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A-8—Anaheim (Cal.) Bulletin Friday, April 10, 1959 Sports 20 Foundations WILLIE SCORES TRIPLE NEW YORK (UPI)—Jockey Willie Steemaker scored a triple at Jamaica Thursday to make it 16 winners in five days. SIGN FOR BOUT LONDON (UPI)—Mexican lightweight Carlos Ortiz and Willie Towel of South Africa have signed for a 10-round bout at Wembley's Empire Pool May 12. SIGNS PRO CONTRACT NEW YORK (UPI)—End Mike Simmons, a free agent from Auburn, has been signed by the New York Giants to his first National Football League contract. CAPTAINS 1959 TEAM COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (UPI)—Howard Bronson, a guard from Falls Church, Va., has been elected captain of the Air Force Academy's 1959 football team. THIRD STRAIGHT TITLE WASHINGTON (UPI)—The University of California won an unprecedented third straight regional intercollegiate rifle team championship Thursday. BIG PAYOFF LINCOLN, R.I. (UPI)—Quest of War's first win of the year paid $102.20 for $2 Thursday at Lincoln Downs. Open Golf Champs NEW YORK (UPI) — Willie Anderson, Bob Jones and Ben Hogan are the only players ever to win the U.S. Open Golf Championship four times. Hogan holds the all-time lowest winning score for 72 holes—276. Floyd-Ingem May Bring F THIRD STRAIGHT TITLE WASHINGTON (UPI)—The University of California won an unprecedented third straight regional intercollegiate rifle team championship Thursday. BIG PAYOFF LINCOLN, R.I. (UPI)—Quest of War's first win of the year paid $102.20 for $2 Thursday at Lincoln Downs. Open Golf Champs NEW YORK (UPI) — Willie Anderson, Bob Jones and Ben Hogan are the only players ever to win the U.S. Open Golf Championship four times. Hogan holds the all-time lowest winning score for 72 holes—276. "WE'RE KEEPING UP ITS RESALE VALUE!" Take a tip from the boys, Dad! They know a car NEEDS the protection of a sturdy Garage to keep it running right and shining bright in all weather! Give YOUR car the protection it deserves. 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If he loses, it will be the upset of the century." By inference, it might have been added that everybody knows, too, what London can't do. Drives Ahead "Actually, the Patterson-London bout is on a strategic date to help interest in our bout." Rosensohn explained. "If Patterson looks good, everybody will want to see a great champion in action. If he should look bad, then a lot of people will want to be on hand to see whether Johansson can beat him." What happens if Patterson accidentally is cut badly or by some quirk of fate gets busted up? Rosensohn can answer this only with a Pittsburgh Phil shrug. Meanwhile, he is driving ahead with slick promotional plans which wrote some sort of boxing history Wednesday when he tied up with the Diners' Club for a world-wide package tour of which the Patterson-Johansson bout will provide the ice on the tourist cake. Big Guarantee The Diners' Club has guaranteed Rosensohn 20,000 spectators on the basis of $10 seats. 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Through its 200 associated travel agents in the United States, Canada and 76 countries in South America and the rest of the world, it will book tours to New York which will include transportation, hotel accommodations, fight tickets and limousine service all the way around. All of this can be charged by members to their Diners' Club cards. “This will be more attractive to large companies because they can make this a tax deductible item,” he said. In a manner of speaking this makes Uncle Sam a co-sponsor of the fight but, after all, Mr. Whiskers gets a pretty good cut all the way around anyhow. Sports on TV FRIDAY, APRIL 10 7:00 (4) — Boxing: Paoli Rossi, N. Y., (20W, 4L, 1D, 12Ko's) vs. Frankie Ryff, N. Y., (30W, 6L, 4 Ko's), lightweights (135-lbs.), 10 rounds from Syracuse War Memorial Auditorium. Score by total rounds won. 7:45 (4) Jacket Bowling: Dick Hoover took home $12,000 last week and returns to meet Paz Fajjo tonight. SATURDAY, APRIL 11 11:30 a.m. (5) — WonderBowl: Live bowling, from Anaheim. Get Your Dodger Game Tickets At ANAHEIM BOWL 1925 W. Lincoln PR 4-4710 are these five memual League play yeses worn by them — compete in the big time even though their vision is not perfect. They are (from left) Chuck Coles, Roy McMillan, Clyde King, Eddie Kasko and Del Ennis. (UPI Photo) MEMO TO AVERY BRUNDEN Saliva Tests SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Memo to Avery Brundage and the rest of the International Olympics Games officials: It's time now to set-up a station to take saliva tests of all athletes competing in the 1960 Olympic winter and summer games. Professionalism isn't the only big worry any more. Its the outside "aid" athletes are getting from scientists, inventors and just about every screwball associated with the sport. The latest threat to having track