anaheim-bulletin 1959-05-02

A-2—Anaheim (CaL) Bulletin Saturday, May 2, 1959 I'll Handel This By LEONARD R. HANDEL (Bulletin Sports Editor) Word that Montebello's Rhinos may return to the Orange County area has brought about as much interest as a hot tip on yesterday's races. It goes without saying that when this club was in the area previously they did not exactly set the world on fire. In fact at many times there were more people on the field than there were in the stands. It is rather confusing to figure just what the Rhinos hope to accomplish in this venture. When the crew left the La Palma Stadium home site it was stated that Orange County would not ever be a sports center. If this be true, and we strongly are in disagreement to this statement, then it is even more difficult to understand why the club would come back for another defeat at the gate. A real odd deal here is that the head man of the proposed move, Dick Arbenz, was the guy who made the remark that Orange County would not be a sports area. No matter how they look at it, the Rhinos must understand a number of things. If the club was at all successful in Montebello they would never have thought of moving. Going back a bit, in fact, had they been able to draw in Orange County, they would not have made the move to their present site. Arbenz reports that the Rhinos are planning on playing in Santa Ana's Municipal Bowl if and when they make the move. Yet, regardless of whether they compete at La Palma or the Santa Ana site, they will still be faced with these problems. It is doubtful that the Rhinos can meet the competition of professional college, junior college and high school football. Regardless of where they play, the team is still going to have to fight for the fan dollar with too many formidable foes. At one point when the forces in question were planning on leaving Anaheim, it was stated that Orange County would support nothing but high school or junior college athletics. For this reason it is additionally confusing as to why the club would want to move again. Supposedly the Rhinos had found a home in Montebello. They were reportedly welcomed with open arms by the civic leaders who thought it would be a real good deal to see this team represent their city. Yet, here it is not even one year later and the club is planning another shift. These Rhinos have been moving around faster than a jet bomber. Regardless of where they play, the team is still going to have to fight for the fan dollar with too many formidable foes. At one point when the forces in question were planning on leaving Anaheim, it was stated that Orange County would support nothing but high school or junior college athletics. For this reason it is additionally confusing as to why the club would want to move again. Supposedly the Rhinos had found a home in Montebello. They were reportedly welcomed with open arms by the civic leaders who thought it would be a real good deal to see this team represent their city. Yet, here it is not even one year later and the club is planning another shift. These Rhinos have been moving around faster than a jet bomber from one city to another and it is doubtful that a shift to Santa Ana would be any more lucrative. While this space has always attempted to adopt a positive attitude, a line must be drawn somewhere and this is the best spot in which to do it. Let's face it. Friend fan just has too many attractions for his dollar and when comes Saturday afternoon it does not seem logical that he will attend a game when he can see a better one on television. In short, it is our belief that the Orange County Venture of the Rhinos, while interesting, does not appear to be destined for success. The results should be interesting. WEST ANAHEIM LITTLE LOOPERS West Anaheim Little League fans are looking forward to a highly successful season, one which should produce some good games before the year has run its course. Last season the group turned in a season which allowed a large number of boys to participate in the program, which was a good deal for all concerned. We wish them luck. TENNIS NOTE The Anaheim Tennis Club is looking back on a tremendous closed tournament which saw some of the best netters in the local area taking part. This affair has brought forth some great names in the sport and the chances