anaheim-gazette 1951-06-26

Flynn Flying Now As She Wins Again Mary Flynn of Anaheim won her first round match yesterday as the 19th Annual Long Beach Tennis Tournament got under way with a record 150 players entered in 10 different events. The tournament will continue through Sunday, July 1, on the 20 new courts which have been completed at Long Beach City College. Miss Flynn who is entered in girls' singles, defeated Cella Luckman of Long Beach 6-1, 6-2. In the second round she will face the winner of the Carolyn Taper-Eleanor Horowitz match. Miss Flynn is also entered in the open mixed doubles event with Julian Martinez of Anaheim. Ronnie Legg was defeated 6-1, 6-1 in the first round of the boy's singles by Geoffrey Ball of Long Beach who is seeded third in this division. Anne Williams of Anaheim meets Shari Commeau of Long Beach in the first round of the girl's Singles, while Karen Lenain and Jean Williams who practice together every day in Anaheim will face one another in the first round because of an unfortunate draw. Melva Williams plays Mary Morris of Santa Ana in the first round of the women's singles. Flam, Clark Win At Wimbledon WIMBLEDON, Eng. (INS)—America's men tennis stars headed by defending champion Budge Patty and United States champion Art Larsen got a victory start 2 Anaheim Gazette American Legion Squad Face Huntington Beach Tomorrow Tomorrow at 3 p.m. Anaheim's American League baseball team concludes its series with Huntington at La Palma park in a battle that will send one out of a tie for second spot. Huntington Beach started the season off in winning its first four games—although playing two bottom teams of the loop. In last Wednesday's game at Huntington, Anaheim handed the loop leaders their first loss, a 10-3 beating. In week-end games, Huntington won the first game against Santa Ana, but fell to the fifth place team in the tenth inning to drop from sole second place to a second place tie with Anaheim and Orange. So Huntington who won their first four now has lost two of their last three. Anaheim had the tough luck of going up against powerful Fullerton in the first game of the season instead of tangling with them at a more advantageous time later in the season. After their double loss to Fullerton the local nine has bowled over all foes, but the end of their win streak (five), seems in sight with either hot and cold Huntington tomorrow or dangerous Orange who edged Fullerton earlier this season. And don't count out Flam, Clark Win At Wimbledon WIMBLEDON, Eng. (INS)—America's men tennis stars headed by defending champion Budge Patty and United States champion Art Larsen, got a running start through today's opening play in the Wimbledon championships. Patty, a native of Los Angeles now living in Paris, seemed unhampered by a recurrent foot injury as he breezed to triumph over David Lurie, South Africa, 6-1, 6-4, 6-4. Larsen, the San Francisco lefty moved sedately to triumph over the bright young Australian, Merwyn Rose, 6-1, 6-2, 0-6, 6-1. In a match that was spectacular for its lengthiness, Gardnar Mulloy, Coral Gables, Fla., ousted Philippe Washer, Belgium, 13-15, 4-6, 6-2, 6-4, 6-1. Washer became tired and eratic after the first two sets and The American won handily after trailing Quick Victory Herb Flam of Beverly Hills, Calif., eliminated Nareh Kumar, of India, 6-1, 6-2, 6-2, while Dick Savitt, Orange, N. J., defeated N. M. Cockburn, South Africa, 6-2, 6-2, 