anaheim-gazette 1950-10-20

Wilshire Theatre 205 Wilshire—Fullerton Box Office Open Daily 6:15 Sun.—1:15 Continuous Always First Run Pictures NOW SHOWING "THE HAPPY YEARS" (in Technicolor) (A picture for the entire family) Dean Stockwell Scotty Beckett also "RIDERS OF THE RANGE" Tim Holt STARTING SUNDAY Samuel Goldwyn Proudly Presents that Great Show "OUR VERY OWN" (See it with some one you love) Ann Blythe - Farley Granger Second Feature "ON THE ISLE OF SAMOA" Jon Hall BANK NITE MON. & THURS. FOX Open 6:45. — Start 7 Sat. & Sun. 12:45 and 1:00 Now Showing! THE MEN MARLON BRANDO TERESA WRIGHT RELEASED THURS UNITED ARTISTS JOAN PONTAINE ROBERTRYAN JACQUARY SCOTT Anaheim Open Despite Injuries, Colonists Favored to Conquer Oilers From now on they all count. “From now on” being in the approximate vicinity p.m., Friday, Oct. 20—that’s when the Anaheim Co. open their conference schedule at La Palma Park withington Beach and start exercising any hopes that they have for carrying off the Sunset League title this year. Colts Seek to End Year-Long Famine LOS ANGELES CO.—The Baltimore Colts arrive here today and the prospects of ending a 17-game losing streak in a game Sunday with the Los Angeles Rams appear bleak. The swing team of the National Football league won its last game Oct. 2, 1949, from Buffalo in the now dead All-America conference. Baltimore dropped the next six in succession and this year, in the National league, has been stopped 11 times. “This is just what worries me,” said Joe Stydahar of the Rams. “The Colts can be tough and they are bound to beat someone someday. It could be us this week after the way they played against Philadelphia last Sunday.” Baltimore stymied the powerful Eagles at 14-14 until, with only eight minutes left in the game, Philadelphia came on to win, 24 to 14: "The Colonists, who have two and lost one so far they will rule slight favorites of Oilers—a condition that may furrowed the brow of Heard Clare Van Hobrebele with "My boys can read the he moaned," and see whereington Beach only beat Hodens 6-0 while we beat them And then their coach wasn't disappointed about loss to Covina last week they were outmanned." One Chance It doesn't make for an sphere that should fire eleven, that's for sure. Van beke is afraid that the letdown might prove fatal what is actually a well-pHuntington Beach team. “And this is our one chance win a league game this year added. If the Colonists do win it will be with a squad reduced from last week's of a series of injuries. Starting of the year, has lost both of its starting—Charles Lechuga and A rero—on injuries: Lechu thought to be out for the MEN and JOAN FONTAINE BORN TO BE BAD SUNDAY THE PULLER BALL ALBERT Plus More Comedy! The Admiral Was a Lady ANAHEIM DAY Open 6:15—Start 6:30 Sal. & Sun. 12:45 and 1:00 Now. Showing Geo. Bernard Shaw's "MAJOR BARBARA" Deborah Kerr Rex Harrison and Leslie Howard "PYGMALION" Sunday ... "KIND HEARTS & CORONETS" also— "BROKEN JOURNEY" Wednesday ... "LA TRIVIATA" Thursday ... "QUARTET" (POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT) A Real Leader in Any Crisis GOVERNOR EARL WARREN VOTE NOV. 7th To Keep “This is just what worries me,” said Joe Stydahar of the Rams. “The Colts can be tough and they are bound to beat someone some-day. It could be us this week after the way they played against Philadelphia last Sunday.” Baltimore stymied the powerful Eagles at 14-14 until, with only eight minutes left in the game, Philadelphia came on to win, 24 to 14. 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Guerrero Out Guerrero was one of four nists who received hurt Covina game last Friday others were guard Al Cliff backs Leonard Weaver Webber. Guerrero is on hors de combat tonight, others may joust a bit, none will start—with the exception of Webber. Webber may open at with Augie Huesca at the but Van Hoorebeke ind more likely combination put Huesca and fullbackerts at the halfback sp John Steinborn at full. has been working out du week at the halfback sp won't enter the game col position. Weaver to Play In three games this year has carried—the ball o times for an average of carry from fullback. He used extensively, however defensive linebacker, and this capacity