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CHURCH 'B' Church of Christ Hustles Hard to Gain Victory Church of Christ out-hustled their opposition to gain a 6-3 victory over Grace Lutheran last night in a Park and Rec. Dept. Church 'B' contest. The highlight of the game was a home run by Jack Pickard with one on, Bethel Baptist forfeited to First Presbyterian. The Zion Lutheran scored a 4-3 victory over Stanton Community despite a two-hit pitching performance by J. Von Alstein, White Temple edged Nazarene by a 4-2 score on a three-run fifth inning. GRACE LUTHERAN AB R M Moody, D, cf 4 0 2 Khynnard, 3b & ss 4 0 1 Martin, p & 2b 2 0 0 Helmick, 1b 4 0 0 Davies, c 4 0 1 Olson, lf 2 1 1 Moody, Al, ss 1 0 0 Bultina, 2b 3 1 1 Eberhard, 2b 1 1 Athlete, rf 2 0 0 Stover, p 1 0 0 CHURCH OF CHRIST AB R M Sabo, 2b 2 0 Meadow, 2b 2 1 Creamer, ss 1 1 Pickard, 1b 2 1 Hambley, rf 2 0 0 Fields, cf 2 1 1 Gramer, lf 2 0 0 Carroll, Richard, c 2 1 1 Crus, sr 1 1 0 Carroll, Rich, rf 1 0 0 Otto, rf 0 0 Score by innings H R E Grace Lutheran 492 160 0 -7 -3 Church of Christ 240 000 -5 -4 STANTON COMM AB R M Padgett, cf 2 0 0 Louatou, 1b 2 0 Sowers, 2b 4 0 1 Heiltman, c 4 0 1 Vonatlin, p 2 0 0 Dana, ss 1 0 0 Vandewarker, 3b 2 1 Snavely, rf 2 1 0 Dickerson, lf 2 0 4 TOTAL 23 -23 ZION LUTHERAN AB R M SUMMER BASKETBALL Fullerton Trips Anaheim In Second-Place Playoff The Fullerton Eastsiders took second place in the heim Summer Basketball league playoff game over A Mkt. of Anaheim last night, 41-40. With the exception of the first period, Fullerton led throughout the contest until the final seconds of the game. Anaheim's Kenny Harker sank a 30-foot set shot to tie the game with 25 seconds remaining. Pete Long of Fullerton had a chance to turn a victory with nine seconds to go, but missed his foul shot attempt. Long and Ken Worley scored five points in the overtime to give Fullerton the edge. Anaheim's Terry Tangney, high scorer of the night with 18 points, made a desperate bid for his mates in the overtime. However, he scored just four points, one short of Fullerton overtime total. The first round of the tournament began last night with Carat's Originals of Santa Ana defeating the Orange Lancers, 34 to 29. Tommy Figueroa dropped in 14 points for Orange to pace the Lancers' victory. The tournament continues tonight with three games scheduled at AUHS gym. Tonight's Games Allison's Mkt. vs. La Habra Celtics vs. Jr. Power Glides Huntington Beach vs. Corona TOURNAMENT GAME CARAT'S ORIGINALS Ft Ft Tot Burleson 2 -6 -10 Smith -0 -2 -2 Lunch -0 -0 -0 Immell -1 -1 -2 Hurliburt -5 -0 -10 Ruff -0 -0 -0 Gun, Timing Wake Missing at Weste SANTA ANA, (OCN) A starter gun and two timing catches valued $899 total were stolen Western Junior High School $9411 South Western Anaheim instructor Wills Hicks informed she deputies today. The school was broken over the week end, but loss wasn't immediately terminated. Ver Hoeven's Feed Victors at Cypress Ver Hoeven's Feed scaled triumph over Bob's Market last night in a C League game at Cypress second scheduled contest way Inn forfeited to Cyprus VERHOEVENS AB Van Dyke, C., 2b Vanderwall, 2b Van Dyke, P., 1b Evink, cf Van Dyke, L., c Goodhart, p Van Dyke, P.,lf Herrrema, ss Van, rf BOBS SUPER MKT. AK Kehr, cf Arbiso, lb Borgess, 2b STANTON COMM. AB R H Padrett, cf 2 0 1 Louatou, 1b 2 0 1 Sowers, 2b 4 0 1 Heitman, c 4 0 1 Vonatin, p 2 0 0 Dana, ss 1 0 0 Vandewarker, 3b 2 1 0 