anaheim-bulletin 1959-05-04

TO YOUR HEALTH — Youth Fitness Week receives official sanction as Mayor A. J. Schutte signs proclamation for the week of May 3 event. On either side of the Mayor are two local youths, Sally Davis and Barbara Goszewski, smiling approval. Bystanders in rear are (from left) Don Arnett, Recreation Supervisor; Lloyd Trapp, Recreation Supervisor; Eldon Hauck, Physical Coordination director for the Anaheim Elementary School District; and Dick Glover, Coordinator for the Anaheim Union High School District. Double Main Event Highlights First Local Boxing Card Wednesday On either side of the Mayor are two local youths, Sally Davis and Barbara Goszewski, smiling approval. Bystanders in rear are (from left) Don tary School District: and Dick Glover, Coordina- tor for the Anaheim Union High School District. Double Main Event Highlights First Local Boxing Card Wednesday An international Boxing card was announced today for Wednesda- day's opening amateur fights in the Santa Ana National Guard Armory by Santa Ana Boxing Academy matchmaker Earl Bebe. Academy officials have sched- gled eight fights featuring an am- ateur team from Mexicali, Mexico against a team of local fighters. The armory is located on Delhi Road and will seat 1,000 Orange County fans. Tickets have been scaled at $1.75 ringside and $1.25 general admission. The opening fight will begin at 8:30. Wednesday's feature bouts will be the double main event. The first half of the double main will match Santa Ana's colorful Dandy Del Duran (147) with Mexicali's Adolph Maya (147). The second half of the main will pit Beto Maldinaldo (124) of Pa- colima against Conrado Perez (124) of Mexicali. Duran was a finalist in the 1959 golden glove eliminations and cur- rently is the possessor of a 4-1 am- ateur record. Dandy Del will appear in his $2,500.00 zircon covered robe for his first fight before home town fans. Maldinaldo is the 1959 golden glove novice feather weight champion and owns a 5-0 record. Sammy Lee School Swimmers Grab Many Week End Victories The Sammy Lee Swimming and Diving Schools opened their 1959 competitive swimming season this week end by competing in a practice dual meet Saturday against he strong Pacific Coast Club of Long Beach and yesterday participating in the invitational classified age group meet at Santa Monica. Launa Crede, undefeated 14 year old Orange County Senior Women's Champion in the 100 meter freestyle continued her winning ways yesterday by churning the distance in 1:12.4. Other Lee medal winners at Santa Monica were Jackie Bell, Mickey Carolan, Peter Carolan and Tommy McLain. In Saturday's meet at Long Beach, Gary Hall, seven year old flash of Garden Grove, was high point winner for the Lee splashers by taking three first places and one second in a photo finish. Other ribbon winners at Long Beach in addition to young Gary and the Santa Monica medal winners were Marcy Borock, Howard Gilbert, Brian Lambert, Tracey Lambert, and Chris Morris in the 7-8 division; Judy Aaron, Cherryl Hall, Dan Johnson, Mike McLain, Jeff Morris, Pam Peterson Marcia Sobelman, Mike Swearingen, and Pat Carolan in the 9-10 division; More Yet Doug Bell, Steve Black, Tom Bortner, Marilyn Canary, Adelia Emery, Terry Messerall and Jeff Phillips in the 11-12 division and Charles Douglas, Mickey Gilbert, Sandy McLain, Roger Mander- performances of the swimmers, however, additional improvement Furry, Langdon Capture Beverly Hills Triumphs Jack Furry, 14-year-old freshman at Mater Dei High School, and Rick Langdon, 16-year-old sophomore at Garden Grove High School, were top finishers in the diving of the CIF High School Championships held at Beverly Hills Friday night. Both are proteges of the Sammy Lee Swimming and Diving Schools of Anaheim. Furry finished second in the Varsity competition while Langdon captured first place in the "B" competition. Four other Lee proteges who made top showings were Fred Stellborn of Anaheim High School, Jan Japhet of Garden Grove High School and Alan Balch and David Fielding of Santa Ana High School. THE CARD 1. Earl Bastings (146), San Fernando vs. Rafel Guirtez (145), Mexicali 2. Tom Peacock (114), LA vs. Beto Ramos (118), Mexicali 3. Julius Shanks (160), Santa Ana vs. Jack Thomas (162), Hawthorne 4. Ray Gonzales (127), San Fernando vs. Ramon Chairez (127), Mexicali 5. John Glasgow (134), Redondo vs. Jimmond Calperu (132), Mexicali 6. John Newman (118), LA vs. Salvietro Favala (147), Mexicali Double Main Event 7. Del Duran (147), Santa Ana vs. Adolph Maya (147), Mexicali 8. Beto Maldinaldo (124), Pacotino vs. Conrado Calperu (124), Mexicali Standby 9. Ron Harris (133), LA vs. Jose Rodriguez (133), LA Sports Mary Borkeck, Howard Gilbert, Brian Lambert, Tracey Lambert, and Chris Morris in the 7-8 division; Judy Aaron, Cherryl