anaheim-gazette 1950-10-06

Colonists Face Confident Colonist Attitude Worries Coach Van Hoorebeke Coach Clare Van Hoorebeke leads his Colonists to the second fray of the year tonight, meekly muttering, “C and get ’em, Citrus, they’re ripe.” He thought that he’d experience just about every of hardship in preparing the Colonists for their op against Bell Gardens last week, but he’s run up against entirely new one this week—over-confidence. Statistically, there is good reason for the Anaheimers to feel that they have a pushover this week. They had little trouble in dropping Bell Gardens last Friday, while Citrus has yet failed to win this year. They were toppled 25-6 by Cantwell and 39-6 by Downey. What the mere scores don’t show, however, is that, in Downey and Cantwell, Citrus played two very powerful Southern California teams. There is no secret about Downey’s strength. And Cantwell is annually one of the best of the Southland’s Catholic teams. The Colonists certainly won’t be able to blame Van Hoorebeke should they be upset tonight. He has repeatedly tried to warn them during the week. Last Friday night William Hicks, a regular Coach, scouted the Citrus-Downey game, and he gave a full report to the Colonists. The game again shapes up as a battle of T formations, with the distinction that Citrus Coach Blas Murcurio uses a very tight T, as opposed to Van Hoorebeke’s some-what loose T. Hicks lauded running of halfback Miller L 200-plus pounder, who runs his sprinter once the line springs free. Apparently Lee will be main consideration. The full and the other halfback are fair, and Lee carries the principally on straight-ahead er thrusts. The pass def meanwhile, will have to keep eye out for the passing of quail back Bob Bjorkland, who most of his throwing will fading back into a protective Against this, the Colonists expected to toss their run game which they used almost clusively against Bell Gardens last week. Leonard Weaver, How to Get Ther If you want to see the C Anaheim game tonight, here’s to go about it: Up Highway 101 through Fulton, past the big turn north of Halra, until Highway 38. Doory Open 8:15; Show Starts 6:30 NOW SHOWING "WOMAN TROUBLE" Italy's Comedy of the Year —Plus— "GUAGLIO" (Wal-Yo) a Virid and Dramatic Neapolitan Version of our own "Boys Town" STARTS SUNDAY Two Great Pictures "TIGHT LITTLE ISLAND" and "THIS HAPPY BREED" The Colonists certainly won't be able to blame Van Hoorebeke should they be upset tonight. He has repeatedly tried to warn them during the week. Last Friday night William Hicks, a regular Coach, scouted the Citrus-Downey game, and he gave a full report to the Colonists. 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Quarterbacks Enoch Peter and Jerry Dickenson may do to get a little fancier this week since Van Hoorebeke has several new plays to the team week, most of them involving more faking and deception most of those used last week. Sain Keith's B team starts at 6 again this evening. Keith not pushed the Bs too hard week, but off their great statistic in their opening victory, should be ready for Citrus you're an advocate of wide football, it is suggested that come to see the B game. Anaheim—Citrus— Webb LE Da Guerrero LT M Lamas LG A Geselle C Peel Head RG Richan Lechuga RT De Cyprien RE W Dickenson QB Bjork Weaver LH Huesca RH Steinborn FB Hun Holy Cross holds a 22 to game edge over arch-rival College in their football season. Three games were ties. ONLY $1957 DELIVERED HERE S-PASSENGER STREAMLINER SIX SEDAN COUPE No Car so Big Is Priced so Low More beautiful than any—and lower-priced than most! That's only part of the story of the big, distinctive 1950 Pontiac. 