Snavely, rf 2 1 0 Dickerson, lf 2 0 0 TOTAL 23 2 4 ZION LUTHERAN AB R H Clodt, ss 3 0 1 Trapp, 2b 2 1 0 Jacobson, rf 2 1 0 Carile, cf 2 0 0 Holden, c 2 1 1 Johnson, lf 2 0 0 Miller, lb 2 0 0 Duncan, 2b 1 1 0 Steinbrink, p 2 0 0 TOTAL 20 4 2 Score by innings: H R E Stanton Comm. 000 200-4 R E Zion Lutheran .010 21x-4 R E NAZARENE AB R H Herbel, 3b 2 0 0 Range, ag 3 0 0 Bonner, G., c 2 0 0 Dickenson, J., p 3 1 2 Bonner, Gary, 2b 1 1 Lehman, lb 1 1 1 Dickenson, B., lf 2 0 1 Lehman, rf 2 0 0 Libby, cf 2 0 0 WHITE TEMPLE AB R H Schmidt, cf 2 6 1 Thompson, ss 3 2 1 Stokes, lf 1 1 1 Wilkey, 3b 2 1 0 Hamilton, p 3 0 1 Gray, C., lb 1 b Chance, rf 2 b Oden, c b Gray, G., b c Score by innings: H R E Nazarene .000 002-4 R E White Temple .100 03x-4 R E Stomach: Uproar Get fast, soothing relief with PERCY MEDICINE HERTZ SYSTEM CO. Bruce and Runyon Chevron Station) 254 S. Los Angeles St. KE.5-8377 Tonight's Games Allison's Mkt. vs. La Habra Celtics vs. Jr. Power Glides Huntington Beach vs. Corona TOURNAMENT GAME CARAT'S ORIGINALS Fp Ft Tot Burleson .6 .6 .10 Smith .0 .2 .0 Lunch .0 .0 .0 Immelt .1 .1 .4 Hurlburt .5 .0 .10 Ruff .0 .0 .2 Dettleff .2 .4 .4 Maramoto .0 .0 .0 TOTAL .10 .9 .29 LANCERS Fg Ft Tot Purcell .4 .0 .2 Pendergraft .0 .2 .2 Neiger .3 .5 .5 Pierroza .6 .1 .1 Hermann .0 .1 .1 Schroeder .0 .0 .0 Iglesius .0 .0 .0 Davies .0 .0 .0 TOTAL .13 .8 .24 A LEAGUE ALLISON'S MKT. Fg Ft Tot Tangney .5 .8 .18 Rogers .1 .2 .2 Frederick .4 .2 .11 Leach .0 .0 .0 Flynn .2 .6 .6 Frank .0 .0 .0 Daniels .0 .0 .0 De Jesus .0 .0 .0 Harker .1 ,1 ,3 Snow .0 ,0 ,0 Burns .0 ,0 ,0 Total .14 ,12 ,40 EASTSIDE CLUB Fg Ft Tot Peta Long .5 ,2 ,12 Choate .3 ,6 ,6 Ashbaugh .1 ,2 ,6 Senton .6 ,1 ,2 Fisher .0 ,1 ,1 Parrish .2 ,4 ,4 Adams .0 ,0 ,0 Worley .1 ,2 ,4 Moore .0 ,0 ,0 Zwick .0 ,0 ,0 TOTAL .18 ,8 ,41 Buena Park Lynx Top Puente PUENTE — The Buena Lynx scored a -1- victory of Puente Gold Sox last night exhibition softball game. The winning run scored third when Sandy Collins Lynx beat out a bunt to She reached third on an err then scored on a wild pitch Russell. Eloise Bielefeld pitched the Lynx followed by Paf Snell the fifth. The Lynx will face a league game tomorrow at Park. The two also meet at Fullerton's Amerige Pa day. Subscribe for the Bulletin FOR EXAMPLE: Kent a new Ford or Chevrolet and drive 50 miles for only $11.00 regardless of how many ride. 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Over Hoeven's Feed Victors at Cypress Ver Hoeven's Feed scored a triumph over Bob's Supermarket last night in a City 'B' league game at Cypress. In a second scheduled contest, Parkway Inn forfeited to Cypress. VERHOEVENS AB R H in Dyke, C, 2b 3 2 1 in Sandwall, 2b 4 1 1 in Dyke, E, 1b 4 1 1 in Link, cf 4 2 1 in Dyke, L, c 3 0 1 in Godhart, p 3 0 1 in Dyke, P, lf 3 0 1 inurrema, ss 4 1 1 in rf 4 1 1 BOBS SUPER MKT. AB R H chr, cf 4 1 1 ibisco, 1b 4 0 2 argress, 2b 4 0 2 Ford Spends First Day as IMPROVING EVERY DAY—The managers of the Cubs team in the Stanton Little League commented that the boys are playing improved ball each week. Team members left Wayne Huss, Bill Freck, Bill Adams, Bill Bryan, Scott Hoskin; rear, Al Gomont, John Adams, Keith Yates, Dayld Tobey, Wayne Barnett and Ken Freck. The managed by John Adams, assisted by Floyd Tobey. (Bulletin photo) ROD AND GUN Lowe Captures Santa Ana's Prexy Tour By WALLY TAFT George Lowe of Corona del Mar captured the Santa Ana Country Club Men's President