anaheim-gazette 1949-02-10

ANAHEIM GAZETTE SPORTS Page 7 Anaheim Gazette, February 10, 1949 Anaheim 'Caps' Oiler Gusher With 42-40 Win; Play Final Home Game Friday; Five Colonists to Bow Out Coach Sam Keith made a prediction at the beginning of the season that the team that won the crown would be defeated at least twice. Tomorrow night, Friday, February 11, the local basketball team makes its final appearance on the home court in a tustle with Orange. Playing their last high school game on the Anaheim court will be Garth Menges, Dick Cramer, Gerald Thatcher, Bob Whipple and Cornell Gray. The Colonists close the season on February 18 at Downey. Menges Again It was Garth Menges, diminutive forward who once again sparked the locals to victory, scoring 14 points to cop high-scoring honors and share Sunset league scoring honors with Bob Yardley of Newport Harbor. The Colonist's held a first quarter, 13-11 edge and then gave way to Huntington Beach, 23-20 at the half. It was closer than a cue ball's whisker at the end of the third stanza with the Oilers holding on to a 32-31 lead which the fighting local five overcame in the closing seconds of the game. Flores Fights Willie Bean In Hollywood Anaheim's promising young middleweight, Sal Flores, fresh from an impressive TKO win over Denis Moore, fights his third professional fight against Willie Bean of Phoenix. Arizona, tomorrow night, Friday, February 11, in the filmland arena. In his fight last week at the Hollywood Legion stadium, Flores squared off but lost. Aggies and Rotary Win City BB Ga Playing one of their matches in the current City race, Garden Grove and the second place Aggies Wednesday, February 9, lost 38-32. Aggies at one time in were holding on to a cute 19-1 lead but the Mercked in on Bootin' Ben's 26 with five minutes to second half. That's all the closeness for the winners pulled away 38-32 with Roy More setting the pace, points for the evening. Rotary Wins Rotary notched their of the campaign, beating Beta, 37-30 in the other Wednesday. Vuksonovic the winners with 13 points. The Rotarians were nee ed and led all the way took the Grocers for the defeat. The winners held half-time edge. LINEUPS: Aggies (38) Garden Merk 10 F Berg 7 F O Fassel 5 C O Hargrove 6 G Rowland 1 G E Scoring subs: Aggies—Looney 2; Garden Gro man 8. Rotary (37) Alpha Vuks'vich 13 F Berg 6 F Cramer 8 C Harpster 4 G Hei The Colonist's held a first quarter, 13-11 edge and then gave way to Huntington Beach, 23-20 at the half. It was closer than a cue ball's whisker at the end of the third stanza with the Oilers holding on to a 32-31 lead which the fighting local five overcame in the closing seconds of the game. Gerald Thatcher, who had 13 points, sunk a set-shot from outside the foul-line to clinch the game. The winning basket was scored after Menges faked a shot and passed-off to Thatch who swished for the final two. LINEUP: Anaheim (42) Hunt. Beach (40) Menges 14 F Watson 8 Bruce 4 F Websfer 13 Denny 5 C Feldner 11 Thatcher 13 G White 6 Cramer 6 G Doyle 2 SUNSET LEAGUE STANDINGS W L Huntington Beach ...9 1 Newport Harbor ...7 3 Santa Ana ...6 3 Anaheim ...5 5 Orange ...3 6 Fullerton ...3 6 Downey ...0 9 Games Friday— Orange at Anaheim Santa Ana at Huntington Beach Newport Harbor bye. Invite Fishermen To Fly-Tying Class The local Izaak Walton league is sponsoring a fly-tying class—held every Monday evening at Aggie's Sporting Goods store on East Center street. Although only three sessions have been held, the class already numbers fifteen. Professor