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Ennis caught DiMaggio's high pop behind second base. No runs, no hits, no errors, one left. SECOND INNING PHILLIES—Coleman charged in on the grass to scoop up Sisler's slow roller and tossed him out at first. Hamner smashed a single off Johnson's glove. Rizzuto retrieving it. Seminick riffled a single past Rizzuto into center field, and Hamner reached third just ahead of DiMaggio's throw. Lopat charged off the mound to field Gollat's roller, faked Hamner back to third, then whipped out Gollat at the play. Johnson made a nice pickup first. Seminick moved to second on at first. Seminick moved to second on the play. Johnson made a nice pickup threw him out. No runs, two hits, no errors, two Tomorrow’s Series Hurlers YANKEES—Bauer sebounder back to the move an easy out. Heintzelman Mize skied to Gollat in as Ennis stumbled and fouled for a start for the ball. Joel out. No runs, no hits, no left. THIRD INNING PHILLIES—Waltkus flied who made a nice run in right center. Ashburn looked third strike. Jones singled field. Ennis popped out foul. No runs, one hit, no errors. YANKEES—Mapes sent to Waltkus behind first was called out on strikes. The second straight time four pitches. Rizzuto stolte the first pitch to Coleman to third when Seminick bounced off Gollat's glove into center field. Sen charged with the error singled into left field but was out. Sisler to Gollat as he tried to stroke into a two-bagger. It was run. One run, one hit, one left. FOURTH INNING PHILLIES—Mize fielded grounder inside the first the unassisted putout. He to Mapes in right. Sen down swinging at a third. No runs, no hits, no left. YANKEES—Berra tried his swing but tapped wounded and was throw Heintzelman. DiMaggio’s at the feet of Sisler in left. Ennis raced behind Ashburn field to get Bauer’s long grabbed Mize’s grounder assisted putout. How to Get There you want to see the Citrusheim game tonight, here's how about it: Highway 101 through Fullerpast the big turn north of Lala, until Highway 39 is used. This may be followed into Foothill boulevard, Azusa's principal street will cross the way. Turn right on it as far the next stop sign. Here, there fork in the road. Take the leading to Glendora. Citrus school is located about threehours of a mile down this road at the fork. a doubtful starter earlier in week, again participated in act work later on and appears to start at one of the halfspots with Augie Huesca at other. They were the two big and gainers for the Colonists week. charterbacks Enoch Peterson Jerry Dickenson may decide it a little fancier this week, Van Hoorebeke handed new plays to the team this most of them involving a bit faking and deception than of those used last week. Keith's B team starts it off again this evening. Keith has pushed the Bs too hard this but off their great statistical in their opening victory, they did ready for Citrus. If an advocate of wide open all, it is suggested that you to see the B game. They CITUS— Le Dayton Rero Moline as LG Allen ille C Pedrosa RG Richardson uga RT Dennis ien RE White enson QB Bjorkland ver LH Veto ca RH Lee born FB Huggins Cross holds a 22 to 21 edge over arch-rival Boston in their football series. The games were ties. A-CAR DRIVE-IN THEATRE 6612 Lincoln Ave. Center, 5 Mi. W. of Anaheim Friday and Saturday BOB MILLER 11-6 ED FORD 9-1 BEYERLINES by Ernie Beyer Undaunted, here we go: ARMY-PENN STATE They'll hit paydirts, Those Caderts. BOSTON COLLEGE-MISS. Mississippi Strikes like electricisippi. BOSTON U.