anaheim-gazette 1949-01-13

SPORTS Water Poloists End Season Today The Anaheim high school waterpolo squads that defeated Santa Ana 11-4 and 9-3 in the Saints pool Tuesday afternoon and who wind-up the season this afternoon, taking on the Saints in the local pool. Winning their second consecutive contest within a week the Anaheim Colonist waterpolo squads defeated Santa Ana Tuesday afternoon in the losers pool. Led by Dudley Franks who connected for seven points, the varsity swamped the Saints at 11:44. the Saints didn't take advantage of them. This afternoon at 3 p.m. the locals wind up their 1948-49 schedule when they will meet for the second time the Santa Ana Saints in the Colonist's home pool. If Walton's Institution Jim Rymer the State Board At a meeting of the O State Division of Izaak League held at Fullerton Rymer of Anaheim was as a member of the B Directors. Fifteen of the vision's 25 chapters were sent at the meeting. The Ikes heard that they enjoyed a 35 per cent increase in chapters and also heard that the purchase of a 40-acre of redwoods on the Highway to be known as Izaak Walton league group. The state conservation again expressed opposition proposed tramway to be co-ed from Palm Springs to Mount Jacinto. The Ike their opposition on the coast that not only would this one of the new primitive left in the state but that the way was of doubtful stability. Action was also taken meeting to petition govern ren to act in favor of a the California War Memorial association to establish a st in Calavera county at a su grove which contains tr 500 years old. It is the lar oldest sugar pine grove and is threatened by log erations this spring. It was also learned deer survived remarkably in the recently burned the Santa Ana mountains are being fed by the state ment of Fish and Game. The Anaheim high school waterpolo squads that defeated Santa Ana 11-4 and 9-3 in the Saints pool Tuesday afternoon and who wind-up the season this afternoon, taking on the Saints in the local pool. Winning their second consecutive contest within a week the Anaheim Colonist waterpolo squads defeated Santa Ana Tuesday afternoon in the losers pool. Led by Dudley Franks who connected for seven points, the varsity swamped the Saints 11-4 while Jack Johannes scored eight digits to spark the Bees to a 9-3 victory. Last week the Varsity defeated Leuzinger 12-8 while the Bees won 12-4 for the poloists first victories of the season. The Saints played a rough game and a lot of fouls were called in favor of the Colonists which accounted for quite a few goals. Also the locals were hampered with numerous fouls, but fortunately the Saints didn’t take advantage of them. This afternoon at 3 p.m. the locals wind up their 1948-49 schedule when they will meet for the second time the Santa Ana Saints in the Colonist’s home pool. If Anaheim manages to win this contest they will have a record of three victories and five defeats for the season. Tuesday's Lineups: Anaheim Varsity Anaheim Bees Frank (7) LF ...Johannes (8) Waters (1) RF Alvarado (2) Wieblak (1) CF Weaver (1) North (2) CB Sharp Hoffman RG Davis Scoring Sub—Classen (1) Sailors, Oilers Play for League Lead Friday The Sailors of Newport and the Oilers of Huntington Beach will battle it out Friday evening for the precarious lead of the Sunset League. Newport moved to a first place deadlock with the Oilers by knocking off a favored Santa Ana quintet 49-37, Tuesday afternoon. In other games Tuesday, Fullerton squeezed by Orange 26-25 in a nip and tuck game and Anaheim swamped Downey 48-20. Friday evening brings Downey to Orange while the Colonists invade nearby Fullerton. SUNSET LEAGUE STANDINGS W L Huntington Beach 2 0 Newport Harbor 2 0 Fullerton 2 1 Orange 1 1 Anaheim 1 2 Santa Ana 1 2 Downey 0 3 Colonists Dump Downey, 48-20 Keith’s Kolonist Kagers kayoed a hapless Downey quintet Tuesday afternoon 48-20 and bounced out of the cellar into a tie for fifth place with Santa Ana. Second-stringer Joe Bruce coped scoring honors for the PM contest, lighting up 15 markers for the locals and may well cease to be a “second-stringer” after Tuesday’s fine performance. The outcome of the battle for the cellar was never in doubt with the wearers of the gold jumping off to an early lead and staying well out in front of the Anaheim Bees Buzz Downey 49-21 The Anaheim Bees duplicated the feat of their big brothers by beating the Downey Bees 49-21 in a walk-away preceding the varsity tilt Tuesday afternoon. The game took on appearances of a football game in the closing minutes with pile-ups at the foul line