Monte Webb is in charge of the instructing. Latest report from Monie, direct from the number three chair at Hoppy's is that the number of fish to be caught next spring is in direct ratio to the number of fishermen that show up for the classes. The prof also made it clear that the class is not limited to Ike's but is open to all (both sexes too). In Hollywood, Anaheim's promising young middleweight, Sal Flores, fresh from an impressive TKO win over Denis Moore, fights his third professional fight against Willie Bean of Phoenix. Arizona, tomorrow night, Friday, February 11, in the filmland arena. In his fight last week at the Hollywood Legion stadium, Flores squared the record but good as he pounded out a decisive win over the rangy Denis Moore. It was an undisputed win with Flores having a clear edge in each of the two rounds of the tussle and gaining the TKO when the house physician stopped the fight at the start of the third round due to a cut on Moore's ear. Baron Doing OK Baron Von Stumme appears to be dong alright in the "cold war" that's being raged in local boxing circles and has come up with another good card this week. In the ten round, main event, Charlie Salas, fair-haired boy of the Legion galleryites takes on Willie Jenkins in a welterweight clash. Jenkins recently fought a draw with Jackie Wilson whom Salas wants to meet—if he can get by Willie. The semi-final should be a corker with featherweights Jackie Blair and Luther Burgess going at each other for six rounds. Burgess dropped a close decision to Willie Pep in a ten round not so long ago. Flores Third on Card In the four round preliminaries the Baron has in addition to Flores who is fighting the number three fight has Jimmie McCann vs. Lawrence Brown, Earl Ward vs. Larry Day and George Abineyp vs. John Pearsey. A mild heat wave created by last week's stellar card at the Legion brought the temperature on the "cold war" up a few degrees and if the Baron produces another rousing evening in tomorrow night's card he should just about bring about the long, over-due thaw. What is taught in the Sunday schools of today is the code of morals for tomorrow.—Woodrow Wilson. He Can Splash All He Wants! He's modernized his bathroom with Marlite Plastic Finished Tile Board from the Gibbs Lumber Co. This durable tile board gives you attractive, water resistant walls, makes cleaning easier—for dirt wipes off with a damp cloth. Ideal for your kitchen too. Stop in, look it over this week. GIBBS LUMBER ANAHEIM 2271 FULLERTON 283 PLACENTIA 317 What is taught in the Sunday schools of today is the code of morals for tomorrow.—Woodrow Wilson. Aggies and Rotary Win in City BB Games Playing one of their best games in the current City Basketball race, Garden Grove almost beat the second place Aggies last night, Wednesday, February 9 but finally lost 38-32. Aggies at one time in the game were holding on to a comfortable 19-1 lead but the Merchants closed in on Bootin' Ben's boys, 28-26 with five minutes to go in the second half. That's all the closer they got for the winners pulled away, winning 38-32 with Roy Merk once more setting the pace, scoring 10 points for the evening. Rotary Wins Rotary notched their third win of the campaign, beating Alpha Beta, 37-30 in the other game Wednesday. Vuksonovich paced the winners with 13 points. The Rotarians were never headed and led all the way as they took the Grocers for their sixth defeat. The winners held a 23-15 half-time edge. LINEUPS: Aggies (38) Garden Gr. (32) Merk 10 F Carr 3 Berg 7 F Olson, D. 