anaheim-gazette 1950-06-05

Church Loop Ups Schedule Church Leaguers step up their softball schedule to three double headers a week, adding a pair of games on Tuesday night to the regular Monday-Thursday menu, as of this week. The three night barrage will continue until July, at which time the two-a-week slate will be resumed. Tonight's double feature includes Calvary Baptist and Zion Lutheran in the 7:30 opener and Evangelical United Brethren and St. Michael's in the finale. Zion Lutheran is the only team on tonight's schedule credited with a notch in the win column. The Lutherans won by default last Monday when St. Michael's didn't show for a scheduled match. The Brethren have bowed to Bethel Baptist and the Calvary Baptists to the Presbyterians in previous games. The week's schedule: **Tuesday** - Church of Christ vs. St. Boniface. - Grace Lutheran vs. Calvary Baptist. **Thursday** - Bethel Baptist vs. Zion Lutheran. - Presbyterian vs. St. Michael's. **AUHS Netmen Finish League Slate Tomorrow** Colonist netmen wind up their 1950 Sunset slate tomorrow when they meet Orange in a postponed second round duel. The locals were scheduled to meet Huntington Beach today, but the Beach boys defaulted at the last minute. Friday, the Anaheimers bounced AUHS Netmen Finish League Slate Tomorrow Colonist netmen wind up their 1950 Sunset state tomorrow when they meet Orange in a postponed second round duel. The locals were scheduled to meet Huntington Beach today, but the Beach boys defaulted at the last minute. Friday the Anaheimers bounced Fullerton 8-1. LAUSON SPORT KING! 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Edwards, Cavarretta, Sauer and Pafko all had a hand in yesterday's 13-8 triumph over Brooklyn that dropped the Dodgers into a first place tie with the St. Louis Cardinals. The Cards gained a full game by defeating the Philadelphia Phillies, 6-2. Edwards batted in four runs with two doubles and a single. Cavarretta smacked two singles and his second home run. Sauer tied Bob Elliott of Boston for the league's runs-batted-in leadership by driving in a tally. Pafko got a couple of hits and two walks in five times at bat. The sports hero of Paul Mitchell, tackle with the New York football Yanks, is Joe DiMaggio, whose locker at Yankee Stadium Paul uses in the fall. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. MOVING - STORAGE General Trucking —PHONE 2123— 505 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim NEW GRIDMAN—Clare Van Phoenix high school, will take high school next fall. He replaces task last month. Van Hoorebecke high school athlete. His appointment last Saturday afternoon. Van Hoorebecke named Colonist. Clare Van Hoorebeke, go school, will take over as head football team next September, a special meeting of the high urday afternoon. Immediately following interviewed Louis Tsoutsouva one of the top contenders for the job, high school principal Pa Demaree phoned Van Hoorebeke in Phoenix and told him of the decision. Van Hoorebeke accepted immediately. His salary will approximately $4400 a year, Demaree said. "It will be just like a homecoming for me," Van Hoorebeke told the Anaheim Gazette in an exclusive telephone interview Saturday afternoon. "I'm very happy about the whole thing." Van Hoorebeke, 38, is a former Huntington Beach high school athlete. He was a member of the team that downed Anaheim high school squad Dick Glover fielded in 1931. "We were a little better than the Anaheim boys that year," the Phoenix coach reminisced. "We'll do our best to put the shot on the other foot next season," added. Van Hoorebeke replaces Glow RE-ELECT EFFICIENT HONEST and TRUSTWORTHY GOODWIN KNIGHT LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR (ENCUMBENT) ENDORSED BY AGRICULTURE, LABOR, BUSINESS WOMEN'S AND VETERANS' ORGANIZATIONS - ATTENTION - DEMOCRATIC VOTERS CAST YOUR BALLOTS FOR GOODWIN KNIGHT The RIGHT man is KNIGHT! ROTS Anaheim Gazette, Monday, June 5, 1950 Robinson, Villemain Meet For Middleweight Crown PHILADELPHIA (AP)—Sugar Ray Robinson, king of the world's welterweights, goes after another title tonight in a 15-round bout with the "indestructible" Frenchman Robert Villemain. The municipal stadium match is billed as a middleweight championship fight by the Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission. The winner stands a chance to win National Boxing Association sanction. Wakefield Hot In Oak Debut By Jim Hubbart Associated Press Sports Writer If there are any doubts today as to whether Mr. Dick Wakefield's intentions are honorable, one has merely to look at the happy bride in the case, namely, the Oakland Acorns. When Mr. Wakefield and Oakland were joined together at gunpoint last month, somebody asked him if he intended to work for Charley Dressen's crew or simply loll in the sun and cash paychecks. Yesterday, Wakefield gave his answer. He completed his first assignment for his Pacific Coast League employers, by whacking