resembling line bucks at Anaheim Bees Buzz Downey 49-21 The Anaheim Bees duplicated the feat of their big brothers by beating the Downey Bees 49-21 in a walk-away preceding the varsity tilt Tuesday afternoon. The game took on appearances of a football game in the closing minutes with pile-ups at the foul line resembling line bucks at scrimmage. Big gun for Anaheim was Meade, who scored 12, followed by Hurtado, who connected for 8. The Bee Colonists led 12-6 at the end of the first quarter, jumped to a 29-10 lead at the half and then really got hot—boosting the score to 45-15 during the third period. LET'S LOOK INTO THIS! Mimeographing Vari-Typing Stenell & Art Work Direct Mail Advertising Typing JOHNNY Phone 2418 ON THE SPOT LETTER SHOP 509 N. Sabina - Anaheim Walton’s Install Jim Rymer to State Board At a meeting of the California State Division of Izaak Walton League held at Fullerton, Jim Rymer of Anaheim was installed as a member of the Board of Directors. Fifteen of the state division’s 25 chapters were represented at the meeting. The Ikes heard that they have enjoyed a 35 per cent increase in chapters and also heard plans for the purchase of a 40-acre grove of redwoods on the Redwood Highway to be known as the Izaak Walton league grove. The state conservation group again expressed opposition to the proposed tramway to be constructed from Palm Springs to the top of Mount Jacinto. The Ikes based their opposition on the contention that not only would this invade one of the new primitive areas left in the state but that the tramway was of doubtful economic stability. Action was also taken at the meeting to petition governor Warren to act in favor of a plan of the California War Memorial association to establish a state park in Calavera county at a sugar pine grove which contains trees over 500 years old. It is the largest and oldest sugar pine grove known and is threatened by logging operations this spring. It was also learned that the deer survived remarkably well in the recently burned area in the Santa Ana mountains. They are being fed by the state department of Fish and Game. Conservation Board Considers Proposed Projects California sportsmen, civic groups and individuals to date have suggested a total of 91 fish and game construction projects for consideration by the Wildlife Conservation Board. Board Consultant Seth Gordon, former head of the Pennsylvania game commission, estimated the cost of proposed conservation projects to total more than $20,000,000. The Board will spend three million dollars annually for the next three years from state horse racing tax funds. Gordon announced a working list of capital construction proposals which will be revised and expanded as additional information becomes available. Many warm water fish projects have not yet been submitted, he said. Most of the board’s temporary special consultants in various phases of fish and game conservation completed their investigations in December. Several will return for additional studies of California wildlife needs before Gordon submits his report to the board next June. Abalone Season Closes Friday Even though it’s winter, Californians may hunt and fish, but care must be used in what is shot or hooked, the State Division of Fish and Game announced. For those who like abalones, the season is still open but will end January 14. Ten abalones form the limit and five of the red species. However, a 1949 angling Anaheim Golfers Shoot for Perpetual Trophy Some fifty members of the Anaheim Golf association are at the Lakewood Country club course afternoon, shooting for the Perpetual Trophy. The cup will be awarded to the man with the low net score for the Field Day at a dinner this evening at the clubhouse. Last year’s winner was Frank Leonard. Other awards scheduled to be presented at the dinner are First Flight Trophy to Dick Gay and runner-up honors to Les Moon. Second-flight honors will go to either Ken Hellyer or Vernon Rold who will be playing-off this afternoon. Shooting in a playoff for the Third Flight silver are Maurice Shirk and Warren Lampman. Also slated for the evening will be the election of a new president to take over the job from Les Moon who has led the local golfers for the past year. Word received this morning indicated that Les will be seeking “relief.” Jesse James and Dave Levin in Mat Feature at OCAC Jesse James, the Golden Greek from Texas and Dave Levin, former world heavyweight wrestling champ will exchange grunts and groans tonight (Thursday) at the Orange County Athletic Club ring Evers Scores In December Postal Match With an increase of points per man over the scores in the National Match the cadets are due Major Comstock believe cause of the new lightship that has been installed range. The high man for this is Corporal Edward Evers a score of 99 out of a poin This is Evers’ first year corps, and he is develop one of the best shots on team. The scores for the month are listed as for Team 1 1. T/Sgt. Charles Kipp 2. Major Dick Davenport 3. 