Cup tourney as George turned back Bob Forbes, Lido Isle, in the final one up on the 10th and Mrs. Elsie Baker, Huntington Beach, deadlocker for the third spot with net 41½. In Class "B" Mrs. Ann Price, Santa Ana lead the pack with a combined of 132. The field has more to play than determine the winner event. ROD AND GUN Lowe Captures Santa Ana’s Prexy Tournament By WALLY TAFT George Lowe of Corona del Mar captured the Santa Ana Country Club Men’s President Cup tourney as George turned back Bob Forbes, Lido Isle, in the finals one up on the 19th hole. This is a good win for George who earlier this year went to the finals in the Cravens Cup tourney at San Gabriel Country Club with Hank Bickler. In order to win a President Cup tournament a player must win seven matches and this is quite a feat as most golfers have a bad round about every fourth game. The Santa Ana Country Club Ladies’ Tuesday Odd Hole tourney in Class “A” was won by Mrs. Dood Atkins, Lido Isle, with a net 40½ as Mrs. Fran Boyle, Laguna Beach and Mrs. Pat Cox, Costa Mesa, tied for second with net 41’s. Mrs. Gladys Ryals, Long Beach, topped the list in Class “C” with a net 39½ as Mrs. Ruth Grau and Mrs. Vivian Huffman of Newport Beach along with Mrs. Barbara Lowe, Santa Ana, tied for second with net 43’s. The leaders in the 54 hole Partners’ Best Ball tourney at the Irvine Coast Country Club was the team of Earl Stanley, Lido Isle and part-and Mrs. Elsie Baker, Huntington Beach, deadlocker for the third spot with net 41½. In Class “B” Mrs. Ann Price, Santa Ana, lead the pack with a net 39½ as Mrs. Eda Miller, Santa Ana, placed second with a net 40½. Mrs. June Drury, Corona del Mar, finished third with a net 42. Mrs. Ann Potts, Fullerton and Mrs. Pat Fossatti, Santa Ana, tied for fourth place with net 43’s. Mrs. Gladys Ryals, Long Beach, topped the list in Class “C” with a net 39½ as Mrs. Ruth Grau and Mrs. Vivian Huffman of Newport Beach along with Mrs. Barbara Lowe, Santa Ana, tied for second with net 43’s. The leaders in the 54 hole Partners’ Best Ball tourney at the Irvine Coast Country Club was the team of Earl Stanley, Lido Isle and part-and Mrs. Elsie Baker, Huntington Beach, deadlocker for the third spot with net 41½. In Class “B” Mrs. Ann Price, Santa Ana, lead the pack with a net 39½ as Mrs. Ruth Grau and Mrs. Vivian Huffman of Newport Beach along with Mrs. Barbara Lowe, Santa Ana, tied for second with net 43’s. The leaders in the 54 hole Partners’ Best Ball tourney at the Irvine Coast Country Club was the team of Earl Stanley, Lido Isle and part-and Mrs. Elsie Baker, Huntington Beach, deadlocker for the third spot with net 41½. The Irvine Coast Club Ladies’ Friday tourney in Class “A” by Mrs. Kay Lenkin Beach and Mrs. Newport Beach, as only one down to the Mr. Par, Mrs. Betty Lido Isle, placed second down to par. In Class “B” Mrs. Compton, Costa Meson honors being three out as Mrs. Ann Holstein finished second being two down to par. Three Shoreers tied for third down to par, they Katy Gardner, Mrs. man and Mrs. Moze blood. The Juniors travel to Buena Park on Thursday for their crucial game. X Top Puente PUENTE — The Buena Park Lynx scored a 1-0 victory over the gente Gold Sox last night in an exhibition softball game. The winning run scored in the third when Sandy Collins of the Lynx beat out a bunt to third; he reached third on an error and then scored on a wild pitch by Sally Assell. Eloise Bielefeld pitched for the Lynx followed by Paf Snellings in fifth. The Lynx will face Fresno in league game tomorrow at Buena Park. The two also meet again Fullerton’s Amerige Park Fri. Subscribe for the Bulletin Today. Juvenile Leagues Softball Results “C” COAST Tom’s Market. 