anaheim-gazette 1950-11-03

Orange Draws Thankless Role Of Attempting to Halt Indians “Get Fullerton” now becomes the cry around the Sunset league as all six teams continue firing tonight in contests that will put them past the half-way mark in loop play. The unenviable task of trying to stop the Indians, winners of 20 consecutive Sunset league games, falls this time to Orange, currently embedded in a four-way tie for second. Orange, currently embedded in a four-way tie for second. Coach Louis Tsoutsouvas’ Panthers could mess up the standings a bit more, for an Orange win could possibly jumble them up to include a four-way tie for first. Indians Favored Fullerton, however, again has the nod as the favorite. After losing a tough one, 21-13, to Santa Ana in the season’s opener, Orange came back last week to tfrim Huntington Beach 27-6. The Indians appear to stand quite a bit above all of the other Sunset League teams, though, and an Orange win tonight would definitely League Standings SUNSET LEAGUE W L Pt Op Fullerton 2 0 52 12 Anaheim 1 1 38 19 Santa Ana 1 1 23 32 Newport 1 1 19 35 Orange 1 1 40 27 Huntington Beach 0 2 6 53 ORANGE LEAGUE W L Pt Op Laguna 2 0 66 0 Garden Grove 1 1 6 19 Tustin 1 1 38 6 Capistrano 1 1 12 38 Valencia 1 1 21 26 Brea-Olinda 0 2 14 68 be an upset, although not one of major proportions. The Santa Ana Saints, mean- be an upset, although not one of major proportions. The Santa Ana Saints, meanwhile, should have the best chance of racking up a victory throughout the league. They play host to the winless Huntington Beach Oilers, a relatively punchless aggregation which has scored only six points in its two league outings. In the other Sunset League game, Newport Beach and Anaheim untangle their second-place deadlock. After a history making session under the lights last week, the Orange League returns to a full card of day-games this afternoon, and favorites are pretty well established in all contests. Brea Seeks First Laguna Beach is a solid choice to add to its league lead against Valencia, winner of only two games this year. Garden Grove may have a harder time, but it should beat Capistrano, and there is little hope for Brea-Olinda to post its first win of the year against Tustin. Brea will have its largest roster of the year—23 men—available for this game, but it is somewhat padded, 11 players having been taken from the B squad for this purpose. Week's Grid Game Hosts in Cotton NEW YORK (AP)—Theurday for four of the top ten two winners could find thems and Rose Bowls. At Austin, Tex., the No Associated Press poll, South The victor is almost sure to go on to the Southwest conference title and with it the glory of the Cotton Bowl. Road Not Easy At Seattle, it will be Washington and California, battling tooth and nail in the Pacific Coast conference race. But the road to the Rose Bowl will not be easy for the winner. If Howie Odell's Washington Huskies win, they will have to account for Southern California. Should California come out on top, it will have to get past UCLA and Stanford. There's another big one on tap in Philadelphia where Army meets Penn. The Cadets, No. 2 team in the country, are favored, but Penn has an annoying habit of playing its best game against Army. Others Softer The other powers apparently are headed for a relatively easy day. Oklahoma, No. 3 faces Colorado and figures to run its winning skein to 27. Ohio State, No. 4, plays a Big Ten game with Northwestern, while Kentucky, No. 5, takes on Florida. Although it probably will not have any bearing on the Big Ten race, the Illinois-Michigan game at Ann Arbor will have the distinction of drawing the day's biggest crowd—about 92,000. Some 65,000 will be on hand for the SMU-Texas game, while another 68,000 will witness the Army-Penn. Why you should VOTE YES on No. 11 This ballot proposition corrects a defect in the law, to make it possible for an owner of land registered under the Land Title (Torrens) Act to withdraw it if be wishes to do so. There is now no way to do this. The measure was passed unanimously by the State Legislature and signed by the Governor, in answer to the plea of many distressed property owners. Proposition 11 will save taxpayers hundreds of thousands a year, by simplifying