been holding up very well with the anglers getting halibut up to five pounds and the sea trout are biting very well and they are also as high as five pounds. The anglers are all using live anchovies. Davey's Locker of Newport Beach report that the anglers have been getting a few longfins but they are still having to go on a four and a half hour boat ride each way to catch 'em. The best catch of the week was on the "Happy Landing" skipped by Gil Smith where ten anglers caught 21 albacore. The longfins are running rather small with the large one going about 14 to 18 pounds. Samme Roach, the affable skipper of the "Esta Nada" operating out of Davey's Locker at Newport Beach took the day off last week and went out for a fishing trip. The feminine skipper hit the jackpot as she landed a 165 pound giant black sea bass. The battle lasted 45 minutes before Samme could land the monster. Why Suffer? HEMORRHOIDS and Rectal Disorders Successfully Treated No Surgery - No Injections - No Pain —No charge for consultation DR. R.L. SUBRIAR, D.C. Office Hours 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Evenings by Appointment 2 offices for your convenience SANTA ANA Mon.- Wed.- Fri 1828 N. Main St. KY 23601 FULLERTON Tue.- Thur.- Sat. 431 W. Commonwealth LA 5 2556 BUENA Park Weekly Recreation Schedule TOMORROW Equipment Locker Hours—10-5 Wading Pool—10-4 Community Pet Show — Ten Courts—11-1 SUNDAY Equipment Locker Hours—10-5 Wading Pool—10-4 MONDAY Ladies' Exercise Class—9-10 Little League—9-12 Tennis (youth)—9-11 Crafts (Park)—12-3 Archery—3:30-5 Midget Baseball—B. P. Midgets Bean—1:30 Anaheim vs. E. P. Kittens—7 City League Softball — P.S.D. Poertmeyerens—9 TUESDAY Tennis (adult)—9-11 Tiny League Baseball—9-12 Crafts (Lindbergh school)—11-3 Wading Pool—11-4 Junior Baseball — Buena Park Yorba Linda—1:30 Pee Wee Softball — Buena Park Yorba Linda—1:30 WEDNESDAY Ladies' Exercise Class—9-10 Little League Baseball—9-12 Tennis (youth)—9-11 Wading Pool—11-4 Crafts (Park)—12:30-3 Archery—3:30-5 Midget Baseball—Stanton vs. B. Midgets—1:30 City League Softball — L.J.O. vs. Buena Park Plaza —7 Knights of Columbus vs. O. Jayes —9 THURSDAY Tiny League Baseball—9-12 Tennis (adult)—9-11 Wading Pool—11-4 Crafts (Lindbergh school)—11-3 Archery—3:30-5 Lynx Schedule — Lynx vs. Fresno Junior Easeball — Anaheim vs. B ena Park vs. La Habra —1:30 Family Night—6-10 Badminton Club—7:30-9 FRIDAY Ladies' Exercise Class—9-10 Little League Baseball—9-12 Wading Pool—11-4 Tennis (youth)—9-11 Crafts (Lindbergh schoo)—11-3 Bobby Soxers — Buena Park vs An heim —9 City League Softball — O.C. Jays vs. Buena Park Plaza — Knights of Columbus vs. P.S.D. HOLLY PARK STAKES INGLEWOOD — A field of two-year-olds go six furlongs Hollywood Park today in the $000-added Starlet Stakes as track entered the final three da AAU Swimming Meet SUMMER BASKETBALL Fullerton Hands Harbor Season's Second Dee League-leading Richard's of Newport Harbor was pled by Fullerton's Eastsiders, 47-37, last night while the Harborites their second defeat of the season, the hands of Fullerton. It was a scheduled game Anaheim Summer Basketball league played at AUR. Paul Lorentzen of Newport captured the 'A' league individual scoring with a total of 151 points. Pete Long of Fullerton was high scorer of the evening with 17 points. Anaheim's Allisons, sparked by Terry Tangney and Cliff Rogers who tallied 13 and ten points respectively, downed the Celtics of Garden Grove, 42-29. Murray was high man for the Celtics with 13 markers. Huntington Beach Rec., paced by Don Heard's 14 points, defeated Carat's Originals of Santa Ana, 39-34, in a game that was close all the way. Monday's Games Tustin vs. La Habra Lancers vs. Brea Corona vs. Jr. Power Glides Playoffs (if necessary) Wednesday Tournament play begins Thursday CELTICS Pg Ft Tot Whedbee 2 0 4 Ballens 2 1 5 Harper 1 0 2 Pickering 1 1 3 Murray 5 8 13 Rice 0 1 1 Davila 0 1 1 Farmer 0 0 0 TOTAL 11 7 29 ALLISON'S MKT. Pg Ft Tot Tangney 6 1 12 Rogers 5 0 16 Fredericks 2 2 8 Stevens 