anaheim-gazette 1949-08-18

SPORTS Legion Tourney Line Scores Thursday, August 11 RHE Crenshaw ...000 000 7—8 6 3 Riverside ...000 000 0—0 4 1 Corona ...000 001 0—1 2 0 Verdugo Hills ...000 000 0—0 4 1 Friday, August 12 L.B. Elbees ...100 134 0—9 11 2 L.A. County ...000 001 3—4 1 9 W. Wilson ...000 110 1—3 4 4 Redlands ...141 001 x—7 6 4 Saturday, August 13 Merchant Mar. ...010 001 0—2 5 2 Compton ...202 000 x—4 6 2 Arcadia ...000 100 2—3 3 6 Lumbermans ...020 102 x—5 6 1 Newhall-Saugus ...221 100 0—6 9 1 Pasadena P.O. ...000 100 0—1 5 5 Greater Clover ...120 010 1—5 7 2 Santan Monica ...000 000 0—0 1 6 Glendale Gold ...003 000 0—3 3 2 Mandamaker ...270 000 x—9 4 1 Glendale Blues ...000 302 1—6 3 2 Santa Maria ...010 000 2—4 6 2 S. Los Angeles ...000 120 0—3 10 3 Santa Barbara ...000 000 4—4 7 2 Sunday, August 14 Highland Park ...001 000 0—1 2 5 Mywd Bell (11)40 130 x—19 12 0 Teddy R. Rid. ...000 104 1—6 7 0 East Pasadena ...100 000 0—1 1 2 Top Horses Enter in San Diego Handicap Del Mar, —Final big tuneup for Del Mar Handicap hopefuls comes up Saturday at Del Mar when the San Diego Handicap at a mile and one-sixteenth, carrying $10,000 in added money, headlines the weekend bill of fare. Some of the greatest names in thoroughbred racing in the West will sport colors in the San Diego, among them Abe Hirschberg's Dinner Gong, Zack T. Addington's Cover Up and the Kinsey Ranch's Top's Boy. Both Dinner Gong and Top's Boy own track records, set at Del Mar this meeting, while Cover Up equalled the course standard for six furlongs in winning the Bing Crosby Handicap the first week-end of the meeting. Dinner Gong set the present mile standard of 1:36 in annexing the La Jolla Handicap at one mile, and Top's Boy lowered the record for a mile and one-sixteenth to 1:41 4/5 while scampering to a ten-length win in an overnight handicap just last week. Other probables for the San Diego include Barard, Solano, Esprit de France, Prevaricator (last week's San Diego cap winner), the two South Americans, Kah and Mucha, Rymenhardt. Anglers Snag...523,740 Fish During June Sacramento (WNS) —sport fishing off California netted 523,740 fish during according to a report week by the state division and game. Records supplied the day from 302 fishing boats on the following catches: San Francisco Bay and fishermen landed 1,O3O and lO8O rock fish and6O other. Bodega Bay, Princeton Cruz, Capitola and Montana,6,788 fishermen who land rockfish;7,73O kingfish;4 flounders and sandabs;3 cod and4,97O others. From Cayucos, Morrison Avila and Port Hueneme fishermen landed15,OOO and8,2OO kelp and sand bass cabezone;96O ling cod; but;5OO sole, flounders and dabs and1,44O others. Fourteen boats operated Malibu, Ocean Park, San Francisco and Redondo Piers on the following catches:35 and sand bass;16,52O and9,92O halibut;4,78O rockfish barracuda;1,53O sculpin;cific mackerel and1,78O cormorant. From San Diego, moored12,OOOO fishermen landed kelp and sand bass;9,74O cuda;3,O9O yellowtail;9FO fish;66O sculpin;58O wass bass;38O rockfish and others. Remainder of the fish vision reported was taken by Angeles waters. Glendale Gold .003 000 0—3 3 2 Mandamaker .....270 000 x—9 4 1 Glendale Blues 000 302 1—6 3 2 Santa Maria ...010 000 2—4 6 2 S. Los Angeles 000 120 0—3 10 3 Santa Barbara 000 000 4—4 7 2 Sunday, August 14 Highland Park 001 000 0—1 2 5 Mywd Bell (11)40 130 x—19 12 0 Teddy R. Rid. .000 104 1—6 7 0 East Pasadena 100 000 0—1 1 2 Second Round Games R H E Burbank .....000 000 12—3 9 0 Santa Barbara 000 100 00—1 2 2 Redlands .....401 220 5—14 11 4 Las Vegas .....421 000 0—7 10 8 Glendale .....002 020 1—5 6 1 Wilmington .....003 002 1—6 6 3 Huntington Park 104 000 1—6 3 0 Ontario .....012 101 0—5 8 3 Monday, August 15 Hollydale .....001 000 0—1 4 2 FULLERTON .....200 004 x—6 4 1 Carthay Circle .....000 120 0—3 7 0 El Monte .....202,200 x—6 5 1 Church League Batting Averages Individual Averages Player Church Av. K. Mitchell, Pres. .....476 C. Coffman, Ch. of Christ .....423 B. Quast, Bethel .....406 R. Grimm, Zion Luth. .....400 A. Hartmann, Bethel Bap. .....395 A. Maese, St. Boniface .....393 D. Henning, Zion Luth. .....383 F. Trapp, Zion Luth. .....381 J. Baker, Ch. of Christ .....372 D. Pebley, Calv. Baptist .....363 J. Paulus, Presbyterian .....358 B. Hedrick, Grace Luth. .....355 B. Acton, Bethel Baptist .....352 B. Geiger, Grace Luth. .....349 A. Mills, Church of Christ .....343 L. Mims, Bethel Baptist .....340 L. Ross, Presbyterian .....333 E. Baker, Church of Christ .....325 D. Rees, White Temple .....321 R. Heinz, St. Boniface .....317 K. Meadows, Ch. of Christ .....302 H. Hamilton, White Temple .....302 F. Leibe, Grace Luth. .....294 M. Duncan, Ch. of Christ .....294 P. Junkeit, Bethel Baptist .....292 T. Wedel, Bethel Baptist .....292 M. Saiben, Grace Luth. .....292 A. Michel, Grace Luth. .....283 D. Dickenson, Ch. of Christ .....282 D. Martens, Grace Luth. .....280 W. Wright, Zion Luth. .....276 H. Grimm, Zion Luth. .....270 F. Paulus, Presbyterian .....270 K. Herman, White Temple .....268 Bangtails Earn State $16 Million Sacramento, (WNS)—California race tracks turned $16,001,808 into the state coffers during the fiscal year ended June 30, according to State Controller Thomas H. Kuchel. The tracks paid as follows during the year: Santa Anita, $4,945,163; Hollywood Park, $4,688,067; Golden Gate Field, $3,334,530; Tanforan, $1,163,832; Del Mar, $1,111,696; various associations including state, county and district fairs, $758,515. Of the total moneys paid to the state, $12,120,710, or the "four per cent" money was deposited in the fair and exposition fund, and of the excess, $3,000,00 went to the wildlife restoration fund and $881,098 to the general fund. Allocations from the fair and exposition fund were: Citrus Fruit Fairs, $573,576; Agricultural $4,588,611; California Polytechnic School, $2,801,827; University of California $3,698,411; Construction Improvements and Land at State County and District Fairs, $4,707,069. BUENA PARK COUPLE ANNOUNCED DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boydston of 301 Emery street, Buena Park announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday, August 14, at Fullerton General hospital. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gonzales of Atwood on Wednesday, August 10, at the Orange County hospital. Dinner Gong set the present mile standard of 1:36 in annexing the La Jolla Handcap at one mile,and Top's Boy lowered the record for a mile and one-sixteenth to:1:41/4/5 while scampering to a ten-length win in an overnight handicap just last week. Other probables for the San Diego include Barard, Solano, Esprit de France, Prevaricator (last week's San Diego cap winner), the two South Americans, Kab and Muchingo,Bymeabond, Be Fearless and Honeymoon.Honeymoon is the greatest California-bred money winner of all time,and this will mark her first appearance at Del Mar. Bangtails Earn State $16 Million K. Meadows, Ch. of Christ ...302 H. Hamilton, White Temple ...302 F. Leibe, Grace Luth. ...294 M. Duncan, Ch. of Christ ...294 P. Junkeit, Bethel Baptist ...292 T. Wedel, Bethel Baptist ...292 M. Saiben, Grace Luth. ...292 A. Michel, Grace Luth. ...283 D. Dickenson, Ch. of Christ ...282 D. Martens, Grace Luth. ...280 W. Wright, Zion Luth. ...276 H. Grimm, Zion Luth. ...270 F. Paulus, Presbyterian ...270 K. Herman, White Temple ...268 J. Harpster, White Temple ...265 L. Herman, White Temple ...263 D. Crawford, Grace Luth. ...262 M. Hartmann, Bethel Bap. ...250 D. Ausburn, Bethel Bap. ...250 L. Trapp, Zion Luth. ...250 Team Averages AB H Ave. Bethel Baptist ...425 134 .313 Church of Christ ...418 118 .282 Presbyterian ...398 100 .251 Zion Lutheran ...382 93 .243 White Temple ...365 88 .241 Grace Lutheran ...415 99 .239 Calvary Baptist ...353 81 .229 St. Boniface ...357 70 .196 Tuesday, August 16 Monterey Park 200 101 2—6 7 1 Lakewood Vil. 101 000 3—5 7 4 SANTA ANA 32$ 030 9—20 15 1 Houghton Pk. 000 560 0—11 5 8 Retail