anaheim-gazette 1941-02-06

Anaheim Bowlers Hold League Lead Cone Bros. and Oyster Loaf Teams Top County Loop Cone Bros. and Oyster Loaf cafe pulled farther ahead of the field in the Orange County bowling league last Friday night by taking three games each from Marquis cafe of Santa Ana and Laguna Recreation, respectively. In the women's division of the league Fluorescent Lighting won four games from Lido theater. Bob Rundstrom's game of 236 was high for the evening and Leo Maley had a series score of 597 to take honors there. The box scores: CONE BROS. CHEVROLET Maley 212 171 214 597 LeSout 151 209 183 543 Walker 174 206 199 579 Gough 162 172 164 498 Patterson 184 201 193 578 TOTALS 883 959 953 2795 MARQUIS CAFE Johnson 180 154 184 518 Crawford 147 152 140 429 Sargent 219 226 133 578 Carothers 164 178 179 521 Harrison 152 179 154 485 TOTALS 862 889 790 2541 OYSTER LOAF CAFE Rundstrom 156 236 202 594 Comstock 178 138 200 516 Beneke 155 156 184 495 Del Giorgio 187 174 168 529 Schulz 220 194 179 593 TOTALS 896 898 933 2727 LAGUNA RECREATION Teague 156 179 224 549 Donnan 144 156 167 467 Kelechunt 162 171 154 487 Watkins 171 199 165 535 Hersey 178 163 168 509 TOTALS 811 868 878 2547 FLUORESCENT LIGHTING JAYSEE BASKETBALL RACE ENTERED FOURTH ROUND; FULLERTON AT TOWNSIDE While Fullerton's Hornets, undisputed leaders in the Orange Empire conference basketball race, draw a bye and entertain Compton tomorrow night, Santa Ana, one of three teams tied for second place go to Azusa for a contest that should decide whether the Dons remain contenders. Santa Ana, winner over Pomona last week by 67 to 38, share second place with Chaffey and Riverside, each team having won twice in three starts. Citrus has bowed twice, to Chaffey and Riverside, but trimmed San Bernardino last week end. The fact that the Owls lost to Chaffey by four points and Riverside by five indicates they are a strong club, one that is likely to grab the nod over the Dons. A most unusual situation exists this week in the conference. Five teams, each having played half their conference schedules, have an offensive average of better than 53 points a game. Likewise, the best average defensive record of the quintet is a potent 42 points. Such is the attacking strength of the conference. Santa Ana tops the five teams with a record of scoring 168 points followed by Chaffey with a fullerton with 164, and Riverside and Citrus with 158. The Horn defensive record of 126 is the best, Chaffey's is only 128, Na's is 143, and Riverside's Citrus both have 152. On the basis of these figures is a bit difficult to forecast ultimate winner. Fullerton, victories over Chaffey and Riverside, obviously has the edge and present, but faces the prospect meeting Santa Ana and Citrus foreign courts. Santa Ana faces Riverside, Citrus and Fulton, and has already lost to Citrus. The Dons' prospects are bright. Chaffey has beaten O and Santa Ana and lost to Fulton, which leaves only Riverside to hurdle to get in to the playoffs defeated by Fullerton, must meet both Chaffey and Santa Ana. It's a tough assignment, but Tigers may be able to fill it. All of which seems to add to the present time to a playoff between Fullerton and O Chaffey or Riverside, with Santa Ana having an outside chance. Knott's Pull Away From Kiwanis Club Knott's Berry Place pulled away from the Kiwanis club in the Service club bowling league last Thursday by winning four points. Funeral Rites For Albert Hasson Heil Funeral services for Albert Hasson, who, at his conclusion Tuesday afternoon from the Hilge mortuary, followed by burial at Anaheim cemetery. Hasson, a resident of Buena Park and vicinity. Lake's Holds Lead In Wednesday Loop Lake's Men's Wear held their two point lead in the Wednesday night bowling league by shutting out De Luxe Cleaners, 4 to 0, while Spanish Kitchen was also blanking Lund's Paints. For the second consecutive week, Bisbee of the Spanish Kitchen paced the bowlers with a high gome of 226 and a series score of 616. The box scores: LAKE'S MEN'S WEAR Case 135 144 129 408 Wagner 144 148 137 429 Kishmer 121 134 165 420 Absentee 134 134 134 402 Rapier 168 173 172 513 DELUXE CLEANERS Choate 138 126 123 388 Lowe 127 169 127 423 Carmichael 108 123 122 343 Watkins 164 153 163 482 Whalen 98 92 103 203 SPANISH KITCHEN Gardner 172 130 185 487 Woods 132 123 143 398 Larsen 128 122 175 425 Beckler 119 169 166 454 Bisbee 211 179 226 616 LUND'S PAINTS A. Lund 124 132 109 365 Backs 114 92 136 342 Hylton 161 167,142 470 Endicott 