anaheim-gazette 1950-11-24

Hornets Stage Late Rally To Deadlock Santa Ana Don Fullerton Junior college's football team yesterday broke the rules of good faith on two counts. First, the once-humbug Hornets scored two fourth-quarter touchdowns to tie Santa Ana, mighty Eastern conference champions, 18-18, in a Turkey day meeting at Fullerton stadium. The ever-trusting Dons, who hadn't lost a league game, were no doubt mortified that the Fullertons should forget their underdog rating. In the second instance, the donors of a new perpetual trophy for this annual battle—Santa Ana's Second Guessers club and the Quarterback club of Fuller ton—were offended. Spoil Presentation That the Hornets should spoil the inaugural presentation of their trophy was plain bad manners. Suggestions as to solving the problem ranged from putting it in cold storage to sawing the nomeno in two. Coach Tex Oliver's hearties sent the partisan crowd of more than 6000 plumb out of its mind with a second-half comeback that won't soon be forgotten. On the tag end of an 18-6 score halfback Bob Umphress fumbled. Jack King recovered on the Santa Ana 30 for Fullerton—and the drive was on. Late Drive With a third down on the 28 quarterback Don Ames, former Anaheim gridder, fired a strike down the middle to back Tom Wylie, moving the ball to the 14. Ames threw another to end Dick Welles for 11 yards to set up the score. Award of Trophy Stymies Officials Officials of the Santa Ana Second Guessers club and the Quarterback club of Fullerton co-sponsors of the new perpetual trophy for the Fullerton JC—Santa Ana college game—were stymied yesterday. The tie contest baffled them as to what to do about the infant award. It might have been a "moral victory" for the Hornets, but that didn't aid matters. Immediately after the game, the public address announcer boomed out to the fast dwindling crowd: "The question of the trophy" The tense Fullerton groaned loudly when Collie tra point attempt was blocked Charley Sitton. Halfback Bob Ferguson ought to receive a citation kind for the brilliant game played, kept the Dons at bay last frantic moments with booming punts. Ferguson Fearless! The man Ferguson, who kicks averaged 42.4 yards, the main reason the Santa Ana didn't score 15 TDs in the half. While Don left halfback Brancato was supposed to whole show, Ferguson made and his accomplices work for scores. After a 68-yard punt to half-foot line by Ferguson Dons came back immediately first. Quarterback Ray scey took a full spinner to the center of the Hornet line lowing an intercepted pass traveled 59 yards to paydio Searcie's kick was blocked, all other of his efforts. Score Two More They punched over two counters in the second That the Hornets should apoll the inaugural presentation of their trophy was plain bad manners. Suggestions as to solving the problem ranged from putting it in cold storage to sawing the memento in two. Coach Tex Oliver's hearties sent the partisan crowd of more than 6000 plumb out of its mind with a second-half comeback that won't soon be forgotten. On the tag end of an 18-6 score at the end of three quarters, the Hornets started their move early in the final period. Fullback Larry Weaver punted into the Don end zone for a touchback, and on the first play CINA-CAR DRIVE-IN THEATRE 6612 Lincoln Ave. Out Center, 5 M.I. 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Fullback Collier's kick for the point was wide, however, and the count stood at 18-12. After halting the Dons near midfield, the Hornets roared back minutes later to stun the populace even more. Halfback Charles Holloway gathered in Floyd Strain's kick on the 7 and rammed back 33 yards to the 40. Almost Halted An opposing penalty almost stopped the Fullertons there. Ames accurate passing pitched through his connected Hollaway over the middle and speedy halfback cut across to left sidelines down to the San Antonio. Collier dove over a mass of bodies from the 2 for the game, doing so. Bears Tangle with Stanford For PCC Title, Rose Bowl Bid SAN FRANCISCO (P)—Conference title hopes. Bowl decider, and a measure of intersectional and traditional rivalries combine this weekend to bring the Far West football season to a smashing climax. California's undefeated, untied Bears risk the great record in the coast loop in the "Big Game" with Stanford Indians, their oldest and