anaheim-gazette 1951-06-20

Nazarene, Zion Lutheran and Calvary Baptist Take Games Nazarene scored 10 runs in the bottom of the fourth to break up a close ball game and defeated St. Boniface 14 to 2 last night in the first game at the City park. Nazarene scored one run in the second on a walk and two errors. In the third they scored three runs on a single by Harold Bonner, Hunsaker, walked and a double by Jerry Dickenson. In the fourth they scored 10 runs on six walks, two singles by Burt Bonner, single and a home run by Harold Bonner and a single by Jarrett. St. Boniface scored two runs in the fourth on singles by Bob Stoffel, Leo Waldman and Francis Patin. St. Boniface (2)— Bob Stoffel, ss J. Patin, Enderty, sb Helnze, cf Bob Stoffel, lb, p Waldman, 3b J. Stoffel, 2b Steley, lf F. Patin, p M. Patin, rf Totals Nazarene (14)— B. Bonner, ss H. Bonner, 3b Jarrett, lf B. Dickenson, lf Hunmaker, rf Owen, rf G. Bonner, e Hunstock, 1b J. Dickenson, p Klapper, cf T. Bonner, 2b Zlon Lutheran downed Presbyterian easily last night in the second game at the City park. It to 5. In the bottom of the first, they scored one run on a single by Lloyd Trapp and an error. In the Larry Weaver Joins Service One of the greatest all-around athletes ever to wear the Blue and Gold colors of the Anaheim High School left today to represent the local community in the United States Air Force. Larry Weaver, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Weaver of 225 E. Cypress st., has had a very colorful career in sports in the local community. Weaver, who graduated from Anaheim Union High in 1950 and spent one year at Fullerton Junior College leaves today for Lackland Field in Texas. He signed up for four years. He was an all-league choice at fullback for the Colonist eleven in 1949 and was a standout in baseball and track. He was a pitcher and fielder on the baseball squad while he broad jumped on the track team. He won the Sunset League championship in the broad jump and jumped his way into the CIF finals where he placed behind the record breaking leap of Verle Sorgen of Riverside now at USC. Weaver played right halfback on the Junior college team this past season and was one of the reasons Fullerton tied the loop champs in the final game of the year, Santa Ana by the score 18-18. Against Vallejo when the Hornets rolled up a 57-6 score Weaver had a 20 yard running BASEBALL STANDING Pacific Coast League W L P Seattle Sacramento Hollywood Oakland Los Angeles Portland San Diego San Francisco Yesterday's Results Hollywood 4, Portland 3 (16) Sacramento 5, Los Angeles Oakland 2, San Diego 6. Seattle at San Francisco, Today's Games Portland at Hollywood—Crews vs Woods (9-5). Los Angeles at Sacramento (1-0) vs Elliott (8-7). Oakland at San Diego—Ball vs Jones (9-4). Seattle at San Francisco—(2-0) vs Burdette (6-5). National League W L P Brooklyn New York St. Louis Cincinnati Boston Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh Yesterday's Results Brooklyn 5, Cincinnati 4. New York 2, St. Louis 1 (8 run) Philadelphia 9, Pittsburgh 5, Boston 6. Today's Games Boston at Chicago—Spain (8-5) Minneapolis (8-5) Brooklyn at Cincinnati (nil) Schmitz (1-2) vs Baffensberg. