anaheim-gazette 1950-07-14

Ted Remains on Sox Active List BOSTON (P)—Encouraged by the immediate medical reports of Ted Williams' splintered elbow surgery, General Manager Joe Cronin today said the Boston Red Sox' $125,000-a-year salaried slugger would continue on the club's active player list. "I don't want to put Ted on the sidelines officially, until such action appears absolutely necessary," Cronin explained. If Williams was declared disabled by his club, it could obtain a replacement for him and still remain inside the major league's 25-player limit. He suffered the injury making an against the wall catch in the first inning of Tuesday's all-star game in Chicago. COAST CAGERS WIN SANTIAGO, Chile (P) — "The West Coast All-Star basketball team of the United States defeated a selected Chilean team, 59 to 47, last night. The American team has won seven straight on an exhibition tour." ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO MOVING STORAGE General Trucking PHONE 2123 505 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim GETTING ABOARD—Howard Henning, Anaheim Optimist, fielder, makes a last mighty leap as he beats out an infield sacker. Expectant Pomona first sacker is Bill Stallcup. Pomonans won game 9-4. Optimists Drop 9-4 Game To Visiting Pomona Square Handicapped by a first inning injury to shoutout hurler Gil Martinez, the Anaheim Optimist baseballers bowed to visiting Pomona in a 9-4 contest at La Palma park last night. A Thursday group of picnicking Optimists witnessed the defeat from the stands. All told, three hurlers toed the mound for the Anaheimers last night. Martinez started but was unable to come out for the second inning due to a muscle injury apparently chargeable by gyrations. Garner Jordan over but quickly got the y he proceeded to allow three and a pair of hits. Then G bin stepped in to carry the ing load. The Pomonans banged total of five runs in the second. Four walks, the two and an error accounted for quintet. 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Each cant plays two matches pountil tournament is completeness. 9:00 a.m.—Jean Williams vs. Evana; Joe Nueman vs. Hunt; Keith Hysom vs. Terry; Jay Lillywhite vs. Dunton. 9:30 a.m.—Janice Evans vs. Lenain; Rita Flynn vs. Mayer; Sandra McLaughlin; Carol Swank; Jean WilliNancy Dutzi. 10:00 a.m.—Lois Swint vs. Kleiver; Donna Wright vs. Dutzi; Joe Nueman vs. Hysom. 10:30 a.m.—Rita Flynn vs. McLaughlin; Jimmy DurEugene McLaughlin; Terevs Tommy Terry; Barbara vs Marlene Morford. 11:00 a.m.—Jay Lillywhite vs. McLaughlin; Harlean Macarlo Swank; Donna WrLois Swint. 11:30 a.m.—Sylvia Kleiver vs. Evans; Marlene MorfoAnne Williams. Gazette SPORT Page 2 Anaheim Gazette, Friday, Jul 9-4 Game Pomona Squad apparently chargeable to flinggyrations. Garner Jordan took but quickly got the yank as proceeded to allow three walks and a pair of hits. Then Gene Aln stepped in to carry the pitchload. The Pomonans banged out a total of five runs in the choppy second. Four walks, the two singles and an error accounted for the intet. They scored one more in the bird and then rested until the final frame, at which time they ugged three more on two singles, HANDOFF—Clare Van Hoorebeke, newly appointed Colonist grid coach who takes over duties this fall, gets ball and local lowdown from Director of Boys Athletics Dick Glover. Veke arrived yesterday for a short visit prior-to transferring headquarters to Anaheim next. Juvenile League Results