anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-07

Tuesday, April 7, 1958 Anaheim (Cal.) Bulletin—A-7 I'll Handel This By LEONARD R. HANDEL (Bulletin Sports Editor) Friday evening in the Anaheim High School gymnasium the Church of Latter Day Saints will present their professional wrestling card and it promises to be a real good one. Heading the main event is a guy who needs no introduction to local grappling fans, Mr. Moto. The Japanese grappler will lock horns with Mike Mazurki, whose build resembles that of the Chrysler Building. Mike has come a long way in the grunt 'n groan field and chances are good that he will continue to grow in stature as time rolls by. In his Anaheim match the big man will be meeting an opponent who will make up in sheer trickery what he loses in size. Moto, who can by no stretch of the imagination be considered a popular wrestler, has come up the hard way in the field, having met and defeated any number of top men in the game. He will bring into this area a style of grappling which is extremely popular amongst fans although they like to see him defeated. That is the rough and tumble phase. Moto asks or gives no quarter which means that come main event time Mazurki will have to win by himself as no one but himself will be able to help him. While the Mazurki-Moto match will draw a large percentage of the interest over its one-hour time limit, you can be certain that the remaining matches will also be rugged. In the second main go a tag team match pitting Louis Martinez and Enrique Moreno against Hardy Kruskamp and Bud Curtis will be featured. Romero and Martinez are the International Tag Team titlists and should they be able to come up to their usual form, the Company of Kruskamp and Curtis could be easily dissolved. The two prelims find Kruskamp meeting Romero and Martinez tiffing Curtis. First match, the Curtis-Martinez affair is slated to start at 8:30. Ducats will be available at the Kiddy Center, 151 W. Center St. The show promises to be a sellout, which means that local fans would do well to purchase their tickets early. Reservations can also be made by phoning KE 5-6475 or KE 5-3049. ADDED THOUGHT Let us remember that proceeds from this affair will go towards construction of a Latter Day Saints Church in Anaheim. This means that you can serve two worthwhile purposes through attending — so see you there. INTERESTING NOTE Pat Cronin, who is promoting the affair for the Latter Day Saints Church, is a former grappler himself. He has been instrumental in bringing wrestling to the Anaheim area. Pat has grappled with a number of these men (including Moto) and they are coming as a favor to him. Mater Dei’s Dick Coury Named To All Star Coaching Position SANTA ANA — Mater Del High School’s highly successful football coach Dick Coury was named today as assistant coach for the South team for the First Annual Orange County North-South game. Picked to assist South head coach Bob Osborne in the August 21st game, Coury’s selection was announced by game manager Dick Arbenz. One of prepdom’s top coaches, Coury will team with Osborne in an attempt to bring the first annual game victory to a South team that is all ready labeled by railbirds as the probable underdog. Osborne and Coury will have two weeks to whip their 25 man squad into shape for the charity slate with practice tentatively scheduled to open August 7th. To be selected in the latter part of this month by a committee of sports officials, the South team will stop off at Jacksonville for an exhibition. Dodgers Certain Of Six Starters VERO BEACH, Fla. (UPI) — Manager Walt Alston of the Dodgers was sure of six of his starters today as the club broke camp at Vero Beach and started the journey to Chicago for their league opener. The Californians will stop off at Jacksonville for an exhibition. OUCH, IT HURTS — New York big cut (left) and foul ball exhibition game against Detroit Colony Netters Take Victory Over Panthers By BILL PIPER This year’s Colonist ten-squad, displaying sharp reflexes and brilliant court strategy, feated the Long Beach Jordon Tennis Club. Jordan coach, Vaunda Gordon, made a frantic attempt to defeat Anaheim by putting all his power in doubles, but the tailatory force of Glen Heyr two double netmen: Stieler and Kula broke the Jordan wall, the winning of three singles, Aheim pulled the close decision 5-4. Don Kliss, playing first singles easily defeated Jordan’s Anderson, 6-2, 6-0. Bill Ivory, who staged this in the first singles Jurassity slot pulled a quick decisive victory over Brasss Long Beach. The third singles story was attributed to the Colorado netman Larry Hood, who defeated Stuklsatz 6-4, 6-1. The Junior Varsity experienced a 5-4 loss, because of the losing one doubles and three sing matches. VARSITY ANAHEIM VS. JORDAN Singles—Kliss def. Anderson 6-2, 6-0; Clilley def. by