the work of County Recorders, whose association has endorsed it. Proposition 11 also has been endorsed by scores of civic, labor, and business organizations, and so far as we know has been opposed by none. VOTE YES on No. 11 CALIFORNIANS FOR PROPOSITION 11 Anaheim Gazette, Friday, November 3, 1950 Newport Clash to Decide In Sunset Standings for Up? Or down? Whither the Colonists for the rest of the year principal problem facing them when they square off in third Sunset league game of the year tonight against port Harbor at 8. The game will lopen an excellent road for advancement if the Colonists win tonight. The very worst that they can do is to be in a tie for second place. And it will probably give them a talking point in their remaining games against Santa Ana and Orange. Fullerton, then, can't afford to slip. Loss Euds It On the other hand, a loss would just about finish them for the year. A loss would definitely put them in fifth place, and could drop them all the way into a tie for the cellar should Huntington Beach top Santa Ana—an unlikely happening. Although each of the teams has some factors to show in its favor, tonight's game will probably be rated as just about a tossup at game time. Newport certainly has the more impressive record, tossing out their 33-0 loss to Fullerton. Santa Ana and Oxnard are among its victims, and it lost a last-minute 15-13 decision to always tough St. Anthony's of Long Beach. Passing Best Chance The passing game seems to be Anaheim's chief hope for victory. Although the Sailors played on pretty even terms on the ground against Fullerton, they were mur- not considered much shank passer, has won the start at that position mainly basis of his ball handling Ana, after its loss to New week, gave much of the to Scotland, reporting frequently had no idea with the ball. Husser Back Physically, the Colonists in better shape than the last week. Angie Husee didn't see any action at all Fulerton because of a jury, is again ready to though he probably will not half. Somewhat perturbed fact that his kickers had good on only three tries out of 16 attempts. Coach Charlie Van Hooreb week tried several men his squad at that job, that the extra point may hardly one of these night. Enoch Peterson, as a may get a chance to try at things tonight. He was them through pretty cons during the week, but this little Jerry Dickenson and Stoneborn who have done nothing thus far also woke. Keck's Grid Games Could Detide Bowl in Cotton, Rose Bowls NEW YORK (AP)—This will be "C" for Crucial Satellite four of the top teams in the country because the owners could find themselves playing host in the Cotton Bowl. Austin, Tex., the No. 1 rated team in the weekly Press poll, Southern Methodist, takes on Texas. Or is almost sure to go. The Southwest conference with it the glory of the bowl. Road Not Easy Tattle, it will be Washing-California, battling tooth in the Pacific Coast confluence. But the road to the bowl will not be easy for either. If Howie Odell's son Huskies win, they will account for Southern California come to it, it will have to get past Stanford. Another big one on tap alphia where Army meets Cadets, No. 2 team in Iowa, are favored, but Penn annoying habit of playing game against Army. Others Softer Other powers apparently led for a relatively easyahoma, No. 3 faces Colo-figures to run its win to 27. Ohio State, No. 4 Big Ten game with tern, while Kentucky, ties on Florida. It probably will not bearing on the Big Ten Illinois-Michigan game arbor will have the disf drawing the day's big-wed—about 92,000. Some will be on hand for the as game, while another witness the Army-Penn affair. A 55,000 sellout is predicted for California-Washington. Irish Still favored Notre Dame, which has been taking its lumps, plays Navy, and although they have come to make for risky betting, the Irish probably will be favored in their battle of grid has-beens — at least as far as this year's business is concerned. Tonight, Miami entertains Georeg'town and Marquette goes to South Carolina. Villanova is at Detroit, Hardin-Simmons at Loyola, and Vanderbilt at Chattanooga. The Menu Other major Saturday games include: Southern California at Stanford, Washington State at Oregon, Texas A & M