anaheim-gazette 1950-09-29

Colonists Open Team to Show New Coach Formation in Inaugural ed and either have to throw poorly or else eat the ball. Defense Weaker Defense, the other consideration, is an entirely unknown factor. During intrasquad scrimmages, the defenders have looked pretty shabby, but it is hard to place the cause for this during such scrimmages—is it a weak defense, or merely a powerful offense? Ball Gardens should supply an answer. As for Bell Gardens itself, Coach Latimer is far from optimistic about reversing last year's 20-13 setback. From his 1949 squad he has only six returning lettermen, while merely four others have Rain Threatens To Settle Flags By The Associated Press "Rain, rain go away, come again some other day." That's what the second place teams in the major league pen-nant races are chanting today. This is especially true of the be-leagured Brooklyn Dodgers, and to a lesser extent, the Detroit Tigers. Rain threatens to wash out what little chance the Dodgers and Tigers have to catch the Philadelphia Phillies and New York moved up from the B team. Sophomores is what he does and there are 19 of them. Wrong Group Last season, Bell Gardens one, lost six, and tied one in Latimer calls "the wrong for us." The wrong league out to be the Foothill gr South Pasadena, Alhambra, annually one of the most potent Southern California. This year they've moved San Gabriel league—other bers, Downey, Covina, Mont and Rosemead. Bell Gardens should sup wide open game, since it runs copically from a spread form and also from the T. Surprisingly, the Bell Garden team runs from an entireferent formation, the single But regardless of formation, heim Coach Sam Keith thank his charges will be able to h Not nearly so enthusiastic his offense, he claims that hard for his youngsters to r the intricacies—especially the ing—of the T. May Throw Don't be too surprised if Colonists start tossing the around rather freely. In quack back Ronine Sanchez they one of the best tossers yet so practice, and the ends, thus have shown no difficulty in ging them. Probable starting lineups: By The Associated Press "Rain, rain go away, come again some other day." That's what the second place teams in the major league pennant races are chanting today. This is especially true of the beleagured Brooklyn Dodgers, and to a lesser extent, the Detroit Tigers. Rain threatens to wash out what little chance the Dodgers and Tigers have to catch the Philadelphia Phillies and New York Yankees, respectively. The Phillies in the National and the Yanks in the American assured themselves yesterday of finishing in no worse than a tie for the pennants in their respective leagues. Brooklyn, in order to tie the Phillies, must beat Boston twice today and the Phillies on Saturday and Sunday. The Phils are idle today and can clinch if the Dodgers split. Detroit, in order to tie the Yanks, must win all three of their remaining games against Cleveland while the Yanks, idle today, drop single games to the Boston Red Sox on Saturday and Sunday. However, if the games are rained out, the Dodgers will be washed out of the pennant picture since Boston is scheduled to play the New York Giants over the weekend while the Dodgers entertain Philadelphia. The season ends Sunday October 1 and no postseason games are allowed to play off rained out regular season games. So if the Dodgers are rained out it will be impossible for Brooklyn to wind up the race in a dead heat as they have no open dates left. County HS Team Face Full Slate Besides tonight's Anaheim Gardens tussle, 10 other school games involving O'Connor county teams are scheduled for week-end. Most of them are inter-coach games, but two Orange co-teams are matched against other tonight when Garden City invades the field of once-brown. Hopes of any of the team an unbeaten season look more slim, since five of the coudezen teams have already defeat in the yet-young se-Topped the first time out Santa Ana, Orange, Hunting Beach, Valencia and Capistrano. The week-end's schedule: Claremont at Brea-Olinda. Bonita at Valencia. Puenta at Laguna Beach. Santa Ana at Long Beach son. Newport Harbor at Excelsior Anaheim at Bell Gardens. Huntington Beach at Ocean. AT LAST—A BETTY CROCKER COOK BOOK! SPECIAL MONEY-SAVING OFFER SEE US TODAY!