anaheim-gazette 1949-01-27

Anaheim Bees In First Place Tie with Sailors Coach John Wallin's high-flying Bee won their fifth game Tuesday, romping over Fullerton 45-24 Tuesday afternoon on the home court. The Colonist's Bees, who are deadlocked for first with the Newport Harbor team, were never in trouble as they completely outplayed the invaders. Curtis Meade bounced back into the scoring column, clicking for 10 points, followed by his co-center, Dickenson who counted for 9. The locals led 11-1 at the end of the first quarter and had a 22-10 half-time edge. Line-ups: Anaheim (45) Fullerton (24) Duncan 1 F Java 15 Helsing 3 F Criswell 1 Meade 10 C Mansfield 2 Lemcke 7 G Grant Bonner 6 G Boyd Scoring substitutes: Anaheim—Dickenson (9), Hurtado (2), Cleveland (4), Demaree (3). Fullerton—Goldsmith (4), Wells (1), Ozias (1). SUNSET BEE STANDINGS W L Anaheim .....5 1 Newport Harbor .....5 1 Huntington Beach .....4 2 Fullerton .....3 3 Orange .....3 3 Downey .....1 6 Santa Ana .....0 5 CEES BOX SCORE Anaheim (39) Fullerton (8) Ball 12 F Owens 2 Huesca 8 F Nelson 1 Stierborn 4 C Boyd 4 Webber G Harrey DEES BOX SCORE Anaheim (27) Fullerton (11) Bevins 6 F Reed 1 Coykendall 6 F Smart 2 Lyons 10 C Younger Rees 5 G Fujino Wells G Walker 3 Scoring substitutes: Fullerton—McKnight (2), Humbert (1), Potter (1) and Fields (1). Anaheim Golfers Shoot Today for Perpetual Trophy Some fifty members of the Anaheim Golf association are at the Lakewood Country club course this afternoon for their annual Field Day and will be shooting for the organization's Perpetual Trophy. Figured as "high honor" in Anaheim golf circles, the cup is awarded to the man with the net low score for the day. 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 to Ken Hellyer or Vernon Rold who will be playing-off this afternoon and Third-flight silver to Maurice Shirk or Warren Lampan who also will be shooting in a play-off. Also slated for the evening will be the election of a new president to take over the job that Les Moon has held for the past year. Les had indicated that he will be seeking "relief." BLUE RIBBONS Proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nitti, 13931 East Cerritos avenue, Anaheim, who welcomed a baby son Friday at Fullerton. CEES BOX SCORE Anaheim (39) Fullerton (8) Ball 12 F Owens 2 Huesca 8 F Nélson 1 Stierborn 4 C Boyd 4 Webber G Harrey Kolb 1 G Egerton 1 Scoring substitutes: Schmitt (4), Ramírez (6), Santibooneg (4). It's Easy ... So Easy to Shop and Save in Anaheim. BLUE RIBBONS Proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nitti, 13931 East Cerritos avenue, Anaheim, who welcomed a baby son Friday at Fullerton Cottage hospital. The Pueblo Indians of the southwestern United States have cultivated cotton for hundreds of years. JANUARY S-P-E-C-I-A-L See my complete line of beautiful factory outlet Ceramics—Pottery—Dishes. ANAHEIM MODERN (Open Eve's & Sun. by Appt.) Come in, get your chance on a lovely 20 pc. set of dishes 714 N. Los Angeles ALICE RILEY, Prop. Phone 4589 Charity Event Jeannette MacDonald June Haver - Linda Darnell Leo Carillo - William Bendix All at the 1st ANNUAL ALL-STAR BENEFIT Baseball Carnival Anaheim Post 3173 Veterans of Foreign Wars 1st ANNUAL ALL-STAR BENEFIT Baseball Carnival Anaheim Post 3173 Veterans of Foreign Wars and Anaheim Community Chest Sun., Jan. 30, 1:00 P.M. La Palma Park, Anaheim, California Eastside Beer vs. 20th Century Fox vs. Burke's Service Pacific Clay Products --ADMISSION-- ADULTS $1.25 No STUDENTS .75 Reserved CHILDREN .25 (Inc. Tax) Seats PORTS St's Clinch 2nd Place With Fullerton; Meet League Oilers Here Friday Night Kolonist Kagers moved up another rung on the queen ladder of success Tuesday when they kayoed in tribe 41-35, for second place and their fourth night the locals meet the occupiers of the top undefeated Huntington Beach Oilers. Newport Flores Fights Chevez Friday At Hollywood Sal Flores, Anaheim middle-weight, makes his second professional appearance tomorrow evening, Friday, January 28, at the Hollywood Legion stadium, meeting Frankie Chevez in a four-round preliminary. This will be Chevez's pro debut and the second time he has met the local fighter in the ring, having fought a draw with Flores in an amateur bout at the Pico Palace, a couple of months ago. The fight should be a natural with Flores going all out to set the record straight after drop-outs. Flynn, Whippo Win Chevrons In Skish Event Expert chevrons were awarded Clint Flynn and Sam Whippo for skill displayed in a registered skish tournament held Sunday between ram squalls in the La Palma park casting pool, under sponsorship of the Izaak Walton casting club. Flynn chalked up a score of 78, while Whippo marked up 76. Several local casters were awarded merit chevrons for scores achieved in the skish balt event as follows: Jim Rymer, 64; Lowell Gamble, 64; Bob Williams, 56; Roy Mabee, 56; Morrie Shirk, 54; Dick Hoskins, 54 (Junior); Arch Henry, 54; Dick Arnold, 50 (Junior) and Bill Ferris, 50. No one nabbed the masters chevron which required a score from 80 to 100, achieved by hitting the required number of rings. Clint Flynn ran up a top score of 95 in the % ounce plug tournament event. Other casting results in this event were as follows: Dick Hoskins, 93; Arch Henry, 86; Bill Ferris, 86; Sam Whippo, 86; Spence Allcock, 85; Roy Mabee, 78; Jim Rymer, 78; Morrie Shirk, 77; Nick Wingert, 74; Lowell Gamble, 74; Dick Arnold, 67, and Arch Kavanaugh, 53. The tourney was to include a skish fly event and a balt distance event which were postponed due to weather conditions. Another competition is set tentatively for Sunday morning, February 6, at the La Palma casting pool. Howard Stewart and Perry Boyer participated in the last tourney in addition to those named above. Paraplegic Vets Trow Wheelchair Basketball March of Dimes Re A free-wheeling Paralyzed Veterans hospital in Van Noyan's entry in the local City Basin in a March of Dimes benefit bar school gym Tuesday evening. Some 150 people were on hand both teams play from wheelchairs. Dean Camblin of Des Moines, Iowa, paced the winners and wheeled off with scoring honors with 12 points. The vets employed a tight, blocking defense which was too much for the local sporting goods team. By wheeling in front of the opposition, the vets were able to 'cover' for their players who were shooting. Originated War Day Wheelchair basketball as a competitive sport originated at the Birmingham hospital in 1946 and has rapidly spread until now virtually every veteran's hospital having paralyzed patients has a team. The Paralyzed Veterans Association athletic club of Van Nuys in their first season of competition won 24 of 26 games played and last year took ten out of twelve. Rules Revised Regulation basketball rules were revised where necessary. For example a player is allowed two pushes on his wheels after which he must pass or dribble or a violation for progress will be called. A personal foul is called when a player holds, pushes or deliberately rams another player's chair. A free throw is awarded when an able-bodied player stands up, Fullerton (35) F Erickson 14 F Staggs 5 C Tanner G Meyers 2 G Brann 3 AGUE STANDING W L each 6 0 or 4 2 or 3 3 or 3 3 or 3 3 or 2 3 or 0 7 Beach at Anaheim Fullerton Orange Newport Beach at Fullerton Downey job vacancies with workers. sional appearance tomorrow evening, Friday, January 28, at the Hollywood Legion stadium, meeting Frankie Chevez in a four-round preliminary. This will be Chevez's pro debut and the second time he has met the local fighter in the ring, having fought a draw with Flores in an amateur bout at the Pico Palace, a couple of months ago. The fight should be a natural with Flores going all out to set the record straight after dropping his first pro go to Tony Grich two weeks ago and Chevez after a "good impression" in his first fight. Ben Agajanian, manager of Flores, reports his boy in top shape for the bout and expressed confidence that Sal would "take this one." Followers of the Anaheim fighter, who are unable to make the trip to the movieland arena will be able to see the Flores fracas via the video screen. Solons Here on 21st; Dodger Chain Follows Baseball is just around the corner! The Sacramento Solons will be setting up spring training camp in Anaheim at the La Palma park on February 21st with the arrival of pitching and coaching staffs. Close on the heels of the Solons who are planning on a three-week stay on the local scene will be three Brooklyn Dodger teams coming from Santa Barbara, Billings, Montana and Ponca City, Oklahoma. Upwards of a hundred ballplayers are expected representing the California State Pioneer and Oklahoma State leagues. Headlining the practice games of the Solons, scheduled here is a game with the St. Louis Browns. Other teams scheduled to play practice tilts here are: Hollywood, San Diego, Seattle, Oakland, Los Angeles, and Portland—all of the Pacific Coast League. N.Y. Giants Baseball School Here Monday Mickey Shader, who heads the New York Giants scouting operations on the west coast will conduct a baseball school here on Monday and Tuesday of next week, January 31 and February 1, Kymer, 78; Morrie Shirk, 77; Nick Wingert, 74; Lowell Gamble, 74; Dick Arnold, 67, and Arch Kava-naugh, 53. The tourney was to include a skish fly event and a balt distance event which were postponed due to weather conditions. Another competition is set tentatively for Sunday morning, February 6, at the La Palma casting pool. Howard Stewart and Perry Boyer participated in the last tourney in addition to those named above. Proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. Grady Berry, 2343 Valencia drive, Fullerton, who greeted a baby son weighing six pounds and seven and one-half ounces, Sunday at Anaheim Community hospital. The vets came down from Van Nuys, driving their own cars at their own expense. In view of the small turn-out these players refused even to accept traveling expenses. Local Dimes chairman, SAFEWAY TRIMMED WASTE-FREE BEFORE WEIGHING CHINE BONE OFF YOU GET TOP VALUE AT SAFEWAY CANNED MEATS Chopped Ham Armour 12 oz. can 52¢ Corned Beef Hash Libby 16 oz. can 34¢ Vienna Sausage Libby 4 oz. can 18¢ Potted Meat Libby 21 oz. can 10¢ Deviled Ham Libby 3 oz. can 19¢ Liver Spread Libby 3 oz. can 13¢ Tongue Spread Libby 3 