6-2. Sweet potatoes are high in vitamin A content. FOX Lehigh • Telegraph 3812 Now—Doors Open 6:45 p.m. Wm. Lundigan - Valentina Cortesa Richard Basehart "THE HOUSE ON TELEGRAPH HILL" and "DOUBLE CROSS BONES" Donald O'Connor-Helene Carter WEDNESDAY SPECIAL KIDDIES' VACATION DAYS MATINEE Doors Open 1:30 p.m. "ADY. OF GALLANT BESS" Technicolor 3 STOOGES COMEDY After their double loss to Fullerton the local nine has bowled over all foes, but the end of their win streak (five), seems in sight with either hot and cold Huntington tomorrow or dangerous Orange who edged Fullerton earlier this season. And don't count out Santa Ana—they beat Huntington and seem certain to finish their season with one or two more upsets. Five Anaheim regulars are hitting over the .300 mark—Jowel Esparza, catcher (.500); Gayle Herbel, shortstop (.419); Pat Roberts, left fielder (.407); Fred Head, catcher (.385) and Dick Ramella, pitcher (.333). The teams batting average fell again — it's down to a meager .2474 level. Johnny Steinborn stole second twice against Huntington to move into a tie with Herbel as the clubs top thieves. George Bishop leads in his battles in departure with eight and is high in the extra base hits. Pitchers Dick Ramella and Val Wiethorn continue their close battle for top pitching honors with neither one giving in. Ramella has struck out more while Wiethorn has been touched for fewer hits and runs. Ramella has been pitching outstanding ball the last few weeks. He struck out eight against Huntington and 12 against Laguna, while giving up only two earned runs. His bad afternoon was against Fullerton when the Northern county sluggers were hitting anything and everything everywhere. Game time is 3 p.m., tomorrow with Huntington Beach furnishing the opposition at the La Palma park stadium. Both teams are in a tie for second spot in the loop standings. A closer look at the score book shows the following information. TOP TEN BATTERS Al H. Avg Dil Harber 1 1.000 Jowel Esparza 18 9.200 Joel Clark 2 2.000 Gary Herbel 21 12.415 Matt Roberts 27 11.495 Freed Head 13 5.285 Dick Ramella 9 3.233 George Bishop 28 286 Carl Hatfield 28 286 John Steinborth 13 3.231 "DOUBLE CROSS BONES" Donald O'Connor-Helene Carter WEDNESDAY SPECIAL KIDDIES' VACATION DAYS MATINEE Doors Open 1:30 p.m. "ADY. OF GALLANT BESS" Technicolor 3 STOOGES COMEDY Oodles of Cartoons First with the Best for the Least CHILDREN FREE! Orange DRIVE-IN THEATRE NOW PLAYING — MARIO LANZA ...THE NEW IDOL OF MILLIONS! Color by TECHNICOLOR THE GREAT CARUSO MARIO LANZA - ANN BLYTH and SHOW STARTS AT DUSK TOP TEN DATTERS Ed Harker 1 9 1,860 Jowel Paparza 18 1 250 Joe Clark 2 1 200 Gayle Herbel 21 12 .419 Pat Roberts 27 11 .407 Zed Head 13 5 .283 Dick Ramella 9 5 .233 George Bishop 28 6 .286 Carl Hatfield 28 7 .250 John Steinborn 13 4 .231 HITS Herbel 15 Roberts 11 Paparza 9 Bishop 9 RBILS Bishop 7 Paparza 7 Roberts 6 Masterson 6 Herbel 5 STOLEN BASES Steinburn 7 Herbel 7 Hattfield 7 Hamella 7 EXTRA BASE HITS Doubles Paparza 2 Bishop 2 Roberts 1 Ramella 1 Triples Bishop 2 Roberts 1 Home Runs Hattfield 1 Bishop 1 ERRORS Bishop 2 Herbel 2 Whitworth 2 Moody 2 STRIKE OUTS Moody 2 Hattfield 2 Herbel 2 WALKS Paparza 2 Wittborn 2 Herbel 2 PITCHERS RECORDS Steinburn - pitches, pitched, AB, DC, runs, hits, errors, SO, AB, AD, DT, won, lost, I. Paparza - pitches, pitched, AB, DC, runs, hits, errors, SO, AB, AD, DT, won, lost, I. Paparza - pitches, pitched, AB, DC, runs, hits, errors, SO, AB, AD, DT, won, lost, I. Calvary Baptist Reptile winning ways and year. That was during season. TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Sports Calendar TONIGHT Softball (Church League) 7:15—White Temple vs Bethel Baptist. Basketball (Summer League) 7:15—Rita Cleaners vs Colonists. 