anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-09

Thursday, April 9, 1959 Anaheim (Cal.) Bulletin—B-7 I'll Handel This By LEONARD R. HANDEL (Bulletin Sports Editor) A braggart, it is said, is someone who is constantly opening their mouth to put their feats into it. If this be true then it is quite possible that those promoting the Floyd Patterson-Brian London heavyweight feud should rise to the top of the list in rapid-fire order. The lads supporting this mismatch originally slated the deal for Lost Wages, Nevada, and then just when it appeared that all was going smoothly they moved it to Indianapolis. Now, this in itself, is a real feat. The Nevada City was planning on big doings for fight week and had given promoters all sorts of fine cooperation. Reason for the switch was that fight authorities worried that a danger existed that fandom would believe the gamblers would have a bit too much to say about the battle should it be held in Las Vegas. Now, here is the rub. Prior to the decision to hold this flasco in Nevada those who placed it there were fully aware that slot machines do make an occasional appearance in that city. They know further that Las Vegas is the gambling oasis of the West and still they went ahead with their plans to hold the bout there. Suddenly, like a knight charging out of the darkness to save the poor damsel in distress, comes fistic officials who were worried about the presence of gamblers. Ha. It would seem more likely that there are still a number of factors which have not as yet come out of this deal which forced the change. It seems strange that gambling would be a factor here when those who follow such things are not going to let a little thing like a trip to another state keep them from placing a few bucks on the outcome. Another interesting item is that those who do wager on these types of sports attractions are not even taking the fight too seriously. General opinion is that is just a warmup for the Summer mismatch which will pit the champ against Ingemar Johannsen. At last reading the morning line has Patterson favored at 6-1 and the only way you could get this would be to drop a few dollars on something else, sort of a package deal. Like we have said before. It is our belief that the fight game has reached a point where it is going to have to look up to see bottom and such things as this will not help any. British boxing authorities are still stating that they will believe that this bout will take place when the men step into the ring. This is a good point. London has announced that he is ready to fly to the fight site, and Patterson is purportedly preparing for the start of training rigors. Yet, it is still a good distance away and anything can happen. No matter how you slice it London is no more a match for Patterson than the writer. At last reading the morning line has Patterson favored at 6-1 and the only way you could get this would be to drop a few dollars on something else, sort of a package deal. Like we have said before. It is our belief that the fight game has reached a point where it is going to have to look up to see bottom and such things as this will not help any. British boxing authorities are still stating that they will believe that this bout will take place when the men step into the ring. This is a good point. London has announced that he is ready to fly to the fight site, and Patterson is purportedly preparing for the start of training rigors. Yet, it is still a good distance away and anything can happen. No matter how you slice it London is no more a match for Patterson than the writer. He has an impressive record against many "no name" pugilists in the European area. Patterson is still the victim of a "no opponent" problem. It seems that even after the next two bouts the same will be true. Certainly, either London or Johannsen could stop the present champ. However, by the same token it is also true that the Good Humor Corporation may open up a branch office at the North Pole, but this is not expected. Somehow we cannot get excited. Whether the bout with London is held in Las Vegas, Indianapolis or the southern portion of the Upper Yukon, it still would smell not the least bit sweeter. Television fans will be given a slight break, though. The London tiff will be brought into the home, which means that when Floyd knocks him into the next county at the end of the third round there will still be time to watch the final scene of another commercial. LONG BEACH SCENE While the fistic whirl is