anaheim-gazette 1949-09-08

Whittier Starts Football Drills Whittier college headcoach Wallace "Chief" Newman will sound the call to colors here Monday, September 12, as the Quakers start preparations for their 1949 football campaign. Daily work-outs will be held on Hadley Field. Newman will be greeted by 22 lettermen, as well as a number of candidates from last year's fresh team, junior college transfers, and hold-over squadmen. The Quakers open their 1949 schedule against the Santa Barbara College Gauchos Friday night, September 23, in the northern city, 1949 Schedule Sepf. 23—Santa Barbara College at Santa Barbara Oct. 1—San Francisco State College at Whittier Oct. 8—Caltech at Pasadena Oct. 15—Arizona State College at Flagstaff Oct. 22—Occidental College at Los Angeles Oct. 29—Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo) at Whittier Nov. 5—Pomona College (Homecoming) at Whittier Nov. 12—Cal Aggies at Davis Nov. 19—University of Redlands at Whittier *Denotes Southern California Intercollegiate Conference game. All games will be played at night. SC Sponsors World Affairs Course Here Under the auspices of the Comwhich will meet weekly on Wednesdays from 4 to 6 p.m., will be held at the first session on September 21, according to Don Seurcy, in charge of SC off-campus classes. Further information may be obtained by writing, the Community Service Division, University of Southern California, 3518 University Avenue, Los Angeles 7. Flores In Return Fight With McFarland Hard-punching Sal Flores has a return engagement with Morrie McFarland Friday when the two middleweights meet in the semifinal at the Hollywood Legion stadium. The Anaheim fighter eked out a close decision two weeks ago in a free-swinging four rounder over McFarland. Flores has been tabbed by the be-whiskered Baron Von Stume in his weekly news blurb as "Anahems gift to the boxing world" and rated his last fight as "one of the best bouts held at the stadium in recent months and further establishing the classy boy from Anaheim as a main-eventer of the future." In the ten round feature at the Peroxide Palace, Jackie Blair, stadium veteran takes on the up-and-coming Rudy Vasquez who will be making his main event debut. Vasquez was tabbed "the outstanding preliminary fighter in 1948" by the southland boxing scribes. Blair has a sizeable collection By BOB FU Ringside at the "Arena Pro like a similar vantage point at or our own Orange County AC ing there is near perfect. The arena is in an empty lo and bowling alleys. It's fenced in ers seating around 300 people. The tariff for ringside seats is four bits in gringo currency (four bucks in the Mexican variety) with a reduction for the senoritas and kids. Fortunately none of the combatants were knocked counter-clockwise for a fracturel skull would have resulted but for sure. The ring is a board platform covered with canvas—the thought of it gives me a headache. A boo is a boo even in espanol and when the boys slowed down to a walk it sounded like the gallery at the Baron's fort on Hollywood Boulevard. Unlike our fair-haired cultivators of the cauliflower these free-swinging Senors really respond to the dubious encouragement. One set of gloves was used throut out the evening's festivities with the gladiators depositing them in the middle of the ring at the conclusion of their activity. The fights were billed and bally-hooed as five "emotional fights" and included a couple of four rounders, two six rounders and the main event of eight rounds. Senor "Third Man-In-the-Ring" was conspicuous in his attempt at being inconspicuous — devoting most of his time to staving out of SC Sponsors World Affairs Course Here Under the auspices of the Community Service Division of the University of Southern California a special two-unit course dealing with diplomatic issues in the world today will be offered during the fall at the Anaheim Fremont school. Instructor for the class will be Mr. Norman Fertig, member of the department of international relations at the university. Registration for the course, In the ten round feature at the Peroxide Palace, Jackie Blair, stadium veteran takes on the up-and-coming Rudy Vasquez who will be making his