anaheim-gazette 1950-12-05

Stanford’s McColl Tops AP 1950 All-Coast Selections SAN FRANCISCO (AP)—The 26th annual All Pacific coast football team selected from the Associated Press by consensus vote of the writers, coaches and scouts, is distinguished from predecessors by the fact that the two-platoon system is carried for the first time. Players from both conference and independent schools are eligible for the granddaddy of the coast's all star squads. California, conference champion and Rose Bowl nominee, placed three men on varsity offense eleven and the same number on the defensive team. Runner-up Washington took three positions on offense and one on defense. Independent University of San Francisco won two places on the defensive outfit, along with Stanford. Bill McColl, Stanford's giant end, was honored by being named for both offense and defense. He was an overwhelming favorite for both squads. Washington's two backfield stars, Don Heinrich and Hugh McElhenny, missed by one vote each of being unanimous choices for the first team on offense. California's sophomore ace, John Olszewski, took the fullback spot by a large majority and the Bears' Les Richter, was almost unanimous choice for defensive guard. Although he played defense most of the season, Washington's dynamic guard, Ted Holzknecht of Missoula, Mont., was chosen by Here Are Pairing. Although press time prevented the publishing of any of the first-round results of this afternoon's class B tourney play in the Anaheim gym, here are the preliminary pairings for tomorrow's second round — dependent, of course, on today's results. 2 p.m.—winner of Jordan Downey vs. winner of Rose Mead-Laguna. Losers of these two games will meet at th... Washington's two backfield stars, Don Heinrich and Hugh McElhenny, missed by one vote each of being unanimous choices for the first team on offense. California's sophomore ace, John Olszewski, took the fullback spot by a large majority and the Bears' Les Richter, was almost unanimous choice for defensive guard. Although he played defense most of the season, Washington's dynamic guard, Ted Holzknecht of Missoula, Mont., was chosen by the voters to play that position on offense. Syracuse University's cross-country team, winners of the National AAU team title last fall, has won 17 dual meets in a row. CINA-CAR DRIVE-IN THEATRE 6612 Lincoln Ave. Dut Center, 5 Ml. W. of Anaheim Tonight "MY BLUE HEAVEN" Betty Grable - Dan Dallay (Technicolor) "BELLE STARR'S DAUGHTER" G. Montgomery - R. 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BASKETBALL STANDINGS CITY LEAGUE W L Pett Cotler's ... 1 1 1.000 Ritz ... 1 0 1.000 Doc Struve ... 1 0 1.000 No. 7 ... 1 0 1.000 Hornets ... 0 1 .000 Bob Williams ... 0 1 .000 Hunt's ... 0 1 .000 No. 6 ... 0 1 .000 Games Last Night Doc Struve 51, Hunt's 29, No. 7 38, No. 6 18. CHURCH LEAGUE W L Pett Calvary Baptist ... 1 0 1.000 Grace Lutheran ... 1 0 1.000 Cypress Nazarene ... 0 1 .000 Church of Christ ... 0 1 .000 DeMolay ... 0 0 .000 St. Boniface ... 0 0 .000 White Temple ... 0 0 .000 Zlon Lutheran ... 0 0 .000 Games Last Night Calvary Baptist 37, Church of Christ 22, Grace Lutheran 46, Cypress Nazarene 16. Games Tonight 7:30—St. Boniface vs DeMolay, 8:45—White Temple vs Zlon Lutheran. Last Night's Box Scores Doc Struve Hunt's 18, Hedrick F McConnell, 9 3, Green F Ramirez, 6 4, Hook C Plains, 8 6, Tanner G Fredericks, 6, Potts G Duncan, 5 Halftime scores: Doc Struve 29, Hunt's 12. Scoring subs: Doc Struve—Wolt 4, Ingram 4, Welles 2, Boyd 4. Long Beach, incidentally, was one of only three teams to beat Fullerton last year, handing the Swarm an 82-71 loss in the year-end Compton regional tournament. On Friday the Hornets will go another test against Compton college in their final brushup before next week's Chaffley tournament. FOX Anheim • Telephone 3582 Donald O'Connor "The MILKMAN" and "LAST OF THE BUCCANEERS" color $$ WEDNESDAY $$ Clark Gable Barbara Stanwyck "TO PLEASE A LADY" also: "DEPORTED" ANAHEIM Anheim • Phone 4212 Grable & Dailev "MY BLUE HEAVEN" color Gloria Swanson "SUNSET BOULEVARD" $$ WEDNESDAY $$ Bela Lugosl Boris Karloff "The RAVEN" and "The BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN" WEST COAST Santa Ana • Phone 112-8317 "KING SOLOMON'S MINES" color by Technicolor FOX Fellerton • Telephone 207 "JACKPOT WINNER" "WOMAN ON THE RUN" $$ WEDNESDAY $$ All Technicolor Show Ray Milland - Hedy Lamarr "COPPER CANYON" and "LAST OF THE BUCCANEERS" Games Night 7:30—St. Boniface vs DeMolay. 