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Holes-in-One Worth $1,000 PALO ALTO, Calif. (A)—Holes-in-one will be worth $1,000 a shot during the next two weeks here. The Palo Alto sports club pays the bill, and calls the hole-in-one competition the "world's largest golf tournament. A total of 37,-272 shots have been aimed at the last hole in one was two years ago, when Palo Alto fireman Dell Boccignone hit a backboard 40 feet from the cup and the ball caromed into the hole. This is the One! YES, this is THE one! The sensational new Evinrude that gives you "more of everything" for tops in boating fun! More power, thrilling speed with light weight. (Full 7.5 horsepower*, only 45 pounds.) New maneuverability, new handling ease! With Duo-Clutch you start in neutral, and idle when you like! Remarkable trolling performance, and wonderfully smooth at every speed! See it—try it on a boat! Your old motor taken in trade. Time payments if desired. $196.50 Plus Tax TERMS SEE THE COMPLETE EVINDURE LINE including the FASTWIN WITH GEARSHIFT and Cruis-A-Day Tank Warriors Fourth O Pacesetting Welch's won their fourth straight school league casaba night but had to go all Schmitt's Bombers 24-Huesca, high pointer margined the closie bucketed a pair of quick the final frame. Faulkner's Nuggets second place as they o Denny's Capitols 57-49 ket-ridden thrash. P e Freshman Roy Merk, gu the losers, hogged scoring with a whopping 27. Don Goff collected 21 to lead his Royals to a forty over Webber's Lake Royals coasted home from third quarter bulge. Warriors (24) Bombers Juesca, 10 F Herb Saavedra, 3 F Kahl Gibson, 2 C Huen Hatfield, 2 G Schn Gibson, 7 G Cypr Nuggets (57) Capitals Ames, 8 F Kolb Ramerize, 17 F Sand Moody, 4 C Salari Jenkins, 2 G Herrn Faulkner, 5 G Merk Subs: Nuggets—Salaets (8)(13), Sanches (0); Capitols Royals (48) Lakes Lyons, 10 F Peter Copland, 2 E Clark Goff, 21 C Santl Thorsen, 3 G Mast Clamp, 8 G Mara Subs: Royals—Bevins born (4); Lakers—Webber moto, Ball (4). Aluminum is believed most abundant metal in the crust, with iron second. Fleetwirth with Duo-Clutch $176.50 Plus Tax TERMS SEE THE COMPLETE EVINDURE LINE including the FASTWIN WITH GEARSHIFT and Cruis-A-Day Tank GEARSHIFT: Forward - Neutral $309.50 Reverse Plus Tax TERMS ALL MOTORS AVAILABLE ANAHEIM MARINE and SPORTS STORE 542 S. LOS ANGELES ST. 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Center - Anaheim Phone 3212 VENETIAN BLINDS AIR RAY Venetian Blinds and SHADES Deal DIRECT from FACTORY 1283 NO. PALM in ANAHEIM (Hwy. 101 between Anaheim and Fullerton) Ph. 6144 Warriors Win Fourth One Pacesetting Welch's Warriors won their fourth straight high school league casaba match last night but had to go all out to nip Schmitt's Bombers 24-17. Augie Huesca, high pointer with 10, margined the closie when he bucketed a pair of quick ones in the final frame. Faulkner's Nuggets clung to second place as they out-added Denny's Capitols 57-49 in a basket-ridden thrash. Perennial Freshman Roy Merk, guarding for the losers, hogged scoring honors with a whopping 27. Don Goff collected 21 last night to lead his Royals to a 49-41 victory over Webber's Lakers. The Royals coasted home from a 38-24 third quarter bulge. Warriors (24) Bombers (17) Juesca, 10 F Herbel, 