anaheim-gazette 1949-09-29

SPORTS 25,767 Take Part in City Recreation Program During August Reports Derr Attendance of participants and spectators at the city recreation department’s sponsored functions during the month of August totaled 25,767 according to Don Derr, recreation director. This was contained in the director's monthly report submitted to the city recreation commission at their luncheon meeting last Thursday at the Chungking cafe. In addition to the regularly scheduled program, Derr reported the department had sponsored six special activities including a swimming meet, ping-pong tournament, square dancing, city-church league all-star game, doll show and a pet show. Other special functions performed by the department included assisting the Optimists in presenting their Talent Night and helping the Anaheim Farmers association plan their annual picnic. All-star Junior League softball teams played five softball games in neighboring towns and four in the city park. Also a co-sponsored Rotary team entered the Bellflower Softball tourney while regular teams in the league played several games outside of the scheduled contests. Derr reported the Junior League hit a new record in activity with a total of 138 activities scheduled during the month of August with brought out 350 and the apparatus and wading pool was used by 4278 children and adults, said Derr. Members of the commission are: Oscar Heying, chairman; John Ganahl, Tex Middleton, Arthur Shipkey, H. H. Stabbert, Mayor Chas Pearson, ex-officio; Paul Demaree, ex-officio and Me Gauer, ex-officio. St. Catherine's Plays Chevoitt On Wednesday St. Catherine's varsity football team will receive its baptism to fire next Wednesday afternoon when their mentor, Paul Grover, hauls them up to Culver City for a workout with Cheviott Military school. Grover has been putting out his share of the groans this month—symptoms of a malady that all All-star Junior League softball teams played five softball games in neighboring towns and four in the city park. Also a co-sponsored Rotary team entered the Bellflower Softball tourney while regular teams in the league played several games outside of the scheduled contests. Derr reported the Junior League hit a new record in activity with a total of 138 activities scheduled during the month of August with 3,791 boys taking part. These included softball, baseball, football, swimming, volleyball, ping pong, and table croquet. In reporting the Junior League, Derr paid special tribute to the team sponsors who in addition to financial support, devoted time in assuring the success of this program. Sponsors of teams were: Agren and Larson, Anaheim Sand and Gravel, Ehlers Bike Shop, Hatfield Cleaners, Granere and Peterson, Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars, 20-30 Club, Lakes Men's Store, Wallace Tractors, Foster Freeze, Williams Sport Shop and Nu-Way Shoe repair. The ceramic craft program attracted 1310 children; 3975 children and adults were supervised and provided with equipment in the play area of the park; roller skating on Thursday evening Plays Chevott On Wednesday St. Catherine’s varsity football team will receive its baptism to fire next Wednesday afternoon when their mentor, Paul Grover, hauls them up to Culver City for a workout with Cheviott Military school. Grover has been putting out his share of the groans this month—symptoms of a malady that all football coaches exhibit long about this time of year. Martin Klepl, 145-pound left-end from Los Angeles is team captain and according to his coach the only experienced player on the team. He’s a two-year letterman, and 14 years of age. St. Cathy’s will put their football crown on the block October 26 when they meet St. John’s at La Palma for the season inaugural. The Palm street school is a member of the Southern California Military league. It is defending champion in both the A’s and Cees but Grover and Merk claim that its up to Bee coach Corliss to bring the bacon home this season. The Port of New York is unique in that it is within the boundaries of two states, New York and New Jersey. Poets Tackle Frisco State Whittier—Fresh from an opening game victory, the Whittier College Poets will be after their second scalp when they meet San Francisco State College Gaters Saturday night, October 1, on Hadley Field. This will mark the initial ap- EXPANSION SALE OCT. 1 TO 8 BRODIES “House of Lights” 2 Stores to Serve You 2 112 N. Los Angeles 342 W. Center ANAHEIM, CALIF. 2 Lite Fluorescent Unit ($5.50) (Blubs extra) $1.95 2 Lite Fluorescent Unit ($5.50) (Blubs extra) Bed Room Fixtures ($1.95) 6-Way Floor Lamp and Shade ($6.95) Modernistic Lamp and Shade ($7.95) Bridge Lamp and Shade ($5.95) Replace Your Old Wall Plates 2 for 5¢ Duplex Receptacle or Switch 15 Ampere Fuses 6 for 25¢ Porch Fixtures $2.95 Wall or Ceiling Kitchen Fixtures $2.95 Complete Chime (one door) $1.29 Circular Fluorescent ($8.95) (Bulb Extra) Waffle Iron or Sandwich Grill $3.95 A small deposit will hold any article for Xmas. Get the jump on Santa Claus— BUY NOW & SAVE Colonists vs. Bell Gardens At La Palma Dick Glover will bring his Colonist gridders to La Palma park Friday night for their second encounter of the '49 season against Bell Gardens. The evening's adversary is new in the local scholastic football scene, this being only their second year of ball. Downey discovered last week that some of the newness has worn off as the Garden crew topped them by a TD. Three-fourths of Glove's backfield were wearing battle scars this week during drills. Leo Weaver was nursing a bruised hip, his brother Larry has a cold and Enoch Peterson hurt his tailbone in Monday's practice session. Chet Shirk takes the wraps off his Bees Thursday when the football middleweights journey to Bell Gardens. Ralph Comstock inaugurates the season on the home field with his Cees tackling Bell Garden Cees. Salt Water Anglers Land 496,049 Fish Terminal Island—Salt water anglers —113,428 strong—landed 496,049 fish aboard California party boats during the month of July, reveals the division of fish and game. Records maintained by the State marine fisheries laboratory show that the number of albacore taken in party boats between Santa Monica and San Clementine tops last year's July catch by 315 percent. White sea bass were more abundant by 132 percent, while a 44 percent drop was noted in the take of albacore in the area. Mrs. Tawney In Semi-Final For 'Veep' Cup Mrs. Everett Tawney of 525 West Broadway is the first to reach the semi-finals of the women's Vice President's cup golf play at the Santa Ana Del Mar race track evennoon, October 2nd, professional motorcycle ernity will converge at race course and de949 Pacific coast chamor more entries will less than 10 present and amplions amongst them. ines competing will be ally divided between and American makes one entry, the Italian azing single cylinder nine is one of the most developments to come ope since the war. Its acceleration qualities the one to beat. Ernie Los Angeles who won speedway championship fic Coast last year will controls of this machine. Escaping from the season opener with no major injuries, the Poets hope to add Tackle Gene Marrs and injured Halfback Andy Wood to the active list for the San Francisco State game. Marrs missed last week's contest because of illness, while a broken bone in the cheek kept Wood inactive. Two promising sophomore prospects were discovered against the Gauchos in Ends George Corey and Ed Vanderhoven. A heavy Poet line, which established a marked superiority over the Santa Barbara forward wall, promises to give the Gators a rough evening Saturday. The Gau- Salt Water Anglers Land 496,049 Fish Terminal Island—Salt water anglers —113,426 strong—landed 496,049 fish aboard California party boats during the month of July, reveals the division of fish and game. Records maintained by the State marine fisheries laboratory show that the number of albacore taken chos were held to 60 yards rushing. Tackle Jack Murdy and Guard John Ameluxen were outstanding on Newman's defensive platoon. 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