7:20—Waves vs 66ers. WEDNESDAY Baseball 2:00—Huntington Beach at Anaheim at La Palma Park. Softball (City League) 7:15—Merchants vs Magnolia Stars. 8:20-Lehr's vs Cypress VFW. THURSDAY Softball (Church League) 7:15—Zion Lutheran vs Church of Christ. 8:20—Nazarene vs Grace Lutheran. Basketball (High School League) 7:00—Stainbaw vs Amena. 8:00-Gibson vs Kolb. 9:00-Weber vs Herbel. BASEBALL STANDINGS Pacific Coast League W L Pet GB Seattle 21 40 .560 Hollywood 50 41 .538 Sacramento 50 42 .543 Oakland 49 42 .538 Los Angeles 44 44 .500 Portland 44 47 .484 San Diego 27 51 .420 San Francisco 26 54 .400 Yesterday's Results No games scheduled. Tonight's Games, Pitchers San Diego at Hollywood—Sipple (7-9) vs. Woods (10-5), Glimore Field, M15 parm. Los Angeles at Seattle—Hacker (3-7) vs. E. Johnson (0-6). Sacramento at San Francisco—Elhott (9-7) vs. C. Johnson (5-15) or Hood (5-4). Oakland at Portland—Ayers (12-8) vs. Linde (8-6). Big Jack Kraemer Vs. Frankie Parker FOREST HILLS UP—a new, and perhaps revolutionary phase of tennis unfolds at famed West Side stadium tonight when the nation's best professionals go at it under the lights. The matches, part of the round-robin national pro championships, will send Pancho Segura, the defending champion, against Welby Van Horn and big Jack Kramer against Frankie Parker. Brawl in Store for Jake from Murphy NEW YORK UP—Southbaw Bob Murphy is a 7 to 5 favorite over Jake La Motta for their 12-round bout at Yankee Stadium tomorrow night. The ex-Sailor boy is convinced he'll win by a clean kayo, thus becoming the first fighter ever to floor La Motta, the Bull of the Bronx. La Motta, former middleweight champion, says he expects to weigh 174 or 175 for the brawl, the heaviest of his pro career. Murphy probably will hit 176. The Shaughnessy post-season playoff series was inaugurated by the minor league of baseball in 1933. 100-Mile At Garden Great news for was announced recently that NASCAR ed a 100 mile Championship race Speedway, the night June 30. Officials of the way issued the new Johnny Mantz, won NASCAR (National of Stock Car Auto). This will be the sanctioned race ever formia. The first woll last April and great success. The will over-shadow the however, as better cars are expected to race. Mantz issued a pair cars and drivers as the 100-mile classic includes Hal Cole, Eric Erickson, 1951 Rathman, Hudson Hoe Seeger, 1951 Studen Heath, 1950 Forn 1951 Studebaker V-1951 Henry J., and 1949 Pontiac. Billy Cantrell, Danny Weinberg, Freddie Lee and a drivers are looking for said. Larson Tosses No Hitter in Loop Bill Larson threw a no hitter in the first league game, but lost a shut out on three walks and an error. Ehlers Bike Shop ... 10102 Schaffler's Paints ... 00901 Anahiel Gazette ... 00100 Posters Freeze ... 30000 Basketball Ehlers Bike Shop edged Anaheim Gazette 14 to 12 and Kaulbars beat Taylor Lumber 14 to 8 "C" League Jr. C of C ... 60156 Agren and Larson ... 20220 Juniors Win Roy Merk's Jun. baseball team won a 7 to 6 victory on the no-hit pitching of Ed Trotter who struck out 14, but walks and errors almost lost the game. Clinton Wells hit two over the 250 foot fence for Anaheim to lead the 14 years old attack, and also got a single. Robert Loustau added two singles to the hitting. Anaheim ... 