anaheim-gazette 1951-05-07

Santa Ana JCs Win Track Meet Santa Ana junior college captured the all-Eastern conference track and field meet Friday afternoon on Fullerton's field by rolling up 58 13/14 points. Mt. San Antonio, the dual meet chaps, placed second with 52 6/7 points. Following were Fullerton with 48 13/14, San Berdo, 21 3/7; Riverside, 20; Chaffey, 19 6/7 and Orange Coast three. There was one double winner, Jack Acree of Mt. San Antonio in the high and low hurdles. He won the highs in 14.7, equalling conference record. Even though he won the two events he didn't win high point honors. Fullerton's Dick Hammer walked off with the honor. Hammer placed second in the 440, the javelin, the high jump and started the Hornet relay team off to a one yard victory. Howard Hertz of Mt. San Antonio set a new conference record in the shot put with a heave of 49 ft. 9½ in. The old record was 48 ft. 1 in., set by Lou Batinski of Fullerton in 1940. The only other record to fall was the pole vault mark. Floyd Hanson of Riverside set the new mark at 13 ft. 4½ in. The old (1942) mark was 13 ft. 3 in., set by Santa Ana's Ken Beck. Short Summary 100—Umphress (SA) 10.0. 220—Ziegler (MBA) 22.2. 440—Hendrix (F) 51.6. SB—Lucas (SA) 2:03.3. Mile—Thornton (SA) 4:25.5. Two Mile—Mendel (SA) 10:26.5. HH—Acree (MSA) 14.7. LH—Acree (MSA) 24.6. Relay—Tie, Fullerton and San Ana, 2:26.4. HI—McGhle (SB) 6 ft. 2 7/8 in. BJ—Perguson (F) 22 ft. 8 in. COUNT TURF WINS KENTUCKY DERBY—This is how the by Conn McCreary, crossed the finish line to win by four lea place. Mary Flynn to Tennis Finals Of State Meet Hanson of Riverside set the new mark at 13 ft. 4½ in. The old (1942) mark was 13 ft. 3 in., set by Santa Ana's Ken Beck. Short Summary 100—Umphress (SA) 10.0. 230—Ziegler (MSA) 25.2. 440—Hendrix (F) 51.6. 880—Lucas (SA) 2:03.3. Mile—Thornton (SA) 4:25.5. Two Mile—Mendes (SA) 10:26.5. HH—Acree (MSA) 14.7. LHI—Acree (MSA) 24.6. Relay—Tie, Fullerton and San Ana, 326.4. HL—McGhie (SB) 6 ft. 2 7/8 in. BJ—Perguson (F) 22 ft. 8 in. PV—Hanson (R) 13 ft. 4½ in. SH—Hertz (MSA) 49 ft. 9¾ in. DIS—Martin (R) 144 ft. 9 3/4 in. JAY—Jones (MSA) 178 ft. 3½ in. YACHT EVENT TO SKYLARK ENSENADA, Mex. — Don Ayres' yawl, the Skylark, won the 140-mile Newport Beach-Ensenada yacht race in the most sensational finish in the history of the annual event. The 54-foot Skylark overtook the favored Navy yacht Saluda, just 45 minutes out of Ensenada and crossed the finish line two minutes ahead of the 90-foot Navy craft. The winner took live of the 12 major trophies in the official results announced Saturday. Her elapsed time was 22 hours, 37 minutes, 30 seconds. STARS GET WELMAKER HOLLYWOOD (F) — The Hollywood Stars today announced the purchase of their first Negro player. The Pacific Coast League club bought San Diego pitcher Roy Welmaker for an undisclosed sum of cash. Welmaker, mainly a reliefer, has a 1-1 record so far this year. COUNT TURF WINS KENTUCKY DERBY — This is how the by Conn McCreary, crossed the finish line to win by four lea place. Mary Flynn to Tennis Finals Of State Meet Mary Flynn of Anaheim, took a real step forward in tennis circles this last week-end, when she fought her way into the finals of the sixth annual Catholic high school state tennis championships before losing in a tight battle to Pat Clark of Marymount, Westwood Village, 4-6, 6-2, 6-0. Miss Flynn, who played in her first tennis tournament just eight months ago, entered the 15-year-old and under event without benefit of seeding, but proceeded to bowl over the favorites on her way to the finals. In the first round she defeated Pat O'Keefe of the Ramana Convent in Alhambra, 6-0, 6-1. Tanka Habert of St Monica's in Santa Monica, was the next victim by a 6-3, 6-3 score. The best match came on Friday in the semi-finals when Miss Flynn upset second seeded Helen Doe of Saint Mary's, Los Angeles, in a real struggle, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3. Miss Flynn was awarded a silver tennis ball and chain, as a finalist in the statewide event, which is held each year at Lincoln park in Santa Monica. TO THE ANAHEIM GAZETTE — Best wishes on your first anniversary as a daily and your 81st year of printing and publishing. K & L GASOLINE Major Brand Quality Guaranteed BASEBALL STANDING Pacific Coast League W L. Portland Sacramento Los Angeles Oakland Seattle Hollywood San Diego San Francisco Yesterdays Results Hollywood 10-3, San Diego Oakland 5-4, Seattle 4-6, Los Angeles 6-1, Portland Sagradoto 9-13, San Francisco Today's Games None scheduled. National League St. Louis Boston Pittsburgh Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati New York Yesterday's Results St. Louis 11, Brooklyn 7, Cincinnati 4-5, New York 3 game 10 innings). Philadelphia 5-7, Chicago 4 game 10 innings). Boston 6-0, Pittsburgh 0-3. Today's Games St. Louis 11, Brooklyn (n) Staly (2-1) vs Rose (3-0). Only game scheduled. 