anaheim-gazette 1950-08-18

Zion Bumps White Temple To Hold Second Place Spot Six runs in the first two frames were all that Zion Lutheran needed last night to turn back White Temple 7-5 to retain second place. In the second game, Presbyterian forfeited to St. Boni-face. A pair each of walks, hits and errors gave Zion five runs in the first inning. Dick Henning and Merle Dick got the hits. A single by Walt Schmitt and a double by Herb Grimm added another in the second that eventually turned out to be the deciding tally. White Temple picked up single runs in the first third and sixth, and a pair in the fifth in a futile effort to whittle away the Zion lead. Agren and Larson will play Wallace Tractors of the B Juvenile league tonight at 6:30 and at 8 the Anhheim Bloomers will tackle Fullerton. Triple Crown To Become Reality SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y., (P). The triple crown, a mythical laurel bestowed on the winner of the Kentucky Derby the Preakness and the Belmont Stakes, took on official status today with the decision of the thoroughbred racing associations to award a trophy to triple crown winners. The existing triple crown winners are: Sir Barton, 1919; Gallant Fox, 1930; Omaha, 1935; War Admiral, 1937; Whirlaway, 1941; Count Fleet, 1943; Assault, 1946. Bosox, Bums Start Belated Upward Surge By JACK HAND (Associated Press Sports Writer) Boston and Brooklyn, the pre-season hennant picks are down but not out today—6½ games back with about six weeks to go. Surging at Fenway Park, fourth-place Boston has a five-game winning streak going in the American League. All were scored at the expense of the tattered Philadelphia A's, 10-6 victims last night. Washington comes into Fenway tonight, followed by all the Western clubs. Brooklyn, cooling off the New York Giants yesterday in both ends of a doubleheader, 8-6 and 5-1, regained second place in the National League from Boston. But those idle Phillies, showing no signs of slackening their pace, threaten to romp home. The Phils open a series in New York tonight while Brooklyn entertains Boston. Cincinnati shaded Chicago, 2-1, in the only other National League game. Kenny Raffensberger scattered six Cub hits and Connie Ryan drove in both Cincy scores. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. The triple crown, a mythical laurel bestowed on the winner of the Kentucky Derby the Preakness, and the Belmont Stakes, took on official status today with the decision of the thoroughbred racing associations to award a trophy to triple crown winners. The existing triple crown winners are: Sir Barton, 1919; Gallant Fox, 1930; Omaha, 1935; War Admiral, 1937; Whirlaway, 1941; Count Fleet, 1943; Assault, 1946; and Citation, 1948. WE NEED USED CARS! and we're TRADING HIGH TO GET THEM! Our reputation for fine, reconditioned and guaranteed used cars has brought us more customers than our used car stocks can supply. Rather than lose these valuable customers and to build our used car stocks to normal, we're trading high for good used cars. Come in now and learn why— Pads Hot Streak Comes Too Late By JIM HUBBART Associated Press Sports Writer If the San Diego Padres are assaying a comeback, they've probably started too late to do themselves much good in the Pacific Coast League pennant race. But the Padres are in a position to administer a double dose of embarrassment to the opposition. San Diego, scourge of the circuit before mid-season rigor mortis set in, rang up its 10th straight victory last night by whipping Portland. 4 to 2. Bulwarked by the inevitable Suitcase Simpson, the Padre battling power was there in force. It was just like old times at Lane field. Despite the triumph, San Diego dropped half a notch more behind the pace setting Oakland Acorns, who took a double header from Brooklyn, cooling off on the New York Giants yesterday in both ends of a doubleheader, 8-6 and 5-1, regained second place in the National League from Boston. But those idle Phillies, showing no signs of slackening their pace, threaten to romp home. The Phils open a series in New York tonight while Brooklyn entertains Boston. Cincinnati shaded Chicago, 2-1, in the only other National League game. Kenny Raffensberger scattered six Cub hits and Connie Ryan drove in both Circy scores with a homer and single off Bob Rush. Detroit clung to its three-game lead over runnerup