at Arkansasas, Baylor at Texas Christian, Georgia at Alabama, Mississippi at Louisiana State, Auburn at Mississippi State, Missouri at Nebraska, Iowa State at Kansas State, Oklahoma A & M at Tulsa, Duquense at Clemson, George Washington at Maryland, Georgia Tech at Duke, Cornell at Columbia, Dartmouth at Yale, Holy Cross at Harvard, Iowa at Minnesota, Indiana at Michigan State, Kansas at Utah, North Carolina at Tennessee, Purdue at Wisconsin, Syracuse at La-fayette, Texas Tech at Rice. Newport certainly has the more impressive record, tossing out their 33-0 loss to Fullerton. Santa Ana and Oxnard are among its victims, and it lost a last-minute 15-13 decision to always tough St. Anthony's of Long Beach. Passing Best Chance The passing game seems to be Anaheim's chief hope for victory. Although the Sailors played on pretty even terms on the ground against Fullerton, they were murdered in the air, both offensively and defensively. The Colonists experienced relatively little trouble in this phase of the game with Fullerton. The Indians completed only two of 10 throws against them, while the Colonists were able to hit for seven-of-11 themselves. For the year, the Anaheimers are winging at a 55 per cent clip. at a 55 per cent clip. The Anaheim ground game is now a complete question mark. That was the principal means of progress in the early games, but it has amounted to next to nothing since the Colonists made their home opener against Covina three weeks ago. Good Running Newport, meanwhile, boasts a very sound running game. Behind a wall that will considerably outweigh the visitors, the Sailors will have a hard-running full-back in Larry McMasters and two halfbacks—Dick Jones and Mel Smalley—who fit the description, "tricky." Reports make Smalley the better of the two, but Jones has his moments—he ran the opening kickoff back 90 yards against Oxnard to kill them. Quarterback Bob Scotland, Jr. Bowl Officials Scan Eligibles PASADENA (UP) — Officials of the Junior Rose Bowl game today scanned a partial list of eligible junior colleges to represent the out-of-state ranks in the annual battle next month. BEYERLINES Estate Bya Things like this get around you know. Go into a drugstore to get an antihistimine tablet and you hear it. Mingle with the Gazette that he felt that my diet was sadly lacking in newsprint. As a result, I thought it best to hustle out again to watch them BEYERLINES by Ernie Byra Things like this get around, you know. Go into a drugstore to get an antihistimine tablet and you hear it. Mingle with the Gazette carrier boys and you hear it. Go in to purchase a box of shredded slumpf and you hear it. Condensed to its simplist form, it all amounts to "Beyer, since you wrote that first column about C team your popularity with its members is now two notches below that of a leper." I've seen it first hand, too. The other day I was holding up a weary goal, post out on Clayes field when the C team rushed past while running plays. Someone in the middle of the line shouted to his teammates: "There he is. There's that schnook." Only he didn't say "schnook." Another lineman muttered something about someone "having to eat those words." He didn't mention any names, but the direction of his glance indicated that he felt that my diet was sadly lacking in newsprint. As a result, I thought it best to hustle out again to watch them play. Yesterday afforded an opportunity when the Newport Harbor Cs came chugging in. So now, I'm going to say, "Bring me a heaping serving of Gazettes, mother. How can these be the same boys? They should be on the varsity team—may, playing for colleges. They should cancel the rest of their games before they kill someone." Or else I'm going to say, "Well now these boys have come along pretty nicely this year. Still a bit rough around the edges, but you can see definite improvement. Passing's a little weak, but there's good potential there. They'll do all right." Or maybe I'll say, "What's been going on out here in the afternoon? You just can't practice say after day for two months and not get any better. Maybe this was just a bad day, but it better have been." Or I might even go so far as to say, "Let's put these guys in the girls' gym class. They were lousy when the