last week intercepted two Covina part of them setting up the le heim score. It was thought at f Leonard Weaver, the word the backfield, might n game, but he apaprentry given the doctor's OK to p although he will not start first time this year. We fered a back injury some while diving and this m second time this year that aggravated it. It is also reported, how Huntington Beach will r the pink of health for ton counter. Four first string injured in the Oilers' game Downey last week and it ful how much service they No Cinch At any rate, Huntingto is not expected to be a p It is a tough defensive o Hoorebeke says, one that excel in rough crisp tack bit of information com (POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT) A Real Leader in Any Crisis GOVERNOR EARL WARREN VOTE NOV. 7th To Keep Our GOV. WARREN on The Job A. J. MFADDEN SANTA ANA WM. J. PHILLIPS FULLERTON ORANGE CO. CO-CHAIRMAN, WARREN FOR GOVERNOR COMMITTEE MRS. ARTHUR MAX Orange County Chairman Women's Div. Warren For Governor Kenneth F. Hellyer - Ernest Ganahl Anaheim Co-chairmen Mrs. J. J. Dwyer Anaheim Chairman, Women's Division EARL WARBEN FOR GOVERNOR HEADQUARTERS Room 22—Ramona Bldg. K13 5780 118 W. 5th St., Santa Ana K13 5741 It is also reported, however, that Huntington Beach will receive the pink of health for tonic counter. Four first stringinjured in the Oilers' game, Downey last week and it ful how much service they have. No Cinch At any rate, Huntington is not expected to be a pIt is a tough defensive o Hoorebeke says, one that excel in rough crisp tack bit of information comithe Downey coach. Fortuthe feeling as they come heim is that this "is a chance to win a league g year." Say, that sounds doesn't it? Sam Keith's B team, wh ed out a late victory o Gardens and hasn't been score since, will play tho inary at 6 p.m. The lineups: ANAHEIM HUNT Webb LE Holve LT Lamas LG Geselle C Head RG Herrera RT W Cyprian RE Peterson QB Huesca LH Roberts RH R Steinborn FB SIGMA SWEETHEART SYRACUSE, N. Dotty Grover, Freeport, sophomore and the na- “sweetheart of Sigma once again leading the Syracuse University band between halves of grid contests. Dotty is a baton-twirling champion, Sun Opens League Play with Colonists Oilers The approximate vicinity of 8 when the Anaheim Colonists La Palma Park with Hunt any hopes that they might League title this year. The Colonists, who have won two and lost one so far this year, will rule slight favorites over the Oilers—a condition that has again surrored the brow of Head Coach are Van Hoorebeke with worries. "My boys can read the papers," moaned, "and see where Huntington Beach only beat Bell Gardens 6-0 while we beat them 19-0, and then their coach said he wasn't disappointed about their loss to Covina last week because they were outmanned." One Chance It doesn't make for an atmosphere that should fire up an even, that's for sure. Van Hoorebeke is afraid that the mental downtown might prove fatal against that is actually a well-grounded Huntington Beach team. "And this is our one chance to win a league game this year," he added. If the Colonists do win this one, will be with a squad somewhat reduced from last week's because of a series of injuries. Since the beginning of the year, Anaheim was lost both of its starting tackles—Charles Lechuga and Al Guerero—on injuries. Lechuga, first thought to be out for the season, A SWITCH IN TIME—Because of injuries that have hampered two of his halfbacks, Coach Claire Van Hoorebeke will probably open with fullback Jim Roberts (above) in one of the halfback roles tonight against Huntington Beach. (Gazette photo by Beyer) Orange Start Q With most of the least three full-sided games behind their teams of both the Sunset leagues swing action today. All of the Orange scheduled for 3 p.m., Sunset games will at 8. It will be a day throughout the CIF, leagues also showing involving 48 high school. The schedule for teams: Orange Grove Garden Grove at tin's Tillers are def champs, and, as succ to open their quest title with a victory Grove. Tustin has its four starts this one very favorable score—Tustin 36, Orange 19, Garden Grove. Capistrano at though their win over in 1948 was the latory that they had to turn in, Valencia