anaheim-gazette 1951-06-04

Cleveland Continues Win Streak as They Whip Yanks; Bucs on Loss Binge (By The Associated Press) Cleveland and Pittsburgh are the latest teams to take off whack at baseball's marathon winning and losing skins as the big leagues continue their "streak of the week" by-play. The way this capricious campaign has been fluctuating, it would cause no great stir if the American league's 19-game winning streak or the National's string of 19 straight losses were to be wiped off the records. The New York Yankees began it with eight straight wins. Then came the Boston Red Sox with 10. Chicago's White Sox topped both with 14. Now comes Cleveland with eight in a row. The Indians made their biggest strides of the season yesterday, sweeping both ends of a double-header from the Yankees, 8-3 and 4-1. Bobby Feller and Bob Lemon pitched eight and four-hitters respectively. Pittsburgh looks like it is aiming for a streak in reverse. The Pirates were whipped twice by the oncoming Philadelphia Phils, 11-2 and 8-3, to run their string of setbacks to eight straight. Brooklyn widened its National league lead to four games over St. Louis, sweeping both ends of a twin bill from Chicago's Cubs, 8-3 and 5-2 in 10 innings. The Giants vaulted into third place, splitting a pair with the Cards. Dave Koslo won a brilliant 1-0 hurling duel from Max Lanier of St. Louis, but the Cards came back to eke out a 4-3 win in the second. Solons Drop Two Big Ones But Stay Atop (By The Associated Press) The Sacramento Solons scored no runs in their two Sunday games but still clung to a half-game lead in the Pacific Coast league. While Oakland hung a double shutout defeat 6-0 and 5-0 on the Gordonmen, Hollywood used the same score 3-2 to drape a pair of losses on second-place Seattle. That leaves the Pacific Coast race about as close as a miser's convention. San Diego, in seventh place is only 5½ games behind the leaders. Good pitching was Oakland's winning ticket. Earl Harrist tossed a seven hitter in the opener and Bill Ayers was one hit stingier in the nightcap. Pitching was equally fancy at Hollywood where Johnny Lindeli fashioned a three-hitter against the Suds in the opener and Jack Salveson gave up but five in the seven inning finale. The hapless San Francisco Seals got some Sunday life and two-timed Portland. Lou Burdette tossed a two hitter and Eddie Basinski was the only Beaver to hit. He singled in both the first and ninth as Burdette fashioned a 9 to 0 shutout. The second game Brooklyn widened its National league lead to four games over St. Louis, sweeping both ends of a twin bill from Chicago's Cubs, 8-3 and 5-2 in 10 innings. The Giants vaulted into third place, splitting a pair with the Cards. Dave Koslo won a brilliant 1-0 hurling duel from Max Lanier of St. Louis, but the Cards came back to eke out a 4-3 win in the second. Cincinnati dumped the Braves into a fourth place tie with Chicago, winning twice, 3-1 and 4-2. Although held even in their two games with Boston, the White Sox improved their American league lead to two full lengths over the runner-up Yankees. The Red Sox won the opener, 7-5 with Chicago walking away with the second 11-2. Detroit snapped a seven-game losing streak, whipping Washington 10-2, after the Senators had won the opener, 8-4. The Browns and Athletics divided a double-header. Philadelphia won the first game, 7-3, and St. Louis took the second, 2-1. The year's largest turnout—75,163 paid admissions — saw the Indians hammer six homers off Yankee pitchers, three by Luke Easter. Vic Raschi and Frank Shea were the losers. Soriano Turns In Seal Uniform SAN FRANCISCO (UP)—Pitcher Dewey Soriano has turned in his San Francisco Seals uniform because "I didn't feel as though I was helping the club." 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David Jordt lost to John Grisel 6-3, 6-2. Hart Hessel lost to Ron Balzak 6-2, 6-2. Bob Loustou lost to Fred Kramer 6-2, 6-1. Bob Pickard and Ronald Beat Beck and Halloran, 3-6, 6-4. John Hilberts and Bill Snyder Felderman and Williams, 8-6. Ed Gallagher and Bill Wright Gates and Hinders, 6-4, 6-0. Bob Loustou and Dal Roberts to Lowrey and Herman, 6-4. Bob Owston and Bob Clemm beat Erickson and Reader, 6-0. John Simpson and Wes Warren lost to Neddicker and Rupert, 7-5, 3-6, 8-6. Bob Puckett and Dick Contra lost to Huld and Adams, 7-5. Gallagher and Wright beat Kramer per and Smith, 6-2, 6-2. Owston and Clemmer beat Bald and Wiseman, 6-2, 6-2. Over at Santa Ana, Ebern and Holden lost in the Suicide League tourney finals, 6-0. Ronald Legg, of Anaheim, was Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Gazette SPORTS HEY HALTED WHITE