are good that such will be the case again. Local racquetmen are hoping that this affair will grow with every season. Chances are very good that this will happen, too. WRESTLING WORD Understand that the proposed wrestling league for Orange County High Schools is going down for the third time. So much interest was aroused that each of the three local circuits, Sunset, Freeway and Orange, may form their own. Sports are looking up. We couldn't be happier, either. Southpaw Gene Snyder Makes Mound Debut in Dodger Fray CINCINNATI (UPI) — Southpaw Gene Snyder makes his major league debut today when the Los Angeles Dodgers attempt to even the score with Cincinnati. A crew-cut, roundhouse curve artist, Snyder will oppose former Dodger Don Newcombe or fellow yearling Jim O'Toole for the Reds. Los Angeles failed to take up any slack Friday on league-leading Milwaukee—which lost to San Francisco—when the Dodgers dropped a 5-3 decision to the Reds. Much of the credit for the Red win rested with Gerry Lynch who socked two homers and drove in a crossbar during yesterday's at Santa Ana College. Deni inch to annex high jump e Patterson Warns Jo By JACK CUDDY United Press International NEW YORK (UPI) — He weight champion Floyd Patterson fresh from his 11th-round out over England's Brian Lo sounded the warning today, be 100 per cent sharp for the fight in June." The 24-year-old champion Rockville Center, N.Y., said was only 55 per cent of roars against London last night and per cent of myself last against Roy Harris — but I 100 per cent against Ing Johansson in June." Floyd appeared ring-rusty day night at the Fair Grill Coliseum although he gave former British Empire champions a lop-sided beating that one ring official gave Brisbane. London, bleeding from his cheek and the mouth, was led out by referee Frank Kitt at 51 seconds of the 11th round when the game Englishman on the floor for the second in the 10th round a right chin had driven him to one but the bell ending the round at the count of five. Will Receive Guarantee London will receive $60,000 trans-Atlantic expenses for kicking. London's guarantee out of Patterson's total purse. Promoter Al Farb announced paid attendance of 10,088 gross gate of $122,885. The gate was 103,111. Patterson per cent of the net gate war 886. He also receives the total radio fee of $175,000, giving total purse of $236,866. After ing London's $60,000 and penses, he should wind up approximately $170,000. Floyd's fight with Eurich champion Johansson at York's Yankee Stadium. Ju is expected to draw a million lar gate. Although Floyd was far sensational Friday night registered his 22nd straight tory and his fourth defense crown, he had the distinct being the first man to knocked London off his feet. Major League Standings National League W L Pct. GB Milwaukee 9 5 .643 ... Los Angeles 11 7 .611 ... San Francisco 10 7 .588 % Cincinnati 9 7 .563 1 Chicago 8 9 .471 2½% Philadelphia 7 8 .467 2½% Pittsburgh 6 9 .400 3¼% St. Louis 5 13 .278 6 Friday's Results Phila. 4 Chicago 2 (night) St. Louis 7 Pittsburgh 6 (night) San Fran. 6 Milwaukee 4 (night) Cincinnati 5 Los Angeles 3 (night) Saturday's Probable Pitchers Chicago at Philadelphia — Hillman (1-1) vs Morehead (0-1). Los Angeles at Cincinnati — G. Snyer (1-0) vs Newcombe (0-3). St. Louis at Pittsburgh—L. McDaniel (1-2) vs Haddix (1-0). San Francisco at Milwaukee — Sanford (3-1) vs Jay (1-0). Sunday's Games Chicago at Philadelphia (2) St. Louis at Pittsburgh (2) Los Angeles at Cincinnati (2) San Francisco at Milwaukee American League W L Pct. GB Cleveland 11 4 .733 ... Chicago 11 6 .647 1 Kansas City 10 7 .588 2 Baltimore 9 8 .529 3 Washington 9 9 .500 3½ New York 7 9 .438 4½ Boston 6 8 .429 4½ Detroit 2 14 .125 9½ Friday's Results Washington 4 Detroit 3 Chicago 1 Boston 0 (night) Kan. City 6 Baltimore 3 (night) Cleve. 