anaheim-gazette 1951-05-21

Anaheim High Team Closes Local Season Tomorrow at La Palma Park Newport Harbor Drops Anaheim Into 6th Place With left fielder Gene Crain slamming out two singles and a double in three times at bat, the Newport Sailors came from behind to roll past the Anaheim Colonist Nine, 4-2, Friday on the Tar's windy diamond. The Sailor's victory moved them up into a tie for third place with Orange while the loss dropped the Colonists into undisputed fifth spot with a win-loss record of 2-6. Santa Ana remained undefeated in league play with Fullerton right on the Saints neck. Huntington still looked to be the strongest team in the league—they have to be as they're holding up the other five teams in the league. Anaheim scored first when in the second inning Carl Hatfield blooped a single over second base; was moved down to second when Dick Gonzales drew a walk; both were moved up another base when Ed Herrera sacrificed himself; Enoch Peterson was out pitcher to first, then Val Wlethorn slashed a single right along the right field base line scoring Hatfield and Gonzales. That was the ohly Colonist scoring of the afternoon and it SUNSET LEAGUE STANDINGS Santa Ana 8 0 Fullerton 7 1 Newport 3 5 Orange 3 5 Anaheim 2 6 Huntington 1 7 Kirchman Gets Second in Close 440-Yard Dash Five athletes scored enough points to edge three schools—Compton, Glendale and Glendale Hoover, for the 39th Annual Southern California CIF track and field championships Saturday afternoon at Long Beach Wilson high. San Diego captured the team title while winning only one event—the broad jump with a leap of 23 feet 3 inches, by John Parker. Frank Johnson leaped 22 feet 1¼ inches, for third while Alex Hudson tied Green of Santa Barbara at 22 feet 1 inch for fourth. Parker edged Compton's Garrison for the gold medal as Garrison leaped "only" 23 feet 2¼ inches. Other point winners for the Cavemen were Charles Powell, second in the shot put with a toss of 57 feet 9¼ inches, and Hal Espy, fourth in the 440 yard Colonists Meet The High-Flying Santa Ana Club John Wallen, head coach at Anaheim high, takes squad into La Palma park to row afternoon against the leading Santa Ana Saints for last local appearance of the game. Santa Ana was booed off the CIF playoffs Saturday, by Grossmont high on the diamond. It was the straight year the Saints sent the league in the CIF offs. Last season they lost Long Beach Wilson in the finals. The Saints are undefeated league competition this year—a 8-0 win-loss mark. They against their chief rival, Fulton, Friday at Santa Ana in league decider while Anaheim closes their season at Orlando against the Panthers. If Fulton would win against the San Antonio two teams would be tied—the title, as they were last year. In the first round the Saints ed over the Braves, 7-3. Against Grossmont Saturation the Saints could collect only nine hits—one by Harvey Bryan, sacker and the other three catcher Eddie Fouch. Saint ch the second inning Carl Hatfield blooped a single over second base; was moved down to second when Dick Gonzales drew a walk; both were moved up another base when Ed Herrera sacrificed himself; Enoch Peterson was out pitcher to first, then Val Wielhorn shashed a single right along the right field base line scoring Hatfield and Gonzales. That was the ohly Colonist scoring of the afternoon and it seemed like a shut out for Wielhorn until that horrible fifth inning. Lloyd Swingle, center fielder and part time shot putter, started the Sailors rally with a single into center. The next pitch got by Burdick for a passed ball—sending Swingle to second. Third sacker, Lusk, walked as did pitcher, George Lobono. Armend Nettles reached first on a fielders choice as Swingle was out at the plate—Dick