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Colonists to Miss First Annual Elks Relay Meet Tomorrow at Laguna Beach The Orange County Elks Relays, a sched uled annual affair which makes a appearance tomorrow afternoon at Laguna Beach, is apparently going to hail without the help of any of Anaheim’s Coloni sts. Coach Sam Keith made the announcement last night that there would be representation, although all of the 11 other county high schools are expected to join the meet. BEYERLINES by Ernie Beyer With spring training nearing its end for the Pacific Coast league clubs, the Los Angeles Angels finally lured me into their training camp yesterday afternoon when they topped the University of Southern California 6-2. Off their showing yesterday, I would say that newspaper reports which have reported that the Angels would be lucky to get into the first division are unfair. Actually, they’re not that good. Pitching Ralph Hamner, one of their front liners, against the Trojan’s, the Angels could only hold them even for the first five innings and then only won in the later innings when SC reveried to true college style baseball. Players were quoted as saying they were happy that Bill Kelly was at Springfield this year. Before the season is finished, he will probably be overjoyed too. Sprinter Larry Kirchman will probably confine his efforts to the 100- and 220-yard dashes next Tuesday when the Colonists run at Laguna Beach. Colonist Coach Sam Keith said yesterday. Keith said that his principal reason was to allow several other prospective quarter-millers to develop in Kirchman’s pet event, but his appearance in the sprints should help Kirchman, too. He’s already ripe in the 440, as witness his 50.4 effort last Saturday at Huntington Beach, but he can stand plenty of work in the sprints to help his start. To be mild about it, it can be classed as to the meet. Keith explained that from practice during week-by-week team had prompted A smattering of athletics to work out not enough to enable up entries for the race. Considering the play by the Elks, the Colonists would have been showing in the relay have been wide favored the 880 relay took in the small size of the Southern College last Saturday. They could have a representative team relay, but they would ably been well well shuttle hurdle relay field events. The cancellation will leave the Anaheim over a week. They triangular meet with port and weak-Lagun day on the Artist owl longed layoff from make Anaheim a ppy for third place. Thirteen events a Pitching Ralph Hamner, one of their front liners, against the Trojan's, the Angels could only hold them even for the first five innings and then only won in the later innings when SC reverted to true college style baseball. The Cubs, as they do every year, have promised help. If it ever does arrive, it will probably not be much before the top of June and by that time Los Angeles may already be mathematically out of the running. Earlier this year, several Angel BEYER year, have promised help. If it ever does arrive, it will probably not be much before the top of June and by that time Los Angeles may already be mathematically out of the running. Earlier this year, several Angel BEYER year, have promised help. If it ever does arrive, it will probably not be much before the top of June and by that time Los Angeles may already be mathematically out of the running. Earlier this year, several Angel BEYER year, have promised help. If it ever does arrive, it will probably not be much before the top of June and by that time Los Angeles may already be mathematically out of the running. Earlier this year, several Angel BEYER year, have promised help. 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albans,N FOX Today & Saturday Ruth Roman "LIGHTNING STRIKES" TWICE" & "PREHISTORIC WOMEN" —SUNDAY— TYRONE POWER "RAWHIDE" and VICTOR MATURE "GAMBLING HOUSE" ANAHEIM HELD OVER Only Anaheim Snowing of this Award Nominee... Judy Holliday Wm. Holden "BORN YESTERDAY" and Gary Cooper - Ruth Roman "DALLAS" - Technicolor WEST COAST Burt Lancaster "VENGEANCE VALLEY" Color by Technicolor and, "MISSING WOMEN" —SUNDAY— Louis Jourdan "BIRD OF PARADISE" Louis Calhern "MAGNIFICENT YANKEE" FOX "TOMAHAWK" Technicolor "HUNT THE MAN DOWN" —SUNDAY— Jane Wyman - Van Johnson "3 GUYS NAMED MIKE" Dick Powell "CRY DANGER" Ventura In Semis Of JC Tournament HUTCHINSON, Kas. (P) — Two favorites — Northeast Mississippi and Ventura, Calif.