4 N. York 2 (10 inn. nite) Saturday's Probable Pitchers Boston at Chicago — Delock (2-0) vs Latman (0-1). Baltimore at Kansas City—Willhelm (2-0) vs Herbert (1-1). New York at Cleveland — Sturdivant (0-0) vs Score (1-1). Robin Roberts Asks Two All-Star Games NEW YORK (UPI)—Roberts, the National League representative, has proposed all-star games be played year and that proceeds from additional game be used for motion of amateur baseball Old-Timers Association and pension fund. The veteran pitcher of the adelphia Phillies made the gestion here Friday to the league Executive Council, agreed unanimously to mend its adoption by the league clubs. Commissioner Ford Fries he would poll all the major owners on the idea and said he would contact player representatives to give sentiments. Fight Results INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — Patterson, 182¼, New knocked out Brian London Britain (11). World heavy title bout. ENIS CLEARS—Anaheim’s Denis Vollom clears crossbar during yesterday’s Sunset League finals at Santa Ana College. Denis cleared six-foot-one-third to annex high jump event. He was one of many Colonists who raced to victories in the finals as the local cinder men captured the Loop title for the first time in 14 years. Matterson KO’s London in 11; Warns Johansson He’ll Be Ready Powerful Win Succes SANTA ANA — A razor-thin Anaheim Colonist track putting forth their best effort this or any recent season to a highly impressive victory at the Sunset League Track and Finals at Santa Ana College terday. The triumph was Ana first since 1941 and was with a standing ovation for large turnout of local fan tendance. Coach Bob Hager’s started early and finished they showed their superb many events both in the field departments. The Colony ran up a total of 62 4-5 points which distanced their nearest rival, which could only 43 1-5. Anaheim started to shine was in store for their o Monarch Decision Mater Del’s hopes for championship were given Patterson KO’s London in 11; Warns Johansson He’ll Be Ready By JACK CUDDY United Press International NEW YORK (UP1) — Heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson, from his 11th-round knockout England's Brian London, added the warning today, "I'll be 1000 per cent sharp for the big fight in June." Floyd appeared ring-rusty Friday at the Fair Grounds Museum although he gave the older British Empire champion a lop-sided beating that only ring official gave Brian a nod. London, bleeding from his right knee and the mouth, was count-out by referee Frank Sikora on the second of the 11th round, in the game Englishman was one floor for the second time. The 10th round a right to the had driven him to one knee, the bell ending the round rang the count of five. Will Receive Guarantee London will receive $80,000, plus Atlantic expenses for his London's guarantee comes of Patterson's total purse. Promoter Al Farb announced a attendance of 10,088 and a gate of $122,885. The net was 103,111. Patterson's 60 percent of the net gate was $61. He also receives the total TV fee of $175,000, giving him a purse of $236,866. After pay-London's $60,000 and ex-enses, he should wind up with approximately $170,000. Lloyd's fight with European Champion Johannson at New York's Yankee Stadium, June 25, expected to draw a million-dollar gate. Although Floyd was far from national Friday night as he registered his 22nd straight victory and his fourth defense of the crown, he had the distinction of being the first man to knock rugby London off his feet. missed — and on two misses, the back onto his heels with a "sneak-champion almost fell down." er right" to the chin and fought Nevertheless, he gave dark-well. haired London a terific beating. It was Floyd's 22nd straight particularly to the body. And he victory and his 34th in 35 fights. had the iron man from Blackpool. It was also his 16th knockout in England, staggering at least once his last 17 bouts and the 26th kayo in nearly every round. The third session was London's London suffered is fifth defeat beat. He knocked the champion in 27 starts. It’s Day of Decision At Los Alamitos LOS ALAMITOS — This is the day of decision at Los Alamitos Race Course with the quick quarter horses scheduled to settle two championships within the framework of a single race. The single race that will settle two titles is the $20,000 Los Alamitos Quarter Horse Championship at 440 yards and the two crowns that will be decided are the handicap championship and the three-year-old title. Ten horses seek the first of those two crowns, but only three are eligible for the second. The 10 in quest of the big one are Sure Now, Vandy's Flash, Tkday Too, Clabber's Win, Dr. Rand V., Clabber Bar, Vanetta Dee, Easter Maiden, First Call and Miss Louton and they'll line up in the starting