Coen to Herrera. Shortstop Dick Lane then tied up the game with a double into center field. That was all for Wielhorn and his over use of four's. The sophomore whiz, in 4½ innings, faced 15 batters. He gave up four runs; four hits, four runs all earned, four free passes to first and only one strike out. Dick Ramella, the other half of the Colonist pitching staff, came in to put out the fires, but it was (Continued on Page 7) ANAHEIM BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY AUTO GLASS AUTO GLASS INSTALLED WHILE-U-WAIT Ashley's GLASS & MIRROE SHOP 25 Years experience is your guarantee 308 E. 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(left), University of California dent, started teeter-tottering at 7 p.m. (PDT) May 17, in Berkeley, Calif., in an effort to break record of 53 hours, 17 minutes set by two University of Washington students recently. At the ri Hank Anderson of Stockton, one of several alternates on that end of board, catches some sleep. Cal Students Claim Teeter City Softball League Schedule First Game 7:15p.m. — Second Game 8:30 p.m. TEETERING FOR A RECORD—Gary Kaveny of Colusa, Calif. (left), University of California at Davis started teeter-tottering at 7 p.m. (PDT) May 17, in Berkeley, Calif., in an effort to break the record of 53 hours, 17 minutes set by two University of Washington students recently. At the rink Hank Anderson of Stockton, one of several alternates on that end of board, catches some sleep. Cal Students Claim Teeter (Right) Title BERKELEY (P)—Students at the University of California — famed for its academic and athletic laurels — today claimed a new championship — a world record for the old kindergarten pastime, teeter tettering. Gary Kaveney, 19, of Colusa, climbed stiffly off his end at 12:54 a.m. Sunday and weaved off to bed, mumbling "I'd never do it again—even for money." With two fraternity brothers, sophomore Gary had bounced up and down 53 hours, 54 minutes since 7 p.m. Thursday. Bob Kinkead, 20, San Jose, started seawaking with Gary: But Bob's dad read about it and promptly grounded him. Bob Brownlee, 20, Yuba City, took over. University of Washington students protested "foul!" over Kaveney's use of a relief rider. Two Washington students teetered 52 hours, five minutes last week. "So it took two of them to do it in Washington," retorted Kaveney's pals. "We've got the only one-man teeter totter champ in the world!" Sport Calendar TONIGHT Softball City League 7:15—Ritz Cleaners vs Merchants. 8:30—Lehrs vs Joe's Service. TUESDAY Baseball (La Palma Park) 3:00—Santa Ana vs Anaheim. Tennis (High School Courts) 3:00—Santa Ana vs Anaheim. Church League (City Park) 7:15—St. Boniface Calvary Baptist. 8:30—Bristolian vs Church of Christ. (La Palma Park) City Softball League Schedule First Game 7:15p.m. — Second Game 8:30 p.m. May 18 Magnolia Stars vs Joe's Serv. May 21 Ritz Cleaners vs Merchants Lehrs vs Joe's Service May 23 G. Lutheran vs Cypress VFW Merchants vs Lehrs May 25 Ritz Cleaner vs Magnolia Stars May 28 Cypress VFW vs Joe's Service Ritz Cleaners vs G. Lutheran June 1 Cypress VFW vs Magnolia S. June 4 Joe's Service vs G. Lutheran Merchants vs Cypress VFW June 6 Ritz Cleaners vs Lehrs Grace Lutheran vs Merchants June 8 Magnolia Stars vs Merchants Lehrs vs Grace Lutheran June 11 Cypress VFW vs Merchants Lehrs vs Grace Lutheran June 13 Ritz Cleaners vs Joe's Service Lehrs vs Magnolia Stars June 18 Ritz Cleaners vs Merchants Joe's Service vs G. Lutheran June 20 Ritz Cleaner vs Cypress VFW Joe's Service vs Magnolia S. June 25 Joe's Service vs Lehrs G. Lutheran vs Cypress VFW June 27 Merchants vs Magnolia Stars Lehrs vs Cypress VFW July 2 G. Lutheran vs Ritz Cleaners Merchants vs Lehrs Church Softball League Schedule First Game 