SOX WIN STREAK—Philadelphia Athletics players instrumental in halting the Chicago White Sox win streak at 14 straight rejoice in dressing room after 5 to 1 victory. Left to Fullerton Jun Two from By Stan Jones Anaheim's American Post 72 baseball team won Fullerton Post 142 team of jitters in their Saturday er and as a result for Fullerton champs to go a yesterday afternoon's game they did in rather m fashion before a few dozen tators. In the loop opener Sat Anaheim park in Fullerton heim held a slight lead get the last of the ninth inn it didn't quite hold up powerful hitting loop scored two runs on two win—aided by three errors in the inning. The score was 6 to 5 with left chucker Gene Rosen receiv victory. The two teams conclude first week of play yesterde the local park and it loo the Anaheim team was ing its season then as th pletely succumbed to the pitching of the Fullerton Seven pitchers entered th with no one looking liker. However, starter Tom won the game although removed in the sixth with fortable lead—21 to 3. Ramelia, starter for nine, just didn't seem to yesterday as he gave up f and three runs in the f two hits and five runs in ond. He gave up 12 earn during his 3% innings—the Anaheim Tennis Team Nudges by Santa Monica Anaheim High school's champion tennis teams rounded out their season Saturday when they won match from the fast Santa Monica Junior high players 12-11. In the Sunset League tournament at Santa Ana, Don Eberhart and Dan Hilden lost in the doubles finals to Palmer and Reed of Santa Ana, Bill Cook, who coached the losers to a Sunset League co-championship in the varsity class and a clear cut championship in Jayvees, figures to have an easier good team next year. The entire Jayvee team will be kick, while five lettermen from co-champ varsity team will win represent Anaheim high school year. The match Saturday with San-Monica was nip and tuck all way and was decided on the match. In the following scoring, Anaheim players are named first: Jon Haster lost to Jack Douglas (California boy's champion) -1, 6-2. Wright lost to Bob Heldman, -1, 6-8, 6-1. Ward Jordt lost to John Griffith, -3, 6-2. Hessel lost to Ron Ballagh, -2, 6-2. Loustou lost to Fred Wild, -2, 6-1. Pickard and Ronald Legg beat Beck and Halloran, 6-4, -6, 6-4. Hilbers and Bill Snyder beat Chicago White Sox win streak—Philadelphia Athletics players instrumental in halting the Chicago White Sox win streak at 14 straight rejoice in dressing room after 5 to 1 victory. Left to right: Outfielder Dave Philley who scored on double steal; Pitcher Bob Hooper who hurled 5-hitter; Catcher Joe Tipton, and Outfielder Gus Zernial who clouted homer and scored two runs. Philley and Zernial are former White Sox mainstays. Sport Calendar TONIGHT Softball (City League) 7:15-Joe's Service vs Grace Lutheran. 8:30-Merchants vs Cypress VFW. TUESDAY Softball (Church League) 7:15-White Temple vs Presbyterian. 8:30-Zion Lutheran vs Calvary Baptist. La Palma Park 7:15-Church of Christ vs St. Bonlain face. 8:30-Hothel Baptist vs Nazarene. WEDNESDAY Softball (City League) 7:15-Alex Tamale vs Lehrs. 8:30-Grace Lutheran vs Merchants. THURSDAY Softball (Church League) 7:15-Bethel Baptist vs Grace Lutheran. 8:30-Church of Christ vs Nazarene. FRIDAY Softball (City League) 7:15-Magnolia Stars vs Merchants. BASEBALL STANDINGS Pacific Coast League W L Pet GB Sacramento 28 21 .551 Seattle 38 22 .543 Hollywood 36 22 .529 Oakland 36 32 .522 Portland 35 34 .507 Los Angeles 33 34 .493 San Diego 21 35 .470 San Francisco 26 42 .382 Yesterday's Results San Francisco 9-8, Portland 0-7, second game, 11 innings. Hollywood 3-2, Seattle 2-2. Los Angeles 7-1, San Diego 6-8. Oakland 6-5, Sacramento 0-0. Today's Games None Scheduled. National League W L Pet GB Brooklyn 27 16 .628 St. Louis 23 20 .535 New York 24 22 .522 Chicago 20 20 .500 Hoston 22 22 .500 Cincinnati 21 24 .488 Philadelphia 21 24 .467 Pittsburgh 18 27 .357 Tennis Tourney Attracts Large Local Sign-Up Entries have been coming in fast for the qualifying tournament of the National Public Parks Junior Tennis championships starting at the City park courts on June 9. Interest is running high because winners will represent the Anaheim Recreation department in the national finals to be held at Arcadia from August 8 to August 12. Since tournaments carrying national rankings are seldom held in California, the town of Arcadia and the Kiwanis clubs which are promoting the matches have made elaborate plans for entertaining junior players who will be competing from the entire United States. Television shows, visits to Hollywood, free housing, tours to Mt. Wilson, barbeques and vaudeville shows are only part