8:45—White Temple vs Zion Lutheran. Last Night's Box Scores Doc Struve Hunt's 18. Hedrick F McConnell, 3. Green F Ramirez, 4. Hook C Plains, 6. Tanner G Fredericks, 6. Potts G Duncan, 6. Halftime scores: Doc Struve 29, Hunt's 12. Scoring subs: Doc Struve—Wolt 4. Ingram 4, Welles 2, Boyd 4. No. 7 No. 6. 6. Ferguson F Philpot, 4. King F Krainstins, 14. Wahl G Sules, 6. Fraser G Vitols 2. Lewis G Bukovskis, 1 Halftime score: No. 7 18, No. 6 9. Scoring subs: No. 7—Welch 2. Martinez 4; No. 6—Germanis 4. Grace Lutheran Cypress Nazarene 21. Westerhold F Duncan, 5. Mauerban F Revera, 6. Fischer C Wright, 10. Martens G Warner 2. Stelf G Noe. Halftime score: Grace Lutheran 33, Cypress Nazarene 7. Scoring subs: Grace Lutheran — Olsen 4. Calvary Baptist Church of Christ 7. Herrera F Meadows, 1. Kirchman F Pickard, 9. Hatfield C Schilling, 2. Hirsch G Redpath, 14. Kevorkian G Bruntz. Halftime score: Calvary Baptist 16. Church of Christ 7. Scoring subs: Calvary Baptist — Cleveland 4. SPEEDY by K.F. HELLYER WE TOOK POOR PERKS TO THE HOSPITAL THIS MORNING, SPEEDY. NO! WHAT FOR? ON FOR SOMETHING HE DIDN'T DO- WHAT DIDN'T HE DO? HE DIDN'T HAVE HIS CAR CHECKED OVER WHEN HE STARTED ON HIS VACATION. ALONG CAME A TRUCK AND RAM! HE DIDN'T HAVE ENOUGH SPEED TO DODGE IT AND NOT ENDURE BRAKE POWER TO STOP IN TIME. NEXT TIME ILL STOP AND TAKE TIME TO HAVE MY CAR CHECKED AT K.F. HELLYER BUICK IVE ALWAYS HEARD THEY WERE THE BEST. ALWAYS WERE ALWAYS WILL BE PERK. ORANGE COUNTY'S LOW COST TRANSPORTATION HEADQUARTERS" 410 S.LOS ANGELES ST., ANAHEIM, PHONE 2297 Here Are Pairings for Second Round of Bee Tourney same time in a consolation bracket game. Also losers of Newport-Capistrano vs. loser of Huntington Beach-Bell Gardens. 3 p.m.—winner of Huntington Beach-Bell Gardens vs. winner of Newport-Capistrano. Winner and loser of Fullerton-Brea vs. winner and loser, respectively, of Santa Ana-Tustin. 4 p.m.—winner and loser of Anaheim-Garden Grove vs. winner and loser, respectively, of Orange-Valencia. Oaks Sign Ott As New Manager ST. PETERSBURG (T) — Mel Ott, former manager of the New York Giants, was named manager of Oakland of the Pacific Coast League today. 1950 ALL COAST OFFENSIVE LAVERN TORGESON Center W.S.C. BOB WILKINSON End U.C.L.A. JIM MONACHINO Halfback CALIF. BOB KARPE Tackle CALIF. TED HOLZKNECHT Guard U.F.WASH. Meyer ST. PETERSBURG leagues is expected to Rickey and the incumbent Indications are three-year contract call With a minimum from the player draft—the burgh Managerial guessing was the chief topic of discussion among the 2000 base meeting here. There are three solid re-back up the probability that er will be back for his year at Pittsburgh despite place finish in 1950 and a ing change in the front office ownership down. 1—Meyer has been told his Knoxville, Tenn., h meet with Rickey at St. burg, Thursday. Rickey route here from New York felt you don’t call a man h of miles from home to tell is fired. 2—A New York Yankee confided that Meyer was City’s first choice to succ Kuhel as manager. When City became convinced, ad to this official, that Meyer remain at Pittsburgh, the post went to George Selkirk former Yankee outfielder, Binghamton to second place Eastern league last year, ficially named to the Kansas post last night. 3—Rickey is loathe to pay $40,000 for not managing JIM MONACHINO Halfback CALIF. TED HOLZKNECHT Guard U. OF WASH. CHESTER DANIELS HUGH MCELHENNY Halfback LOS WASH. Second String AP All Coast OFFENSE DEFENSE E—Joe Cloidt, Washington E—John Thomas, Ore. State T—Bill Fray, Idaho T—Gino Marchetti, USF G—B. MacLachian, UCLA G—Roy Colquitt, Idaho C—Bob Moser, COP Q—Don Klosterman, Loyola H—Pete Schabarum, Calif. H—Roland Kirkby, Wash. F—Geo. Musacco, Loyola E—Ed Bartlett, California E—Bruce Van Alstyne, Stan. T—Paul McMurtry, SC T—Gordon White, Stanford G—Pat Cannamela, SC G—Ray Lung, Oregon B—Ray Solari, California B—Burl Toler, USF H—Don Robison, California H—Dick LemMon, California S—Marte Formico, S. Clard 1950 ALL COAST DEFENSIVE RUSS POMEROY Linebacker STANFORD VOLNEY PETERS Tackle U.S.C. ARVID NIEMI Tackle ORE. STATE DICK STANFELL Guard U.S.F. BOB MINAHEN End CALIF. BILL MC COLL End STANFORD LES RICHT Guard CALIF. New York Writer Sees N.C. State as Ton Cage Quint New York Writer Sees N.C. State as Top Cage Quintet By JOE REICHLER YORK (AP)—The No. 1 basketball team in the nation is generally rated as the team to beat. Here are the writer's pre-season top ten picks and their probable order of finish: 1. North Carolina State. 