7:15p.m. — Second Game 8:30 p.m. May 15 Z. Lutheran vs B. Baptist W. Temple vs G. Lutheran May 17 Nazarene vs C. Baptist St. Boniface vs C. Baptist Presbyterian May 22 St. Boniface vs C. Baptist Presbyterian vs C. Of Christ May 22 Z. Lutheran vs Nazareene W. Temple vs Nazareene May 24 Z. Lutheran vs G. Lutheran Nazareene vs White Temple May 29 B. Baptist vs C. Of Christ C. Baptist Presbyterian May 31 Presbyterian vs B. Baptist G. Lutheran vs C. Of Christ May 31* C. Baptist White Temple St. Boniface vs Z. Lutheran June 5 W. Temple vs Presbyterian Z. Lutheran vs C. Baptist June 5* C. Of Christ St. Boniface Nazareene vs Nazareene June 7 B. Baptist vs G. Lutheran C. Of Christ vs Nazareene June 12 St. Boniface vs B. Baptist C. Of Christ vs B. Baptist June 14 Z. Lutheran W. Temple G. Lutheran Presbyterian Z. Lutheran June 19 St. Boniface vs Nazareene Presbyterian Z. Lutheran June 19* C. Of Christ W. Temple B. Baptistvs C. Baptist June 21 Presbyterian vs Nazareene St. Bonifacevs G. Lutheran June 26 B. Baptistvs G. Lutheran W. Templevs B. Baptist June 28 Z. Lutheranvs C. Of Christ Nazareenevs G. Lutheran *These Games Played at La Palma Park Softball Diamond.* first five days of the preseeting showed increases of cent in attendance and 11.8 in handle compared with one period in 1950. athering of 43,033 wagered on Saturday's card in Moonrush ($4.30) won the Golden Gate Breeders up over five rivals. Vino was second and Bullreigh in the $25,000 event. TONIGHT Softball City League 7:15—Hitz Cleaners vs Merchants. 8:30—Lehrs vs Joe's Service. TUESDAY Baseball (La Palma Park) 3:00—Santa Ana vs Anaheim. Tennis (High School Courts) 3:00—Santa Ana vs Anaheim. Basketball Church League 7:15—St. Boniface vs Calvary Baptist. 8:30—Presbyterian vs Church of Christ. (La Palma Park) 7:15—Zion Lutheran vs Nazarene. 8:30—White Temple vs St. Boniface. NOW IS THE TIME to get that new Pontiac Ask your Pontiac Dealer why! Sacramento Sets Attendance Record, Has Two Game Lead By The Associated Press The Sacramento Solons have hit a couple of jackpots, thanks to Manager Joe Gordon and the loyal capital city fans. First the Sacs, powered by Gordon's hitting, broke a first place tie in the Pacific Coast league baseball chase and climbed into the lead with a two game cushion over Portland. Second, the Solons were cheered by the announcement last night that the week's attendance of 50,412 set an all-time record for Sacramento baseball. The previous record week was in 1947 ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. MOVING-STORAGE General Trueldng PHONE 2123 505 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim When the high mark was 15,023, While Portland was dropping both ends of a twin bill to Oakland yesterday, the Sacramento club took Hollywood 4-3 and 2-1. The victory in the opener came at Gordon's 17th homer of the season. And in the second game Gordon drove in two runs in the eighth, with a single, to hip the Stars. Oakland, by subduing the Portland Beavers 6-3 and 8-6 took over the third spot in the standings from Los Angeles. The Oakland twirler, Bill Ayres, almost had shutout in the opener. He had the Beavers blanked until the ninth frame. In the nightcap with the count knotted 5-6 in the seventh, Loyd Christopher who ped one over the left field fence with one aboard to cop the white for Oakland. Los Angeles split a double blit with Seattle. The Rainiers taking the first 13-7 and the Angels the second 9-4. At San Diego the Padres beat San Francisco 6-2 but the opener and the Seals took the second 4-3. Magnolia Beats Joe's Service In the game Friday night at City park, the newly entered Magnolia Stars came out on top over Joe's Service in a tight pitchers battle with a score of 1-0. Pete Guadan was