main event debut. Vasquez was tabbed "the outstanding preliminary fighter in 1948" by the southland boxing scribes. Blair has a sizeable collection of press clippings having won 16 of 18 Legion fights and possessing a 48 won 5 lost record. Four rounders carded include: Dave Martinez vs. Jim Stewart, 150 pounds; Jess Bojorquez vs. Ken Maeshiro, 135 pounds; Willie Jenkins vs. Georgie Holmes, 154 pounds and Russ McCarty vs. Billy Bevil. Anaheim merchants invite you MIKE—FORD'S LIQUOR STORE 315 E. CENTER ST. PHONE 4209 WINE - BEER - LIQUOR Entrance from free parking lot at rear of store HOT WEATHER Coolers Try One of Our Many Popular GINS ICE COLD MIXERS P. M. Deluxe Blended Whiskey Qts... 4.34 Fifths . 3.50 Pints . 2.22 Blue Bloods Booked for Horse Show The stage is set and everything is in readiness for what promises to be another magnificent horse show in conjunction with the 22nd annual Los Angeles County Fair at Pomona. Under the direction of president-manager Jack Afflerbaugh, the event will uphold its reputation as the most beautiful out-of-doors show in the country. Try One of Our Many Popular GINS ICE COLD MIXERS EASTERN and WESTERN ICE COLD BEER CASE CAN QTS. 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The fair proper extends another eight days through October 2. Tevis Paine, well known among the horse show folks up and down the coast, will serve as ring director and announcer. J. W Nesbitt, of Montreal, will judge hackney and harness show ponies hunters and jumpers. Lester Stfling, of Salinas, will place the ribbons for the stock horses, equitation class and the Jaquima. H. C Barham, Milan, Tenn., will preside over gaited saddle horses fine harness, roadsters, walking horses and equitation class. 85 Classes Again it will be a full show with a total of 85 classes and fourteen stakes divided equally between $1000 and $500 purses. In the larger stakes are 3- and 5-gaited saddle horses, single ponies, harness show ponies and hunters, jumpers, and stock horses. The lesser stakes go to 3- and 5-gaited saddle classes fine harness and single roadster classes. The show will be presented with an entirely new setting before the large steel and concrete grandstand. Over $300,000 has been spent in improvements and additions since the last fair and a sizable portion of this has gone into the preparations for a bigger and better horse show. One of the new facilities is a 6-lane highway extending directly from highway. SPORTS By BOB FUNSETH inside at the “Arena Progreso” in Ensenada is not unnicular vantage point at Hollywood Legion, Olympic own Orange County AC except that the air-conditionism is near perfect. Arena is in an empty lot near Senor Kelly’s beer hall alley. It’s fenced in and has benches and bleacharound 300 people. The rangeside seats is four bits currency (four bucks in variety) with a reduce senoritas and kids. Only none of the combatknocked counter-clockin fracturel skull would stretched but for sure. The board platform covered was—the thought of it headache. Is a boo even in espanol the boys slowed down it sounded like the galle Baron’s fort on Hollylevard. Unlike our fairactivators of the cauliflowree-swinging Senors realto the dubious encourof gloves was used thruvening’s festivities with factors depositing them in of the ring at the contheir activity. Rats were billed and ballyfive “emotional fights” added a couple of four two six rounders and event of eight rounds. Third Man-in-the-Ring” ricuous in his attempt at conspicuous — devoting its time to staying out of Ehlers; Lakes Champions Of Junior League Junior League champs for the 1949 city summer recreation program are Ehlers in the “A” league and Lakes in the “B” league. Members of the two teams will receive individual and team trophies following the annual banquet in the city park this evening. The yearly ‘bust’ will get started at 6 p.m. with the boys in the two leagues assured of all the hamburgers, pop and ice cream they can consume. At 7 p.m. the awards will be presented and movies taken of this year’s recreation program will be shown. This portion of the evening is open to the parents and public. Swimming Meet Granere and Peterson and Wallace Tractors took