gate in that order, reading from the rail out. The three seeking the three-year-old crown as well as the handicap title are Tidy Too, winner of last Saturday's $28,000 Derby, First Call and Miss Louton. They pack 116 pounds today, the others 120. The championship is at 440 yards and it headlines a nine-race card that gets underway at 1:15 p.m. and which is expected to lure upwards of 11,000 fans. Betty Jo Kiser's Vanetta Dee is the defending champion in the race, having stepped the quarter mile distance in new track record time of 21.9 seconds to win the event last spring, and she is the probable posttime favorite. She's the probable favorite, not because she won the race last Mater Deli's hopes for championship were given when second place Pomona heartbreaking pitching duck Going into yesterday's runner-up Spartans by a half with an 8 and loss mark. However, dropped the locals' read wins in 11 outings and by the Pomona mark to 7 and Mater Deli has only one game remaining on its that being with last place cis next Tuesday at Park in Santa Ana and a Monarchs come through w in that one they could do better tie for the title. Pomona on the other two more league games with formidable oppose Spartans must meet Mary Star of the Sea Monnoat at San Pedro and on fourth place St. Paul latters' Santa Fe Springs Neither the Stars nor S have lost home games this flip of Coin Should the league end way tie for the pennant the Monarchs and Spartan there would most likely of the coin to decide what would represent the League in the upcoming Playoffs. There is also side chance that both might enter. As for yesterday's thrill Monarch chucker John pitched a fine game for the Orange Countians, but timed of a poor hitting attack by his teammates. The Monarchs manage hits off winning chuckler lard while Huarte was all the Spartans to five singles. Goes All The Way In going all the way struck out three and w hit while his pitching advice whiffed three but walked Actually, it was a killed the Monarchs. In of the fourth inning with tied at 0 to 0 Huarte wall fielder Dave Cissell. T whiz then stole second and came home with t run on a squeeze by Don Bartley. London's $60,000 and ex-posses, he should wind up with approximately $170,000. Floyd's fight with European Champion Johannson at New York's Yankee Stadium, June 25, expected to draw a million-dollar gate. Although Floyd was far from national Friday night as he registered his 22nd straight victory and his fourth defense of the town, he had the distinction of being the first man to knock rugby London off his feet. The challenger weighed 208 pounds to the champion's 182¼. Staggering In Every Round Patterson had the artillery, but eight-months of inactivity since he knocked out Roy Harris at Aug. 18, made him miss the target often — particularly when went all-out with Sunday matches in trying to put his man away. They grazed and they Robin Roberts Asks Two All-Star Games NEW YORK (UPI)—Robin Robbins, the National League player representative, has proposed two-star games be played each year and that proceeds from the additional game be used for promotion of amateur baseball, the Old-Timers Association and theension fund. The veteran pitcher of the Philadelphia Phillies made the suggestion here Friday to the major league Executive Council, which breed unanimously to recommend its adoption by the major league clubs. Commissioner Ford Frick said would poll all the major league owners on the idea and Roberts did he would contact all the player representatives to get their commitments. Fight Results INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — Floyd Matterson, 182¼, New Yorkocked out Brian London, 208, Brittain (11). World heavyweight title bout. Penny Cat, Jay Fishburn Abra Cadebra, L. G. Littell Midway Red Head, Ronald Banks 12 Go. SECOND RACE. 350 Yards. 2 Year Olds Which Have Not Won Two Races. Purse $1200. Flying B. Iglott, Robert Ford Lee Maverick, Emil Armstrong Wan Vee, Danny Cancola Tirey Bar, L. G. Holcomb JVAC. Alvin Hetrick Peg Be Sure, Kenneth Chapman Tinky Vee, Efrain Garza 12 Go. THIRD RACE. 350 Yards. 3 Year Olds and Up in Grade A Minus. Purse $1000. Tequila's Cat, Jay Fishburn Cinco Moore, Ronald Banks Superonicic, Kenneth Chapman Oink Brown, Robert Ford Super Duper, Clifford Lambert Mame Kirk, Richard Lajan Trevor King, Richard Lajan Chantor Lloyd Ballou Pretty Request, Danny Cancola Challenge, Harry Holcomb 10 Go. FOURTH RACE. 400 Yards. 