not expected to do they clash this after week Valencia poste over California Ju A SWITCH IN TIME—Because of injuries that have hampered two of his halfbacks, Coach Claire Van Hoorebeke will probably open with fullback Jim Roberts (above) in one of the halfback roles tonight against Huntington Beach. Nation’s Best-Army, Okies–Relax on ‘Breather’ Weekend NEW YORK (AP)—This is “breather” week for the two top college football teams in the country—Army and Oklahoma. If either of the powerhouses loses tomorrow, it would be as big a bombshell as Purdue beating Notre Dame two weeks ago. But each figure to triumph almost as it pleases. Top-rated Army, fresh from licking Michigan of the Big Ten, this time invades the Ivy league for a tussle with Harvard, one of the weak sisters of the loop, at Cambridge, Mass. The Oklahoma Sooners, sporting the longest winning streak in college football —24 games—entertains Kansas State of the Big Seven. This, too, should provide easy pickings for Bud Wilkinson’s eleven, for Kansas State has dropped four straight games. No SMU Breather Southern Methodist, the No. 3 outfit, however, could run into trouble. Moanin’ Rusty Russell leads his band to Houston, Texas, for a battle with Rice that could decide the eventual winner of the Southwest conference race. That 56-0 triumph Southern Methodist scored over Oklahoma A. & M. last week apparently isn’t fazing Rice in the least. Rice came out with a 41-27 decision last year. Notre Dame, dumped to the No. 11 spot in the national ranking, takes on Indiana. If Frank Leahy’s band wins impressively, it might regain some of its lost prestige. Score on Clemson The last major untouched goal line was crossed yesterday when Clemson played a 14-14 tie with South Carolina at Columbia, S.C., Carolina, Clemson had won its first three games without yielding a score. Most of the conferences have important frays on tap Saturday. Besides the SMU-Rice affair in the Soutwest, there is Texas-Arkansas at Austin and Texas A. & M.-Texas Christian at College. SPORTS MIRROR By the Associated Press Today a year ago—South Carolina upset Clemson, 27-18. Five years ago—the New York Yankees said there would be night ball in Yankee Stadium in 1946. Ten years ago—the Washington Redskins posted their fifth straight National Football League victory, defeating Philadelphia, 34 to 17. Fifteen years ago—Hank Greenberg of the Detroit Tigers was voted the most valuable player in the American League. Football On the Air By The Associated Press SATURDAY—Radio 10:45 a.m., KMFC, Army-Harvard. 11:15 a.m., KECA, Ohio State-Minnesota. 11:30 a.m., KNX, Football Roundup. 12:00 p.m., KFI, Notre Dame-Indiana. 1:45 p.m., KFI, UCLA-Stanford. 1:45 p.m., KHJ, California-Oregon State. 7:45 p.m., KMPC, Loyola-COP. Dons Face Foe in Trolley That's life. Just when the San Francisco team begins to send some of the spikes that sent them to the Bowl last year, he smack dab up again city of Southern Californienomorrow night. Ordinarly college teams are hardly material for junior only this isn’t order. Best Since The Trobabes have what they call their best squads Dean, Cromwell canberer. They hadn’t a California or a S man squad since I took care of half pounding the Berkshire 20 last week in the And it wasn’t be weaker. Up the B say that Pappy W Eastern Standi Wt Mt. San Antonio 1 0 Santa Ana 1 0 Chaffey 1 0 Fullerton 0 0 Orange Coast 0 0 Riverside 0 0 San Bernardino 0 2 nated 15 prep stars like to have as He got 14 of them something calculate weak squad. Contratto It may be signif that the 15th one-managed to get a Conratto, the qua was player of the y last year while lea to the CIF chari currently manages T as a running pass times kicking fool. In back and front It is also reported, however, that Huntington Beach will not be in the pink of health for tonight's encounter. Four first stringers were injured in the Oilers' game with Downey last week and it is doubtful how much service they will see. No Cinch At any rate, Huntington Beach is not expected to be a pusnover. It is a tough defensive club, Van Hoorebeke says, one that seems to excel in rough crisp tackles—this bit of information coming from the Downey coach. Furthermore, the feeling as they come to Anaheim is that this "is our one chance to win a league game this year." Say, that sounds familiar, doesn't it? Sam Keith's B team, which pulled out a late victory over Bell Gardens and hasn't been able to score since, will play the preliminary at 6 p.m. The lineups: ANAHEIM HUNT BEACH Webb LE Chaney Holve LT Bodine Lamas LG Russell Geselle C Milligan Head RG Penhall Herrera RT W Boswell Cyprian RE Ross Peterson QB Kimball Huesca LH Arevelas Roberts RH R. Boswell Steinborn FB Whitefield SIGMA SWEETHEART SYRACUSE, N. Y.