—SAVE 95c! Get your copy of the new Betty Crocker's Picture Cook Book—NOW!—for 95c less than the regular retail price. Buy one 100-lb. bag of any Larro Feed from us—YOUR LARRO DEALER. Mail the sales slip and $2.00 (for the regular edition) or $3.00 (for the deluxe, loose-leaf edition)—to General Mills, Box 1550, Minneapolis, Minn. See us today sure—only one to a customer—offer expires November 30, 1950. Allow two weeks for delivery. 449 PAGES • 36 FULL COLOR PAGES 2161 RECIPES • HUNDREDS OF PHOTOS TOMMY WATTS' Anaheim Feed and Seed Across from Fox Theatre 242 W. CENTER PHONE ANA. 3210 YOUR Larro DEALER Open Tonight With Bell Gardens New Coach, Inaugural Wrong Group Last season, Bell Gardens won the lost six, and tied one in what former calls "the wrong league us." The wrong league turned to be the Foothill group— with Pasadena, Alhambra, etc.— qually one of the most potent in Southern California. This year they've moved to the Gabriel league—other memDowney, Covina, Montebello Rosemead. Bell Gardens should supply a open game, since it runs prinly from a spread formation, also from the T. Surprisingly, the Bell Gardens team runs from an entirely difent formation, the single wing. Regardless of formation, Ananah Coach Sam Keith thinks that charges will be able to halt it. Nearly so enthusiastic about offense, he claims that it is for his youngsters to master intricacies—especially the tim- -of the T. May Throw Don't be too surprised if the B donists start tossing the ball and rather freely. In quarterRonine Sanchez they have of the best tossers yet seen in office, and the ends, thus far, be shown no difficulty in snagthem. Probable starting lineups: LIFT THE LID—Sam Keith's Bs will open the season tonight in the 6 p.m. preliminary at dens. Opening for the Bs will be Dick Ramella, Bob Sanders, Don Davis, Mike Patin, Dea Tei Tanaka, and Gene Winger on the line and Gary Wells, Bill Walker, Ronnie Sanchez, Ball in the backfield. FJC-Vike Tilt Doubly Crucial Right!—the season's only two weeks old, but that's a going to be a mighty important game that they're playing tonight in Fuller- Pasadena, Loaded with Veteran Confidence, Invades Santa Ana Oozing with confidence, an annually tough Pasadena team invades Santa Ana tonight, looking for its second straight victory over an Eastern conference foe. their own admission, Coach Bob Blackman, his boys from figuring they can run up the sco FJC-Vike Tilt Doubly Crucial Right!—the season's only two weeks old, but that's a going to be a mighty important game that they're playing tonight in Fullerton. At stake are: 1. A possible road to the Little Rose Bowl. 2. A comparison between Fullerton and Santa Ana for the Turkey Day tussle. Long Beach, which invades the Hornets' nest tonight will be the measuring stick for the second of the possibilities. Conquerors of Santa Ana by a 20-7 count last week, the Vikings are just about an even bet against a Fullerton squad that has not really yet been extended in its two games to date. As for the late December date in Pasadena, early contests so far have shown Long Beach and Fullerton to be among the contenders. Others include East Los Angeles and Compton, the perennial candidate. Kickoff is set for 8 p.m. BASEBALL STANDINGS Pacific Coast League W L Pet GBL Oakland ... 114 75 .603 San Diego ... 109 82 .566 Hollywood ... 97 91 .516 16% Seattle ... 93 94 .497 20 Portland ... 