3 Year Olds and Up in Grade A Plus. Purse $1200. Mike Barrera, Efrain Garza Three Pats, Emil Armstrong Peaches Hazer, Kenneth Brittain Miss On Time, Felix Durousseau Rebob, Kenneth Chapman Vandy's Marcia, Henry Page Real Hug, Clifford Lambert Trevor King, Jay Fishburn Judy's Miss, Robert Ford Big Bar, Charles Perner 10 Go. FIFTH RACE. 350 Yards. 3 Year Olds and Up in Grade AA Minus. Purse $1500. Becky Bailey, Kenneth Brittain Secret Storm, Jay Fishburn Relita, Richard Lujan Dr. Teal V. Emil Armstrong Tinky's Inky, Efrain Gerza Reigning Bull, Tommy Chavez Shubalesh, Harry Holcomb Joe J. Gordon, Henry Page Magic Bar, Robert Ford Also Eligible Laughing Boy, Henry Page Kid Viersen, Tommy Chavez Banjo Miss, John Orsoco Adrian Jr., Lloyd Ballou 14 Go. SIXTH RACE. 400 Yards. 3 Year Olds and Up in Grade AA Plus. Purse $2700. Stan The Man, Danny Cancola Whirlaway Bob, Ronald Banks Kempis, Robert Ford Tebu Bar,L.G.Littell Black Barred, Emil Armstrong Non Stop,Felix Durousseau Night Deck,Henry Page Mack Shade,Richard Lujan Ariel Bar,kenneth Chapman Shady Logan,Guffield Lambert Also Eligible El Chiquito,John Orsoco Tonto Junior,Lloyd Ballou 12 Go. SEVENTH RACE. 350 Yards. 3 Year Olds and Up in Grade AAA Minus. The Newport-Balloon Race $600. Surge Kelly,Emil Armstrong Safety First,Robert Ford Vandy's Candy,Lloyd Ballou Do It For Me,Richard Lujan Johiny Bull,Aton Lawyer Suleo,Efrain Garza Eagle Top,Henry Page Little Rube,Derrrell Banks 18 Go. The championship is at 440 yards and it headlines a nine-race card that gets underway at 1:15 p.m. and which is expected to lure upwards of 11,000 fans. Betty Jo Kiser's Vanetta Dee is the defending champion in the race, having stepped the quarter mile distance in new track record time of 21.9 seconds to win the event last spring,and she is the probable posttime favorite. She's the probable favorite not because she won the race last year,但 because she won the shue fly and Miss Princess stakes in her only two starts of the meeting. Both of those efforts however,e were at 350 yards and today's championship is at 440 yards. Of the eight runnings of the championship,这 one is the most wide open. Only three of the 10 starters can be considered outsiders — Sure Now,Cabber Bar and Dr.Rand V. — and even a victory for one of those would not rank as a major surprise. Port Bend Ranch's Hy Harriett outfooted eight other swift two-year-olds in the best of yesterday's heats to establish herself as the horse to beat in the next Wednesday's juvenile championship. The Daughter of My Aethel — Tippu raced the 350 yards in 18.2 seconds with Jockey Charles Toussain up to win by a head from Leanna Leo and favored Mr.Sen Sen and paid a surprising $11.30 straight considering the victory was her third in as many starts. Regatta of Champions Set for Long Beach A Regatta of Champions will be held at the Long Beach Marine Stadium Sunday afternoon,June 14,它 was announced today. The big racing meet is to be co-sponsored by the Los Angeles Boat and Ski Club and J.C.Agajian. The event will consist of leading inboard races plus outboard and water ski events.It' is expected to draw most of the leading stars in the west. Powerful Local Tracksters Win Sunset Loop Crown SANTA ANA — A razor sharp Anaheim Colonist track squad, putting forth their best effort of its or any recent season, roared to a highly impressive victory in the Sunset League Track and Field finals at Santa Ana College yesterday. The triumph was Anaheim's first since 1941 and was greeted with a standing ovation from the large turnout of local fans in attendance. Coach Bob Hager's charges started early and finished late as they showed their superiority in many events both in the track and field departments. The Colony ran up a total score of 62 4-5 points which greatly outstanded their nearest rival, Fulerton, which could only acquire 3 1-5. Anaheim started to show what was in store for their opponents with the running of the 100-yard dash as Bob McPhillips and Bill Smith both charged to a one-two finish. McPhillips turned the distance in 10-seconds flat, which was one of the best marks in the meet. Colonyville then hit again in the 220, when Smith, McPhillips and George