anaheim-gazette 1949-04-21

SPORTS Fremont School to Compete in Brea 20-30 Club 1st Annual Grade School Track Meet; 11 County Schools Enter The 20-30 Club of Brea will hold their first annual Grade School Track Meet this Saturday afternoon at the Brea-Olinda Union high school athletic field. First event to start at 1:30 p.m. Grandstand seats will be available to the public with the proceeds going to the 20-30 International's campaign against rheumatic fever. Eleven county elementary schools have entered the meet including Fremont of Anaheim and schools of Brea, Buena Park, Centralia, Cypress, Fullerton, Garden Grove, La Habra, Orange, Placentia and Yorba Linda. Trophy, Medals, Ribbons A trophy will be awarded to the school with the highest number of points. Medals will be given to the boy in each classification with the highest number of points; ribbons will be awarded for first, second, third and fourth place in all events. Events in the meet will be the 50 yard dash; 75 yard dash; 220 yard, four man relay; 440 yard, four man relay; high jump; broad jump; 6 pound shot and obstacle course. Anaheim Riding Club Competes in Chino Rancho Ride The Anaheim Riding Club will participate in the annual Chino Rancho Ride slated for this Sunday, April 24, beginning at 9:00 a.m. at the assembly area at the Los Serranos Country Club. Last year the local riding club, entered as the La Habra Riding Club placed fourth in mounted groups. Other country riding clubs entered include the El Rodeo Riding club, Placentia; Tri-City Wranglers, Westminster; Mesa Boots and Saddle club, Costa Mesa; Foothill Riders, Buena Park and the Carefree Riders, Artesia. The grand marshall for the ride this year, will be Sheriff Eugene Biscailuz of Los Angeles county, accompanied by a special escort. Fish Commission School with the highest number of points. Medals will be given to the boy in each classification with the highest number of points; ribbons will be awarded for first, second, third and fourth place in all events. Events in the meet will be the 50 yard dash; 75 yard dash; 220 yard, four man relay; 440 yard, four man relay; high jump; broad jump; 6 pound shot and obstacle course. Harold Dunn, track coach at Brea-Olinda high, will be starter for all events. City officials of Brea will act as judges for the meet. Fremont Enters 17 Track Coach Jaminez will take 17 Fremont boys, comprising a junior and senior team, to compete in the meet. The senior team for boys 13-14 years of age includes: Herbel, Salazar, Philpott, Canchez, Fregosa, Orejal, Valencia, Villa and Crout. Members of the junior team (12-13 years) are: Rivera, Jenkins, Redman, Moody, Stokes, Rios, Vincent and Frank. Glass windows were known 1,600 years ago. Fish Commission Predicts Good Trout Fishing With the opening of trout season a short time away, the Division of Fish and Game has announced that there should be plenty of fish for anglers and "fishing should be good," starting May. The 27 hatcheries operated by the Division of Fish and Game have planted a total of 15,794,842 trout, of which 6100 were planted in Orange county. The total of fish planted is not a record number, the division said, but in size they are larger than... GREEN STAMPS Save as you spend The SPERRY & BUTCHERS Alvitre, McFall Fight to Draw in 'Main' at OCAC Amateur Boxing Amateur boxing made its long-awaited return to the Orange County Athletic Club Tuesday evening with a seven-match card before a fair-sized crowd of area boxing fans. In the carded main event, Bernie Alvitre, Garden Grove heavyweight and John McFall, Los Angeles Golden Glove star fought to a stalemate in what was their third meeting. The two boys had previously fought at the Wilmington Bowl and at the Southgate A.C. with Bernie taking the first and Jim winning the next. Hank Robles of Anaheim was giving Bernie his between-round pointers. In the semi-final, Gil Chavis, Downey welterweight pounded out a decision over Sam 'Golden Boy' Wilson of Los Angeles. Capturing the plaudits of the crowd was pint-size David Franco, Brawley flyweight, who won a clear-cut decision over Armando Feliz, 113, of Los Angeles. The diminutive Franico fought like a bantam fighting rooster, moving in continually and throwing and landing leather throughout the four rounds of action. Results of the other bouts is as follows: Martin Brown, 135, Brawley, dec. Morrie Arbiso, 131, Stanton. Al Busman, 116, Wilmington, dec. Frank Juarez, 121, Los Angeles. Mike Frias, 173, Los Angeles, TKO 4th over Augie Camerina, 173, Orange. Art Aguilar, 143, El Modena, TKO 4th over Lee Burton, 138, Riverside. Promoter of the fights, to be bait demand and a drastic bait shortage. To ease the situation, the H. Bait Boat of Newport took 550 scoops of sardines Diego from Newport and waters and did good business. The local owner of the Cated Roofing Company