BASEBALL A League Foster's Freeze 5, Hall's Bakery 4. Anaheim Gazette 18, Optimists 1. B League Wallace Tractors 14, Lakes Mens Store 0. Agren and Larson 9, Cotlers 5. C League Kiwanis 11, VFW 5. BASKETBALL A League Hall's Bakery 33, Anaheim Gazette 28. BASEBALL STANDINGS Pacific Coast League W L Pet GLB Oakland 63 42 .600 — Hollywood 63 44 .589 1 Seattle 54 52 .509 9½ San Diego 55 54 .505 10 San Francisco 52 55 .486 12 Portland 49 54 .476 13 Los Angeles 48 60 .444 16½ Sacramento 43 66 .394 22 Last Night's Games Portland 5, Sacramento 2. Los Angeles 5, San Francisco 3. Oakland 9, Hollywood 2. Seattle 13, San Diego 6. Games Tonight Sacramento at Portland—Matt Surkont (14-9) vs Roy Helser (9-6). Hollywood at Oakland—Jack Salveson (11-1) vs Earl Harrist (8-4). Seattle at San Diego—Ernie Bickhaus (2-2) or Guy Fletcher (8-5) vs Red Embree (8-5). San Francisco at Los Angeles—Harry Feldenmor (8-6) vs Booker McDaniels (2-2) or Cal McLish (12-4). American League W L Pet GLB Detroit 50 26 .658 — New York 47 30 .610 3½ Cleveland 46 32 .590 5 Boston 43 35 .551 8 Washington 35 42 .455 15½ Chicago 34 46 .425 18 Philadelphia 27 49 .355 23 St. Louis 27 49 .355 23 Yesterday's Games Detroit 5, Washington 2. Boston 8, Chicago 7, (called end 7½ innings rain). Cleveland at New York postponed rain. New Grid Coach Visits Anaheim Clare Van Hoorebeke, newly appointed varsity grid coach at AUHS, arrived in Anaheim yesterday for a preliminary observation of his new pigskin post and its environs. Main objectives on Van Hoorebeke's list were renewal of acquaintance with AUHS director of Boys Athletics, Dick Glover, handshakes with some of his prospective grid material and the search for a place to hang his and his family's hats. Van Hoorebeke said he expects to move to Anaheim late next month. A handful of Colonists grid aspirants were present to meet and talk shop with their new mentor yesterday. Along with members of the local press, they heard the North Phoenix high school coach tell of his hopes to install Tformation football at Anaheim high school when grid goings-on commence next September. Under Glover, who resigned the head coach's job in May, Colonists operated on a single wing diet. Van Hoorebeke said he will return to Phoenix this weekend to carry out phases of that city's summer recreation program which he is directing. Open Casabans Vie Tonight Peps, paced by rebound artist Hugh Faulkner, are favored tonight as they engage the S. E. Whieldon quintet in an Open Division basketball thrash on the high school courts. Second game features Anaheim Scrubs and the Fullerton 49ers. Railbirds rate this one a tossup. Warriors League D Welch's Warriors to dog's spot in the high ketball pyramid last night swamped Denny's Car on the AUHS courts. A paced the victors with Faulkner's Nuggets berer's Lakers 29-28 in second game. The M-15-13 at half time. Edd racked up 22 points to for the evening. Schmitt's bombers overtime to nip Goff's Royals 29-28 in the of the evening. Team c who coped high po for the session, thrilled ers no end as he stages second half. He sent th to overtime when he one in the last second play. Bomber center Job pitched in the deciding Capitols (15) W Kolb, 4 F H Hernandez, 2 F S Denny, 6 C G Hatfield, 2 G W Salazar, 1 G H Subs: Capitols—Sander Lakers (31) N Peterson, 2 F A Okamoto, 1 F R Clark, 4 C M Hatfield, 2 G W Salazar, 1 G H Subs: Capitols—Sander Lakers (31) N Peterson, 2 F A Okamoto, 1 F R Clark, 4 C M Hatfield, The Recreation Department ground-robin tournament for beginning tennis players starts tomorrow at City park. Following the pairings, matches will consist of a registration tennis set. Each contestant plays two matches per day until tournament is completed. a.m.