anaheim-gazette 1950-07-10

Charles-Beshore Situation Makes for Argumentation By GIB STALEY PITTSBURGH (AP)—James Mintz, the excitable co-manager of heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles, says he expects Charles’ next opponent will be chosen within a week. That statement caused plenty of argument. Buffalo promoter Charley Pinto insists Charles is going to defend his title against Freddie Beshore of Harrisburg, Pa., in Buffalo during the third week of August. But Mintz denies anything is set for a Beshore match, which already has been postponed twice when Charles came up with injuries. Informed that Pinto says “Mintz is bound by contract and we expect him to live up to it,” Charles’ manager sputtered and declared: “I’ve got some sort of a contract to fight Beshore but there’s nothing in it that says Beshore has to be our next opponent. The International Boxing club in New York has the first claim to Charles’ services. Al Weill of the IBC will have a lot to say who Charles fights and when.” In New York, Weill said the IBC has been trying to line up a fight for Charles in August. He named Le Savold as the most logical opponent. Savold won the British and European versions of the world heavyweight title from Bruce Woodcock last month. Mintz was jubilant when Savold’s name was mentioned, saying: Martinez Aces Pomona Nine Sparked by the shutout hurling of Gil Martinez Anaheim Optimists blanked Pomona 4-0 yesterday afternoon at La Palma Park. Only one Pomonan got to first base the whole day through during Martinez’ stellar mound stint. And he was cut down stealing second on a throw from catcher Bob Hilton to second sacker Marv Clodt. The Anaheimers meanwhile opened the thrash with two runs in the first inning. Larry Weaver singled, stole, second and waltzed home on a Pomona miscue. Weyand singled aboard and trotted in shortly afterward. Weaver scored again in the third and finally in the fifth to round out Anaheim tallying. In addition to scoring the most runs, Weaver also led the hitting parade with a total of three for four. Weyand collected two for three. The two Ways were respon- Hollypark Cards Three Year Olds INGLEWOOD, Calif. (P)—The sophomore filly division takes the scene at Hollywood Park tomorrow in the $15,000 Hollywood Oaks. Nine three year olds were named to step out in the one mile feature. Top weighted at 121 pounds is Special Touch, with Gordon Glisson in the saddle. Tea Garden and Matizar drew 113 and Should Reward, Foxie Green, Isle of Mist, Challali, Ida Red and Mrs. Fuddy round out the field at 109 pounds. Next major stake is the $25,000 Inglewood Handicap at a mile and one eighth. Mrs. Charles S. Howard's Irish bred champion, Noor, dominates the handicap field. Racing secretary John Maluvius hopes to round up a cast of horses courageous enough to tackle him. Hose Unravel Sox In 14-8 Fashion Led by Joanne Clark who collected a perfect four for four, the Hose set the Sox down in 14-8 fashion in a girls' interquid softball session at City park Friday night. Joanne's bashes included a home run, a double and two singles. Georgia Jackson and Alice Weaver also homered for the winners. Big girl with the bat for the Sox was Norma Chaffee who got a pair of good ones. In a later practice session, Church of Christ edged a Recreation Department pick-up team 3-2; the victory due in great part to Ev MacDonald's four-ply clout. Socks—AB R H Bargaty, c 4 1 1 Ames, p 4 0 0 Gordon, lb 4 2 2 Caffe N., 2b 4 2 2 Schmitz, 3b 2 3 1 Bushman, ss 3 0 0 Henry, lf 3 0 0 Oporza, cf 3 0 0 David, rf 1 0 0 Totals 28 8 7 Hose—Weaver, c 5 2 1 Gost, p 4 0 2 Turner, lb 5 1 1 Jackson, 2b 4 1 2 Dekker, 2b 3 2 1 Risner, ss 4 4 2 Clark, ff 4 4 2 Hacker, cf 4 3 4 Martin, rf 3 1 0 Panama, according