—(AP)—Dotty Grover, Freeport, L. I., Sophomore and the national sweetheart of Sigma Chi," is once again leading the 120-piece Syracuse University marching band between halves of Orange trid contests. Dotty is a nationalaton-twirling champion, too. Score on Clemson The last major untouched goal line was crossed yesterday when Clemson played a 14-14 tie with South Carolina at Columbia, S.C. Carolina, Clemson had won its first three games without yielding a score. Most of the conferences have important frays on tap Saturday. Besides the SMU-Rice affair in the Soutwest, there is Texas-Arkansas at Austin and Texas A. & M.-Texas Christian at College Station. In the Big Ten, Wisconsin, the surprise leader, faces Michigan, which last week bowed to Army. The Wolverines will be out to redeem themselves. Ohio State, No. 9 in the country, and Rose Bowl champion, will play Minnesota at Minneapolis. PCC In East California is favored over Oregon State at Berkeley, while Stanford rates over UCLA at Los Angeles. Two other Coast schools will be involved in intersectional play. Washington, co-leader with California of the PCC, visits Illinois, while Southern California will test Navy. The two leaders of the Ivy league Cornell and Yale—come to grips at Ithica, N. Y. Pennsylvania plays Columbia. Other Stuff In the Southeastern conference, the No. 4 team, Kentucky, choice to head the loop, engages Villa-nova in a non-league game. The big league games will be Tennessee-Alabama, Auburn - Georgia Tech, Vanderbilt - Florida and Georgia-Louisiana State. Maryland, the eighth-ranked team in the country, gets its first taste of league competition when... with Huntington Beach Orange County’s Dozen Football Teams Start Quest for Two Loop Championships With most of them having at least three full-scale practice games behind them, all of the teams of both the Orange and Sunset leagues swing into league action today. All of the Orange games are scheduled for 3 p.m., while the Sunset games will be night tilts at 8. It will be a day of action all throughout the CIF, with 16 other leagues also showing league action involving 48 high school teams. The schedule for Orange county teams: Orange League Garden Grove at Tustin—Tustin’s Tillers are defending league champs, and, as such, are favored to open their quest to retain that title with a victory over Garden Grove. Tustin has won three of its four starts this year and has one very favorable comparative score—Tustin 36, Orange 13, Orange 19, Garden Grove O. Capistrano at Valencia—Although their win over Capistrano in 1948 was the last league victory that they have been able to turn in, Valencia’s Tigers are not expected to do the same when they clash this afternoon. Last week Valencia posted a 31-20 win over California Junior Republic, its first in 13 games. So the Tigers may have found the winning formula—still, they face a Capistrano eleven that has a better record with two wins, a loss, and a tie. Laguna at Brea—Brea, looking for its first win of the season, will more than likely suffer its fourth straight defeat—this time at the hands of the Artists. Laguna Beach has lost only one game (19-0 to Orange) and last year posted a 45-6 triumph over Brea. Moreover, it’s a matter of manpower. Laguna has a 38-man roster. Brea only expected to have 21 for the league opener, but this has now boiled down to 17. Sunset League Orange at Santa Ana—Orange won from Santa Ana last year, the first time that it had been able to do that in over 20 years, and it is wondering if it can do it again. If it does, it will be the first Orange team ever to post two straight victories over a Saint squad. Both schools have had somewhat similar