0 1 1 Leach 2 0 4 Flynn 1 2 4 Burns 1 0 2 TOTAL 18 6 42 Snellings of Lynx Tosses One-Hitter BUENA PARK — Pat Snellings of the Park Lynx shutout the flying Phoenix Rangers, 4-0, here last night scheduled Pacific Women's Softball league test. Snellings aided her by hitting a lusty trick right field in the third Lynx scored one run first inning and three in the third. Southpaw fire pitcher Billy Hailey Phoenix was driven free mound in the third. Kathleen Bielfeld w leading hitter with three trips. The Lynx Phoenix again tonight at 8:30 p.m. after erige Park in Fuller. The Lynx have four straight games in nights with the Raiders and Catcher Mary Wynne has caught a total of three secutive innings. Snellings limited the ors from Arizona to single, off the bat on Rohrer in the fifth f OTHER DODGER INVALID — Manager Walt Alston, cent, and 1st Baseman Gil Hodges, left, help Jackie Robinfrom the field at Brooklyn after he re-inured left knee while taking batting practice. Robinson became another one on the rapidly growing list of Dodger invaids. NIS Kliss, Fenton Hold Rating Kliss and Ken Fenton held the one-two seediny them by the tournative committee in the Bob Williams' Junior High Pool Tennis Champions when they reached the round by easy wins, the girls' singles divicated Pamela Davis, Karen Gman, and Judy Meade played their way into around of four, with the position to be determination in a match between Annelman and Lou Ann Petnance. Kliss gained the champhip flight with a quarinal 6-0, 6-1 victory over Easton and a 6-1, 6-0 in the semi-finals over Heiden. Heiden had viously defeated young Schilling 6-2, 6-1 in the end of eight. Kliss wins had been alas easy, as he defeated k Perryman in the quarinals 6-1, 6-0, and James Lelling 6-2, 6-1 in the semis. Kliss held a quarter final win over Chuck Osborn 6-1, 6-0. In the larger girls' draw matches not previously reported Linda Dolan defeated. Judy Kirkeile 6-1, 6-1; Annell Mittman defeated Bridgit Flynn 6-3, 6-2; Pamela Davis defeated Maryanne Fellbaum 6-1, 6-0; Karen Youngman defeated Marilyn Mayberry 6-4, and Judy Meade defeated Janet Easton 6-4, 6-1, and Linda Dolan 6-2, 6-3. Matches in girls' doubles, boys' doubles, and mixed doubles were slated to get under way today, with finals in all events tenatively scheduled for Saturday, at which time gold and silver trophies will be awarded to all winners and runners-up by the sponsor. ANAHEIM JUNIORS WIN The Anaheim Juniors hit safely in all but one inning yesterday as they defeated Costa Mesa, 8-4, on the loser's diamond. Nine hits, three apiece by Irv Knowles and Bob Burns did the major part of the work in producing the win. Stanton Names All-Star SoBy DOROTHY MARTIN Harold Bailey, Stanton Little League player's agent, has named the boys selected from the Cardinals, Cubs, Indians and Tigers to the Stanton All-Star team. The players are Bill Acuna, John Adams, Kenny Allen, Bill Bozarth, Eusebio Cabral, Dan Cook, Al Gomez, James Husseman, Gary Martin, Mike Mathias, Al Requero, Larry Robidoux, Larry Stewart, David Tobey, John Underwood and Don Yonts. Their practice sessions, led by manager Stan Underwood, began July 16. The 'All-Stars meet Norwalk in tournament play Monday at 5:30 p.m. at Little Lake Field on Excelsior Drive, Norwalk. All Stanton and Magnolia fans are urged to boost the All-Stars by attending the contest. ROBINSON BATTLES SAN FRANCISCO (D)—Ray Robison, battling old age and oblivion, takes on Rocky Castellani tonight in a 10-round nationally televised bout at the Cow Palace which may indicate whether the Sugar man really can come back or is finished. Fullerton EntertainiJunior Legion Foe FULLERTON (OCNS)—at its best will be played day and Sunday at Ameristarting at 10 a.m. Satufirst annual fifth area Juniican Legion Baseball Towill get underway. Rewarchion—a bid to the steny in Fresno. San Diego Hoover Postfending area and national will be present, as will laarea runner-ups, Upland, defeated Fullerton. All threare district champs. San Diego enters the with an impressive wonord of 15-3 for the seasе have just two regulars bа last year's high-powered tо have numerous players thа a good Hoover high team. 300 GAMES Pittsburgh—Most sa300 bowling games in 19five, recorded by Pete of Plains, Penn. Baseball in Brief Told in a Nutshell NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pct. Brooklyn ..... 