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Page 2 Anaheim Gazette, Friday, Sept. 8, 1950 CINA-CAR DRIVE-IN THEATRE 6612 Lincoln Ave. Out Center, 5 Ml. W. of Anaheim Thursday, Friday, Saturday "White Tower" (Technicolor) Glenn Ford-Vaill Claude Rains—Plus "Night and the City" Gene Tierney-Richard Wildmark Sunday, Monday, Tuesday "The GUNFIGHTER" Gregory Peck-Helen Westcott Plus "PEGGY" (Technicolor) Diana Lynn-Charles Coburn ADULTS 50c tax incl. CHILDREN TO 12 FREE Orange DRIVE IN THEATRE Hwy.101&Placentia OR.389 CHILDREN FREE TODAY thru SAT. "The FURIES" Barbara Stanwyck Wendell Cory and Abbott & Costello in "FOREIGN LEGION" TODAY "FREE MONEY" FOX Doors Open 6:30; Show Starts 6:45 Pennant Races At a Glance American League New York Church of Christ, Grace Advance to Finals in C Church of Christ and Grace Lutheran, who finished two in the Church league standings, are still the class league. They proved that last night when they both won preliminary playoff trials in two straight to advance finals. Grace Lutheran topped Zion Lutheran 6-5 in the while Church of Christ won over St. Boniface 3-0 in the nightcap. The winners will meet in the first game of the finals at 7:30 on Monday night. Lloyd Lichtenwalter pitched his second consecutive shutout against St. Boniface to put Church of Christ into the finals. Don Dickenson batted in all of the runs with a single and a two-run homer in the fifth inning. Art Altheide came in to pick up the Grace Lutheran victory in a relief role. He scored the deciding run in the bottom of the seventh when he walked, moved to second on a passed ball, and scored on Bill Geiger's double. Zion Lutheran—AB H Trapp L., ss 4 1 1 Henning D., cf 4 1 2 Dick M., 3b 4 1 1 Bielefeld E., p Johnson, rf Miller, c Trapp F., 2b Schmidt, 1b Henning G., lf Bielefeld A., lf Totals— Grace Lutheran—Michel, ss Geiger, 1b Martens, 3b Liebi, c Johnson, rf Altheide P., cf Hedrick, 2b Heinze, lf Stief, p Altheide A., p Totals— St. Boniface—Stehley, 1b Stoffel Bob, 2b Steinborn, lf Heinzz, cf Bushman, p Stoffel Bud, ss Waldman, 3b Patin J., rf FOX Anaheim September 2012 Doors Open 6:30; Show Starts 6:45 NOW PLAYING TECHNICOLOR TREASURE ISLAND A WALT DISNEY Presentation 2nd Big Hit— "IROQUOIS TRAIL" Plus a Walt Disney Extra— "BEAVER VALLEY" Color by Technicolor STARTS SUNDAY James CAGNEY KISS TOMORROW GOODBYE Added Big Feature— Humphrey Bogart "IN A LONELY PLACE" Wednesday, Sept 13 "SUNSET BLVD." ANAHEIM January 14, 1912 Doors Open 6:15 NOW PLAYING "HALF WAY TO SHANGHAI" with Kent Taylor 2nd Action Feature— "ESCAPE TO HONGKONG" SUNDAY 2 Big Abbott & Costello Hits IT, AINT HAY" and "HERE COME THE CO-EDS" Pennant Races At a Glance American League *GB *GL New York — 22 Detroit — 24 Boston — 1½ Cleveland — 4 20 *GB: Games Behind; GL: Games Left. Remaining games: DETRDIT—at home (17): St. Louis 4, Cleveland 3, Washington 2, New York 3, Boston 2, Philadelphia 3. Away (7): Chicago 4, Cleveland 3. NEW YORK—at home (6): Washington 4, Boston 2, Away (16): Boston 2, Washington 8, Cleveland 2, Detroit 3, St. Louis 2, Chicago 2, Philadelphia 2. BOSTON—at home (9): New York 2, Philadelphia 3, Washington 4. Away (12): Philadelphia 2, Chicago 1, St. Louis 3, Detroit 2, Cleveland 2, New York 2. CLEVELAND—at home (17): St. Louis 4, New York 2, Washington 3, Philadelphia 1, Boston 2, Detroit 3, Chicago 2. Away (3): Detroit 3. National League *GB *GL Philadelphia — 22 Brooklyn — A½ Boston — 7 28 *GB: Games Behind; GL: Games Left. Remaining games: PHILADELPHIA—at home (13): Brooklyn 3, Boston 2, St. Louis 2, Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh 1, Chicago 2. Away (9): Brooklyn 