two singles in two trips to the plate and driving in two runs. Oakland lost the game, 11 to 8, to the powerful San Diego Padres. The Acorns took the nightcap, however, 7 to 3, and that conquest dropped San Diego out of first place. Wakefield enered the game as a pinch hitter in the eighth and played left field in the top of the ninth. He didn't perform in the finale, but his showing in the opener indicated he may be in for some steady employment. The NBA says the winner that New York fight must be the winner of the Robinson-Villemain bout within 90 days or feit his NBA-recognized title. Robinson and Villemain, regaled by the NBA as the logical challengers, have repeatedly bid title bouts with La Motta, but Bronx Bull has turned them down. Now La Motta is matched with Rocky Graziano, former midweight champ, for an NBA-sanctioned title go at New York J28. The NBA says the winner that New York fight must be the winner of the Robinson-Villemain bout within 90 days or feit his NBA-recognized title. Robinson is a prohibitive favorite to win tonight's match, Villemain has plenty of backers. The squat Frenchman stands only five feet six—has never been knocked out and in fights has hit the canvas once. On the other hand, Robinson the kind of boxer who hits and often and most of the sends his rival down for the count. The Harlem Sugar knocked out his opponent in 111 fights. The Frenchman, at 26, is years younger than Robinson. Lemain is expected to scale Van Hoorebeke, Ex-Oiler, named Colonist Grid Coach Clare Van Hoorebeke, grid coach at North Phoenix High School, will take over as head coach of the Anaheim varsity football team next September. The appointment came after a final meeting of the high school board of trustees Saturday afternoon. Immediately following the meeting, at which trustees were Louis Tsoutsouvas, the top contender for the high school principal Paul Lee phoned Van Hoorebeke enix and told him of the Van Hoorebeke acceptedately. His salary will be approximately $4400 a year, Demid. Will be just like a homecomer," Van Hoorebeke told Anaheim Gazette in an telephone interview Saturday morning. "I'm very happy the whole thing." Hoorebeke, 38, is a formerington Beach high school. He was a member of the that downed Anaheim high squad Dick Glover fielded. were a little better than the boys that year," the coach reminisced. "But our best to put the shoe other foot next season," he Hoorebeke replaces Glover who resigned the head coach's position May 9 after 18 years. Glover will continue as director of boys athletics at the high school. Van Hoorebeke has been using a split T formation at Phoenix. However he will survey his Anaheim charges before laying down any definite strategy, he told Glover last week. The Colonists are used to a variable single-wing type of play. What the new coach decides for his varsity men will probably go for the Colonist lightweight squad as well. Glover said today. Saturday's appointment brought to a close several weeks of screening and interviewing by trustees. All in all, some 30 or 40 applications were made for the job. Principal Demaree screened candidates before presenting them to the board of trustees. Glover served in an advisory capacity during the interviews. Prior to Saturday's meeting, Van Hoorebeke and Tsoutsouvas were tabbed as the most likely candidates for the position. Bob Musick, former USC grid star, now winding up coaching chores at Ventura Junior College, was also being considered for the job. However, word came late last week that Musick had accepted a job at Santa Maria high school. Van Hoorebeke will alternate teaching with his coaching at Anaheim high school. According to Demaree, the new mentor will teach math and freshman orientation in addition to his duties on the gridiron. After graduating from Hunt-and driving in two runs. Oakland lost the game, 11 to 8, to the powerful San Diego Padres. The Acorns took the nightcap, however, 7 to 3, and that conquest dropped San Diego out of first place. Wakefield enered the game as a pinch hitter in the eighth and played left field in the top of the ninth. He didn't perform in the finale, but his showing in the opener indicated he may be in for some steady employment. Colonists Bow In 11-4 Finale It was Fullerton 11, Anaheim 1 last Friday at La Palma Park as the 1950 Sunset League baseball activities drew to a close. The win gave the Indians half of the loop crown along with Santa Ana. The Anaheimers annexed the fourth spot. Before turning in their suits the Colonists will cavort before the cameraman a few days in line with coach Wallin's plans to whip up some training films. GRUNION HUNTERS SCORE SAN PEDRO (AP) — Grunion hunters found the catch good today. The run of the little fish was from 1:15 to 3 a.m. at Cabrillo beach. Life guard John Olguin said there were about 2000 hunters out in the eerie hours. Saturday night there was a crowd of about 6000 for the run from midnight to 3:15 a.m. yesterday. The next grunion run will occur in about two weeks. BASEBALL STANDINGS By The Associated Press SUNSET LEAGUE Final Standings Santa Ana ... 