anaheim-bulletin 1959-05-06

Coliseum Relays Set May 15 Coliseum Relays fans, gathering at the huge Los Angeles Stadium on Friday night, May 15, will be treated to a 120 yard hurdle spectacle which will be unsurpassed in all 1959 track competition. The field is high-lighted by the personal due between Hayes Jones, Eastern Michigan, and Elias Gilbert. Winston-Salem, Jones, Drake Relays winner in 13.7, has a best time of 13.6. Gilbert ran 13.9 on the Coliseum grass to win the event last year, and had a 13.7 mark in winning the Penny Relays a week or so ago. The field also includes the Olympic champion Lee Calhoun, best time of 13.7; Francis Washington, Winston-Salem, 13.8; Willie May of Indiana, 14 seconds flat, Clarence Treat of Occidental, unbeaten in college ranks this year with a best mark of 14.0; Chuck Cobb of the Olympic Club, 14.1; and Yang Chun-Kuang (better known as Yadg). UCLA's Chinese import who has a best mark of 14.1. There is a possibility, too, that Rafer Johnson, now a member of the Striders, will compete in the high hurdles. The Olympic Decathlon champion and world title holder has a best hurdle mark of 13.8. The half-mile field also shapes up as the finest competitive group in the nation this year with Tom Murphy, NYAC; Dave Scurlock, the defending champion from North Carolina; Jerry Siebert of Cal.; George Kerr, Illinois speedster, Bobby Seaman of Fort Lee; Jim Cerveny of Occidental; and Gorell Edwards of Abilene Christian. high hurdles. The Olympic Decathlon champion and world title holder has a best hurdle mark of 13.8. The half-mile field also shapes up as the finest competitive group in the nation this year with Tom Murphy, NYAC; Dave Scurlock, the defending champion from North Carolina; Jerry Siebert of Cal.; George Kerr, Illinois speedster, Bobby Seaman of Fort Lee, Jim Cerveny of Occidental; and Gorell Edwards of Abilene Christian. Coliseum Relay tickets priced at $2.50 are now on sale at the Coliseum, USC and UCLA box offices and at various ticket agencies throughout the Southland. EIGHTWEIGHTS MATCHED SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI)—Matchmaker Jackie King has signed former world lightweight champion Lauro Salas to meet Joey Lopes at Sacramento's Memorial Auditorium May 19. PLANNING GAMES MUSIC — Joe Landon (left) president of the California Music Educators Association; Marjorie Dickenson (center), Nevada representative of the National Interscholastic Music Activities Commission; and Darrell S. Winters, president of the Nevada Music Educa- Outer Space Pigeon Fane BOB HUFF SEZ: "LET'S TRADE TIRES" Up to $150.00 For your old tires* When Traded on Four Fabulous GENERAL DUAL 90s Allowance off manufacturer's list price plus tax Manufacturer's list price-plus tax The Only Tire that Dares Offer FREE ROAD SERVICE If It Punctures!! *Depending on size and condition HERE'S ANOTHER GREAT LOW-PRICE PAIR! 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Los Angeles St. Phone KE 5-604 If Practice Makes It Easy By OSCAR FRALEY United Press International NEW YORK (UPI)—If practice really does make perfect, Wiffi Smith may be about ready after a three-year wait to take over from the late Babe Didriksen Zaharias as the boas of women's golf. The sturdy, stocky, freckled Wiffi hates to practice. Even so she averaged $2,000 a year in wins on the ladies pro golf circuit the past two years. "But you have to practice and you have to think," she admits in recognizing that she has failed to live up to her potential, "and I've started to do both." Wiffi was hailed as the "new Babe" when she turned pro at the end of 1956. She had been the youngest player ever to win the British Amateur, added the French title and at 19 was the youngest ever to play on the U.S. Curtis Cup team. She could waltop it a mile but, although won $10,251 in 1957 and $7,843 year, the consistency wasn't much fun enjoying life. The formula-born miss was a traveler, having been rail such varied spots as New England, Hawaii, North Carolina, Texas, New Mexico and Michigan. Falling naturally into the lady tee tourists, Wiffi showed she was a "collective happiness items" if not many dollar bills as expected list of her possessions is due at least to other 22-year-olds. She travels in a foreign midget bus which she labors "Realeast" along with