1. Rita Cleaners. 2 La Palma Drive Inn 10. Langsons. 3 “C” INDEPENDENT Palm’s Texaco 12. Golden Rule 9 Buddy’s Burgers 16. Clark’s Boot. 15 “C” NATIONAL Kaulbars 9. Pentivent 10 Optimist 7. Casey Beckham 2 “C” AMERICAN Schrivers Donut 5. Gayles Mkt. 2 Medaris-Smith 5. Jr. Assist. Lge. 4 “B” AMERICAN Hurra Jewelry 9. Williams Shoes 4 Oanahl Lumber 7. Miniature Golf 3 Rad. Repair 8. R.W. Marcellus 2 “B” NATIONAL Dorothy-Wade 5. An.- Car Wash 7 Nellesen 76.5. Swanbergers 1 Botta Nursery 4 Hartfield Jwirs 2 “A” AMERICAN Cotlars 6. Crowell Motors 5 Jackson’s Drugs 9. Orval’s 8 “A” NATIONAL Boney Dogge 3. Loveli’s TV 3 Carl’s Drive-In n6. Robinson Stats. 5 “AA” Wallace 10. American Legion 2 Larosa 9. Williams 7 “AAA” Elks 6. Lions 5 Jr. Chamber 2. Rotary 1 SEALS FILE PROTEST ON STARS HOLLYWOOD (UP)—The San Francisco Seals filed a protest today following loss of Tuesday night’s game 2-1 to the Hollywood Stars. A sacrifice fly, source of the dispute, again provided the deciding run. The win gave the Stars a 2-0 series edge. The Stars send Bob Garber (15-9) to the Gilmore Field mound tonight against San Francisco’s Bob Greenwood (3-10). Hollywood’s Curt Roberts tapped the crucial fly Tuesday day night Bill Hall brush with an 11th Inning However, the latest victory stirred up a Seals insisted Jack third for home before was caught. Boger Bowman went for Hollywood to gain since June 22 and his history of the season losses, Gene Bearden defeat, his sixth agnitories. Baseball in Brief Told in a Nutshell AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pct. New York . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chicago .....57 .....38 .....600 .....2 Cleveland .....58 .....39 .....598 .....2 Easton .....56 .....41 .....577 .....4 Detroit .....52 .....43 .....547 .....7 Kansas City .....39 .....58 .....402 .....21 Washington .....34 .....62 .....354 .....25% Baltimore .....28 .....66 .....298 .....30% PACIFIC COAST W Seattle ....70 San Diego ....67 HOLLYWOOD ....62 Portland ....56 LOS ANGELES ....57 San Francisco ....51 Sacramento ....51 Oakland ....51 Tuesday’s Recoil Oakland, 2-2; LOS A Portland, 2-1; San D Sacramento, 2; Seattle HOLLYWOOD, 2; San ELOISE BIELEFELD pitched for the Lynx followed by Pat Snellings in fifth. The Lynx will face Fresno in league game tomorrow at Buena Park. The two also meet again Fullerton's Amerige Park Friday. SUBSCRIBE for the Bulletin Today HOLIDAYS YOUR CLUB -TODAY BANK CORPORATION NK BUILDING Center Streets Guard W. Jordan, Manager BASEball in Brief Told in a Nutshell AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. New York 60 37 .619 Chicago 57 .38 .600 Cleveland 58 39 .598 Easton 56 41 .577 Detroit 52 43 .547 Kansas City 39 58 .402 Washington 34 62 .334 25% Baltimore 28 66 .398 30% * Games behind leader. Kendrick's Results New York, 1; Chicago, 0; Boston, 5; Cleveland, 1; Washington, 9-1; Kansas City, 3Detroit, 5-7; Baltimore, 6-2. NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. Brooklyn 67 31 .684 Milwaukee 52 44 .546 13% New York 52 46 .531 15 Philadelphia 51 50 .505 17% Chicago 46 53 .445 21% St. Louis 48 51 .457 22 Cincinnati 41 55 .427 25 Pittsburgh 28 61 .384 