anaheim-gazette 1951-04-26

2 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Colonist and Indian Baseball Teams Tangle Friday on Fullerton Diamond Tomorrow afternoon Anaheim high school head baseball coach John Wallin takes his team to Fullerton to tangle with the co-league defending champs in the second game of the league race of 1981. Both teams possess a similar lineup as both are loaded with juniors and sophomores. The Colonists have only one senior to do the Indians — Peterson for the Colonists and catcher Jack Ramsey of Fullerton. But the similarity of the two teams ends right there, other than they both have nine on each side. Whereas Anaheim has played 13 games and won two, Fullerton has lost only five while beating such power houses as Compton Ponona, Long Beach Jordan and Montebello. Leading the Fullerton attack will be triple star athlete Duanne Pennington, who was runner up in the batting department last season in league games. Other league games will find Newport Harbor going to Santa Ann and Huntington Beach journeying to Orange. Games start at 3 p.m. Probable starting lineups: ANAHEIM—FULLERTON—Coast NS McGaughey 2B Hawaii 2B Schalmer 1R Maukerson RF Palila RF Stephenson LF Pennington CF Herbert C Ramsey C Hattie 1B Schade 1B Beavers Shake Blues; Keep 2 Game PCL Lead By The Associated Press Portland has shaken off a five-game losing streak and the Beavers today are two games ahead of the pack in the Pacific Coast League race. Bill Sweeney's boys scored 100 runs in the first inning against San Francisco last night and edged the last place Seals, 5 to 3. Joe Brovia's homer accounted for two of the tallies. Oakland nosed out Sacramento, 6 to 5, and Seattle turned back Hollywood again, 8 to 3. Wet grounds halted Los Angeles and San Diego. Chester Chef Johnson San Francisco pitcher started off wildly against Portland. He gave up a single to Ed Barr. Eddie Basinski, the liddling second baseman, drew a walk, and when Leo Thomas bunted, Johnson picked up the ball and threw wildly to third, two runs scoring Bob Thurmond homered for the Seals in the fourth. Shortstop Bill Jonnings singled in the ninth to drive in Joe Lafata with the winning run for Oakland against Sacramento. It was quite a night for Jonnings All-Star. Vickie Draves To Give Diving Show Tonight By STANLEY JONES Tonight one of the great women athletes in the world display her abilities at the heim high school pool at 8 p.m. her name—Victoria Maloa Draves. Vickie Draves, in 1948, participated in the international Olympics in London and for the time in history returned with pole medals in the women's events. She captured the doubles final and the platform all. She has just returned to United States from a five-mont tour with the famed Buster Cree water show throughout European countries. She will perform off the box between events of the East conference swimming finals at Fullerton JC acting as host. Hornets are four times confer champs and will be aiming their fifth consecutive crown by berthing Roy Brown in the style events, handsome Joe Lips in the 220 yard free style 100 yard sprint, the Yellow Jack possess a seemingly unbeatable squad. In the backstroke there are McConnell; Bernie Wagner; Illinois and Art Bays. The best stroke event will see Bob Best OFI champ, in action plus Erman from Fullerton. Erman the Sunset league breast stitch event last season. Besides Vickie Draves He Other league games will find Newport Harbor going to Santa Ana and Huntington Beach journeying to Orange. Games start at 3 pm. Probable starting lineups: ANAHEIM—FULLERTON—Cooper NS McGuaughy 2B Herzel 1B Krammer LF Masererson 1B Padilla RF Stellborn LF Pendleton CF Hertera C Ramsey C Hatfield 1B Schade 3B Peterson CH Leibetter SS Mattox 2B Gibson 1B Aner Doubleday, credited with being the inventor of baseball, was graduated from West Point in 1842. CUTE VICKI DRAVES will be seen in action tonight at Anaheim's swim pool during the running of the Eastern conference swim finals. She is an Olympic diving champ—a two gold medal winner. Action in the meet starts at 8:00. CINA-CAR DRIVE-IN THEATRE Out Center, 