anaheim-gazette 1949-11-10

8 Anaheim Gazette, Thursday, November 10, 1949 SPORTS Postpone Games With Orange; Play Monday The possible championship-clincher football game for Anaheim Bee football team, to have been played at Orange last night was postponed until Monday afternoon on account of rain. Anaheim's last varsity home game to be played with Orange at La Palma park, this evening, Thursday, November 10 was postponed until Monday evening. In the only varsity game played yesterday, Newport Harbor kept in the running for the Sunset League crown by defeating Santa Ana 14-0 at the Municipal Bowl. This gives Anaheim a tie for third place with the Saints. Anaheim Cees will also play their game Monday afternoon at Orange. Organize City Basketball League Anaheim's City Basketball league will get underway November 21 under the sponsorship of the city recreation department. At an initial meeting held last evening, seven teams—Alpha Beta, Grosse Pointe East, Bob Willis, Lafayette West, Lakewood Park, and Oakland—were present. SUNSET LEAGUE STANDINGS W L Pts. Op. Fullerton ...4 0 113 40 Newport Harbor ...4 1 161 80 Santa Ana ...3 3 115 112 ANAHEIM ...2 2 89 76 Orange ...2 2 58 72 Downey ...1 3 38 86 Huntington Beach ...0 5 47 145 Wednesday Results Newport Harbor 14, Santa Ana 0. EASTERN JC CONFERENCE W L T Pts. Op. Santa Ana ...4 0 0 120 41 Orange Coast ...3 1 0 39 32 Chaffey ...3 1 0 125 83 Mt. San Antonio ..1 2 1 44 69 Fullerton ...1 2 0 30 64 San Bernardino ...0 3 1 38 70 Riverside ...0 3 0 42 79 This Week's Games: Friday—Orange Coast at Riverside; Fullerton at Mt. San Antonio; Saturday—Cal Poly (San Dimas) at Chaffey. Poets Tackle Cal Aggies Whittier—With a tie for the 1949 loop crown assured, the Whittier College Poets step out of the Southern California Intercollegiate Conference to take on the California Aggies in a grid tilt to be played on the Aggies field in Davis Friday night, November 11. “Chief” Newman’s Quakers gained a piece of the champion- Organize City Basketball League Anaheim's City Basketball league will get underway November 21 under the sponsorship of the city recreation department. At an initial meeting held last evening, seven teams—Alpha Beta, Cypress, Leavitt Ford, Bob Williams, Cotlers, 20-30 and Rotary indicated they would compete this year. Deadline for additional entries will be November 18. Entries should be forwarded to the Recreation Department in care of the city hall. Only two churches, Grace Lutheran and White Temple, expressed an interest in a Church Basketball league. At least four teams will be needed to form a league. Varsity Guests Of Lions Club AUHS varsity football team members were guests of the Anaheim Lions club at the regular Friday noon luncheon meeting. Coach Dennis and Bill Anderson, athletic department head, Occidental college, were guest speakers for the occasion. President Joe Critchfield presided over the business session. Program chairman was Dick Glover, Anaheim high school coach. Due to the Armistice Day observance, no meeting will be held next Friday. Members will convene as usual the following week, November 18. Trade in Anaheim and save! Poets Tackle Cal Aggies Whittier—With a tie for the 1949 loop crown assured, the Whittier College Poets step out of the Southern California Intercollegiate Conference to take on the California Aggies in a grid tilt to be played on the Aggies field in Davis Friday night, November 11. "Chief" Newman's Quakers gained a piece of the championship by downing the Pomona College Sagehens, 14-13, Saturday night. The Poets are counting on the return of Quarterback Dick Tucker to lead them to their seventh victory in eight starts. Tucker is the leading ground gainer on the Quaker squad with 226 yards by rushing, and 301 through the air, making a total of 527 yards. The ace signal caller suffered a kidney bruise in the Cal Poly game and saw action only as a ball holder against the Sagehens. The Poets and Aggies faced two common opponents this year. Whittier College beat Santa Barbara, 20-6, and the Occidental Tigers, 54-6, while the Aggies lost to the Gauchos 33-0, and was toped by the Bengals, 26-0. SAYS FISH SCARCE AT LAKE MEAD Bob Williams, sporting goods store owner, returned late last week after trying his piscatorial skill at Lake Mead. The lake area was not treated to fair southern California weather and the fish took to the quiet of deep water leaving Williams and his out-of-town angler friends without much of a catch. It Pays To Advertise In The Gazette NEW! 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CENTER ANAHEIM ANA. 2085 Howard Fights Caldwell at Legion Ring Nap Howard and Jay Caldwell, middleweights, collide in the top attraction at Hollywood Legion Stadium this evening, Thursday, November 10. In deference to Armistice Day, which falls on Friday this year, the Legion is showing one day earlier than usual. The contest between these two hard-fighting youngsters looms as a real thriller for action. Neither is a stranger to Hollywood fight fans. Both have won good bouts at the Legion in recent weeks. Howard just stopped promising Joe Cardenas in 10 heats at the filmland club, while Caldwell's last Stadium appearance was a unanimous win over Bert Mendoza. Both boys have been coming along nicely since entering the main eventers class. Howard, a likeable colored chap, has shown signs of real ability by remaining unbeaten in his last six bouts. He counts wins over Pedro Jiminez, Bert Mendoza and Vicente Villavicencio. He also drew with Junior Washington. He holds a split duke over Jay, having taken a close bout from the good-looking Caldwell last March 22, at Phoenix, Arizona. Tommy Yamaoka, Japanese bantam who is on the threshold of stellar billing, fights Russ McCarty in Thursday's six round semi-windup. Four rounders are: Monte Clark vs. Dan Nardico, 175 pounds; Jimmy Lydon vs. Teto Garcia, 160 pounds; Bobby Harris vs. Al Williams, 160 pounds; and Sammy Figueroa vs. Jimmy Burhus, 137 pounds. Roy Mabee, local angler, witnessed the taking of the longest Marlin swordfish, to date this season. He was with a party comprising Dr. Beggs of Long Beach and Charles Heltz of Grant's Pass, Oregon. Heltz nabbed the 735-pound fish in waters at La Paz, Mexico. The New York Sun sold for the world-record price of $40,000 in 1837. Fullerton Junior College footballers will be dogs Friday when they fast Mt. San Antonio to latter's home field. Mt. pennant-bound Santa Claus their scare of the sea fiercely contested streak. 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