anaheim-gazette 1950-08-30

Roaring Rainbows Fall in Tourney; Play in Consolation Round Today It must be a bad habit that they've formed, but the Roaring Rainbows put on one of those last-inning rallies that just fell short again yesterday. As a result, they failed to catch Hermosa Beach and lost 6-5 to be eliminated from the championship bracket of the Bellflower tournament. They will compete in the consolation bracket tonight at 6. The Rainbows, however, were blanked from that time fifth put Hermosa Beach ahead when it scored on four walks and an error. What proved to be the deciding run came in in the sixth on a walk and a Hermosa Beach single. The Rainbows took the lead in the second when they scored three times on singles by Harry Beans and Vern Weaver, a walk, and three passed balls by the Hermosa Beach catcher. Another Beans hit and three walks brought in another Anaheim run in the third. The Rainbows, however, were blanked from that time until until they put together their just-short rally in the seventh. Danny Fitzpatrick lived on an error and Mickey Flynn walked. After two out, the run came in when Dennis Daniels was safe on the second Hermosa miscue of the inning. Bill French then powered a long, hard drive to deep left, but the Hermosa left fielder made a running catch of it to end the game. Hermosa .....012 021 0—6 5 2 Rainbows .....031 000 1—5 5 3 Bayuga and Rhind; Tangney and Beans. Smart Buick tipbefore your trip! That trip will be more fun, every mile—if you're sure your Buick is at its noble best! Better call your nearest Buick dealer this week about these services: Safety-check stop lights, signal lights, brakes, front wheel bearings — Inspect tires, complete ignition system, battery, generator — Clean fuel filter, air cleaner, spark plugs — Line up headlight aim, front wheel alignment — Stop up performance The hard-pressing New York Yankees picked up a full game the tiring Tigers by clipping Cleveland Indians, 6-5, in innings of the first scheduled of a doubleheader. The single game was postponed after two half innings because of rain. Boston's red hot Red Sox sent to a third place tie with the dians, overpowering the Chicago White Sox, 13-6. The victory ended them within two games on top. It was a dreary looking Dodgers squad that braced itself for doubleheader today with the team. The team is in its losing slump of the campaign defeats in the last nine games. Injury List Pitchers Virgil Trucks and Gray are on the shelf. Righthand Art Houiteman still is bothered by a side injury. Shortstop Joe Lipon is playing with a protec pad that covers a 10-stitch wound on his right leg. Outfielder Vie Wertz bats with a catch shin guard to protect a foot in. Added to that the Tigers faced today with the possible of slugger Hoot Evers. The fielder sprained his right wrist night and is awaiting the rest X-rays. As if that isn't enough, the hitting has fallen off. The Tigers managed only hits off Sid Hudson last night dropping their third straight run decision. TROUT LOSES Dizzy Trout was the loser blew a 2-0 lead in the third in when four consecutive hits Washington three runs. Rain and wet grounds post cost the Yankees a chance sweep a pair from the Indy They were out in front, 4-0, vampire Bill Summers ordered postponement. The Yankees filed a pro contending the field was "able." League President Will Ridge denied the protest. The teams were to play two games this afternoon. Raschi Wins 17th A single by Hank Bauer the bases loaded in the 10th inning decided the first game gave Vic Raschi his 17th victory. Bobby Doerr's two holes sparked the Red Sox to their victory in 15 starts. Mel Pa registered his 13th triumph. Jim Konstanty made his relief appearance for Philadephis to help the Phillies down the Louis Cardinals, 5-3. The triumph kept the Phils five and a 1 mile—if you’re sure your Buick is at its noble best! Better call your nearest Buick dealer this week about these services: Safety-check stop lights, signal lights, brakes, front wheel bearings — Inspect tires, complete ignition system, battery, generator — Clean fuel