—Jean Williams vs Janice Evans; Joe Nueman vs Terry Hunt; Keith Hysom vs Tommy Terry; Jay Lillywhite vs Jimmy Dunton. a.m.—Janlee Evans vs Karen Lenain; Rita Flynn vs Harlean Mayer; Sandra McLaughlin vs Carol Swank; Jean Williams vs Nancy Dutal. a.m.—Lois Swint vs Sylvia Klever; Donna Wright vs Nancy Dutal; Joe Nueman vs Keith Hysom. a.m.—Rita Flynn vs Sandra McLaughlin; Jimmy Dunton vs Eugene McLaughlin; Terry Junt vs Tommy Terry; Barbara Evans vs Marlene Morford. a.m.—Jay Lillywhite vs Eugene McLaughlin; Harlean Mayer vs Carlo Swank; Donna Wright vs Lois Swint. a.m.—Sylvia Klever vs Barbara Evans; Marlene Morford vs Anne Williams. San Franolisco at Los Angeles — Harry Feldman (8-6) vs Booker McDaniels (2-3) or Cal McLish (12-4). American League W L Pct. GBL Detroit ... 50 26 .658 — New York ... 47 30 .610 3½ Cleveland ... 46 32 .590 5 Boston ... 43 35 .551 8 Washington ... 35 42 .455 15½ Chicago ... 34 46 .425 18 Philadelphia ... 27 49 .355 23 St. Louis ... 27 49 .355 23 Yesterday's Games Detroit 5, Washington 2. Boston 8, Chicago 7, (called end 7½ innings rain). Cleveland at New York postponed rain. St. Louis at Philadephia postponed rain. Games Today Cleveland at New York, (night) — Lemon (12-4) vs Lopat (10-5) or Byrng (9-3). Chicago at Boston—Pierce (6-8) vs Kinder (6-9). Detroit at Washington, (night) — Hutchinson (9-5) vs Marrero (4-1). St. Louis at Philadelphia, (2 night) — Garvey (7-8) and Widman (3-5), vs Shantz (6-7) and Brissle (3-12). National League W L Pct. GBL Philadelphia ... 45 29 .668 — St. Louis ... 43 31 .581 2 Boston ... 42 32 .568 3 Brooklyn ... 38 33 .535 5½ Chicago ... 34 28 .472 10 New York ... 34 40 .459 11 Clinchattl ... 30 44 .405 15 Pittsburgh ... 27 46 .370 17½ Yesterday's Games Philadelphia 3, St. Louis 2. Cincinnati 7, Boston 3. Chicago 6, Brooklyn 4. New York at Pittsburgh postponed rain. Games Today Philadelphia at St. Louis, (night)—Miller (8-0) vs Brecheen (5-5). Brooklyn at Chicago—Palica (2-1) vs Rush (9-8). New York at Pittsburgh, (night)—Jones (6-10) vs Chambers (8-8). Boston at Cincinnati—Spahn (9-10) vs Blackwell (7-8). The United States patent office was established under an act signed by George Washington on April Open Casabans Vie Tonight Peps, paced by rebound artist Hugh Faulkner, are favored tonight as they engage the S. E. Whieldon quintet in an Open Division basketball thrash on the high school courts. Second game features Anaheim Scrubs and the Fullerton 49ers. Railbirds rate this one a tossup. Game times are 7:30 and 8:30. DIMAGGIO SOLD BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (UP)—Joe DiMaggio was sold last night. Business Manager Frank Silva of the Bridgeport Bees of the Colonial League announced the sale for an unannounced sum of DiMaggio, cousin of the New York Yankees' mighty Joe, to the Port Arthur club of the Big State League in Texas. DiMaggio, who broke into organized baseball as an outfielder, turned pitcher for the Bridgeport team, and had done creditable work on the mound in the Colonial circuit. PLAYGOLF Willowc YOUR IS-HOLE PUBLIC GOLF COURSE Our New Club House is now open to the public. Accommodations are available at West 5th Street at Radio Towers, Santa Ana, PH.KI-25974. Baptists