1st. Sgt. Dick Rold 4. Pfc. Alfred Lattin 5. S/Sgt. Bill Watters 6. Pfc. Ronald Wright 7. S/Sgt. Rod Wallace 8. Capt. Eddie Liptrap Team 2 1. Cpl. Roy Janes 2. 1st. Lt. Henry Bryan 3. S/Sgt. Don Barnett 4. Sgt. Willard Watts 5. T/Sgt. Paul Rumfelt 6. S/Sgt. Charles Lechtr 7. Pfc. Lloyd Dick 8. Capt. Bill Burr 9. 1st. Lt. Dan Berg 10. M/Sgt. Hershel Coult These men will fire in any National Postal Mail ing the next two weeks. NEW DAUGHTER The California War Memorial association to establish a state park in Calavera county at a sugar pine grove which contains trees over 500 years old. It is the largest and oldest sugar pine grove known and is threatened by logging operations this spring. It was also learned that the deer survived remarkably well in the recently burned area in the Santa Ana mountains. They are being fed by the state department of Fish and Game. Coach Keith used his entire 14-man squad with the second-stringers putting in more time than the starting five. Both Thatcher who scored 13 and Gray who swished for 10 looked well in the free-scoring affair. Tom Buckles, Downey mentor, seems destined with a cellar occupying outfit. Spark-plug of the squad is forward Crist who for a little guy sure gets around. Lineups: ANAHEIM Bruce, F ... 15 Menges, F ... Whipple, F ... 4 Denny, C ... 1 Thatcher, C ... 13 Lopez, G ... 2 Faulkner, G ... 3 Cramer, G ... Gray, G ... 10 DOWNEY Crist, F ... 5 Limas, F ... 3 Berry F ... 3 Carpenter, C ... 3 Pearce, G ... 6 Russel, G ... 48 Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Anaheim • 10 22 31 48 Downey • 4 13 19 20 IN LONG BEACH HOSPITAL Martin Thuesen of North Clauina street, is at Long Beach hospital where he underwent surgery several days past. He is recuperating as well as can be expected. ABalone Season Closes Friday. Even though it's winter, Californians may hunt and fish, but care must be used in what is shot or hooked, the State Division of Fish and Game announced. For those who like abalones, the season is still open but will end January 14. Ten abalones form the limit and five of the red species. However, a 1949 angling license is necessary. Lobsters may be taken, provided they are not under 10½ inches or over 16 inches, up to March 15, with no bag limit. The crab season will close August 15. The bag limit is ten in the Eel River and Humboldt Bay, but there is no limit elsewhere. No males may be taken under seven inches and no females. There is no closed season on black bass, sunfish, crappie, Sacramento perch, calico bass, or catfish. Likewise there is year-round fishing in ocean waters but an angling license is required. The season is limited on steelhead trout and salmon, closing January 31, and on February 28 in some special streams. The taking of clams ends April 30 in Santa Cruz and Humboldt Bay areas, but there is no closed season elsewhere. As for the lowly jackrabbit, there is an open season in all but Districts 4, 4½, 4¾, 19, and 22, and a hunting license is required. The Gazette Is Your Home Paper Jesse James and Dave Levin in Mat Feature at OCAC Jesse James, the Golden Greek from Texas and Dave Levin, former world heavyweight wrestling champ will exchange grunts and groans tonight (Thursday) at the Orange County Athletic Club ring when they meet in the "rematch of the season." The two boys met in the local arena last December 9 and it took an extra time elimination match before the winner, Jesse James, could be named on points. James then went on to take the club title. Their meeting tonight will be a best of three falls or one hour limit affair. Another tag team battle is being featured on tonight's card with Chief Little Wolf who appeared in last week's fracas teaming up with Buddy Curtis to see what they can do to Lee Bad Boy Grable and Angelo Cistoldi. In the first match of the evening, Frank Garza will tangle with RAY & OSCAR CLEANERS TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS -- MAIN OFFICE-PLANT -- 630 So. Los Angeles Phone 4014 -- VALENCIA HOTEL -- 182 W. 