anaheim-gazette 1949-06-02

ANAHEIM GAZETTE Page 7 Anaheim Gazette, June 2, 1949 SPORTS Dub Helsing Elected Student Body President In Close Election Dub Helsing, Anaheim high school junior, was chosen student body president of the school in a close election held last Tuesday. He defeated Minard Duncan in a close contest. Other student body officers to serve next year were also selected in the annual student voting. Selected to serve on the student cabinet were Babe Bauer, secretary of the treasury, and Ronnie Maese, secretary of boys' athletics. Other cabinet posts filled at the primary election held last week were vice-president, Bert Bonner; secretary of records, Carol McDermott; secretary of student affairs, Dan Demaree; secretary of safety and welfare, Carol Hochuli; and secretary of girls' athletics, Mary Whitney. Song leaders chosen to pep up the cheering section at school games are Carol McDermott, Betty Raley, and Jeanene Sanders. Yell leaders for the coming year, chosen at the primary election, cre Jim Ball, Rel Schmitt, and Johnny Cyprien. This year's junior class elected the following to lead them next year: president, Jim Ball; secretary, Jo Anne Wood; vice-president, Rel Schmitt; and treasurer, CHURCH LEAGUE W L Grace Lutheran ... 3 0 White Temple ... 1 0 Presbyterian ... 1 1 Bethel Baptist ... 1 1 Zion Lutheran ... 1 1 St. Boniface ... 1 2 Church of Christ ... 0 1 Calvary Baptist ... 0 2 Games Tonight Calvary Baptist vs. White Temple Presbyterian vs. Church of Christ Games Monday Zion Lutheran vs. Calvary Bap. Grace Luth. vs. Church of Christ Games Wednesday White Temple vs. St. Boniface Bethel Baptist vs. Presbyterian. It is considered immodest among the tribes of Sumatra and Celebes to expose the knees. Bottger-Webb League In Clu Craig Bottger and the doubles combination Southern CIF tennis field school courts this Saturday. Number one double Jim Welch and Tom H Fullerton JC Varsity Squares In Game Ton Fullerton junior college's will stage a full scale all-over ball game Thursday evening o'clock (June 2) in the Ful stadium when stellar memorial last season's squad will visit the stars-to-be of the 1949. The "Blue" team will be trained by veteran end Romaineum and the "Gold" combo by the fighting guard John Herage. Planned as a climax of practice the game will be chance for local fans to star of the 1948 season in In the starting lineup, acc to Harmon Forte, line coach be such familiar names as Osborne, Mickey McKnight, ton Mast, Captains Betheru Beverage. Between halves color will provided by demonstration the emplacement and tactic heavy infantry weapons by local Nation al Guard company. General admission charge 50 cents will be used to expenses. Song leaders chosen to pep up the cheering section at school games are Carol McDermott, Betty Raley, and Jeanene Sanders. Yell leaders for the coming year, chosen at the primary election, are Jim Ball, Rel Schmitt, and Johnny Cyprien. This year's junior class elected the following to lead them next year: president, Jim Ball; secretary, Jo Anne Wood; vice-president, Rel Schmitt; and treasurer, Ronnie Bevins. Officers for next year's junior class are president, Ira Webber; vice-president, Carl Hatfield; treasurer, Elma Clamp. Results of the run-off election for secretary, between Joanne Kellogg and Stuard Schmidt, have not been announced. Girls' League officers chosen for next year are president, Jackie Whiteman; vice-president, Della Horn; secretary, Dorothy Mejia; and treasurer, Jennie Welton. Selection of the Colonist Club officers has not been completed, with the office of president still in doubt. However, vice-president Curtis Meade, scribe Ronnie Lemcke, and sergeant-at-arms John Patin have been finally selected. The Girls' League cabinet also was selected Tuesday. Two girls from each class were elected. They are, seniors, Jan Schamp and Pat Berry; juniors, Jo Ann Wood and Margaret Young; and the sophomores, Leah Gerber and Jo Ann Kellogg. Locals Scuttle Pilots' Boat, Take On Saints The Anaheim Scuttlers, fresh from a stunning upset victory over the Buena Park Pilots last Monday evening will be gunning for a repeat performance when they take on the league leading Santa Ana nine in Saint Town, Friday evening. It was