2. Long Island University. 3. Bradley. 4. Kansas. 5. Kentucky. 6. CCNY. 7. SPORTS MIRROR By the Associated Press Today a Year Ago—Dixie Walker, former Brooklyn Dodger outfielder, was appointed manager of the Atlanta Crackers of the Southern association. Five Years Ago—Western Michigan upset St. John's of Brooklyn 60-57 in the opening game of the Madison Square Garden basketball season. Ten Years Ago—The New York baseball Giants purchased pitcher Bob Bowman from the St. Louis Cardinals for $50,000. Fifteen Years Ago—Golfer Lawson Little denied he was turning pro. Give... Serve Enjoy Old Sunny Brook "Cheerful as its Name" KENTUCKY WHISKEY—A BLEND McKesson & Robbins, Inc. Exclusive Distributors Meyer Likely to Retain Job ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP)—The last undetermined managerial post in the major leagues is expected to be settled Thursday when Pittsburgh General Manager Branch Rickey and the incumbent pilot Bill Meyer meet here. Indications are Meyer is to be retained for the 1951 season at least, after which his three-year contract calling for $40,000 per annum is at an end. With a minimum of action taking place at the 49th minor league convention—aside from the player draft—the Pittsburgh Managerial guessing game was the chief topic of conversation among the 2000 baseball men meeting here. There are three solid reasons to back up the probability that Meyer will be back for his fourth year at Pittsburgh despite a last race finish in 1950 and a sweeping change in the front office from ownership down. 1—Meyer has been told to leave Knoxville, Tenn., home to meet with Rickey at St. Petersburg, Thursday. Rickey is en route here from New York. It was felt you don't call a man hundreds miles from home to tell him he fired. 2—A New York Yankee official confided that Meyer was Kansas City's first choice to succeed Joe Duhel as manager. When Kansas City became convinced, according to this official, that Meyer would remain at Pittsburgh, the Blues' host went to George Selkirk. The former Yankee outfielder, who led nighthamton to second place in the eastern league last year, was officially named to the Kansas City team last night. 3—Rickey is loathe to pay Meyer's $40,000 for not managing in ad- Stydahar Says Rams Would Rather Face Browns Than Giants in Playoff LOS ANGELES (AP)—Provided they get that far, the Los Angeles Rams would rather play the Cleveland Browns for the National Football league championship than the New York Giants. Jumbo Joe Stydahar, the Rams' coach, expressed the opinion before yesterday's meeting of the Southern California Football Writers. Stydahar also said he'll welcome another crack at the Chicago Bears under better weather conditions. "I have all the respect in the world for Paul Brown and his Cleveland organization," Stydahar declared, "but we feel we can beat them." As for the Giants, "they're the toughest defensive outfit in the league." Stydahar's immediate concern, however, is a divisional playoff Hero Dec. 17 with the Bears in the event the Bears beat Detroit this Sunday. The following was a key one with three winning coaches on hand: Jeff Cravath of Southern California took the loss, while the secret weapon which enabled his Trojans to beat Notre Dame. Cravath simply took the films of the SC-UCLA debacle of a week before and looked them up. "I don't believe in showing crime pictures to kids," he explained. UCLA won that one, 38-0. Cravath expressed particular satisfaction over Frank Gifford's punt from the goal line in the Notre Dame game. "I asked Frank if he could kick it out of there," said Cravath, "and he answered of course I can but it will cost us five yards (penalty for illegal substitution)." "So I said to him, 'that means you have to kick it five yards farther,' and he answered: 'stop worrying.'" Gifford kicked the ball 62 yards. 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