anaheim-gazette 1950-01-12

SPORTS Locals Out to Dump Downey In Cage Tilt Here Friday Keith’s Kolonist Kagers take on an up and coming Downey quintet on the local court Friday night. While the Colonists were dropping a heart-breaker to Santa Ana Tuesday, the Downey boys were sharpening their shots by swamping a highly regarded Rosemead team. The local team had Santa Ana with seconds to go when Lady Jinx made her appearance. Hopkins, who was hotter than an atomic explosion, got his mits on the ball with seconds remaining and let go—and that was the ball game. Dub Helsing was fouled and after a hectic fifteen minutes which marked with hilarity, riot, indecision and just plain bedlam, the officials reversed a previous stand and ruled he was fouled after the horn had blown. Coach Sammy Keith protested the ruling, pointing out the rule which provides that if the timers disagree the basket shall count and the foul shot shall be granted. But the books have the Saints the victors which should give Anaheim’s cage mentor memory of three other championship-caliber teams which were victims of whatever word may be deemed appropriate. Sunset League Standings W L Santa Ana 2 0 Fullerton 2 0 Anaheim 1 1 Newport Harbor 1 1 Orange 0 1 Downey 0 1 Hunt. Beach 0 2 Flores Returns To Ring Friday Sal Flores, Anaheim middle-weight, returns to fistic action Friday night at Hollywood Legion stadium when he takes on Bobby Harris in the six round semi-final. It will be the local fighter's first Flores rates a slight edge in the bout. The classy Stockton fighter has only one loss in the past two years and that was at the hands of Ike Williams, lightweight kingpin. Coach Sammy Keith protested the ruling, pointing out the rule which provides that if the timers disagree the basket shall count and the foul shot shall be granted. But the books have the Saints the victors which should give Anaheim's cage mentor memory of three other championship-caliber Phone 4618 ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" 350 W. Center - Anaheim Flores Returns To Ring Friday Sal Flores, Anaheim middle-weight, returns to fistic action Friday night at Hollywood Legion stadium when he takes on Bobby Harris in the six round semi-final. It will be the local fighter's first fight of 1950 and mark his return after a lay-off. In the 10 round feature, Jesse Flores and Paulino Montes, two of the coast's better lightweights will fight for what should be the dubious distinction of meeting Art Aragon in a future bout. DoNuts —All kinds Party orders our specialty Special discount on 5 dozen or over Salted Nuts with DoNuts and for parties 821 N. Los Angeles - Anaheim - Phone 6843 Flores rates a slight edge in the bout. The classy Stockton fighter has only one loss in the past two years and that was at the hands of Ike Williams, lightweight kingpin. Stanich-Sharman Duel Features SC-UCLA Clash The greatest personal duel in the 23-year history of UCLA-SC basketball rivalry takes place Friday night at Pan Pacific Auditorium and Saturday at the Bruin gym when UCLA's all-American guard candidate George Stanich faces Bill Sharman, the great Trojan forward, while their two teams battle for leadership of the Pacific Coast Conference's southern division. Some vital statistics in the 82-game Bruin-Trojan rivalry include: highest winning score—74-68 by UCLA in 1949; lowest winnig score—19-17 by UCLA in 1932; largest margin of victory—60-26 by SC in 1940; highest losing score—SC's 68 points in losing, 68-74 last year; lowest losing score—16 points by SC in losing 16-25 in 1931 and the same by UCLA in losing, 16-33 in 1930; highest combined score—142 points as UCLA won, 74-68 last winter. Oliver New Fullerton JC Football Coach Appointment of Gerald A. "Tex" Oliver as varsity football coach at Fullerton Junior College was announced this week by T. Stanley Warburton, Superintendent. Oliver, formerly head coach of the University of Oregon, is scheduled to report January 30. A graduate of University of Southern California, Oliver started his academic work and college athletic career at West Point. He has also studied at San Diego State, Stanford University, University of Arizona, University of Oregon. Something to Shout About! Our wonderful NEW Standard YALE Tubular Locks! Attractive, sturdy, durable . . just what you need to give your home added charm and distinction. A product of years of engineering know-how and skilled workmanship! No wonder they're the favorite of particular Home Owners everywhere! Stop by and see them this very week! OVER 38 YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY! Anaheim 2271 Placentia 317 Fullerton 239 A graduate of University of Southern California, Oliver started his academic work and college athletic career at West Point. He has also studied at San Diego State, Stanford University, University of Arizona, University of Oregon and the United States Naval Academy. He is one of the few nationally known coaches entitled to wear a Phi Beta Kappa key. Former Sailor Coach "Tex" started his coaching at San Diego High school in 1922, moving to Santa Ana where he headed the city physical education program for 1926 to 1933. At Santa Ana he coached football and track in the high school. He then went to Tucson where from 1933 to 1938 he was varsity coach of football and track for the University of Arizona. His outstanding success here merited a bid from the University of