11 1.917 Fullerton ... 11 1.917 Newport ... 7 5.583 Anaheim ... 5 7.417 Orange ... 4 8.333 Downey ... 3 9.250 Huntington Beach ... 1 11.083 Games Friday Fullerton 11, ANAHEIM 4. Huntington Beach 5, Orange 2. Newport 8, Downey 7. Pacific Coast League W L Pet GBL Hollywood ... 40 28.588 San Diego ... 41 29.586 Oakland ... 36 30.545 Portland ... 34 32.515 San Francisco ... 33 35.485 Los Angeles ... 34 37.479 Seattle ... 29 38.433 Van Hoorebeke will alternate teaching with his coaching at Anaheim high school. According to Demaree, the new mentor will teach math and freshman orientation in addition to his duties on the gridiron. After graduating from Huntington Beach high school, Van Hoorebeke attended Arizona State Teachers College at Tempe. There he starred in the dual role of quarterback and end on the gridiron. He picked up three letters each in football and baseball. He was football team captain in his senior year. In 1939 he joined the coaching staff of the newly created North Phoenix high school. That first year, the Mustangs won one and lost six. The next three years in a row they were tabbed by Arizona newspapers as state high school champions, the scribes' picks taking the place of championship play-offs such as are held in other states. Van Hoorebeke was with the Army Air Forces from 1943 to 1947. As B-29 observer, he attained the rank of captain. He returned to North Phoenix in 1947 where he coached fresh football and basketball and varsity baseball. During the past season, he was a member of the varsity coaching staff. Van Hoorebeke is married and has one child. Three of the five high school trustees attended Saturday's meeting. They included C. Arthur Shipkey, Everett Cone and Henry Walsworth. Absent were trustees Baker and Cawthorne. Demaret Happy Over U.S. Open Prospects at Merion Course ARDMORE, Pa. (A)—Colorful Jimmy Demaret looked over the Merion Golf Club course today and commented: "This course gives me the best chance I've ever had of winning the U.S. Open." Golf's fashion plate from Ojai, Calif., was enthusiastic about the 6694 yard par 70 layout. "If I'm ever going to win an open title, brother, this is the place that was built for me to do it." Demaret quickly explained that he wasn't counting the course as easy. "Far from that, it's a real tough course. But I notice that the premium here is on accurate driving. That's my game." "The wild golfer would do better to stay home from this tournament," Demaret said. "It's easy to see that there is no recovery from a bad shot. You have to be true from the tee to the green or you'll be licked before the putt." Demaret said he wasn't particularly afraid of the greens, which host pro Fred Austin claims will trip more than one top flight title contender. "I don't think the roll is too severe on the greens," Jimmy said. "They look flat to me." He may be in for a big surprise if the weather is clear and the course has dried out from recent rains. Austin insists that on a fair day the Merion greens will be like billiard tables. The golfer who hopes to score will have to be better than a good putter. POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT The issues of the primary campaign have been widely discussed It now becomes your privilege as a voter, to pass upon the various candidates and make your choice at the ballot box. This is a right that has become so rare in the world that it should not be held cheaply. Its value is priceless. It is a right that could be lost. The easiest way to lose it is not to exercise it. So today, at the eve of election, let us simply urge you to vote without fail tomorrow. SHERIFF JAMES A. MUSICK POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT Re-Elect A Proven And Experienced Leader VOTE FOR Linton T. Simmons Re-Elect A Proven And Experienced Leader VOTE FOR Linton T. Simmons (Incumbent) COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS 12 Years as Elementary and High School Superintendent; 9 years in Orange County Schools Office; 5 years as County Superintendent of Schools. An Administration Devoted to Honesty – Efficiency – Economy Serving the Schools on a Basis of NEED (with ALL SERVICES CO-OPERATIVELY SHARED and at a LOWER PER-UNIT COST than if these NEEDED and Required services were individually provided. Post War Conditions, New Legislative Enactments, and Rapid Growth in County Areas Have Required Establishment of Additional Services . . . • Veterans Trade-Apprenticeship Program • Administration of State Retirement System for School Districts • Special Education for Mentally & Physically Handicapped, Deaf, Blind • Health, Testing and Guidance Services • Recrganization Studies and Surveys of School Districts. He Believes That Education Is a Sound Investment He Knows the Needs of Orange County Schools