filter, air cleaner, spark plugs — Line up headlight aim, front wheel alignment — Step up performance by checking compression, adjusting carburetor, setting ignition timing — Increase tire life by cross-switching all tires, including spare — Improve ride by Buick’s own LUBRICARE, a special “lubrication-plus” maintenance. Put your Buick in Buick hands SEE YOUR NEAREST BUICK DEALER K. F. HELLYER, Buick 410 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Phone 2297 Stumbling Tigers Lose Six of Last Nine As Yanks Gain Virtual First-Place Tie Hilts Hold Lead As Jim Konstanty Hurls 58th Game By JOE REICHLER Associated Press Sports Writer Are the Detroit Tigers finally taking under the persistent pression of one of the most gruelling man battles ever waged? The answer may come within next few days. Then again, it will not be known until the wandays of the season. This is certain, however. The Detroit picture was never darker in it is today. At least, not because the Tigers took over the American league lead 82 days ago. True, they are still clinging to top, but by the slimmest marketing to the Senators in Washington, the Tigers once-comfortable and a half game bulge was bottled to two percentage points. Yanks Win The hard-pressing New York Jeeps picked up a full game on retiring Tigers by clipping the Cleveland Indians, 6-5, in 10 innings of the first scheduled game in doubleheader. The second tie was postponed after two and half innings because of rain. Boston's red hot Red Sox soared their third place tie with the Inns, overpowering the Chicago White Sox, 13-6. The victory moveme­n within two games of the ALL IN VAIN—Not even the fancy running of Ram halfback Glenn Davis, shown here romping against the Washington Red-skins, will be able to pull the Rams through to victory tonight. Rams, Television To Get Acid With Philadex LOS ANGELES Angeles Rams get from the National Foul Champs tonight, and vision. The Rams collide with delphia Eagles and they will be televised. The two teams battle league crown last week. Until a week ago,pected the game to a or more fans, but therprised if 25,000 show. The reason: two w Rams and the Wash skins in a non-televi­tracted 92,000. But la­televised encounter dropped to 18,000-p­ram-Chicago Cardinal. The Rams have a t­ract that guarantees 15 games, nine of games" in California. Guarantees for each not divulged. But "lost" money on the f­game and unless the expected sale of tie turnstiles, will lose a Regardless of the gaine offers exciting Marshall Sh 73 to Qualify Bob Marshall of A a 73 yesterday to bov­the low scorers in th­round of the Santa An­pionships. Bill Morey of La­leads all qualifiers reu ALL IN VAIN—Not even the fancy running of Ram halfback Glenn Davis, shown here romping against the Washington Redskins, will be able to pull the Rams through to victory tonight. Or, at least, so says Beyerlines below, as it comes out with its first prediction of the 1950 season. BEYERLINES by Ernie Beyer PART II: The pro boys. Actually, when you come right down to it, the professionals are about four times as easy to rate as the college teams. There really are no "unknown" players, for all of them have had some type of experience at some school. (This excludes of course, the "freaks" such as Cleveland's Dante Lavelli who played no college football.) Personnel changes do not occur so often or so drastically as they do in the college ranks. Who ever heard of a professional team losing eight first-string players in one season? Four Factors After a year or so of play, it becomes a relatively easy task to gauge the abilities of the players, and the final analysis for rating the teams simmers down to these vital points: 1. The losses from last season. BASEBALL STANDINGS Pacific Coast League W-L Pet GBL Oakland 95 62 .605 — San Diego 89 67 .571 5½ Hollywood 84 73 .535 11 Seattle 81 76 .516 14 San Francisco 76 80 .487 18½ Portland 70 83 .458 23 Los Angeles 69 86 .445 25 Sacramento 60 97 .382 35 Yesterday's Games Los Angeles 4, Hollywood 0. Oakland 9, San Francisco 2. Seattle 5, Sacramento 2. San Diego 2, Portland 0. Today San Francisco at Oakland—Johnson (13-12) vs Groth (7-8). Los Angeles at Hollywood, (night)—Munclef (11-14) vs Woods (8-9). Seattle at Sacramento, (night) — The pre-season ratings then are: BEYERATINGS — 1. Philadelphia 2. Cleveland 3. Los Angeles 4. Chicago Bears 5. San Francisco 6. Washington 7. New York Giants 8. Chicago Cardinals 9. Pittsburgh 10. New York Yankees 11. Detroit 12. Baltimore 13. Green Bay. The Why The rundown: 1. Philadelphia — Easy pick. Stick with the champs until beaten. 