Bragg ran to a one-two-three finish. Smith, who has just about taken out an option in the sprint events, covered the distance in 22. Another Win The local cinder powerhouse then cracked through for a win in the 440 as Bragg took the win. He was followed across the finish line by Gerry Woodward, who almost caught him for the victory. It was a great race for both men in the time of 51.6. Newport Harbor's Bob Van Sickle snared the 880 in 1:57.1, but here Shepherd, of Anaheim, took place money. A highlight of the meet was the high jumping of Denis Vollom, who fought it out with Santa Ana's Bob Soldan. However, Denis snared the meet with a leap of six-foot-one-inch. A pleasant surprise in this event was the work of Ron Burt of Anaheim, who took a third. Mickey Castricone, who has been improving steadily since the start of the season, snared a third in the high jump, while Dan Shepard, a fine pole vaulter tied with Gary Dow and Don Jacquez, all of Anaheim for fourth. Also knotted for the spot was Guzman of Fullerton. Relax Win The crack Anaheim relay team composed of McPhillips, Woodward, Bragg and Smith won in easy fashion as they cruised to a time of 1:30.9. Bill Crain, who is rated as one of the better milers in the County, finished third with his best time 4:35. It took a new League record to defeat him as Fullerton's LeRoy Neal toured the distance in 4:25.2. The old mark was 4:27.9. It was LeRoy's brother, Grady, who held the old mark. It was a tremendous victory for the Colonists, one which will be long remembered in the local sports scene. Monarch Nine Loses Decision to Pomona By BOB LUSKEY Mater Del's hopes for an undisputed Parochial League baseball championship were given a kingsized set back yesterday afternoon Monarch Nine Loses Decision to Pomona By BOB LUSKEY Mater Del's hopes for an undisputed Parochial League baseball championship were given a kingsized set back yesterday afternoon when second place Pomona Catholic nudged the Monarchs 1 to 0 in a heartbreaking pitching dual on the winners' diamond. Going into yesterday's title fray the Monarchs were leading the runner-up Spartans by a game and a half with an 8 and 2 won-loss mark. However, the loss dropped the locals' reading to 8 wins in 11 outings and increased the Pomona mark to 7 and 3. Mater Del has only one more game remaining on its schedule, that being with last place St. Francis next Tuesday at Memorial Park in Santa Ana and should the Monarchs come through with a win in that one they could do no worse than tie for the title. Pomona on the other hand has two more league games and both with formidable opponents. The Spartans must meet third place Mary Star of the Sea Monday afternoon at San Pedro and then take on fourth place St. Paul's at the latters' Santa Fe Springs Diamond. Neither the Stars nor Swordmen have lost home games this season. Flip of Coin Should the league end in a two way tie for the pennant between the Monarchs and Spartans then there would most likely be a flip of the coin to decide which squad would represent the Parochial League in the upcoming CIF AA Playoffs. There is also an outside chance that both teams might enter. As for yesterday's thriller, losing Monarch chucker Bill Huarte pitched a fine game for the visiting Orange Countians, but was the victim of a poor hitting attack put on by his teammates. The Monarchs managed only five hits off winning chucker Bill Stallard while Huarte was also limiting the Spartans to five singles. Goes All The Way In going all the way, Huarte struck out three and walked three while his pitching adversaries also whiffed three but walked none. Actually, it was a walk that killed the Monarchs. In the bottom of the fourth inning with the score tied at 0 to 0 Huarte walked center-fielder Dave Cissell. The Spartan whiz stole second and third and came home with the winning run on a squeeze by right fielder Don Bartley. Geiberger Retains Individual Title HESPERIA (UPI)—AI Geiberger retained his individual title and led the USC Trojans to their ninth consecutive team championship yesterday in Southern California Intercollegiate golf competition. Geiberger put together two rounds of 73 each for a 146, two over par, compared to teammate John Nichols and Dan Frederickson of the University of California at Riverside, who deadlocked at 154. Nichols