year started and have gradually descended from there." That's not quite right. I'm not going to say any of these. Yesterday's game, which had more fumbles than gains, ended with Newport ahead, 6-0. Now that may mean something to you, and I hope so, since it is indicative of nothing for me. to Decide Which Way andings for Colonists Bdway. Girls Win While Boys Split Broadway playground got the share of the honors yesterday when it came up with two victories in three tries. The two football teams split, Ben Franklin winning the A game and Broadway the B game, but Broadway's girls earned the decider when they won the volleyball match over Hoare Mann. Broadway's Lee Risner took the opening kickoff and raced 70 yards for the score, but the visitors were never again able to hit pay dirt. An errant Broadway pass was intercepted by Boniface Ramos to tie the score. In the third period, Denny Fitzpatrick ran 65 yards for a Franklin TD and John Villanova passed to Ramos for the final score. After the second touchdown, a Villanova-to-Ramos pass was good for the conversion. Bradley Harker and Paul Gerber did the hard work for the Broadway Bc. Gerber carried the ball the length of the field on excessive plays for the first Broadway tooundown, and Harker ran 80 to score the decider. The Franklin marker came on a handoff from Dennis Chance to Bill Porpoise that covered 90 yards. In the volleyball match, the Broadway girls quickly tackled it away with 15-4, 15-4 victories in the first two games. Hoare Mann 'No More Fun,' Joe Tells Rams LOS ANGELES (P) — Head Coach Joe Stydahar made it plain to his Los Angeles Rams today that there will be no more frolicking around in practice with an important game coming up. "And every game coming up from now on is important," Stydahar told the Rams as he drilled them for their battle here Sunday with Frankie Albert and the San Francisco 49ers. Stydahar dismissed the playful Rams early yesterday when he decided they were doing more playing than practicing. There is no doubt, Big Joe cautioned the crew, that Albert and company are pointing for the Ram game. Friends of Albert from his starring days at Stanford are convinced that he is intent on making a good showing before Southern California fans and his homefolks of Glendale. Stydahar told the Rams that the 49ers were "looking past" the Baltimore Colts last Sunday toward the game here, which accounts for San Francisco barely skimming past Baltimore, a team the Rams glaughtered by a 70-27 margin. NFL Standings American Conference W L T Pct Pts OP Philadelphia ... 5 1 0 .833 187 89 Cleveland ... 5 2 0 .714 188 81 Glants ... 4 2 0 .667 71 71 Cards ... 3 3 0 .500 147 150 Pittsburgh ... 2 5 0 .256 91 183 Washington ... 1 5 0 .167 114 169 National Conference Bradley Markers and Paul Gerrard did the hard work for the Broadway De. Gerber carried the ball the length of the field on excessive plays for the first Broadway touchdown and Harker ran 50 to score the decider. The Franklin marker came on a handoff from Dennis Chance to Bill Postope that covered 80 yards. In the volleyball match, the Broadway girls quickly wicked it away with 13-4, 18-4 victories in the first two games. Hearce Mann took the third, 16-12. Orange Coast Wins COSTA MESA (A) — Orange Coast JC uncoorked two spectacular scoring plays here last night in defeating Riverside JC., 14-7, in an Eastern conference game. NFL Standings American Conference W L T Pct Pts OP Philadelphia ... 5 1 0 .833 187 89 Cheveland ... 5 2 0 .314 188 81 Giants ... 4 2 0 .667 71 71 Cardas ... 3 3 0 .500 147 150 Pittsburgh ... 2 5 0 .286 91 133 Washington ... 1 5 0 .167 114 169 National Conference Yanks ... 6 1 0 .855 239 182 Los Angeles ... 5 2 0 .714 285 201 Bears ... 4 2 0 .667 159 129 Detroit ... 3 4 0 .429 179 188 Green Bay ... 2 4 0 .333 135 194 S. Francisco ... 2 5 0 .286 127 182 Baltimore ... 0 6 0 .000 82 235 Next Sunday's Games Bearz at Detroit. Cleveland at Cardinals. Green Bay at Baltimore. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. San Francisco at Los Angeles. Washington at Glanta. The SQR Store ... The Place to Buy MUNSINGWEAR For Men of All Ages! ● COMFORT ● LONG WEAR Boys' briefs that look like Dad's. 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