anaheim-gazette 1950-09-22

Tigers Get Clear Shot at First Place As Yankees, Bosox Again Remain Idle By RALPH RODEN Associated Press Sports Writer The Detroit Tigers go after undisputed possession first place in the see-saw American League pennant tonight while the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox are idle. Detroit takes on the tough Indians in Cleveland first of a three game series while the Yanks and Red Sox mark time before opening a two-game series at Yankee Stadium tomorrow. The Tigers tied the Yanks for the lead yesterday by trouncing the Philadelphia Athletics, 8-2. The Red Sox and the Yanks were not scheduled. Newhouser-Feller Hal Newhouser, 29-year-old left-hander, has been selected to pitch for the Tigers against the Indians' Bob Feller. Both boast identical 14-11 records. The Indians have proved one of the Tigers' toughest adversaries this year. They have clashed 17 times, with each side winning eight games. The other resulted in a 13-13 tie. The victories were evenly distributed, four for each in Cleveland and Detroit. Newhouser has beaten the Indians four times and lost to them twice. Both of his defeats came at Cleveland: Feller holds a 2-1 match on Hill. Meanwhile, Yank man Stengel has a pitching problem. His team will work the stadium today and two aces, righthander Vic Railefthander Ed Lopat, will their ailing arms. An injury-plagued pitch hindered the Athletics game with the Tigers yes. The Tigers jumped on man, who has had arm trops six runs in the first six innings were never headed. Coleman walked nine, lingered six. The A's have only nine including three rookies. Spahn Gets 21st The game was the scheduled in the American In the National, the Braves defeated the St. Louis Cardinals, 5-0, and the Dodgers thumped the Pittsburgh Pirates, 10-8, to remain second place. They trail the leading Philadelphia Philadelphians seven games. The Phils are cago cubs were idle. Warren Spahn blanked Cards on two hits to reach 21st victory. The Braves things up in the first innings Sam Jethroe crashed his 17 run with a man on base. The Dodgers overcame deficit with four runs in the inning and followed up w "ROCKETSHIP" Plus "MARS ATTACKS THE WORLD" — Starts Sunday — Two Laff Riots Olson & Johnson "GHOST CATCHERS" 2nd Scream Hit The Ritz Brothers "BEHIND THE EIGHT BALL" Wednesday, Sept. 27th The Complete Original Version of "ECSTASY" CINA-CAR DRIVE-IN THEATRE 6812 Lincoln Ave. Out Center, 5 Mi. W. of Anaheim Friday and Saturday "The FOREIGN LEGION" Abbott and Costello, Plus Calamity Jane & Sam Bass" (in Technicolor) Yvonne DeCarlo - Howard Duff Sunday, Monday, Tuesday "711 OCEAN DRIVE" Raymond O'Brien-Joanne Dru Plus—"KILL THE UMPIRE" Bill Bendix-Una Merkel ADULTS 50c tax incl. 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PALM in ANAHEIM (Hwy. 101 between Anaheim and Fullerton) Ph. 6144 First Place Remain Idle RODEN Sports Writer After undisputed possession of American League pennant struggle Yankees and Boston Red Sox In Indians in Cleveland in the while the Yanks and Red Sox Ward against the Tigers. Short on Hill Meanwhile, Yank manager Casey Stengel has a pitching problem to solve. His team will work out at the stadium today and two of his faces, righthander Vic Raschi and lefthander Ed Lopat, will try out their ailing arms. An injury-plagued pitching staffindered the Athletics in their game with the Tigers yesterday. The Tigers jumped on Joe Coleman, who has had arm trouble, for six runs in the first six innings and were never headed. Coleman, who walked nine, lingered six innings. The A's have only nine pitchers, including three rookies. Spahn Gets 21st The game was the only one scheduled in the American League. In the National, the Boston Braves defeated the St. Louis Cardinals, 5-0, and the Brooklyn Dodgers thumped the Pittsburgh Pirates, 10-8, to remain tied for second place. They trail the league-leading Philadelphia Phillies by seven games. The Phils and Chicago cubs were idle. Warren Spahn blanked' the cards on two hits to rack up his last victory. The Braves sewed things up in the first inning when am Jethroe crashed his 17th home run with a man on base. The Dodgers overcame a 4-1 deficit with four runs in the fourth inning and followed up with five. Basinski's Errors Snap Beaver Wins After 11 Straight By the Associated Press But for a pair of errors by second baseman Eddie Basinksi, the Portland Beavers today might have been the proud owners of the longest winning streak of the Pacific Coast league season. As it happened, however, the usually reliable Mr. Basinski made