2, New York 4, Boston 3. BROOKLYN—at home (21): Boston 6, New York 2, Philadelphia 2, Cincinnati 3, St. Louis 2, Chicago 2, Pittsburgh 4. Away (6): Philadelphia 3, New York 3. BOSTON—at home (15): Philadelphia 3, Chicago 3, Pittsburgh 2, Cincinnati 2, St. Louis 3, New York 3. Away (11): Brooklyn 6, New York 3, Philadelphia 2. BASEBALL STANDING Pacific Coast League W L Oakland — 101 67 San Diego — 95 73 Hollywood — 89 79 Seattle — 85 83 San Francisco — 82 85 Portland — 75 90 Los Angeles — 74 92 Sacramento — 68 100 Yesterday's Game: Sacramento 3, San Diego 6, Seattle 4. Hollywood 8, San Francisco 8, Oakland 23, Los Angeles Games Tonight: Oakland at Los Angeles—7) vs Muncief (13-14). Portland at Seattle—Ad vs Wilson (22-8). Sacramento at San Diego (1-0) vs Jurisch (6-2). Hollywood at San Fran man (8-7) vs Johnson (15- American League) W L Detroit — 82 48 New York — 83 49 Boston — 82 51 Cleveland — 80 54 Washington — 58 72 Chicago — 52 82 Philadelphia — 47 87 St. Louis — 45 86 Yesterday's Game: Boston 10, New York 8, Detroit 13, Cleveland I nings He). St. Louis 6, Chicago 0. Philadelphia 4, Washing Games Today: St. Louis at Cleveland, (5)-Widmar (6-12) and Johns Garcia (10-8) and Lemon Detroit at Chicago, (ni(11-4) vs Cain (7-10). Philadelphia at Washing—Murray (0-2) vs Moreno Only games scheduled. National League W L Philadelphia — 80 55 Brooklyn — 73 55 Boston — 71 55 New York — 70 55 St. Louis — 68 66 Cincinnati — 54 PLENTY of FREE PARKING BEER SPECIAL BLUE & GOLD One Way Qts. each Case of 12 Qts. $3.00 ALWAYS PLENTY OF ICE COLD BEER We Carry a Complete Line of Fine Bonded, Straight, Blended and Scotch Whiskies Al's Liquor Store 327 S. LEMON Ph. 9111 Free Delivery Phone 9111 Iced Wines & Whiskey Christ, Grace Lutheran Finals in Church Playoffs Trophy Presentation, Banque Wind Up: Juvenile Loop Pro Bielefeld E., p 3 1 0 Johnson, rf 4 0 1 Miller, c 2 0 1 Trapp F., 2b 3 0 0 Schmidt, 1b 3 0 0 Henning G., lf 1 0 0 Bielefeld A., lf 1 1 0 Totals—29 5 6 Grace Lutheran— Michel, ss 4 2 1 Geiger, 1b 4 1 2 Martens, -3b 3 1 0 Liebi, c 3 1 1 Johnson, rf 2 0 0 Altheide P., cf 3 0 1 Hedrick, 2b 3 0 1 Heinze, lf 3 0 0 Stief, p 2 0 0 Altheide A., p 0 1 0 Totals—27 6 6 St. Boniface— Stehley, 1b 3 0 1 Stoffel Bob, 2b 3 0 1 Steinborn, lf 3 0 0 Helnz, cf 3 0 0 Bushman, p 3 0 0 Stoffel Bud, ss 3 0 1 Waldman, 3b 3 0 0 Patin J., rf 3 0 1 Saddler Favored Over Willie Pep In Featherweight Title Tangle NEW YORK (CP)—Sandy Saddler boldly predicts, "I'm going to catch him and knock him out." Winding up activities, the Jury program last night hamburger feed participants at Don Derr, D and Dave Hernande helped direct this year presenting the winning teams divisions. One play league also received bolizing athletic pro sportsmanship. The winners of were Gene Adam Frecze in the A Dena of Cotler's in and Ben Bushman ber company in the Members of the A league: Anah Bill French, Ken Doretti, Roy Weaver, Vern Weaver, Bob Moody, Charles Peterson, Mike Beach. B league: Agnes Bob Burt, Bill Roc Hurst, Dick Grover Vahano Rois, Dick Stehley, Charles Cone, Duane Sh Mack. C league: Taylor pany—Ben Bushman Tony Taylor, Mike Geotting, Delbert Chance, Marvin H Welton, Jim Cousin Saddler Favored Over Willie Pep In Featherweight Title Tangle NEW YORK (P)—Sandy Saddler boldly predicts, "I'm going to catch him and knock him out." Featherweight champion Willie Pep declares confidently, "I'll win." Tonight in Yankee stadium, these two great 126-pounders will get their chance to back up their words in their third and rubber bout for the world title. For this 15-round encore, a bumper turnout of between 30,000 and 40,000 fans is