anaheim-gazette 1950-06-30

PRELIMINARY SHOWING—Juvenile Leaguers display summer uniforms in an exclusive City Park showing. Shirts and caps, provided by local sponsors will be handed out officially tomorrow, Juvenile League director Don Liebhart does the distributing. Waiting at left is Earl Stillwell, Hall's Bakery stalwart. Admiring respective new get-ups are Donald Kliss, Kiwanis, Leroy Weaver, Anaheim Gazette, and Lloyd Stockwell, Lake's Mens Store. Juvenile League Results The A League went through rearrangement and began afresh today, according to Juvenile Director Don Liebhart. With the switch, Agren and Larson move to the B League and 20-30 went to the C League. BASEBALL B League Hatfield Cleaners 7, Cotlers 2. Agren and Larson 8, Lakes Mens Noor Foregoes Argonaut 'Cap INGLEWOOD, Calif. — Tired from his forays at Golden Gate fields, Noor will bypass Hollywood Park's $25,000 Argonaut Handicap Tuesday and will wait for the $50,-000 American Handicap July 22. Trainer Burleigh Parke said he wants to give his charger a good Juvenile League Results The A League went through rearrangement and began afresh today, according to Juvenile Director Don Liebhart. With the switch, Agren and Larson move to the B League and 20-30 went to the C League. BASEBALL B League Hatfield Cleaners 7, Cotlers 2. Agren and Larson 8, Lakes Mens Store 3. C League Flying Saucers 11, Kaulbars 10. BASKETBALL B League Hatfield Cleaners 25, Lakes 6. Williams Sporting Goods 13, Agren and Larson 12. The Ituri forest in northern Rhodesia is peopled with pygmies. Noor Foregoes Argonaut 'Cap INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP)—Tired from his forays at Golden Gate fields, Noor will bypass Hollywood Park's $25,000 Argonaut Handicap Tuesday and will wait for the $50,-000 American Handicap July 22. Trainer Burleigh Parke said he wants to give his charger a good rest before returning him to the racing wars. Racing secretary John Maluvius assigned Noor high weight of 132 pounds for the American mile and a quarter getaway day feature at Hollywood. That's five pounds more than his previous highest package when he beat Citation for the fourth time last week at Golden Gate. Fights Last Night (By The Associated Press) Minneapolis — Jackie Graves; 128½, Austin, Minn., knocked out Ellis Ask, 129, Finland, 2. Brooklyn (Fort Hamilton)—Bill Bosio, 121, Pittsburgh, outpointed Johnny Breeze, 125, Paterson, N.J., 8. Pittsburgh—Floyd Morris, 163, Pittsburgh, outpointed Chuck Higgins, 162, Youngstown, 10. IS IT TRUE? THE CANTALOUPE IS NAMED FOR A TOWNFRIEND GUISSEPE! YOU WEEP OVER SUCH FINE CANTALOUPE? BUT, TONY, MY FRAN-ZE NAME, EET MAKA ME SO HOMESEEK! One friend tells another about the prompt, cordial attention received at Five Points Liquor Store. Give us a trial. One friend tells another about the prompt, cordial attention received at Five Points Liquor Store.—Give us a trial. ICE COLD EASTERN and WESTERN BEER By the Case, Quarts or Can TRY OUR NEW LOW PRICED CARLING'S BLACK LABEL EASTERN BEER Qts. 38¢ One Way Bottles, Cans 17¢ IMPERIAL EXTRA DRY BEER 2 One Way Bottles 25¢ Case 2.89 WE CARRY A LARGE STOCK OF Quarts Fifths GIN ½ Pints We Deliver — Phone 4438 W.CENTER FIVE POINTS S.WEST - LINCOLN LIQUOR STORE W.CENTER - N.WEST 1119 Lincoln Anaheim TRUE—Cantalupo, Italy BIG COUNTER—Herb Hamilton, Bethel Baptist third baseman, steps carefully on home plate as he trots in with the run that sank previously undefeated Grace Lutherans 2-1 last night at City