anaheim-gazette 1950-05-26

St. Boniface Downs Temple 6-1; Baptists Bounce Brethren 15-8 It was St. Boniface 6-White Temple 1 and Bethel Baptist 15-Evangelical United Brethren 8 last night as the second Church League doubleheader of the current session went down on the books. Action took place under the City Park brown-out. F. Patin heaved 'em all night for St. Boniface, allowing White Temple only two little hits. The winners hit Methodist pitcher Wright ten times. Heavy hitter of the game was P. Patio. St. Boniface catcher, who lashed out a round-tripper in the sixth and then followed with a double in the seventh. Bethel Baptist scored in every frame in the runfest with Evangelical United Brethren. Mimms and Remmlon, hurling for the winners, gave up six safeties. Losing pitcher Holve allowed the Baptists an even dozen knocks, including a homer by Junkeit in the third frame. Scores by innings: St. Boniface 010 002 3 - 6 10 White Temple 001 009 6 - 1 2 Bethel Baptist 451 7 - 15 12 Evan. Un. Breth. AUNS-Santa Monica Net Crown Match Set Wed. Anaheim's netmen meet highly regarded Santa Monica next Wednesday at the Los Angeles Tennis Club, Bill Cook said today. Match, which decides the Southern California, high school champion, begins at 2:30 p.m. Meanwhile, four of the Anaheimers who contributed to the 19-9 win over Montebello last Tuesday traveled to the Orange Invitational Tourney this week. At latest report, three of the Colonists, Craig Bottger, Louis Middleton and Jack Hersh had been set down, leaving only Jim Webb to represent the blue and gold. Oranges Wow Swift Swede COMPTON, Calif. (P) — Swedish distance runner Lennart Strand looked for pineapples, oranges and a long stretch of grass where he could run barefoot today. The 28-year-old Swede said fruit was hard to get at his home at Stranahan's victory assured the second all-American final within four years. Chapman lost to Willie Turnes of Elmsford, N.Y., in the final of the 1947 event. Stranahan, out in 37, hit the turn two up on Tolley, saw his lead cut to one through the 11th, but won three of the next four holes with a birdie and two pars to settle the issue. Tolley won the British title in 1920 and 1929. Golfmen Aim at CIF, AUHS Faculty As cancellations at Alhambra and Glendale cut out two slated matches. Colonist golfers today looked forward to another pair of outings billed in the near future. Next Friday Coach Chet Shirk plans to send linksmen Bob Marshall and Loren Herman to Montebello for the Annual CIF Medal Tourney which features golf greats from various Southland schools. The following week, the Colonist hotshots will size up their teachers in the annual student-faculty golf match. "Looks like we'll get beaten," Coach Shirk said this morning. He meant the faculty. Fights Last Night By The Associated Press MINNEAPOLIS — Sandy Saddler, 129 New York, stopped Miguel Acevedo, 130, Havana. New York — Frank Poreda, 210%, Jersey City, outpointed Lonnie Clark, 222½, Philadelphia, 8. Brooklyn—Al "Bozo" Constantino, 146½, New York, outpointed Joey Carkido, 148½, Youngstown, 10. City Leaguers Open Tonight City Leaguers hit it tonight as the JC's meet the Hornets in the sole opening encounter of the 1950 season at City Park. Game time is 7:30. Other City League teams include Harry Horn, Ritz Cleaners and Optimists. The latter are the only two of the group which fielded teams last year. MOTORIST, HAVE YOU MOVED? SACRAMENTO (WNS) — A. H. "Gus" Henderson, State Director of Motor Vehicles today made a plea to California motorists who have moved since receiving their 1950 registration cards, to notify the department of their new address. "Since new license plates will be issued next year," he stated, "we want no one to be delayed in obtaining their plates because of an outdated address for the renewal application." BASEBALL STANDINGS Pacific Coast League W L Pet GBL San Diego 36 22 .621 Hollywood 33 23 .589 Los Angeles 31 28 .525 Oakland 28 26 .519 Portland 27 28 .491 San Francisco 28 29 .491 Seattle 21 34 .382 Sacramento 22 36 .379 Games Yesterday Sacramento, 16, Oakland, 3. Seattle, 2, San Francisco, 1. Hollywood, 7, San Diego, 4. Los Angeles, 9, Portland, 2. Games Today Seattle (Jim Wilson), 5-5 at San Francisco (Al Llen), 7-1). Hollywood (Ben Wade), 5-2 at San Diego (Al Olsen), 8-2). Portland (Roy Helser), 6-3 at Los Angeles (Emil Kush), 1-1). Oakland (George Bamberber), 7-5 at Sacramento (Bill Evans), 4-7). American League W L Pet GBL TO