kings. The championship Rose Bowl bid are at stake. A sell-out throng of 81,000 jam California's Memorial dium tomorrow. Clear wad and a fairly fast field are in pect. The Berkeley clash will the story of whether the charge undisputed into the Bowl would be their this California's undefeated untied Bears risk the great record in the coast loop in the "Big Game" with Stanford Indians, their oldest and kings. The championship Rose Bowl bid are at stake. A sell-out throng of 81,000 jam California's Memorial dium tomorrow. Clear w and a fairly fast field are in pect. The Berkeley clash will the story of whether the charge undisputed into the Bowl. It would be their thirdcessive trip to the New day thriller at Pasadena. Coach Lynn Waldorf's power California club has been insured a 13½ point favorite to s Marchie Schwartz' Indians in final test. The Bears have m down all opponents, nine row. They had to come from hind to beat some of them. Three of the finest run backs in the west, a charging and an even greater defeat platoon, have made California vincible. Anaheim Nette To Open Seas Coach Bill Cook's tennis make their first appearance of 1850-51 season next Friday they travel to Whittier to an the Cardinal squad in a pro match. Eighteen Colonists make the trip to Poettown. The net team has been pring since the first of the Cook said. Its official league activities next March, and more pra matches are in store before time, the coach said. The average Big Ten institu conducts intercollegiate com tion in 11 sports. State Rally Ana Dons The tense Fullerton rooters opened loudly when Collier's ex-point attempt was blocked by Charley Sitton. Halfback Bob Ferguson, who right to receive a citation of some kind for the brilliant game he played, kept the Dons at bay in the frantic moments with his coming punts. Ferguson Fearless! The man Ferguson, whose nine kicks averaged 42.4 yards, was the main reason the Santa Anas didn't score 15 TDs in the first half. While Don left halfback George Lancato was supposed to be the sole show, Ferguson made him and his accomplices work for their res. After a 66-yard punt to their half-foot line by Ferguson, the ens came back immediately to try first. Quarterback Bay Will took a full spinner through the center of the Hornet line, giving an intercepted pass and traveled 39 yards to paydirt. Lee Carcie's kick was blocked, as were other of his efforts. Score Two More They punched over two more punters in the second period. Tradition Tilts on As the 1950 football draws to a close, rivalries and shows fill tomorrow. Top game in this will be played in Tenn., where the Kentucky attempt Coach Col. Bob Newnese Volunteers. The undefeated by all-American canterback Vito "Babe" favored to halt the game from past performance California-Stanford memorial stadium in Beauregard figure as main attraction this annual duel that nothing, and stunning, come about in this year. Bears Favor Coach Lynn Walt Bowl-bound Bears chase season against the hopes for their third title and Pasadena offering. The Golden two-touchdown favor Stanford. Although lost in Coast conference stantern California's Trojans of UCLA will usual wing-ding fight Angeles Coliseum. Outmanned complete fornia two weeks ago. NO PLACE FAST—George Brancato, star Santa Ana college halfback, turned in his usual brilliant game yesterday—but all for mil. Fullerton's Hornets pushed across two fourth-period touchdowns to tie the Dops, 18-18 at Fullerton stadium. BEYERLINES by Ernie Beyer (The above headline is merely a decoy. Although Beyer's name is there, a colleague of his, Joe Digles, is taking over this week's football picks. Their opinions vary, but the poetic touch remains—Ed. Note.) BOSTON-COP With no ball carriers. It's the end for the Terriers. COLGATE-BUTGERS Too much passing and rushing Will give Rutgers a good brushing. CORNELL-PENN Reds Bagnell, once a hero. To Cornell will be a Nero. DARTMOUTH-PRINCETON Like ole Winston C. Princeton will make with the V. FORDHAM-NYU Touchdowns by the men of Fordham. Will make this sheer boredom. HARVARD-YALE Yale, Yale. All Hail! HOLY CROSS-TEMPLE Holy Cross Won't be at a loss. PENN STATE-PITT Here an upset is lying. Could be Pitt will be crying. VILLANOVA-LSU Stick with LSU, There'll be no chance to rue. DETROIT-USF Both teams will be chargin' KANSAS STATE OKLA. A & M No cause to elate. It's doom for the State. MICHIGAN-OHIO STATE Buckeye backs should really lope. Yet the Maize could kick over the dope. MINNESOTA-WISCONSIN Goodbye, Bernie. Comes the end of the jouney. NEBRASKA-OKLAHOMA 'Husker back Reynolds' Will jar Sooner dentals. ALABAMA-FLORIDA The Wave of Crimson Is highly winsome. AUBURN-CLEMSON Two Tigers meet with a clatter, Our hunch is on the latter. DUKE-NORTH CAROLINA Here Duke will rise To open some eyes. GEORGIA-FURMAN One question here, Will Furman appear? KENTUCKY-TENNESSEE After Parilli has passed, Vols will be outclassed. N. CAR. ST.