going around in triangular circles those promoting the sport in Long Beach are advancing in giant-type steps. Main reason for this is that they have brought forth a number of good bouts in recent weeks and promise many more to come. It just might be that the beach city has come up with something real good. At any rate, let's hope so. Armstead Offers No Excuse In Losing Fight to Perkins CHICAGO (UPI) — Paulie Armstead, the lightweight champion of California, had no excuses today for losing Wednesday night's television fight to Chicago Eddie Perkins but he said frankly, "I was lousy." It was a split decision, giving Perkins his 23rd win in 28 pro fights and handing Armstead his 5th defeat in 47 bouts. It was the first appearance of Armstead in the United States outside of California. "I don't know what was wrong with me," Armstead said. "I just couldn't do anything inside, and I was inside a lot. I don't know whether he (Perkins) was that good, or I was that bad. But I fought a lousy fight." Perkins said he won the bout in the last five rounds. "I could feel it turn in the sixth round," he said. "Of course, I cut his eye early and he was protecting it with his guard high after that, so I could hit him in the body." The bout wasn't one sided. Armstead landed with labs and at Giavits Drill For Opener With Cardinals SM. LOUIS (UPI) — The San Francisco Giants were to work out in Eusch Stadium today in preparation for Friday's lid-lifter with the St. Louis Cardinals. By BOB LUSKEY Rated as a heavy underdog though given a small chin surprise, Coach Jack D. Mater Del track team will defend champ and loop it St. Francis tomorrow noon at three o'clock at Mater in the Parochial League of the year. The Monarchs, present with St. Francis for the ence leadership with two w no losses, are given only side chance to hand the Knights their first loss 10 years. The Knights have won the chial League dual meet two years running and a w the Monarchs tomorrow we about sew up a third trophy for the La Canada Actually Mater Del w league championship two back by snatching the All meet, however the Knights the Monarchs in dual con year so the loop ended in championship. Strong Attack St. Francis poses and strong attack in both the and field events while Ma given little chance to go way at the start of the car is also powerful in the tra of the meet. However, in the field ever the broad jump seems to be arch shoot-in and the Knights figure to build th ning score here, where Coen nen's crew is the weakest. Expected to carry the b tomorrow's crucial meet for Dei will be Bob Kennedy 100-yard dash, 180 low and Broad Jump while La should give some added in the 120 high hurdles and Baer in the 440. Junior Mike McCathay zler in the high jump as t arch gasper has showings from a respectable 5 foot last week's meet with S Vianney to a sloppy 5 foot the St. Paul meet. Doug Yagge is also a performer in the pole vault he has marks from 8 foot 10 flat foot even. Mater Del is presently the crest of a three m Annual Gold Cup Race Set for County April 19 Promoter C. J. Hart today announced officials for the annual Gold up drag races to be held at Orange County airport April 18. James E. Gee Jr. will announce the races while starters will be Palmer Hamblin and Earl Tannoe. List of inspectors and stewards will include Creighton Hunter, Don Parke and Pat Patterson with George Hendricks officiating at the finish line. Hart today predicted a record entry list for the Southwest classic, now in its third year, with sports cars, stock and special built dragsters competing for gold trophies. Fred Offenhauser, designer of the car that has won 21 out of the last 25 Indianapolis races, will serve as referee. For Opener With Cardinals SM. LOUIS (UPI) — The San Francisco Giants were to work out in Eusch Stadium today in preparation for Friday's lid-lifter with the St. Louis Cardinals. The Giants closed out a so-so spring swing Wednesday in chilly Oranaha as they blanked the Cleveland Indians, 2-0. Five San Francisco hurlers paraded to the hill and held the pennchless Indians to three scat-tured hits. The piecemeal shutout was accomplished by Jack Sanford, Al Worthington, Paul Giel Joe Shipley and Dom Zanni. The Giants were only able to muster six hits, but Daryl Spencer and Andre Rodgers ripped back-to-back doubles and Leon Wagner later singled in Don Tausig to give the San Franciscans the win. Manager Bill Rigney started the same lineup Wednesday which is most likely to take the field Friday; Jim Davenport 9b, Jackie