anaheim-gazette 1949-09-15

SPORTS Conservation Head Retires After 42 Years of Service San Francisco—The California Division of Fish and Game is losing the services of the oldest conservation official in the Nation in point of service. After 42 years, Joseph S. Hunter, chief of the bureau of game conservation, retires this month at the maximum age limit for State employees. He is 70 years old. The venerable conservationist started his State employment in 1907, when he was appointed a deputy fish and game commissioner at a salary of $100 a month. Previously he had served as an instructor of ornithology at the University of Nebraska, and as entomologist of San Mateo county. During his colorful state career, Hunter also held the posts of assistant executive officer, chief of refuges, and chief of the bureau of patrol. He has acted as legislative representative of the fish and game commission since 1913. Deer Refuge System The retiring bureau chief was instrumental in gaining legislative action establishing California’s extensive deer refuge system and is credited with helping to rebuild 41-Day Del Mar Meet Sets New Records Del Mar—What will go down in California horse racing history as one of the most successful meetings ever staged by the Del Mar Turf Club was a matter for the record books this week as the cozy San Diego county seaside track wrote “finis” to its 41-day summer season. The extensive meeting came to a close in a blaze of glory last Saturday as G. E. and Mrs. M. B. Kinsey's Top's Boy galloped to victory in the 10th running of the tradition-steeped Del Mar Handicap. Attendance and betting handle, both yardsticks for measuring the success of any meeting, showed clear gains over 1948. Much of the increase was attributed to the offering of a daily double for the first time in southern California racing history. Webb A. Everett, Del Mar's director of racing, was the man behind the introduction of the daily double and its immediate success prompted him to declare that it would be retained next season. Colonists Press For Opener W Garden Grove Head football coach Dick Cox isn't exactly grinning from ear these days as he puts Colonists aspirants through paces at the West Center outdoor salt mine. In fact the mourning bunge out. AUHS's football mentor hires five lone lettermen to mold combination around best that's not much of a cee. Returning in the end slow Dudly Frank and Jack Moyle At guard is Eddie Liptrap a turning with a big “A” chest at center is Orlyne Ne Shining brightly in the field is Larry Weaver. Chet Shirk is guiding the and Major Ralph Comstock recting the destinies of the Sam Keith has dropped the responsibility in order to more time to his basketball First encounter for the will be Garden Grove, to be led at La Palma park on evening, September 23, starting at 8 p.m. Preli skirmish for the JayVees w Colton sophomores is slat kick-off at 6 p.m. Remaining games of the are: Sept. 30—Bell Gardens, here Oct. 7—Newport, here. Oct. 14—Santa Ana, there. Oct. 21—Downey, here. Oct. 28—Santa Barbara, the Nov. 4—Huntington Beach, Nov. 11—Orange, here. DEER REFUGE SYSTEM The retiring bureau chief was instrumental in gaining legislative action establishing California's extensive deer refuge system and is credited with helping to rebuild the state's deer population from its low of several hundred thousand head at the turn of the century to its present all-time high of more than three-quarters of a million. "Back in 1910," Hunter relates, some of the natives complained that if the annual kill of 10,000 was maintained, there would be no deer left in a short time. Now it's nearly five times that figure—29 years and nearly a million hunters later." Hunter's plans for the future fire indefinite, but call for continued hunting and fishing. The white-haired sportsman has been hunting since he was 12 years of age, and occasionally favors his right shoulder—a habit caused by his early shooting of small gauge shotguns. In an official commendation presented recently by president William J. Silva, the fish and game commission expressed regret at losing Hunter's services, and thanked him for "important contributions to progress in fish and game conservation." GIL Morales Loses License Sacramento (WNS)—The State Athletic Commission announced it has revoked the license of Gilbert Morales, Anaheim boxer, for failure to take an eye examination. The Los Angeles Stock Exchange was established in 1899 to provide capital to finance California's expanding oil industry. California now rates first in the nation as an oil producer. ATTENDANCE AND BETTING HANDLE, both yardsticks for measuring the success of any meeting, showed clear gains over 1948. Much of the increase was attributed to the offering of a daily double for the first time in southern California racing history. Webb A. Everett, Del Mar's director of racing, was the man behind the introduction of the daily double and its immediate success prompted him to declare that it would be retained next season. $24 Million Wagered During the 41 days, 404,543 people wended their way through Del Mar's colorful entrance ways to take in the sport of kings. Total betting handle for the season was $24,577,224, largest in the history of the track, surpassing the previous high of $23,846,789 established in 1945. Del Mar's first post-war meeting. Joseph M. Schenck and Jay Paley, majority stockholders of the Del Mar Turf Club, harbor several plans to improve facilities for next summer's meeting which will open on July 26 and continue through September 9. Under their direction, many thousands of dollars were expended in improving the grounds for the meeting this year, and backed by the success of the 1949 season, they hope to carry out several other building projects to add to the comfort and enjoyment of Del Mar patrons. SCOUT CASTERS IN TOURNAMENT Boy Scouts of the Izaak Walton sponored Troop 88 competed in their first casting tournament last Saturday afternoon at La Palma park. Winning the ½ ounce accuracy event and a silaflex casting rod was Earle Peterson with a score of 91. Jerry Boren scored a 44 to cop the skish bait event and a Langley reel. He was also second in the ½ ounce event with a score of 90. Carl Starnes won the merit award of the National Skish