anaheim-gazette 1949-04-28

SPORTS Eastern Conference Junior College Swimming Meet Here This Evening At least four Eastern Conference records are due to be broken as teams representing Fullerton, San Bernardino, Chaffey, Riverside, Orange Coast and Santa Ana meet in the Eastern Conference Junior College swimming and diving championships at Anaheim Union high school, Thursday April 28, at 8 p.m. Outstanding swimming stars and stage celebrities will take part in the event, according to James Smith, Fullerton Junior college swimming coach. Mr. and Mrs. Rube Wolfe, Fanchon and Marco stars, will officiate as timers. Mrs. Wolfe, known professionally as "Sonny," was an outstanding dancer and Wolfe was tops as an orchestra leader during the '20's and '30's. Wally Wolfe, their son, who was a member of the United States Olympic team, setting the Olympic and world record for the 800 meter relay, will swim an exhibition. Diving star Pat Keller will perform from the platform. Favorites in the meet are Fullerton Junior college swimmers, boasting the best team in their history. Three national Junior college champs will compete for the Hornet squad, Captain Ernest Polte, 200 yard breaststroke champion, Trent McCue, National Junior college 50 yard and 100 yard freestyle champion, Bill Gregg, 440 yard champion and record holder. Hadley Field, and will start at 8:00 p.m. The complete schedule is as follows: Friday, Sept. 23, Santa Barbara at Santa Barbara; Oct. 1, San Francisco State at Whittier; Oct. 8, Caltech at Pasadena; Oct. 15, Arizona' State at Flagstaff; Oct. 22, Occidental at Occidental; Oct. 29, Cal Poly at Whittier; Nov. 5, Pomona at Whittier (Homecoming); Nov. 12, Cal Aggies at Davis; Nov. 19, Redlands at Whittier; Nov. 26, Open. Colonist Tennis Players Compete In Ojai Tourney Jim Webb, Craig Bottger, and Louie Middleton have left for Ojai, California, to represent Anaheim's tennis team in the annual three day tournament at the swanky re- Manuel Flores Pfc. Manuel Flores of San Pedro, California, who won the welterweight championship in the Yokahama Command Boxing tournament. He will represent the 8th Army in the All-Japan Boxing Tournament to be held next month. and Bill Trapp and Tony Fisher, reported they caught a few bass at Lake Rodriquez, Baja California, good fishing area south and east of Agua Caliente. Good catches of crappie have been reported from Lake Henshaw by Anaheim anglers who added there was also a fair run of bass and a few bluegill. Yellowtail are biting off San Diego, a number of Anaheim piscators disclosed. A few baracuda and a number of bass have been taken out of Port Orange, Newport Landing. At San Clemente, the island boats report a number of big Swim an exhibition. Diving star Pat Keller will perform from the platform. Favorites in the meet are Fullerton Junior college swimsters, boasting the best team in their history. Three national Junior college champs will compete for the Hornet squad, Captain Ernest Polte, 200 yard breaststroke champion, Trent McCue, National Junior college 50 yard and 100 yard freestyle champion, Bill Gregg, 440 yard champion and record holder. Whittier College Schedules Nine '49 Grid Games With spring football practice right around the corner, a nine game grid schedule was announced by Wallace "Chief" Newman, Whittier College head coach. The Poets will face four opponents on the home gridiron, while five tilts will be played on enemy soil. Southern California Intercollegiate games will be played with Caltech, Occidental, Pomona, and Redlands. Home games are scheduled for Colonist Tennis Players Compete In Ojai Tourney Jim Webb, Craig Bottger, and Louie Middleton have left for Ojai, California, to represent Anaheim's tennis team in the annual three day tournament at the swanky resort. The tournament begins April 28, continues Friday, the 29th, and winds up on Saturday with the finals. Coach Bill Cook will accompany the boys as he has previously done in the past years. Bottger and Webb went to this affair when they were freshmen, but this is the first time for Middleton. Bottger will play singles and Middleton and Webb will team up and compete in the doubles. Anglers Tell Fishing Data Details of fishing conditions at many favorite locations was disclosed this week by several local angling parties to Bob Williams, local sporting goods store owner. Henry DuBois and his son, Jack, east of Agua Caliente. Good catches of crappie have been reported from Lake Henshaw by Anaheim anglers who added there was also a fair run of bass and a few bluegill. Yellowtail are biting off San Diego, a number of Anaheim piscators disclosed. A few baracuda and a number of bass have been taken out of Port Orange, Newport Landing. At San Clemente, the island boats report a number of big ANAHEIM BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Established in 1921 to serve those who save. Small accounts are always welcome. WE HAVE NEVER PAID LESS THAN 3% Member Federal Home Loan Bank System Corner Center & Lemon ANAHEIM, CALIF. So they shall know good music of all nations Casey Jones, Paul Bunyan, Pecos Bill, Johnny Apple-seed ... all the legendary heroes of America are this year coming to life for children in 2,663 schools through the music of the Standard School Broadcast. Each week, this program plays and explains good music for an estimated 400,000 classroom listeners. Title of the current course is "American Music and Folklore"... but over the years, music of all nations has been studied and enjoyed. Manuals and other materials are supplied for the use of teachers. This is the twenty-first year of Standard School Broadcasts. It is our sincere hope that we have helped children in the West know and appreciate the music of the world and understand better its people. Standard Oil Company of California bull bass and a few yellowtail caught. In fresh water fishing, bass are beginnig to hit at Lake Mead and Lake Havesu. Surf fishing is good especially at Doheny State Park and San Onofre, anglers said. With the opening of the trout fishing season May 1 in California, data has been requested by enthusiastic anglers, stated Williams. He stated nearby waters stocked with various types of trout include Bear Creek, the lower portion of Deep Creek and the San Gabriel river. Big Bear and Arrowhead lakes should be good, he added, because of the hundreds of game fish planted late last season by the state Fish and Game Commission. Anaheim Gazette since 1870. Trackmen Set New Records at Santa Barbara Two school records and one meet record was set by the Colonists in the annual Santa Barbara relays held last Saturday on the host city's field. Gerald Thatcher took a first place in the Bee shot-put to establish a new school record of 50 feet 3 inches which broke the mark of 46 feet, 11¼ in. set by Jerry Shipkey in 1940. Curtis Meads cracked the Bee meet record for the 120 low hurdles and also cracked the school record with a time of 13.8. The Cee 440 relay team chalked up a tie for second place and also set a school record with a time of 47 flat nipping the old mark of 47.2. The members of this relay team are Jim Ball, Augie Huesca, Ira Weber and Don Steffen. Here's One That Didn't Get Away Stanley Mullin, 410 South Philadelphia, landed a 31 pound 4 oz. yellowtail Sunday while fishing off San Clemente Island aboard the "Sun Shine." The fish has been entered in the Aaron Schultz Fish Derby and is now on display in one of the deep freeze units at the store. Henry Siefkin is skipper of the "Sun Shine." PRICE SMASH After Easter SEASON - CO After Easter CLEARANCE WOMEN'S Dresses $19.99 Val. to $35..... $14.99 Val. to $22.95..... $7.95 Val. to $12.95..... SALE SUITS The Season's Buy $10 OFF No Exception Entire Stock to Choose From A Never Again Value SALE Coats Most Beautiful Stock, but we SALE Coats Our Most Beautiful Stock, but we want to reduce inventory $10 OFF Entire Stock to Choose from All Styles . . . Swaggers, Tailored, in a Variety of Materials and Colors. 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