-WILLIAM & MARY Kin of William and Mary Aren't known to tarry. S. CAROLINA-WAKE FOREST Gamecocks will crow, After the Deacons cut them low. TULANE-VANDERBILT This is the upset of the week, Vandy a win to eke. Midlands Thrills Jeff Cravath's team underdogs, throw the Al "Hoagy" Carnjich Sears, who looked great Washington last year Westwood crew. Al thriller in the Midwest as the surprising New Pusks take on the new home team of Bud Wilkinson. The Sooners have winning streak at contest in which they to win However, Bob leading scorer in the 134 points may well enough into the Huskies upset the all-conquired homans. Reynolds has scored Nebraska game—where the Grand Jury sophomore scored point registered by kicks extra points. Ike Williams Whips Micce MILWAUkee (R)—champion Ike Williams decision over Joe Milk York last night in a that lacked most of their last meeting w upset his Trenton, N. The 10-round waukee's Arena before saw Miceli and Willis below expectations. A from the outset, the pent to make it a club holding affair through four rounds. Williams, who w pounds, did most of but his punches eit around Miceli's body off his shoulders. Yale, Yale. All Hail! HOLY CROSS-TEMPLE Holy Cross Won't be at a loss. PENN STATE-PITT Here an upset is lying, Could be Pitt will be crying. VILLANOVA-LSU Stick with LSU, There'll be no chance to rue. DETROIT-USF Both teams will be chargin' With Matson the margin. ILLINOIS-NORTHWESTERN The Rose Bowl beckons, So NU takes seconds. INDIANA-PURDUE In the battle for the Bucket Look for the Hoosiers to tuck it. IOWA-MIAMI The Hurricanes Will prove big pains. KENTUCKY-TENNESSEE After Parilli has passed, Vols will be outclassed. N. CAR. ST.-WILLIAM & MARY Kin of William and Mary Aren't known to tarry. S. CAROLINA-WAKE FOREST Gamecocks will crow, After the Deacons cut them low. TULANE-VANDERBILT This is the upset of the week, Vandy a win to eke. BAYLOR-SMU With Benners and Rote, Schmoo can rightly gloat. RICE-TCU No crying towels For Rice's Owls. CALIFORNIA-STANFORD Tut, tut, Cal's still in that winning rut. OREGON-OREGON ST. Look! "More For Your Building Dollar" REDWOOD BOARD FENCE—5½' HIGH—COMPLETE (Includes 4x4 post 10' on center, 2x4 rails, nails, boards cut to length. As low as per lineal ft. Build A Garage—Get tha Out of the Weather Buy Framing Material for $27 Including Double Garage Door and thick butt Composition Shingles —Estimates Free—Drop in and See Us— Temporary entrance from Lincoln avenue if our Manchester entrance is blocked. Watch for Mobil service station at Lincoln and Manchester. "MORE FOR YOUR BUILDING DOLLAR" 125 N. MANCHESTER, ANAHEIM PH. ANAHEIM 2118 FORMERLY HARVEY'S LUMBER CO. Traditional Tilts on Tap As the 1950 football season draws to a close, traditional rivalries and showdown battles fill tomorrow's grid card. Top game in the country will be played in Knoxville, Tenn., where the Wildcats of Kentucky attempt overpower Coach Col. Bob Neyland's Tennessee Volunteers. The undefeated Cats, sparked by all-American candidate quarterback Vito "Baba" Parilli, are favored to halt the Vols. From past performances the California-Stanford game in Memorial stadium in Berkeley doesn't figure as main attraction. But in this annual duel the past means nothing, and stunning upsets have come about in this yearly classic. Bears Favored Coach Lynn Waldorf's Rose Bowl-bound Bears close out their season against the Indians—with hopes for their third straight PCC title and Pasadena jaunt in the offering. The Golden Bears are two-touchdown favorites to down Stanford. Although lost in the Pacific Coast conference standings, Southern California's Trojans and the Bruins of UCLA will put on their usual wing-ding fight in the Los Angeles Coliseum. Outmanned completely by California two weeks ago, Red San hopes for