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Evers Scores 99 In December Postal Match With an increase of two-four points per man over the November scores in the National Postal Match the cadets are doing well. Major Comstock believes it is because of the new lighting system that has been installed on the range. The high man for this month is Corporal Edward Evers, he had a score of 99 out of a possible 100. This is Evers' first year in the corps, and he is developing into one of the best shots on the rifle team. The scores for the month of December are listed as follows: Team 1 1. T/Sgt. Charles Kipp... 95 2. Major Dick Davenport... 90 3. 1st. Sgt. Dick Rold... 95 4. Pfc. Alfred Lattin... 88 5. S/Sgt. Bill Watters... 93 6. Pfc. Ronald Wright... 94 7. S/Sgt. Rod Wallace... 95 8. Capt. Eddie Liptrap... 95 Team 2 1. Cpl. Roy Janes... 92 2. 1st. Lt. Henry Bryant... 98 3. S/Sgt. Don Barnett... 98 4. Sgt. Willard Watts... 91 5. T/Sgt. Paul Rumfelt... 94 6. S/Sgt. Charles Lechuga... 93 7. Pfc. Lloyd Dick... 86 8. Capt. Bill Burr... 97 9. 1st. Lt. Dan Berg... 97 10. M/Sgt. Hershel Coulter... 93 These men will fire in the January National Postal Match during the next two weeks. Leavitt Ford Beats Williams, 44-28; Take 2d Place; Perez Protests Game Scoring 30 points in the second half, the Leavitt Ford basketball team took victory and second place from the Williams team in a City Basketball League tustle last evening in a game which ended 44-28. Al Perez, manager of the losers filed protest, charging that Jackson who played a bang-up game of guard for Ford's was playing under an assumed name and not on the roster. Perez also expressed intent to check up on Earl Combs, former Huntington Beach star and USC player, to determine his eligibility. The game started off slow with the Williams team taking an early lead which they finally relinquished in the closing minutes of the first half. Half-time score was 14-13 in favor of Ford's. Thorton scored 15 for the winners, really got hot in the second stanza as did Jackson who got 11. Combs, in his short appearance, garnered 6. Ford Williams Neaman F..... Ochoa F ..... 7 Muck'th'ler F 4 Lopez F ..... 5 Thorton C ...15 McKnight C.. 3 Dick's'n F ....4 Pannier G..... Jackson F ...11 Wright G ..... 3 Scoring Subs: Ford; Elam (3), Strong (1), Combs (6), Williams; Chamberlin (7), Arbello (3). Knights of Columbus Win The green-clad Knights of Columbus finally broke the jinx that's been following them for the past three games and defeated a taller Garden Grove team 42-30. The Columbians had lost their past three games by one point but were not to be denied as they outran and outfought the Merchants. Mendoza and Stringer sparked K of C Garden Grove Holland (8) F Germain (10) Brunet (4) F Carr (1) Brunet (6) C Coats (2) Mendoza (10) G Gill (4) Stringer (13) G Fluegge (3) Olson (10) CITY BASKETBALL LEAGUE W L Aggies ...5 0 Leavitt Ford ...5 1 Williams ...4 2 Alpha Beta ...3 2 Garden Grove ...2 4 Knights of Columbus ...2 4 Ritz ...1 4 Rotary ...0 5 Games Tonight Aggles vs. Rotary Alpha Beta vs. Ritz County FFA Expect to Enter S.F. Livestock Show More than 800 Future Farmers from all parts of California, including the Orange county district, are expected to be represented with entries of prize livestock during the Grand National Junior Livestock Show which will be held at the cow palace in San Francisco, April 8 to 14. There will be 233 dairy animals, 661 beef steers, 1,200 head of market swine, and 766 market lambs entered in this year's livestock exhibition, the third in this big 1. Cpl. Roy Janes ... 92 2. 1st. Lt. Henry Bryant ... 98 3. S/Sgt. Don Barnett ... 98 4. Sgt. Willard Watts ... 91 5. T/Sgt. Paul Rumfelt ... 94 6. S/Sgt. Charles Lechuga ... 93 7. Pfc. Lloyd Dick ... 86 8. Capt. Bill Burr ... 97 9. 1st. Lt. Dan Berg ... 97 10. M/Sgt. Hershel Coulter ... 93 These men will fire in the January National Postal Match during the next two weeks. NEW DAUGHTER Proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. H. S. McClellan of Route 4, Box 14812, Anaheim, who welcomed a baby daughter Sunday at Santa Ana Community hospital. The tiny miss tipped the scales at eight pounds, four and one-half ounces. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS WIN The green-clad Knights of Columbus finally broke the jinx that's been following them for the past three games and defeated a taller Garden Grove team 42-30. The Columbians had lost their past three games by one point but were not to be denied as they outran and outfought the Merchants. Mendoza and Stringer sparked the Knights to their second victory scoring 10 and 13 points respectively. 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