and field an "honest" sport is a new drug. But this is just one of many new "aids" to athletes that have been put on the market during the post-war years. For example: —The Russians invented a shoe with a spring in it so they could jump higher. —Somebody in Spain came up with a new-type, two-handed, wet-fingered throw in the javelin that made the event a dangerous weapon to anyone within 400 feet. Oxygen tanks have been placed on the infield to revive athletes so they'll be in good health for the next event. —and now drugs that will offset fatigue of the athletes in the longer runs. The national AAU says that use of drugs to stimulate athletes is against the rules. But, unless they set up a saliva test tent, how are they going to know? The horse racing industry, threatened with collapse because of the invention of so many new drugs in recent years, formed the Thoroughbred Protective Association and now at every track there Coach Changes Lexington — Before Adolph Rupp arrived at Kentucky 28 years ago to take up the basketball reins, the college had 15 coaches in 28 years. Fielding Mark Washington — Walter Johnson's record of 103 fielding chances without an error in a single season, set Floyd-Ingemar Go by Bring Rich Purse By OSCAR FRALEY United Press International WORK (UPI) — The Floyd Patterson - Ingemar Johansson title fight at Yankee Stadium on June 25 was shaping one of the richest bouts in history barring "the upcentury." Bill Rosensohn, the boy promoter who may be the sharp operator since Tex Rick-Just one problem which his fight into a fiasco. Patterson's "tuneup" title Indianapolis on May 1 in London, the British oppens if London wins? concerned," Rosensohn. We all know what Pat-do. If he loses, it will set of the century." Reference, it might have that everybody knows, London can't do. Drives Ahead v., the Patterson-London a strategic date to help our bout," Rosensohn. "If Patterson looks anybody will want to see champion in action. If he kick bad, then a lot of want to be on hand whether Johansson can oppens if Patterson ac-cis cut badly or by some mate gets busted up? Can answer this only Pittsburgh Phil shrug. He is driving ahead promotional plans some sort of boxing Wednesday when he tied the Diners' Club for a package tour of which Johansson-Johansson bout will be iceing on the tourist big Guarantee ers' Club has guaran-rosenohn 20.000 spectatorsasis of $10 seats. This o a $200.000 guarantee. is 200 associated travel the United States, Can-78 countries in South and the rest of the will book tours to New will include transpor-totel accommodations, hotels and limousine serv- Montreal Leads Hockey Playoffs By DICK BACON United Press International MONTREAL (UPI)—The Montreal Canadiens are off in front in the Stanley Cup hockey finals with a 5-3 win over Toronto on last-period power, but both coaches think the defending champs will have to "tighten up" to retain the cup. The heavily-favored Canadiens came up with a pair of third-period goals by Marcel Bonin and Dickie Moore to deflate the upstart Leafs Thursday night in the opener of the best-of-seven series. Neither team covered itself with glory in the somewhat lacklustre first game. "We have got to tighten up, particularly in our own end, if we hope to win this," said Coach Toe Blake flatly. Toronto Coach Punch Imlach, whose amazing Leafs surprised almost everyone by reaching the finals, agreed with Blake that the Canadiens will have to play better if they aim to successfully defend their title. "The Canadiens are dead pigeons, if that's the best they can do. We can beat them," Imlach said. Louise Suggs Leads Zaharias Tournament BEAUMONT, Tex. (UPI)—Louise Suggs of Atlanta leads 30 women into the $6,000 seventh an- MIKE MAZURKI vs. MR. MOTO at the Anaheim Union High School Gym TONIGHT APRIL 10 All Net Profits to Be Used to Construct Anaheim Ward L. D. S. Chapel Wrestling — Friday — April 10 Main Event — Mr. Moto vs. Mike Mazurki 2 or 3 Falls — 1 hour time limit Big Guarantee ers' Club has guaransohn 20,000 spectators asis of $10 seats. This o a $200,000 guarantee. is 200 associated travel the United States, Can76 countries in South and the rest of the will book tours to New which will include transporhotel accommodations, its and limousine servis way around. this can be charged by to their Diners' Club Louise Suggs Leads Zaharias Tournament BEAUMONT, Tex. (UPI) — Louise Suggs of Atlanta leads 30 women into the $6,000 seventh annual Babe Zaharias Women's Open Golf Tournament today. Miss Suggs, the defending champion in the 54-hole tournament, was expected to have trouble with Marlene Bauer Hagge, Betsy Rawls, Mickey Wright and Ruthie Jessen, all winners on the 1959 tournament trail. Both Miss Suggs and Mrs. Hagge have won the Zaharias title twice. Miss Suggs won it in 1954, Marlene in 1956 and 1957. 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