Board with a score of 58. LOCAL IKES also participated in the activity by casting for an offered by the National board. The following awards won: Skish bait, master avail Bob Hoskins, 86 and Clint Hoskins; expert award—Dick Hoskins; merit award—Otis Gosnell; Skish fly, expert award—Flynn; 75; Skish bass bug, award—Clint Flynn; 93; award, 73 and merit award. Aragon Mixes With Chavez in Hollywood Mall Fresh from a brilliant win welterweight Shamus McCormack his native Albuquerque, national lightweight puncher Aragon tops the Hollywood Stadium card next Friday meeting rough, tough Tony Gosnell ("The Pride of San Jose," in round bout. This will be the hard-earned "Golden Boy's" ninth appearance at the Legion Stadium for the rent year; he is unbeaten in filmland club having knocked six opponents and decision others. All eight foes, he have been deposited on the floor as a result of an Aragon "punch." Tony Chavez is one of the durable little boxers in the news. He's fought the top rank in the Pacific coast in the light ranks, with the exception of Gon. He is best remember his trillers against the Maxie Docusen, Harold Ball Jones, Johnny Gonzales, Flores and Tote Martinez gave Martinez two great ten-fights. Aragon is now riding thru of an amazing knockout spread handsome Latin belter has 21 of the 41 men to face him has scored 12 one round and 6 more in the second round. MIKE—FORD'S LIQUOR STORE 315 E. CENTER ST. PHONE 4209 WINE - BEER - LIQUOR Entrance from free parking lot at rear of store FIRST IN CALIFORNIA • Immediate Claim Service Thru This Office • Automobile • Compensation • FIRE INSURANCE FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP A. P. PEIFFER, Agent NO NORTH ESPADRA Serving Main North Orange County Office for 16 Years in the First National Trust & Savings Bank Bldg. Call Fullerton 723-W 80 Report for Football Drill At St. Catherin Eighty stalwart cadets rite to Coach Paul Grover at St. Catherine's Military school for the edition of the institution's football squads. Whether this years varsity duplicate last year's championship is doubtful with her reporting only one "B" man on the team. Best prospects appear Corliss' "B" squad which is ing with players from Royals championship "C" team. B line and the backfield app be in good shape. Grover's crying towel is ed in length only by the one by Coach Merk who is ben over the lack of experience his "under 85 pound" brick of the gridiron. Wallace Libby Hardison president of the Los Angeles Stock Exchange, was one founders of the oil industry California. Before she was 15 year Charlotte Bronte wrote 23 according to the Encyclopa Britannica. Colonists Prep For Opener With Garden Grove Head football coach Dick Glover isn't exactly grinning from ear to ear these days as he puts his '49 colonists aspirants through their aces at the West Center street outdoor salt mine. In fact the mourning bunting is not. AUHS's football mentor has but be lone lettermen to mold a winning combination around and at most that's not much of a core. Returning in the end slots are suddenly Frank and Jack Moynihan. A guard is Eddie Liptrap and re-turning with a big "A" on his best at center is Orlyne North. Shining brightly in the backyard is Larry Weaver. Chet Shirk is guiding the Bees and Major Ralph Comstock is directing the destinies of the Cees. M Keith has dropped the Cee responsibility in order to devote more time to his basketball duties. First encounter for the locals will be Garden Grove, to be played at La Palma park on Friday evening, September 23, game starting at 8 p.m. Preliminaryirmish for the JayVees with the elton sophomores is slated for kick-off at 6 p.m. Remaining games of the season: Sept. 30—Bell Gardens, here. Oct. 7—Newport, here. Oct. 14—Santa Ana, there. Oct. 21—Downey, here. Oct. 28—Santa Barbara, there. Nov. 4—Huntington Beach, there. Nov. 11—Orange, here. Deer Season Opens Friday San Francisco—When California's second deer hunting season opens Friday, September 16, in the north coastal, Modoc-Lassen and Sierra areas, hunters will find general conditions ranging from fair to poor, say wardens of the Division of Fish and Game. Last winter's extreme weather, combined with poor range and feed conditions was blamed for a decrease in deer populations in some areas. Deer "cafeterias" were set up by division personnel, sportsmen, and farmers in hard hit areas to check widespread starvation. The state agency reported the effort had some local beneficial effects, but was impractical for the many areas where range feed was in a critical supply. Large-scale artificial feeding of deer herds has failed in California and many other states, according to the division. Intensified management practices, including the removal of excess deer from overbrowsed range, is considered the burgh Steelers. Bootin' Ben makes his home in Anaheim and operates a sporting goods store in Long Beach. The Idler, published in 1758, stated that "the trade of advertising is now so near to perfection that it is not so easy to propose any improvement," according to the Encyclopaedia BritanKickback may sound like a football term, but is more familiar in political circles. Good advice: Do today's work well and forget about what tomorrow may bring. BEN AGAJIANIAN Aggie Boots One In Rams Giants Game Bootin' Ben Agajian made his debut with the New York Giants by adding a conversion to his teammates' second quarter touchdown to knot the score 7-7 with the L. A. Rams last night (Wednesday) in Omaha, Nebraska. The tie was short-lived, however, as the Rams paced by Bob Waterfield tallied in the third period to come out on top, 14-7 in the exhibition tilt. Aggie left the land of frozen citrus Monday evening by air, joining his new team in Omaha. He was waived out of the All-American conference after the L. A. Dons released him prior to opening their 1949 season. It was somewhat like a homecoming for the famous place-kick artist who broke into the professional ranks with National League teams. Before signing with the Dons, Aggie had played with the Philadelphia Eagles and the Pitts- ANAHEIM BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Established in 1921 to serve those who save. Small accounts are always welcome. 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