anaheim-gazette 1949-09-01

SPORTS Ritz Cleaners drew first biponship playoffs as they nudged bus, 1-0 at the City Park last. The winning tally was scored when Morales scooted home on an error by the shortstop in the fifth inning. Morales got on base with a single and advanced on an error and a fielders choice. Art Bielefelde performed grand larceny on a "sure hit" of Frank Barrera; making a running one arm stab and then winging it home for a twin killing which cut the K.C.'s only scoring threat short. The second game of the best-of-three series will be played tomorrow evening (Friday), game starting at 7:30. LINE SCORE: RHE K.C. ... 000 000 0—0 4 3 RITZ ... 000 010 x—1 3 1 Grace Lutheran Appears Headed For Championship Grace Lutheran seemed headed for its third straight Church League championship as they rolled over Bethel Baptist 15-5 in the first game of the play-off last night (Wednesday) in the City Park. The big bats of the Lutherans whacked out 12 hits in the free-scoring melee which saw the winners scoring three in the first, four in the third inning, six in the fifth inning and an "icing" two in the BOOTIN' BEN STILL UNSIGNED Bootin' Ben Agajanian this morning (Thursday) was still unsigned by an All-American conference team. The never-miss field goal and conversion kicker was out from the L. A. Dons squad Tuesday and automatically placed on a 48-hour waiver. If not picked up by an All-American team, Ben will be a free agent and able to sign with a National League team. Although preferring to play on the west coast where he can be close to his family in Anaheim, Agajanian, in an interview this morning (Thursday), said he wants to play football and will go wherever he can get a job. The Chicago entry in the All-American conference were dickering with Don's magnate Lindheimer, for Ben's contract last season and wouldn't surprise the gridiron world if they snatched him sometime today. Whether a National League team will sign him is not known although the Pittsburgh Steelers have been reported as interested. Ben who makes his home at 900 East Alberta in Anaheim owns and operates a sporting goods store in Long Beach. He formerly operated Aggie's Sporting Goods on East Center street. A few of the early race entries are Bunny owned by W. B. Fletcher of Hanford; Red Hot owned by Lyle Brown of Newhall; and Carmel Lady owned by Dr. A. B. Carmichael of Montebello. The affair is open to the public, and admission of $100, tax included. Children under twelve are admitted free when accompanied by their parents. Dove Season Opens Today The 1949 dove season in California gets under way today, Thursday, (Sept. 1) and extends through September 30. Numerous limit bags are expected to highlight the opening day activities in Imperial county due to the earlier seasonal dates this year which will bring nimrods to the scene before the crops are plowed under. Heavy dove concentrations have been reported near Porterville, Bakersfield, Indio, Blythe, Antelope Valley and in Riverside and Imperial counties, the club said. The Baron Signs All-Heavy Card At Legion Ring Baron Von Stumme has come up with an all-heavyweight card at the Hollywood Legion stadium featuring five former amateur champions. In the spotlighted ten-round feature, Jack Dempsey's swinging protege, Clarence Henry will meet American Olympic boxer, Jay Lambert. Lambert holds a win over Henry, having whipped him in the tryouts for the Olympics held in San Francisco. Baron Von Stumme has come up with an all-heavyweight card at the Hollywood Legion stadium featuring five former amateur champions. In the spotlighted ten-round feature, Jack Dempsey's swinging protege, Clarence Henry will meet American Olympic boxer, Jay Lambert. Lambert holds a win over Henry, having whipped him in the tryouts for the Olympics held in San Francisco in 1948. Both boys are unbeaten in the pro ring. Rex Layne, 1949 National AAU champ, also unbeaten as a pro will fight in the six round semi-final against an unannounced foe. Also on Friday's card are Floyd Richardson, Utah's Golden Gloves monarch last year, and Pedro Redina, Mexico's national amateur champ for the past two years. They'll tangle for four. Other fours are: Hank Thurman and Jimmy Howard; John McFalls and Toni Le Noir; and Mel Harner vs. Little Joe Charles. Quarter Horses In Action at Vessels' Ranch Some of southern California's fastest quarter horses will again pit their speed and stamina when quarter horse owners gather to participate in the races Sunday, September 4th, 1:00 p.m., on the popular Vessels' Ranch track at Los Alamitos, six miles east of Long Beach. A full card of races covering all the popular sprint distances from 220 yards up to the