anaheim-gazette 1949-05-26

ANAHEM GAZETTE Page 7 Anaheim Gazette, May 26, 1949 SPORTS Ikes Await Western States Casting Tourney—At La Palma, June 3, 4 Final arrangements for the annual Western States angling and casting tournament to be held at La Palma Park, June 3 and 4 are being completed, according to Roy Mabee, general chairman of the event. The Anaheim Izaak Walton League are hosting this year's competition which will bring the nation's top casters to La Palma park. Upwards of 200 casters are expected to compete in the individual and team competition with the Golden Gate Angling Club of San Francisco topping the list of entrants. Medals and plaques will be awarded by the association to all first place winners and in addition merchandise prizes valued at $1,500 will be presented. A beef barbecue will be held at the park following Sunday's competition. A pit has already been completed especially for the big feed. Competition will be open in four classifications: individual men, women and junior and team. In the individual copetition, dry flies, wet flies, %-inch plugs and %-inch plugs will be used. Only plugs will be used in the KwiKset Plays M.A.M.; Elks Nine Meets K.C. Both KwiKset and M.A.M. will be making their debut in City Softball League competition when they tangle under the stars in a seven innig contest tomorrow evening, Friday, May 27 in the city park. KwiKset's first two scheduled games were rained out while M.A.M. holds a forfeit win over the Knights of Columbus. In the second game K of C will play the Elks team, who on Tuesday evening, dropped a game to Lehr's. It will be the first game St. Boniface; Bethel Baptist vs Presbyterian. June 9—Church of Christ vs Bethel Baptist; White Temple vs Grace Lutheran. June 13—Presbyterian vs Zion Lutheran; St. Boniface vs Calvary Baptist. June 16—Bethel Baptist vs White Temple; Zion Lutheran vs Grace Lutheran. June 20—Church of Christ vs St. Boniface; Calvary Baptist vs Presbyterian. June 22—Grace Lutheran vs Presbyterian; St. Boniface vs. Bethel Baptist. June 23—Church of Christ vs Calvary Baptist; White Temple vs. Zion Lutheran. All games are played in the city park with first game starting at 7:30 p.m. Second game starts at 8:45 p.m. Ex-Colonist Grid Players with Fullerton J.C. Two ex-Colonist gridiron stars are included in the Fullerton Junior college football squad which has entered its third week of spring training. Running formations at end is Leon Boisserano and handling one of the backfield assignments is Jack Woodmansee. Dick Shook of Yorba Linda is in competition for one of the guard positions. The squad, with co-captain Jack Adams heading a list of 13 returning lettermen, has unveiled power to spare in the forward wall, according to Harmon Forte, Hornet line coach. At ends have been Gene Coda, returning letterman, who prepped at Orange, Bob Carpenter of Sherman Oaks and Ralph Robinson of Montebello up from last year's J.V. The line is powerful with 230 pound Frank Celizio, 224 pound Ray Lamas, veteran players at tackle and George Binder of Fullerton, Bill Bogroff of Los An- A beef barbecue will be held at the park following Sunday's competition. A pit has already been completed especially for the big feed. Competition will be open in four classifications: individual men, women and junior and team. In the individual copetition, dry flies, wet flies, ½-inch plugs and %-inch plugs will be used. Only plugs will be used in the team events. Points will be scored on accuracy of dropping flies or plugs in or near 30-inch rings placed in the casting pool. The closer to the ring—the more points. Anaheim Walton club has been particularly active in casting tournaments throughout southern California. Members entered last year's Western States tourney at San Francisco. Assisting Roy Mabee is Clint Flynn who is captain of the casting pool and Bud Paschal who is in charge of the barbecue. No admission will be charged during the competition. Tickets to the barbecue are priced at $1.50. Announce City League Schedule The remaining schedule of the first round of play in the City Softball League is as follows: May 27—KwiKset vs. M.A.M.; K.C. vs Elks. May 31—Ritz vs KwiKset; M.A.M. vs 20-30. June 1—Elks vs 20-30; K.C. vs Ritz; June 3—Lehrs vs K.C.; M.A.M. vs Elks. June 7—KwiKset vs K.C.; 20-30 vs Lehrs. June 10—Ritz vs M.A.M.; 20-30 vs KwiKset. June 14—Lehrs vs M.A.M.; KwiKset vs Elks. All games are played at the city park with the first game starting at 7:30 p.m. Second game starts at 8:45 p.m. Use Yorba Linda Lake as Natural Fish Hatchery Following the removal of rough fish from Yorba Linda Lake, the Division of Fish and Game has planted approximately 100 large-mouth black bass and 200 bluegill sunfish in the Anaheim Union Water Company reservoir. The lake will be used as a natural hatchery for spiny-rayed fish planting in nearby areas. No fishing will be permitted in the reservoir. City League Standings W L M.A.M. .....1 0 20-30 .....1 0 Ritz .....1 1 Lehrs .....1 1 Elks .....0 1 K.C. .....0 1 KwiKset .....0 0 Games Friday KwiKset vs. M.A.M. K.C. vs Elks Games Monday Ritz vs. KwiKset M.A.M. vs. 20-30 Games Wednesday Elks vs. 20-30 K.C. vs Ritz Release Church League Schedule Schedule of remaining games to be played in the first half of the Church Softball League is as follows: May 26—Grace Lutheran vs Bethel Baptist; St. Boniface vs Zion Lutheran. June 2—Calvary Baptist vs White Temple; Presbyterian vs Church of Christ. June 6—Zion Lutheran vs Calvary Baptist; Grace Lutheran vs Church of Christ. June 8—White Temple vs Plan to Open Private Land To Hunters Sacramento (WNS) — Legislation designed to open thousands of acres of privately owned lands to California hunters has passed the state assembly. The bill will allow the Fish and Game Division to contract with land