anaheim-gazette 1950-03-09

AUHS to Attend Track Meet at Huntingt’n Beach Anaheim high school will attend the 29th Annual Southern Counties Track and Field Meet next Saturday, March 18. This track meet is held each year on the Huntington Beach high school track; the meet starts at 12:00 noon and runs until 5:00 p.m. Starting in the year 1922, with a field of eight schools, this meet has grown to the second largest high school track and field affair in the state. It is also the oldest high school meet in the state with the exception of the C.I.F., and has gained national fame as being one of the best. Some of the nation’s brightest track and field stars gained their first fame in this meet. Ross Nichols of Huntington Beach, Miller of San Diego, Moeller of San Diego, Kirkpatrick of El Centro, Norman Paul of Santa Ana, and Eddie Morris of Huntington Beach all went on to establish either national interscholastic or national intercollegiate records. Three world’s high school records have been established. 1939 ... 21.0 440 yds.—Gillette, El Centro, 1933 ... 49.5 Thomas, Covina, 1940 880 yds.—Walters, Compton, 1948 ... 2.00.8 Mile—Breeding, Santa Ana, 1928 ... 4.29.4 120 yd. H.H.—Kirkpatrick, El Centro, 1934 ... 14.5 180 yd. L.H.—Divon, Redondo, 1947 ... 20.0 Broad Jump—Chambers, Fullerton, 1937 ... 23'9½" High Jump—Du Hamel, Inglewood, 1949 ... 6'4¼" Shot, Put—Shipkey, Anaheim, 1943 ... 54'8½" Pole Vault—Miller, San Diego, 1929 ... 13'3" Relay—San Diego, 1941 ... 1.30.1 Schools which have entered the large schools meet are: Alhambra, Chaffey, Compton, Covina, El Monte, Excelsior, Fullerton, Grossmont, Hoover, San Diego, Inglewood, Jordon of Long Beach, Long Beach Poly, Mark Keppel of Alhambra, Montebello, Point Loma, Pomona, Redlands, Riverside, San Bernardino, Santa Ana, South Pasadena, Santa Barbara, Woodrow Wilson of Long Beach, and Whittier. Schools which have entered the small schools meet are: Anaheim, Brawley, Bell Gardens, Brown M.A., Bonita, Capistrano, Chino, Chula Vista Citrus Grove. Solons to Meet Padres Friday At Ontario Coach Red Kress will attend topnotch ballplayers in the mento Solon lineup today at the La Palma players go to the Padres of San Diego at local park. Del Baker, former ager of the Solons, is now ing the Padres. The game uses a spirited rivalry. For the first time this Conger and Ronestie Solons will toss more than threeings each. Kress has kept a pitchers to a three inning to this point. The Solons will meet again tomorrow, Friday at 10, this time at Ontario. Good news for local base thusiasts is the planned visit St. Louis Browns. The Browns invade the Solon camp here day, March 15 at 2:15 p.m. them will come the Browns shortstop, Clyde Haskell. Let the Solons gained a 10-inning over the Browns before 2000 people. Joe Marty bury the Brown’s defense with a run in the tenth, enabling ons to win. 4-3. The Solons were impressed their 7-1 victory Sunday of Portland team but didn’t well against Los Angeles afternoon. Los Angeles won both games were played Palma Park. Fullerton saw the Solons come back against Los Angeles team with a 9-6 victory. Souchoo in five runs and Marty hit to clinch the victory for those at Fullerton. Some of the nation's brightest track and field stars gained their first fame in this meet. Ross Nichols of Huntington Beach, Miller of San Diego, Moeller of San Diego, Kirkpatrick of El Centro, Norman Paul of Santa Ana, and Eddie Morris of Huntington Beach all went on to establish either national interscholastic or national intercollegiate records. Three world's high school records have been established at this meet. The present Southern Counties Meet records are as follows: 100 yds.—Morris, Hunt. Beach, 1939 220 yds.—Morris, Hunt. Beach, Schools which have entered the small schools meet are: Anaheim, Brawley, Bell Gardens, Brown M.A., Bonita, Capistrano, Chino, Chula Vista, Citrus, Claremont, Coachella, Colton, Corona, Coronado, Downey, Garden Grove, Harvard M.A., Huntington Beach, Laguna Beach, Kearny, La Jolla, Newport Harbor, Oceanside, Orange, Rosemead, Santa Monica, San Jacinto, St. Anthony's, San Dieguita, Valencia, Vista and Webb. At least fifty of the above schools will be present with an individual entry list of about 1250. FISHING AT LAKE HAVESU Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hellyer and Mr. and Mrs. Vic Brown fished at Lake Havesu from March 2 through March 6 and reported wonderful weather and bad fishing. They caught just enough fish for eating. Pitchers—Bill Bevens 28 Brewer 22, Dick Conger 26 Dasso 20, Jess Dobernic Evans 18, Tony Freitas 17 Frick 28, Orval Grove 25 Lierman 31, Gene Roens Tom Rose 6, Marvin Roth Matt Surkont, Junior Th 31. 