2. Cleveland — Slightly inferior to Eagles on defense. What a game when these two meet on Sept. 16! 3. Los Angeles — Defending Western titlists from last year. Pretty good rookies but sad pass defense as usual. 4. Bears—Old man's team. Weak at fullback last year and have expected sale of the turnstiles, will lose all turnstiles, will lose all turnstiles, will lose all turnstiles, will lose all turnstiles, will lose all turnstiles, will lose all turnstiles, will lose all turnstiles, will lose all turnstiles, will lose all turnstiles, will lose all turnstiles, will lose all turnstiles, will lose all turnstiles, will lose all turnstiles, will lose all turnstiles, will lose all turnstiles, Marshall Shaw 73 to Qualify Bob Marshall of Auburn a 73 yesterday to boast the low scorers in the round of the Santa Ana pionships. Bill Morey of Lausanne leads all qualifiers with Anaheim golfers by the Santa Ana golf tomorrow, Aug. 31, is on which to qualify for pionships. Pennant R At a Glance American Leagues Detroit New York Cleveland Boston GB: Games Behind Left. Remaining games: Dept.(23): Chicago 2, St. Louis 4, Washington 2, New York 2, Philadelphia 3. Away (10): Washington 4, Cleveland 3. New York at home (13), Philadelphia 2, Boston 3. Away (18): Boston 4, Cleveland 2, Detroit 3, Chicago 2, Philadelphia 2, Cleveland at home (1), New York 2, Washington dephia 1, Boston 2, DCaqo 2. Away (12): New York St. Louis 2, Detroit 4. Boston at home (13), New York 4, Philadelphia tion 2, Chicago 1, St.trottle 2, Cleveland 2, New National League Philadelphia Brooklyn Boston St.Louis GB: Games Behind Left. Remaining games: Phome (18): New York 2, Boston 2, St. Louis 2, Pittsburgh 1, Chicago 2. Away (12): St. Louis New York 4, Brooklyn 2 Brooklyn at home (28), New York 5, Philadelphia ntal 3, St. Louis 2, Chicag burgh 4. Away (12): Boston 2, Philadelphia 6, New York Boston at home (19): P Brooklyn 2, Chicago 3,Cincinnati ntl. St. Louis 3,Away (15): Chiccinnati7 New York 5, Phildeplha St. Louis at home (16): Chicago 8,Pittsburgh3. Away (17): Pittsburgh2 Phildeplha2,Brooklyn York2,Boston3,Cincag Raschi Wins 17th single by Hank Bauer with bases loaded in the 10th inning decided the first game and Vic Raschi his 17th victory. Bob Doerr's two homers led the Red Sox to their 14th win in 15 starts. Mel Parnell entered his 13th triumph. Konstanty made his 58th appearance for Philadelphia. Philp the Phillies down the St. Louis Cardinals, 5-3. The triumph of the Phils five and a half years ahead of the Brooklyn Jets who whipped the Cubs Chicago, 8-2. Boston's Braves tied the Cincinnati Reds, 4-0, the New York Giants slugged Pittsburgh Pirates, 10-5, in games. St. Louis and Philadelphia in the American league trained out. Oakland Advances Legion Play STINGS, Nebr. (AP)—Oak-Calif., defeated Denver 14-3 night to win the double elimination American Legion Junior Ball Sectional Tourney. Dickers Upset Y. Giants, 10-0 BOSTON (AP) — The Green Bay Giants defeated the New York Jets, 10-0, in a pro football exeption before a disappointing 12-, crowd last night. Buvenile League Schedule Football —Fosters Freczze vs Ehlers Bike Shop Football —Cotlers vs Williams Sporting Football —Wallace vs Lakes Football —VFW vs 20-30 Yesterday's Games Los Angeles 4, Hollywood 0. Oakland 9, San Francisco 2. Seattle 5, Sacramento 2. San Diego 2, Portland 0. Games Today San Francisco at Oakland—Johnson (13-12) vs Groth (7-8). Los Angeles at Hollywood, (night)—Munclef (11-14) vs Woods (8-9). Seattle at Sacramento, (night)—Fletcher (11-10) vs Evans (11-17). San Diego at Portland, (night, 2)—Welmaker (11-9) and Olson (17-11) vs Linde (5-11) and Drilling (10-13). American League W L Pet. GBL Detroit ... 