Bartz 3-8, 0-6; Ivory def. Brass 6-2, 6-0; Hoffner def. by Miller 4-6, 7-9; Hoof def. Stuklsatz 6-4, 6-1. Doubles—Kula, Stieler def., Burgess, Gordt 7-5, 6-0; Eastan Osborn def. by Milthorn, pen 0-6, 4-6. Junior Varsity Pannier def. Pettick 6-4, 6-0; Hoehn def. Vickers 1-6, 8-6, 6-0; Campbell def. by Taylor 3-8, 0-6; Tofalda def. by Heiners 2-6, 0-6; Landes def. by Moses 6-2, 2-6, 4-8. D'Amato Has Sales For Heavyweight Tiff One of prepdom's top coaches, Coury will team with Osborne in an attempt to bring the first annual game victory to a South team that is all ready labled by railbirds as the probable underdog. Osborne and Coury will have two weeks to whip their 25 man squad into shape for the charity slate with practice tentatively scheduled to open August 7th. To be selected in the latter part of this month by a committee of county sports scribes, the South team will be picked from graduated senior players from Huntington Beach, Santa Ana, Orange, Newport, Laguna, Capistrano. Henry Cooper Offered Alex Miteff Bout NEW YORK (UPI)—Fight promoter Teddy Brenner today wired "British Empire heavyweight champion Henry Cooper "an interesting offer" to meet Alex Miteff of Argentina in an international bout at New York next month. Brenner was so impressed by Miteff's second-round technical knockout over favored Harold Carter of Linden, N. J., Monday night at St Nicholas Arena that he was ready to match the Argentine slugger with Cooper—if the British titleholder is interested. Miteff, a 2-1 underdog against Carter, opened up fast and caught the New Jersey heavyweight "cold" with a hard right to the jaw shortly before the end of the first round. Carter hung on gamely but appeared dazed at the bell. Then Miteff really went to town in the second round and dropped Carter twice for mandatory eight-counts before referee Teddy Martin stopped the bout at 2:21. VERO BEACH, Fla. (UPI) — Manager Walt Alston of the Dodgers was sure of six of his starters today as the club broke camp at Vero Beach and started the journey to Chicago for their league opener. The Californians will stop off at Jacksonville for an exhibition game with the Milwaukee Braves tonight with Don Drysdale, Clem Labine and rookie Gene Snyder assigned to pitch. The final spring training exhibition game will be held at Jacksonville against the Braves Wednesday afternoon. The Dodgers' farm club at Spokane of the PCL defeated the regulars 3-2 Monday in a final game at Vero Beach. Just as he did last year, Alston named Don Drysdale as his starting pitcher for Friday's opening game. Last year Drysdale started against the Giants was on the losing end of an 8.0 shutout turned in by Ruben Gomez. The rest of the Dodgers' sure starters are Gil Hodges, first base; Charlie Neal, second base; Wally Moon, left field; Duke Snider, centerfield; and John Roseboro, catcher. Right field, shortstop and third base still are question marks. Shortstop and right field are further complicated by injuries to Carl Furillo, Don Zimmer and Bob Lillis. Furillo, who has not missed an opening game since his rookie season in 1946, has played in only 10 spring games. He has been side lined twice because of a pulled muscle in his left leg. Alston does not want to rush him into the lineup, especially against a right handed pitcher. If Furillo can't make it by Friday, rookie Ron Fairly may get the nod in right field. D'Amato Has Sales For Heavyweight Tiffin NEW YORK (UPI) — Cus (Cus) D'Amato, who hopes all of tickets will be sold for Fli Patterson's May 1 heavyweight tie defense against England's an London, first has to "television officials on the idea holding the bout in Indianapolis." Officials at the National Boxing Company weren't exact beaming with joy today o'D'Amato's announcement that fight will be held in the 14th seat Indianapolis Coliseum stead of Las Vegas, Nev. They pointed out that $222 contracts for TV on the bounce ready have been signed and that "we sold the match to sponsor on the basis it would blacked out only the Las Vegas area." "The sponsor planned its ad tising budget accordingly." Tom Gallery, sports director NBC. "Now this changes everything." The site announcement, made by ecil Rhodes, promoter, D'Amato Monday in Indianapolis caught just about everyone cerned by surprise. DERBY HOPEFUL WINS NEW YORK (UPI)—Intentionally by a leading candidate for Kentucky Derby, scored an e six and one-half length victory Monday at Jamaica in his start of the year. The big b colt carried 124 pounds over furlongs in 1:10 4-5. H, IT HURTS — New York Yankees' Mickey Mantle takes a cut (left) and fouls ball off his right foot in third inning of exhibition game against Detroit's Tigers in Florida. Note ball is just visible below pant leg. It hurts Mickey, and he screams in pain. (UPI Photo) Loop Leading Anaheim Tracksters Nony Netters ke Victory Loop Leading Anaheim