oz. can 13¢ OTHER CANNED FOODS Applesauce V.B. 20 oz. can 17¢ Sliced Apples Comstock 20 oz. can 18¢ Fruit Cocktail 17 oz. can 22¢ Hostess Delight brand. Grapefruit Juice 46 oz. can 21¢ Green Giant Peas sweet 17 oz. can 21¢ N.Y. Giants Baseball School Here Monday Mickey Shader, who heads the New York Giants scouting operations on the west coast will conduct a baseball school here on Monday and Tuesday of next week, January 31 and February 1, at La Palma park. Assisting Shader will be Tom Heath, manager of the Giant's farm club in Minneapolis which plays in the American association, a triple 'A' league. The two-day school is expected to draw upwards of 90 aspiring professional ball-players when it convenes here. This is the Giants' first appearance here, following the Brooklyn Dodgers who conducted the school on the local field last year. Shader takes his faculty north to Azusa for a four-day session, following the Anaheim school. Drunk Driving Charges Cost Guilty, $300 Appearing before City Judge Bonnat in court, Saturday morning, January 22, on drunk driving charges were Roger Saevig, 25 years, 325 Newell Place, Fullerton and Iris Carmen Ashton, 49 years, 518 South Westmoreland; Los Angeles who each received a sentence of a $200 fine or 100 days in the county jail. Saevig who was picked up by Anaheim police on January 17, paid his fine and Miss Ashton who was arrested on January 9 around 4 a.m. paid $100 with $100 suspended by Judge Bonnat. The Gazette Is Your Home Paper Elegic Vets Trounce Aggies In Birmingham Hospital in Van Nuys defeated Ben Agajan in the local City Basketball League race, 41-21 of Dimes benefit basketball game at the high Tuesday evening. Wheeling Paralyzed Vet quintet of the Birmingham hospital in Van Nuys defeated Ben Agajan in the local City Basketball League race, 41-21 of Dimes benefit basketball game at the high Tuesday evening. 50 people were on hand to see the game in which play from wheelchair Ralph Spencer reported that a total of $64 was taken in at the game. Alumni Dinner At Elks Club February 4 Robert Gordon Sproul, president of the University of California, and two of his leading professors will speak Friday noon, February 4, at the Elks club, Anaheim. A large number of local alumni are expected to attend, E. J. Power, chairman in charge of arrangements, stated. Power will conduct the meeting which is one of a series of ten scheduled in the southern half of the state being held in agreement with President Sproul’s annual tour of alumni groups. In the major address, president Sproul will discuss the state of the university's 49-million dollar budget and its plans for a return to "normalcy" now that the post-war veteran influx has leveled off. The university has 43,000 students currently enrolled on its eight campuses. Political science department at Berkeley, will discuss the role of the American voter in world affairs. Robert Sibley, retiring June 30, after 25 years as executive manager of the California Alumni Association, will introduce his successor, Stanley McCaffrey, former athlete and student body president at Berkeley. McCaffrey will briefly review California's athletic achievements of the year. Rotarians Hear Dr. J. C. Trever War between the Israeli and Arab states of the Middle East resulting from the partitioning of Palestine, was the subject discussed by Dr. John C. Trever of Chicago, at the Rotary club meeting Monday noon at the Elks club. The speaker is director of the department of English Bible for the International Council of Religious Education. He related his experiences during the year 1947-48 in Palestine. When hostilities broke out between the Arabs and Jews he fled by automobile to Egypt, later returning to Jerusalem to finish his research at the American School of Oriental Research. While in Jerusalem he discovered and identified a manuscript of the Old Testament dated to Biblical times. It is claimed to be what is thought the oldest Bible book in history, the Book of Isaiah. Program chairman for the meeting was the Rev. Rollo Dunham, pastor of the White Temple Methodist church. President Joe Thompson presided during the business session. Authorize Cities To Finance Parking Lots with Bonds Enabling legislation to permit cities or other public groups to basketball rules were necessary. For exayer is allowed two wheels after which or dribble or a viogress will be called. Foul is called when its, pushes or deliberother player's chair. Is awarded when an player stands up, or leaves his chair. Game down from Van gers their own cars at expense. In view of the cut these players re- to accept traveling local Dimes chairman. In the major address, president Sproul will discuss the state of the university's 49-million dollar budget and its plans for a return to "normalcy" now that the post-war veteran influx has leveled off. The university has 43,000 students currently enrolled on its eight campuses. Wendell M. Stanley, Nobel-prize-winning biochemist, will report on the university's new virus research laboratory and its efforts to combat polio and other virus-caused diseases. Peter H. 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