Log Second Win Calvary Baptists came through with their second win of the current season as they downed Evangelical 8-3 at City park last night. Church of Christ tightened grip on the Church Loop second spot with an 11-0 shutout over Bethel Baptist. Calvary Baptists did all their scoring in the first three frames. They got four in the first via a walk, singles by Bruce Brown, Roger Acton and Bill Koch. Three more came home in the second on Bob Hobb's homer. Acton's third hit of the evening drove in the Baptists' final run in the third. Church of Christ went scorless in the first frame, then knocked out three in the second, two in the third, four in the fourth and two in the seventh to blank Bethel Baptists, Gus Stark, Baptist pitcher who turned in a no-hitter while back, took refuge in the showers in the fourth. Calvary Baptist— AB R H Porter G., 2 2 0 Brown, rf 4 2 2 Acton, 1b 4 2 3 Hobbs, lf 4 2 1 Porter C., cf 3 0 0 Porter M., c 4 0 0 Burns, p 3 0 0 Koch, 3b 4 0 2 Davis, 2b 3 0 0 Totals $188 Evangelical— Herbel, 3b 4 0 1 Hamman, 2b 4 0 0 Wland, 1b 4 0 0 Pannier, ss 4 1 2 Musch, p 4 1 2 Bakenhus, lf 3 1 0 Ralston, rf 2 0 0 Peter E., c 3 0 2 Jackman, cf 2 0 0 Totals $2037 Church of Christ— AB R H Meadows, ss 310 Mills A. 3B 420 Baker E., cf 423 MATHIAS STICKS TO TRACK PALO ALTO, Calif. (F)—Bob Mathias is confining his athletic prowess to track. The 199-pound Tulare, Calif., star thus squelched rumors he would try football and basketball at Stanford: "I am definitely not going to compete in any other sport except track during my sophomore year." Warriors Nab League Lead Welch's Warriors took over top dog's spot in the high school basketball pyramid last night as they swamped Denny's Capitols 43-15 on the AUHS courts. Augie Huesca paced the victors with 15 points. Faulkner's Nuggets beat Webber's Lakers 29-28 in a see-saw second game. The Nuggets led 15-13 at half time. Eddie Ramirez racked up 22 points to lead scorers for the evening. Schmitt's Bombers had to go overtime to nip Goff's determined Royals 29-28 in the final game of the evening. Team captain Goff, who copped high points honors for the session, thrilled the Bombers no end as he staged a 14 point second half. He sent the match into overtime when he bucketed one in the last second of regular play. Bomber center John Cyprien pitched in the deciding free-throw. Capitols (15) Warriors (43) Kolb, 4 F Huesca, 15 Hernandez, 2 F Savadra, 6 Denny, 6 C Gibson, 2 Hatfield, 2 G Welch, 13 Salazar, 1 G Hatfield N., 7 Subs: Capitols—Sanders. Lakers (31) Nuggets (36) Peterson, 2 F Ames, 6 Okamoto, 1 F Ramerize, 22 Clark, 4 C Moody, 3 Santibanez, 5 G Navarro, 1 Webber, 12 G Faulkner, 4 Subs: Lakers—Ball (6), Masterson (1): Nuggets—Jenkins, Sanchez. Bombers (29) Royals (28) Kalen, 2 F Benins, 2 Winger, 2 F Lyons, 2 Gyprien, 5 C Goff, 18 Herbel, 7 G Copland, 0 Schmitt, 10 G Clamp, 0 Subs: Bombers—Conklin (2), Huene-meyer (1); Royals—Steinborn (2), Thornsen (2). STANDINGS Teams— W L Welch's Warriors ... 3 0 The purpose of the cheerful, dependable service you receive at Five Points Liquor Store is to assure you utmost satisfaction. ICE COLD EASTERN and WESTERN BEER By the Case, Quarts or Can CARLING'S BLACK LABEL EASTERN BEER 38° ONE WAY BOTTLES Caps 17° IMPERIAL EXTRA DRY BEER One Way Bottles 25° Case 2.89 —A SUGGESTION— Use Chilled Wine for a Hot Weather Drink TRY VODKA WITH SQUIRT We Deliver — Phone: 4436 FIVE POINTS LIQUOR STORE W. CENTER N.WEST 1119 Lincoln Anaheim