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (nil) Church (6-3) vs La Palme. New York at St. Louis (nil) Kennedy (1-2) vs Munger (2). American League W L P Chicago New York Boston Cleveland Detroit Washington Philadelphia St. Louis Yesterday's Results New York II 4, Chicago 3-5. Boston 2, Cleveland 2. Philadelphia 2, Detroit 5. St. Louis 4, Washington 1. Today's Games Chicago at New York—Pierce vs Loat (9-2). St. Louis at Washington (nil) Slater (1-7) vs Hudson (0). Porterfield (0-0). Cleveland at Boston—Wynn vs Wight (2-4). Detroit at Philadelphia (2 twl). Zlon Lutheran downed Presbyterian easily last night in the second game at the City park, 11 to 5. In the bottom of the first, they scored one run on a single by Lloyd Trapp and an error. In the second, they scored six runs on a home run by Merle Dick, two errors and a home run by Steve Holden, two walks and a single by Dick Henning. In the fifth they added two more on singles by Walt Schmidt, Dick Henning and Merle Dick. Presbyterian scored one run in the second on a triple by Don Swittzer and a long fly. In the fifth they scored four runs on a homer by Mitchell, two errors and a single by Kevin Stanton. Presbyterian (5)—AB R M J. Panlus, ss Frank, 2b Critchfield, 1b Wilmer, ff Ruddy, p Mitchell, p Sturges, 2b Stakemillon, c Mack, c Stanton, rf Totals 21 5 3 Zlon Lutheran (11)—Schmal, 1b L. Trump, sf D. Hening, cf M. Dick, p H. Grimm, e F. Trapp, 2b R. Grimm, 2b H. Miller, cf Holden, rf Johnson, rf Totals 22 11 9 Calvary Baptist broke up a 1 to 1 ball game in the sixth, when they scored five runs to take over second place in league standings in the game last night at La Palma park. Bethel Baptist scored one run in the first inning when Erland Remland singled and scored on Lee Mims single. In the fifth, Elwin Burns homered with none on to tie the game. In the sixth, Calvary Baptist scored five runs on three walks, four errors and singles by Ed Herrera, Herb Davis and a pair of singles by Gigs Steinborn. The Church of Christ and White Temple game was not played. Bethel Baptist (1)—AB R M Hamilton, 2b Remland, cf R. Hartmann, 2b Heavy Hitting L. Layton Smacks in Rally Killing Double Play, LA Loses Los Angeles Angels had the bases loaded in the eighth inning last night with only one out, then Les Layton ended it all by hitting into a double play, for an eventual Sacramento win, 5-3. Hollywood defeated Portland 4-3 in 16 innings at Glimore Field last night in what was the second longest game of the Coast League season. The longest game on tap was recorded April 16 when Seattle and San Francisco battled it out in 17 innings. Charlie Bishop allowed five hits and struck out eight to pitch Oakland to a 2-0 victory over San Diego. It was the Oaks fourth straight win, its longest streak this season. Seattle at San Francisco was not played due to the air line strike which grounded the flying Raniers. Highlights of the games were plentiful around the league. The Stars' Lou Stringer, who had saved the day in the ninth by smashing his fifth homer, started the triumphant surge with a double off the right-field fence. Chuck Stevens sacrificed him to third. George Schmee drew a pass, but Gorman lofted one to deep right field that Don White miraculously, but vainly caught. The outcome snapped a five game losing streak for the Stars (Continued on Page 7) Shamrocks, Hornets Emerge Victorous In First Round Church League Standings White Temple Calvary Baptist Church of Christ Bethel Baptist Zilon Lutheran Grace Lutheran Nazarene St. Boniface Presbyterian City League Big Ten Batters (including June 18 games) At least 10 times at bat. M. Cook, Lehr's Escalante, Grace Luth. Knoeller, Alex Tamale. Thompson, Merchants. F. Perez, Merchants. A. Althede, Grace Luth. Malone, Lehr's. E. MacDonald, Alex Metcalf, Alex Tamale. J. Vuksonovich, Lehr's Church League Big Ten Batters (including June 18 games) At least 10 times at bat. Juvenile League Schedule THURSDAY A League 10 2:00-20:20 vs Optimist. 10:00-20:20 vs Brown and Haskil. 