THE PEOPLE of Orange County JOHN K. COLWELL has made but one pledge — to the people. It is a pledge of honest, sincere law enforcement. It is a pledge to give the people of Orange County a District Attorney who does his duty with ability and impartiality. UNFETTERED BY PROMISES to any group or clique in return for political support, John K. Colwell has placed his campaign for election squarely before the people — who have a right to expect honest, sincere law enforcement. EXPERIENCED as Santa Ana's City Attorney, Colwell served also for almost four years as Deputy District Attorney before entering Navy service during World War II. His record covers 18 years of law practice, excepting three years of Navy duty. Elect John K. COLWELL As Your DISTRICT ATTORNEY BE SURE TO VOTE JUNE 6 Santa Ana Net Crown Set Wed. netmen meet highly Monica next WedLos Angeles Tennis Cook said today. Match, Southern Calischool champion, bep.m. four of the Anano contributed to the over Montebello last traveled to the Orange Tourney this week. port, three of the ColoBottger, Louis MidJack Hersh had been reaving only Jim Webb at the blue and gold. ages Wow Swede N, Calif. (P)—Swedish inner Lennart Strand pineapples, oranges and utch of grass where he barefoot today. Year-old Swede said fruit to get at his home at Ganahl Defeats Dougan 5 and 4; Takes Anaheim Golf Association Championship Southpaw Johnny Ganahl annexed the grand championship of the Anaheim Golf Association yesterday afternoon as he defeated Kenny Dougan 5 and 4 in a match play-off at the Meadowlark Country Club course. George La Follette took home the Troutman-Scholz Perpetual Trophy with the low net of the day—a 64. He carries the top handicap of 30 strokes. Fifty-nine golfers teed off in the club's annual spring field day and shot for honors all the way from low nets to high grosses. Presentation of trophies and prizes followed a steak dinner held in the club house. A strong wind failed to slow Ganahl who played near-par golf on the first nine—parring eight holes and scoring a bogie on the fourth hole for a 36. He slowed down a bit on the back nine as he parred the twelfth and thirteenth. Birdied the 17th and took bogies on the rest to come in with a 41. His 12 handicap gave him a net of 65. Dougan who plays with a 24 handicap took 99 strokes to go around the hilly 6320 yard course, parring only the 11th hole. Turning in low gross scores for the day were Bob Jaynes, John Ganahl and Dick Gay, all with 77s. John Shea took high gross honors with a 111, followed closely by Leavitt Ford and Clinton Willmsen with 110s. Blind bogey winners were Ray Link, Bill Steadman, Joe Scholz, Cliff Batchler, Homer Nelson and George Miller, president of the association presided and John Shea shot under par as master of ceremonies. The association voted to hold their next field day in October. Go to Oakland Says Chandler CINCINNATI (AP) — Baseball Commissioner A. B. Chandler today told Dick Wakefield to report to Oakland in the Pacific Coast League. The temperamental outfielder was sold to the Oaks yesterday by the New York Yankees, but said he would not report. He carried his plea to Chandler in a telephone conversation this morning, declaring he had had no real chance to show his stuff with the Yankees. Wakefield was told by Chandler to "abide by the provisions of your contract." Wakefield, who played with De- Bowl Divorce Rumors Buried EVANSTON, Ill., (AP) — The Big Ten apparently is back in Ross Bowl business for another five years. Athletic directors and faculty representatives of the powerful midwestern league named a seven-man committee to talk over a new Pasadenta pact of five years with the Pacific Coast conference. A spokesman said this meant provisional approval of a renewed series. The present five-year agreement between the two loops ends next New Year's game with the Big Ten seeking a fifth straight win. The Big Ten action opening a three-day May business session buried rumors that the conference might revise or drop the post-season classic. The league, however, still must give final stamp of approval after inter-loop discussions. The possibility that the Big Ten might reduce from three to two years the limit a member may appear at Pasadena still was open for debate. The Pacific Coast allows its champion to appear annually in the Games Today Lim (Wilson, 5-5) at San Al Lien, 7-1). (Ben Wade, 5-2) at San Olsen, 8-2). (Roy Helser, 6-3) at Los Mill Kush, 1-1). (George Bamberber, 7-5)anto (Bill Evans, 4-7). American League W L Pet GBL 22 8.733 — 17 11.607 4 22 15.595 3½ 17 14.548 5½ 17 14.548 5½ 11 21.344 12 8 18.308 12 8 21.276 13½ Easterday's Games 6, Detroit 4. 