Brandt M, Willie Mays cf, Orlando Cepeda 1b, Willie Kirkland rf, Daryl Spencer 2b, Andre Rodgers ss, and Bob Schmidt c. Wednesday's quintet of hurlers will be replaced by Johnny Antonelli on Friday. The shutout of the Indians gave the San Franciscans a 15-13 exhibition record. Cleveland lost 9 out of 12 with the Giants, but San Francisco had an especially hard time with Boston, which captured 5 out of 7 games against the bay city team. San Francisco won 4 and lost 5 against the Chicago Cubs. Doug Yagge is also a performer in the pole vault he has marks from 8 foot 10 flat foot even. Mater Dei is presently the crest of a three m streak having subdued St. Paul's and St. John however, the Knights have piled an even fancier recording such very strong club mona Catholic, San Gabrieli Bobby Scanlon Team Zulueta in Main Line OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) faced Bobby Scanlon, who pointed the fading Orlanda ta last month, meets another eran tonight named John Salves and this time thing be a little rougher for talo, N. Y., Irishman. Gonsalves has been figuring a pro now for 11 years in quest of a title shot and started hitting harder opened a drive to get into money before time runs. Now 28, the slightly-looking Gonsalves has been as a 7-5 favorite over who turned 23 in January gym experts figure that ves' artistic boxing ability brisk counter punches w than offset Scanlon's attack. Irish Bobby has only of his 35 fights and both were at the hands of Pac He has one draw, Gonsalves mark is 51-15-3. TED LEAVES — Boston Red Sox slugger Ted Williams (left), wearing a corrective collar to ease a neck allment, leaves the New England Baptist Hospital with his friend John Buckley (right). Williams was hospitalized 10 days with a neck pain that developed during spring training. (UPI Photo) Mater Dei Tracksters to Meet Strong St. Francis Crew Tomorrow By BOB LUSKEY Rated as a heavy underdog although given a small chance to slon, St. Agnes, St. John's and many more. Although national great sprinter St. Francis squad the Knights, off their impressive wins over strong teams, rate as the definite Local Tough FULLERTON — An Inspirer Anaheim Colonist track squad, playing their best effort of season, downed a highly-touched Fullerton Indian crew, 57½% - Nixon Relief In Nat洛 By ERN United WASHINGTON (UPI) — Out of the bullpen today to the league baseball season. Today he was pitching relief a golfing vacation in Georgia. But after the 1960 presidential elections, he hopes to get starting assignment on his team. From the presidential box Griffith Stadium, Nixon wants to make the ceremonial first five minutes before the Baltimore Orioles and Washington Senators launch the American League its 50th season at 1:30 p.m., before an expected crowd of 2000. Another right-hander,ington's Pedro Ramos (14-18) southpaw Jack Harshman (of Baltimore drew the professional pitching assignments). Rain Likely Only one other game was played in the big leagues today Mater Dei Tracksters to Meet Strong St. Francis Crew Tomorrow By BOB LUSKEY Rated as a heavy underdog although given a small chance to surprise, Coach Jack Dennen's Mater Dei track team will take on defending champ and loop favorite St. Francis tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock at Monarch field in the Parochial League crucial of the year. The Monarchs, presently tied with St. Francis for the conference leadership with two wins and no losses, are given only an outside chance to hand the Golden Knights their first loss in three years. The Knights have won the Parochial League dual meet title for two years running and a win over the Monarchs tomorrow would just about seep up a third straight trophy for the La Canadans. Actually Mater Dei won the league championship two seasons back by snatching the All League meet, however the Knights nipped the Monarchs in dual contest that year so the loop ended in a co-championship. Strong Attack St. Francis poses and ever strong attack in both the sprints and field events while Mater Dei, given little chance to go all the way at the start of the campaign, is also powerful in the track part of the meet. However, in the field events only the broad jump seems to be a Monarch shoo-in and the visitation Knights figure to build their winning score here, where Coach Denen's crew is the weakest. Expected to carry the banner in tomorrow's crucial meet for Mater Dei will be Bob Kennedy in the 100-yard dash, 180 low hurdles, and Broad Jump while Lee Raab should give