92 94 .495 20% San Francisco ... 92 95 .492 21 Los Angeles ... 79 107 .425 33% Sacramento ... 76 112 .404 37% Last Night's Games Sacramento at Hollywood (2) — Evans, (14-20) and Elliott (1-4) vs Bartlett (8-5) and Lehman (9-10). Los Angeles at Portland (2) — Adkins (1-6) and Manville (2-8) vs Drilling (12-16) and Elbert (4-4). San Diego at Oakland, (2) — Embree (16-11) and Welmaker (5-10) vs Bandberger (17-11) and Harrist (18-8). San Francisco at Seattle — Perez (9-8) vs Davis (8-9) American League W L Pet GBL New York ... 97 55 .638 Detroit ... 94 57 .623 Boston ... 92 59 .609 Cleveland ... 90 61 .596 Washington ... 67 85 .441 30 Chicago ... 58 93 .384 38 St. Louis ... 57 94 .377 39% Philadelphia ... 51 102 .333 46% Yesterday's Games Detroit 4, St. Louis 3. New York 8, Philadelphia 6, (10 in their own admission, Coach Bob Blackman his boys from figuring they can run up the score Ana." Kickoff is slated for tonight. BEYERLINES Ernie B The old average slipped last week, but then it was bound to. Still, it's a very healthy .870 for the first two weeks of the year. Last week wound up with 29 wins, 5 losses, and a tie—that makes the year's total 40-6-1. Although most of the teams do not get into action until this weekend, and some not even until next Saturday, here, nevertheless, is the first installment of BEYERATINGS: For colleges—1. Notre Dame (753) 2. Oklahoma (745) 3. California (743) 4. UCLA (734) 5. Army (720) 6. Minnesota (715) 7. Ohio State (707) 8. Kentucky (705) 9. Southern California (703) 10. College of Pacific (700) 11. SMU (696) 12. Wisconsin (696) 13. Michigan State (695) 14. Rice (692) 15. Boston University (688). The pros—1. Cleveland (818) 2. Philadelphia (752) 3. Detroit (740) 4. Bears (738) 5. Giants (732) 6. Los Angeles (718) 7. Washington (707) 8. Yanks (690) 9. Pittsburgh (684) 10. Green Bay (683) 11. San Francisco (645) 12. Baltimore (628) 13. Cards (606). And thence to this week's picks: ARMY-COLGATE A fool, by far, me, Were I not to take Army. BC-OKLAHOMA Sooners reign regal Over the Eagle. BROWN-YALE Not my pick, man, Is the team coached by Hickman CORNELL-LAFAYETTE Lafayette plays dead Before the Big Red. DARTMOUTH-HOLY CROSS A pick that's good for either sex Is to shy away from Holy X. GEORGETOWN-PENN STATE MINNESOTA-WASHINGTON The Huskies Have no luckies. MISSOURI-CLEMENS Tiger-vs.-Tiger go I'll take the one by Favorite NOTRE DAME-NO.C. I won't get famous, But I'll take Notre Dame OHIO STATE-SANITARY I won't duck, guys, From the Buckeyes. OKLAHOMA A&M This prediction's For the Christian's. TEXAS-PURDY The Boilermakers Will have few takers. ALABAMA-TULLE A vote for the Greens From Beyerleens. AUBURN-VANDELL The Commodore Will sweep the floor. GEORGIA-ST.MAY The Gael Is slowly going to Haell. GEO.TECH-SO.CA What the heck! Georgia Tech. KENTUCKY-MISSISSippi The Wildcat will beden The Rebel. LSU-COP The victor of this crucible Is the COP inital. MISS.S.TATE-TENNIVictory guaranteed By Tennessee. N.C. STATE-WAKE The team that'll be able Is the one coached by WM. & MARY-CINC No need to tarry, Take William and Mary BAYLOR-HOUSTON SINCE five of the county's teams have already tasted at in the yet-young season. The first time out were Ana, Orange, Huntington, Valencia and Capistrano. The week-end's schedule: Aremont at Brea-Olinda. Nita at Valencia. Genta at Laguna Beach. Nita Ana at Long Beach Wilport Harbor at Excelsior. Haheim at Bell Gardens. Huntington Beach at Oceanside Garden Grove at Orange Stin at Hemet. Pistrano at Vista. Wittier at Fullerton. American League W L Pet GBL New York 97 55 .638 — Detroit 94 57 .623 2½ Boston 92 59 .609 4½ Cleveland 90 61 .596 6 Washington 67 85 .441 30 Chicago 58 93 .384 38 St. Louis 57 94 .377 39½ Philadelphia 51 102 .333 46½ Yesterday's Games Detroit 4, St. Louis 3. New York 8, Philadelphia 6, (10 innings). Boston 4, Washington 