value of rods, reels and other fishing tackle sold in 1948 amounted to $60,000,000, reports the Encyclopedia Britannica Book of the Year. L. H. STAN Violin, Accordion, Hawaiian & Spanish Guitar Instruction Third Floor, Odd Fellows Hall 325 West Center St. Tuesday, 5 to 8 p.m. MAC'S BEVERAGE ANNOUNCEMENT For the People of Northern America For your evening snack or the uninterrupted have a complete line of Fancy Foods OUR NEW 12 FT. TYLER SEAL REFRIGERATED CASE Imported and Domestic Cheese Fickled Fancy Fish Kosher Salami Eastern-Western ICE COLD BEER CASE - CANS - QUARTS Delivery Service Phone 6452 MAC'S BEVERAGE (Formerly Mother Colony Lodge) "Always in Good Spirits" 247 WEST CENTER Anglers Snag 523,740 Fish During June Sacramento (WNS) — Marine sport fishing off California’s coast netted 523,740 fish during June, according to a report made this week by the state division of fish and game. Records supplied the division from 302 fishing boats indicated the following catches: San Francisco Bay area, 1,464 fishermen landed 1,030 salmon, 1,080 rockfish and 60 others. Bodega Bay, Princeton, Santa Cruz, Capitola and Monterey had 6,788 fishermen who landed 63,310 rockfish; 7,730 kingfish; 4,120 sole, flounders and sandabs; 3,540 ling cod and 4,970 others. From Cayucos, Morro Bay, Avila and Port Hueneme, 27,860 fishermen landed 15,000 rockfish; 8,200 kelp and sand bass; 1,110 cabezone; 960 ling cod; 650 halibut; 500 sole, flounders and sandabs and 1,440 others. Fourteen boats operating from Malibu, Ocean Park, Santa Monica and Redondo Piers reported the following catches: 35,700 kelp and sand bass; 16,520 kingfish; 9,920 halibut; 4,780 rockfish; 2,430 barracuda; 1,530 sculpin; 960 Pacific mackerel and 1,780 others. From San Diego, more than 12,000 fishermen landed 21,460 kelp and sand bass; 9,740 barracuda; 3,090 yellowtail; 920 rockfish; 660 sculpin; 580 white sea bass; 380 rockfish and 1,380 others. Remainder of the fish, the division reported was taken in Los Angeles waters. Expect 4,000 Vets to Study In California Sacramento, (WNS)—More than 4,000 veterans are expected to take advantage of educational facilities offered by the United States government under the GI bill next fall, according to the state department of veterans affairs. Last fall, the department said there were 3,542 World War II veterans enrolled in California schools, and in the fall of 1947, a total of 2,739. Veterans who desire to take advantage of the program are advised by the state department to take all steps toward qualifying. In addition to the federal program, the department said the state provides assistance which is less generous than the educational benefits provided under the GI bill. The state assistance program, it was stated, is customarily used by veterans who have exhausted their GI entitlement without completing their education. To be eligible under the state program, a veteran must have been born in or entered service from California. If he qualifies, he is entitled to payment for tuition, books and supplies, and a subsistence allowance of $40 per month. The maximum total expenditure for any one veteran by the state is $1,000. Anaheim Gazette since 1870. To be eligible under the state program, a veteran must have been born in or entered service from California. If he qualifies, he is entitled to payment for tuition, books and supplies, and a subsistence allowance of $40 per month. The maximum total expenditure for any one veteran by the state is $1,000. Anaheim Gazette since 1870. Phone 4618 ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" 350 W. Center - Anaheim MODERN ATTRACTIVE BREAKFAST NOOKS CUSTOM BUILT FACTORY PRICES Styled to fit any space in your home! Upholstered in miracle DURAN, colors of your choice. Free estimates and installation. Phone or write— JOHNSON MFG. CO. 7272 BRADY AVE. Anaheim Phone 28538 LESSONS IN SAVING WOOL PLAID JACKETS JOHNSON MFG. CO. 7272 BRADY AVE. 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