76 45 .628 ... New York ... 77 46 .625 ... Cleveland ... 76 49 .608 ... Boston ... 76 49 .608 ... Washington ... 54 67 .446 .22 Chicago ... 50 75 .400 .28 Philadelphia ... 43 81 .347 .341 St. Louis ... 40 80 .333 .351 Yesterday's Games New York 6, Cleveland 5, 10 innings. Washington 5, Detroit 4. Boston 13, Chicago 6. St. Louis at Philadelphia, rain. Games Today Cleveland at New York, (2)—Garela (9-7) and Wellk (2-6) or Flores (3-2) vs Ford (5-0) and Lopat (14-7). Chicago at Boston—Holcombe (3-9) vs Dobson (13-8). Detroit at Washington (2 twi-night)—Hutchinson (14-6) and Borowy (1-4) vs Zuzava (7-8) and Consuegra (5-5). St. Louis at Philadelphia, (2 twi-night)—Garver (9-14) and Wildmar (5-12) vs Kellner (7-16) and Hooper (12-8). National League W L Pet. GBL Philadelphia ... 77 47 .621 ... Brooklyn ... 68 49 .581 .5½ Boston ... 67 53 .558 ... St. Louis ... 65 56 .537 .10½ New York ... 63 57 .525 12 Chicago ... 53 70 .431 .23½ Cincinnati ... 49 72 .405 .26½ Pittsburgh ... 42 80 .344 .34 Yesterday's Games Philadelphia 5, St. Louis 3. Brooklyn 8, Chicago 2. New York 10, Pittsburgh 5. Boston 4, Cincinnati 0. Games Today Brooklyn at Chicago—Pallea (8-4) vs Dubiel (4-7). Boston at Cincinnati—Bickford (9-9) vs Raffensberger (12-15). New York at Pittsburgh, (night)—Maglie (12-3) vs MacDonald (6-0). Philadelphia at St. Louis, (night)—Johnson (4-1) vs Lanier (11-5). The Why The rundown: 1. Philadelphia — Easy pick. Stick with the champs until beaten. 2. Cleveland — Slightly inferior to Eagles on defense. What a game when these two meet on Sept. 16! 3. Los Angeles — Defending Western titlists from last year. Pretty good rookies but sad pass defense as usual. 4. Bears—Old man's team. Weak at fullback last year and have filled this gap with Ohio State's Morrison. 5. San Francisco—They'll move when the tackles gain a little experience. Baugh Ageless 6. Washington — Aquisition of Dudley has done wonders. Good running game this year with Baugh and Gilmer still to throw. 7. Giants—Conerly now has one year of T-formation experience. Auburn's Tidwell should show good as rookie. 8. Cards—Poor exhibition showing baffling. Backfield very good; apparently needs defensive strengthening. 9. Pittsburgh—Only single wing team in league, but lacks real triple-threat tailback. Chadnois good runner, though. 10. Yanks—Will be as at Buffalo: As goes Hatterman, so will go the Yanks. IN THE CELLAR 11. Detroit—Great pass defense with Doll and Sandifer. No quarterback, however. Development of Hart and Walker should be interesting. 12. Baltimore—Rex Grossman can really kick those extra points. 13. Green Bay—tsk, tsk, tsk. PREDICTION NO. 1 FOR 1950 — Eagle vs Hams tonight. Los Angeles has never beaten Philadelphia. See no reason why it should now. Beyerlines picks the Eagles by three points. Rams, Television To Get Acid Test With Philadelphia LOS ANGELES (AP)—The Los Angeles Rams get an acid test from the National Football League champs tonight, and so does television. The Rams collide with the Philadelphia Eagles and the exhibition will be televised. The two teams battled for the league crown last December. Until a week ago, the Rams expected the game to attract 45,000 or more fans, but they'll be surprised if 25,000 show up. The reason: two weeks ago the Rams and the Washington Redskins in a non-televised game attracted 92,000. But last week in a televised encounter attendance dropped to 18,000-plus for the Ram-Chicago Cardinal exhibition. The Rams have a television contract that guarantees $575,000 for 15 games, nine of them "live games" in California. Guarantees for each game were not divulged. But the sponsor "lost" money on the Ram-Cardinal game and unless there is an unexpected sale of tickets at the turnstiles, will lose again tonight. Regardless of the turnout, the game offers exciting possibilities. Marshall Shoots 73 to Qualify Bob Marshall of Anaheim shot a 73 yesterday to become one of the low scorers in the qualifying round of the Santa Ana city championships. Bill