two yellowtail, the largest of weighed 25 pounds. The 17 aboard the charter craft na total of 48 yellowtail will jack-pot going for a 28½ specimen. Non-Resident De Hunters License Fee to be $10 Sacramento (WNS) — No dent deer hunters will be California $10 for next tags if a bill passed by the bly is finally made law. According to Assemblymaster Davis, sponsor of the m Would Eliminate Special Fish and Game Deputies Special fish and game deputies would be eliminated under terms a bill passed by the state senate unless they post a $2,500 bond. The bill S.B. 353, by Senator George Hatfield of Merced county, who asserted that all special duties, such as used on patrol park and in enforcement of the state fish and game laws, should be required to post the bond with the commission. Results of the other bouts is as follows: Martin Brown, 135, Brawley, dec. Morrie Arbiso, 131, Stanton. Al Busman, 116, Wilmington, dec. Frank Juarez, 121, Los Angeles. Mike Frias, 173, Los Angeles, TKO 4th over Augie Camerina, 173, Orange. Art Aguilar, 143, El Modena, TKO 4th over Lee Burton, 138, Riverside. Promoter of the fights, to be presented every Tuesday evening is Dick Maxwell who has Jackie Leonard, former amateur and pro welterweight, as matchmaker and Jess Sanchez as coach and manager. Bob Moen is M.C. REPORT SURF FISHING GOOD Reports from the Newport harbor area indicate that quite a few calico and sand bass and a few bull bass are being taken. Baracuda still are running light although a few have been caught at Doheny State Park. Surf fishing is good at Doheny and at San Onofre beach. A square inch of skin may have 3,000 sweat glands. Says San Diego Fishing Good A freak fishing condition exists in San Diego waters according to Ivan Elmore, 525 South Los Angeles street, this city, who returned here following a charter boat fishing excursion there Friday. Numerous large yellowtail arrived at San Diego before the sardine schools, causing a big live-harry Kindig, 601 East North street, of this city, just back from an excursion of several days at Ensenada, Mexico, reported fishing light. Although he nabbed a few halibut and bass, the fishing season there will not be in full swing until late this month. Anaheim Laundrette 333 E. Center Bigler Pharmacy 201 W. Center Center Service 617 E. Center Mercury & H 139 S. Anaheim Sand & Gravel Service Center 1101 Lincoln Center Service 617 E. Center Brownie's Service Station 300 S. Los Angeles Hurst Jewelry Co. 119 W. Center Mac's M 1039 N. Baton Music Company 157 W. Center Kiddy Center 151 W. Center MAHAFFEY & FITZ FURNITURE 123-131 W. Center These are the same Green Stamps which are given by all over the Country and have been for over 53 years. Official Redemption Headquarters for Orange County at DANIGE it demand and a drastic live-it shortage. To ease the situation, the M. & Bait Boat of Newport Beach took 550 scoops of sardines to San Diego from Newport and Balboa waters and did good business. The local owner of the Consolidated Roofing Company caught to yellowtail, the largest of which weighed 25 pounds. The 17 anglers board the charter craft nabbed a total of 48 yellowtail with the buck-pot going for a 28½ pound recimen. Non-Resident Deer Hunters License Fee to be $10 Sacramento (WNS) — Non-resident deer hunters will be paying California $10 for next seasons tags if a bill passed by the assembly is finally made law. According to Assemblyman Lesr Davis, sponsor of the measure it would help in equalizing conditions under which California hunters work while in Nevada. The Nevadans have charged up to $25 for tags plus $10 in additional hunting fees. Prior to this legislation, out of state hunters have paid one dollar for the legal limit of deer tags. Anaheim Woman Lands 4 lb. 15 oz. Spotfin Tuesday Mrs. Dominic Hoffman of Anaheim landed a 4 lb. 15 oz. spotfin croaker Tuesday afternoon from the surf between San Onofre and Oceanside. The fish is on display at the Aaron Schultz furniture store and at the present has top honors in the surf division for one of the deep freeze units in the Aaron Schultz Fish Derby. Anaheim merchants invite you Anaheim Anglers At Lake Mead Several local fishermen and their families are angling at Lake Mead or have just returned from the piscators' haven, according to reports received this week by Bob Williams, sporting goods store owner. John Eakin and Ray Pollard fished four days including the Easter weekend at the lake, catching 60 bass while angling out of Terple Bar. The largest prize weighed seven and one-half pounds. Roy Mabee and family and Red Cone and family caught a good supply of bass, none of which reached the seven and one-half pound mark. Clarence Mauerhan took a boat load to Mead waters as did Dap Pannier and Jim Rymer. Mailmen use skis in the Chilean mountains. 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