anaheim-gazette 1949-05-12

ANAHEIM GAZETTE Page 7 Anaheim Gazette, May 12, 1949 SPORTS Flores Fights Jenkins In Rematch Friday Sal Flores has an opportunity to square the record with Willie Jenkins tomorrow evening, Friday, May 13 at Hollywood Legion Stadium when the two middleweights meet in the four round special event. Jenkins stopped Flore's winning streak in a six round semi-windup a few weeks back in the same arena. Flores came close to fighting out to a draw with the favored, ring-wise Jenkins but tired in the sixth round. It was Flore's first defeat since an initial setback by Tony Grich in the local boy's pro debut. Since then Flores has been taking on all comers and gaining the plaudits of the filmland boxing fans. Baron Von Stumme has Mario Chico Morales pitted against Corky Gonzales in the ten round main event. Tennis Team Beats Orange; Clinches Crown Anaheim's high school tennis team appear to have clinched the 1949 Sunset League crown with their 5-4 win over Orange high school yesterday afternoon. The undefeated Colonists have only to get by Huntington Beach on Friday and Fullerton next week. Neither of these teams have been in contention. In the singles: Hunt lost to Pee, 6-2, 6-1; Arnold lost to Riedel, 6-3, 6-4; Wright defeated Blair, 8-10, 6-1, 6-4; Helsing defeated Lees, 6-2, 4-6, 7-5; Sousa defeated Harvey, 6-4, 6-3. Bottger and Webb lost to Powers and Welch, 7-5, 6-3, while teammates Marshall and Middleton defeated French and Nuffer, 6-2, 6-2. On Tuesday Cook's men of the court breezed by Newport on the home courts by a 7-2 score. Flores came close to fighting out to a draw with the favored, ring-wise Jenkins but tired in the sixth round. It was Flores's first defeat since an initial setback by Tony Grich in the local boy's pro debut. Since then Flores has been taking on all comers and gaining the plaudits of the filmland boxing fans. Baron Von' Stumme has Mario Chico Morales pitted against Corky Gonzales in the ten round main event. The two featherweights are slated to give a real tussle, both coming into the ring with press clippings by the galley. Rudy Campa engages Bobby Jackson in the semi-final. Other bouts, all four rounds, follow: Ricardo Palacios vs. Baby Feliz, 140 pounds; Tello Cruz vs. Ernie de France, 138 pounds; Baby Aguilla vs. Chuey Padilla, 145 pounds. Trackmen Set For Semi-Finals At San Diego Coach Sammy Keith will take four of his trackmen to San Diego for the C.I.F. semi-finals this Saturday. The four men making the trip who qualified in last Saturday's quarter-finals at San Diego are Dick Carson, Curtis Meade, Gerald Thatcher and Larry Kirchman. Dick Carson, only varsity man qualifying, took first in both the high and low hurdles. He posted a 14.7 in taking the high's—this mark is within a tenth of a second of the C.I.F. record. He did the low hurdles in 203 flat. Gerald Thatcher tied for first in the pole vault and took second in the shot to qualify in the Bees. Curtis Meade took third in the low's and 100 yd. dash. Larry Kirchman placed third in the 220. City’s Riflemen Hold Annual Dinner Tuesday (Continued from page 1) the crack corp team, was awarded the individual high championship honor as Anaheim's crack rifle shot. In winning the coveted award, Rumfelt outshot veterans who have been popping at the bull's eye in the singles: Hunt lost to Pee, 6-2, 6-1; Arnold lost to Riedel, 6-3, 6-4; Wright defeated Blair, 8-10, 6-1, 6-4; Helsing defeated Lees, 6-2, 4-6, 7-5; Sousa defeated Harvey, 6-4, 6-3. Bottger and Webb lost to Powers and Welch, 7-5, 6-3, while teammates Marshall and Middleton defeated French and Nuffer, 6-2, 6-2. On Tuesday Cook's men of the court breezed by Newport on the home courts by a 7-2 score. Alley; second, Doreen Wire; third, Mary Reinert. Donald Barnett, Cadet rifleman, was presented the National Scholastic Tournament championship brassard. Runners-up were Paul Rumfelt, Pedro Berdin and Charles Kipp. Paul Rumfelt was elected captain of the Cadet Corp Rifle team. In addition varsity letters were presented to the members of the cadet corp rifle team. The Brea Rifle and Pistol club presented Major Comstock with an honorary membership in their club and a brassard in appreciation for the assistance and guidance he has given them. Watermelons are more than 92 per cent water. HOW ABOUT YOUR VACATION? Let Us Help Plan Your Trip S.P. travel specials—like these—make a vacation by rail a happy, easy-on-the pocketbook adventure… SEE TWICE AS MUCH: Only S.P. has 4 scenic routes East. Go one—return another—see twice as much en route …and at no extra rail cost over direct routes. GOLDEN STATE ROUTE (Los Angeles-Chicago): 3 daily trains—the luxury Golden State, Imperial, Cherokee—unite to provide through service to cities throughout the Midwest and East. SUNSET ROUTE (Los Angeles-New Orleans): the Sunset Limited offers fastest-in-route-history service Hold Annual Dinner Tuesday (Continued from page 1) the crack corp team, was awarded the individual high championship honor as Anaheim's crack rifle shot. In winning the coveted award, Rumfelt outshot veterans who have been popping at the bull's eye for twenty years or more. He shot a 743 out of a possible 800 and was a member of the Anaheim Elks team during the city matches. Guests at the dinner included: Colonel and Mrs. Raymond E. Smith; Sheriff and Mrs. James Musick; Chief of Police and Mrs. Mark Stephenson; Councilman and Mrs. Ray Van Wagner; Lt. Col. William Cunliff, Orange county coordinator of secondary education and Mrs. Ralph Comstock. Cadet Rifle Team Present at the meeting were Anaheim High's Cadet Corp Rifle team, recent winners of the third place State Staff Trophy in the California championship matches. Also present was the Brea Rifle and Pistol club. 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