Morey of Lakewood still leads all qualifiers with a 60. No Pitching in Coast League? There Was Plenty Last Night By the Associated Press No pitching in the Pacific Coast League? Don't you believe it. Los Angeles' Cal McLish blanked Hollywood, 4-0, with three hits; San Diego's Jack Kraus shut out Portland, 2-0, on four hits; Big Jim Wilson won his 22nd game as Seattle beat Sacramento, 5-2, and Al Gettel posted No. 16 for Oakland in a three-hit, 9-2 win over San Francisco. Only Five Bonus Players Pay Off NEW YORK (AP)—Only a handful of high-priced bonus youngsters have come through for their major league bosses. The others have been expensive disappointments. Actually, there are only five players who have paid off, and three are pitchers. A major reason why the Phillies are expected to clinch their first National league flag in 35 years is the one-two pitching punch of bonus kids Curt Simmons ($95,000) and Robin Roberts ($25,000). Roberts, 23, has been the league's outstanding righthander this season. His smoking fast ball has accounted for 18 victories. He has lost only six times. Simmons May Go The lefthanded Simmons, after only a dozen wins in three seasons, has piled up 16 triumphs while losing only eight this year. However, Curt, 21, may leave the Phils shortly for a stint with Uncle Sam's team. Charley Stobbs, 21-year-old left- All that chuckling in one night—last night—indicates other flingers may soon follow Sacramento's Max Sorkont to the majors. Wilson, for almost certain; McLish, Gettel and a few others, perhaps, by next season. 16th Victory McLish found wanting in earlier National league trials, posted his 16th win against eight defeats for the seventh place Angels and his fourth straight over Hollywood. The big Choctaw right-hander looked ready for any competition. Les Layton, with a homer and two singles, and Clarence Maddern, with a double and two singles, drove in two runs apiece for the Angles. Frankie Baumholtz lost ground in his drive for the .400 batting mark, getting only one single in five trips to slip to .390. SIMPSON HOMERS Kraus turned in his season's best and needed only Suitcase Simpson's two-run homer off Red Lynn to breeze home. It was No. 27 for Simpson. Gettel's performance kept Oakland 5½ games ahead of San Diego. Two unrestricted runs in the Marshall Shoots 73 to Qualify Bob Marshall of Anaheim shot a 73 yesterday to become one of the low scorers in the qualifying round of the Santa Ana city championships. Bill Morey of Lakewood still leads all qualifiers with a 69. Anaheim golfers were warned by the Santa Ana golf club that tomorrow, Aug. 31, is the final day on which to qualify for the championships. Pennant Races At a Glance American League *GB* *GL* Detroit ... 33 New York ... 31 Cleveland ... 29 Boston ... 29 *GB: Games Behind; GL: Games Left. Remaining games: Detroit at home (23): Chicago 2, St. Louis 7, Cleveland 4, Washington 2, New York 3, Boston 2, Philadelphia 3. Away (10): Washington 3, Chicago 4, Cleveland 3. New York at home (13): Washington 6, Philadelphia 2, Boston 2, Cleveland 3. Away (18): Boston 4, Washington 3, Cleveland 2, Detroit 3, St. Louis 2, Chicago 2, Philadelphia 2. Cleveland at home (17): St. Louis 4, New York 2, Washington 3, Philadelphia 1, Boston 2, Detroit 3, Chicago 2. Away (12): New York 3, Chicago 3, St. Louis 2, Detroit 4. Boston at home (13): Chicago 2, New York 4, Philadelphia 3, Washington 4. Away (16): Philadelphia 4, Washington 2, Chicago 1, St. Louis 3, Detroit 2, Cleveland 2, New York 2. National League *GB* *GL* Philadelphia ... 30 Brooklyn ... 5½ Boston ... 8 St. Louis ... 