firsts in their respective divisions in a swimming meet held Wednesday at the city Knights of Columbus Cop City League Crown; Bethel Baptist Squares Series Al Bushman turned in a masterful one-hit performance to lead the Knights of Columbus to a City League championship over favored Ritz Cleaners 3-0 Tuesday evening at the city park. Bushman came within one inning of pitching a no-hitter but Everett MacDonald proved spoiler with a scratch single in the final frame. The winning pitcher aided his own cause by slamming a home run in the fifth inning. The Knights scored two runs in the first inning off successive singles by Carl Heinz, Don Rimpau and Frank Barrera. Bethel Baptist let loose with their heavy artillery in Church League play-offs to defcat Grace Lutheran 8-4 and square the series. The champ of the churches will be decided Tuesday evening when the final game of the play-off will be played. The winners banged 10 hits in the seven inning contest scoring three runs in the fourth, four runs in the fifth and one run in the sixth. Bob Quast started off the fourth with a single and scored on a double by Ted Wedel. Al Hartman came through with a double and Ernie Hartman ended the rally with a single. Ted Wedel bounced back in the next frame with a grand slam home run to put the Baptists out in front by five runs. The victors finished their scoring in the sixth on an error and a single by Bob Quast. The losers scored two runs in the first frame on a walk, an error and a single by Del Martena and counted another pair in the sixth on a single by L. Fickle, a Stakes Races Feature Moot At L.A. Fair With a purse distribution averaging more than $10,000 per day for the running races alone, the Los Angeles County Fair will present a full-fledged racing program in conjunction with the 22nd annual exposition September 16-October 2, President Jack Afflerbaugh disclosed today. Racing with pari-mutual betting will be offered daily during the Fair with the exception of Sundays. There will be seven running races daily during the week, together with three harness horse events and an extra running race on Saturdays. Racing Secy. Herman Sharpe is busy at Del Mar sorting applications for stalls, and with only 550 to be allotted, he is making a selected list of the better horses. As was the case last year, with the revival of racing and the Fair here following long years of idleness during and after the war, minimum purses will be $1200 this season, a feature hailed with acclaim by the horsemen. There will be several overnight handi- of gloves was used thruvening's festivities with tors depositing them in the of ring at the contheir activity. its were billed and ballyfive "emotional fights" added a couple of four two six rounders and event of eight rounds. Third Man-in-the-Ring" miscous in his attempt at conspicuous — devoting this time to staying out of fighter went down the aren't wiped nor did the himself breaking up the it wasn't necessary. keeping is kept at a minithe land south of Tijuana judges keeping the tally buggets. At the conclusion at the ref eyes each judge turn points to the corner center of their choice. embrace, a few cheers all over. to think of it, the best night was a preview at the Casino Bar. Stop or a Tecate in time to get way of a couple of sen-came off their bar stools. of the two looked by Galento and gave in that he trained on beer the Jersey mauler. In ap-ly fifteen seconds the challenger had retired comfortable confines of the her a near-by table. has the Civic Social of Ensenada (promotions fights) missed the boat signging this Mexican Ga-am convinced that the talent scouts are asleep at been signed. Thirty sec-ur his exhibition a platoon boy's finest escorted him to pokey. The Bloods looked for case Show age is set and everything kindness for what promises another magnificent horse conjunction with the 22nd Los Angeles County Fair. Under the direction of manager Jack Affier-the event will uphold its as the most beautiful doors show in the country. at 6 p.m. with the boys in the two leagues assured of all the hamburgers, pop and ice cream they can consume. At 7 p.m. the awards will be presented and movies taken of this year's recreation program will be shown. This portion of the evening is open to the parents and public. Swimming Meet Granere and Peterson and Wallace Tractors took firsts in their respective divisions in a swimming meet held Wednesday at the city plunge. This was the final activity of the year. The totals were as follows: "A" LEAGUE Granere and Peterson ... 