expected to contribute to a record gate for "little men." — featherweights down. Once again the odds favor Saddler. The bookmakers have established the 24-year-old, hard-hitting Harlem Negro as the 5 to 8 choice to recapture the crown from the canny, 28-year-old champion. Slasher Sandy was the 5-7 favorite in their second clash 19 months ago. Pep won that 15-round thriller and took back his title. Three and a half months before, Sandy pulled one of the ring's major upsets by knooking out Wiley Willie in the fourth round. Both fighters have gone undefeated since their last meeting. Willie has won 18 in a row and has a total record of 152 wins, two losses and one draw. Saddler has won 23 in a row. His record shows 115 victories six losses and two draws. You a Pitcher? See Kelly, Pliz By the Associated Press Is there a pitcher in the house? Report to Bill Kelly, care of Los Angeles ball club, please: What happened to Kelly and six of his alleged flingers last night never happened to the Angels in their worst moments before. Oakland 23, Los Angeles 7. Not a Pacific Coast league record, but the most runs ever scored against the Seraphs. Previous high: 21 by San Francisco, June 29, 1927. Oakland pushed its league lead to six full games as San Diego blew to Sacramento again, 3-1. Elsewhere Hollywood downed San Francisco, 8-5, and Portland ruffled Seattle, 6-4. The Oaks did not score in the first and last innings. But they did in all the ones between, and seven times in the third and seventh more in the sixth. There was a three-run homer by Earl Rapp, his 17th; a bases loaded roundtripper by Bobby Hofman, his 12th; and one by Don Padgett, his eighth. Padgett also got four singles to pace the attack. Oakland made 25 hits in all, including four each by Artie Wilkinson, Mike Beach. B league: Agree Bob Burt, Bill Roos Hurst, Dick Grover Vabano Rois, Dick Stehley, Charles Cone, Duane Shack. C league: Taylor pany—Ben Bushma Tony Taylor, Mike Geotting, Delbert Chance, Marvin H Welton, Jim Cousin Jim Cain. Narleski S Bruin HB LOS ANGELES sophomore from N. J., Ted Narleski his way into cont UCLA tailback pos Narleski brought Red Sanders' face running and passing Joe Marvin in yest Sanders also was come newcomer Ja former Lassen j tackle. BASEBALL STANDINGS Pacific Coast League W L Pet GBL Oakland ... 101 67 .601 — San Diego ... 95 73 .565 6 Hollywood ... 89 79 .530 12 Seattle ... 85 83 .506 16 San Francisco ... 82 85 .491 18½ Portland ... 75 90 .455 24½ Los Angeles ... 74 92 .446 26 Sacramento ... 68 100 .405 33 Yesterday's Games Sacramento 3, San Diego 1. Portland 6, Seattle 4. Hollywood 8, San Francisco 5. Oakland 23, Los Angeles 7. Games Tonight Oakland at Los Angeles—Gettel (17-7) vs Muncref (13-14). Portland at Seattle—Adams (4-10) vs Wilson (22-8). Sacramento at San Diego—Elliott (1-0) vs Jurisch (6-2). Hollywood at San Francisco—Lehman (8-7) vs Johnson (15-12). American League W L Pet GBL Detroit ... 82 48 .631 — New York ... 83 49 .629 — Boston ... 82 51 .617 1½ Cleveland ... 80 54 .597 4 Washington ... 58 72 .446 24 Chicago ... 52 82 .388 32 Philadelphia ... 47 87 .351 37 St. Louis ... 45 86 .344 37½ Yesterday's Games Boston 10, New York 8. Detroit 13, Cleveland 13, (10 innings Hol). St. Louis 6, Chicago 0. Philadelphia 4, Washington 2. Games Today St. Louis at Cleveland, (2 twi-night)—Widmar (6-12) and Johson (4-5) vs Garcia (10-8) and Lemon (20-9). Detroit at Chicago, (night)—Trout (11-4) vs Cain (7-10). Philadelphia at Washington, (night)—Murray (0-2) vs Moreno (0-0). Only games scheduled. National League W L Pet GBL Philadelphia ... 80 52 .606 — Brooklyn ... 73 54 .754 4½ Boston ... 