11:00-20:20 vs Optimist. B League 10 2:00-20:20 vs Effers Bike S In the fifth, Elwin Burns homered with none on to tie the game. In the sixth, Calvary Baptist scored five runs on three walks, four errors and singles by Ed Herrera, Herb Davis and a pair of singles by Gigs Steinborn. The Church of Christ and White Temple game was not played. Bethal Baptist (1)—AB R M Hamilton, 5b Remland, cf K. Hartmann, 2b Mins, p, 1b P. Jungkeit, rf Stark, ss, p A. Herrera, ff Herbaker, 1b Ausburn, c Totals Calvary Baptist (6)— Half, rf Steinborn, 2b Koch, ss C. Hatfield, 1b Kevorklan, cf E. Burns, 2b T. Herrera, p E. Herrera, c H. Davis, rf Totals 27 6 8 GETS TRO LOS ANGELES (F) — A fast leather thrower from Denver, Red Martinez, 120, swarmed all over Jimmy Estarito, 120, of San Francisco to score a second round technical knockout at Olympic auditorium last night. It was the eighth knockout in in 14 fights for Martinez. In the other six-rounder, Jim Dunn, 125¼, San Diego, outpointed Richard Minjaires, 130, Los Angeles. MAILING LISTS Complete Coverage FULLERTON — ANAHEIM GARDEN GROVE Call Fullerton 8722-1-4 or Gazette Box 151MC Shamrocks, Hornets Emerge Victorous In First Round Shamrocks won the first game of the Open Basketball League last night at the high school by downing the Colonist 43 to 28. The half time score was 23 to 12 in favor of the Shamrocks and they were not pressed during the second half. Don Davis led the scoring for the winners with 14 points while Bill Ames led the scoring for the Colonist with 7. Shamrocks (43) Colonists (28) 5 P. Campbell F Ames 6 V. Campbell F Moody 14 Davis C Gibson 4 D. Wagoner G Steinborn 6 Drake G Herbel Suba—Shamrocks: H. Wagoner 6, Shafer, Parson; Manual & Colonists; Colb 6. Clark, Masterson. The Hornets lead all the way to down the 66ers 53 to 35. Big Jim Irvin led the scoring for the Hornets with 13 field goals for 26 points. Erickson led the scoring for the losers with 15 points. Hornets (53) 66ers (35) 4 Goff F Praser 6 Bruce F King 25 Irvin C Erickson 2 Bitter G Straw 7 Price G Ferguson Suba—Hornets: Denny 4. Danker 2, Omalev 2. 66ers: Jones. Back in 1886 the Michigan State baseball team defeated a Lansing town team, 53-1. The following season an improved Lansing team held the score to 52-1. Joan Alsup finally did it, collected one of the few wins Buena Park this season at expense of the World Championship Orange Lionettes, 3-1, recount last night at Buena Park. The Lynx, last place holder the league, jumped right out front by scoring two in the first inning. They got one across in third and the last tally came in sixth. Each team collected four hits and both made two runs. Joan practically won her game as she banged out two of team's four hits. BASEBALL STANDINGS Pacific Coast League Seattle 48 26 .571 Sacramento 47 39 .547 2 Hollywood 45 40 .528 3½ Oakland 45 40 .528 3½ Los Angeles 42 40 .512 5 Washington 46 45 .471 8½ San Diego 36 46 .429 11 San Francisco 23 50 .398 14½ Yesterday's Results Hollywood 4, Portland 2 (16 inning). Sacramento 5, Los Angeles 2. Oakland 2, San Diego 6. Seattle at San Francisco, airline strike. Today's Games Portland at Hollywood—Creel (4-5) Woods (8-5). Los Angeles at Sacramento—Lade (0) vs Elliott (5-7). Oakland at San Diego—Balley (7-5) Jones (9-4). Seattle at San Francisco—Salvert (0) vs Burdette (6-5). National League W L Pet GB Brooklyn 37 19 .661 New York 34 27 .557 5½ Louis 29 29 .500 9 Ncinnati 27 29 .483 10 Ston 25 31 .475 10½ Philadelphia 27 30 .474 10½ Chicago 25 29 .463 11 Tsburgh 21 24 .382 15½ Yesterday's Results Brooklyn 5, Cincinnati 4. New York 2, St. Louis 1 (8 innings, n) Philadelphia 4, Pittsburgh 2. Chicago 4, Boston 6. Today's Games Boston at Chicago—Spahn (7-5) vs Annu (8-5) Brooklyn at Cincinnati (night) — Annu (1-2) vs Baffenaberg (5-7). Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (night) — Annu (6-3) vs La Palme (1-3). New York at St. Louis (night) — Annu (1-2) vs Munger (2-3). American League W L Pet GB Cicago 39 18 .634 New York 35 21 .625 3½ Ston 34 28 .596 5 Rveland 30 27 .526 9 Rvolt 26 27 .491 11 Washington 21 33 .339 16½ Philadelphia 18 27 .339 19½ Louis 19 37 .339 19½ Yesterday's Results New York HI.4, Chicago HI.5. Boston HI.4, Cleveland HI.2. Philadelphia HI.2, Detroit HI.5. St. Louis HI.4, Washington HI.1. Today's Games Chicago at New York—Pierce (7-4) Lopat (8-2). St. Louis at Washington (night) — later (1-7) vs Hudson (0-4) or terfield (0-0). Cleveland at Boston—Wynn (4-3) Wight (2-4). Detroit at Philadelphia (2 twl-night) Cook Schedules Tennis Classes Tennis classes will be held for all ages at the high school under the instruction of Cook. This summer on Tuesday and Thursday mornings there will be classes for beginners, intermediates, and advanced groups and also tournament practice. Registration will be on Friday, June 26, from to 12 on high school courts near BLOOMERS LOSE TO ORANGE GALS The Anaheim Bloomers were defeated by the Orange Rockets in the later innings last night in the first league game of the Orange County Girls League. The Bloomers had held a 4 to 1 lead until the sixth inning. JOE LOUIS AT LEAST IS CHAMP IN ENGLAND LONDON EP—Joe Low declared heavyweight champion of the world today by the Boxing Board of Control. Britain previously had nized Lee Savold, Louise Tennis Classes Tennis classes will be held for all ages at the high school under the instruction of Cook. This summer on Tuesday and Thursday mornings there will be classes for beginners, intermediates, and advanced groups and also tournament practice. Registration will be on Friday, June 26, from 8 to 12 on high school courts near stadium in back of the gym. There will be a $3.00 registration fee. All ages may sign up for these classes. TO ORANGE GALS The Anaheim Bloomers were defeated by the Orange Rockets in the later innings last night in the first league game of the Orange County Girls League. The Bloomers had held a 4 to 1 lead until the sixth inning. JOE LOUIS AT LEAST IS CHAMP IN ENGLAND LONDON (UP)—Joe Louis declared heavyweight champion of the world today by the Boxing Board of Control. Britain previously had named Lee Savold. Louis lost out Savold, from Englewood in the sixth round of the last Friday night in New City. This is it! In the low-price field, Chevrolet built the first automatic transmission...and Chevrolet builds the finest...to give you smooth, dependable no-shift driving at lowest cost! Here's complete freedom from clutch pedal and gear-shifting! 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Laz set a meet record of 14 feet, 8 13-16 inches in the pole vault, after other competitors dropped out at 14 feet. Laz tried for 15 feet, but brushed the bar off. Mathias won the discus at a meet-record 173 feet, 4 inches. George Brown of UCLA, like Davis, was a double winner. Brown captured the broad jump with a leap of 23 feet, 11 inches and won the 220-yard dash in 22 seconds flat. An estimated 6500 spectators watched, the largest crowd ever to see a track meet in Oregon. No less than 12 Hayward Field records were broken. The victory gave the Westerners a 7-4 lead in the annual meets. JOE LOUIS AT LEAST S CHAMP IN ENGLAND LONDON (UP)—Joe Louis was declared heavyweight champion of the world today by the British Boxing Board of Control. Britain previously had recognized Lee Savold. Louis knocked White Sox Battle Yankees to Draw; Hold 3½ Game Edge in Big Series NEW YORK (AP)—The battling Chicago White Sox showed the big town why they are leading the pack in the American League when they came