929 104 0-7 67 Iron Park ... 100 221 0-6 04 Trotter and Brown Montgomery and Melaniel. "A" League Brown and Haskins ... 19120-4 4 2 20-20 Club ... 10091-2 3 2 Frank and Burt. Daniel Fitzpatrick and Gregory. Cone Bros ... 001 010 1-3 4 2 Gotters ... 001 010 0-2 3 2 Biner and Dinton. Wecker and Happ. Basketball 20-30 Club beat Optimist 15 to 12 in the first basketball game while Cotlers defeated Brown and Huskins 29 to 12. Ty Cobb smacked five hits in one game four times during one year. That was during the 1922 season. Football Players Ruled Ineligible SAN JOSE OP—San Jose state college yesterday declared five football players ineligible because of academic disqualification. They are are sophomore half-back Dick Hadama of Honolulu and junior college transfers Lou Heckler, Long Beach tackle; Joe Grammatico, Monterey halfback; John Gerard, Hartnell college quarterback; Salinas, and Nar Jones, Menlo college fullback. Altheide Wins Own Game in Third on Home Run for 1-0 Win After both Joe's Service and Lehr's Service were unable to field a team in the first game at the City park last night. Grace Lutheran and Cypress VFW played a 1 to 0 ball game. It was a pitcher's duel between Art Altheide and Danny Weinberg. PRINTING is 'a SILENT SALESMAN' You would not send out a salesman who was careless in appearance... short on personality... or lacking in any other important requisite to sell your services to prospective customers. GOOD PRINTING BUILDS PROFESSIONAL Don't settle for low-quality prints. Although the Anaheim Gazette enjoys the printing business of some of the Southland, we take equal pride in our individual orders of Mr. and Mrs. Weinberg. Altheide Wins Own Game in Third on Home Run for 1-0 Win After both Joe's Service and Lehr's Service were unable to field a team in the first game at the City park last night. Grace Lutheran and Cypress VFW played a 1 to 0 ball game. It was a pitcher's duel between Art Altheide and Norm Bradbury with Altheide winning out on his own home run in the third with none on to score the only run of the game. Altheide had 18 strikeouts and only in the fourth inning was he in trouble when Bill Rogers was safe on an error and Dan Spencer singled, but the next man popped to retire the side. Gil Mitchell got two for two for the losers, but could receive no help from teammates to score. Bradbury had 6 strikeouts and 6 assists with a put out. Grace Lutheran (1)— Mitchel, ss 2 0 0 Mirtons, 2b 2 0 1 Belzer, 4b 2 0 0 Hedrick, 2b 2 0 0 Beatleits, cf, e 2 0 0 Johnson, rf 2 0 1 Cawford, lf 2 0 1 Hein, lf 2 0 1 Westerhold, b 2 0 0 Altheide, T., cf 1 0 0 Altheide, A., p 2 1 1 Cypress VFW (0)— Mitchell, c 2 0 2 Johnson, lf 2 0 0 Lockers, R. ss 2 0 0 Rogers, lf 2 0 0 March, 2b 2 0 0 Spencer, 3b 2 0 1 Johnr, cf 1 0 0 Sander, rf 2 0 0 Jefferies, cf 2 0 0 Hickman, rf 2 0 0 Bradbury, p 2 0 0 Calvary Baptist kept on with their winning ways and defeated Grace Lutheran last night in a Church League game at La Palma park, 4 to 1. Bill Koch was the big slugger for the Baptists with two singles and a home run. John Herrera homered also for the winners. In the third, Calvary scored two runs on two home runs. In the sixth they scored two runs on singles by Koch, Chuck Curry, Bob Kevorkian and Don Doetz. Grace Lutheran scored their one run in the second on