71 57 .555 7 New York ... 70 59 .543 8½ St. Louis ... 58 63 .519 11½ Cincinnati ... 54 74 .422 24 Chicago ... 55 77 .417 25 St. Louis 6, Chicago 0. Philadelphia 4, Washington 2. Games Today St. Louis at Cleveland, (2 twi-night) Widmar (6-12) and Johson (4-5) vs Garcia (10-8) and Lemon (20-9). Detroit at Chicago, (night)—Trout (11-4) vs Cain (7-10). Philadelphia at Washington, (night)—Murray (0-2) vs Moreno (0-0). Only games scheduled. National League W L Pet GBL Philladelphia ... 80 52 .606 — Brooklyn ... 73 54 .575 4½ Boston ... 71 57 .555 7 New York ... 70 59 .543 8½ St. Louis ... 68 63 .519 11½ Cincinnati ... 54 74 .422 24 Chicago ... 55 77 .417 25 Pittsburgh ... 48 83 .366 31½ Yesterday's Games Brooklyn 3, Philadelphia 2. Boston 6, New York 4. Cincinnati 6, Pittsburgh 4 (10 innings). Chicago 4, St. Louis 2. Games Today Boston at New York—Spahn (17-15) vs Hearn (8-2). Brooklyn at Philadelphia, (night)—Palica (8-6) vs Meyer (7-11) or Miller (11-4). Chicago at Cincinnati, (2 twi night)—Dubiel (5-8) and Klippstein (1-8) vs Ramsdell (7-12) and Raffensberger (12-16). Pittsburgh at St. Louis, (night)—Dickson (7-13) vs Pollet (12-12). Stanford Unknowns Sparkle in Drill STANFORD UNIVERSITY (R) Two little heralded gridders boosted their stock yesterday as coach Marchie Schwartz, put his Stanford charges through their third straight scrimmages. The standouts were left half Boydenson who worked overtime when Harry Hugagian came up game, and Bill Skorum. The Oaks did not score in the first and last innings. But they did in all the ones between, and seven times in the third and seven more in the sixth. There was a three-run homer by Earl Rapp, his 17th; a bases loaded roundtripper by Bobby Hoffman, his 12th; and one by Don Padgett, his eighth. Padgett also got four singles to pace the attack. Oakland made 25 hits in all, including four each by Artie Wilson and Cookie Lawagetto. Everybody but sub Ray Hamrick, and the batboy hit safely. Saaramento's Bill Evans, the best pitcher going last night, halted San Diego with five hits. Frank Kerr homered for the Padre's only run. Evans himself singled in one Solon tally. Manager Joe Marty's pair of doubles figured in the other two runs. Al Olson lost. Two homers by Frank Kelleher and one by Jim Baxes gave Hollywood the nod over San Francisco, and Pete Mondorf the win over Harry Feldman. Kelleher's second drive with, two on, was the clinch. Baron to Tangle With Great Scott Great Scott and Baron Michele Lebone, two of the nation's stand-out wrestlers, and listed as the big box-office powers hereabouts, have signed to headline Monday night's all-star card at the Orange county Athletic club. A four-man team match and a singles completes the card. Krippler Karl Davis, the Texan rougher, joins with Strangler Wagner, reputed villain of villains, against Terry McGannis and "Gorgeous" George Temple. Don Arnold, San Diego muscleman, will oppose Jimmy Lott, the rough Alabama heavy, in the opener. Creating almost as much furore as the Red Sox are the Brooklyn Dodgers in the National league chase. The Brooks have knocked off the league-leading Philadelphia Phils three straight times in the Quaker city to move to within 4½ games of Eddie Sawyer's reeling whiz kid. The big question facing the Red Sox is: can they keep up their terrific pace on the road? Or will they tail off as in the last two seasons? They hit the rails after a weekend series with the Philadelphia Athletics, whom they've beaten eight straight at Boston. Boston's road record is 33-52 compared to 49-19 in their own ballyard. Both the Red Sox and Tigers had on their hitting clothes yesterday. The