to the Book of Knowledge year book, is an Indian word meaning plenty of fish. Condensed Statement of Condition AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE 30, 1950 Condensed Statement of Condition AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE 30, 1950 RESOURCES Cash and Due from Banks $2,354,423.80 United States Government Securities $4,997,509.14 State, County and Municipal Securities 922,464.32 Other Bonds and Securities 18,679.23 5,938,652.62 Loans and Discounts 3,983,688.30 Furniture and Fixtures 39,832.64 Other Real Estate 2,625.99 Other Assets 16,389.51 $12,835,612.93 LIABILITIES Capital $200,000.00 Surplus 175,000.00 Undivided Profits 270,963.19 $645,976.19 Discount Collected: Unearned 43,176.19 Other Liabilities 1,676.19 Deposits 11,644,717.19 The Southern County Bank COMMERCIAL MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Regions Edge Lakewood 6-5 factory came to the Anaheim on junior baseball men last day as they edged a visiting Lakewood squad 6-5 at La Palma The locals won the contest in eighth inning when they entered Ken Coen across the arter for run number six. The Lakewoods staged a two-run drive the top of the ninth but the art was not quite big enough. Oen's big score came with two n. He singled aboard; then he home on Carl Hatfield's one knock. The home-towners gave notice their initial win as they drew blood in a two-run second ing: George Vega and Jim te did the tallying. The Ruedymen pushed two more loss in the fifth, Coen and Don ater, one in the seventh, Vega, then the eighth frame icer. Lakewood exploded in the fifth in a trio of counters and then rened scoreless until the finale. Oen led the hitting for the als with three singles for four es at bat. Vega was next best h two for three. All told, the Anaheimers hit Lakewood pitcher velson 10 times. Gazette SPORT Page 2 Anaheim Gazette, Monday, July Juvenile League Teams Ke Casters Lab Medals At San Diego Steven Anaheim Ikes traveled to San Diego Sunday to compete with Southern California casters in a registered casting tournament. Flynn won two championship medals in the wet fly and % force accuracy events. His perfect record in the wet fly dispute net was him membership in the national 100 per cent club, plus a medal. Norton copped the gold medal in the % ounce accuracy event, outpointing Roy Mabee to take a 95 tie. Norton also won all-accuracy championship of day with a combined accuracy rate of 285. Gerould nabbed the class % ounce accuracy medal with score of 96. Anaheim Ikes, as a team placed second, to San Diego Casting Club competition for the coveted Jefflin Trophy. COORMACK SNARES VING TITLE LOS ANGELES (AP)—New national AAU tower diving champion John McCormack of the Pasana Athletic club. He scored 116 points yesterday to take the title. Second with 103 points was Tom Briedian of the California club, Los Angeles. Ed Lacitt of Southern California was third with 93. Defending champion Miller Anderson of Ohio State did not participate. Peps, Scrubs Notch Wins Both the Peps and the Anaheim Scrubs preserved their unblemished records last Friday night as they bumped Ritz Cleaners and S. E. Whieldon, respectively, in Open League basketball play on the AUHS courts. Hugh Faulkner led the Peps to their 53-24 win over the Ritzmen with a total of 16 counters from his center spot. The Peps held the losers to a mere five points, tallied via one field goal and three free throws, in the closing half. BALLACK UPSETS JACK TEAL SANTA MONICA (UP) — Jack Ballack, Long Beach, upset fourth-seeded Jack Teal, Los Angeles, 6-2, 3-6, 9-7, yesterday in the quarterfinals of the Southern California Public Parks tennis championships. The top seeded team of Myron McNamara, national public parks champion, and Tom