some added strength in the 120 high hurdles and Chuck Baer in the 440. Junior Mike McCathay is a puzzler in the high jump as the Monarch gasper has showings ranging from a respectable 5 foot seven in last week's meet with St. John Vianney to a sloppy 5 foot three in the St. Paul meet. Doug Yagge is also a question performer in the pole vault where he has marks from 8 foot six to 10 flat foot even. Mater Dei is presently riding the crest of a three meet win slon, St. Agnes, St. John's and many more. Although national great sprinter Steve Schwartz has graduated as have many others from last year's St. Francis squad the Knights, off their impressive wins over strong teams, rate as the definite favorite over the Dennen thin clads. Fremont Nips Servite In Baseball Battle By Steve Hudson Pure determination wasn't quite enough as the Friars of Servite High dropped a close 3-1 decision to a flashy Fremont Junior Colonist ball club at Fremont yesterday. Hitting told the tale as the Junior Colonists scored all three runs on clutch hits and heads up base running. It was the Friars inability to get hits when they were needed that beat them, loading the bases on three different occasions and bringing in the tally only once. The Serviters started things off with a bang as lead-off man Mike Hunter tapped an easy roller to pitcher Georgie Knox who promptly fired a clean peg into the orange grove behind first base. After striking out Len Klikunas, Mike Hunter stole second base. This must have unnerved little George as he walked Tony Del Giorgio to put runners at the first two sacks. Dennis Russo grounded out, moving the runners up a notch, but a free pass was issued to Ronnie Thomas and the bases were loaded. Jitterty George didn't settle down again until he had given a free ticket to second baseman Jim La Graffe scoring Hunter from third, Bill Tran striking out to end the Servite half of the inning. Chucker Terry Ericsson, whose superb pitching held the Junior Colonists to just 4 hits, got the first two hitters on ground balls before walking Jim White. Clean-up hitter Bill Santy fouled out to end the inning. Less Jitterty A somewhat less jitterty George Local Man Hits Hole in One By WALLY TAFT Bill Rasmussen, Anaheim, aced the sixth hole at the Anaheim Golf Center with a wedge. The remarkable thing about Bill's hole-one is that fact that Bill has only been playing golf for about four months. Many golfers play a lifetime and never make a hole-in-one. Playing with Bill when he made that perfect shot were two other Anaheim golfers, Fred Hess and Mel Salveson. When Rasmussen, decided to take up the game four months ago, the first thing he did was go out and take a series of lessons from the head professional at the Anaheim Golf Center, Cecil Harris. Take Lessons This is something all golfers should do before they go out and play their first game of golf. We have talked about this many times in the past but still you can go out to any golf course or driving range and see some of the most awkward swings and hand placements on the club, where the golfers using these swings don't Griffith Stadium, Nixon wants to make the ceremonial first five minutes before the Baltimore Orioles and Washington Senators launch the American League its 50th season at 1:30 p.m., before an expected crowd of 000. Another right-hander, Winston's Pedro Ramos (14-18), southpaw Jack Harshman (16-18) of Baltimore drew the professional pitching assignments. Rain Likely Only one other game was ruled in the big leagues today. Cincinnati where the Reds/the National League season host to the Pittsburgh Pirates other teams start Friday. A forecast of "cloudy and er with rain likely" may ruin vice president's big chance to starter—just as it did in But, unlike the situation six ago, if today's game is wet out, Nixon will still get chance. The game would be scheduled for Friday—before senhower gets back from Auction. This was the first time an president has had the cereal pitching chore since 1944. Henry A. Wallace substitute war-busy President Roosevelt will be the first time since that a president has missed opener. Declares Holiday Most of the capital's big made it a point to go out to ball game. Members of the preme Court were prepared about liver some informal opion about the umpiring. And by coincidence, Congress—which returned from an 11-day recess—declared itself a bad today. Joe Cronlin, the man who Washington its last penny years ago, came back today new role—president of the Can League. Washington