two wild throws in the eighth inning and set the stage for two San Francisco runs that gave the Seals the ball game, 4 to 2. Stops At 11 It snapped Portland's victory string at 11 games, one short of supassing another 11-game winning streak established by San Diego and interrupted by this same Portland club on Aug. 19. Elsewhere along the circuit last night, Hollywood edged San Diego, 8 to 5, Sacramento upset Oakland, 10 to 7, and Seattle trimmed Los Angeles, 8 to 5. For the Stars, anyway, the game at Hollywood was something of a phenomenon. The Hollywoods aptly named the hitless wonders with the accent on the hitless, amassed 18 blows in knocking off the Padres. It was the most hits the Stars have collected since July 5 when they clouted 19 against San Francisco. Eight to Mound Sacramento turned in a six run eighth inning subduing the pace-setting Oaks. It was the first triumph of the week for the last Actually, I really hate to call this to your attention, but last week's picks were correct in 11 out of 12 cases and that's a nifty average of .917 for the year. Believe me, it's mighty tempting just to quit now with that fancy mark to show. Knowing how the many readers of Beyerlines would mourn at this, however, here is the second batch of magnificent manipulations: Lafayette to lose to Fordham; Ram TD's will break the boredom. Wake Forest to dump old BC: This is of the upset specie. Maryland over Georgia U; Terrapin scores they'll forge a few. Rutgers, if you will excuse, Will merely lose to Syracuse. Hail the Uconns. Hail, hail, hail. The-hail you say. The victor's Yale. Duquense will not take over Victory from Villanova. Too tough on Colorado's slate Is this one with Iowa State. It's right to say, "I see you Picked Kansas under TCU." It's fine, wonderful, great To take Washington over Kansas State. Oregon State will wish again They hadn't scheduled Michigan. Arkansas has it in the baggies Against the Oklahoma Aggies. San Francisco will repuls-a The visitor from U. of Tulsa. Alabama vs. Chattanooga. Hide Choo-choo from the Tide. A good pick for best Is Texas Tech show On Sunday Texas A had a Pretty easy win over Utah will not go Far enough to beat Wash. State over This won't keep the Santa Clara, I must Will not topple Call UCLA will score and That's too much for St. Mary's will blow The Duke to small Tomorrow's loss by To Stanford cannot Upon Fate. The Pr Mirror, mirror on the Will Los Angeles reall? Is suppose it's only foe To go ahead and pick (Over SF). Another Eagle. loss, Is not apparent in Pittsburgh might get Playing in Detroit. The Redskins are more likely it's the Cleveland-Baltimore time On this "contest" wil Warren Spahn blanked the cards on two hits to rack up his first victory. The Braves sewed things up in the first inning when Jam Jethroe crashed his 17th home run with a man on base. The Dodgers overcame a 4-1 deficit with four runs in the fourth inning and followed up with five more in the fifth to clinch the decision over the Pirates. In the only other game, the Cincinnati Reds defeated the New York Giants, 8-5. The Reds piled to a 7-1 lead in four innings for Bowie Fox. Fox blew up in the eighth and granted four runs before Frank Smith came on to save the game. The victory ended an 11-game inning streak for Giant right-hander Sal Maglie. The loss was Maglie's fourth against 16 victories. Three of the setbacks were ministered by the Reds. Pennant Race At a Glance American League *GB *GL New York ... 10 Arrolt ... 10 Boston ... 2 GB: Games Behind; GL: Games at Hollywood was something of a phenomenon. The Hollywoods, aptly named the hitless wonders with the accent on the hitless, amassed 18 blows in knocking off the Padres. It was the most hits the Stars have collected since July 5 when they clouted 19 against San Francisco. Eight to Mound Sacramento turned in a six run eighth inning subduing the pace-setting Oaks. It was the first triumph of the week for the last place Solons. Each side used four pitchers. At Seattle, right hander Charley Schanz had pitched a pretty decent ball game until the Angels began finding the range on him with two down in the ninth. But Seattle manager sent reliefer Vern Kindsfather out in time for the Rainiers to pull it out of the fire. Football On The Air TONIGHT 8:15 p.m.—LA Rams-NY Yanks—KMPC and KNBH-TV. SATURDAY 1:45 p.m. — UCLA-Oregon—KFI and KTTV. 1:45 p.m. — Calif.-Santa Clara—KHJ. 8 p.m. — Loyola - Pepperdine—KGER. BASEBALL STANDINGS Pacific Coast League W L Pct GBL Oakland ... 111 71 .610 — San Diego ... 102 80 .650 9 Hollywood ... 93 87 .517 17 Seattle ... 