the eighth game for the locals and gives them their first victory of the current niteball chase. Just what the Scuttlers did to find their hitting eye hasn't been determined—but it is trusted they'll be using the same formula Friday. More perplexing than the long losing streak is the complete disinterest or exodus of baseball fans from the city. The Memorial Day It was the eighth game for the locals and gives them their first victory of the current niteball chase. Just what the Scuttlers did to find their hitting eye hasn't been determined—but it is trusted they'll be using the same formula Friday. More perplexing than the long losing streak is the complete disinterest or exodus of baseball fans from the city. The Memorial Day victory was witnessed by a scant 62 fans—hardly a credit to the city's claim of being a "sporting town!" The locals jumped off to an early five run lead in the second and third innings and took out insurance with an additional tally in the seventh. The Pilots came through with a pair in the eighth. George Pearson turned in his usual good job of hurling and proved that with a little support, he is a winning pitcher. Church League Action Tonite In Church League action this evening, Thursday, June 2, the cellar-dwelling Calvary Baptist will be out after their first victory when they meet the White Temple team which has won its only game. The second contest finds the .500 playing Presbyterian's playing Church of Christ tied for last with Calvary. Pacing the league at the end of three weeks of play is the Grace Lutheran aggregation with a winning skein of three. First game starts at 7:30 p.m. with the second starting at around 8:45. Until the gutta percha ball was introduced in 1848, golf balls were stuffed with feathers. Bottger-Webb, Anaheim, Represent League In CIF Finals This Saturday Craig Bottger and Jim Webb of Anaheim will form half the doubles combination representing the league at the Southern CIF tennis finals to be played at Santa Ana high school courts this Saturday. Number one doubles combine in the league is that of Jim Welch and Tom Powers of Orange, who defeated the local entry in the finals of the Sunset League meet at Santa Ana last Saturday by a 6-2, 2-6, 6-2 score. Powers and Welch had scored a 7-5, 6-3 win over Bottger and Webb in an Anaheim-Orange tennis match played during the current league combination. Anaheim's prowess on the court was very much in evidence Saturday with doubles entries competing in all phases of the elimination. With three double combines from Anaheim in the quarter-finals, the doubles matches began to look like the Sunset League vs. Anaheim. Welch and Powers faced and defeated Colonist entries in the quarter-finals, semi-finals and finals. Results of the matches played by Anaheim players are as follows: SINGLES First Round Middleton (A) def. Jackson (F), 6-3, 6-4; Pee (O) def. Souza (A), 6-0, 6-1; Marshall (A) def. Yardley (NH), default. Quarter-Finals Blair (O) def. Middleton (A), 1-6, 7-5, 6-2; Lockett (SA), def. Marshall (A), 6-3, 6-2. First Round Hersh-Schmid (A), def. Mallard-Ballew (HB), 6-0, 6-1; Hunt-Arnold (A), def. Hickman-Holden (O), 6-4, 6-1; Bottler First Round Middleton (A) def. Jackson (F), 6-3, 6-4; Pee (O) def. Souza (A), 6-0, 6-1; Marshall (A) def. Yardley (NH), default. Quarter-Finals Blair (O) def. Middleton (A), 1-6, 7-5, 6-2; Lockett (SA), def. Marshall (A), 6-3, 6-2. First Round Hersh-Schmid (A), def. Mallard-Ballew (HB), 6-0, 6-1; Hunt-Arnold (A), def. Hickman-Holden (O), 6-4, 6-1; Bottger-Webb (A), def. Bouck-Gelderman (O), default. Quarter-Finals Welch-Powers (O) def. Hersh-Schmid (A), 6-0, 6-2; Hunt-Arnold (A), def. Brattain-Merker (SA), 6-3, 6-4; Bottger-Webb (A), def. Lund-Broyles (F), 6-3, 6-1. Semi-Finals Welch-Powers (O), def. Hunt-Arnold (A), 6-1, 6-1; Bottger-Webb (A), def. Rockwell-Palmer (SA), 6-4, 6-1. Finals Welch-Powers (O), def. Bottger (A), 6-2, 2-6, 6-2. Lincoln's first inaugural address was rushed by Pony Express from St. Joseph, Mo., to the Pacific coast in the fastest trip ever made by the express—seven days and 17 hours. Another June White Goods Event Feature Imagine finding sheets of this quality printing, isn't it? 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