anaheim-gazette 1941-05-08

Aces Drop Into League’s Cellar Ripley’s Club Returns Home Next Tuesday; New Players Signed LEAGUE STANDINGS W L PCT. Fresno .13 5 .722 San Bernardino .12 5 .705 Bakersfield .10 8 .556 Santa Barbara .10 8 .556 Stockton .10 9 .526 Riverside .7 11 .389 Merced .5 12 .284 Anaheim .4 13 .235 Anaheim’s Aces slid back into the cellar of the California league last night when Stockston’s Whaley allowed them only one hit and beat them, 7 to 2. Anaheim had won the opening game of the series Tuesday by raking four Flier pitchers for 17 hits and a 19 to 7 victory. Frenchy Loumagne pitched the winning game Tuesday, having trouble in only one inning. Leonard Smith was on the mound last night, but was up against too much opposition. The Aces close the Stockton series tonight and then move to Merced for a week-end series. They return to Anaheim next Tuesday to meet Bakersfield and will remain at home for two weeks. The Aces wound up their two-game series with Riverside with an 11 to 5 victory last Thursday night, scoring nine runs during the eighth-inning rally. Len Smith was the winning pitcher, having relieved Tony Jeli in the seventh. San Bernardino swept the weekend series, slaughtering Anaheim, 18 to 4, during a rain-swept five-inning contest Friday, and taking a pair of 4 to 3 decisions in the Sunday doubleheader. The Saturday game was postponed. Funeral Conducted For Frank Fuller Funeral services for Frank Fuller, 78, who died early Friday evening after a brief illness, were conducted Monday afternoon from the Hilgenfeld mortuary. Rev. Stanley Frederick George officiated and burial was made in Anaheim cemetery. Fuller was a native of Illinois, but lived in Anaheim for 21 years. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. H. E. Pratt and Mrs. A. E. Rudd, both of Riverside, and four grandchildren. Women Bowlers Hold Sweepstakes Members of the Women’s Bowling league got together Monday night for a sweepstakes event to formally close the league’s play. Regularly scheduled games were concluded last week with Clarice Sportswear capturing the title, with Mutual Citrus Prdoucts in the runner-up position and Henry's Drive Inn third. Helen Gover, with a single game of 192 and a series of 513, was high bowler for the evening. Miss Gover also won the league prize for high single game during the regular schedule, with Mrs. Agnes Wagner second. Dorothy Keup registered the best individual series, followed by Carola Gough. A. P. M. Brown’s quartet had the high team series. Box score Monday: A. P. M. BROWN'S Updyke .137 133 189 459 Gough .163 129 161 453 Raines .132 136 143 411 Bender .159 133 152 444 Wagner .130 143 129 402 Handicap .20 20 20 60 TOTALS .741 694 784 2229 Council Commencement Minute of Prayer Looking upon the action of Rebekah Lodge No 268, I.O.of Anaheim is sponsoring an effort to conduct a minute of prayer the restoration of world peace each day as worthy of recognition. Anaheim city council last adopted the following resolution: "WHEREAS, Lois Rebekah Lodge No. 268, I.O.O.F., of Anaheim, California, has sponsored a plan to inaugurate a minute silent prayer each day for restoration of world peace," "WHEREAS, other public organizations of Anaheim heartily endorsed this plan," "NOW THEREFORE, BE RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Anaheim that commends Lois Rebekah Lodge No. 268 for this splendid undertaking, and" "BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that it urges all of the citizens of Anaheim to cooperate to the extent extent in carrying out worthy cause." "The foregoing resolution is proved and signed by me this day of April, 1941." "CHAS. A. PEARSON (Signed) "Mayor of the City of Anaheim." The Aces wound up their two-game series with Riverside with an 11 to 5 victory last Thursday night, scoring nine runs during the eighth-inning rally. Len Smith was the winning pitcher, having relieved Tony Jeli in the seventh. San Bernardino swept the weekend series, slaughtering Anaheim, 18 to 4, during a rain-swept five-inning contest Friday, and taking a pair of 4 to 3 decisions in the Sunday doubleheader. The Saturday game was postponed because of wet grounds. The first game Sunday went 17 innings before it was decided. Gus Hallbourg hurled the first 16 rounds, but gave way to Jeli in the 17th, and Tony was charged with the defeat. Jeli went right back to the mound in the nightcap and was again charged with defeat. Several personnel changes were made at the close of the series, with Catcher Shannon Denniston, Shortstop Verl Bright and Outfielder Hal Webster drawing releases. Signed to replace them were Prouty, Wittig and Frazier, infielder, outfield and catcher, respectively, all of whom had been with the San Bernardino club. Thursday R H E Riverside ... 001 120 100—5 14 2 Anaheim ... 000 000 29x—11 10 2 Switzer, Ferguson, Harris and Ramsay; Jell, Smith and Deniston. Friday R H E Anaheim ... 3 1 0 00—4 7 4 San Bernardino ... 2(10)2 31—18 15 2 Called end of fifth, rain. Shepard, Smith; Wheeler, Webster and Deniston, Charowhas; Cecil and Kappelman. Sunday, first game R H E Anaheim 010 001 010 000 000 00—3 8 3 San Ber. 003 000 000 000 000 01—4 8 4 Hallbourg, Jell, and Charowhas; Soderburg and Kappelman. Second game R H E Anaheim ... 