their third straight PCC title and Pasadena jaunt in the offering. The Golden Bears are two-touchdown favorites to down Stanford. Although lost in the Pacific Coast conference standings, Southern California's Trojans and the Bruins of UCLA will put on their usual wing-ding fight in the Los Angeles Coliseum. Outmanned completely by California two weeks ago, Red Sanders' Bruins will come back at Troy with all their fury to win possession of the coveted Victory Bell. Midlands Thriller Jeff Cravath's team, 7-point underdogs, throw the running of Al "Hoagy" Carmichael and Jim Sears, who looked great against Washington last week, at the Westwood crew. A thriller in the Midlands lodges as the surprising Nebraska Cornhuskers take on the mighty Oklahoma home team of Bud Wilkinson. The Sooners have a 29-game winning streak at stake in this contest in which they are picked to win. However, Bobby Reynolds, leading scorer in the nation with 134 points, may well pit punch enough into the Husker attack to upset the all-conquering Okla. Hornets. Reynolds has scored in every Nebraska game—including three where the Grand Island, New Sophomore, scored every single point registered by his team. He kicks extra points too. Ike Williams Whips Miceli MILWAUKEE (P)—Lightweight champion Ike Williams won a split decision over Joe Miceli of New York last night in a non-title bout that lacked most of the luster of their last meeting when Micelli upset his Trenton, N.J., opponent. The 10-round bout in Milwaukee's Arena before 5728 fans saw Miceli and Williams fall far below expectations. A slow right from the outset, the pair was content to make it a clutching and holding affair through the first four rounds. Williams, who weighed 146 pounds, did most of the leading but his punches either curled around Miceli's body or went over his shoulders. Lions Wallop Yanks, 49-14 As Bobby Layne Runs Wild DETROIT (P)—The Detroit Lions stuffed themselves with seven touchdowns today as they whipped the New York Yanks, 49-14, before a turnout of 30,206 fans. The one-sided decision just about ended the Yanks hopes of winning a division title in the National Football league. It was the highest score run up by the Lions this year, and the largest total they ever scored in Briggs stadium. Quarterback Bobby Layne, former No. 1 man in the Yanks' attack, made the holiday an unhappy one for his old teammates. He threw two touchdown passes and scored a TD himself. Won Earlier The Yanks beat the Detroiters, 44-21, earlier this season, and were a 7-point favorite today. The most spectacular Towntail hes came on a 36-yard run from scrimmage by halfback Bob Hoerlischemyer and a 65-yard pass play by Layne to end Cloye Box. The Lions not only played their best all-around game of the season, but they also capitalized on the mistakes of the Yanks—and there were many of those. Worst Showing Ace passer George Batterman of the Yanks, who threw four touchdown passes against Detroit in their earlier meeting, had to settle for only one today—a 26-yard toss to halfback George Taliaferro. ‘Piggy Bowl’ Set SHAMOKIN, Pa. (P)—The pick of small fry football teams from East of the Mississippi river assembled here today for the annual “Piggy Bank Bowl” gridiron tournament. Seven teams, made up of boys from 7 to 9 years, including the Knoxville, Tenn., Raiders, defend- Waukee's Arena before 5728 fans saw Miceli and Williams fall far below expectations. A slow light from the outset, the pair was content to make it a clutching and holding affair through the first four rounds. Williams, who weighed 148 pounds, did most of the leading but his punches either curled around Miceli's body or went over his shoulders. Stay with the Beavers, They're not deceivers. SANTA CLARA-LOYOLA The Broncos are spoilers, But the Lions are toilers. SC-UCLA Though battered and gory, Troy will emerge with glory. WASHINGTON - WASH. STATE Hustlin' Hugh Will be touched by few. 'Piggy Bowl' Set SHAMOKIN, Pa. (P)—The pick of small fry football teams from East of the Mississippi river assembled here today for the annual "Piggy Bank Bowl" gridiron tournament. Seven teams, made up of boys from 7 to 9 years, including the Knoxville, Tenn., Raiders, defending champions, got together for physical checkups and a pep rally tonight preceding tomorrow's contests. 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