and timore lineups were studded new faces. Notable newcomer Baltimore were Bobby Avila taken from Cleveland in a trade; Billy Klaus, former Boston Red Sox, and Willie Tasby. Making them with Washington were infiltrated Reno Bertola and Ron Sarai who came here from Detroit rookie Bob Allison. Hershey Bears Eye Spot in Hockey Fin United Press International The Hershey Bears can up a berth in the American eley League play-off finals for second straight year Sat night. In the 120 high hurdles and Chuck Baer in the 440. Junior Mike McCathay is a puzzler in the high jump as the Monarch gasper has showings ranging from a respectable 5 foot seven in last week's meet with St. John Vianney to a sloppy 5 foot three in the St. Paul meet. Doug Yagge is also a question performer in the pole vault where he has marks from 8 foot six to 10 foot even. Mater Dei is presently riding the crest of a three meet win streak having subdued La Salle, St. Paul's and St. John Vianney, however, the Knights have compiled an even fancier record blasting such very strong clubs as Pomona Catholic, San Gabriel Mis. Bobby Scanlon Tests Zulueta in Main Fray OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) — Baby-faced Bobby Scanlon, who outpointed the fading Orlando Zulueta last month, meets another veteran tonight named Johnny Gonsalves and this time things could be a little rougher for the Buffalo, N. Y., Irishman. Gonsalves has been fighting as a pro now for 11 years in constant quest of a title shot and recently started hitting harder as he opened a drive to get into the big money before time runs out. Now 28, the slightly-haggard looking Gonsalves has been posted as a 7-5 favorite over Scanlon, who turned 23 in January. The gym experts figure that Gonsalves' artistic boxing ability and brisk counter punches will more than offset Scanlon's cuffing attack. Irish Bobby has only lost two of his 35 fights and both defeats were at the hands of Paolo Rosit. He has one draw. Gonsalves' life mark is 51-15-3. Chucker Terry Ericsson, whose superb pitching held the Junior Colonists to just 4 hits, got the first two hitters on ground balls before walking Jim White. Clean-up hitter Bill Santy fouled out to end the inning. Less Jittery A somewhat less jittery George Knox found the strike zone in the top of the second, fanning the side while giving up one hit, a single to Mike Hunter. In the Fremont half of the stanza Ericsson gave up consecutive walks to Bobby Morales and catcher Les Moss, Bill Shannon and George Knox promptly lined singles into center field scoring all base runners for the clinchers. Lead-off hitter Joe Williams smashed a single into left center field. With Knox going on the pitch he was well around second by the time the ball hit the ground and heading for home by the time it was recovered. But the Junior Colony didn't figure on the arm of left fielder Tony DelGiorgio, as the mighty surprised Mr. Knox was out at the plate by a country mile. The Fremonters picked up the insurance run in the fifth when first baseman Charlie Dean rapped a deep shot into left field for a double scoring Joe Williams from first. The Serviters didn't give up without a fight though, as Ton DelGiorgio led off with a single to open the fatal seventh. Walks to Ronnie Thomas and Jim LaGraffe loaded the sacks with only one gone. But Mr. Knox proved he could pitch as well as hit in the clutch as he fanned pinch hitter Steve Zamora and pitcher Terry Ericsson to end the affair. It was only the third loss for the Friars in ten starts giving them a 6-3-1 record for the season. This is something all golfers should do before they go out and play their first game of golf. We have talked about this many times in the past but still you can go out to any golf course or driving range and see some of the most awkward swings and hand placements on the club, where the golfers using these swings just don't have a chance of ever hitting a straight ball consistently. After all if you can't hit the ball somewhere close to where you are aiming, what chance have to better your game? With a good sound grip and a few of the main fundamentals, there is always a good chance that you will always enjoy playing golf. You may never be in the class with the top amateurs or professionals that play practically every day, but you will enjoy going out to the golf course and make a small wager, as you will know approximately what you will shoot for the day. If your game gets off, as all golfers do, from time to time, don't ask another sticker