4 Saavedra, 3 F Kahlen, 0 Gibson, 2 C Huenemeyer, 4 Hatfield, 2 C Schmitts, 6 Gibson, 7 G Cyprien, 3 Nuggets (57) Capitols (49) Ames, 8 F Kolb, 5 Ramerize, 17 F Sanders, 4 Moody, 4 C Salazer, 8 Jenkins, 2 G Hernandez, 3 Faulkner, 5 G Merk, 27 Subs: Nuggets—Salaets (8), Navarro (13), Sanchez (0); Capitols—Head (2). Royals (49) Lakers (41) Lyons, 10 F Peterson, 7 Copland, 2 E Clark, 4 Goff, 21 C Santibanez, 13 Thorsen, 3 G Masterson, 0 Clamp, 8 G Marsh, 0 Subs: Royals—Bevins (1), Steinborn (4); Lakers—Webber (13), Okanooto, Ball (4). Aluminum is believed to be the most abundant metal in the earth's crust, with iron second. Optimists Take Brea 7-4 Style Playing a delayed action sort of game, Anaheim Optimist horsehiders came from behind last night to beat Brea Optimists 7-4 at La Palma Park. Trailing by two runs, the locals started off their scoring with one in the fourth, then gained momentum with three each in the fifth and sixth to capture the contest. The Breans loaded the bases in the sixth, but Gil Martinez still bothered by an ailing arm; stepped in and squelched the threat, allowing only one run to cross the plate. Lloyd Trapp bashed the ball most last night, collecting three hits for four times at bat: Willard Weyand got a pair. Brea—AB R H Bouse, 2b ... 3 1 1 Bassitt, ss ... 1 0 0 Mauel, p ... 3 1 1 Ott, 1b ... 3 1 2 Shaffer, 8b ... 4 0 1 Wagoner D., lf ... 3 0 0 Drake, cf ... 0 0 0 Kniffin, cf ... 2 0 0 Wagoner H., c ... 1 0 0 Suttlif, c ... 1 1 0 Oxanderboure, p ... 1 0 0 Wagoner J., rf ... 1 0 0 Totals ... 23 4 5 C of C Adds To Loop Lead Church of Christ softballers tightened their hold on the Church League first spot last night as they tromped all over White Temple 13-0 on the City park diamond. Earlier in the week the league leaders downed the same opponents 1-0. In the evening's initial game, Bethel Baptist bested winless Evangelical's eight straight loss against no victories. Lloyd Lichtenwalter hurled the Church of Christ men to their win last night, giving up only three hits. Big bash of the evening was Carlin Coffman's final frame homer, followed shortly thereafter by Don Dickenson's triple. Bethel Baptists had to hang on for dear life to notch their win as the Evangelicals loaded the sacks in the top of the seventh. Howard Musch, Herbel and Pannier were all poised for homeward dashes at the crucial point but George Winand, who had earlier doubled, went down swinging to end the threat. Marv Hartmann, Baptist center- Davis, Stee For State V Crown Tunnel HOLLYWOOD Davis of Oakland and Irving Steen on middleweight clash wood Legion Stadium at stake will be the weight championship. Sounds confusing. Weaving, bobbing natural has been boxing in division. Steen in state middleweight. But Davis can pounds and Steen dropping down to tend to campaign weight ranks where is more plentiful heavier class. Rita Flynn Tennis Le Rita Flynn loggars straight victory yes the lead in the girls beginners tenp City park. Rita replaces a Subs: Nuggets—Salaets (8), Navarro (13), Sanchez (0); Capitols—Head (2). Royals (48) Lakers (41) Lyons, 10 F Peterson, 7 Copland, 2 E Clark, 4 Goff, 21 C Santibanez, 13 Thorsen, 3 G Masterson, 0 Clamp, 8 G Marsh, 0 Subs: Royals—Bevins (1), Steinborn (4); Lakers—Webber (13), Okamoto, Ball (4). Aluminum is believed to be the most abundant metal in the earth's crust, with iron second. Cina-Car Drive In Theatre 6612 Lincoln Ave. (Straight out Center St. 5 Mi. West of Anaheim) Friday and Saturday "THE KID FROM TEXAS" (Technicolor) Andie Murphy—Gale Storm Plus "PAID IN FULL" Robert Cummings—Lizabeth Scott Sun-Mon-Tues. "The CAPTURE Starring LEW AYRES—TERESA WRIGHT Plus "MAN ON THE EIFFEL TOWER" (in Color) Chas. Laughton—Franchot Tone—Children to 12 Free—Adults 50c tax incl. Orange OR. 389 Wm. Bendix—Una Merkel "KILL THE UMPIRE" and "ROCKETSHIP X-M" The Picture That's Out of This World Children Always Free—Saturday Only—Solid Hour of Cartoons Plus our two Regular Features $2000 Cash Award TONITE FOX Amherst Telephone 3812 Overs Open 6:30; Show Starts 6:45—NOW PLAYING— Peck Gunner 2nd BIG HIT—"WITHOUT HONOR" Laraine Day Dane Clark Weyand got a pair. Brea—AB R H Boase, 2b 3 1 1 Bassitt, ss 1 0 0 Mauel, p 3 1 1 Ott, 1b 3 1 2 Shaffer, 8b 4 0 1 Wagoner D., lf 3 0 0 Drake, cf 0 0 0 Kniffin, cf 2 0 0 Wagoner H., c 1 0 0 Suttlif, c 1 1 0 Oxanderboure, p 1 0 0 Wagoner J., rf 1 0 0 Totals 23 4 5 Anaheim—Weaver, cf 3 1 1 Trapp L., ss 4 1 3 Brunee, lb 3 1 0 Weyand, lf 3 0 2 Hennling, rf 3 0 0 Clodt, 2b 2 1 0 Patlin, 3b 3 1 1 Ward, c 2 2 1 Albin, p 1 0 1 Martinez, p 0 0 0 Totals 24 7 8 RHE Brea 200 011 0-4 5 2 Anaheim 200 133 x-7 9 2 Sports Menu Tonight SOFTBALL City Park 7:00 pm—Anaheim Bloomers vs Cypress; BASKETBALL AUHS Coorts 7:30 pm—N.E. Whieldon vs Fullerton Igers. 8:30 pm—Anaheim Scrubs vs Peps. WILLIAMS AIMS AT SEPTEMBER RETURN BOSTON (P) Ted Williams, operated on only a week ago for a fracture in the left elbow, held high hopes today of returning to the Red Sox lineup by the first week in September. "I think I have good movement in the arm and be able to play in six weeks," the $125,000-a-year slugger said yesterday as he left Santa Maria hospital with his elbow in a sling. BASEBALL STANDINGS Pacific Coast League W L Pet GBL Oakland 69 42 .616 —Hollywood 67 47 .558 —San Diego 59 57 .509 —Seattle 56 57 .596 —San Francisco 55 .59 .482 —Portland 52 .58 .473 —Los Angeles 53 .62 .461 —Sacramento 44 .52 .378 —Yesterday's Games San Francisco at San Diego —Nagy (2-1) vs Olsen (11-8). Los Angeles at Sacramento—Manville (1-1) vs Surkont (14-10). Portland at Oakland—Lynn (9-6) vs Thompson (0-0). Seattle at Hollywood—Wilson (15-5) vs Karpel (2-7). Carlin Coffman's final frame homer, followed shortly thereafter by Don Dickenson's triple. Bethel Baptists had to hang on for dear life to notch their win as the Evangelicals loaded the sacks in the top of the seventh. Howard Musch, Herbel and Panier were all poised for homeward dashes at the crucial point but George Winand, who had earlier doubled, went down swinging to end the threat. Marv Hartmann, Baptist center-fielder, topped the hit parade with a sixth-inning circuit clout. Evangelical AB R H Ratzlaff, 3b Herbel, 3b Pamler, sew Winand, rf PETER E., c HOLVE, p NEAL, 2b MUSCH, 1b Hall, lf HAMMER, cf TOTALS Bethel Baptist-Hartmann M., cf. Hartmann A., lf Hamilton, 3b Wedel, lb Mims, ss, p Hartmann E., 2b Auaburn, c Remland, p Stark, ss Nelson, rf TOTALS Evangelical RHE BETHOL Baptist-201211 x-793 White Temple AB R H Herman K., ss Oden, c Noe, cf Hein, lf p Dickenson