Tracksters Face Fullerton in Crucial Meet FULLERTON — Coach Bob Hager's red-hot Anaheim Colonist track squad, riding the crest of a two meet Sunset League winning streak, will battle Fullerton's always-dangerous Indians on the Tribe's cinder path tomorrow. Meet time is set for 3 p.m. with a huge turnout of Orange County gasper fans expected for it. Anaheim, which defeated both Newport Harbor and Garden Grove in good style during their first two meets, will be facing a Fullerton crew which could easily bring an end to their win mark. Expected to draw a great deal of interest will be the mile run between Anaheim's Bill Crain and Fullerton's LeRoy Neal. Both Men Zip Both men have zipped to some good times in this department but it is believed the Indian runner will have a slight edge. Those close to the Orange County track picture are firm in their belief that Crain, who has been turning in some top-flight times, will still have to display his best effort of the season to turn back the tremendous Neal. Other Colonists who figure to take a big part in the local's attack are such men as high jumper Denis Vollom, sprint man George Bragg, Bill Smith, Bob McPhillips and Gerry Woodward. These Lads All these lads have been showing tremendous spirit and improvement in their lost recent outings and it is believed that they will continue to do so come the Ful- Umpire's School Set For Anaheim Area A school for umpires sponsored by the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department, will be held Lerton clash tomorrow. Fullerton's gaspers, under the direction of Jim Bush, defeated Santa Ana in their most recent event and in doing so surprised a number of Southland authorities. Hager states that the Grove club could give Anaheim their toughest fight of the year and for this reason heavy practice sessions have been scheduled. Those in attendance will be treated to a spirited meet as an gathering between these two ways produces a major battle for the win. Action will take place on the Tribe's North Field. Ken Chapman Eyes Alamitos Victory LOS ALAMITOS — Kenneth Chapman, the 28-year-old Charlie City, Iowa, booter who rode Oscar Jeffers' Mr. Bar None to victory in the rich Pacific Coast Quarter Horse Racing Association Derby at Los Alamitos Race Course last spring, will try for a repeat score this year with Kemper Chafin's speedy Missle Bar. Cal-Trojan Track Meet Sparks Interest LOS ANGELES (UPI)—University of California's three outstanding juniors — Willie White, Jack Yerman and Jerry Siebert—should give University of Southern California "interesting" competition when the two schools hold their dual track meet Saturday, according to Trojan Coach Jess Mortensen. The powerful SC squad, undefeated in 81 dual meets, was an early favorite to beat the Bears but Mortensen told the Southern California Track and Field Writers and Coaches Association Monday Trainer Clyde Fahlgren announced the switch to Chapman today and indicated the speed 3-year-old son of Three Bars would get his first Los Alamitos des Friday in the $2000 Inaugural Stakes, a 50-yard test for Derbies candidates that highlights the opening program of a 23-day spring meeting. Chapman replaces L. G. (Lucky Littell), who switches over to Western Stable's War Child another top candidate for the estimated $25,000 Derby. Trainer Earl Holmes, who conditions War Chic, has a strong hand in the 3-year-old division for he also has a second strong contender in Western Stable's Triple Lady, winner last year of the Juvenile Stakes. Triple Lady, winner of four of her starts, will be ridden by Danny Canchola. Several other riding assignments involving probable starters in the inaugural also have been set. Jay Fishburn is back to handle Marion Seward's sensational Miss Louis. Fishburn is aboard the Junior Varsity Mato Has Sales Job Heavyweight Tiff NEW YORK (UPI) — Custer D’Amato, who hopes a lot tickets will be sold for Floyd Pearson’s May 1 heavyweight title defense against England’s Brilondon, first has to “sell” vision officials on the idea of bringing the bout in Indianapolis, officials at the National Broadcasting Company weren’t exactlyicing with joy today over Mato’s announcement that the will be held in the 14,000 Indianapolis Coliseum inlet of Las Vegas, Nev. They pointed out that $225,000 contracts for TV on the bout already have been signed and also “we sold the match to the sponsor on the basis it would be used out only” the Las Vegas. The sponsor planned its advertising budget accordingly,” said Gartery, sports director of “Now this changes everytime.” The site announcement, made by Collis Rhodes, promoter, and Tomato Monday in Indianapolis, right just about everyone conceded by surprise. RUBY HOPEFUL WINS NEW YORK (UPI)—Intentional—a leading candidate for the Chucky Derby, scored an easy and one-half length victory today at Jamaica in