91 91 .500 20 San Francisco ... 90 92 .495 21 Portland ... 86 92 .483 23 Los Angeles ... 76 102 .427 33 Sacramento ... 72 107 .406 37 Yesterday's Games Seattle 8, Los Angeles 5. San Francisco 4, Portland 2. Sacramento 10, Oakland 7. Hollywood 8, San Diego 5. Games Tonight Sacramento at Oakland, (2)—Gillespie (9-11) and Grove (16-17) vs Behrman (16-7) and Gettel (19-7). San Diego at Hollywood—Zuverink (16-14) vs Karpel (3-10). Los Ageles at Seattle—Hamner (12-14) vs Gerhauser (10-9). San Francisco at Portland—Lien (18-11) vs DiBiasl (9-11). American League W L Pct GBL New York ... 91 53 .632 — Detroit ... 91 53 .632 — Boston ... 89 55 .618 2 Cleveland ... 85 61 .582 7 Washington ... 63 80 .441 27½ Chicago ... 57 89 .390 35 St. Louis ... 54 90 .375 37 Philadelphia ... 49 98 .333 43½ Yesterday's Games Detroit 8, Philadelphia 2. Only game scheduled. Games Tonight Detroit at Cleveland—Newhouser Is this one with Iowa State. It's right to say, "I see you Picked Kansas under TCU." It's fine, wonderful, great To take Washington over Kansas State. Oregon State will wish again They hadn't scheduled Michigan. Arkansas has it in the baggies Against the Oklahoma Aggies. San Francisco will repuls-a The visitor from U. of Tulsa. Alabama vs. Chattanooga. Hide Choo-choo from the Tide. Presbyterian down, and then some At the hands of little Clemson. South Carolina's loss is no fluke Coming, as it does, from Duke. Florida will cast its spell Over tiny, little Citadel. George Washington will never win ya A triumph over old Virginia. SMU will really wreck The-you-know-what's from Georgia Tech. Kentucky, I must confess you Will score more points than will LSU. North Carolina will get there 'justest Over N.C. State—even without Justice. Wyoming will assail her But it's victory to Baylor. Lionettes Play For Finals Spot SAN ANTONIO, Tex., (AP)—The women's world softball tournament will determine its finalists today and tonight. Phoenix, Ariz., the defending champion, plays the Orange, Calif., Lionettes tonight at 8:30 o'clock (CST) in the feature game. Phoenix advanced last night by beating the Rolling Debs of Buffalo, N.Y., 2-0, while Orange was blanking the Peoria, Ill., Dieselettes, 4-0. Jr. Doubles Team Upsefs US Champs BERKELEY, Calif., (AP)—Two teenagers scored a major upset in the national hard court tennis championships yesterday by defeating national clay court champions Art Larsen and Herbie Flam in the men's doubles. Norman Peterson and Whitney Reed of Alameda, Calif., ousted the tournament's first-seeded pair 3-6, 9-7, 6-3. National junior doubles titleholders, the boys were playing in Another Eagle loss. Is not apparent in Pittsburgh might go Playing in Detroit. The Redskins are not likely it's the Cleveland-Baltimore time On this "contest" win. Yanks Pit Against L.A. LOS ANGELES Angeles Rams will explosive aerial attack dangerous running New York Yanks in Football league enlightenment in Memorial Cove.The Yanks whip Francisco 49ers last displayed an excellent fense featuring stoke rookie fullback Zoe Louisiana State, and the defunct All-America, Orban (Spec) Sdy Young, and George all guided by quarter Katterman.The Rams lost to Lears, 24-20, but lose sive in two department and on defense. Out-of-State Invade South LOS ANGELES (AP)—Junior colleges from state and both annual for a Junior Rose Bow invade Southern Calle weekend.Tyler, Tex., boasting men back from a strong year, moves into the to battle John Muir Pasadena tonight.Tomorrow night Kans. which also field jaysee team each fall,equally powerful Complads at Compton. Late Injuries Loyola, PepperyLOS ANGELES hit the Loyola and college grid squads on their crosstown game Stadium.Loyola's first string r Tom Machtolf suffered bruised foot and Joaquim defensive right end n dine, injured an ankle sumably will not play night. Oregon-UCLA Clash Opens PCC Struggle LOS ANGELES (AP)—Rival football coahes Jim Aiken of Oregon and Red Sanders of UCLA, who personally scouted each other's team in spring training, tomorrow will see what happens when they collide in formal action in the Coliseum here. The engagement opens the Pacific Coast conference campaign and Aiken and Sanders have one thing in common. Each has an "unknown quantity." PORTS azette, Friday, September 22, 1950 NES Ernie Beyer A good pick for both sexes Is Texas Tech short of Texas. On Sunday Texas Aggies will have had a Pretty easy win over Nevada. Utah will not go Far enough to beat Idaho, Wash. State over Utah State, This won't keep the rootah late. Santa Clara, I must warn ya, Will not topple California. UCLA