anaheim-gazette 1941-02-20

Knott's Defeat Kiwanis Bowlers Gene Gough in Top Form with Scores of 246 and 608 Gene Gough, operator of the Anaheim Bowling center and member of the Kiwanis club team in the Service Club league, was in top form Thursday, rolling a single game of 246 and a series of 608. His efforts weren't enough, however, as Kiwanis bowed to Knott's Berry Place, 3 to 1. Elks club trimmed I.O.O.F. by the same score and K's Beverages blanked 20-30 club, 4 to 0. The box scores: KNOTT'S BERRY PLACE Wood ... 201 139 202 542 Wick ... 159 145 177 481 Kishmer ... 118 127 137 382 Steinborn ... 171 194 188 553 Ingram ... 170 175 168 513 TOTALS ... 819 780 872 2471 KIWANIS CLUB Marvin ... 156 131 164 451 Cone ... 154 205 120 479 Irwin ... 117 136 178 431 Young ... 158 157 165 480 Gough ... 176 246 186 608 TOTALS ... 761 875 813 2449 ELKS CLUB Shaw ... 130 162 203 495 Houts ... 117 109 110 336 Carter ... 157 130 101 388 Ardiaz ... 146 145 183 474 Wiseman ... 179 152 120 451 TOTALS ... 729 698 717 2144 I.O.O.F. M. Borgeson ... 156 178 131 465 Shawhan ... 97 128 102 327 Curtis ... 118 193 149 460 Compton ... 107 127 99 333 W. Borgeson ... 164 124 220 508 Handicap ... 15 15 15 45 TOTALS ... 657 765 716 2138 K'S BEVERAGES Shoemaker ... 136 136 177 449 Crowley ... 129 124 118 371 BOB WHITTEMORE and Virginia Criss, who will play the leads in Anaheim union high school's annual operetta to be given March in the school auditorium. Presented in two acts, "College Daze" features a cast of approximately 75 students and the 60 piece high school orchestra. AUBURN WALKER SETS NEW HOUSE RECORD WITH SERIES SCORE OF 694 Auburn Walker’s feat of hanging up a new Anaheim Bowling Center record for a series while final game of 221. Box score of the Oyster Loaf-Rummel’s game is not available. The others follow. Relief Association Board Studies Cases Orange County's Crippled Children's Relief association met Friday at Henry's Drive-In for a luncheon meeting and general business session. Special guests of the day were Mrs. Mabel Dickson, Orange county hospital relief worker, Dr. Edward Lee Russell, and Miss Helen Paull, physiotheropist. Several reports were given, including the announcement of the purchasing of glasses for one case, repairs to an artificial limb for another case, and dental care to another ward. Two new cases were reported and an investigation requested. IOOF Confers Third Degree on Quartet A pancake supper began the Anaheim I.O.O.F. when it met at the hall. Third degrees were conferred on one representative from Ontario and three from Orange, with Roy Pollock officiating. A large attendance watched the rites, and plans were later made for the "hard time" dance to be held Saturday, Feb. 15, at the hall. Band Rehearsal Schedule Changed During the next semester the Fremont school band will hold all practice during school hours. Monday and Wednesday of each week the school bus will pick up students at 12:30 p.m. at their school, bring them to Fremont and at the close of practice return them to their respective schools. Rehearsals begin at 12:50 and last until 1:40 p.m. "AALL ABOARD FOR MEXICO CITY" SLOGAN OF LOCAL SHRINERS "ALL ABOARD FOR MEXICO CITY" SLOGAN OF LOCAL SHRINERS Because he is planning an international ceremonial in Mexico in May, to which 6 special trains of Shriners, their families and friends will make a pilgrimage, Potentate J. Marion Wright of Al Malaikah was presented with a typical Mexican hat with compliments of nobles of Anezeh Temple, Mexico City. The sombrero was sent to the Mexican colony in Los Angeles for Senoritas Marianna and Teresa to present. ANAHEIM GAZETTE Bisbee Stars in Wednesday Play Lake's Men's Wear and Spanish Kitchen Win In Handicap League Lake's Men's Wear trimmed Lund's Paints, 3 to 1, while Spanish Kitchen and DeLuxe Cleaners split even during play in the Wednesday Handicap bowling league. Bisbee spread-eagled the field with a series score of 606, made by individual game scores of 205, 189 and 212. Box Scores: LAKE'S MEN'S WEAR Calhoun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117 140 121 388 Kishmer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 130 146 137 413 Whalen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 153 113 114 380 Crowley. ..... 