Park. Lutheran catcher watching which way Lee Mims’ deep drive went is Adolph Westerhold. Umpire Jerry Schimitz stands at attention in the background. Brough, Hail Gain Round At Wimbledon WIMBLEDON (AP) — Brough of Beverly Hill and Doris Hart of Jack Fla., powered their way round of 16 today in the singles of the all-England tennis championships. Miss Brough is top-seed the defending champion, feated Mrs. Joy Mottram land, 9-7, 6-2. Miss Hart trimmed Hoahing, the Anglo-Chilean from England, 6-2, 6-3. Mrs. Mottram gave Miss a lot of trouble in the Louise took the first three then was outdriven and back level at $-all. If Mottram’s service had been as her ground strokes she have pulled an upset. In the second set Miss powerful driving and surging took all the fight fast-tiring opponent. Seventh seeded Ge (Gussy) Moran of Santa Calif., and Nancy Chaffey Angeles had little difficulty the other American their sweep toward who be an all-U.S. semi-final. Miss Moran eased Anne-Marie Seghers of their third round match, Nancy brushed aside Mr Hammersley of Great Britain, 6-2, 6-0. The gorgeous one playlessly in one of the dullen’s singles the tournaments. BETHEL BAPTISTS HANG FIRST SETBACK ON GRACE LUTHERANS High flying Grace Lutheran took nosedive last night as Bethel Baptist, behind the no-hit pitching Gus Stark, pinned a 2-1 setback the league leaders. The Lutherans remain in first place with a new-besmirched record of 5-1. The Baptists at 4-3 moved into a fourth place tie with St. Boniface. The Baptists' winning run occurred in the sixth frame, breaking 1-1 deadlock. Herb Hamilton pitched the big one. Hamilton walked aboard, stole second and reached third on an overthrow and then came home on Lee Jim's long leftfield poke. Art Altheide pitched valiantly for the losing Lutherans, giving only three knocks. Art whiffed total of 10 batters in the first innings. Zion Lutheran nipped St. Boniface 4-3 in the evening's opener. The loss cost St. Boniface a tie in second place. Opposing pitchers Quegee and Fran Patin were usually stingy during the fray, each allowing only four hits. St. Boniface assumed the lead in the contest in the fourth inning singles by Ray Heinz and Bud Geffel and a four-ply clout by Patin produced three runs. Zion Lutheran bounced back in fifth with a pair to pocket the match. The duo came with two men down. Walt Schmid got board on a fielder's choice. Dick Jennings singled and Ray Miller knocked to burgle the bags. Then Erb Grimm upped and doubled drive in the tying and winning game. At game's end, St. Bonifaceacher Fran Patin gave notice of intent to protest the game on RHE ZION LUTHERAN...101 020 0-4 4 0 ST.BONIFACE...000 300 0-3 4 2 Grace Lutheran—AB RH Helenze H., If...2 0 0 Gelger, 1b...2 0 0 Johnson, rf...2 0 0 Althede A., p...2 0 0 Liebe, ss...3 0 0 Hedrick, 3b...2 0 0 Westerhold, c...1 1 0 Mack, 2b...1 0 0 Martens, 2b...1 0 0 Mauerhan, cf...1 0 0 Althede P., ef...1 0 0 Totals...22 1 0 Bethel Baptist—Hartmann M., cf...2 0 1 Hartmann A., If...3 0 0 Hamilton, 3b...2 1 1 Jungkelt, ss...3 1 0 Mims, rf...2 0 0 Harfmann E., 2b...2 0 0 Wedel, 1b...2 0 0 Stark, p...2 0 1 Ausburn, c...2 0 0 Totals...22 2 3 Warriors, Capitols, Nuggets Turn in Basketball Wins Welch's Warriors: Denny's Capitols and Faulkner's Nuggets emerged as the three victors from last night's high school basketball league opening blast on the AUHS courts. The Warriors had no trouble setting Webber's Lakers back 45-18 in the opening game. Denny and his boys had to go overtime twice to down the determined Schmitt Bomber group 36-34. Denny himself contributed the winning basket. The smooth-working Nuggets coasted to their 38-29 win over Goff's Royals. Lakers (18) Warriors (45) Clark, 1 F Saavedra, 8 Cantibahez, 4 F Huesca, 11 Okamoto, 6 C Welch, 13 Webber, 5 G Hatfield, 11 Peterson, 2 G Webb, 2 Half score: Lakers 8; Warriors 18. Capitols (36) Bombers (34) Head, 2 F Herbel, 10 Hernandez, 5 F Schmitt, 14 Kolb, 10 C Holden, 4 Hatfield, C., 5 G Winger, 0 Denny, 14 G Conklin, 6 Half score: Capitols 15; Bombers 19. Royals (29) Nuggets (38) Bevins, 3 F Moody, 0 Lyons, 4 F Salaets, 0 Goff, 9 C Faulkner, 6 Clamp, 11 G Ames, B., 11 Frank, 0 G Ramerize, 19 Subs: Royals—Steinborn (2). Nuggets—Roberts (0), Navarro (2). Half score: Royals 12; Nuggets 17. BASEBALL STANDINGS Pacific Coast League W L Pet GLB Hollywood ...57 35 .620 - Oakland ...53 37 .589 - San Diego ...50 44 .532 - San Francisco ...45 47 .489 - Portland ...42 46 .477 - Seattle ...43 48 .473 ... Los Angeles ...41 52 .441 ... Sacramento ...36 58 .383 ... Yesterday's Games Sacramento 5, Portland 1. San Diego 6, Seattle 3. San Francisco 5, Los Angeles 3. Hollywood 5, Oakland 3. Williams Park $125,000 Wa PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Williams supplied the answer to the popular question: Who a baseball player worth a year? In a three game series the Philadelphia Athletics what the often-booed did: Hit three home runs doubles scored four runs tied in ten. By going six for十四 boosted his batting average .324 and set him on all kinds of records. By batting in ten runs hoisted his league leading eight. Lou Gehrig holds the can League record of十八.1931. Stan Hack of the Cubs owns the Major mark,十九o driven in十九o Quail Guzzler Brings 'em In RIVERSIDE (AP) — The guzzler,a large underground Zion Lutheran bounced back in fifth with a pair to pocket match. The duo came with men down. Walt Schmid got board on a fielder's choice. Dickanning singled and Ray Miller talked to bulge the bags. Then Grimm upped and doubled drive in the tying and winning game. At game's end, St. Bonifaceacher Fran Patin gave notice of intent to protest the game on grounds that the Lutherans are employing services of players from the now-defunct City League. Zion Lutheran—AB R H aldt. 1b unning D., cf oler, if num H., c efelf E., 3b app F., 2b app L., ss egge, p. unning G., rf totals.....27 4 4 Boniface— n J., c az R., cf fel B., ss en P., If shman A., 2b en F., p dudman, 3b unborn, 1b abedian, rf totals.....25 3 4 JULY 3 GAMES OFF Church League softball games scheduled for Monday, July 3, have been postponed, according to word from the Recreation Department. Matches on tap were Zion Lutheran - Evangelical United Brethren and Calvary Baptist-Church of Christ. BASEBALL STANDINGS Pacific Coast League W L Pet GBL Hollywood .....57 35 .620 — Oakland .....53 37 .589 8 San Diego .....50 44 .532 8 San Francisco .....45 47 .489 12 Portland .....42 46 .477 13 Seattle .....43 48 .473 13½ Los Angeles .....41 52 .441 16½ Sacramento .....36 58 .383 22 Yesterday's Games Sacramento 5, Portland 1. San Diego 6, Seattle 3. San Francisco 5, Los Angeles 3. Hollywood 5, Oakland 3. Games Tonight Oakland (Earl Harrist, 6-4) at Hollywood (Art Schallock, 2-3). Portland (Bob Drilling, 6-6) at Sacramento (Matt Surkont, 12-8). San Diego (George Zuverink, 8-9) at Seattle (Hector Brown, 5-5). Los Angeles (Ralph Hamner, 5-9) at San Francisco (Al Lien, 11-2). American League W L Pet GBL