Chambers was defeated by Jack Simpson and Merwin Miller, 7-5, 6-4. R & P Club W City Champi Anaheim Rifle and made it three City Champions in a row as they finned top of the heap last Friday. Trailing the Isaac W Club for the first three shootings, the victors behind and piled up victory margin to take their composite score for the four-week course. Other finishers: Bkeettes, 6515; Elks, Colonist Girls. Both the Peps and the Anaheim Scrubs preserved their unblemished records last Friday night as they bumped Ritz Cleaners and S. E. Whieldon, respectively, in Open League basketball play on the AUHS courts. Hugh Faulkner led the Peps to their 53-24 win over the Ritzmen with a total of 16 counters from his center spot. The Peps held the losers to a mere five points, tallied via one field goal and three free throws, in the closing half. Ronnie Faulkner logged 10 to pace the Scrubs in their 30-21 victory over Whieldon. At halftime, the score was a tight 9-8 in favor of the Scrubs who turned on the steam in the second period to pile up their nine point margin. Ritz (24) Peps (53) Berg, 7 F Schmitz, 7 Menges, 2 F Ames B., 3 Lopez, 4 C Faulkner, 16 Heinrich, 6 G Ames D., 8 Stringer, 4 G Pannier, 3 Subs—Ritz: Hamilton, Gonzales (1); Peps: (2), Omalev (10), Liebhart (4). Half Score—Ritz 19; Peps 26. Scrubs (30) Whieldon (21) Denny, 4 F Bonner, 4 Welch, 5 F Hall, 2 Faulkner, 10 C Bruce, 3 Schmitt, 2 G Parsons, 3 Webber, 5 G Trapp, 0 Subs—Scrubs: Huesca (2), Ball (2), Goff, Gibson, Cyprien; Whieldon, Cramer (3), Hurtado, Duncan (6), Henning. Half Score—Scrubs 9; Whieldon:8. Juvenile League Schedule TUESDAY BASEBALL A League 9:30—Elliers Bike Shop vs Optimist. 10:30—Anaheim Gazette vs Fosters Freeze. B League 9:30—Wallace Tractors vs Collers. 10:20—Lakes Mens Store vs Agren and Larson. C League 10:00—Kiwanis vs Taylor Lumber Co. BASKETBALL A League 1:00—Hall's Bakery vs Fosters Freeze. 2:00—Optimist vs Anaheim Gazette. B League 1:00—Colliers vs Williams Sporting Goods. 2:00—Lakes Mens Store vs Hatfield Cleaners. BASEBALL STANDINGS Pacific Coast League W L Pet GBL Hollywood 63 41 606 — Oakland 60 42 .588 2 San Diego 54 52 .509 10 Seattle 52 51 .505 10½ San Francisco 51 53 .490 12 Portland 47 53 .470 14 Los Angeles 46 59 .428 17½ Sacramento 42 64 .396 22 Yesterday's Games San Diego 6-5, Sacramento 2-12. Hollywood 6-1, San Francisco 3-2. Los Angeles 8-2, Oakland 6-5. Seattle 7-2, Portland 6-0. Games Today No games scheduled. Games Tomorrow San Francisco at Los Angeles. Hollywood at Oakland. Seattle at San Diego. Sacramento at Portland. American League W L Pet GBL Detroit 49 26 .653 — New York 47 30 .610 3 Cleveland 46 32 .590 4½ Boston 42 35 .545 8 Washington 35 41 .461 14½ Chicago 34 45 .430 17 Philadelphia 27 49 .355 22½ St. Louis 27 49 .355 22½ Yesterday's Games New York 3, Boston 1. St. Louis 4, Chicago 2. Philadelphia 6-0, Washington 5-2. Cleveland 6-5, Detroit 2-2. Games Today No games scheduled. National League W L Pet GBL Philadelphia 44 29 .608 — St. Louis 43 30 .589 1 Boston 43 31 .575 2 Brooklyn 38 32 .543 4½ Chicago 33 38 .465 10 New York 34 40 .459 10½ Cincinnati 29 44 .397 15 Yesterday's Games Boston 3, New York 2,(13 innings). Brooklyn 7, Philadelphia 3. Pittsburgh 3, St. Louis 2. Cincinnati 8-5, Chicago 0-5. Games Today No games scheduled. American League All-Stars Given Edge Over Nationals By JOE REICHLER CHICAGO (AP)—The American League today ruled a strong 3-5 favorite to continue its dominance over the victory-starved Nationals in tomorrow's 17th All-Star baseball game. The fact that Vic Raschi, veteran pitcher of the New York Yankees, will open for the American Leaguers against inexperienced Robin Roberts of the Philadelphia Phils has no bearing on the odds. All-Star Facts and Figures By