Sox outslugged the Yankees, 10-8, while the Tigers battled the Cleveland Indians to a slambang 13-13 10 inning tie that was halted by darkness. The Red Sox pounded four Yankee pitchers for 12 hits with big Walt Dropo leading the way. Dropo drove home five runs on a double and his 31st and 32nd home runs. Ted Williams of the Red Sox made his first appearance since he was injured in the All-Star game and received a tremendous ovation. Ted, pinch hitting in the fifth, was intentionally walked. The Tigers waged an uphill game and a half behind. In other America Dick Starr pitched Browns to a 6-0 v Chicago White Sox downed Wash. A brilliant relief Branca in the eig featured Brooklyn over the Phils in a Philadelphia. Del to account for boys runs. The third-place also gained ground New York Giants. Cincinnati edged Ralph Kiner slump homer for the Pirates. Bob Rush pitched 4-2 victory over St. Louis. Hal Rice hits, a fifth-inning eighth-inning home run. Trojans Seek First Scrine LOS ANGELES were closed to because the University California took due for scrimmage. Coach Jeff Crave the idea of having quarterbacks, veterans and newcomers pilot rival teams. Station, Banquet nile Loop Program Winding up its summer activities, the Juvenile league program last night held a hamburger feed for 190 of its participants at City park. Don Derr, Don Liebhart, and Dave Hernandez, who all helped direct the three leagues this year presented trophies to the winning teams in each of the divisions. One player from each league also received a trophy symbolizing athletic prowess and good sportsmanship. The winners of these trophies were Gene Adams of Foster's Freeze in the A league, George Dena of Gotler's in the B league and Ben Bushman of Taylor Lumber company in the C league. 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B league: Agreen and Larsen—Bob Burt, Bill Roeschsub, Ronnie Hurst, Dick Grover, Leon Eckford, Vabano Rois, Dick Bielefeld, Mike Stehley, Charles Roberts, Tyler Cone, Duane Sherman, Roger Mack. C league: Taylor Lumber company—Ben Bushman, John Helden, Tony Taylor, Mike Telliska, Steve Geotting, Delbert Smith, Dennis Chance, Marvin Huson, Hersholt Welton, Jim Cousins, Berry Basse, Jim Cain. Narleski Seeks Bruin HB Job LOS ANGELES (AP) — A fleet sophomore from Collingswood, N. J., Ted Narleski, has pushed his way into contention for the UCLA tailback post. Narleski brought smiles to coach Red Sanders' face as he shared running and passing with veteran Joe Marvin in yesterday's scrum. Sanders also was happy to welcome newcomer Jack Ellena, 220, former Lassen junior college tackle. Takes AL Lead, es Hot Red Sox ALPH RODEN Press Sports Writer back on top in the pulse-pounding race today but they had one eye Boston Red Sox, moving up fast on deflated the New York Yankees the hottest team in the league. The battle to tie the Indians. The Indians jumped on Art Houtteman for seven runs in the first inning. Larry Doby clouted a two-run homer for Cleveland in the top of the 10th, but the Tigers came right back to tie on a fly ball and pinch-hitter Charley Keller's single. Evers pounded two triples, a double and single in addition to his two-run homer. In other American league games Dick Starr pitched the St. Louis Browns to a 6-0 victory over the Chicago White Sox and Philadelphia downed Washington, 4-2. A brilliant relief stint by Ralph Branca in the eighth and ninth featured Brooklyn's 3-2 conquest over the Phils in a night game at Philadelphia. Del Ennis homered to account for both Philadelphia. WE SPECIALIZE IN LOW PRICES EVERY DAY... 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