will score and score again; That's too much for Oregon. St. Mary's will blow, see, The Duke to small COP. Tomorrow's loss by San Jose State To Stanford cannot be blamed Upon Fate. The Pros Mirror, mirror on the wall, Will Los Angeles really lose them all? Is suppose it's only fair To go ahead and pick the Bear. (Over SF). Another Eagle loss, my pards, Is not apparent in the Cards. Pittsburgh might get hoit Playing in Detroit. The Redskins are no crackers More likely it's the Packers. Cleveland-Baltimore: Why waste time On this "contest" with a rhyme. College Football Awakens for First Time Since New Year’s NEW YORK (AP)—Dormant since last New Year's Day, the college footballers bestir themselves tomorrow in every part of the land. Out on the coast the champion California Bears entertain Santa Clara at Berkeley, and Stanford, which is supposed to be the heir apparent in those parts, plays host to San Jose State. Neither of the big teams appears in danger of an upset, though it never pays to take Santa Clara too lightly. Texas, touted as the hottest thing in the southwest conference, displays its new muscles against Texas Tech at Lubbock. Texas Christian will open its annual pass-throwing crusade against Kansas at Lawrence, and Arkansas plays a home stand against Oklahoma A. & M. at Fayetteville. George Sauer makes his debut as Baylor's new coach against Wyoming, at Laramie. Few in East Only a scattering of games are scheduled in the east. Boston college's skirmish with Wake Forest in the New England city probably is the headliner. Connecticut plays Yale in the bowl, Villanova entertains DuQuesne, and Syracuse plays Rutgers at home. Other openers around the country include Tulsa at San Francisco, Oregon at UCLA, and College of Pacific at St. Mary's. At least one game down in the deep south prove the payoff on a sectional title: That is the clash between Louisiana State and Kentucky at Lexington under the lights. Both are esteemed contenders for the southeastern conference crown, and just why they persist in butting heads at such an early stage is something of a mystery. Came Back in '49 Kentucky walloped the Tigers 19-0 in last year's opener, after which L.S.U. pulled itself off the floor, trounced such ambitious teams as North Carolina and Tulane, and wound up in the Sugar Bowl against Oklahoma. The week's most important game from a national viewpoint possibly is that between Southern Methodist and Georgia Tech at Dallas, also a night engagement. The football scholars want to see whether the Mustangs still have it since Doak Walker joined the pros. What makes the answer important is that Kyle Rote and his pals play Ohio State next week. Yanks Pit Running Against L.A. Aerials Another Eagle loss, my pards, Is not apparent in the Cards. Pittsburgh might get hoit Playing in Detroit. The Redskins are no crackers More likely it's the Packers. Cleveland-Baltimore: Why waste time On this "contest" with a rhyme. Yanks Pit Running Against L.A. Aerials LOS ANGELES (AP)—The Los Angeles Rams will pit their explosive aerial attack against the dangerous running game of the New York Yanks in a National Football league engagement tonight in Memorial Coliseum. The Yanks whipped the San Francisco 49ers last Sunday and displayed an excellent ground offense featuring such backs as rookie fullback Zollie Toth of Louisiana State, and a trio from the defunct All-America conference, Orban (Spec) Sanders, Buddy Young, and George Taliaferro, all guided by quarterback George Katterman. The Rams lost to the Chicago Bears, 24-20, but looked impressive in two departments—the air and on defense. Out-of-State JCs Invade Southland LOS ANGELES (AP)—Two strong junior colleges from out of the state and both annual contenders for a Junior Rose Bowl invitation, invade Southern California this weekend. Tyler, Tex., boasting 19 lettermen back from a strong squad last year, moves into the Rose Bowl to battle John Muir college of Pasadena tonight. Tomorrow night Hutchinson, Kans. which also fields a strong jaysee team each fall, tackles the equally powerful Compton college lads at Compton. Late Injuries Bop Loyola, Pepperdine LOS ANGELES (AP) — Injuries hit the Loyola and Pepperdine college grid squads on the eve of their crosstown game at Gilmore Stadium. Loyola's first string right tackle, Tom Machtolf suffered a badly bruised foot and Joaquin Acosta, defensive right end for Pepperdine, injured an ankle. Both presumably will not play tomorrow night. NO CAR SO BIG (120 INCH WHEELBASE) IS PRICED SO LOW! 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