won a sudden-death playoff for second with a birdie on the first hole. USC's team score was 456 against 478 for UCLA. Occidental was third with 482, Los Angeles State had 492, San Diego State 496, California at Riverside 504, Pomona State 533, Loyola 538 and Long Beach State 547. White Sox Await Del Ennis' Arrival CHICAGO (UPI)—The Chicago White Sox awaited the arrival today of outfielder Del Ennis from Cincinnati at least a temporary answer to their search for a long ball hitter. The 33-year-old veteran of 13 major league seasons became White Sox property Friday. In exchange the American League contenders sent left handed pitcher Don Rudolph and Lou Skizas to the Reds. Skizas was immediately assigned to the Reds' farm in Havana. Ennis, a right handed hitter, played in only five games this season, hitting .333 and driving in one run for the Reds. He had his worst season last year, batting .261 in 106 games for the St. Louis Cardinals. He batted in 47 runs and hit only three homers. Percentagewise, Ennis hit a low of 1:30.9. Bill Crain, who is rated as one of the better milers in the County, finished third with his best time 4:35. It took a new League record to defeat him as Fullerton's LeRoy Neal toured the distance in 4:25.2. The old mark was 4:27.9. It was LeRoy's brother, Grady, who held the old mark. It was a tremendous victory for the Colonists, one which will be long remembered in the local sports scene. Following the meet, Hager expressed great pleasure over his team's showing and stated that, "It was a combined effort." He paid tribute to his coaching staff as well as the ball club saying, "The boys wanted to win and also the coaches, Dale Hughes, Gene Donnelly, worked extremely hard with them. Those qualifying will now advance to the CIF preliminaries a week from today at Kearney High in San Diego. SUNSET LEAGUE FINALS At Santa Ana 120 HH — 1. Hankins (F); 2. Baker (F); 3. Stomp (NH); 4. Carylise (SA); 5. Schlesser (NH); 6. Carroll (SA); 7. Smith (A); 100-1. McPhillips (A); 2. Smith (A); 2. Carroll (SA); 4. Peterman (NH); 5. Robertson (NH), 10. SHOT-PUT — 1. Hoffman (NH); 2. Penaffla (SA); 3. Harrington (F); 4. Hokanson (HB); 5. Huber (NH), 49t. Jim. 800-1. Van Sickle (NH); 2. Shepherd (A); 3. Patenno (HB); 4. Warren (SA); 5. Davis (F), 157. 440-1. Breega (A); 2. Woodward (A); a肯克(A); 5. Stomp (NH); 6. Hunt (A); 100 LH — 1. Carroll (S); 2. Hankins(F); 3. Stomp (NH); 4. Hunt (A); 5. Tie between Carylise(SA) and Belkford(NH), 19.2(new league record;old mark 19.3.Eastman,LeHabra, 198H JUMP—1.Vollom(A);2.Soldan(SA);3.Burt(A);4.Te amongMcCarty(NH),Smith(F)andEubanks(F),6ft.lin. BROAD JUMP—1.Reid(HB);2.Marvel(OG);3.Castricone(A);4.Haven(NH);5.McKnight(A),21ft. Blogin. 220-1.Smith(A);2.McPhillips(A); 3.Bragg(A);4.Peterman(NH);5.Hanson(NH),22.1. MILE-1.Neal(F);2.Corey(SA); Crain(A);4.Arriskson(SA); 5.Newart(NH),425(new league record;old mark 42:9.GradyNeal, Fullerton,1987). 880 RELAY—1.Anaheim;2.NewportHarbor;3.NewportHarbor;4.SantaAnа;5.HuntingBeach,1:30.7. POLE VAULT—1.Collanni(F); 2.Farquhar(HB);3.Winslow(F);4.TheAmongMcCarty(Jacques(A).Shenghard(A).Guzman(F)和Softhef(F). FINAL SCORE — Anahiem,52-43.Fullerton,43-1-5.NewportHarbor,34%;SantaAnа,29%;HuntingBeach,18;GardenGrove,4. CLASS C SOCE—NewportHarbor,45-1-5.HuntingBeach,35-2-5.SantaAnа,29-1-5.Fullerton,24-1-5.GardenGrove,4:Anahiem,3. ROBY TO ROME NEW YORK(UPI)—Douglas F.Roby, vice president of the U.S.Olympic committee, was on his Goes All The Way In going all the way, Huarte struck out three and walked three while his pitching adversarie also whiffed three but walked none. Actually, it was a walk that killed the Monarchs. In the bottom of the fourth inning with the score tied at 0 to 0 Huarte walked center-fielder Dave Cissell. The Spartan whiz then stole second and third and came home with the winning run on a squeeze by right fielder Don Bartley. Neither team committed an error during the seven inning titanic, and the contest kept the large Pomona turnout on edge throughout. WINNING COMBINATION — Here are the coaches who led Anaheim’s Colonists to their Sunset League track victory yesterday at Santa Ana College. Seen are head coach Bob Hager (center), Gene Donnelly (left), and Dale Highes. They are proudly displaying the first place trophy emblematic of victory in the affair. (Bulletin Photo)