anaheim-gazette 1950-02-09

SPORTS Anaheim Moves Into First Place Tie With Santa Ana The Colonists left little doubt that they were THE team of the Sunset league as they drubbed the high-flying Santa Ana Saints 45-38 at the local peach basket emporium, Tuesday afternoon. This gave Keith's men a first-place tie with the Santa Ana quintet and served as partial atonement for the defeat handed them during the first round by the Saints. That was a one point affair and came about when Hoskins tossed one in from mid-court as the gun went off. Take No Chances The locals were taking no chances of a repeat performance and maintained a margin throughout the game. In the fourth period it appeared as if the Saints might do it again as they pulled within one point. But successive buckets by Dub Helsing and Joe Bruce put out the fire as Anaheim went on to win, going away. Hopkins left little doubt as to his ability as a sharpshooter, par excellence. Despite being covered close he got in for 18 points—just about half of his team's total. It gave him a 167 point total. Cubs Will Play Solons At La Palma Only one major league team—the Chicago Cubs, will make appearance within the portals of La Palma park during the sprint training session of the Sacramento Solons. The Solons who will open here February 22 have scheduled a total of eight games at the diamond including a game with the St. Louis Browns B squad Sunday, March 19. The Cubs play here on Thursday, March 19. Red Kress, new manager of capital city team, will open grapefruit circuit here on Saturday, March 4 with Del Bak San Diego Padres. Southland fans will really baseball this year with 95 exhibition tilts scheduled for the co-teams and the six major league training in this area. The schedule for the Solons released this week is as follows: Wednesday, March 1—Portland at Riverside; Saturday, March 2—San Diego at Anaheim; Sunday, March 5—Portland at Anaheim Monday, March 8—Los Angeles at Anaheim; Tuesday, March 9—Los Angeles at Fullerton; Wednesday, March 8—Portland at Anaheim; Friday, March 10—Diego at Ontario; Sunday, May 12—Portland at Riverside; Wednesday, March 15—Pittsburgh San Bernardino; Thursday, May 16—Chicago Cubs at Anaheim. Tex Oliver Honored at JC Banquet Coach Tex Oliver, new football coach of Fullerton Junior College, was formally introduced to men of the community, college and high school seniors of northern Orange county at a banquet held Wednesday at Ted N' Zella's Club Center in Fullerton. Two hundred men heard the former head man of the University of Oregon outline his program for Fullerton's future and recount incidents from his colorful coaching past. All coaches of Fullerton Junior College were present and spoke briefly. Sports writers of southern California were uests. Ikes Rifle Team To Meet Fridays The Ikes Rifle Team met at Bob Williams' house at 405 West Sycamore on February 2 to discuss their 1950 program. They plan to meet every Friday night at the Anaheim Union high school range and visitors are welcome to fire. A silver cup will be awarded monthly and held for the ensuing month by the winner who scores the highest total aggregate score for the month. The winner of a monthly award carries a 20-point handicap for the duration of the shooting year. The cup becomes the permanent possession of the shooter who has the highest total aggregate for the year. Monthly medals will be awarded for the highest averages in each classification, classifications to be announced by the secretary, for four-position shooting. Quarterly awards will be made to shooters in each classification Wednesday, March 1—Portland at Riverside; Saturday, March 8—San Diego at Anaheim; Sunday March 5—Portland at Anaheim Monday, March 8—Los Angeles at Anaheim; Tuesday, March 8—Los Angeles at Fullerton; Wednesday, March 8—Portland at Anaheim; Friday, March 10—Diego at Ontario; Sunday, May 12—Portland at Riverside; Wednesday, March 15—Pittsburgh San Bernardino; Thursday, May 16—Chicago Cubs at Anaheim Friday, March 17—Seattle Palm Springs; Sunday, May 19—St. Louis "B" at Anaheim Monday, March 20—Seattle Anaheim; Tuesday, March 22-Hollywood at Anaheim; Wednesday, March 22—Portland at Riverside. Met-Net Finals Set for Sunday At Griffith Park There'll be net thrills galore Sunday (Feb. 12) on the Griff Playground courts, Rivers Drive at Los Feliz Boulevard, Los Angeles, when Art Larsen San Francisco's sensational souls paw slugger, and UCLA Herb Flam fight it out for the annual Los Angeles Metropolitan Tennis Tournament's men's singles crown. Its finals twice before poisoned because of showers, the Met-Net is sponsored by the City Recreation and Park Department and conducted by the Los Angeles Municipal Tennis Association. Queens of Court" Two outstanding "queens of court," Mary Arnold Prenn and Gracyn Wheeler Kelleher will meet in the Met-Net women's singles finals Sunday. Mr. Prentiss, seeded first, is a former National Public Parks and Mets Net champion. Third-seeded Mr. Kelleher is a former member of the American Wightman team. Mrs. Kelleher lives in San Monica, Mrs. Prentiss, in S Bernardino. BEEBES SAIL FOR HAWAII Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Beebe sailing on Monday for a six-week stay in Hawaii to visit their son Commander M. U. Beebe. They are going on a Navy transp from San Francisco. Gazette want ads bring resu Set for State SACRAMENTO, (WNS)—The State Fish and Game Commission announced dates for the 1950 trout season. Trout season will open on the Saturday nearest May 30 in Mariposa, Tuolumne, Calveras, Amador, El Dorado, Placer, Nevada, Sierra, Plumas, Lassen and Del Norte counties, and in waters tributary to the Pacific ocean on the coast of Humbolt county. The season will open on the Saturday nearest May 1 for the balance of the state, including Tahoe, Donner, Butte, Pillsbury and Bucks Lakes, Boca Reservoir, Big, Stone, Freshwater and Clam Beach Lagoons in Humboldt county and the Pit river and