a walk and a single. Calvary Baptist (4)— Herrera, J., 2b 4 1 1 Steinbourn, 1b 4 1 1 Koch, ss 4 2 1 Curry, lf 2 1 1 Kevorkian, cf 2 0 2 Davis, 2b 2 0 1 Herrera, C. e 2 0 1 Doetz, rf 4 0 1 Burns, E. p 2 * Grace Lutheran (1)— Dupuis, ss 5 * Mack, 2b * Whitehead, lb * Davies, c * Jung, rf * Martens, T., rf * Pberhardie, 2b * Bauerhan, df * Deans, cf * Biel, p * Although the Anaheim Gazette enjoys the printing business of some of the Southland, we take equal pride in our individual orders of Mr. and Mrs. Anaheim. ANNOUNCEMENTS LABEL IMAGE PUBLICATIONS MENUS OFFICE FORMS BLOTTERS RULED FORMS PROGRAMS LETTER HEADS LEAFLETS STATIONERY SALES BOOLEANVELOPES WEDDING LABELS PHOTO ENGINEER FOR THE INDIVIDUAL 100-Mile Race At Gardena Sat. Great news for stock car fans was announced recently with the story that NASCAR has sanctioned a 100 mile Grand National championship race at Carrell Speedway, the night of Saturday, June 30. Officials of the Gardena raceway issued the news jointly with Johnny Mantz, western head of NASCAR (National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing). This will be the second NASCAR sanctioned race ever held in California. The first was held at Carrell last April and was hailed a great success. The June 30 event will over-shadow the opening race, however, as better cars and drivers are expected to race. Mantz issued a pre-view list of cars and drivers already set for the 100-mile classic. The list includes Hal Cole, 1951 Plymouth; Eric Erickson, 1951 Pontiac; Jim Rathman, Hudson Hornet; George Seeger, 1951 Studebaker V-8; Allen Heath, 1950 Ford; Bill Taylor, 1951 Studebaker V-8; Stan Noble, 1951 Henry J., and Les Bomar, 1949 Pontiac. Billy Cantrell, Chuck Meckins, Danny Weinberg, Don Cameron, Freddie Lee and a flock of other drivers are looking for cars, Mantz said. Herbel's Cagers Fall 39-25 Ames handed Herbel's their first loss of the season to move into a four way tie for first with Steinborn, Herbel, Kolb and Ames. Rank Conklin scored 13 for the winners. Herbel's 25 Ames 30 Herbal F Ames 7 Markerson G Conklin 13 Ochos G Copeland 8 Head G Kahney 11 Subs: Herbel's; Jenkins 2. Weber's gave Gibson's their third straight loss with Lonnie Jenkins and Elmo Clamp scoring 12 apiece. Weber 30 Gibron 21 Jenkins P Salgetts D 2 Ayala P Kehacht 11 Clamp C Gibson 5 Jpson G Okamoto 2 Navarro G Bunnell 0 Harold Rees led the scoring for Kolb's with 13 points. Steinborn 21 Kolb 26 Nelson P Kolb 7 Strinborn P Reea H 13 Lee C Carmelo 0 Moody G Greer 6 Schacht G Salaets 0 Brough Wins, 6-1, 6-2 WIMBLEDON (P) — Louise Brough of Beverly Hills, Calif., opened defense of her Wimbledon women's singles tennis championship today with a 6-1, 6-2 second round victory over Mrs. R. L. Scott of Great Britain. She drew a bye through the first round. Miss Brough showed occasional lapses in her match which indicated her injured right elbow. BIKE DAY NEWS The Anaheim merchants came through again in supplying the recreation department with prizes for the Bike Day. This Thursday, the Anaheim youth, up to 16, will match their skills in the cycling at the high school track. A day full of fun and skill has been planned with the highlights on the presentation of prizes. Those merchants donating prizes are: Ehlers Bicycle, Key and Lawn mower shop. Wisser's Sporting Goods, American Auto Store. Hall's Drive Inn. Hall's Bakery. Brown and Haskins Shell Service. 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