his first test of the year. The big black carried 124 pounds over six songs in 1:10 4-5. Umpire's School Set For Anaheim Area A school for umpires sponsored by the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department, will be held starting this Thursday, it was announced by Department official, Don Arnett, today. Registrations are being accepted at the Park and Recreation office, 300 S. Palm, with a charge of three-dollars for equipment being made. The course will be held on consecutive Thursday evenings, starting with this week at the Wesley Methodist Church in Anaheim. Instruction will start at 7:30. LANE FIGHT SCHEDULED CHICAGO (UPI)—Kenny Lane, the top-ranking challenger for the lightweight championship, w111 fight against an as yet unnamed opponent at Marigold Gardens May 9, on the first boxing program of the newly organized Boxing, Inc. GETTING NEW SCOREBOARD INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI)—Work on a huge electric scoreboard begins this week at the Indianapolis Speedway. The scoreboard, five feet square and 73 feet high, will show the car positions, speed and number of laps completed. SEEKS SPEED MARK LONDON (UPI)—Donald Campbell of Britain, the world record holder, will attempt to beat his water speed mark of 248.62 miles per hour on Coniston Lake next month. He said he hopes to reach 300 mph in his jet-propelled Bluebird in the attempt. Trainer Earl Holmes, who commands War-Chic, has a strong hand in the 3-year-old division for he also has a second strong contender in Western Stable’s Triple Lady, winner last year of the Juvenile Stakes. Triple Lady, winner of four of her 10 starts, will be ridden by Danny Canchola. Several other riding assignments involving probable starters in the Inaugural also have been set. Jay Fishburn is back to handle Marion Seward’s sensational Miss Louton. Fishburn was aboard the chestnut daughter of Tonto Bar Gill in all but two of her 10 trips last year when she won more money than any 2-year-old quarter horse in history. Clifford Lambert takes over board Franklin P. Cox’s Jet Succ with Ronnie Banks handling the reins on Donald K. Brokaw’s Pan Bar; Lloyd Ballou riding H. U-Ren’s Outrider and John Orsoe aboard Eddie Garcia’s El Diablito. Lindell to Address Babe Ruth Loop Group Johnny Lindell, who spoke here recently will return Thursday night when he addresses the West Anaheim Babe Ruth League at Western High School. The affair will start at 7:30 with a good turnout expected. Lindell, Director of the 7-U Youth Foundation, spoke before meeting co-sponsored by the Port League, and Pop Warner Football Conference earlier. He is a fine speaker and capable of giving an interesting talk. Two films will also be shown. They are a Walt Disney production, “How to Play Baseball,” and “Men of Tomorrow.” Parents will be brought up date on the Babe Ruth program at that time. Colonists Drop in Jordan Tilt, 12-2 Paced by a six-run fifth inning explosion, Long Beach Jordan High School clobbered Anaheim's Colonists 12-2 in a non-league contest on the loser's diamond, yesterday. The loss which was the final pre-Sunset Circuit clash for Coach John Wallin's charges, gave Colonyville a record of nine wins and 11 losses. Sport Parade By OSCAR FRALEY NEW YORK (UPI)—The Dodgers moved from one coast to the other but, as far as their new Los Angeles stadium is concerned, it's still the same old story of "wait 'til next year." That's the word from Arthur Froehlich, sports' leading architectural engineer. He has submitted plans to owner Walter O'Malley for a plush Chavez Ravine stadium complete with valet parking and swanky restaurant. "But I don't believe the Dodgers will get around to construction this year," says Froehlich. "There are just too many problems." The husky, graying man who was a baseball player during his undergraduate days at the University of California has planned and constructed everything from baseball stadiums to recreation centers, bowling alleys and office buildings and, more or less in the same field of endeavor, horse parks and psychiatric clinics. His pet projects have been the horse parks. These include Golden Gate, Del Mar and Hollywood Park in California, as well as the It is the poorest pre-Loop tab recorded by a local ball club in many years. Starts Evenly Yesterday's game started off evenly enough when Anaheim jumped out in front 2-1 in the top of the second. Clint Stark singled, advanced to second on a base hit by Chuck Smith and came flying home when Denis Vollom bingled. Anaheim then had runners on first and third with one out. Catcher Tom Lambeth walked to load the bases and pitcher Dick Kreager fanned. Benny Ramirez walked to force home Smith and the sacks remained jammed. Just when it appeared that the locals might be able to even their pre-season mark thanks to a big rally Glen Herbel whiffed to end the