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He thumbed on the potent bats of the Padres and came away hit, 10-0 shutout. For Little Vic, who around Brooklyn and before being shipped by it must have been satisfy bardi, who stands only seven, had been decreed for major league moundwid. San Diego won the second 4-3, in a day which four double headers ending in cisions, except Sacramen took a pair from hapless cisco. Nearly as inspiring bardi's performance was Sacramento's Bob Gille chucked a one-hitter and San Francisco, 9-0, in the inning opener of a night The Solons won the second 18-7. Los Angeles lost a move into a first place Portland when the Beersuited Palm Beach. DERBY—This is how the Kentucky Derby field looked at Churchill Downs, Ky., as Count Turf, ridden in aish line to win by four lengths over Royal Mustang with Ruhe in third position and Phil D. in fourth. BASEBALL STANDINGS Pacific Coast League Portland 24 16 .600 — Sacramento 22 17 .564 1½ Los Angeles 21 17 .552 3½ Oakland 20 19 .512 3½ Seattle 20 20 .500 4 Hollywood 18 20 .474 5 San Diego 18 19 .472 5 San Francisco 12 26 .316 11 Yesterdays Results Hollywood 10-3, San Diego 0-4. Oakland 5-4, Seattle 4-6. Los Angeles 6-1, Portland 4-4. Sacramento 9-11, San Francisco 0-7. Today's Games None scheduled. National League St. Louis 10 5 .667 — Boston 12 9 .591 1½ Pittsburgh 9 8 .529 2 Brooklyn 10 9 .526 2 Philadelphia 10 10 .500 2½ Chicago 8 9 .471 3 Indianapolis 7 11 .389 4½ New York 8 14 .364 5½ Yesterday's Results St. Louis 11, Brooklyn 7. Cincinnati 4-5, New York 3-8 (first game 10 innings). Philadelphia 5-7, Chicago 4-9 (second game 10 innings). Boston 6-0, Pittsburgh 0-3. Today's Games St. Louis 11, Brooklyn (night) — Lahay (3-1) vs Browns (3-0). Only game scheduled. Tomorrow's Games Cincinnati at Boston (night). Chicago at Brooklyn. St. Louis at New York (night). Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (night). American League W L Pet GB New York 14 4 .778 — Levanton 11 5 .688 — Washington 11 6 .647 2½ Chicago 10 7 .588 3½ Boston 9 9 .500 5 Detroit 6 8 .429 6 Louis 5 14 .263 9½ Yesterday's Results New York 11, Detroit 6. Boston 5-2, St. Louis 4-8. Washington 8-2, Cleveland 1-4. Chicago 4-3, Philadelphia 1-2. Today's Games Boston at St. Louis (night)—Nixon (0) vs Garver (3-1) or Kennedy (1). New York at Detroit—Byrne (0-1) Rogovin (1-1). Washington at Cleveland (night)—Massegraga (3-0) vs Vander Meer (0-0). Only games scheduled. Tomorrow's Games Philadelphia at Chicago. New York at Detroit. Only games scheduled. LM INCOME CHECKED HOME (UP)—A movie in Italy a yield anything from $100,000 $400,000 in the first year it is shown in Itlay, an analysis by the chors' society of italy disclosed. American movies, the report said, a longer average life than Big Battle Shaping Up in Saint-Indian Baseball Game Tomorrow, Fullerton SUNSET LEAGUE STANDINGS W L Pet GB Santa Ana 4 0 1.000 Fullerton 4 0 1.000 Orange 2 2.500 Newport 1 3.250 Huntington 1 3.250 Anaheim 0 4.000 With three Saints' smashing home runs, three Colonists' errors and catcher Ed Herrera hitting into a first inning double play with two on, the Anaheim Colonist Nine fell to the Saint colleague fells of last year, 6-2 Friday afternoon on the victor's windy diamond. The Saint victory set up the titanic struggle tomorrow at Fullerton with the two unbeaten teams fighting for the chance to advance to the CIF playoffs beside taking over undisputed first place in the league race. The scrappy Anaheim nine kept the pressure on the Saints inning after inning until the sixth when pitcher Val Weithorn yielded three straight hits and runs. Going into the last of the sixth the score was 3-2—Santa Ana leading. Saint coach, Rollo Becks' squad scored first when in the second frame big Ed Fouch walked, was sacrificed to second then chucker Phil Martinez slashed a triple into left field. The Blue and Gold countered in the third when, after two were out, George Bishop