Detroit .....43 20 .683 — New York .....40 26 .606 4½ Cleveland .....38 27 .585 6 Boston .....39 30 .565 7 Washington .....30 25 .464 14 Chicago .....28 37 .431 16 St. Louis .....21 42 .333 22 Philadelphia .....22 44 .333 22½ Yesterday's Games Washington 12, New York 7. Chicago 7, Detroit 2. Boston 22, Philadelphia 14. Cleveland 4, St. Louis 1. Games Today New York at Boston (2-day and night)—Rashl (8-5) and Lopat (9-4) vs Masterson (2-3) and Dobson (9-6). Philadelphia at Washington—Kellner (4-7) and Hooper (7-4) or Schelb (1-6) vs Marrero (4-3) and Consugra (3-0). Detroit at Cleveland, (night)—New-houser (6-4) vs Garcia (5-4). St. Louis at Chicago, (night) Garver (6-6) vs Wight (6-8). National League W L Pet GBL Brooklyn .....35 25 .583 — Philadelphia .....35 26 .574 %² St. Louis .....36 27 .571 %² Boston .....34 28 .548 %² Chicago .....31 29 .517 %² New York .....31 30 .508 %² Pittsburgh .....23 39 .371 %¹³ Cincinnati .....20 41 .328 %¹½ Yesterday's Games New York 11, Brooklyn 5. Chicago 6, St. Louis 1. Boston 3, Philadelphia 2. Only games scheduled. Games Today Brooklyn at Philadelphia, (night)—Newcombe (7-2) vs Roberts (8-3). Boston at New York, (night)—Hall (0-1) vs Kennedy (3-3). Chicago at Cincinnati, (night)—Schmitz (8-3) vs Raffensberger (5-9). Pittsburgh at St. Louis, (night)—Chambers (8-6) vs Staley (6-5). Brough, Hart Gain Round 16 At Wimbledon WIMBLEDON (AP) — Louise Brough of Beverly Hills, Calif., and Doris Hart of Jacksonville, Fla., powered their way into the round of 16 today in the women's singles of the all-England lawn tennis championships. Miss Brough is top-seeded and the defending champion. She defeated Mrs. Joy Mottram of England, 9-7, 6-2. Miss Hart trimmed little Gem Hoahing, the Anglo-Chinese girl from England, 6-2, 6-3. Mrs. Mottram gave Miss Brough a lot of trouble in the first set. Louise took the first three games, then was outdriven and brought back level at 3-all. If Mrs. Mottram's service had been as sound as her ground strokes she might have pulled an upset. In the second set Miss Brough's powerful driving and sure volleying took all the fight from her fast-tiring opponent. Seventh seeded Gertrude (Gussy) Moran of Santa Monica, Calif., and Nancy Chaffee of Los Angeles had little difficulty joining the other American girls in their sweep toward what could be an all-U.S. semi-final. Miss Moran eased by Mrs. Anne-Marie Seghers of France in their third round match, 6-4, 6-2. Nancy brushed aside Mrs. Freda Hammersley of Great Britain, 6-2, 6-0. The gorgeous one played listlessly in one of the dullest women’s singles tournaments. Albans Paces Mathias in Tulare Decathlon Finale TULARE, Calif. (AP)—The national decathlon championship moves into the showdown stage tonight, with North Carolina's Bill Albans setting the pace ahead of Bob Mathias, defending champion and pride of this bustling central California city. Albans was hotter than the climate as he whizzed through the opening five events and posted a halfway total score of 4323 last night. Mathias, however, showed improvement in each of the events over his score last year and finished with 4230 points, 93 behind Albans, and remained the favorite to wind up as the winner in a probable close finish. Both 19-year-old Bob America's 1948 Olympic champion, and two-time winner of this national AAU crown, and Albans, third last year, are gunning for the world record of 7900 points scored by Glenn Morris in 1936. At the halfway point, both were ahead of