inning. Jordan Leads Jordan had taken a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the first, thanks to a walk, stolen base and two-base hit. They knotted the count 2-2 in the last of the second when leadoff batter Bob Cook rammed a home run after letting three pitches go by. With the score knotted, both ball clubs fought to a sandstill until the last of the third when Jordan opened the flood gates. Backsters Meet Season heavy practice sessions have been scheduled. In attendance will be to a spirited meet as any between these two all-produces a major battle for the North Field. In Eyes History The 28-year-old Charles Clyde Fahlgren and the switch to Chapman and indicated the speedy old son of Three Bars would first Los Alamitos test in the $2000 Inaugural A 350-yard test for Derby dates that highlights the open program of a 23-day spring man replaces L. G. (Lucky) who switches over to Stable's War Chic, top candidate for the escheduled $25,000 Derby. Earl Holmes, who conquered War Chic, has a strong win in the 3-year-old division for which has a second strong contest in Western Stable's Triple winner last year of the Stakes. Triple Lady, win-four of her 10 starts, will be by Danny Canchola. Other riding assignments including probable starters in the final also have been set. Fishburn is back to handle Seward's sensational Miss Fishburn was aboard the are just too many problems." The husky, graying man who was a baseball player during his undergraduate days at the University of California has planned and constructed everything from baseball stadiums to recreation centers, bowling alleys and office buildings and, more or less in the same field of endeavor, horse parks and psychiatric clinics. His pet projects have been the horse parks. These include Golden Gate, Del Mar and Hollywood Park in California, as well as the Los Alamitos quarter-horse track; Laurel, trotting's Roosevelt ace-way, the Hippodrome in Panama, Laurel in Maryland and Woodbine in Toronto. His current projects include a 66-million-dollar track in Caracas, Venezuela, the 33-million-dollar Aqueduct track and reconstruction at famed Saratoga. Must Be Mobile Froehlich has applied the know-how attained in erecting shopping centers to the business of taking care of the horse players. "The customer has to be able to move with comfort and speed." Froehlich says with the enthusiasm of the lowliest two-dollar bettor scrambling for the mutuel window. "That's why racing has such a traffic flow problem. It's the only sport where the crowd must be mobile." "Your racing fan needs freedom of motion throughout the afternoon. He wants to see the race, make his bets and get back to see the race on which he is betting." Inventor of valet parking for race tracks. Froehlich also originated the "betting island" and the bank-type mutual windows. Tab Mantle Mays to Snare Bat Crowns NEW YORK (UPI)—Willie Mays and Mickey Mantle will regain the major league batting titles while Stan Musial and Ted Williams slip back into the pack this year. This is the forecast of the United Press International Board of Baseball Experts in its annual pre-season survey. Twenty-seven of the 50 experts picked Mays to win the National League title and twenty-three chose Mantle to win the American League crown. Musial, who has won seven NL rally Glen Herbel whiffed to end the inning. Jordan Leads Jordan had taken a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the first, thanks to a walk, stolen base and two-base hit. They knotted the count 2-2 in the last of the second when leadoff batter Bob Cook rammed a home run after letting three pitches go by. With the score knotted, both ball clubs fought to a sandstill until the last of the third when Jordan opened the flood gates. All they did was to score four runs in the fifth and add six more in the next period to completely "deep freeze" the decision. Colonyville could not get another serious threat started after their second inning outbreak and they were forced to suffer their 11th loss of the year. Four Hits In falling to their seack the Colonists were able to acquire only four hits, a problem which has been plaguing them since the start of seasonal play. Anaheim went back to the practice field today as they prepared for their Sunset League lifter with Newport Harbor Thursday. That game will start at 3 p.m. and the chances are good that the affair will draw a good turnout of local baseball fans. In Newport the locals will be meeting a team which they faced in the La Habra Kiwanis Baseball Tournament. In that skirmish they dropped Coach George Hunter's Sailors 3-0. Expected to take the starting assignment for the Colony is Clint Stark, who has been pitching some tremendous ball throughout the year. Against Las Vegas (one of his best-strikeout performances), the lad faced 11 men and fanned nine, while walking