3, Washington 0. St. Louis 12. Nationale League W L Pet GBL 20 11.645 — 19 12.613 1 17 13.567 2½ 16 14.583 3½ 16 17.485 5 18 15.490 10 16.385 7½ 8 21.276 11 Easterday's Games 7, New York 5, (13 in5, Chicago 4. Chla 2, Pittsburgh 0. Games Today Chla at New York, (night)—(2) vs Jansen (2-4). at Boston, (night)—Banta (6-2). ats at Cincinnati, (night)—(1) vs Ratteusberger (1-5). at Pittsburgh, (night)—(2) vs Quesen (1-2). Games Tomorrow at Boston, (night). Chla at New York. at Pittsburgh. FUN GALORE PLAY in SURF and SON! FAVORITE BEACHES QUICKLY REACHED via PACIFIC ELECTRIC Enjoy the trip to the beach the carefree way—the Pacific Electric way. Relax as you ride-by motor coach or train-no traffic worries, no parking problems, no parking fees, no driving difficulties...have a pleasure trip the car-free way. SOME SOUTHLAND BEACHES DIRECTLY SERViced by PACIFIC ELECTRIC Santa Monica • Ocean Park • Venice • Playa del Rey • Manhattan Beach • Hermosa Beach • Redondo Beach • San Pedro • Long Beach • Naples • Belmont Shore • Seal Beach • Surfside • Sunset Beach • Huntington Beach • Newport-Balboa Beach • Santa Catalina Island Terminal; Wilmington. Ask your local agent, conductor or operator regarding departures, fares, etc., to your favorite beach or mountain resort. City Park Plunge Opens Tomorrow Holiday swimmers can start swimming tomorrow afternoon at 1:30, according to City Park manager John Wallin. The plunge will stay open until 6 p.m. These hours will prevail Saturday through Tuesday. Until June 17, when the plunge is open all day every day, swimmers can dip Saturday and Sundays between the above hours. Weekday prices are 14 cents for kids under 12, 25 cents for those 12 through 17 and 44 cents for 18 and over. Sunday prices are 20, 40 and 65 cents for the three age groups. JC Spikes Tangle At Visalia Tonight VISALIA (P)—The national junior college track and field meet gets underway here tonight, with Compton College of California the defending champion and strong threat to win the crown again. Qualifying heats are on the schedule tonight, with the finals set for tomorrow night. Los Angeles City College won the Southern California Jaysee relays last month, but since have lost in dual competition to Compton. 4; Takes Championship The West Coast Packing corp. of Long Beach and the People's Packing corp. of San Diego, one of five tuna canneries here, will be merged within the next 10 days. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. MOVING-STORAGE General Trucking PHONE 2123 505 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT SOUND POLICIES ... PAVED THE WAY FOR CALIFORNIA'S PROGRESS FROM FIFTH TO SECOND RANKING STATE IN THE NATION! WHILE CALIFORNIA was growing by 3,000,000 persons, Gov. Warren was planning for the post-war future by SOUND POLICIES to give those people a place in our economy! WHILE MEETING the challenge of progress, Gov. Warren has kept the state solvent, has built reserves, and has achieved a WHILE CALIFORNIA was growing by 3,000,000 persons, Gov. Warren was planning for the post-war future by SOUND POLICIES to give those people a place in our economy. WHILE MEETING the challenge of progress, Gov. Warren has kept the state solvent, has built reserves, and has achieved a public works program second to none in the nation! Just as he has charted the course to financial stability, so did he chart the course of post-war progress! WE THINK YOU AGREE THAT WE SHOULD KEEP OUR ABLE GOVERNOR EARL WARREN Anahcim Committee — “EARL WARREN for Governor” CO-CHAIRMEN: Kenneth F. Hellyer and Ernest Gänahl. CHAIRMAN, Women's Division: Mrs. J. J. Dwyer, COMMITTEE Glen E. McCloud Victor Loly Harwood R. Larson A. J. Schutte Mrs. Eva Boyd Warren Ashleigh Robert Boney Claude Owens Robert N. Jackson Miss Lena V. Rowe Dr. Irwin H. Kersten Tex Middleton Lenora Hoskins Job J. Denni John Harpster Robert Fowler Coalson Morris Mrs. W. E. Holland Marshall E. Beebe Lao J. Fais Mrs. Milton Sell C. J. Materhan Harry Siemonsma Walter Knott S. F. Hilgenfeld Frank Belmont Frank Tausch Fred Weisel Edward Backs Newel C. Christensen Mrs. Martha Schumacher Charles A. Pearson Mrs. T. W. Clark Ted Siems B. Kaulbars K. J. Bradley John Kahlen, Jr. Dr. C. O. Patterson Oscar Heying Glenn A. Hipes Ray D. Reafsnyder