half-mile will be offered to thrill the race enthusiasts, and between races there will be a presentation of rodeo events, such as calf roping, team roping, and the like. Cleaners Nicks K. of C. 1-0; Lutheran Socks Bethel Artist 15-5 In Playoffs Cleaners drew first blood in the City League championship playoffs as they nudged out the Knights of Columbus at the City Park last evening (Wednesday). An’heim Midgets Win at Rotary Billy French ran wild on the base paths in the final frame of a Bellflower tournament game yesterday afternoon (Wednesday) to lead the Anaheim Rotary Midgets to a 3-2 victory over El Monte. The pint-size moundsmen was safe at first on an infield bobble, stole second and went to third on the catcher's miscue. The El Monte backstop's attempted pick-off went into the outfield allowing Billy to score the winning tally. Anaheim jumped to a one run lead in the first inning when Frank Doretti hit a four-bagger scoring Sunny Bundy who had walked. This lead held until the sixth when El Monte tied it up with a run scored on a couple of walks and a single. The win insured the local Junior Leaguers a spot in the semifinals of the consolation bracket. They play Whittier today (Thursday) at 4:30. LINE SCORE: RHE El Monte .....100 001 0—2 3 3 Anaheim .....200 000 1—3 4 2 Since 1830, the number of magazines and newspapers in the United States has increased albeit with Seth Gordon, the board's expert, declared. Emphasis on the program will be south of the Tehachapis. Specific allocations for various areas are: San Joaquin region, $60,256; south coast region, $102,881; southeast desert region, $64,096.50. Remainder of the funds will be spent for replacement of vehicles and other equipment, $40,000 and for contract services and seasonal labor, $107,766.50. Gordon told the boards the funds would be expended for watering devices, development of cover for the birds, and propagation. The money is being spent in central and southern California, he said, because studies have developed that the public will receive the most for its money in those areas. Over 100 Entries In Pet Show, Affair Successful (Continued from page 1) With a family of five kitties and a mother cat Gail Grover copped a blue ribbon. A white kitty with blue eyes and a big blue ribbon around its neck won Sharon Ford a first place ribon. The prettiest cat on parade was a black and white bobtailed kitten belonging to Duane Duyal. Weighing in at 16 pounds the cat owned by Wanda Collins took first place honors in the biggest cat contest. Second place went to Billy Calvy. How the well groomed cat should look was shown in the entry of Duane Duval, Sharon Ford and Billy Calvy. With a mamma, pappa and baby duck entered Dicky Stoval placed first in the fowl division. A little yellow duckling was shown by Dorothy Nankervis. With a buck and a dog entered Raymond Treese won himself a blue ribbon in the rabbit class. A bonnet, a shawl and a bag are what the best dressed hens are wearing these days as shown by the little red hen entered by Charles Archanbault. Brydon Shirk. Lutheran seemed headed hard straight Church Leampionship as they rolled mel-Baptist 15-5 in the east of the play-off last Wednesday) in the City bats of the Lutherans out 12 hits in the freelee which saw the winning three in the first, four and inning, six in the fifth and an "icing" two in the one. The winner's hits came backs of Art Michel, Paul and Arman Hanson who acted a pair for the evevensive action. Westerhold drove in its in the first inning with logger, Lee Mims socked with none aboard in the ing for the losing cause. Second game of the champlay-off is slated for evening, starting at 7:30. DORES: RHE ptist 100 110 2—5 74 h. 304 062 x—15 12 2 regulations this season ret nimrods personally, dove catches to the pubfor shipment, El Centro xico in Imperial county to be the only spots outhland where dry ice, are available for shipers Hamilton was killed Burr on the same dueld where Hamilton's son duel three years earlier, to the Encyclopaedia EHLERS KEYS BICYCLES SAW FILING LAWNMOWERS Sales and Service Repairing and Welding 419 W. Center Phone 2759 Anahelm belonging to Duane Duyal. Weighing in at 16 pounds the cat owned by Wanda Collins took first place honors in the biggest cat contest. Second place went to Billy Calvy. How the well groomed cat should look was shown in the New Rug Sensation $29'95 9' x 12' SIZE ALL WOOL FACE Glamorug Available in floral and scroll design in rich color combinations of tan, green, blue or rose. Also in beautiful tone on tone floral effect and in self-color embossed effect in five lovely colors . . . green, blue, rose, beige and wine. 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