29% * Games behind leader. Yesterday's Results New York, 6; Chicago, 5 (12 innings). Pittsburgh, 2; St. Louis, 1. Brooklyn, 4; Cincinnati, 2. Milwaukee, 6; Philadelphia, 3. REDSKINS WORKOUT LOS ANGELES (UP)-The Washington Redskins staged final workouts today for tomorrow night's intra-squad grid duel in the Pasadena Rose Bowl between the Skin's estern and western stars. ANAHEIM BUSINESS DIRECTORY Anaheim Community Hospital Medical, Surgical, Industrial, Emergency Advertising When You Want, Try a Want Ad—Anaheim Bulletin Garage, Arnold E. Howard—Complete Auction. Reg. Briggs & Stratton Service ... 130 S. Lemon Fire Department Anaheim Moving, Storage, and General Trucking Anaheim Truck and Transfer Co., 505 S. Los Angeles St. Police Department Anaheim Photo Engraving, Photography, Photostock Myles D. Bradley Office KE 5-5714 Re Wednesday, July 27, 1955 Anaheim (Cal.) Bulletin — 7 Day as PGA Champ Baby-Sitting NORTHVILLE, Mich. UP—Doug Ford spent his first day as the PGA golf champion baby sitting with his three children today. He gave his wife the day off because she had watched them the seven days it took him to win the title with par-shattering golf over the Meadowbrook Country Club course. He climaxed his brilliant performance Tuesday when he turned back Cary Middlecoff, who was shooting for the only major U.S. golf title he never has won, 4 and 3. For Ford it meant a lot more than the first place money of $5,000. It was his first major tournament victory—his first triumph of any kind since he won the Fort Wayne Open more than a year ago. And it put his name down in PGA history. For he became the second player ever to win the title—which the pros cherish most—in his first try and the fourth medalist ever to go on to capture the crown. Tom Creavy won it in his first try back in 1931 and the only other medalists who kept their gains hot enough to go on to victory were Walter Hagen in 1926, Olin Dutra in 1982 and Byron Nelson in 1945. Ford closed out his match against Middlecoff on the 33rd hole with a par-putting him 39 under par for the 194 holes it took him to win the championship. Gets Victory Feeling Ford felt he had the match won when he went ahead for the first time on the 26th hole. "Once I got up, I started to go," he said. He birdied the 29th and 30th to go 3 up, lost the 31st with a bogey, but bounced back with another birdie to win the 32nd and then closed out the match with a par on the 33rd. All-City Track Meet Tonight The 4th All-City Track Meet is tonight featuring the marathon will start at 6:30 with the field events starting at that time and the running events starting at 7:00 p.m. Dick Reed defending champion for the first three years of the marathon has passed up the event this year to insure a new marathon champion. The meet will feature the finals of the juvenile league track meets held earlier in the month. Points earned from the track meet for each team goes toward the trophies to be awarded at the end of the summer. Boys between the ages of 5 and 18 will participate in the All-City Meet. Races will vary from the 50 Yard walk to the 100-yard dash and Marathon which is about 3½ miles. The marathoners will start at La Palma Park, go East on La Palma Street to Los Angeles St., South on Los Angeles to Broadway, East on Broadway to Santa Fe, North on Santa Fe to Center, West on Center-to-Lemon back out to La Palma Park. Del Mar Race Track Opening 'Cap Today Prexy