000 201 0—3 7 1 San Bernardino ... 000 301 x—4 6 2 Jell and Charowhas; Grissom and Kappelman. Tuesday R H E Anaheim ... 002 551·060—19 17 3 Stockton ... 015 000 010—7 12 5 Loumagne and Charowhas, Frazier; Novak, Scott, Nelson, Strada and Stephens, Herringer. Wednesday R H E Anaheim ... 002 000 000—2 13 Stockton ... 000 202·03x—7 8 5 Smith and Charowhas; Whaley and Herringer. County Hospital to Mark Hospital Day Orange county hospital will observe National Hospital Day next Monday by holding an open house during the afternoon and evening, it was announced today. County Hospital to Mark Hospital Day Orange county hospital will observe National Hospital Day next Monday by holding an open house during the afternoon and evening, it was announced today. No formal program is planned, but visitors will be given an opportunity to tour the hospital. Tuberculosis Talks To Be Given Here Miss Beartice H. Woodward of San Francisco, a member of the staff of the California Tuberculosis association for the past 25 years, will be in Orange county for another speaking tour to child and adult groups May 12 to May 26. Her Anaheim schedule includes Anaheim Rotary club at noon and Anaheim Teachers association in the afternoon of May 19, and W.C.T.U. at Church of Christ in the evening of May 20. Buena Park Water Project Under Way Opening of a $10,130 W.P.A. project to improve water distribution facilities in Buena Park for the Orange County Water Works district No. 2 was announced Tuesday by the Southern California WPA administrator’s office in Los Angeles. It will employ an average of 27 workers for approximately three months. To remove those objects of sense called sickness and disease, we must appeal to mind to improve its subjects and objects of thought, and give to the body those better delineations. —Mary Baker Eddy Council Commends Minute of Prayer Booking upon the action of Lois Rebekah Lodge No 268, I.O.O.F. Anaheim is sponsoring a plan to conduct a minute of prayer for the restoration of world peace on day as worthy of recognition, Anaheim city council last week noted the following resolution: WHEREAS, Lois Rebekah Lodge No. 268, I.O.O.F. of Anaheim, California, has sponsored a plan to inaugurate a minute of prayer each day for theoration of world peace, and WHEREAS, other public spirit organizations of Anaheim have willingly endorsed this plan. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT SOLVED, by the City Council the City of Anaheim that it amends Lois Rebekah Lodge No. 268 for this splendid under-ing, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED it urges all of the citizens of Anaheim to cooperate to the full extent in carrying out this why cause. The foregoing resolution is appealed and signed by me this 29th of April, 1941. "CHAS. A. PEARSQN, (Signed) "Mayor of the City of Anaheim." ION COUNTY COUNCIL MEET TOMORROW Orange County Council Ameri-Legion will meet tomorrow at the Midway City Wom-clubhouse, it was announced week by Andrew J. Hayman,istant. The meeting will start dinner at 7 p.m., followed by business session at 8 o'clock. NEW ENGLAND PICNIC REUNION SCHEDULED The annual picnic reunion for New Englanders will be held all day Saturday, May 17, in Sycamore Grove park, Los Angeles. Each of the six states will have its separate section of the park and will open county registers. County Building Last Month High Building activity in Orange county during April was considerably higher than the previous month, statistics released this week by the Orange County Builders' Exchange reveal. Only one of the 10 incorporated towns reporting failed to show a gain for the month, while the unincorporated area also registered an increase. Despite it's total of $36,679, Anaheim was only seventh among the cities in valuation of permits. Santa Ana topped the list with $169,052. Placentia, with only one permit, had a valuation of $68,300. Total valuation for the entire county was $715,673, more than 50 per cent above the March total of $457,137. There were 401 permits issued in April as compared with 309 granted in March. Give Mother an airplane trip Sunday. See the special rates offered under Class. "Air Transation." MAYOR OF THE CITY OF Anaheim." NEW ENGLAND PICNIC REUNION SCHEDULED The annual picnic reunion for New Englanders will be held all day Saturday, May 17, in Sycamore Grove park, Los Angeles. Each of the six states will have its separate section of the park and will open county registers. Mother's Day FLOWERS FOR MOTHER A Choice Selection and Reasonable Prices LEE TRADING CO. 18 South Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Calif. New! Different-Looking! BAGS 98¢ Specially made to be lovely gifts! Handsome shapes and smart colors in simulated leather. For Her Summer Clothes! WHITE GLOVES 98¢ She'll be proud to receive any of these cool rayon styles! Nicely gift boxed — ready to give! INITIALED Handkerchiefs Dainty shee white linen, lavish with delicate needle work! Truly her favorites! 29¢ Sally Lea Frocks Crisp colorful florals, dots, stripes — pretty and practical gifts! Sizes 14 to 25. 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