anaheim-gazette 1949-06-09

SPORTS City Rifle Range Work Party Set For Next Sunday Rifle enthusiasts are urged to attend another work day at the range in the industrial track, Sunday, June 19, following the work session slated for tonight (Thursday) by members of the Associated Rifle Shooters. The group of riflemen met Monday evening under the direction of Maj. Ralph Comstock at the high school armory to launch plans for the work sessions. Chas. Watters was appointed as construction supervisor for the large city range. The volunteer sportsmen tonight will speed completion of the 50 yard range which will be used for twilight shooting, using Coleman lanterns for illumination. Refreshments will be served during both sessions by wives and friends of the workers, it was announced. City League in Action Friday The up and coming M.A.M. team, currently in third place with a 2 and 2 record will be meeting the high flying Ritz team who are tied for first with the Scuttlers Play Fullerton Tonite Anaheim’s winless Scuttlers will be in quest of their second win in eleven starts when they tackle invading Fullerton this evening at La Palma Park. The Scuttlers dropped their ninth game to Long Beach, 5 to 0 at the convention city Monday evening as Reboin twirled two hit ball: Only Burke and Tyreman were able to solve the Beachman's pitching and knock out base hits. George Pearson was well tabbed by the Green Streaks who garnered 11 hits. Elsewhere in the electric light circuit, Bill Sweet’s Buena Park Pilot’s will be playing at Orange to break a seventh place deadlock and the Green Streaks will be trying to toss a rip tide at the high-flying Redondo Beach team. Whittier and Santa Ana will play Friday in Saint town. Make Plans for Blood Mobile Unit August 10 Arrangements for the first visit to Anaheim of the Mobile Blood Donor Unit of the American Red Cross, August 10, are off to a flying start, Mrs. William E. Fennell, local blood donor chairman, announced during the regular board man. Fifteen volunteers hours service during Mr. Emory Simon, Volunteer chairman, reported. Home Service reported open during the month, five were new and three ed. Service was given to There were 40 office calls 12 home calls were made cial assistance was given veteran and to two serv families. Two students for Anahion high school, Joan Spor Ronald Lemcke, will be the Junior Red Cross Center in Pacific Grove Both students are active Red Crsss Work in Oranga Traffic Death Termed Acci A Santa Ana taxi driver exonerated of criminal liability in the death of B McClain of Anaheim, whorer’s jury met Thursday week. The inquest was c at Hilgenfeld mortuary, A The 11-year-old was h riding his bivycle, by a ca by James Phillips of 82 Van Ness avenue, Santa Aurday of last week. The occurred as the boy was Manchester boulevard at street, this city. The youngster lived mother and stepfather, Mrs. Alfred J. Nelson Pythias street, and two June K. McClain and Sev Nelson. SUGAR AND SPICE A baby daughter was Mr. and Mrs. William 12792 Lucille street, Garden last Thursday, at St. Jose pital. The new miss tip scales at nine pounds City League in Action Friday The up and coming M.A.M. team, currently in third place with a 2 and 2 record will be meeting the high flying Ritz team who are tied for first with the 20-30 aggregation in City League games Friday. KwiKset Locks tangles with 20-30 in the second game of the evening. KwiKset garnered their first victory via the forfeit route on Tuesday night over the Knights of Columbus. The first round of the City League season ends Tuesday evening. On Wednesday night the teams make their second round of play. CITY LEAGUE W L 20-30 ... 3 1 Ritz ... 3 1 M.A.M. ... 2 2 Lehrs ... 2 2 KwiKset ... 1 2 K.C. ... 1 3 Elks ... 0 4 Games Friday Ritz vs. M.A.M. 20-30 vs. KwiKset Games Tuesday Lehrs vs. M.A.M. KwiKset vs. Elks. The Liberty Bell was cracked while tolling a knell for Chief John Marshall in 1835. Make Plans for Blood Mobile Unit August 10 Arrangements for the first visit to Anaheim of the Mobile Blood Donor Unit of the American Red Cross, August 10, are off to a flying start, Mrs. William E. Fennell, local blood donor chairman, announced during the regular board meeting in the City Hall chapter offices Wednesday night of last week. Mrs. Samuel Gendel was appointed as publicity chairman for the coming program and Mrs. J. S. Van Wagoner was named recruitment chairman. This county wide blood donation campaign will make possible the immediate use of whole blood by all Orange county hospitals, chapter spokesmen stated. 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Traffic Death Termed Accident A Santa Ana taxi driver was exonerated of criminal responsibility in the death of Billie Earl McClain of Anaheim, when a coroner's jury met Thursday of last week. The inquest was conducted at Hilgenfeld mortuary, Anaheim. The 11-year-old was hit, while riding his bicycle, by a cab driven by James Phillips of 828 North Van Ness avenue, Santa Ana, Saturday of last week. The accident occurred as the boy was crossing Manchester boulevard at Walnut street, this city. The youngster lived with his mother and stepfather, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Nelson of 533 Pythias street, and two sisters, June K. McClain and Severine S. Nelson. SUGAR AND SPICE A baby daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Badham, 12792 Lucille street, Garden Grove, last Thursday, at St. Joseph hospital. The new miss tipped the scales at nine pounds and 13 NEW! 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