Hall, Dan Johnson, Mike McLain, Jeff Morris, Pam Peterson Marcia Sobelman, Mike Swearingen, and Pat Carolan in the 9-10 division; More, Yet Doug Bell, Steve Black, Tom Bortner, Marilyn Canary, Adelia Emery, Terry Messerall and Jeff Phillips in the 11-12 division and Charles Douglas, Mickey Gilbert, Sandy McLain, Roger Mander-scheid, Susan Morris, Fred Stellhorn, Jim Trotter, Diane Wagner, and Dennis West in the 13-15 year old division. Lee swim team coach, Rick Rowlen was well pleased with the performances of the swimmers, however, additional improvement and new recruits are needed in order for the team to retain the "Open" Orange County Swimming and Diving Championships it captured in its first year of competition last year. 50 FT. HEAVY DUTY EXTENSION CORD Our Sale Price $188 FULL 16 GAUGE INSULATED CORD IMPERVIOUS TO OILS - ACIDS FLAME RESISTANT AND WATERPROOF U.L. APPROVED - FULLY GUARANTEED B.F.Goodrich tires 524 W. Center St., Anaheim PR 4-7578 Sports Roundup SIMMONS TO TRAIN PHILADELPHIA (UPI)—Southpaw Curt Simmons of the Philadelphia Phillies will train at Connie Mack Stadium here to work out the kinks following an arm operation. Simmons previously had planned to work out in Florida. HARMAN OPTIONED MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UPI)—The Milwaukee Braves have optioned pitcher Bob Harman to Louisville of the American Association on a 24-hour recall basis. Harman, 21, had a 20-10 record last year with Atlanta of the Southern Association. RED SETS RECORD LONDON (UPI)—A Tass agency report from Moscow said Sunday that Russia's Oleg Fedoseyev has set a new world record for the hop, step and jump. Fedoseyev is said to have bettered countryman Oleg Ryakhovsky's record when he achieved 16.7 meters (54 feet, 9.3 inches). FRENCH SOCCER CUP PARIS (UPI)—A capacity crowd of 60,000 watched Sochaux and Le Havre battle to a 2-2 tie in the French Soccer Cup final. Each team scored a goal in the 90 minute regulation time, then scored again in 30 minutes extra time. The game will be replayed May 17. Tears of Joy, Despair Flow During By OSCAR FRALEY NEW YORK (UPI)—Tears of joy and of despair ran as profusely as perspiration in one of the most exciting week ends in sports history. No matter what you dish, it was there. And scrambling for top attention were a bargain buy English colt, a lanky pitcher whose career almost was ended two years ago, a heavyweight champion disappointed in victory, a muscular youngster earmarked for Olympian feats of strength, and a baseball manager for whom time simply ran out. Top interest was won by the little colt called Tomy Lee, a $6,700 buy whose earnings mount-ed to $371,617 as he won the Ken- tucky Derby and proved an old-tack room adage. 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Cans LIBBY Slices PICTSWEET Frozen Vegetables CUT CORN OR FRENCH PRIES 2 9-oz. Pkgs. CUT OR FRENCH CUT GREEN BEANS 2 9-oz. Pkgs. Potatoes 10 lb. 25¢ Bag FRESH TENDER Carrots 1-lb. Cello Bag 6¢ Fresh-R-Baked Bakery Ralphs Boysenberry Pie 8-inch 59¢ Ralphs PLAIN OR MARBLE Pound Cake Each 43¢ Ralphs SINCE 1873 PRICES EFFECTIVE MAY 4, 5, 6 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES MAY IS MANAGERS' MO Your Nearest RALPHS Store is RALPHS ANAHEIM STORE, BETWEEN EUCLID and LOARA...just off the Santa Ana Freeway Monday, May 4, 1959 Anaheim (Cal.) Bulletin—B-3 Now During Exciting Week End 1,617 as he won the Kenerby and proved an old adage. Day in the jockeys' quart you'd have to shoot a between the eyes to have a arm upheld in the Derby. They don't even bother or an inquiry most times. Bill Boland, aboard Sword Dancer beaten a nose by Tomy Lee in the big race Saturday, did lodge a complaint because he was "bumped" a half dozen times by Willie Shoemaker aboard the winner. The $94,650 difference between the winner's $119,650 and the second place finisher's $25,000 made it worth the effort. Tomy Lee stayed up on the board as the winner. Floyd Patterson flattened Britaain's Brian London at Indianapolis on Friday night—and lost prestige in the easy victory. UPI's Jack Cuddy had it scored shutout before the knockout but London didn't hit hard enough to bruise Shirley Temple. Milk & Dairy Days Ralphs has always been famous for Dairy Products...all types of milk, cream, half 'n half, cottage cheese, ice creams, sherbets...so pure and delicious they win quality awards year after year. Minimum-priced...you actually save 3¢ on a single quart of milk over home delivery...and fresher, because of direct distribution from Ralphs own creamery to Ralphs stores. Tend-R-Quality Meats Ralphs SUPER QUALITY—U.S.D.A. CHOICE GRADE Round Steak Best Center Cuts 79¢ lb. U.J. Choice Beef Round—Cut Thick WISS STEAK 77¢ lb. Freshly Sliced Lamb Liver 25¢ lb. 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