owners holding more than 5,000 acres. The contract will bind the game commission to proper posting and policing the land for law violators. In turn, the landowner is allowed to charge each hunter a two dollar fee. The meas- Home-Maker Group Three Piece Section Two-Tone Upholstering with Moss Fish Hatchery Following the removal of rough fish from Yorba Linda Lake, the Division of Fish and Game has planted approximately 100 large-mouth black bass and 200 blue-gill sunfish in the Anaheim Union Water Company reservoir. The lake will be used as a natural hatchery for spiny-rayed fish planting in nearby areas. No fishing will be permitted in the reservoir. PLACENTIA CO-ED AWS PRESIDENT Claire Carlson of Placentia was elected president of the Associated Women students of Fullerton Junior college for the 1949-1950 school year. Miss Carlson is a graduate of Valencia high school where she was editor of the school newspaper. She was awarded a life membership on the California Scholastic Federation. 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June 16—Bethel Baptist vs. Temple; Zion Lutheran vs. Berian. June 20—Church St. Boniface; Calvary Presbyterian. June 22—Berian vs Presbyterian vs. Bethel Baptist. Church of Christ Baptist; White Temple Berian. Are played in the city first game starting at second game starts at Colonist Grid Wars with Jon J.C. Colonist gridiron stars in the Fullerton Junior football squad which is its third week of play. Formations at end is rano and handling one kickfield assignments is mansee. Dick Shook of Jon J.C. is in competition for guard positions. With co-captain Jack King, has unveiled power the forward wall, ac-Harmon Forte, Hornet. Have been Gene Coda,待man, who prepped Bob Carpenter of Sher-land Ralph Robinson of up from last year's J.V. Is powerful with 230 kick Celizio, 224 pound veteran players at George Binder of Ful-Bogroff of Los Anure is sponsored by Senator J. Howard Williams, Tulare and Assemblyman Harlan Hagen, Hanford. Proponents of the bill contend it will solve a serious problem confronting sportsmen. Landowners have been reluctant to open their lands to all comers because of crop damage incurred during the past. Williams and Hagen said their bill would give the landowner the protection of fish and game wardens and the hunter a better opportunity to kill upland game birds. The measure has the prior approval of the senate and now goes to the governor for signature. Ikes Place in Skish Tourney Nineteen casters won one or more chevrons to be awarded by the National Skish Board of Chicago during the Anaheim Izaak Walton's skish tournament Sunday at La Palma Park casting pool. Competing in the tourney which featured three skish games of skish bait accuracy, skish fly accuracy and a new game of skish bass bug, were more than 40 casters. Casters were from the Anaheim Ike Walton League chapter, Rancho Rod and Gun club, Pasadena Casting club, Long Beach Casting club and Long Beach Women's Casting club. The new bass bug game proved popular with the piscators who shot all scores with one bass bug. Following the morning competitions, the afternoon was spent in practice in plug and fly accuracy events for the Western Association tournament to be sponsored by the local Ikes at La Palma Park, June 4 and 5. A barbecue dinner will be served Sunday, June 5. Special rates will be featured for youngsters under 12 years of age. Master, expert and merit awards San Berdo Beats Locals in C.I.F. Tennis Play-Off A Colonist bid for the C.I.F. tennis championship was cut short by San Bernardino Wednesday afternoon on the home courts in the semi-final match by a 16-12 score. Coach Bill Cook's Sunset league champs had previously defeated San Berdo in a practice match earlier in the season. On Saturday two singles teams and two doubles teams will compete in the Conference match at Santa Ana for individual Sunset league honors. In C.I.F. competition each singles player plays against each opposing singles player and each doubles combination meets each of the opposing team's doubles combines. Dub Helsing won 3 sets and lost 1 to pace the locals. Jim Wright won 2 and lost 2, Don Sousa won 1 and lost 3 and Wes Hunt lost 4. In the doubles Craig Bottger and Jim Webb won 3 and lost one and Louis Middleton and Bob Marshall won 1 and lost 3. awards for a score of 62, as will Bill Ferris for a score of 56, and Willard Henry, 50. Other Anaheim casters participating in the tourney included Arch Kavanaugh, Dap Pannier, John Henry, Morrie Shirk, Kathy Henry and Lowell Gamble. The first waxed paper was simply a sheet of paper coated with beeswax—crude and costly, difficult to handle. ANAHEIM BUILDING AND The new bass bug game proved popular with the piscators who shot all scores with one bass bug. Following the morning competitions, the afternoon was spent in practice in plug and fly accuracy events for the Western Association tournament to be sponsored by the local Ikes at La Palma Park, June 4 and 5. A barbecue dinner will be served Sunday, June 5. Special rates will be featured for youngsters under 12 years of age. Master, expert and merit awards were given scorers in the three events. Taking master award in the skish bass bug event were Turk Warner, Long Beach, 100, and Jim Corbell, Long Beach, 83. From Anaheim Clint Flynn chalked up a 70 for expert award. In the skish fly accuracy competition Corbell and Don Draw of Los Angeles tied for master award with score of 84. Clint Flynn also placed for master award with a score of 83. Flynn with a score of 80 and Turk Warner, Long Beach, with a score of 94, placed for master award in the skish bait accuracy event. From Anaheim an expert award will go to Spence Allcock, 74, and Elmore Finch and Jim Royer will receive merit. 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