the winner allowing but two singles, striking out nine and walking one. Raul Sanchez was the loser allowing three hits, striking out ten, and giving up four walks. The only score came in the sixth inning when leadoff Castillo walked, took second on a routine ground ball second to first, advanced to third on an error by shortstop Salazar on a ball hit by pinch blitter Neilson. Pete Guadan then walked to load the bases and Moran then lifted a long fly ball to center field and Castillo tagged up and scored after the catch with the winning run. Avalos walked and Magdaleno filed to left to end the inning. Joe's Service was unable to touch Guadan in the remaining two innings and that was the game. Magnolia Stars—AB R H Castillo, ss 2 1 1 Rodarte, 3b 4 0 0 T. Jaques, lf 1 0 0 Neilson 0 0 0 Parallels, lf 0 0 0 Guadan, p 2 0 0 Moran, 2b 3 0 0 Avlona, c 2 0 0 Mardaleno, 1b 2 0 0 J. Jacques, rf 2 0 1 Huerta, cf 2 0 1 Rubecaba, cf 1 0 0 Torres, c 0 0 0 Totals 23 1 3 AUHS Tennis Men Looking For 6th Title Tomorrow afternoon at 3 p.m., on the local high school courts the Anaheim Colonist tennis team will be swinging for its third straight league title and sixth all time league crown when the netters take on the always powerful Santa Ana racquet men. In the first round the Blue and Gold prevailed over the Saints by the score 6-3 and have rolled over everyone else in the league to possess an outstanding 8-0 win-loss record. Coach Bill Cook's team finishes out the season Friday when they go to Orange in a battle against the Panthers. In the first round the Cookmen won 7-2. Friday the Sailors fell before the fast and crafty Colonists 8-1 on the Sailors wind-blown courts while the junior varsity continued its domination by rolling a 8-1 victory. Ronnle Legg had to come from behind to beat Sailor Chambers, 2-6, 6-3, 6-0; David Jordt defeated Zerbe of Newport 7-5, 6-3 to lead the singles attack while the team of Don Eberhard and Dan Holden scored an easy 6-2, 6-2, victory over the Sailor duo of (Continued on Page 7) Now! Doors Open 6:45 P.M. The Ben Hogan Story Montebello Pro Wins State Open DEL MAR GP—Zell Eaton; bald 37-year-old club professional from Montebello, Calif.; pocketed prize money of $500 today for his impressive victory in the California State Open gold championship. Eaton, who grabbed the lead in the second round, finished up Sunday with a 72-hole total of 280 strokes, eight under par. It was four strokes better than his nearest rival, Smiley Quick of Los Angeles. Eaton fired 70-70-67-73 on the par 72 Rancho Santa Fe course which caused considerable trouble for the other entrants, notably the tournament favorite, Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago. Mangrum wound up third with a 285. He broke par only once, and that was in the second round when he carded a 69. Second place was worth $375 to Quick and thired netted Mangrum $250. Ralph Guldahl of Los Angeles was fourth at 287, while Fay Coleman and Jerry Barber shared the even par 288 spot to tie for fifth. The leading amateur was San Diego's Art King with a 290. Attendance game Lead the high mark was 15,033. le Portland was dropping ends of a twin bill to Oakyesterday, the Sacramento ook Hollywood 4-3 and 2-1. factory in the opener came on n's 17th homer of the seaand in the second game Gorrove in two runs in the with a single, to hip the land, by subduing the PortSeavers 6-3 and 8-6 took the third spot in the standfrom Los Angeles. The OakBill Ayres, almost had a t in the opener. He had seavers blanked until the frame. In the nightcap, he count knotted 3-6 in the Loyd Christopher whope over the left field fence one aboard to cop the win land. Angeles split a double bill attle. 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