surging back yesterday in the twilight of a long day to defeat their sternest rivals, the Yankees, 5-4 in the second game of their vital double-header after the Bombers had mailed them, 11-9, in the opener. Bob Dillinger, a pinch hitter, drove across the deciding run in the ninth inning of the tense second game with a line double to right after the veteran Ed Stewart had kept the Richards Rockets in the struggle with a three-run homer off Vic Raschi in the previous inning. A paid crowd of 60,441 packed the big stadium in the Bronx to get its first good view of the wonder team from the West, and after nearly seven hours of play it stood to yell its approval of a team which refused to be licked. The shadows were deep when Dillinger went up to hit for Pitcher Randy Gumpert in the ninth with two aboard and one out. The man he faced was Allie Reynolds, who had just relieved the sagging Raschi. The bespectacled third baseman banged a drooping liner to right which outfielder Cliff Mapes made a desperate try for. It hit Mapes' glove just above the grass, and rolled on through his legs as Jim Busby, speedy Chicago rookie, raced home with the decider. Howie Judson set the Yanks down in order in their and guaranteed that they will leave New York still the club to catch, no matter what the result of single games today and Thursday. In other league games, Eddie Joost and the ex-Hollywood Star, Gus Zernial slammed home runs to give the Philadelphia Athletics a 9-5 win over the Detroit Tigers' pitcher Dizzy Trout. Hoot Evers and Steffe Souchock hit home runs for the Tigers. Chuck Stobbs was touched-for only four hits as he pitched the Red Sox to a 9-2 victory over the Cleveland Indians. The Bostonians got off to a running start when Ted Williams pooled a two-run homer, his 14th of the season, in the first innning. Williams drove in four runs as the Boston victory delighted 31,644 fans. The St. Louis Browns took advantage of shabby Washington fielding to beat the Senators 4-1 (Continued on Page 5) Calendar Sport TONIGHT Softball (City League) 7:15—Alex Tumale vs Cypress VFW. 8:30—Joe's Service vs Magnolia Stars. Baseball (Huntington Beach High School) 3:00-Anabehm vs Huntington. THURSDAY Softball (Church League) (City Park) 7:15—Presbyterian vs Nazarene. 8:30-St. Boniface vs Grace Lutheran. Basketball (High School Gym) 7:00—Steinborn vs Herbel. 8:00-Kolkib vs Weber. The victory gave the Westerners a 7-4 lead in the annual meets. JOE LOUIS AT LEAST S CHAMP IN ENGLAND LONDON (UP)—Joe Louis was declared heavyweight champion of the world today by the British Boxing Board of Control. Britain previously had recognized Lee Savold. Louis knocked out Savold, from Englewood, N.J., in the sixth round of their fight last Friday night in New York City. The man he faced was Allie Reynolds, who had just relieved the sagging Raschi. The bespectacled third baseman banged a drooping liner to right which outfielder Cliff Mapes made a desperate try for. It hit Mapes' glove just above the grass, and rolled on through his legs as Jim Busby, speedy Chicago rookie, raced home with the decider. Howie Judson set the Yanks down in order in their last try. The even break enabled the Sox to keep a tight hold on their three and one-half game lead. TONIGHT Softball (City League) 7:15—Alex Tumale vs Cypress VFW. 8:30—Joe's Service vs Magnolia Stars. Baseball (Huntington Beach High School) 9:00—Anahelm vs Huntington. THURSDAY Softball (Church League) (City Park) 7:15—Presbyterian vs Nazarene. 8:30-St. Boniface vs Grace Lutheran. Basketball (High School Gym) 7:00-Steinborn vs Herbel. 8:00-Kolb. vs Weber. 9:00-Ames vs Gibson. 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