Cleveland in the American chase. New York's loss to Washington dropped the Yanks 4½ games back and only two games ahead of the Red Sox. The Tigers stomped Chicago, 8-8, on nine hits and nine walks. Aaron Robinson and George Kell each hit his eighth homer, while Hal White held the White Sox to seven hits for his fourth win. Cleveland had to go 12 innings with the stubborn St. Louis Browns, 5-4. Early Wynn's pinch shot following Ray Boone's triple did the trick. St. Louis pulled a triple play in the second on Daie Mitchell's liner to Owen Friend with the bases full. New York's Yankees, only first division club to tumble, bowed to the Senators, 2-1. After pitching no-hit ball for 6½ innings, Allie Reynolds finally bowed to Stid Hudson. In addition, the Yanks lost the services of outfielder Hank Bauer, hit on the head by a throw from catcher Al Evans, trying to pick him off third. Our reputation for fine, reconditioned and guaranteed used cars has brought us more customers than our used car stocks can supply. Rather than lose these valuable customers and to build our used car stocks to normal, we're trading high for good used cars. Come in now and learn why— DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR YOU CAN'T BEAT A. PONTIAC See the great, new 1950 Pontiac—The Most Beautiful Thing on Wheels! It's big, luxurious, powerfull And, best of all, it's priced right down next to the lowest. If you can afford any new car, you can own a Pontiac. See it—drive it—today. BEVINS PONTIAC CO. 336 S. LOS ANGELES ST. PH. 4012 ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST PONTIAC DEALER ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. MOVING-STORAGE General Trucking PHONE 2123— 505 S. Los Angeles St. Anahelm Gazette SPORTS JACK HAND (Press Sports Writer) and Brooklyn, the prenant picks are down out today—6½ games about six weeks to go. at Fenway Park, the Boston has a fiveing streak going in the league. All were scored sponse of the tattered A's, 10-6 victims last washington comes into night, followed by all clubs. cooling off the New ants yesterday in both doubleheader, 8-6 and second place in the league from Boston. But Phillies, showing no blackening their pace, prompt home. The Phissis in New York tonight alyn entertains Boston. shaded Chicago, 2-1, other National League by Raffensberger scatCub hits and Connie in both Cincy scores BEYERLINES by Ernie Beyer Personal observations when reccalling the action in Wednesday night’s Southern California grid opener between the Rams and the Redskins: I’m not ready to give up yet on Glenn Davis despite the fact that he was quite unimpressive in averaging only 2.83 yards per carry. The Rams blocking was miserable—nay, non-extant—every time Mr. Outside carried the ball, and who can gain that way? Davis did simply drop one touchdown pass, however, but later on he caught one just like it and was caught from the rear, anyhow, with a clear field ahead. Harry Gilmer did the running down. Gilmer, always heralded as a passer, played nearly the whole game as defensive safety man, and made several key tackles. Santa Clara’ Hall Haynes also showed well on defense and both he and Gilmer tackle cleanly, crisply, but with authority. The Redskins still have a sparkling pass defense despite the departure of Dan Sandifer. Pete Stout and Howie Livingstone work in with Warriors Remain Atop Cage Loop; Nuggets Win Two tremendous quarter-long scoring bursts told in the high school basketball league last night as Faulkner’s Nuggets trounced Webber’s Lakers 53-22 and Welch’s Warriors trampled Denny’s Capitols 46-10. In a scheduled third game Goff’s Royals forfeited to Schmitt’s Bombers. The Warrior win in the second game kept them atop the league standings with an unblemished record. The Capitols managed to make it close for the first quarter, the Warriors holding a 7-5 edge at the point, but the Warriors blanked them 18-0 in the second period to lead 25-5 at half time. It was easy after that. A similar spurt won for the Nuggets, although theirs came earlier. It was 18-0 at the quarter and 22-6 at halftime. Bill Ames was the high scorer for the evening, hitting 18 for the Nuggets. Teammate Ed Ramerize got 15. Augie Huesca potted 12 to pace the Warrior win with Grape Welch hitting 11. The league will play twice next week ending this week. Climaxed by the all-star guebetween players