the remaining two. Thursday's game is expected to go a long way towards selecting the team to finally snare Sunset League laurels. Newport is the only team to hold a win in Loop action against last year's champion Colonists. Hitless Wildcats Lose To Corona Nine, 10-1 BREA, (OCNS) — Brea-Olinda's hitless Wildcats lost their straight baseball Monday to host Corona, 10-1. It was the third straight loss for Dale Wonacott's team since beating this same Corona nine, 5-4, in its season opener. Wonacott claims the main trouble is his team just can't get any hits. Mike Bishera started for Brea. Earl Holmes, who confered in War Chic, has a strong in the 3-year-old division for who has a second strong conference Western Stable’s Triple winner last year of the Stakes. Triple Lady, winfour of her 10 starts, will been by Danny Canchola. Other riding assignments probable starters in the also have been set. Fishburn is back to handle Seward’s sensational Miss Fishburn was aboard the best daughter of Tonto Bars all but two of her 10 trilast year when she won money than any 2-year-old horse in history. Lambert takes over Franklin P. Cox’s Jet Sue, tonnie Banks handling the Donald K. Brokaw’s Pana Joyd Ballou riding H. J. Outrider and John Orrosco Eddie Garcia’s El Diablito. Bell to Address Ruth Loop Group Lindell, who spoke here will return Thursday when he addresses the West Tom Babe Ruth League at High School. Affair will start at 7:30 with turnout expected. Wall, Director of the 7-Up Foundation, spoke before a co-sponsored by the Ponsies, and Pop Warner Football ence earlier. A fine speaker and capable ing an interesting talk. films will also be shown. a Walt Disney producHow to Play Baseball," and of Tomorrow." Points will be brought up to on the Babe Ruth program time. NEW YORK (UPI)—Willie Mays and Mickey Mantle will regain the major league batting titles while Stan Musial and Ted Williiams slip back into the pack this year. This is the forecast of the UnitePress International Board of Baseball Experts in its annual pre-season survey. Twenty-seven of the 50 experts picked Mays to win the National League title and twenty-three chose Mantle to win the American League crown. Musial, who has won seven NL championships, was picked by three experts while the 41-year-old Williams, the AL batting king the last two seasons and winner of six crowns in all, got six votes. The board of experts is composed of UPI Sports Editor Leo H. Petersen and UPI Baseball Writer Milton Richman in addition to 48 writers who have covered the teams in spring training. Mays batted .347 last season to finish three points behind Richie Ashburn of the Philadelphia Phillies but it was an erratic year for the San Francisco Giants’ 27-year-old center-fielder. Hank Aaron, Milwaukee Braves slugger who has a five-year big league mark of .316, ranked second in the NL voting with 11 points. Musial and Bob Skinner of the Pittsburgh Pirates had three each and Duke Snider of the Los Angeles Dodgers, Wes Covington of the Braves, Ashburn and Bill Mazeroski of the Pirates had one each. Mantle, who won AL crowns in 1956 and 1957, batted .304 last season when Williams’ .328 was the winning figure. Williams tied for second in the voting with Harvey Kuenn of the Detroit Tigers and Vic Power of the Cleveland Indians. Al Kaline of the Tigers got five votes, Roy Slivers of the Washington Senators two and Bob Boyd of the Baltimore Orioles and Bill Skowron of the Yankees one each. BREA. (OCNS) — Brea-Olinda’s hitless Wildcats lost their straight baseball Monday to host Corona, 10-1. It was the third straight loss for Dale Wonacott’s team since beating this same Corona nine, 5-4, in its season opener. Wonacott claims the main trouble is his team just can’t get any hits. Mike Bisbee started for Brea, giving way to Jim Braly in the sixth. The damage was done in the third though as the hosts got six runs on two hits, three errors and two players being struck by Bisbee’s bombs. The Wildcats got their only run in the first inning on singles by shortstop Ron Neal and second baseman Loren Duchesne. Brea-Olinda 100 000 0–1 4 3 Corona 016 003 X–10 10 2 High Powered Gars Go in Ascot Event The California Racing Association’s brigade of high-powered sprint cars roar into action for the second night speedfest at Ascot Stadium tomorrow night, with a 30-lap main event crowding the $event bill. Pre-race favorite is young Parnelli Jones of Torrance, who last week chalked up main event win No. 3. He and his Chevy-powered Indianapolis-type sprinter are giving the Offenhauser owners fits at the one-half mile dirt oval. Some 40 pilots are ready for action at the So. Vermon Ave., at 182nd St., oval. Time trials open at 7, first race 8:15 p.m. Top threats include Clay Robbins, Nick Valenta, Ray Douglas, A. J. Shepherd, Jim Hurtubise, one-armed Allen Heath and Jack Rounds.