—clash tonight in the semi-finals of the National Junior College basketball tournament. Ventura became a favorite early in the tournament by running up 50 points in the first 15 minutes of its opening round game against Weber college of Ogden, Utah. It beat Weber, 98-69. Then the Californiaans breezed past Amarillo, Tex., 78-48 in the quarterfinals. Northeast Mississippi trounced Tiffin, Ohio, 78-61, in the first round and beat a good Wingate, N.C., team, 64-44, in the quarterfinals. Tonight's other semi-final game in the championship bracket pits Tyler, Tex., against Moberly, Mo. Moberly beat York, Pa., 65-57 in last night's quarterfinal game. Tyler edged Dodge City, Kas., 68-65, in an overtime contest that was tied 60-all at the end of regulation play. The tournament is a double elimination affair. Four teams were eliminated yesterday. Stockton, Calif., ousted South Georgia, 56-49; Wingate eliminated Amarillo, 65-55. Weber knocked out Norfolk, Neb., $7-74 and Olympic College of Bremerton, Wash., defeated Binghamton, N.Y., 73-59. Virginia entered the Union on June 25, 1788. Interpretation Near Derby SAN MATEO (P) — Bred Interpretation inch to a berth in the 1951 Derby yesterday when he to an easy three-length at Bay Meadows$5000 Handicap. Johnny Longden urged Potter ranch colt over and a sixteenth sprint Sugar Sample was second Trusting third. Interpretation returned $2.40 and $2.20. Sugar paid $2.70 and 2.40 and $4.70. Bay Meadows was clear day in observance of Good Day. But entries will be for tomorrow's $15,000 Handicap. Calumet Farm town heads the list of calls for the race. Oxy-SC Spikefer Merger Called LOS ANGELES (P) — A plan to merge the Stanford cidental college track meet the SC-Illinois-Michigan tlar has been discarded. Oxy officials said yesterday were unable to decide on arrangements. So Oxy will play host to Ford at its Eagle Rock while the triangular will go scheduled in the Coliseum meets are slated for April. Annual Elks at Laguna Beach affair which makes its inaugural apparently going to have to do so that there would be no AUHS schools are expected to send teams to the meet. Keith explained that abstinence from practice during Easter vacation week by members of the team had prompted his decision. A smattering of athletes had continued to work out, he said, but not enough to enable him to whip up entries for the relays. Considering the program set up by the Elks, the Colonists probably would have made a good showing in the relays. They would have been wide favorites to capture the 880 relay, an event they took in the small school division of the Southern Counties games last Saturday. They could have also fielded a representative team in the medley relay, but they would have probably been well whacked in the shuttle hurdle relay and all of the field events. The cancellation of this event will leave the Anaheimers idle for over a week. They engage in a triangular meet with strong Newport and weak-Laguna next Tuesday on the Artist oval. The prolonged layoff from practice will make Anaheim a prime favorite for third place. Thirteen events are scheduled. ALLIE REYNOLDS Baseball Briefs By The Associated Press SACRAMENTO — A pinched nerve in the elbow of his pitching arm is bothering Allie Reynolds, veteran New York Yankees right-hander. Reynolds said today the allment is becoming more painful daily. Dr. Sidney Gaynor, team physician, said Reynolds also may have some bone chips in his elbow. No X-rays are planned immediately. Meanwhile, the world champions are getting some good pitching from rookie righthander Tom Morgan, who went five innings yesterday without allowing a hit as the Yanks beat Sacramento, 11-0. The 20-year-old boy from El Monte, now has a string of 13 scoreless innings. Phillips 66 Tops Four Teams Left In AAU Tourney DENVER (AP)—A bunch of easy-going Colorado collegians last night breezed into the semi-finals of the National AAU basketball tournament along with last year's champion Phillips 66ers and two other veteran AAU fives. The Colorado A & M team, entered by Poudre Valley Creamery of Fort Collins, whizzed past the Vandergriff Motors of Dallas, Tex., 82-47. The Dallas five included stars of Oklahoma and Texas universities. The Coloradoans, who tied for last place in the Skyline collegiate conference this season, face rough going tonight against the Peoria, Ill., Caterpillar Diesels. The Illinois club steamed over Denver Chevorlets 78-53 last night. Phillips 66ers from Bartlesville, Okla., romped over Dayton, Ohio, Air Gems 76-50. They go tonight against San Francisco Stewart Chevrolets who, had an 88-42 frolic over the Sioux City, Iowa, Jamcos. Despite their flashy performance, the collegians don't appear to have enough weapons to worry the veteran AAU clubs. Phillips looked superb—as usual—in skipping by the good Dayton club. San Francisco had the easiest time of all with Sioux City. Ferrier Resumes Mangrum Pursuit JOHNNY Mantz t In Stock Johnny Mantz, race star, who has the big cars to stop one of the top nautical ships slated for Car Sunday afternoon. Mantz is westerner of NASCAR, the sport for the stock car sprint first sanctioned CAR in the west. N for National Assoc Car Auto Racing. Under rules and NASCAR, Mantz drive. This is the fifth year for slender Job five times last season up with his best fini Three Teams Fight For SB Relay Title SANTA BARBARA (UP) — The annual Santa Barbara Easter Relays come off tomorrow with nearly 1000 track and field athletes from colleges, high schools and clubs slated to compete. Teams from UCLA, Occidental college and the Los Angeles