D., rf Harlow, lb Herman W., sb Herman L., lb Wright, p Fitzgerald, p Stahlman, lf TOTALS Church of Christ Meadows K., ss Mills, sb Coffman, lf Dickinson D., lb MacDonald, c Baker E., cf Granere, cf Baker G., lb Pickard, lb Litchenwalter, p Bruntz, rf Carroll, rf Totals White Temple Church of Christ-16312x-1311 Umpires Jerry Schmitts Ray Ottez Eggs lose weight while in storage. NOW PLAYING WALT DISNEY'S "CINDERELLA" COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR 2ND BIG FEATURE ARROL FLYNN AND ALEXIS SMITH IN "MONTANA" STARTS SUNDAY HEAPER BY THE DOZEN" and "LIFE OF RILEY" COMING SOON "LADY FROM CHEYenne" SEATTLE San Francisco 8, San Diego 4, 10 innings. Hollywood 1, Seattle 0. Oakland 9, Portland 8. Los Angeles 2, Sacramento 0. GAMES TONIGHT San Francisco at San Diego — Nagy (2-1) vs Dlsen (11-8). Los Angeles at Sacramento—Manville (1-1) vs Surkont (14-10). Portland at Oakland—Lynn (9-6) vs Thompson (0-0). Seattle at Hollywood—Wilson (15-5) vs Karpel (2-7). AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pot GBL Detroit ... 55 .655 ... New York ... 53 .824 2½ Cleveland ... 52 .598 4½ Boston ... 48 .552 8½ Washington ... 39 .470 15½ Chicago ... 36 .414 20½ St. Louis ... 30 .353 25½ Philadelphia ... 29 .337 27 YESTERDAY'S GAMES Boston 6, Detroit, 5, 11 innings. Cleveland 3, Philadelphia 2, 11 innings. Chicago at Washington, postponed rain. Only games scheduled. GAMES TONIGHT Detroit at New York, (night)—Gray (10-5) vs Raschl (11-6). St. Louis at Boston, (night)—Dorish (4-8) vs Dobson (10-8). Cleveland at Washington, (night)—Garcia (6-5) vs Hudson (9-7) or Marrero (4-5). Chicago at Philadelphia, (night)—Pierce (6-9) or Caln (6-7) vs Brissie (4-13). NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pot GBL St. Louis ... 48 .35 .578 ... Boston ... 46 .35 .568 ... Philadelphia ... 47 .38 .566 ... Brooklyn ... 43 .36 .544 ... Chicago ... 38 .41 .481 ... New York ... 37 .46 .446 ... Cincinnati ... 36 .46 .439 ... Pittsburgh ... 31 .51 .378 16½ YESTERDAY'S GAMES Pittsburgh 10, Philadelphia 8. Cincinnati 3-6, Brooklyn 1-2. New York 13, St. Louis 3. Boston at Chicago, postponed rain. GAMES TODAY New York at St. Louis, (night)—Hearn (1-1) or Kennedy (3-4) vs Staley (8-7). Boston at Chicago—Saln (12-6) vs Ruush (9-10). Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, (night)—Roberts (10-5) vs Queen (3-7). Brooklyn at Cincinnati—Roe (21-5) vs Wehmeler (8-10). Sewell Draws Hat Tips For Redhot Red Revival By JAUK HAND Associated Press Sports Writer Shades of 1914. Can Luke Sewell perform a miracle at Cincinnati? You have to stretch a point to call seventh-place Cincinnati, 11½ games out of first, a pennant factor. But you can tip your hat to Sewell for the Red revival. The man who led the St. Louis Browns to their only pennant doesn't quit. Irish Noor Bids Coast Farewell INGLEWOOD, Calif., UP—Noor, the Irish horse who just 10 months ago started a phenomenal racing career in California, bids farewell to the Golden State tomorrow at Hollywood Park. The dark streak from abroad goes postward in the mile and one quarter $50,000 American Handicap, windup stake on Hollywood's summer meeting. He faces two formidable obstacles in his good-bye to California race fans. One is a stubborn little gray fighter from the