the Morris mark of 4192. Mathias scored the best mark in only one event, the shotput, at 47 feet, 6¼ inches. But he improved in each event over his last year's efforts by 290 points. Albans, showing amazing gains all along the line, was 457 points ahead of himself. He scored the best marks in the 100 meter dash, 10.6, the 40 meter, 49.5; and broad-jump, 24 ft., 6 and % inches. Tonight's final five events, the 110-meter high hurdles, the discus, the javelin, the pole vault, and the 1500 meter finale, may find Mathias hard pressed to win the White Sox Buy Mike McCormick CHICAGO (AP)—Mike McCormick, veteran 33-year-old outfielder, has been purchased by the Chicago White Sox from Oakland of the Pacific Coast league. Frank Lane, White Sox general manager, said McCormick would report Monday. The purchase gives McCormick his first chance in the American League after eight years and part of a ninth with Cincinnati, Boston, and New York in the National. Doors Open 6:15, Show Starts 6:30 Now Showing Van JOHNSUM Enzabeth TAYLOR Added Co-Feature—"NO SAD SONG FOR ME" Margaret Wendell Viveca Sullivan • Corey • Lindfors Williams Pays $125,000 Way PHILADELPHIA (UP)—Ted Williams supplied the answer today to the popular question: What makes a baseball player worth $125,000 a year? In a three game series against the Philadelphia Athletics, here is what the often-booed Williams did: Hit three home runs and two doubles, scored four runs and batted in 10. By going six for 14, Williams boosted his batting average to a respectable .324 and set his sights on all kinds of records. By batting in 10 runs, Williams hoisted his league leading total to 80. Lou Gehrig holds the American League record of 184, set in 1931. Stan Hack of the Chicago Cubs owns the Major League mark, 190, driven in 1930. Quail Guzzler Brings 'em In RIVERSIDE (UP) — The quail guzzler, a large underground con- Quail Guzzler Brings 'em In RIVERSIDE (AP) — The quail guzzler, a large underground container that holds a six-month supply of water, is bringing the quail back to Riverside county. The fish and game division reported yesterday that a survey showed an increase this year of 77 birds per guzzler over 1949. Last year guzzlers averaged 27 birds each. In 1950 the same water holes averaged 103 each. There are 169 guzzlers in the county. Beals Sole 49er Holding Out SAN FRANCISCO (AP)—Alyn Beals, star end for the San Francisco Forty Niners of the National Football league, is the sole holdout of the local pro club. Tony Morabito, owner, said today he hoped to have contract differences with the former Santa Clara flankman straightened out before the Forty Niners go to their Menlo Park training camp, July 29. REGIONMEN TRAVEL Vic Ruedy’s Legion horsehiders travel to Newport tomorrow afternoon to stage a dispute with the beach city nine. Game time is 2 pm. Team members report to La Palma Park at 12:30. Various nations set the length of the nautical mile at 6076.1 feet to 6085.85 feet. FOR YOUR VACATION FUN Whether you spend your vacation at home...at the beach or camping, we can fill your every sport need. ● BEACH BALLS Full of bounce...to give you fun at the seashore ● CAMP JUGS Large thermetic jugs for liquids—hot or cold ● COLEMAN STOVES AND LANTERNS Live the life of comfort on your camping trip ● PORTABLE ICE BOXES To keep your food fresh and cold...will add to your comfort ● FISHING TACKLE For all your fishing pleasure L. N. WISSER Sporting Goods 169 WEST CENTER ST. Phone Anaheim 3417