193 200 183 576 Rapler. ..... 159 189 181 529 TOTALS ..... 752 788 746 2286 LUND'S PAINTS Dougan ..... 117 190 199 566 A. Lund ..... 132 143 134 409 S. Lund ..... 142 171 100 413 Hylton ..... 179 171 140 490 Backs ..... 100 110 120 330 Handicap ..... 6 6 6 18 TOTALS ..... 736 791 699 2226 SPANISH KITCHEN Gardner ..... 173 168 151 492 Larson ..... 125 130 138 393 Woods ..... 119 157 123 399 Beckler ..... 148 154 138 440 Bisbee ..... 205 189 212 606 TOTALS ..... 770 798 762 2330 DELUXE CLEANERS Choate ..... 94 137 155 386 Watkins ..... 166 149 126 441 Lowe ..... 122 165 121 408 Garner ..... 168 203 162 533 Angellis ..... 172 178 169 519 Handicap ..... 27 27 27 81 TOTALS ..... 749 859 760 2368 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH "It is God which worketh in you both to will and to do of his good pleasure." This verse from Philippians is the Golden Text in the SPORTOPIX Observed by Russ McComb Two jaysee basketball games of importance will be played this week end, both of which will have a decided bearing upon the championship playoff which will probably start next week. Tomorrow night, Chaffey and Riverside tangle at Chaffey in a battle which will decide Fullerton's opponent in the title series. Saturday night, in Santa Ana's Andrews gym, the Hornets and the Dons will tangle in their annual battle. Chaffey's Panthers are the pre-game favorites to defeat the Riverside Tigers and qualify as the last team standing in the way of Fullerton's fifth consecutive conference cage championship. Coach Muggs Mitchell's crew is on a par with Fullerton as an offensive team, having tossed in an average of more than 55 points a game. Chaffey also has the league's leading scorer in Vane Oliner, lanky center, although he will probably be closely pressed by Cas Breuer, Riverside's brilliant shooter who is third in the conference standings. The Hornets, naturally, rate the edge over Coach John Ward's Santa Anas, but their margin will be cut somewhat by the advantage the Dons will have through playing on their own floor. One thing is virtually certain, and that is the contest will be a high-scoring one. The Dons have an offensive record of almost 52 points per game and are practically a cinch to score 40 points against the Hornets. It is unlikely, however, Colonists Close Basketball Season Anaheim High School Cagers Conclude Year in Fourth Place Coach Dick Ryan's An union high school cagers clair night by losing to the strongington Beach five, 28 to 24 Colonists split even in the Sunset league contests and up in fourth place. Newport Harbor, by def Fullerton Friday, captured league championship by winning all games. Orange, defeated by Coach Ralph Reed's Tarsin in second place. In the preliminary game Friday, the Anaheim Bees edged out by the Oiler weights, 28 to 27, after many game comeback from a slow run. The Colonist varsity app headed for a surprise win when they led the Oilers at one stage of the game. Ington Beach wasn't to be considered however, and staged a wild victory in the second half that brought victory. Newport Harbor added the D championship to that of varsity. Class B. title was won Jordan, while Fullerton captained the Class C crown. Drivers Unhurt as Automobiles Collide Verla Wimberly, 116 S.K. St., and Brice Jones, 903 W. Ter St., both escaped injury from automobiles they were driving. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH "It is God which worketh in you both to will and to do of his good pleasure." This verse from Philippians is the Golden Text in the Lesson-Sermon on "Mind" on Sunday in all Churches of Christ, Scientist. A Bible selection presents these words of Jesus from Matthew; "Ye are the salt of the earth: but if the salt have lost his savour, wherewith shall it be salted? It is thenceforth good for nothing, but to be cast out, and to be trodden under foot of men. Ye are the light of the world. A city that is set on as an hill cannot be hid. Neither do men light a candle, and put it under a bushel, but on a candlestick; and it giveth light unto all that are in the house. Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven." Selections from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, state: "Let us watch, work, and pray that this salt lose not its saltness, and that this light be not hid, but radiate and glow into noontide glory." "Light is a symbol of Mind, of Life, Truth, and Love and not a vitalizing property of matter. Science reveals only one Mind, and this one shining by its own light and governing the universe, including man, in perfect harmony." The Hornets, naturally, rate the edge over Coach John Ward's Santa Anas, but their margin will be cut somewhat by the advantage the Dons will have through playing on their own floor. One thing is virtually certain, and that is the contest will be a high-scoring one. The Dons have an offensive record of almost 52 points per game and are practically a cinch to score 40 points against the Hornets. It is unlikely, however, that Capt. Bryon Austin and his Hornets will be halted with less than 45 to 50 points. The Santa Ana-Fullerton contest is something of a freshman-sophomore battle, in that the Dons have only one two-year man, Capt. Hal Lilley, on the starting five, while the Hornets are all sophomores except Olie Mathis, brilliant forward. The Dons were eliminated from any possibility of getting into the playoff when Riverside nosed them out 47 to 46 last Friday night. On the same evening, the Hornets were running wild to trounce Pomona, 65 to 42. Fullerton will be shooting the works for a victory over the Dons because that would give the Hornets a one-game margin in the playoff series. Should Santa Ana upset Fullerton, the Hornets would go into the series on an even basis with their opponents. This situation arises over one of the conference's rulings that gives the first place team, if undefeated, credit in the playoffs for the victory scored over the runner-up in regular conference play. No date has been set for the big series, but it is likely to be played next week, with Fullerton playing the first game away from home. Entirely New—Inside and Out! Frigidaire COLD-WALL Now at Lowest Price Ever! No Down Payment REQUIRED IF YOU ORDER YOUR REFRIGERATOR ON Now at Lowest Price Ever! No Down Payment REQUIRED IF YOU ORDER YOUR REFRIGERATOR ON Anaheim's Dollar Day Thursday, February 20 6 8/10 Cu. Ft. 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Orange, defeated only Coach Ralph Reed’s Tars, were second place. In the preliminary game last day, the Anaheim Bees were tied out by the Oiler lightnings, 28 to 27, after making a one comeback from a slow start. The Colonist varsity appeared added for a surprise victory when they led the Oilers 16 to 6 on one stage of the game. Huntton Beach wasn’t to be denied, ever, and staged a wild rally the second half that brought glory. Newport Harbor added the Class Championship to that of the city. Class B. title was won by Dan, while Fullerton captured Class C crown. Drivers Unhurt as Automobiles Collide Verla Wimberly, 116 S. Kroeger and Brice Jones, 903 W. Cen-St., both escaped injury when automobiles they were driving col- Anaheim Resident Gets Prison Term Frank Warden Sentenced After Too Many Violations of Probation Because he got drunk and violated his terms of probation once too often, Frank Warden, 26, of Anaheim is now headed for a term in San Quentin prison. Sentence was pronounced last Friday by Superior Judge Kenneth E. Morrison. Warden’s present troubles started April 18, 1939, when he was arrested for drunk driving following an accident in which two Fullerton men, Alvin G. Beatty and Bob Murphy, were injured. He was granted probation at that time by the then Judge James J. Allen. Four subsequent arrests for drunkenness were leniently dealt with, but the fifth arrest, on Feb. 9 of this year, proved too much for authorities to take. At the request of county probation officers, Judge Morrison revoked probation and sentenced Warden to prison. DAY VALUES SPECIAL! 3 GARMENTS $1 Cleaned and Pressed for ... (THURSDAY ONLY) Garments must be brought to our shop on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20th This is no Trick — Bring in any 3 garments Thrifty Cleaners 124 East Center, Anaheim FULL VALUE for every dollar you spend TIES Very latest coloring. Wool lined. 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