121 103,132 356 Gough 137,152,150,439 TOTALS: 862,889,790,2541 896,898,933,2727 811,868,878,2547 730,666*742,2138 730,666,659,1971 *Won play-off Knott's Pull Away From Kiwanis Club Knott's Berry Place pulled away from the Kiwanis club in the Service club bowling league last Thursday by winning four points from the Elks while the Kiwanians were taking three and losing one to 20-30 club. Knott's now leads by one point. In the other game, I.O.O.F. beat K's Beverages, 3 to 1. Ingram had a high game of 213 while Gough took series honors with 568. The box scores: KNOTT'S BERRY PLACE Davis 163,153,150,466 Wick 179,118,155,443 Stracner 147,169,179,495 Wood 160,175,164,499 Ingram 213,200,144,557 TOTALS: 853,815,792,2460 ELKS CLUB Shaw 124,176,175,475 Carter 129,143,106,388 Houts 149,113,123,375 Ardazniz 148,123,131,402 Phillips 200,177,163,540 Handcap 45,45,45,135 TOTALS: 795,777,743,2315 KIWANIS CLUB Lane 160,180,195,525 Easton 153,153,154,460 Lencke 175,166,162,503 TOTALS: 561,524,557,1642 BONEY'S DODGES C. Gough 97,131,111,339 Wolfe 120,117,139,376 P. Raines 128,125,109,362 A. Wagner 168,145,126,439 TOTALS: 531,518,485,1516 Funeral Rites For Albert Hasson Heil Funeral services for Albert Hasson, age 87, were conducted Tuesday afternoon from the Hilge mortuary, followed by burial at Anaheim cemetery. Hasson is a student of Buena Park and vice for 27 years; died last Friday. The last member of his parting family, Hasson is survived on three nephews; Ray M. Hasson Glendale; E. Galen Hasson Huntington Beach; and Dean Hasson of Placentit. Young: 141,165,153 Gough: 186，212，170 TOTALS: 815，876，834 20-30 CLUB Wagner: 158，171，203 Sowder: 120，111，141 LaMont: 124，152，141 Klein: 129，173，138 Dougan: 160，178，十八5 Handcap: 42，42，42 TOTALS: 733，827，850 M. Borgeson: 140，十九6，十八7 Shawhan: 十二7，十七，十八 Zincke: 90，十三，十七 Ten Eyck: 十八，三十，十六 W. Borgeson: 十八，十八，十九 Handcap: 三十，三十，三十 TOTALS: 70l，八五，四，八七 K'S BEVERAGES Colman: 十四，十四，十八六 Crowley: 十五，十六，十八二 Soale: 十五，十七，十八五 Sheenmaker: 十八，十七，十八四 Wright: 十六，十五，十八三 TOTALS: .八十，七十，五，十八四 Brown’s Overtake Clarice Bowlers A. P. M. Brown’s bowling team forged into the lead in the Women's league Monday night, taking a one point advantage over Clarice Sportswear. Brown’s won three points from Eltiste & Co., while Clarice’s were dropping four to Henry’s Drive In. In the other game, M. C. P. took four points from Boney’s Dodges. Helen Gover of M. C. P. took individual honors with a game of 222 and a series of 530. The box scores: A. P. M. BROWN A. Mullins 169 133 188 490 M. Fitz (av) 119 119 119 357 B. Wick 112 78 141 331 D. Law 145 167 146 458 Handicap 14 14 14 42 TOTALS 559 511 608 1678 ELTISTE & CO. O. Shoemaker 105 164 117 386 M. Updyke 145 138 123 406 H. Downing 95 137 129 361 A. Coleman 153 149 167 469 TOTALS 498 588 536 1522 HENRY'S DRIVE IN Dougan 133 151 140 424 Pesterfield 130 139 139 408 Fassel 126 140 189 455 Silze 146 137 163 446 Handicap 21 21 21 63 TOTALS 556 588 652 1796 CLARICE SPORTSWEAR Crowley 127 160 124 411 Aufdenkamp 148 139 179 456 Palm 121 122 157 406 Williams 156 120 141 417 TOTALS 542 541 601 1684 MUTUAL CITRUS PRODUCTS H. Connstock 120 118 118 356 O. Keup 108 130 151 389 L. Dickenson 98 112 134 344 H. Gover 222 154 154 530 Handicap 13 10 DRIVE IT ONCE AND YOU'LL DRIVE IT ALWAYS! AGAIN CHEVROLET'S THE LEADER You'll say FIRST BECAUSE IT'S CONE BI Easy GMAC Territory 215 N. Los Angeles St. Phone RACE ENTERS HELPTON AT TOP A record of scoring 168 points was by Chaffey with 166, Helton with 164, and Riverside Citrus with 158. The Hornet's intensive record of 126 is the low-Chaffey's is only 128 Santa Clara is 143, and Riverside and Citrus both have 152. On the basis of these figures, it is bit difficult to forecast the state winner. Fullerton, with series over Chaffey and River, obviously has the edge at the moment, but faces the prospect of leading Santa Ana and Citrus on sign courts. Santa Ana must Riverside, Citrus and Fullerand has already lost to Chaffey. The Dons' prospects are not out. Chaffey has beaten Citrus Santa Ana and lost to Fuller, which leaves only Riversideurdle to get in to the playoff side, winners over Citrus but dated by Fullerton, must still be both Chaffey and Santa Ana. A tough assignment, but the cars may be able to fill it. Of which seems to add up at present time to a playoff series between Fullerton and either Chaffey or Riverside, with Santa having an outside chance. GENERAL RITES FOR ABERT HASSON HELD General services for Albert Haslon were conducted Tuesday noon from