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THE SOUTHERN CO MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE Solons to Meet Padres Friday At Ontario Coach Red Kress will save his topnotch ballplayers in the Sacramento Solon lineup today when the La Palma players go against the Padres of San Diego at the local park. Del Baker, former manager of the Solons, is now managing the Padres. The game promises a spirited rivalry. For the first time this season longer and Ronestie, Solon pitchers, will toss more than three innings each. Kress has kept all of his pitchers to a three inning limit up to this point. The Solons will meet the Padres again tomorrow, Friday, March 10, this time at Ontario. Good news for local baseball enthusiasts is the planned visit of the St. Louis Browns. The Browns will invade the Solon camp here Thursday, March 15 at 2:15 p.m. With them will come the Brown’s classy shortstop, Clyde Haskell. Last year the Solons gained a 10-inning victory over the Browns before some 3000 people. Joe Marty broke up the Brown’s defense with a home run in the tenth, enabling the Solons to win, 4-3. The Solons were impressive in their 7-1 victory Sunday over the Portland team, but didn’t do so well against Los Angeles Monday afternoon. Los Angeles won 3-1. Both games were played at La Palma Park. Fullerton grounds saw the Solons come back to win against Los Angeles team Tuesday with a 9-6 victory. Souchock drove in five runs and Marty hit a homer to clinch the victory for the Solons at Fullerton. 31, Walt Swedman 27. Infielders—Pete Coscarart 11, Sam Kanelos 19, Jimmy Outlaw 8, Gene Petralli 15, Lenny Ratto 5, Hal Rhyne 12, Steve Souchock 3, Jim Tabor 21. Outfielders—Ted Del Guercio 16, Dick Faber 14, Ralph Hodgin 7, Joe Marty 4, Frank Mascaro 15, Arthur Thrasher 26, Al White 9. Colonist Sports Activities for 250 Participants Baseball, swimming, tennis, track, and golf sports are well underway at the Anaheim Colonist high school after initial unveiling of the spring sports program recently. An estimated 250 boys are competing in the school’s athletic program, according to Dick Glover, athletic director. The El Segundo Invitation Swim meet will hold preliminaries at the Colonist pool Friday, March 10. The Southern California schools entered will compete against Coach Ralph Kingsbury’s senior A team which has a nucleus of three lettermen to bolster the squad. Tuesday, March 14, Coach Wallin’s varsity and junior varsity baseball coach, will send his charges against Excelsior ball club. Wallen has two lettermen, Joe Bruce and Minfard Dunkin, back for the season. Tennis coach, Bill Cook’s arm swingers will meet Chaffey high school tennis team here Tuesday, March 14. The Chaffey racquetwielders will come up against defending champions of the Sunset league when they tackle the Colonists. Beverly Hills will have its group here to compete against the Anaheim players Wednesday, Fullerton Gets Nat'l Swim Meet The National Junior College swim meet will be held in Fullerton, California, instead of Coffeyville, Kansas, as previously planned. Coffeyville forfeited the honor of having the nationals in their home town, because of no seating arrangements. The attendance at the meets held before has always been overwhelmingly large. Junior colleges from all over the nation will come to southern California for this event. The meet is scheduled to start each night at 8 p.m. on March 30, 31, and April 1. There will be fourteen events spread out over three days. Fullerton is the 1948 and 1949 defending champion. Fullerton will have to give up the privilege of holding the southern California meet here in order to hold the national meet. The southern California classic will be held at the Compton pool on May 4, 5, 6. The Hornets will also be defending champions in this event. Recreation Report HIGH SCHOOL GYM— City Recreation Department Basketball League. 22 games ... 418 Spectators ... 396 4 Saturdays open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ... 397 4 sessions in the plunge ... 120 Small gym 11 nights ... 252 FREMONT GYM— 33 games Church League basketball ... 528 Spectators ... 660 4 Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ... 157 BROADWAY PLAYGROUND— 16 school days, 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. ... 682 Father Bernard R. famous “Glacier Priest” in person at Anahale school auditorium tonight, March 9, with his or film “Alaska by A Highway,” and with his show the spectacular Polar regions, filmed for presentation to the first time. Here our will establish a base mer as the “World’s most tragic spot.” The auto motion of the film covers Hubbard’s trailer to California to Anchorage. Alcan highway shows derful sequences of scene route and Alaska’s moor and industries. The geography narrates the entire person. Assessor Squared for T... The Solons were impressive in their 7-1 victory Sunday over the Portland team, but didn't do so well against Los Angeles Monday afternoon. Los Angeles won 3-1. Both games were played at La Palma Park. Fullerton grounds saw the Solons come back to win against Los Angeles team Tuesday with a 9-6 victory. Souchock drove five runs and Marty hit a homer to clinch the victory for the Solons at Fullerton. Pete Coscaret, veteran Solon allplayer has been kept from reporting to the training site at La Palma because of a muscle condition in his left arm. Coscaret, who under doctor's care, is expected to make his appearance on or about Monday, March 20. Names and uniform numbers of the Sacramento Solons listed are: Pitchers—Bill Bevens 23, Jack Grewer 22, Dick Conger 26, Frank Masso 20, Jess Dobernic 19, Bill Evans 18, Tony Freitas 17, Merle Brick 28, Orval Grove 25, Glenn Gierman 31, Gene Roenspie 12, Tom Rose 