Tourney ner Jack Rhodes, Santa Ana, with a combined net total of 132. The field has 18 holes more to play this week to determine the winner of this event. The Irvine Coast Country Club Ladies, Friday Match Play tourney in Class "A" was won by Mrs. Kay Lenihan, Laguna Beach and Mrs. Jane Ward, Newport Beach, as they were only one down to the ole master Mr. Par., Mrs. Betty Henderson, Lido Isle, placed second being four down to par. In Class "B" Mrs. Blanche Compton, Costa Mesa, took top honors being three down to par as Mrs. Ann Holstein, Lido Isle, finished second being six down to par. Three Shore-Cliff swingers tied for third being seven down to par, they were: Mrs. Katy Gardner, Mrs. Virginia Lyman and Mrs. Mozelle Young-blood. TEST ON STARS the crucial fly Tuesday night. Monday night Bill Hall broke a 3-3 tie with an 11th Inning sacrifice. However, the latest Hollywood victory stirred up a rhubarb. The Seals insisted Jack Lohrke left third for home before Roberts' fly was caught. Roger Bowman went the distance for Hollywood to gain his first win since June 22 and his fourth victory of the season against six losses. Gene Bearden suffered the defeat, his sixth against 13 victories. DEL Mar Race Track Opening 'Cap Today DEL MAR (UP)—Del Mar's 16th summer racing season opens today with a crowd of about 10,000 fans ejected at the seaside track for the $5,000 Inaugural Handicap. Middlecoff, the leading money winner of the year, said "It was a great victory for Doug and I'm proud of him." He revealed that he figured he was going to lose on the 77th hole of the morning round when he lost the hole despite a par five. My mind was so dull I couldn't think," the golfing dentist said. "I couldn't take advantage of my good drives and flubbed a lot of my second shots. I was exhausted. Maybe three or four years ago when I was younger I could have made it. This tournament takes a combination of luck and good golf. If you meet the right man early and get a little rest you're in good shape. It's the most gruelling grind in golf, without a doubt." Rainbows Overpowered By Fullerton Nine The Roaring Rainbows lost a heartbreaker to Fullerton last evening at Basque Park in Fullerton. It was a see-saw battle that saw Anaheim score two runs in the first inning, Fullerton tied it up. F Told in a Nutshell PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W L Pot. Seattle ... 70 47 .595 San Diego ... 67 51 .568 HOLLYWOOD ... 62 54 .534 Portland ... 56 55 .505 LOS ANGELES ... 57 61 .433 San Francisco ... 51 65 .440 Sacramento ... 51 66 .436 Oakland ... 51 66 .436 Tuesday's Results Oakland, 2-3; LOS ANGELES, 0-1 Portland, 2-1; San Diego, 0-4 Sacramento, 8; Seattle, 0 HOLLYWOOD, 2; San Francisco, 1 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W L Pot Seattle 70 47 .598 San Diego 67 51 .568 HOLLYWOOD 62 54 .534 Portland 56 58 .505 LOS ANGELES 57 *61 .493 San Francisco 51 65 .440 Sacramento 51 66 .436 Oakland 51 66 .436 Tuesday's Results Oakland, 2-3; LOS ANGELES, 0-1 Portland, 2-1; San Diego, 0-4 Sacramento, 8; Seattle, 0 HOLLYWOOD, 2; San Francisco, 1 How Series Stand Oakland, 2; LOS ANGELES, 0 San Diego, 2; Portland, 1 HOLLYWOOD, 2; San Francisco, 0 Seattle, 1; Sacramento, 1 Wednesday's Probable Pitchers Sacramento (Marino Pieretti, 11-10) at Seattle (Vic Lombardi, 8-8) San Francisco (Bob Greenwood, 3-10) at HOLLYWOOD (Bob Garber, 15-9). 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