-DUQUENSE I've often Taken Bofton. BROWN-HOLY CROSS They won't hold Brown Down. BUCKNELL-LEHIIGH Lehigh's spell Is cast on Bucknell. COLGATE-WEST. RESERVE I'm sweet On Palmolive-Pect COLUMBIA-HARVARD The crimson Are grimsome CORNELL-SYRACUSE We get the big head When we take the Big Red. DARTMOUTH-MICHIGANThe Wolverine Will discolor the Green. FORDHAM-YALE Eli, Realli. GEORGETOWN-TULSA I'll enjoy a Win by Hoya. MARYLAND-MICHIGAN STATE The turtle Is unfertile. NAVY-NORTHWESTERN Voights Holts. PENN-CALIFORNIA I'm sold Out the Bear of gold. DUKE-TENNESSEE No fluke. Is Duke. FLORIDA-GEORGIA TECH There's nothing horrider Than picking Florider. GEORGIA-NO.CAROLINA The Tarheel Has our seal. LSU-RICE Rice? Nice. MISS. ST-BAYLOR The choice Is Baylor foist. SO. CAROLINA-FURMAN Furman Is squirmin'. VIRGINIA-VPI So solly, Poly. WAKE FOREST-WM. — MARY Wake Forest is speedy, Will score more TD. ARKANSAS-TOU The best in this section is the Texian. DENVER-COP COP Won't S-T-O-P. MONTANA-OREGON Lucky. Ducky. OREGON STATE-STANFORD The Injun Is an engine. ST. MARY'S-LOYOLA The Gael Is for sael. SANTA CLARA-SAN JOSE Don't take the Spartan, That's for 'sartin. SC-WASHINGTON STATE FOURTH INNING PHILLIES—Mize fielded grounder inside the first half and unassisted putout. He to Mapes in right. Seen down swinging at a third. No runs, no hits, no left. YANKEES—Berra tried his swing but tapped well mound and was throw Helntzelman. DiMaggio's at the feet of Sisler in left. Ennis raced behind Ashbey field to get Bauer's long grabbed Mize's grounder and assisted putout. No runs, one hit, no error. FIFTH INNING PHILLIES—Gollat bound Rizzuto. Helntzelman rolled to Lopat who covered first fouled to Johnson behind. No runs, no hits, no left. YANKEES—Jones went and made a nice stop sharp grounder and three Mapes raised a short fly left. Lopat singled into Rizzuto broke his bat on to Gollat near second base. No runs, one hit, no error. SIXTH INNING PHILLIES—Ashburn stired the third straight time. went down swinging to putat's fifth strikeout victim ed a double into the right ner. It was his first hit on Sisler looped a Texas leaver Rizzuto's head scoring the tying run. This also wilt hit of the series for Sisler missed an attempted suicide and Sisler was caught off to Mize. One run, two hits, no left. YANKEES—Coleman single over Jones' head in Berra fouled to Seminick plate. DiMaggio filed to Slate left. Gollat backed up on behind second base to Bauer's high pop-up. No runs, one hit, no error. SEVENTH INNING PHILLIES—Hamner sing the middle into center field laid down a sacrifice bunt FORDRAM-YALE Eli, Reall. GEORGETOWN-TULSA I'll enjoy a Win by Hoya. MARYLAND-MICHIGAN STATE The turtle Is unfertile. NAVY-NORTHWESTERN Voights Hoits. PENN-CALIFORNIA I'm sold On the Bear of gold.' PITT-OHIO STATE The team coached by Fesler Is the pick of this guesser. PRINCETON-RUTGERS Total offense leader Will not teeter. VILLANOVA-MIAMI Like an ice cream soda Make mine Vanillanoda. ILLINOIS-WISCONSIN L'll be brisk And take Wise. INDIANA-IOWA The Hoosiers Are losers. KANSAS-COLOGADO Take the Jayhawks For goodness saws. KAN. ST-MARQUETTE Marquette is Where the bet is. MINNESOTA-NEBRASKA I go for The gopher. MISSOURI-SMU Who can resist? The Methodist? NOTRE DAME-PURDUE It's stylish To take the Irish. OKLAHOMA-TEXAS A&M They're right when they say, "Oklahoma, OK." ALABAMA-VANDERBILT This Crimson Is winsome. CLEMSON-N.C. STATE Back lacks Smack alark! Won't S-T-O-P. MONTANA-OREGON Lucky Ducky. OREGON STATE-STANFORD The Injun Is an engine. ST. MARY'S-LOYOLA The Gael Is for sael SANTA CLARA-SAN JOSE Don't take the Spartan, That's for 'sartin. SC-WASHINGTON STATE Troy, Boy. UCLA-WASHINGTON The chances of the Huskie Are a wee bit dusky. The Pros CLEVELAND-PITTSBURGH One loss per moon Is enough for the Broon. CARDS-BEARS Bears—Halas. Cards—alas. GREEN BAY-YANKS On a platter, man, For Ratterman. LOS ANGELES-PHILADELPHIA The fact is the Rams. Never beat these mans. GIANTS-WASHINGTON Without Sammy, They're hammy. SAN FRANCISCO-DETROIT The 49er Gets