6, Marvin Rotblatt 30, Matt Surkont, Junior Thompson 1. Catchers—Vincent Castino 23, Jim McKeegan 9, Vince Plumbo 5, Bill Ralmondi 24, Jim Stenler Nat'l Guard Camp Open to Reserves SACRAMENTO, (WNS) — The summer encampment of the California National Guard has been opened up to Army Reserve Officers, Curtis D. O'Sullivan, state adjutant general, announced recently. O'Sullivan said officers wishing to participate in the encampment, which will be held at San Luis Obispo, may apply for temporary active duty through reserve channels prior to May 15. The state of Missouri has large deposits of lead, zinc, coal and clay. UCLA Track, Field Forces Open Season Saturday UCLA's track and field forces, strictly a question-mark team this season, opens its 1950 season this Saturday (March 11) by competing in the 32nd annual Long Beach Relays at the harbor city. Coach Ducky Drake has entered some 60 spikesmen, including both varsity and freshman team candidates, with the hope of getting a good line on his athletes in actual competition. Javelin ace Cy Young will be one of the favorites in his pet event while Bob Watanabe, classy sprinter from Wayne University will be making his debut in a UCLA uniform. The Bruins have an especially strong two-mile relay entry in Jack Miller, Hugh Mitchell, Don Hangen and Fred Beck. High Scoring Winds Up UCLA Basketball Season Sparked by a late plunge of high scoring by forwards Al Sawyer and Jerry Norman, center Carl Kraushaar and guard Ed Sheldrake and the fabulous backboard and floor work of "Gorgeous George" Stanich, Coach John Wooden's UCLA basketball team wound up with a flock of records and its second Southern Division title in a row after splitting a pair of games with cross-town USC, 43-45 and 74-57, last weekend. By racking up 711 points in the regularly scheduled 12-game confliction of the film cover, Hubbard's trailer to California to Anchorage Alcan highway, shows derful sequences of scourge and Alaska's moor and industries. The gore narrates the entire person. Assessor Square Named for T Month Count Squads of deputy assists the field Monday to begin month task of assessing county property. Assignment of deputies of the county include timing: J. W. Lamb, Garro Roland Rosselot, Westmorwood Case and Allen Anaheim city; G. B. Magnolia, Olinda, Olive; Anaheim, Anaheim city Yorba Linda; Edwin S. Centralia, Katella, Loa na; L. H. Tanquary, Bu Orangethorpe; L. B. Spress, Laurel, Alamitos man and Lyle Widdow tia city. In the Southern County Bank. Locally managed, your hometown bank is in a position, with ample funds to lend for any We want to be of service to our friends and business men and residents of this com- of the things we can do for you are listed CHECKING ACCOUNTS SPECIAL CHECKING ACCOUNTS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS BANKING BY MAIL COLLECTIONS ESCROWS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES other services are available at your friendly, SACRAMENTO (WNS) — Announcement of the appointment of H. R. Harnish, area manager of the State Department of Employment for Los Angeles, Santa Barbara and Ventura counties, as chief of the department's new division of development and stabilization of employment, was made Friday. James G. Bryant, director of the department, said that Tom Campbell, now a manager for Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego and Imperial counties, will succeed Harnish, and that the two areas would be combined under one manager, with eventual elimination of Campbell's present area office in Santa Ana. '49 Field Seed At $6,370,500 SACRAMENTO, (WNS) — The field seed summary for 1949, released recently by the California crop and livestock reporting service, places the value of the 1949 field seed crop at close to $6,370,-500. This was an increase over the 1938 yield which returned approximately $4,703,000 for nearly all seed varieties. Only ladino clover and purple vetch seed production fell off in 1949. Trade in Anaheim and save. MIKE—FORD'S LIQUOR STORE WINE - BEER - LIQUOR 315 E. CENTER ST. PHONE 4209 Free Parking at rear of store Entrance through alley from North Philadelphia or North Olive streets Father Bernard R. Hubbard, famous "Glacier Priest" will be in person at Anaheim high school auditorium tonite, Thursday, March 9, with his all color film "Alaska by Auto-Alcan Highway," and with it he will show the spectacular North Polar regions, filmed in color for presentation to the public for the first time. Here our air force will establish a base next summer as the "World's most strategic spot." The auto tour portion of the film covers Father Hubbard's trailer tour from California to Anchorage, via the Alcan highway, showing wonderful sequences of scenery enroute and Alaska's modern cities and industries. The genial padre narrates the entire film in person. Assessor Squads Named for Three Assessor Squads Named for Three Month County Job Squads of deputy assessors took the field Monday to begin a three-month task of assessing Orange county property. Assignment of deputies to areas of the county include the following: J. W. Lamb, Garden Grove; Roland Rosselot, Westminster; Elwood Case and Allen N. 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