5 MI. W. of Anaheim 6612 Lincoln Ave. Fri. Sat. Sun April 27 April 28 April 29 "TOMAHAWK" Technicolor Super-Western Van Heflin - Yvonne De Carlo plus "COMPANY SHE KEEPS" Liz Scott - Dennis O'Keefe Jane Greer Individual speaker for each car Adulta 50c Tax Included CHILDREN TO 12 FREE Tired Old Cards In First Place As Giants Thud What is wrong with this picture? Tom Poholsky pitches St. Louis Cards into first place New York Giants sink into cellar with seventh straight loss. This is the year the weary old Cards here supposed to fade away. Wasn't their fifth? In First Place As Giants Thud By The Associated Press What's wrong with this picture? Tom Poholsky pitches St. Louis Cards into first place. New York Giants sink into cellar with seventh straight loss. This is the year the weary old Cards were supposed to fade away. Wasn't their fifth place finish of last year the tipoff? With manager Marty Marion on the inactive list, they were sure to be left in the starting gate. Pennant talk flooded the Giants training camp at St. Petersburg. Leo Durocher had each of his pitchers go the route in two practice games to get ready for a fast start. But nothing is sure in baseball as Giant fans sadly are discovering. Nothing Durocher does works. The hitters don't hit; the fielders don't field. Even his ace, Larry Jansen, has lost his last two starts. There is near panic in the Polo Grounds as the Giants stumble home for a series with Boston and a trip to Brooklyn before the western teams move in. And St. Louis reflects enthusiasm for the stout complete game pitching of Poholsky, Max Lanier and Harry Brecheen who have allowed the enemy a total of two runs in the last 27 innings. Phone 4618 ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" Branch: 350 W. Center Plant: 117 W. Cypress Anaheim Rickie Draves Give Diving Show Tonight BY STANLEY JONES night one of the greatest man athletes in the world will lay her abilities at the Anaheim high school pool at 8 p.m.—name Victoria Maloa Draves. Rickie Draves in 1948 participated in the international Olympiad in London and for the first time in history returned with two medals in the women's diving finals. She captured the diving final and the platform medal. She has just returned to the United States from a five months with the famed Buster Crabwater show throughout the ocean countries. She will perform off the boards each event of the Eastern Conference swimming finals with Perlon JC acting as host. The pack are four times conference caps and will be aiming for fifth consecutive crown. Led by Rory Brown in the free events, handsome Joe Philips in the 220 yard free style and guard sprint, the Yellow Jackets press a seemingly unbeatable bid. The backstroke there are Stan Connell; Bernie Wagner from Iowa and Art Bays. The breaststroke event will see Bob Best, ex-champ, in action plus Dick van from Fullerton. Erman won Sunset League breast stroke last season. Anaheim Puts Four in Swim Meet Placings Santa Ana qualified 16 swimmers yesterday afternoon to top runner-up — Fullerton's Indians with four in the Sunset League Swimming Preliminaries in Anaheim's pool. Santa Ana, defending league champ, threw all their swimmers in the varsity meet as they qualified, only one in the Bee meet and none in the Class Cee meet. Huntington Beach led in the Bee meet due to Gene "Buddy" Belisher's outstanding swimming with 145 qualifiers. Newport ranked second with 18; Fullerton nine; Anaheim two and Santa Ana one. In the Class Cee meet Huntington's Oilers topped all teams by placing nine swimmers. Newport trailed with eight. Fullerton four, Anaheim two and Santa Ana none. Colonist sprinter, Leonard Weaver, captured his heat of the varsity 50 yard free style in easy fashion with a speedy 25.8s. timing. It was good enough to qualify him in a tie for first with Santa Ana's Russ Murphy who had just won his heat in 25.8s. Dick Wagoner, Anaheim's ace distance free styler, qualified fifth in the varsity 200 yard free style with the time 2m.27.1s. Dale Moist ranked third in the varsity 100 yard backstroke with the time of 1m.25.1s. His team mate, Ladig, was