Athletic club figure as the top three rivals for high point honors. The relays were rained out last year, UCLA won the team title in 1949. The college and open events are slated for tomorrow night. The others will be staged in the afternoon. Occidental rates strong in the distance medley, milg and two-mile relays, while UCLA should be best in the sprint relays. Individual stars include the Los Angeles A.C. entrants, high hurdler Dick Attlesey, discus thrower Lewis Taylor and middle distance runner Bob Chambers. Bill Albans, NCAA low hurdle champion last year, competing unattached from Occidental, and Alberto Triulzi, Santa Barbara college's hurdler, Olympic games contestant from the Argentine, also are slated to compete. Interpretation Near Derby Spot SAN MATEO (UP) — California-bred Interpretation inched closer to a berth in the 1951 Kentucky Three teams are scheduled on the Elks Relays program tomorrow: Class C and B 440 relays, Class A 880, Classes C, B and A medleys, and Classes C, B and A hurdles. Junior colleges will run 880, mile, medley, and hurdle relays. BURBANK — The three-game winning streak of the St. Louis Browns was snapped yesterday with a 13-4 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Pittsburgh scored 11 runs in the second inning—10 of them uncarned. Ned Garver, nursing a strained muscle in his side, was the victim on the mound. PASADENA—One of the biggest boots to the Chicago Cubs thus far has been the stickwork of outfielder Frankie Baumholtz. A series of week-end games will afford Pacific Coast fans their last chance to whoop it up for Baumholtz, who captured their fancy last season by winning the PCL batting crown. Baumholtz collected two hits as the Cubs topped the Cleveland Indians 8-7 in 10 innings yesterday. This gave him 17 hits in 36 trips to the plate in early exhibitions. PASADENA—Some of the Chicago White Sox' hustle in the outfield is provided by Ed Stewart, a veteran of 12 summers in baseball. The fly hawk has lost little lightning from his footwork and is making the rest of the Sox outfielders hustle to keep him out of the lineup. Stewart, a physical education instructor and motion picture bit player, had been sought by the Sox for two years. They finally got him from the Washington Senators last fall in an even swap for Mike McCormick. SAN BERNARDINO — Young Don Herman, son of Pittsburgh Pirate Coach Babe Herman, is the most sought after ball player in California colleges. He has been scouted by the New York Yankees, Detroit Tigers, Chicago White Sox. Interpretation Near Derby Spot SAN MATEO (UP) — California-bred Interpretation inched closer to a berth in the 1951 Kentucky Derby yesterday when he breezed to an easy three-length victory at Bay Meadows' $5000 San Mateo Handicap. Johnny Longden urged the K. Potter ranch colt over the mile and a sixteenth sprint in 1:43. Sugar Sample was second and Trusting, third. Interpretation returned $3.00, $2.40 and $2.20. Sugar Sample paid $2.70 and 2.40 and Trusting $4.70. Bay Meadows was closed today in observance of Good Friday. But entries will be taken for tomorrow's $15,000 Alameda Handicap. Calumet Farm's Coalown heads the list of candidates or the race. Oxy-SC Spikefest Merger Called Off LOS ANGELES (UP) — A proposed plan to merge the Stanford-Ocidental college track meet with the SC-Illinois-Michigan triangular has been discarded. SC and Oxy officials said yesterday they were unable to decide on financial arrangements. So Oxy will play host to Stanford at its Eagle Rock campus while the triangular will go on as modified in the Coliseum. Both sets are slated for April 21. SAN BERNARDINO — Young Don Herman, son of Pittsburgh Pirate Coach Babe Herman, is the most sought after ball player in California colleges. He has been scouted by the New York Yankees, Detroit Tigers, Chicago White Sox and the Boston Red Sox. Latest to watch the 20-year-old SC junior was Branch Rickey, general manager of the Bues. LOS ANGELES—Luke Easter, the Cleveland Indians' big first baseman, is swinging a bat again. Sidelined two weeks with an elbow injury, Easter took a few whacks yesterday at batting practice. He socked one pitch over the right field wall. "Felt pretty good," said Luke of his sore elbow. "A little tender, but there was no pain." The Indians could have used some of Luke's old time power yesterday. They lost their fourth straight exhibition game as Chicago's Cubs won, 8-7, in the 10th inning. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. MOVING • STORAGE General Trucking —PHONE 2122— 505 S. Los Angeles St. Anahiem Illinois to Try Topping Kentucky; Aggies, Washington Tops in West NEW YORK (AP)—Spirited, hard-driving Illinois is next in line to try to waylay heavily-favored Kentucky in the NCAA basketball championships, and already Adolph Rupp is losing sleep over it. "I'm worried," the veteran Kentucky coach said today. "Illinois looks mighty good and my boys are tired. This big Bob Peterson of theirs is liable to give our Spivey a lot of trouble." Illinois and Kentucky clash Saturday at Madison Square Garden in the Eastern finals, the winner qualifying to meet the Western victor for the championship at Minneapolis next Tuesday. The Western finalists will be determined tonight at Kansas City. Both Eastern finalists produced a lot of late "kick" last night to subdue stubborn adversaries before 14,214 at the Garden. The Wildcats from Lexington, Ky., held to even terms for 35 minutes, staged a devastating drive in the last five minutes to stun St. John's of Brooklyn, 59-43. Illinois' underrated Big Ten champions also uncorked a stirring finish to repel North Carolina State, the Southern conference champion playing without three of its veteran stars, 84-70. The Illini looked as if they could run all night. Rupp let it be known that his greatest concern was how Kentucky's seven-foot Bill Spivey would fare with Peterson, the husky who holds down the pivot job for the Illini. Davis to Make Eastern Debut NEW YORK (AP)—Another service product moves into the fisticight tonight when John L. Davis of Oakland, Calif., makes his Eastern debut against veteran Eddie Giosa of Philadelphia in Madison Square Garden. Week by week veterans of the Armed Forces have been pushing to the fore in boxing. Some got started into the boak-busting trade in the services while others polished up their wares working for Uncle Sam. All the recent Garden headliners, Rex Lane, Harry Matthews, Irish Bobby Murphy, Danny Bucceroni and Bob Satterfield, had served either in the Army or Navy. Murphy had a ship blasted from under him and has enough ribbons to cover his big heart. Davis credits the Army for starting his fisticuffing career. En route to the China-Burma-India theater via boat, he donned the leather mitts for the first time. He sparred with some shipmates Mantz is western representative of NASCAR, the sanctioning body for the stock car spectacle. This is the first sanctioned race for NASCAR in the west. NASCAR stands for National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing. Under rules and regulations of NASCAR, Mantz is allowed to drive. This is the first race of the year for slender Johnny. He raced five times last season and wound up with his best financial year. Mantz got his schooling in Riverside and had his first racing competition on the old Colton track. He now lives in Long Beach. Other top Southland pilots slated to take part in the 100 mile speed spectacle include Eric Ericksen, the Inglewood champion; George Seegar, Whittier's all-around driving ace; Stan Noble, Compton; Jpe Bereschick, Bell; Johnny Garrett, Hollywood; Bill Galdarisi, Redondo; Danny Weinberg, Downey; Chuck Meekins, Los Angeles and Fearless Freddy Steinbroner, Inglewood. In addition Mantz reports that a group of star Eastern stock car drivers will be on hand for the event. FROST WINS MONTEREY (P)—Jack Frost of Monterey is Northern California's new junior hard court singles tennis champion. Rupp let it be known that his greatest concern was how Kentucky's seven-foot Bill Spivey would fare with Peterson, the husky who holds down the pivot job for the Illini. At six-eight, Peterson is four inches shorter than Spivey but he's heavier, 235 pounds to 215, and he's very agile for a big man. At Kansas City, Oklahoma A. and M., second ranked nationally, had more trouble than anticipated with little Montana State, 50-46, and Washington's Pacific Coast champions had less than expected with Texas A. and M., beating the Southwest titlists, 62-40. Tonight the Aggies and Washington play in one of the semifinal Western games. Kansas State, the high-scoring tournament favorite, meets Brigham Young, National Invitation tournament winner, in the other game. Opening the program at 9 p.m. (EST). The Western finals also are Saturday. There are more than 72 million acres of grazing land in New Mexico. Davis credits the Army for starting his fisticuffing career. En route to the China-Burma-India theater via boat, he donned the leather mitts for the first time. He sparred with some shipmates for fun. When he got out he began slugging for cash. "The first couple of years, 1947 and '48, were rough," said Davis, "but nowadays it's just fine." He's the California lightweight champ, rates No. 2 in the division, and holds victories over such luminaries as Bernie Docusen, Freddie Dawson, Art Aragon, Carlos Chavez and Gene Burton. He lost a split decision to Ike Williams in Seattle a year ago. When Williams cancelled his scheduled meeting with Davis tonight because of a sore right shoulder, it almost broke John L's heart. He was confident he would beat Williams and earn a little shot with Ike in the Garden May 11. The 24-year-old Oakland Negro plans to take it out on Giosa, a 27-year-old veteran, instead. The bookmakers like his busy, perpetual motion style and have made him a 2 to 1 favorite. Equipment, accessories and trim illustrated are subject to change without notice. Hours for Years of Double Transportation! 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