tributaries in Lassen county. The commission fixed a new possession limit of no more than five yellowtail and barracuda under 28 inches in length. Salmon fishing in the ocean is open the year round except for the salt water east of Carquinez bridge. All species of hard shell, thin shell and Rock Cockles may be taken between September 1 and April 30 in counties north of San Luis Obispo, and elsewhere the season is open. Reappoint Silva To State Fish-Game Commission SACRAMENTO (WNS) — Re-appointment of William J. Silva, Modesto automobile dealer, as a member of the state fish and game commission, for a new term ending January 15, 1956, was announced by Governor Earl Warren. Do you know that a person who drives a car is usually a better pedestrian? According to the California Highway Patrol, he is better acquainted with the limitations of both the automobile and its operator, than is the non-driver. Cubs Will Play Solons at La Palma by one major league team, Chicago Cubs, will make an appearance within the portals of Salma park during the spring session of the Sacramento Cubs. Solons who will open drills February 22 have scheduled all of eight games at the local and including a game with St. Louis Browns B squad on May, March 19. The Cubs will there on Thursday, March 16. Kress, new manager of the real city team, will open the fruit circuit here on Saturday, March 4 with Del Baker's Diego Padres. Withland fans will really see all this year with 95 exhibitions scheduled for the coast and the six major leaguers playing in this area. Schedule for the Solons ended this week is as follows: Wednesday, March 1—Portland Riverside; Saturday, March 4—Diego at Anaheim; Sunday, March 5—Portland at Anaheim; Day, March 8—Los Angeles Anaheim; Tuesday, March 7—Angeles at Fullerton; Wednes-March 8—Portland at Ana-Friday, March 10—San at Ontario; Sunday, March Portland at Riverside; Wednesday, March 15—Pittsburgh at Bernardino; Thursday, March Chicago Cubs at Anaheim; Whittier Faces Non-Conference Foes Fri.-Sat. Whittier—Having been knocked out of contention in the S.C.L.C. cage race by the Redlands five, the Whittier College casaba squad meet two non-conference foes at Whittier in preparation for second round loop play. Friday night the Quakers play the La Verne College quintet and come back Saturday night to engage the Loyola University team. Coach Dwight Hanawalt and his La Verne squad will be gunning for the Poets in revenge for two lopsided defeats last season, 84-40 and 72-49. Probable starting five for the Leopards will be Daryl Brandt, high scorer for last year's squad and Don Colburn at forwards, Bill O'Neill at center, and Ralph Miller and Larry Teter at the guard spots. Saturday night's game with Coach Scotty McDonald's Lions will find the Whittier cagers in the role of underdogs on the basis of an earlier season defeat. Main job for the Whittier College five will be in stopping one of the Southland's hottest one-two punch in basketball. Billy Donavan and Johnny Arndt. With Donavan and Arndt at forwards, center Bob Perich and guards Joe Gioia and Bob Wade will round out the Loyola probable starting team. Coach Aubrey Bonham's casabamen have been definitely improving and must be reckoned with in both tilts. Last Saturday's game with Redlands was the closest that the Bulldogs have come to losing in league competition. Whittier's usual starting five of 85 Prisoners File For Prisoner of War Diet Claims Claims for reimbursement for substandard diet to which they were subjected while prisoners or interned by the Axis during World War II have been filed by approximately eighty-five persons in Orange county thus far, according to Ben Liebermann, county service officer. Many more ex-prisoners of war or civilians internees, or surviving next of kin, are eligible for the payments. Official forms on which application must be made to the War Claims Commission are available at the Orange county Service office, Santa Ana. (However, Civilian Internee Forms have not yet been ed to date, but are expected. Claimants have another which to make their application but payments will be made first-come-first-served basic payments are made out of enemy assets, and amount a day for each day of imment on which the enemy to provide adequate food. There are separate applications for ex-prisoners of war civilian internees, and surviving relatives. Trade in Anaheim and Phone 4618 ERMISC "MY CLEANER" 350 W. Center - Anabe NET-NET Finals at for Sunday Griffith Park We'll be net thrills galore y (Feb. 12) on the Griffith ground courts, Riverside at Los Feliz Boulevard, Angeles, when Art Larsen, Francisco's sensational southslugger, and UCLA star Flam fight it out for the 32nd Los Angeles Metropolitan Tournament's men's sinnown. Finals twice before postbecause of showers, the net is sponsored by the City tion and Park Department conducted by the Los Angeles Capital Tennis Association. "Queens of Court" outstanding "queens of the" Mary Arnold Prentiss Gracyn Wheeler Kelleher, meet in the Met-Net womingles finals Sunday. Mrs. ess, seeded first, is a former real Public Parks and Metnampion. Third-seeded Mrs. er is a former member of American Wightman Cup Mrs. Kelleher lives in Santa a, Mrs. Prentiss, in San dino. ES SAIL HAWAII and Mrs. M. E. Beebe are on Monday for a six-weeks in Hawaii to visit their son, ander M. U. Beebe. They sing on a Navy transport San Francisco. ette want ads bring results Report McCoy Candidate for School Post Prospect of a contest for the office of county school superintendent at the June primary election took shape this week, with reports that John H. McCoy, former director of Santa Ana college is considering candidacy for the post. McCoy, who resides at 1207 Louise street, Santa Ana, and is widely known in school circles of the county and state. He has won national recognition in the field of student activities. "I've been approached. 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