27 Ehlers Bike Shop ... 15 Agren and Larson ... 12 Kaulbars ... 9 Sand and Gravel ... 2 Hatfield Cleaners ... 0 "B" LEAGUE Wallace Tractors ... 34 Cotlers ... 15 20-30 ... 12 Lakes ... 6 Williams ... 0 Nu-Way ... 0 Foster Freeze ... 0 Final standings in the football and volleyball competition are as follows: FOOTBALL: "A" LEAGUE Granere and Peterson ... 4-1 Kaulbars ... 4-1 Ehlers Bike ... 4-1 Hatfield ... 2-3 Agren and Larson ... 1-4 Sand and Gravel ... 0-5 "B" LEAGUE Lakes ... 5-1 20-30 ... 5-1 Wallace Tractors ... 3-3 Nu-Way Shoe ... 3-3 Foster Freeze ... 2-4 Cotlers ... 2-4 Williams ... 1-5 VOLLEYBALL: "A" LEAGUE Ehlers Bike ... 4-1 Kaulbars ... 3-2 Hatfield ... 2-3 Agren and Larson ... 2-3 Granere and Peterson ... 2-3 Sand and Gravel ... 1-4 "B" LEAGUE Lakes ... 6-0 20-30 ... 5-1 Williams ... 3-3 Cotlers ... 3-3 Nu-Way Shoe ... 2-4 Foster Freeze ... 1-5 Wallace Tractors ... 1-5 Motor-Cyclists Set For Del Ted Wedel bounced back in the next frame with a grand slam home run to put the Baptists out in front by five runs. The victors finished their scoring in the sixth on an error and a single by Bob Quast. The losers scored two runs in the first frame on a walk, an error and a single by Del Martena and counted another pair in the sixth on a single by L. Fickle, a double by Arman Hanson and a single by Bill Geiger. LINE SCORES: RHE Grace Luth...200,002,0—8,54 ANOTHER GOODWEAR Visit us soon...we'll gladthe right fit, the right style. Red Goose Shoes for your lsmart styles, built of quaextra reinforcec Motor-Cyclists Set For Del Mar Races The cream of the nation's crop of professional motorcycle racers are setting their sights on Sunday, October 2nd when they will converge at this full mile dirt track to decide amongst themselves who will be crowned 25 mile Pacific Coast Champion. A turnout of about 125 riders is expected at the early morning time trials at which time the fastest 35 will be selected to make up the day's program of 10 events. Heat races will be run off and the winners of each will be placed into the main event thereby assuring spectators a thrilling race with the very best in riders and machines being represented. Ed Kretz, of Wilmar, California, who is a 12-time National Champion will be the big threat of the day with his newly designed 30½ cubic inch vertical twin Indian Jimmy Phillips of San Diego who in 1948 won the National 50 mile championship at Riverside, California, will be on hand with his Grand Prix Triumph racing machine. 99 into the fair grounds. This will not only shorten the distance considerably, but will relieve possibility of congestion. It's Easy ... So Easy To Shop And Save In Anaheim City League Squares Series one-hit performance City League cham0 Tuesday evening at pitching a no-hitter with a scratch single Kes Races Future Mee L.A. Fair purse distribution avermore than $10,000 per day running races alone, the ales County Fair will preall-fledged racing program action with the 22nd anposition September 16-OcPresident Jack Afflerclosed today. with pari-mutual betting offered daily during the the exception of Sunhere will be seven runses daily during the week, with three harness horse and an extra running race days. Secy. Herman Sharpe is Del Mar sorting applicastalls, and with only 550 spotted, he is making a set of the better horses. is the case last year, with val of racing and the Fair owing long years of idleing and after the war, purses will be $1200 on, a feature hailed with by the horsemen. There 5 Anaheim Gazette, Thursday, September 8, 1949 caps to bolster the stakes program. Three stakes have been approved for the 14-day meeting, each to be decided on a Saturday. On Sept. 17, handicap stars will test their endurance in the Governor's Handicap at a mile and one-sixteenth for purse of $5000 added. 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