a Sheep dog named "George," though it happens to be a Wiffi has a show horse stand some acreage she bought in Erin Pines, N.C., as well as vintage touring car name... Pigeon Fanciers Hold Shoot By JIM MOORE Members of the Outer Space Pigeon Fanciers Association squared off Sunday in their weekly shooting competition for a prize of as yet undetermined origin, it was revealed by a frazzled carrier pigeon today. In a match fraught with blooeys and blowups, target wood suffered and pistol barrels waxed hot until the final round shakily was squeezed off and the scores tallied. The (whew) results of the hotly contested match saw two men tie for first place. La Richard "Dick" Tracey, of the Santa Ana Police Department tied with Patrolman Paul Shoemaker of the Orange Police Department. Both first place winners shot scores of 385. Following the two first place men were investigator Bob Holmes of the Sheriff's Office, 379; Sam Lyons Jr., unattached, 378; Capt. Joe Morris, Buena Park Police Department, 374; Sgt. Gene Shaffer, Santa Ana Police Department Reserves, 368; Sam Lyons Sr., unattached, 359; Chief W. S. Sparkes, Buena Park Police Department, 352; and Sheriff's Office investigator "Chuck" Curtale, 349. Scene of the hotly contested battle of wandering wad cutters was the Orange County Peace Officers Range on Struck Ave. The match was under the reluctant direction of Chief Keeper of Pigeon Pens and Rangemaster Sgt., Glen Annabel of the Sheriff's Office. Bridges Inks Scene of the hotly contested battle of wandering wad cutters was the Orange County Peace Officers Range on Struck Ave. The match was under the reluctant direction of Chief Keeper of Pigeon Pens and Rangemaster Sgt., Glen Annabel of the Sheriff's Office. Bridges Inks Ram Contract Corky Bridges, a 195 pound offensive halfback from Central Washington College of Education, has agreed to terms for the 1959 season. Ram general manager Pete Rozelle announced today. The outstanding small college ball carrier in the Pacific Northwest last season, Bridges averaged nearly seven yards a carry on his 162 attempts and gained an average of 134 yards per game. He scored 16 touchdowns, and picked up 22 points on conversions for a season’s total of 118 points. Bridges started his collegiate career at the University of Washington but transferred to Central Washington after a two year service stint. The Rams drafted him before the 1958 season as a "future." NOW WE ARE 7! 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So much the same in price...so different CITRUS P 312 North Los Angeles Street Anaheim ROBERY 328 West Center Street Anaheim Makes Perfect Wiffie Is Ready Likes Traveling Wiffi simply was having too much fun enjoying life. The California-born miss was a natural traveler, having been raised in such varied spots as Mexico, England, Hawaii, North Carolina, Texas, New Mexico and Michigan. "Calling naturally into the life of the lady tee tourists, Wiffi soon showed she was a "collector" of happiness items" if not of as many dollar bills as expected. The t of her possessions is dazzling, least to other 22-year-olds. She travels in a foreign make budget bus which she labels the "Sealeast" along with a Shetland sheep dog named "George," even though it happens to be a female. Wiffi has a show horse stabled on some acreage she bought in South Pines, N.C., as well as one vintage touring car named "Su- she" garaged in St. Clair, Mich., for midwestern travel and another named "Bernard" berthed in Westport, Conn., for eastern travel. Looking forward to the Triangle Round Robin at the Canoe Brook Country Club in Summit, N.J., June 3-7, Wiffi finally has decided it's about time she started collecting more cash. “This year I started to practice and it has helped my game tremendously,” she admits. “My three wood and my irons all have improved and so have my chip shots.” There is more than playing golf to merely hitting the ball well, too, she has learned. “You have to think,” she explains. “So I'm picking my clubs better and taking into consideration such important things as where I am going to hit the ball, wind conditions and other factors. Before this, I wasn't paying too much attention to them.” The Bulletin SPORTS oo, Plymouth gives you the... 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