singled into center, Gayle Herbel walked and Bishop scored on Johnny Steinborn's double into center. Herbel was held up at third where he stayed as Herrera popped to Martinez. In the third for Santa Ana lead off batter, Bob Baker hit a homer over right field; Chuck Burke popped up to Bishop then Rex Babcock hit a it's going—it's going—it's gone over left fielder, Steinborn to high light the attack. As no one scored on three hits. Carl Hatfield singled into center, but was out on a fielders choice, being forced at second with Gonzoles safe at first, Jim Holve slashed a single into center followed by Enoch Peterson's hit—Gonzoles holding up at third. Wiethorn struck out and Bishop popped up to the Saint right fielder to end the inning. Hatfield scored in the sixth when he singled into left, stole second and scored on Dick Gonzoles' single into left field. When Santa Ana came to bat they really batted. Lead off slugger, Fouch, hit a double into right; Bryan hit a double into left. Fouch holding at third—the Earl Strand, center fielder, hit a home run over the left fence. Pitcher Martinez walked, Phil Valdivia popped up for the first out, but then Bob Baker walked. Wiethorn left the game giving up six runs, seven hits for $6½ innings while striking out three and walking only four. Reliefer Dick Ramella came into strike out Burke and made Babcock ground out—Gonzoles to Herbel. In other league games tomorrow Huntington Beach goes to Newport and Orange comes to Anaheim's La Palma park stadium for a 3:15 game. The Panthers entered the league play with an impressive practice record of 15 victories in 18 games including four straight en route to the championship of the Puente Tournament. They succumced to the no-hit pitching of Bert Haysom of Santa Ana, 2-0, in their opener, but retaliated with a 6-0 win over Huntington Beach. Ted Herrera, who chucked a four-hitter for his losing effort against the Saints, is rested up for tomorrows encounter. Herrera NOW IS THE TIME to get that new Pontiac Ask your Pontiac Dealer why! 2 Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, MAY 7, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Lombardi's 'Nothing Ball' Works In PCL-LA Misses Shot at Top By The Associated Press Vic Lombardi, the little man with the nothing ball, may have found his niche in the Pacific Coast league. That is if one game means anything and with the Hollywood Stars it often does. Vic demonstrated rather capably Sunday that control pitching still is a handy item to have around. He thumbed them past the potent bats of the San Diego Padres and came away with a five hit, 10-0 shutout. For Little Vic, who kicked around Brooklyn and Pittsburgh before being shipped back west, it must have been satisfying. Lombardi, who stands only five-feet-seven, had been decreed too small for major league moundwork. San Diego won the second game, 4-3, in a day which found all the double headers ending in split decisions, except Sacramento which took a pair from hapless San Francisco. Nearly as inspiring as Lombardi's performance was that of Sacramento's Bob Gillespie. He chucked a one-hitter and throttled San Francisco, 9-0, in the seven inning opener of a night twin bill. The Solons won the second contest 13-7. Los Angeles lost a chance to move into a first place tie with Portland when the Beavers assaulted Palm Beach. Mathias, Stanford Beat Cal in Track BERKELEY (P)—Bob Mathias, Stanford university's track champion, continues to set a gruelling pace for cinder athletes. Olympic champion Mathias split double win honors with California's Jim Hutchinson Saturday as each man accounted for 10 points. Gordon pasted his 12th homer in the first game and his 13th in the second to take the league lead. But Marty, who drove in seven runs with two homers, was the batting star of the Solons' second win. Between them Gordon and Marty drove in 11 runs in the second game. All clubs are idle Monday. "FIRST with the BEST for the LEAST" Orange DRIVE-IN Theatre HIGHWAY 30X AT PACENTIA * KI. 3-8271 * ORANGE 380 FIRST TIME SHOWN IN OUR AREA At REGULAR PRICES THE WORLD'S GREATEST LOVE STORY! Samson Delilah Nearly as inspiring as Lombardi's performance was that of Sacramento's Bob Gillespie. He chucked a one-hitter and throttled San Francisco, 9-0, in the seven innings opener of a night twin bill. The Solons won the second contest 18-7. 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