that probably knows less about the game than you do, just make an appointment with one of the golf professionals in your area and let him straighten you out. Disneyland Golf Club deserves a hand of credit for the tournament schedule they maintain. This is rather a small group of golfers that get most out of the game by keeping their members thinking about when the next tournament will be so they can practice up and keep their game razor sharp. All ardent golfers love tournaments as there is a certain satisfaction of telling your guests of how you won that certain trophy you place in your house so all your guest will be sure to see it as soon as they enter your home. Hershey Bears Eye Spot in Hockey Finish United Press International The Hershey Bears can up a berth in the American League play-off finals for second straight year Saturday. The defending Caldera champions took a series over the Cleveland Bowl Wednesday night when a pennant period goals by Bobbinger and Mike Nykoluk Hershey a 4-3 decision. If the Barons knot the three-all at Hershey the de game will be played Sunday Cleveland. Tickets Still Available For Grappling Card Tickets are still available for professional wrestling card at helm Union High School tomorrow. Reservations may be made phoning KE 5-4220 or KE 5-4221. The main event will play Moto against Mike Mazurki. Proceeds will go towards struction of a Latter Day Church in Anaheim. Unreserved ducats will be able at the door. A few reserved seats may obtainable as well. Few Repeat Winners NEW YORK (UPI) — No player ever has made a successful defense of the United Indoor championship since Mary Mangin won in 1935 and Local Track Squad Upsets Tough Fullerton Indians ULLERTON — An Inspired Shelm Colonist track squad, disting their best effort of the son, downed a highly-touted Fullerton Indian crew, 57½ - 46½, on the loser's cinder path yesterday. The meet, which was viewed by a large turnout of Orange County gasper fans, was one of the most interesting of the season with the Bob Hager-coached Colonists racing to their third straight Sunset League victory. By virtue of their win, they now sport a perfect 3-0 mark. The meet started out with Doug Hankins racing to the 120 low hurdle win, but then the Colony took over. Bob Hot Bob McPhillips cruised to the 100 victory in 10.1 and George Bragg followed with a triumph in the 830. He toured the distance in 844. It was then Fullerton's turn in the winner's circle as LeRoy Neal and Hankins raced to wins in the 880 and 220. McPhillips, Anaheim's only double winner of the day, charged to a victory in the 220, when he hit the finish line in a sizzling 21.8. It was the first time that the fine Colonist athlete competed in this event. Fullerton then won the mile and it appeared that it was going to be nip and tuck for the decision. However, the relay team of Gary Shepard, Gerry Woodward, George Bragg and McPhillips grabbed a win. Time was 1:32.3 DICK WINS Dick McKnight then clicked off the broadjump win with a leap of 21 feet, five and a half inches. Mickey Castricone was second. Bill Key took the shot-put with a toss of 45 feet, four and a quarter inches. Rain Likely Only one other game was scheduled in the big leagues today—at McCinnah where the Reds open the National League season as host to the Pittsburgh Pirates. All other teams start Friday. A forecast of "cloudy and cold with rain likely" may ruin the president's big chance as a starter—just as it did in 1953. Unlike the situation six years ago, if today's game is washed out, Nixon will still get his chance. The game would be re-encoded for Friday—before Elkshower gets back from Augusta. This was the first time a vice president has had the ceremonial chore since 1944, when Henry A. Wallace substituted for War-busy President Roosevelt. It will be the first time since 1945 that a president has missed the opener. Declares Holiday Most of the capital's big names made it a point to go out to the all game. Members of the Supreme Court were prepared to deliver some informal opinions about the umpiring. And by sheer coincidence, Congress—which just returned from an 11-day Easter process—declared itself a holiday day. Joe Cronlin, the man who gave Washington its last pennant 26 years ago, came back today in a new role—president of the American League. Washington and Baltimore lineups were studded with new faces. Notable newcomers to Baltimore were Bobby Avilla, obtained from Cleveland in a winter trade; Billy Klaus, formerly of the Boston Red Sox, and rookie Bill Tasby. Making their bow with Washington were infielderseno Bertola and Ron Samford, who came here from Detroit, andookie Bob Allison. Hershey Bears Eye Spot in Hockey Finals United Press International The Hershey Bears can wrap up a berth in the American Hockleague play-off finals for the second straight year Saturday night. FRIDAY, APRIL 18 CLEAR & FAST FIRST POST 1:15 P.M. FIRST RACE. 400 Yards. 