Argentine, Miche, and the other is a topheavy impost of 132 pounds, the most he's ever been asked to carry. There'll be a couple of other challengers in the field, maybe four—the Silver Creek ranch's Dharan, Frank Franklin's Frankly, and possibly Clifford Moors' Old Rockport, or E. O. Stice's On Trust. Noor, racing under the silks of the late Charles S. Howard and once again ridden by veteran Johnny Longden, spots Miche 20 pounds. Last by 17 lengths: June 24, the Reds may not qualify for the 1950 miracle team but they sure are the Dodger-killers. If Branch Rickey muffs the pennant, he can blame Cincy. The sizzling Reds polished off the ambitious Brooks last night in both ends of a twilight-night doubleheader, 3-1 and 6-2. That made it eight out of 11 over the Dodgers this season and 19 wins in their just 25 starts. Ok, if you prefer, -21 out of 29. Kenny Raffensberger'sunning control stuff silenced the Brooks in the opener despite Don Newcombe's five-hitter. Then Ewell (The Whip) Blackwell struck out nine in a sizzling night performance. Neither Cincy pitcher walked a man. Ted Kluszewski was the big man of the First game. His first-inning single drove in one of two Cincy runs and his 17th homer in the sixth added the last. Two Run Error Blackwell bested young Chris Van Cuyk, a sensational winner in his only previous big league start. Van Cuyk left with the score tied, 22, and two men on in the seventh. Joe Landrum walk- Rita Flynn Nabs Tennis Lead Rita Flynn logged her tenth straight victory yesterday to take the lead in the girls' division of the beginners tennis tourney at City park. Rita replaces absent Karen Lenain in the number one spot. Thursday's Results Jimmy Dunton def. David Evans, 6-0; Terry Hunt def. David Evans, 6-2; Keith Hysom def. David Evans, 6-0; Sherryl David def. Sandra McLaughlin, 6-0 and Harlean Mayer, 6-0. Lois Swint def. Nancy Dutzi, 6-3; Carol Swank def. Barbara Evans, 6-0; Rita Flynn def. Barbara Evans, 6-0; Joan Faessel def. Janice Evans, 6-0; Carol Swank def. Janice Evans, 6-0; Joan Faessel def. Harlean Mayer, 6-0; Sylvia Klever def. Joan Faessel, 6-0 and Jean Williams, 6-0; Nancy Dutzi def. Sandra McLaughlin, 6-4. Anne Williams def. Sandar McLaughlin, 6-0. Saturday Pairings 9:00—David Evans vs Tommy Terry; Nancy Dutzi vs Marlene Morford. 9:30—Keith Hysom vs Jimmy Dunton; Barbara Evans vs Lois Swint. 10:00—Nancy Dutzi vs Janice Evans; Marlene Morford vs Rita Flynn; Lois Swint vs Anne Williams. 11:00—Harlean Mayer vs Janice Evans. Juvenile League Results BASEBALL A League RHE Optimist ... 020 10—3 5 6 Halls Bakery ... 652 3x—16 13 2 Gray and Williams; Selfridge and Enloe. RHE Ehlers Bike ... 300 110—5 5 3 Anaheim Gazette ... 014 001—6 3 4 Peralla and Ewart; Beach and Weaver. B League RHE Lakes Mens Store ... 300 00—3 3 4 Williams Sporting ... 333 0x—9 12 2 Fender and Speek, Schelinder and Wiethorn. RHE Cotlers ... 101 21—5 3 4 Wallace Tractors ... 004 00—4 3 5 Daniels and McDonald; Harrow and David. C League RHE VFW ... 025 40—11 10 7 20-30 ... 203 34—12 9 6 Merger and Cochrane; Heinrich and Thuson. BASKETBALL A League Halls Bakery 33, Ehlers 15. Fosters Freeze 29, Optimist 25. B League Williams Sporting Good 26, Hatfield Cleaners 5. 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