further beninder. GERRY COLEMAN mound and was out, Lopperman who covered first. Oa single into center field, Hamner who beat DiMaguto the plate. The blow pullies ahead, 2 to 1, for thein the series. Heintzelma sacrifice bunt down the line and was out, Lopat twho again covered first. Wto Bauer in left center. One run, two hits, no left. YANKEES—Ennis causelong fly a few feet in frieright field barrier. JohnsonMapes was an easy out, Weikus. No runs, one hit, no erroleft. EIGHTH INNING PHILLIES — Ashburn single past Mize into right dropped a sacrifice bunt first base line and was out, Coleman, who covered firstloped in to haul in Enniin left center. Sisler sent to Mize near first base, No runs, one hit, no error. YANKEES-Jack Mayo Sisler in left field for the ewoodling, a left-handed Nter for Lopat. Woodling Hammer. Joe speared Rizzle. (Continued on Page) Opportunity in Series YANKEES—Bauer sent a one-bounder back to the mound and was an easy out, Heintzelman to Waltkus. Mize skled to Gollat in short right as Ennis stumbled and fell in making a start for the ball. Johnson struck out. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left. THIRD INNING PHILLIES—Waltkus filed to Mapes who made a nice running catch in right center. Ashburn looked at a fast third strike. Jones singled into left field. Ennis popped out to Rizzuto. No runs, one hit, no errors, one left. YANKEES—Mapes sent a high pop to Waltkus behind first base. Lopat was called out on strikes. Rizzuto, for the second straight time, walked on four pitches. Rizzuto stole second on the first pitch to Coleman and raced to third when Seminick's low throw bounced off Gollat's glove and rolled into center field. Seminick was charged with the error. Coleman singled into left field scoring Rizzuto but was out. Sisler to Hamner to Gollat as he tried to stretch the hit into a two-bagger. It was an earned run. One run, one hit, one error, none left. FOURTH INNING PHILLIES—Mize fielded Sisler's hot grounder inside the first base line for the unassisted putout. Hamner filed to Mapes in right. Seminick went down swinging at a third strike. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left. YANKEES—Berra tried to check his swing but tapped weakly to the mound and was thrown out by Heintzelman. DiMaggio's fly dropped at the feet of Sisler in left for a single. Ennis raced behind Ashburn in center field to get Bauer's long fly. Waltkus grabbed Mize's grounder for the unassisted putout. Orange County High Schools Face Full Gridiron Schedule Although no league contests are scheduled this week, a full slate of practice games is on tap for Orange county high school football teams this weekend. Most of the games are out or county affairs, but two county teams — although in different leagues—will collide when Laguna Beach tackles Orange tonight. It will be the third straight Orange county game for Orange. It has previously played Tustin and Garden Grove. Five Orange county teams lost their openers this year, and last weekend's activities reduced to three the number of teams still undefeated and untied. They are Laguna Beach, Tustin, and Anaheim. The Colonists, incidentally, will get their first comparison with another Sunset league team when Huntington Beach faces Bell Gardens tonight. Anaheim played Bell Gardens last week, winning 25-0. The weekend's fare: Garden Grove at Puente Anaheim at Citrus Santa Ana at Chaffee South Pasadena at Fullerton Huntington Beach at Bell Gardens Laguna Beach at Orange Chino at Brea-Olinda Capistrano at Fallbrook Vista at Tustin run. One run, one hit, one error, none left. FOURTH INNING PHILLIES—Mize fielded Sisler's hot grounder inside the first base line for the unassisted putout. Hamner filed to Mapes in right. Seminick went down swinging at a third strike. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left. YANKEES—Berra tried to check his swing but tapped weakly to the mound and was thrown out by Heintzelman. DiMaggio's fly dropped at the feet of Sisler in left for a single. Ennis raced behind Ashburn in center field to get Bauer's long fly. Waitkus grabbed Mize's grounder for the unassisted putout. No runs, one hit, no errors, one left. FIFTH INNING PHILLIES—Gollat bounced out to Rizzuto. Heintzelman rolled out, Mize to Lopat who covered first. Waitkus fouled to Johnson behind third base. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left. YANKEES—Jones went to his left and made a nice stop of Johnson's sharp grounder and threw him out. Mapes raised a short fly to Sisler in left. Lopat singled into center field. Rizzuto broke his bat on a short pop to Gollat near second base. No runs, one hit, no errors, one left. SIXTH INNING PHILLIES—Ashburn struck out for the third straight time. Jones also went down swinging to become Lopat's fifth strikeout victim. Ennis lined a double into the right field corner. It was his first hit of the Series. Sisler looped a Texas league, single over Rizzuto's head scoring Ennis with the tying run. This also was the first hit of the series for Sisler. Hamner missed an attempted surprise bunt and Sisler was caught off first, Berra to Mize. One run, two hits, no errors, none left. YANKEES—Coleman shot a line single over Jones' head into left field. Berra fouled to Seminick behind home plate. DiMaggio filed to Sisler in deep left. Gollat backed up on the grass behind second base to get under Bauer's high pop-up. No runs, one hit, no errors, one loft. SEVENTH INNING PHILLIES—Hamner singled through the middle into center field. Seminick laid down a sacrifice bunt toward the another Sunset league team when Huntington Beach faces Bell Gardens tonight. Anaheim played Bell Gardens last week, winning 25-0. The weekend's fare: Garden Grove at Puente Anaheim at Citrus Santa Ana at Chaffee South Pasadena at Fullerton Huntington Beach at Bell Gardens Laguna Beach at Orange Chino at Brea-Olinda Capistrano at Fallbrook Vista at Tustin GERRY COLEMAN mound and was out. Lopat to Coleman who covered first. Gollat lined a single into center field scoring Hamner who beat DiMaggio's throw SUITS GERRY COLEMAN mound and was out. Lopat to Coleman who covered first. Gollat lined a single into center field scoring Hamner who beat DiMaggio's throw to the plate. The blow put the Phillies ahead, 2 to 1, for the first time in the series. Heintzelman dropped a sacrifice bunt down the first base line and was out. Lopat to Coleman, who again covered first. Waitkus fled to Bauer in left center. One run, two hits, no errors, one left. YANKEES—Ennis caught Mize's long fly a few feet in front of the right field barrier. Johnson struck out. Mapes was an easy out. Gollat to Waitkus. No runs, one hit, no errors, one left left. EIGHTH INNING PHILLIES — Ashburn slashed a single past Mize into right field. Jones dropped a sacrifice bunt down the first base line and was out. Mize to Coleman, who covered first. DiMaggio loped in to haul in Ennis' high fly in left center. Sisler sent a high pop to Mize near first base. No runs, one hit, no errors, one left. YANKEES—Jack Mayo replaced Sisler in left field for the Phils. Gene Woodling, a left-handed hitter, batted for Lopat. Woodling popped to Hamner. Joes speared Rizzuto's sharp (Continued on Page 6) SUITS TO FIT and FLATTER 49.50 - 55.00 Come see this wonderful selection of fashion-wise, budget conscious slim-line suits. Yes, from your collar to you cuff, you'll show longer, leaner, more youthful lines. 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