3 Year Olds and Up in Grade B Plus. Purse $1600. Artel Jeep, Ronald Banks General Doug, Kenneth Chapman Royal Quest, Darrille Banks Pockets Pal, Henry Page Thingamajax, Robert Ford Robin Dandy, Richard Lujan Barbara Barn, Ernest Garcia Miss Ocho, Clifford Lambert Lofer, Alvin Hetrick Penny Cat, Jay Fishburn 10 Go. SECOND RACE. 350 Yards. 2 Year Olds Bred in Calif. Purse $1100. Kit Barn, Ronald Holley Table Tennis, Kenneth Chapman Pink Gloves, Richard Lujan Three Bears, Harry Holcomb Cassius Tommy Gryzak Chalk Foot, Darrell Banks Tinky Beggar, Efraim Garza Noisella, Lloyd Ballou War Vee, Danny Canchola Jose Juan, Jay Fishburn Also Eligible Galobar, Clifford Lambert Beaugent, Darrill Lambert Flying B, Girl, Robert Ford 13 Go. THIRD RACE. 350 Yards. 3 Year Olds and Up in Grade A Minus. Purse $1100. Daylighter, Harry Holcomb Lyco, Don McConnaughay Easter Fund, Erasmo Garza Bart Jr., Tommy Chaver Jay Big Elks Game Pleasure Key, Damny Canchola Top John, Henry Page Tag King, Clifford Lambert Ricketa. Little Dandy Snip, Alton Lawyer Also Eligible Cisco Moores, Ronald Banks Shu Calbber, Alvin Hebrick Cripple Bob, Jack Myers Bob Fish, Alvin Hetrick 14 Go. FOURTH RACE. 400 Yards. 3 Year Olds and Up in Grade A Plus. Purse $1200. Supersonic, Efrain Garza Magic Bar, Ronald Holley Kevin Hayes, Darrell Banks Battle Rockett, Tommy Chaver Crocketta Jake, Alvin Hetrick Cousin Twig, Jay Fishburn Fly High, Harry Holcomb Jack Harris, Erasmo Garza St. Louis Orphan, Rick Janian Derrrah Kenneth McReynolds Also Eligible Leo Bill, Ronelb Banks 13 Go. FIFTH RACE. 350 Yards. 3 Year Olds and Up in Grade AA Mings. Purse $1400. Artiel Bar, Tommy Chavez Miss U. Silver, Jack Myers Tiny Clabber, Ronald Holley Sulema Efrain Garza Roy Richard Lujan Prince奈 Bar, Robert Ford Chepney Darrell Banks Vandibreeze, L. G. Littell Old Arky, Harry Holcomb Burkes Tag, Clifford Lambert Also Eligible War Bank Jr., Erasmo Garza Becky Bailey, George McCarty Miss 89'er, Emil Armstrong Tony Lee, Robert Ford SIXTH RACE. 400 Yards. 3 Year Olds and Up in Grade AA Plus. Purse $1600. Artiel Jeep, Ronald Banks General Doug, Kenneth Chapman Royal Quest, Darrille Banks Pockets Pal, Henry Page Thingamajax, Robert Ford Robin Dandy, Richard Lujan Barbara Barn, Ernest Garcia Miss Ocho, Clifford Lambert Lofer, Alvin Hetrick Penny Cat, Jay Fishburn Also Eligible Galobar, Clifford Lambert Beaugent, Darrille B翰ent Flying B, Girl, Robert Ford 13 Go. VARSITY EVENT 120 HH-14.5 Hankins F., Baker F., Volum A. 100-10.1 Mphills A., Smith Kierfer F. 400-41.5 Bragg A., Woodward A., Gardner F. 600 1:97.6-Neal F., Shepard A., Davis F. 1LH 19.7-Hankins F., Runt A., Baker F. 21.8-McPhillips A., Smith A., Kierfer F. Mile A.:41.5-Powell F., Thompson F., Dickey F. Relay 1:22.3-ANAHEIM BJ 21' 5½"-McKnight A., Castricone A., Pletch F. HJ 5' 6"-Smith F., Volum Eubank A.F. SP 45' 4½"-Key A., Farney A., Harrington F. PV: 12-"Collannii F., Jaques A., Guemann Shepard. TOTAL -57½-%46%. BEE 70 HH 9.9-Boyer F., Naylor F., Shigenaka A. 100 10.8-Kormeier F., Logue A., Maher A. 600 1:30.3-Hurrecks F., Magnuson F. Kewari Hayes,Darrell Banks, Brocette Jake,Aldyn Hetrick, Cousin Twig,jay Fishburn, Fly High,Harry Holcomb, Jack Harris，Erasmo Garza, St.Louis Orphan,Bill Jordan, Derrrah Kenneth McReynolds Also Eligible Leo Bill,Ronelb Banks 131 Go. FIFTH RACE. 350 Yards. 3 Year Olds and Up in Grade AA Mings. Purse $1400. Artiel Bar,Tommy Chavez Miss U.Silver,jack Myers Tiny Clabber,Ronald Holley Sulema Efrain Garza Roy Richard Lujan Prince奈 Bar,Robert Ford Chepney,Darrrell Banks Vandibreeze,L.G.Littell Old Arky,Harry Holcomb Burkes Tag,Clifford Lambert Also Eligible War Bank Jr., Erasmo Garza Becky Bailey,Greg McCarty Miss 89'er，Emil Armstrong, Tony Lee,Robert Ford SIXTH RACE. 400 Yards. 3 Year Olds and Up in Grade AA Plus.Purse $1600. Artiel Bar,Tommy Chavez Miss U.Silver,jack Myers Tiny Clabber,Ronald Holley Sulema Efrain Garza Roy Richard Lujan Prince奈 Bar,Robert Ford Chepney,Darrrell Banks Vandibreeze,L.G.Littell Old Arky,Harry Holcomb Burkes Tag,Clifford Lambert Also Eligible War Bank Jr., Erasmo Garza Becky Bailey,Greg McCarty Miss 89'er，Emil Armstrong, Tony Lee,Robert Ford SIXTH RACE. 400 Yards. 