the Hilgenfeld Quay, followed by burial in the Imim cemetery. Haslon, a resident of Buena Park and vicinity. Schleuter Bowls 279 Tuesday Night Lehr's Service Holds Lead in 800 Scratch League Ed Scheulter's single game of 279 and series of 616 stole the show during Tuesday night's contests in the Scratch Bowling league. Schleuter paced his team to a 3 to 1 victory over Mutual Citrus Products, while Curley Williams' Cafe won from Jack Corn by the same score. Lehr's Service shut out Howard's Garage, 4 to 0. The box scores: SCHLEUTER'S SERVICE Weaver 152 134 143 429 Taylor 194 179 174 547 Raplier (av) 165 165 165 495 Tohn (av) 162 162 162 486 Schleuter 158 279 179 616 TOTALS 831 919 823 2573 MUTUAL CITRUS PRODUCTS C. Comstock 187 202 160 549 Hansard 201 160 132 493 Dickenson 149 204 176 529 Gover 155 140 127 422 Del Giorgio 170 195 193 558 TOTALS 862 901 788 2551 LEHR'S SERVICE Wagner 212 176 182 570 Dayls 199 237 143 579 Steinborn 193 222 155 570 Bisbee 140 164 194 498 Ingram (av) 168 168 168 504 TOTALS 912 967 842 2721 HOWARD'S GARAGE Maley 181 156 176 513 Fitz 159 176 152 487 W. Comstock 152 130 98 380 Howard 154 206 161 521 Rundstrom 189 180 210 579 TOTALS 835 848 797 2480 CURLEY WILLIAMS' CAFE Williams 134 150 168 452 Roach 176 162 237 575 Mercurio 157 168 157 482 Kirk 148 137 154 439 Le Sout 237 174 166 577 Santa Ana Woman Hurt in Accident A collision between cars driven by Lynn W. Bush, I19 E. Alberta St., and E. W. Lashby, I92 Halliday St., Santa Ana, at the intersection of Acacia street and Romneya drive Thursday evening resulted in slight injuries to Mrs. Lashby, according to reports. Men Slightly Hurt When Cars Collide Only slight injuries were suffered when two automobiles collided on Palm street, between North and LeVerne streets about l:45 a.m. Monday, according to Anaheim police records. Those hurt were the drivers of the machines, H. T. McCaulou, 68, of RFD 3, box i4l, and Paul E. Bakenhus, i30, of f522 S. Indiana. MOTORIST SENTENCED Eddie Sandoval, i26, of i19 S. the county jail serving a 75-day sentence following his plea of guilty to a charge of drunk driving before City Judge Frank Tausch Monday morning. He was arrested at i5 a.m. Monday. STATIONERY IN GIFT BOXES GENERAL RITES FOR ABERT HASSON HELD General services for Albert Hasson, 187, were conducted Tuesday amoon from the Hilgenfeld January, followed by burial in heim cemetery. Hasson, a resident of Buena Park and vicinity 27 years, died last Friday. Last member of his particular only, Hasson is survived only by nephews, Ray M. Hasson of Waddle, E. Galen Hasson of Bingham Beach, and Dean W. von of Placentit. MINNESOTA PICNIC The annual picnic reunion of the Minnesotans in California will be held all day, Saturday, Feb. 15, in Sycamore Grove park, Los Angeles. All the picnic attractions will be offered, hot coffee served, silk badges supplied, county headquarters open all day. Sweet revenge of the famous French actor's long discarded wife. Her Nazi friends have made her dictator of the Parisian stage, so now she can force her ex-husband and her three pretty successors to play any role she chooses—or none at all. Read of this ironic twist of fate and how she plans to use it, as told in The Amercian Weekly, the magazine distributed with next week's LOS ANGELES EXAMINER.—Adv. Among All Ling Low-Priced Cars LET FOR '41 IS FIRST IN WILL-CLIMBING STATIONERY IN GIFT BOXES 25 Sheets 25 Envelopes While they Last This is a Real Bargain and wont last. 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Rudolf Friml, jr. is the son the illustrious composer who wrote such world-renowned music as "The Vagabond King," "Rose Marie," "The Firefly" and "The Three Musketeers." As a pupil of his father, young Friml is a thoroughly educated musician with a profound knowledge of both classics and popular music. Friml, jr. has created many brilliant and unusual arrangements of his father's music which he alone has the privilege of playing since this music has been restricted from general use. Friml, jr. is 26 years of age. He was born and raised in Los Angeles, attended the public schools there, and graduated from the University of Southern California. His father taught him music, and he was an accomplished pianist before he graduated from grade school. During his stay at the University of Southern California, he turned to the study of musical theory and composition and has composed several works for the piano and orchestra. 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