3. Only games scheduled. Games Today Washington at Boston—Kuzava (9-10) vs Masterson (8-6). Cleveland at Detroit—Garcia (11-10) vs Gray (10-7). Only games scheduled. National League W L Pet GBL Philadelphia 90 62 .592 — Brooklyn 86 64 .573 3 Boston 83 67 .553 6 New York 84 68 .553 6 St. Louis 75 74 .503 13½ Cincinnati 64 86 .427 26 Chicago 63 86 .423 26½ Pittsburgh 56 94 .373 34 Yesterday's Games New York 3-3, Philadelphia 1-1. Brooklyn 6-4, Boston 5-8. St. Louis 7, Cincinnati 0. Only games scheduled. Games Today Boston at Brooklyn, (2)—Brickford (19-18) and Surkont (6-1) vs Roe (19-11) and Newcombe (19-10). Chicago at St. Louis—Miner (8-12) vs Boyer (7-8). Only games scheduled. MOVING - STORAGE General Trucking —PHONE 2123— 505 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim BC-OKLAHOMA Sooners reign regal Over the Eagle. BROWN-YALE Not my pick, man, Is the team coached by Hickman CORNELL-LAFAYETTE Lafayette plays dead Before the Big Red. DARTMOUTH-HOLY CROSS A pick that's good for either sex Is to shy away from Holy X. GEORGETOWN-PENN STATE Penn State's Nittany Lions Are not the choice of the Beyerlions. MARYLAND-NAVY It's surely not the Middle In A. D. Nineteen-liddy. PENN-VIRGINIA It's Penn's turn we fear, To have a Cavalier. PITT-DUKE The Panther Ith not the anther. SYRACUSE-TEMPLE We can't refuse To pick Syracuse. ILLINOIS-OHI Ohio Oh-low-oh. INDIANA-NEBRASKA We don't choosers. The Hoosters. SC-IOWA The corny boylets Won't flush the Troylets. IOWA ST.- NORTH WESTERN Iowa State, Cheapskate! KANSAS-DENVER I'd never Take Denver. KANSAS ST.-COLORADO An El Dorado For Colorado. MARQUETTE-WISCONSIN Marquette, for shame, Will play the Badger game. MICHIGAN-MICHIGAN STATE The Spartan. Is startin'. LSU-COP The victor of this crucus is the COP inital. MISS. STATE-TENNESSEE Victory guaranteed By Tennessee. N. C. STATE-WAKEE The team that'll be able Is the one coached by WM. & MARY-CINCELLO No need to tarry, Take William and Mary. BAYLOR-HOUSTON Wrong last week, Still Baylor's own pick: RICE-SANTA CLUB "What's your pick?" you "Owl." TEXAS A&M-TEXAS The Aggies Won't laggics. CAL-OREGON Oregon I'll ignore again. IDAHO-MONTANA Light the candles For the Vandals. UCLA-WASH ST 'Mid Cougar ruins Stand the Bruins. STANFORD-SUNDAY You won't find the Dons ricked by Beyerlons. The Pro Game BEARS-GREEN Against the Packer The chips are stacker. LOS ANGELES-4 By TV eyed afar This win by Stydahar. PITTSBURGH - WAS The Steelers Are kneelers. BALTIMORE-CAL Get set for a jolt: A win for the Colt! DETROIT-YANKE The Lions of Detroit Are on a winning spoilt. GIANTS-CLEVELAND Predicting victory for the Ends this week's Beyerlons. Gardens HOLD EVERYTHING! TILL YOU'VE SEEN THESE... GREAT FOOD SAVINGS FRESH GROUND ALL BEEF Lb: 39¢ LEAN SHORT RIBS 39¢ COLORED CUBED OLEO 27¢ LONGHORN CHEESE 49¢ FRY THEM-BOIL THEM SPENCERS 89¢ Pan Ready-Fresh CHICKEN 69¢ LOIN END Pork ROAST 49¢ WE SPECIALIZE IN LOW PRICES EVERY DAY... 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LSU-COR The victor of this crucial Is the COP inital. MISS. STATE-TENNESSEE Victory guaranteed By Tennessee. N. C. STATE-WAKE FOREST The team that'll be ahead Is the one coached by Seahead. WM. & MARY-CINCINNATI No need to tarry, Take William and Mary. BAYLOR-HOUSTON IT'S THE BEST [YOU KNOW ITS REPUTATION] BUY [NO CAR SO BIG IS PRICED SO LOW] OF ALL! [THE LEAST YOU CAN PAY FOR THE BEST] DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR YOU CAN'T BEAT A PONTIAC Combine Pontiac's beauty, size and comfort with its world-wide reputation for fine performance, economical and dependable long life—and you'll see why this year more people than ever are saying it's the best buy of all. Come in—and see and drive the 1950 Pontiac today! BEVINS PONTIAC CO. 336 S. LOS ANGELES ST. PH. 4012 ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST PONTIAC DEALER