3 Year Olds and Up in Grade AA Plus.Purse $1600. Artiel Bar,Tommy Chavez Miss U.Silver,jack Myers Tiny Clabber,Ronald Holley Sulema Efrain Garza Roy Richard Lujan Prince奈 Bar,Robert Ford Old Arky,Harry Holcomb Burkes Tag,Clifford Lambert Also Eligible War Bank Jr., Erasmo Garza Becky Bailey,Greg McCarty Miss 89'er，Emil Armstrong, Tony Lee,Robert Ford SIXTH RACE. 400 Yards. 3 Year Olds and Up in Grade AA Plus.Purse $1600. Artiel Bar,Tommy Chavez Miss U.Silver,jack Myers Tiny Clabber,Ronald Holley Sulema Efrain Garza Roy Richard Lujan Prince奈 Bar,Robert Ford Old Arky,Harry Holcomb Burkes Tag,Clifford Lambert Also Eligible War Bank Jr., Erasmo Garza Becky Bailey,Greg McCarty Miss 89'er，Emil Armstrong, Tony Lee,Robert Ford SIXTH RACE. 400 Yards. 3 Year Olds and Up in Grade AA Plus.Purse $1600. Artiel Bar,Tommy Chavez Miss U.Silver,jack Myers Tiny Clabber,Ronald Holley Sulema Efrain Garza Roy Richard Lujan Hershey Bears Eye Spot in Hockey Finals United Press International The Hershey Bears can wrap up a berth in the American Hockleague play-off finals for the second straight year Saturday night. The defending Calder Cup champions took a series edge over the Cleveland Barons Wednesday night when a pair of third period goals by Bobby Solger and Mike Nykoluk gave Hershey a 4-3 decision. If the Barons knot the series at three-all at Hershey the deciding game will be played Sunday at Cleveland. Tickets Still Available for Grappling Card Tickets are still available for the professional wrestling card at Anaheim Union High School tomorrow night. Reservations may be made byoning KE 5-4220 or KE 5-3049. The main event will pit Mr.oto against Mike Mazurki. Proceeds will go towards construction of a Latter Day Saints church in Anaheim. Unreserved ducats will be available at the door. A few reserved seats may be sustainable as well. Few Repeat Winners NEW YORK (UPI) — No tennis player ever has made a successful defense of the United States door championship since Gregory Mangin won in 1935 and 1936. SIXTH RACE. 400 Yards. 3 Year Olds and Up in Grade AA Plus. Purse $1800. Snopper Lee, Alvin Hetrick Black Bagred, Emil Armstrong Miss Vanwood, George McCarty Jody B. Reed, Kenneth McReynolds Top Socks, Robert Ford Flying Tom, Richard Lujan Eagle Flight, Henry Page Spring Robin, Efrain Garza El Chiquito, John Orosco Ada Jay Reed, Jay Fishburn Brandyblaze, Charles Toussain Tady Bar, Ronald Holley Mobile Gold, Lloyd Ballou Wer Bar Jr., Richard Lujan 14 Go. SEVENTH RACE. 400 Yards. 3 Year Olds and Up in Grade AAA Minus. Purse $1800. Little Rube, Richard Lujan Antler's Trade, Kenneth Chapman Eagle Top, Henry Page Hystition II, Alton Lager Rocket Bar, Ronald Holley King Rastus, Emil Armstrong Outrider, Lloyd Ballou Bar The Door, Clifford Lambert War Chic, L. G. Littell 9 Go. EIGHTH RACE. 350 Yards. 3 Year Olds. The Inaugural. Purse $2000. First Call, Efrain Garza Tidy Too, Robert Ford Just Request Thomas Chaves Triple Lady, Danny Canchola Miselle Bar, Kenneth Chapman Surgeon Kelly, Emil Armstrong Jet Sue, Clifford Lambert Fame Goldquest, Ronald Holley Miss Louton, Jay Fishburn Laurel's Pride, Henry Page 10 Go. NINTH RACE. 400 Yards. 3 Year Olds and Up in Grade A Plus. Purse $1800. Super Bar, John Orosco Judy's Miss, Ronald Holley Secret Storm, Jay Fishburn Dal Barn, L. G. Littell Rough Creek, Erasmo Garza James Clabber, Clifford Lambert Regiment Bull, Ronald Banks Rebob, Kenneth Chapmon Bar Count, Tommy Chaves Vanborn, Efrain Garza Also Eligible Bald Smoke, Emil Armstrong 11 Go. CEE 100 10.5—Lamb F. Neely F. Langson A. 600 127.1—Dickey F. Ramerr F. Keith A. 120 LH 15.9—Peralta F. McCoy F. Mitchell A. 180 19.5—Neely F. Langson A. Reinking A. RELAY 49.6—FULLERTON. BJ HI 4'—Cline F. Steele F. Barnes F. HJ 5'6"—Barnes F. Spencer F. Richter F. SP 49'10"—Bustomante F. Greene F. Taylor F. PV 5'6"—Pryor F. Crawford F. Nygren F. Braves, Yanks Tabbed Again NEW YORK (UPI) — The world champion New York Yankees are odds-on 5-13 favorites to win the American League pennant and the Milwaukee Braves are 6-5 choices in the National League in man-to-man betting odds on Broadway. The Chicago White Sox are rated second choices at 8-1 in the American League while the San Francisco Giants and Pittsburgh Pirates are rated 4-1 each in the National. The odds: National League Milwaukee San Francisco Pittsburgh St. Louis Cincinnati Los Angeles Chicago Philadelphia American League New York Chicago Detroit Cleveland Boston Reds Kansas City Baltimore Washington