of the treats in prospect. Almost the entire boy's high school team will be represented in the singles with the following already signed to play: Ronnie Legg, John Haster, Bob Santabanez, Bob Hoskins, Danny Debvec, Floyd Baker, Detter Hessel, Phil Wright, Kick Hanson, David Jordt, Paul Billows, Bob Pickard, Dan Holden, John Simpson, Weston Warwick, Hart Hessel, Ed Fink, Webster Wright, Ed Gallagher, Bill Schneider, and John Hilbers. Most of the singles players will pair off in doubles, with Baker and Hanson, Hoskins and Holder, Simpson and Warwick, Legg and Seven pitchers entered with no one looking like them. However, starter Tom won the game although he removed in the sixth with fortable lead—21 to 3. Ramella, starter for the nine, just didn't seem to yesterday as he gave up fights and three runs in the first hits and five runs in the second. He gave up 12 earned during his 3% innings—the mark he made during the Sunset League race. He wined for 14 hits and 15 rallied four and topped aers in the strike out departs with three. Fullerton's fence busters out 24 hits and 24 runs topletely subdue the upstart hem nine. It was an entirely ferent game than the Sunset League race. Yesterday thine九 just couldn't do a right at the right time, as they errored only four times same as the Fullerton team teams left 13 stranded bases. Carl Hatfield scored the blow-of-the day when he into left field. The ball rote the fence and the fielder, leno, was in such a rush that he slipped on the but by that time Hatfield back in the dugout resting. Bishop tripled in the third for the only other big blow local nine. Action will be resumed day afternoon on the local mond when the Newport Legion squad takes the fi r p.m. Both teams then go beach on Sunday for the match. Feated in the first round by Palmer of Santa Ana, 6-2, 6-1. Dieter Hessel, Anaheim, lost in second round play to Pamplin, Huntington Beach, 6-8, 5-7. The Anaheim high school players are now conducting an individual championship tournament among themselves. Fullerton Junior Leaguers Win Two from Anaheim 6-5 and 24-5 By Stan Jones Anaheim's American Legion Post 72 baseball team gave the Fullerton Post 142 team a bad case of litters in their Saturday opener and as a result forced the Fullerton champs to go all out in yesterday afternoon's game which they did in rather murderous fashion before a few dozen spectators. In the loop opener Saturday at Amorige park in Fullerton, Anaheim held a slight lead going into the last of the ninth inning, but it didn't quite hold up as the powerful hitting loop champs scored two runs on two hits to win—alided by three Anaheim errors in the inning. The final score was 6 to 5 with left handed chucker Gene Rosen receiving the victory. The two teams concluded the first week of play yesterday at the local park and it looked like the Anaheim team was concluding its season then as they completely succumbed to the tricky pitching of the Fullerton hurlers. Seven pitchers entered the game with no one looking like a winner. However, starter Tom Moore won the game although he was removed in the sixth with a comfortable lead—21 to 3. Ramella, starter for the local nine, just didn't seem to have it yesterday as he gave up four hits and three runs in the first and two hits and five runs in the second. He gave up 12 earned runs during his 3% innings—the same Weekend Sports In Brief (By The Associated Press) Baseball Chicago—White Sox string of successive victories snapped at 14 by Philadelphia Athletics, 5-1. Boxing Buenos Aires — Sandy Saddler, world featherweight champion, knocked out Alfredo Prada, Argentine lightweight titleholder in fourth round of scheduled 10-round, non-title fight before crowd of 25,000. Manila — Manuel Ortiz lost Oriental featherweight title to Tirso Del Rosario and barred from fighting again in Philippines for poor showing. Track New York—Fred Wilt set track record of 4:10.3 in winning mile race at New York A. C. games. Berkeley, Calif. — Olympic champion Mal Whitfield won 440 and 880-yard races in the AAU Pacific association track meet. General PARIS—Shirley Fry and Jaroslav Drobny won the singles titles in the French international tennis tournaments. IF YOU WANT A REAL BUY IF YOU WANT A REAL BUY USE K & L GASOLINE MAJOR BRAND — QUALITY GUARANTEED TETRA-ETHYL 20 $\frac{9}{10}$ gal. ETHYL 22 $\frac{9}{10}$ gal. We Serve You at Serve Yourself Prices! There’s no substitute for honest to goodness, personalized Service...and that’s the kind you get at K.& L! RAPID CAR WASH Phone 7550 For Free Pick-Up and Delivery Saturday and Sunday Excepted K&L Super Service and 5-Minute Auto Wash 558 S. LOS ANGELES AT WATER ST.