64 29 .688 Milwaukee ..... 50 42 .543 13% New York ..... 48 45 .516 16 Chicago ..... 46 48 .495 18 Philadelphia ..... 47 48 .495 18 St. Louis ..... 42 46 .477 19% Cincinnati ..... 40 51 .440 23 Pittsburgh ..... 33 61 .351 21% PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W L Pct. Seattle ..... 85 46 .586 San Diego ..... 85 46 .586 HOLLYWOOD ..... 85 52 .527 8% Portland ..... 55 51 .510 8% LOS ANGELES ..... 85 57 .491 10% San Francisco ..... 49 61 .445 15% Sacramento ..... 48 63 .422 17 Oakland ..... 57 64 .422 18 BASEBALL in Brief Told in a Nutshell NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. Brooklyn ..... 64 29 .558 Milwaukee ..... 50 42 .543 13½ New York ..... 48 45 .516 16 Chicago ..... 46 48 .489 18½ Philadelphia ..... 47 48 .495 18 St. Louis ..... 42 46 .477 19½ Cincinnati ..... 40 51 .440 22 Pittsburgh ..... 33 61 .351 21½ Brooklyn, 4; Chicago, 1. New York, 6; St. Louis, 5. Milwaukee, 5; Pittsburgh, 4. Philadelphia, 5; Cincinnati, 3. Games Today Milwaukee (Conley, 11-6) at Brooklyn (Craig, 1-0), night. Cincinnati (Back, 4-1, or Staley, 2-1) at New York (Gomean, 7-4), night. St. Louis (Wooldridge, 2-2, and Haddix, 6-9) at Philadelphia (Wehmer, 7-7, and Meyer, 3-8, or Negray, 2-9), twi-night double-header Chicago (Minneer, 7-3) at Pittsburgh (Face, 0-2), night. AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. New York ..... 57 25 .620 Chicago ..... 55 25 .611 Cleveland ..... 54 38 .587 Boston ..... 53 39 .574 Detroit ..... 47 42 .528 Kansas City ..... 36 55 .396 20½ Washington ..... 32 58 .356 24 Baltimore ..... 28 60 .318 27 *Games behind leader* Yesterday's Results Chicago, 3; New York, 5. Cleveanld, 4; Washington, 3. Detroit, 1; Baltimore, 0. Boston, 4; Kansas City, 3. Games Today Washington (Tascual, 2-8) at Detroit (Garvey, 8-9). New York (Sturdivant, 1-2) at Kansas City (Raschi, 2-3), night. Boston (Brewer, 7-7) at Chicago (Harshman, 7-7), night. Baltimore (Wilson, 7-9) at Cleveland (Score, 8-8), night. TOMORROW'S TIDES Adjusted to Bulbon, Newport Bay Area LOW ...7:02 a.m.(0.2),7:33 p.m.(1.7) HIGH ...0:22 a.m.(5.2),1:30 p.m.(4.9) PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W L Pet. Seattle ..... 65 46 .556 San Diego ..... 65 46 .586 HOLLYWOOD ..... 65 52 .527 6½ Portland ..... 53 51 .510 8½ LOS ANGELES ..... 55 57 .491 10½ San Francisco ..... 49 61 .445 15½ Sacramento ..... 48 63 .432 17 Oakland ..... 57 64 .423 18 *Games behind leader* Last Night's Results HOLLYWOOD, 3; Oakland, 1. LOS ANGELES, 2; San Francisco, Sacramento, 3; Portland, 2. San Diego, 8; Seattle, 1. TUNESDAY (adult) -9-11 ague Baseball -9-12 (Lindbergh school) -11-3 Pool -11-4 BASEball - Buena Park vs. Linda -1:30 Baseball - Buena Park vs. Linda -1:30 WEDNESDAY Exercise Class -9-10 ague Baseball -9-12 (youth) -9-11 Pool -11-4 BASEball - Buena Park vs. Linda -1:30 Baseball - Buena Park vs. Linda -1:30 THURSDAY ague Baseball -9-12 (adult) -9-11 Pool -11-4 BASEball - Buena Park Plaza -7 units of Columbus vs. O. C. -9-11 Pool -11-4 BASEball - Buena Park Plaza -7 units of Columbus vs. O. C. -9-11 Pool -11-4 FRIDAY Exercise Class -9-10 ague Baseball -9-12 Pool -11-4 BASEball - Buena Park Plaza -7 units of Columbus vs. P.S.D. HOLLY PARK STAKES ANAHEIM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Center & Lemon Sts. KE. 5-2158 or KE. 5-2159 Anaheim Member Federal Home Loan Bank System CONSULT US FOR YOUR HOME LOAN SAVINGS 3⅛% INSURED Harbor Second Defeat Newport Harbor was stop-47-37, last night which gave defeat of the season, both at as a scheduled game in the league played at AUHS gym. SPORTS By MEMORANDUM BULLETIN SPORTS EDITOR The racing scene in Southern California shifts