Oregon where he was head football coach except for the war years from 1938 to 1947. He served at Lt. Commander in the United States Navy during World War II, including a tour of duty as head coach of the St. Mary's Pre-Flight team that included Frankie Albert, Hal Grayson, Ray George, Howard Lusk and other All-Americans. While here, he was a senior contributor to the Navy book on Football. Instruct Coaching Warburton indicated that addition of Oliver to the college faculty will strengthen still further the men's physical education department and enable young men looking forward to a career in coaching to secure outstanding lower division instruction at Fullerton. Mr. Oliver is married to a Stanford graduate and has one daughter aged eleven. SALESMEN—These three leaders of the American Legion in Orange county represent the of '76' in seeking to implant Americanism in the schools of Orange county. Calling attenthe American Legion county council's new "Book of the Month Club," under which selected will be placed in school libraries of the county through the medium of local Legion posts, are (right) Charles C. "Chuck" Murdy of Huntington Beach, commander of the Legion's county ; Helen Murphy of Santa Ana, commander of the Orange County Women's post; and Paul K. Fullerton, chairman of the county council's Americanism committee. They are shown holdbooks so far selected for placement. He will work with track as well as football at Fullerton Junior college and instruct in the department. City League W L Williams 9 1 Ritz 8 1 Studebaker 7 2 Cypress 6 3 Rotary 5 4 Cotlers 4 6 Southland AllSkish Tourney He will work with track as well as football at Fullerton Junior college and instruct in the department. Southland All-Skish Tourney At La Palma Record attendance is predicted for southern California's first All-Skish tournament to be held in La Palma Park, Anaheim, January 15, beginning at 9 a.m., under the auspices of the Anaheim Chapter of the Izaak Walton League, spokesmen said today. Champions in this sport which is fast becoming one of the most popular in the southland, will be determined following competitions at the local casting pool. Included on the agenda of accuracy events will be skish bass bug, skish gait and skish fly. In addition the NAACC % ounce and % ounce plug accuracy events will be held. All casters and fishermen are extended an invitation to either participate in or witness the tournament. Three classes will be held for both novice and expert divisions, with trophies and medals awarded winners. Gold medals will be awarded to top women casters and to junior champions. Judges for this big event will be well known past and present Walton League officers of this area, Clinton Flynn of Anaheim, director of Skish activities for the State of California, announced. Whittier Needs Win to Stay In SCIC Race Needing a win to stay in the Southern California Intercollegiate Conference basketball race, the defending champion Whittier College cagers hope to improve their loop standing at the expense of the Caltech Beavers Saturday night, January 14, in the Pasadena City College Gym. After losing their opener to the Pomona Sagehens, 44-41, Saturday In SCIC Race Needing a win to stay in the Southern California Intercollegiate Conference basketball race, the defending champion Whittier College cagers hope to improve their loop standing at the expense of the Caltech Beavers Saturday night, January 14, in the Pasadena City College Gym. After losing their opener to the Pomona Sagehens, 44-41, Saturday night, the Quakers would be virtually knocked out of the title chase by a Caltech victory. Saturday night's defeat at the hands of the Sagehens was the third SCIC loss suffered by Coach Aubrey Bonham's Poet casabamen since the 1945-46 season. Bonham-coached quintets piled up 22 wins in 24 contests to win three consecutive crowns from 1946-49. Lacking an individual high-scoring performer, the Quakers will try to make it hot for the Engineers with all hands firing. Carrying the bulk of the offensive load from his guard position will probably be Captain Gordon Pedersen, top Poet scorer, who is capable of hitting from any place on the floor. Pedersen has a nine game average of 9.11 points. Game time is 7:30 p.m. and will precede a tile between Occidental and Redlands in a double bill. Anaheim Rubber Check Passer Gets Probation William A. Dawson, 29, Anaheim carpenter, was on probation today from superior court in Santa Ana, where he pleaded guilty to passing a fictitious check and agreed to make restitution. Probation was granted for three years. Meanwhile Dawson is not yet at liberty, being engaged in serving a sentence of 75 days in the county jail on a prior charge of being drunk. Anaheim Gazette since 1870. Constitioners for Change of School Districts rations for transfers of territory from Garden Grove to Katella, from Westminster to Ocean View and from Ocean View to Westminster are among four boundary requests from school districts, just field with the county school superintendent's office. Hearings are set for Jan. 24, 11 a.m. by the county supervisors. A group of school patrons along Chapman avenue, seek transfer from Garden Grove to Katella district. One group of Westminster residents went into Ocean View district and another group in Ocean View ask for transfer to Westminster district. 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