10½ *GB: Games Behind; GL: Games Left. Remaining games: Philadelphia at home (18): New York 2, Brooklyn 6, Boston 2, St. Louis 2, Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh 1, Chicago 2. Away (12): St. Louis 1, Boston 5, New York 4, Brooklyn 2. Brooklyn at home (25): Boston 7, New York 5, Philadelphia 2, Cincinnati 3, St. Louis 2, Chicago 2, Pittsburgh 4. Away (12): Boston 2, Chicago 1, Philadelphia 6, New York 3. Boston at home (19): Philadelphia 5, Brooklyn 2, Chicago 3, Pittsburgh 2, Cincinnati 2, St. Louis 3, New York 2. Away (15): Cincinnati 1, Brooklyn 7, New York 5, Philadelphia 2. St. Louis at home (16): Philadelphia 1, Chicago 8, Pittsburgh 4, Cincinnati 3. Away (17): Pittsburgh 3, Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia 2, Brooklyn 2, New York 2, Boston 3, Chicago 3. The 1902 Pittsburgh Pirates won the National League penchant by Roberts, has been the league's outstanding righthander this season. His smoking fast ball has accounted for 18 victories. He has lost only six times. Simmons May Go The lefthanded Simmons, after only a dozen wins in three seasons, has piled up 16 triumphs while losing only eight this year. However, Curt, 21, may leave the Phils shortly for a stint with Uncle Sam's team. Charley Stobbs, 21-year-old left-hander of the Boston Red Sox, is the other bonus pitcher who has delivered. The six-foot southpaw has bolstered the wobbly Sox staff with nine victories this season. Indians Have Two The Cleveland Indians possess the other two prominent bonus bables—Senor Roberto Francisco Avila of Vera Cruz, Mexico, and luscious Luke Easter of St. Louis. But Luke is hardly a baby—he's six-foot-five and there's 240 pounds of him. Avila's red-hot bat and steady play afield have pushed veteran Joe Gordon off second base. Yesterday, Mexican Bob pulled a leg muscle and will be sidelined for several days. The pennant-contending tribe will miss his .333 batting average. Easter, one of the majors' most heralded players in the last few years, has bludgeoned American league pitching for 22 home runs this season. Big Flops Pitcher John Antonelli ($70,000 of the Boston Braves and catcher Frank House ($75,000) of Detroit have been the biggest letdowns so far. Antonelli has won only four big league games in three seasons, while House, the most costly of all bonus players, has seen almost no action with the Tigers. Last January there were 35 bonus players listed on major league rosters. There are only 19 left. Davis Likened To Armstrong LOS ANGELES (AP)—Could another Henry Armstrong be coming out of California? Fistic experts today were reaching back to the days of Hammerin' Henry; the triple-crown winner, for comparisons with 23-year-old John L. Davis. The Oakland negro last night took the state lightweight title by slamming rugged Carlos Chavez from post to post. The Oakland slugger unleashed every blow in the book with either fist to annex his second California title. He defeated Irwin Steen for singles drove in two runs apiece for the Angeles. Franklin Baumholtz lost ground in his drive for the .400 batting mark getting only one single in five trips to slip to .390. SIMPSON HOMERS Kraus turned in his season's best and needed only Suitcase Simpson's two-run homer off Red Lynn to breeze home. It was No. 27 for Simpson. Gettel's performance kept Oakland $5½ games ahead of San Diego. Two unearned runs in the ninth kept him from a shutout. He has lost only six games. Bobby Hofman continued his hitting streak, bagging a homier and two doubles. Wilson's 22nd win was not one of his best. The Seattle tice was reached for 10 hits in $7½ innings and needed relief from Jim Davis and Hector Brown. Walt McCoy, new Negro acquisition, lost his first start for Sacramento. 1952 Olympics May Be World-Wide LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP)—Indications are that the 1952 Olympics at Helsinki will be a truly world-wide affair with Russia Germany and Japan participating. The six-member executive committee voted unanimously yesterday to re-admit Germany and Japan. And, over the weekend Soviet athletes won the team title in the European track championships while competing for the first time since 1948. These facts make it appear that barring the unforeseen, the three nations will be among the many in the Olympics at Helsinki in 1952. The 1902 Pittsburgh Pirates won the National League pennant by a 27½ game margin over the Brooklyn Dodgers, a record. They will need GOOD LUGGAGE ... especially if they are leaving home for the term. 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