The Associated Press Home team — American League. Place—Comiskey Park, Chicago. Time—11:30 a.m. PDT Tuesday (in event of rain, game will be played Wednesday). Estimated attendance—49,003. Estimated receipts—$100,000 net to players' pension fund. Last year's winner—American League, 11-7, at Brooklyn. Series standing — American League 12 victories, National League 4. Betting odds — American League 5-8 favorite. Radio broadcast — Mutual Broadcasting System 11:15 a.m. PDT. Television — National Broadcasting System (1:15 p.m. (EST)) Starting pitchers—Vic Raschi, New York Yankees, (10-6) vs. Robin Roberts, Philadelphia Phillies (10-3). Juvenile League Standings Betting odds — American League 5-8 favorite. Radio broadcast — Mutual Broadcasting System 11:15 a.m. PDT. Television — National Broadcasting System (1:15 p.m. (EST)) Starting pitchers—Vic Raschi, New York Yankees, (10-6) vs. Robin Roberts, Philadelphia Phillies (10-3). Juvenile League Standings BASEBALL A League Fosters Freeze 3 0 Anaheim Gazette 3 0 Optimist 2 2 Ehlers Bike Shop 1 3 Hall's Bakery 0 3 B League Agren and Larson 5 1 Hatfield Cleaners 4 2 Cotletts 4 2 Wallace Tractors 2 3 Lakes Mens Store 2 3 Williams Sporting Goods 0 6 C League Kiwanis 4 0 Walt Taylor Lumber Co. 3 1 20-30 2 2 Kaulbars 0 3 VFW 0 3 BASKETBALL A League Anthelm Gazette 3 0 Ehlers Bike Shop 3 1 Hall's Bakery 1 2 Optimist 1 2 Fosters Freeze 0 3 B League Cotletts 5 1 Hatfield Cleaners 4 1 Agren and Larson 3 3 Wallace Tractors 4 4 Williams Sporting Goods 2 3 Lakes Mens Store 0 5 PERRY ANNEXES SINGLES CROWN VENTURA (P) — Titleholder in the boys singles of the seventh annual Ventura junior tennis championships is Bob Perry, West Los Angeles. He defeated Norman Peterson, Alameda, 6-2, 6-3 yesterday. Anita Kanter, Santa Monica, defeated Patsy Zellmer, San Diego, 3-6, 6-1, 11-9 in the girls singles. The Aleutian Islands, separating the Bering Sea from the Pacific, once were called Catherine Archipelago. GAETANO TAKES 20-LAPPER SAN JOSE, Calif. (P) — Al Gaetano of San Jose won the 20-lap feature auto race Saturday night. Dave Reed of Seaside was second and Mike MacMichael, Oakland, third. Here are values galore to help get honeymooners off to a handsome start—then ac- Anaheim Rifle and Pistol Club made it three City Championships in a row as they finished at the top of the heap last Friday night. Trailing the Isaac Walton Rifle Club for the first three weeks of shooting, the victors came from behind and piled up a 35 point victory margin to take the crown. Their composite score was 7199 for the four-week contest. Other finishers: Ikes, 7164; Ikettes, 6515; Elks, Cadets, and Colonist Girls. Gene Stevens of the Ikes won the individual championship compiling a score of 764. His scores for the four weeks were 192, 192, 191 and 189 out of 200 for ten shots prone and ten shots standing. Last year's champion, Paul Rumfelt of the Cadets, placed fifth with 748. The top five individuals were Stevens 764, Kenny Wire, Anaheim, 756, Ralph Osborn, Elks 750, Don Barnett, Elks 749, and Rumfelt 748. Mary Reinert led the ladies with a score of 713. Doreen Wire was next with 706, followed by Beverly Wick 696. The Ikettes took the first three places. Le Dema Lattin of the Colonist Girls was fourth with 685. High individual score went to Bob Mason who fired a 194. Anaplasmosia is a deadly malaria-like disease of cattle. Orange Drive In Theatre Rwy.101&Placentia OK.389 CHILDREN FREE "SIERRA" Wanda Hendrix-Andie Murphy LOVE THAT BRUTE" Paul Douglas-Jean Peters Kiddies Playground Now Open Honeymoon Gifts of Fine LUGGAGE Here are values galore to help get honeymooners off to a handsome start—then accompany them in good taste for many years to come. 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