fourth with a time story that no record kept when the president and Arthur conferred alone at group meeting. Mr. Truman that ingression may be correct but he added smilingly he have documented the man himself. He said he could not answer statement in the story that Arthur had apologized to him embarrassing him on the Foul issue. The president then went on say that a great deal of interest will come that MacArthur still has no idea why he was relieved, the president replied jerseyly, everybody else knows why. The president first said he would not comment when asked about a New York Times story by Anthony Leviero purporting to reveal from documented sources what took place at last October's Wake Island conference. Regarding a statement in the new. It was good enough to qualify him in a tie for first with Santa Ana's Russ Murphy who had just won his heat in 25.8s. Dick Wagoner, Anaheim's ace distance free styler, qualified fifth in the varsity 200 yard free style with the time of 2m.27.1s. Dale Moist ranked third in the varsity 100 yard backstroke with the time of 1m.25.1s. His team mate Ladig was fourth with a 1m.21.9s. timing. Al Clayes stroked to a third place in the 100 yard free style with his time of 1m.03.4s as his teammate Ladig placed fifth and Wagoner sixth. In the Boeot Joe Critchfield sprinted the 50 yard free style in 28.1s for a fifth place and placed eighth in the eight lan Free style for the only Blue and Gold individual entries. In the Class Cee meet Anaheim's Frank out touched Shire of Huntington for a first place in the Cee 50 yard breast stroke with the time of 36.5s; and Summersted with Gibbons of Newport Harbor for first in the 50 yard free style with a clocking of 28.3s. Several Class Bee league records fell in yesterday's rain meadow Preston swam the 50 yard free style in 25.9s to break the old 1942 mark set by Ross of Huntington in 26.2s. Preston is from Newport. Tom Wigginton of Huntington was timed for the 100 yard breast stroke in 1m.09.4s breaking the old record of 1m.14.2s set by Fullerton's Jim Nordin in 1947. Gene "Buddy" Belshe set two new records. He broke his year-old 200 yard free style mark of 2m.12.9s, with his speedier 2m.10.2s, and won the 100 yard free style in 57.9s to break the 1940 mark set by Swofer of Fullerton in 59.8s. The finals are to be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 p.m. in the high school pool. MacArthur at Bat NEW YORK — Thirteen-year-old Arthur MacArthur probably will bat 1000 with every baseball-minded kid in America—he's been hobbobbing in the dressing room of the world champion New York Yankees. Fresh Celery Crisp. For salads or so cook. Cucumbers Crisp, long, green. Fresh! Bell Peppers Fresh, green, crisp. Priced low. Bunch Goods Green Onions, Radishes... Fresh, crisp! MAYONNAISE Best Foods or Nu Made pint jar. 43¢ quart jar. 8-ounce size jar, 23c. SAVE AT THESE LOW MARGARINE CANNED MILK SUGAR TUNA SHORTENING CRISCO Vegetable Shortening COFFEE VALUES The finals are to be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 p.m. in the high school pool. MacArthur at Bat NEW YORK — Thirteen-year-old Arthur MacArthur probably will bat 1000 with every baseball-minded kid in America—he's been hobbobbing in the dressing room of the world champion New York Yankees. The son of the general went to Yankee stadium yesterday. Dan Topping, president of the Bronx Bombers, gave Arthur a Yankee cap and took him into the dressing room to meet the players before the Yankee-Athletics game. The quiet, courteous Arthur lost his shy reserve for a moment after he saw an old friend, Joe DiMaggio. Arthur and Joe had met in Tokyo when DiMaggio and a group of ball players toured the Pacific military bases. Joe gave the boy an autographed bat. Arthur's eyes sparkled. "Gee, for me?" he cried. "Gee, thanks!" A few days ago, young Arthur hobbobbed with the Giants. Sport Calendar TONIGHT Softball Church League practice; City Park; 7:15—8:30 face vs Grate Lutheran. Evangelical va. Church of Christ. Swimming 8:00—Eastern Conference finals at Anaheim. 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