next week from "beautiful" Hollywood Park to "larger and lovelier" Del Mar—or so the men who operate the plant have announced. Del Mar, where the surf meets the turf, opens Wednesday afternoon to be more explicit. The track operators call it the vacationland track and there is no one who can dispute them. It is with a great deal of anticipation that racing fans await the opening of Del Mar each year. It is also a race track where you find persons who are not particularly racing enthusiasts marching through the gates. The location of the track, the summertime urge to drive along the sea coast and the warm afternoon and evenings make it a mecca for Los Angeles vacationists who desire to get away from it all for a day. The turf-surf course swings into a 40-day session and the plant has been almost completely renovated for its 16th opening. "We have spent more than a million dollars in improvements since last summer," said Eddie Read of the public relations dept. "The major building projects include the addition of a 2400-seat grandstand and a new building to increase facilities in the turf club and clubhouse." This construction enables Del Mar to increase its capacity 38 percent. DEL MAR TO HOST 1200 THOROUGHBREDS "On the racing front itself," said Read, "more than 1200 thoroughbreds should tax the capacity of the stable area. "For the first time, we intend to send out fields of 12 starters. In the past, ten starters had been the limit. We have made the suitable adjustments on the tote board," Read explained. The reason Del Mar only sent out fields of ten starters is a throwback to the early days when horses were nearly as scarce as customers. The management of the track had to wait for the daily train from Los Angeles to arrive with its complement of the faithful before giving the nod to the bugler to blow "boots and saddles" for the first post. All-Star Squad Fullerton Entertains Junior Legion Foes FULLERTON (OCNS)—Baseball at its best will be played Saturday and Sunday at Amerige Park. Starting at 10 a.m. Saturday, the first annual fifth area Junior American Legion Baseball Tournament will get underway. Reward for the champion—a bid to the state tourney in Fresno. San Diego Hoover Post 492, defending area and national champs, will be present, as will last year's area runner-ups, Upland, and unreleased Fullerton. All three teams are district champs. San Diego enters the tourney with an impressive won-lost record of 15-3 for the season. They have just two regulars back from last year's high-powered team, but have numerous players up from a good Hoover high team. 300 GAMES Pittsburgh—Most sanctioned 100 bowling games in 1954 were live, recorded by Pete Kozloski of Plains, Penn. ANGELS' PIKTUZIS HURLS NO-HITTER HOLLYWOOD (UP)—Ben Wade's five-hit pitching carried the Hollywood Stars to a 3-1 victory over Oakland Thursday night and to within six and a half games of the Pacific Coast League lead. Hollywood will try to make it two in a row tonight over the Oaks at Gilmore field with Roger Bowman (3-5) against George Bamberger (9-7). Hollywood Manager Bobby Bragan provided the key hit in the victory Thursday night as he doubled. The Los Angeles Angels, only two games out of fourth place, will try to follow up George Piktuzis' no-hit 2-1 victory over San Francisco Thursday night with another win tonight behind Hy Cohen (3-6). The Seals got their run in the seventh when Piktuzis walked Mike Baxes, who went to second on a walk, moved to third on a wild pitch and scored on a sacrifice fly. ROMAN HOLIDAY DANCE ONE OF ANAHEIM'S own Senior Scouts has been selected among four to represent the United States at a world conference in Rome from August 22-30th. The YLI has graciously volunteered to purchase her ticket by offering you an exciting evening of dancing to: ORRIN TUCKER CRYSTAL TONE ORCHESTRA STARRING ROBERTA LINN FRIDAY, JULY 22nd FROM 9-1 AT THE Sunny Hills Recreation Hall Donation $2 per person. Limited Participation. High school students are welcome.