6 Fassel 5 C Olson, M. 3 Hargrove 6 G Gill 6 Rowland 1 G Blystone 6 Scoring subs: Aggies—Morley 7, Looney 2; Garden Grove—German 8. Rotary (37) Alpha Beta (30) Vuks'vich 13 F Fox 3 Berg 6 F French 5 Cramer 8 C Jones 8 Harpster 4 G Heinmiller 4 Colonist Cees And Dees Both In First Place Anaheim high's Cee and Dee basketball squads retained their lead in the race for their Sunset League crowns with wins over the invading Oilers Tuesday. The Cees won their game handily, 32-13 and the Dees came through with a 19-14 victory. Coached by John Shirk, both teams are now two full games in first and need but one more win to clinch the pennants. LINEUPS: Cees (32) Hunt'gton Beach (13) Ball 11 F Way 8 Huesca 5 F Mitchell 1 Kolb 8 C Schurth Webber 4 G Kuykendall 2 Schmitt 4 G Henderson 2 Dees (19) Hunt'gton Beach (14) Bevins 9 F Carney 4 Coykendall 2 F Dulin 6 Lyons 2 C Phares 2 Rees, G. 2 G Kukenbucker Rees, H. 4 G Vega 1 Scoring subs: Huntington Beach —Montgomery 1. Anaheim Bees Lose to Oilers The Colonist Bees dropped to a first place deadlock with Newport Harbor as a result of their 41-32 setback at the hands of the Huntington Beach team, Tuesday afternoon. It was the second loss of the year for Coach John Wallin's Bee squad who, after holding a 19-17 half-time lead, gave way to an Oiler barrage. Helsing was the only Colonist who could click on the away-from-home court as he scored 13. Prinslow, Bridgeway and Blodgett. To you, a patron of our store, we offer this unheard of BARGAIN. Ne has a Bargain been offered to equal precedent SALE. Aggies (38) Garden Gr. (32) Merk 10 F Carr 3 Berg 7 F Olson, D. 6 Fassel 5 C Olson, M. 3 Hargrove 6 G Gill 6 Rowland 1 G Blystone 6 Scoring subs: Aggies—Morley 7, Looney 2; Garden Grove—German 8. Rotary (37) Alpha Beta (30) Vuks'vich 13 F Fox 3 Berg 6 F French 5 Cramer 8 C Jones 8 Harpster 4 G Heinmiller 4 Ortez 4 G Asper 6 Scoring subs: Rotary—Organ 2; Alpha Beta—Lopez 4. CITY BASKETBALL LEAGUE W L Leavitt Ford ...8 1 Aggies ...7 3 Williams ...0 3 Knights of Columbus ...5 4 Alpha Beta ...4 6 Ritz Cleaners ...3 6 Rotary ...3 7 Garden Grove ...2 8 Games Tonight, Thursday, February 10— Williams vs. Knights of Columbus Leavitt Ford vs. Ritz Cleaners Games Wednesday, February 16— Garden Grove vs. Rotary Leavitt's vs. Knights of Columbus ADDITIONAL SPORTS ON PAGE 8 The Colonist Bees dropped to a first place deadlock with Newport Harbor as a result of their 41-32 setback at the hands of the Huntington Beach team, Tuesday afternoon. It was the second loss of the year for Coach John Wallin's Bee squad who, after holding a 19-17 half-time lead, gave way to an Oiler barrage. Helsing was the only Colonist who could click on the away-from-home court as he scored 13. Prinslow, Ridgeway and Blodgett felt right at homea s they dropped in 15, 11 and 11 respectively for the winners. LINEUPS: Anaheim (32) Huntington B. (41) Hurtado 1 F Ridgeway 11 Meade 6 F Blodgett 11 Helsing 13 C Alberts 2 Lemcke 4 G Alvarez 2 Bonner 4 G Prinslow 15 Scoring subs: Anaheim—Duncan 4. SUNSET BEE STANDINGS W L Anaheim ...8 2 Newport Harbor ...8 2 Huntington Beach ...6 4 Fullerton ...5 4 Orange ...4 5 Downey ...2 7 Santa Ana ...0 9 The Gazette Is Your Home Paper. Rancho $375.00 Down INCLUDING ALL EXTRAS FULL PRICE 4,950.00 Plastic TABLE CLOTHS 54x54...59c Reg. 49c CANNON BATH TOWELS Each 39c Victor Spring type MOUSE TRAP, ea... Reg. 5c ea Lead PENCILS ....2 ASPIRIN 12 to a Tin..... Cloth O UMBRE Cloth O UMBRE Reg. 49c Castile Shampoo..... 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