seasons thus far, losing first, and then winning. Orange’s three wins have been more impressive, pointwise, but Santa Ana’s 2-2 record comes from playing stiffer competition. Newport at Fullerton—Is this the one to settle the league title already? That’s what Sunset league observers would have you believe, for they have singled out Newport as the loop’s best, with Fullerton, the defending champ, right behind. Both have fair records—Fullerton 2-1-1; Newport 2-2-0—but both have been running in tough company including South Pasadena, Whittier, St. Anthony’s, and Oxnard. It won’t exactly mean the league title, but the winner will be conceded to have a good preliminary grip. Huntington Beach at Anaheim—This is fully discussed elsewhere. Navy has two newcomers on its 1950 football schedule—Maryland and Northwestern. Capistrano at Valencia — Although their win over Capistrano in 1948 was the last league victory that they have been able to turn in, Valencia's Tigers are not expected to do the same when they clash this afternoon. Last week Valencia posted a 31-20 win over California Junior Republic. Dons Face Tough Foe in Trobabes That's life. Just when the Santa Ana Dons were beginning to show a rebirth of some of the spirit and ability that sent them to the Little Rose Bowl last year, here they come smack dab up against the University of Southern California freshmen tomorrow night at Santa Ana. Ordinarily college freshmen teams are hardly even warmup material for junior college squads. Only this isn't ordinarily. Best Since When The Trobabes have come up with what they consider one of their best squads since even Dean Cromwell cares to remember. They hadn't beaten either a California or a Stanford freshman squad since 1942, but they took care of half of that by pounding the Berkeley Cubs 28-20 last week in the Coliseum. And it wasn't because Cal was weaker. Up the Bay way they say that Pappy Waldorf desig-nated 15 prep stars that he would like to have as 1950 freshmen. He got 14 of them—not exactly something calculated to make a weak squad. Contratto Tough It may be significant to report that the 15th one—the one that managed to get away—is Jim Conratto, the quarterback who was player of the year in the CIF last year while leading Compton to the CIF championship. He currently manages the Trojan split T as a running, passing, and sometimes kicking fool. In back and front of him aren't again. If it does, it will be the first Orange team ever to post two straight victories over a Saint squad. Both schools have had somewhat similar seasons thus far, losing first, and then winning. Orange's three wins have been more impressive, pointwise, but Santa Ana's 2-2 record comes from playing stiffer competition. Newport at Fullerton—Is this the one to settle the league title CONTRATTO Tough It may be significant to report that the 15th one—the one that managed to get away—is Jim Conratto, the quarterback who was player of the year in the CIF last year while leading Compton to the CIF championship. He currently manages the Trojan split T as a running, passing, and sometimes kicking fool. In back and front of him aren't exactly peasants. Tom Nickoloff is practically unturnable at end, and the middle of the line has Chuck Weeks, an all-American high school choice last year at Canton, Ohio. Weeks kicked the four conversions last week. Topped Chaffey There's a Hawaiian back yclept Henry Han who is peachy-keen on pass defense, and another whose name is Koch (pronounced Cook) who passed for one touchdown and ran 92 yards with a kickoff for another. With Contratto playing about half the time the Trojabes squashed Chaffey 38-13. And Santa Ana was just getting started, too. That's life. DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR YOU CAN'T BEAT A PONTIAC If you want a big car with big car comfort—plus distinctively beautiful Silver Streak styling—Pontiac is the car for you. Yes, you get all this at the low price shown here—and in addition the price-less performance, dependability and economy for which Pontiac is famous. See and drive the 1950 Pontiac today. BEVINS PONTIAC CO. 336 S. LOS ANGELES ST. PH. 4012 ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST PONTIAC DEALER