from the fourand fifth districts, 10 more ctests are scheduled this week—for La Palma park as the Alheim American Legion tourment swings into its third round. Two games are on tap for a night, four will be played tomrow, and three games are schuled for Sunday to precede all-star tilt at 8 p.m. Players, for the most pselected to represent the fourdistrict will be drawn from thaange county. Fifth district plaers will come from Los Ange县. Players are selected by managers and scouts. Los Angeles 488 and CulCity 689 remained in the runnfor the tourney bounty last nias they registered victories. Angeles had easy pickings, seing six times in the opening ning to rout Houghton Park 12. Culver City built up a big lowith a four-run third frame, but it still needed a run in the btom of the sixth to edge Coro8-7. The schedule for the week-eventonight—Hollywood 43 vs American Latin 508, 7; Pasadena 13; Montebello 272, 9. Tomorrow El Monte 261 vs Glendale 127, Don E. Brown 593 vs Santa Mon123, 4; El Sereno 436 vs Huntinton Park 87, 7; Van Nuys 582; Woodrow Wilson 317, 9. Sunday Culver City 46 vs Los Angle 488, 12; Long Beach 27 vs tonighHollywood-American Latin w It was easy after that. A similar spurt won for the Nuggets, although theirs came earlier. It was 18-0 at the quarter and 22-6 at halftime. Bill Ames was the high scorer for the evening, hitting 18 for the Nuggets. Teammate Ed Ramerize got 15. Augie Huesca potted 12 to pace the Warrior win with Grape Welch hitting 11. The league will play twice next week, ending on Thursday. Why Work When You Can Do This? DEL MAR, Calif. (AP) — Paul Lowry, handicapper for the Los Angeles Times and the Associated Press, achieved the dream of all horse handicappers. He picked all eight winners at Del Mar yesterday. Only once before since racing was legalized in 1933 has a handicapper swept the program. Lowry had, in order, Short Thorn at $3.76, Madame Fury at $6.60, Your Game at $3.80, Competino at $7.40, Cubette at $6.80, King Rhymer at $3.80, Hidden Moon at $4.20 and Montanes at $8.50. Two members of the Chicago Cubs—Tom Burng and Ed Williams—scored three runs apiece in a game in 1883. BASEBALL STANDINGS Pacific Coast League W L Pet GBL Oakland ... 89 .56 .614 — San Diego ... 81 .63 .563 7½ Hollywood ... 79 .66 .845 10 Seattle ... 73 .72 .502 16 San Francisco ... 70 .74 .486 18½ Portland ... 66 .75 .468 21 Los Angeles ... 62 .81 .434 26 Sacramento ... 56 .89 .386 33 Last Night's Games Seattle 3-1, Sacramento 1-3, (second game 10 innings). Oakland 6-6, San Francisco 1-5. Los Angeles 3, Hollywood 0. San Diego 4, Portland 2. Games Tolight Oakland at San Francisco—Shun (11-5) vs Johnson (11-11). Hollywood at Los Angeles—Monblanked them 18-0 in the second period to lead 25-5 at half time. It was easy after that. A similar spurt won for the Nuggets, although theirs came earlier. It was 18-0 at the quarter and 22-6 at halftime. Bill Ames was the high scorer for the evening, hitting 18 for the Nuggets. Teammate Ed Ramerize got 15. Augie Huesca potted 12 to pace the Warrior win with Grape Welch hitting 11. The league will play twice next week, ending on Thursday. Palica Nips N.Y., Then—‘Greetings’ NEW YORK (AP) — Erv Palice 5-1 pitching victory over the New York Giants yesterday may have been his last appearance in Brooklyn for a while. When the 22-year-old Dodge righthander returned to the Pete Grounds clubhouse he found Uncle Sam’s draft notice waiting in him. Early Odds Favor Brown Bomber, 3-1 Early Odds Favor Brown Bomber, 3-1 NEW YORK (US) — Ezzard Charles, the NBA - recognized heavyweight king, will be the underdog Sept. 27 when he meets Joe Louis at Yankee Stadium. First odds offered were 3 to 1 that the Brown Bomber, now 36, would recapture the title he surrendered 18 months ago. Perhaps they'll shorten before fight time, but Louis, as always, will be favored. Charles, 29, never has made a smashing hit with the public. Juvenile League A Softball RHE Optimist 000 000 0 0 3 4 Gazette 100 081 x 5 9 1 Eckford, Ferrel and Ferrel, Eckford; Beach and Weaver. A Football Gazette 6, Optimist 12. B Softball Cotlers 120 19 13 5 1 Lakes 120 00 3 6 7 Daniels and Cotler; Cooper and Fitzpatrick. B Football Lakes 12, Wallace 7. C Softball VFW 491 31 18 10 5 20-30 513 60 12 6 8 Baker and Meger; Heinrich and Hubbard. C Football Kaulbars 0, Kiwanis 6. 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