anaheim-gazette 1951-07-06

2 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Citrus Market The California Fruit Growers Exchange reported today all auction markets California oranges were about unchanged. REPRESENTATIVE PRICES BY SIZE: SUNKIST (First Grade)— Size 126 150 176 200 220 252 288 344 6.86 5.80 4.90 4.25 4.07 4.13 4.22 CHOICE (Second Grade)— Size 126 150 176 200 220 252 288 344 4.71' 4.75 3.85 3.56 3.62 LOS ANGELES, July 6—(P) The Federal State Market News service reported today grapefruit slightly weaker on Coachella Valley packed; lemons slightly weaker; oranges unchanged. RADIO and TELEVISION KLAC ... 570 KIEV ... 870 KNX ... 1070 KGER ... 1390 KFI ... 940 KHJ ... 920 KNLA ... 1110 KOWL ... 1580 KMPO ... 710 KMU ... 880 KFOX ... 1280 KTED ... 1520 KECA ... 790 KFVD ... 1020 KFAO ... 1330 KPMO ... 1600 The following programs are compiled from reports provided by the broadcasters. We assume no responsibility for last minute changes on their part—T.E.D. RADIO FRIDAY P.M. 5:00 P.M. 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KNX-Merry Go Round St. Boniface Lead; Ca St. Boniface sixth to edge out game at La Palma the top of the first single by Joe Criss run on an error b St. Boniface score the third on an errror by Leo Waldman they added one more gles, Bud Stoffel, Gay Van Berkalearn sixth and last innin three runs on a si c Patin, next two and then Bud Stoffel Patin singled and error by the first b the game. This Boniface in the runn off berth. Presbyterian Paulus, J., ss Paulus, F., p Swiftzler, lf Wailand, lb Mach, e Critchfield, 2b Frank, 2b Ruedy, cf Stanton, rf TOTALS St. Boniface Stoffel, Bud, ss Patin, J., c Stuffo, lf Bob, lf Waldman, 2b Van Beckalear, cf Heilg, 2b Stehley, p Patin, fib Epperly, 1b Kirsh, rf TOTALS Nazarene knocked tist out of second game in the second game Park by a score of scored two runs in single by Harriet TELEVISION FRIDAY, JULY 6 5:00 P.M. 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In the second one more on a walk by Jerry Dickenson run came in the t walks and an infiel Calvary Baptist Davies H. 2b Burns E. 2b Koch ss Hatfield, C. 1b Curry, F. 2b Stainborn, E. 2b Burns L. rf Kevin vlan, rf Herrera, J. rf TOTALS Nazarene Bonner, B. ss Bonner, G. 2b Bonner, H. 3b Jarrett c Dickinson, J. p Burnusck, 1b Klapper, cf Owen, rf Dickinson, B. lf TOTALS Tornado B Action at Monday Even "Wild Red" Berry the biggest box-off in this section; return ange County Athletic day night after a two or three year Gino Garibaldi, le famed Garibaldi team event of a "Ladies gram." Berry's OCAC n Danny McShain, P and Ernie Paluso are for rabid discussion begin comparing w SATURDAY A.M. 7:00 A.M. KLAO-Haynes at Reins KPI-For Men Only KMPC-Story Circus KHL-KAFC-Nage KFWE-News, Bt Leyden KFAO-concert 1:25 KECA-Records KLJ-Breakfast Gang 1:28 KMPC-Story Book KPO-Bob Carried KMX-Prank Goose 1:45 KMY-O-To Vets KMI-KHJ-KFAO-News KPOA-No School Today KNX-Top of Morning 8:00 A.M. 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In the second they scored one more run on an error by the letfielder and a single by Norm Mack. St. Boniface scored one run in the third on an error and a single by Leo Waldman. In the sixth they added one more run on singles, Bud Stoffel, Waldman, and Gay Van Berkalear. Then in the sixth and last inning they scored three runs on a single by Francis Patin, next two men were out, and then Bud Stoffel singled. John Patin singled and scored on an error by the first baseman to end the game. This win kept St. Boniface in the running for a playoff berth. Presbyterian AB R H Paulus, J, ss 4 1 1 Paulus, F, p 3 1 0 Switzler, lf 2 1 0 Waland, 1b 3 1 2 Mack, c 4 0 1 Critchfield, 2b 4 0 1 Frank, 2b 0 0 0 Ruedy, cf 3 0 0 Stanton, rf 3 0 0 Roy Merk New Staff Member At Corona Hi Two former Fullerton junior college athletes will be working with each other this coming school year in nearby Corona high school. H. L. Looney who joined the coaching staff there last year will take over the 1951 season as head football and track coach. The new member of the small staff is Anaheim's youth leader, Roy Merk. Merk will assume the duties of coaching Bee football, varsity basketball and varsity baseball. Last season Merk was head gridiron coach at Coast Union high school in Cambria, near San Jose. Merk and Looney graduated from FJC in 1948 after playing on the same football squad. Looney was a quarterback while Merk was a standout at his end position. Looney went on to Whittier college and played ball while Anaheim will tangle with George Caster's Long Beach Lakewood American Logion team Saturday in a 2, p.m. game at La Palma Park. Caster's team is largely composed of athletes from Long Beach Jordan High School. Jordan's team powered over Anaheim's team early in the high school season by scores of 14-4 and 13-0. The Jordan squad out hit the Colonist nine in the first game 11-8 and the second 11-1. Caster was a top notch major leaguer as a pitcher. He was born in Colton, California in August of 1909 and in 1934 at the age of 25 joined the Philadelphia Athletics. The team didn't go anywhere and neither did George as he won only one and lost four. World Series Pitcher Saturday; Herbel Top By STAN JONES Tomorrow afternoon two local teams donand go into battle—Fullerton in the county play side and Anaheim in an exhibition at La Palm games are at 2 p.m. Fullerton, after capturing their fifth straight county title, goes into the district playoffs again county winner, Norco, at Evans Field in Riverside in the first game of the 1951 playoffs. Both teams travel to Anaheim for the second game Sunday at 1 p.m. If the two teams have won a game, then the third game will also be played Sunday afternoon; however, the second game would be only seven innings. Fullerton has won the district title all five years of entering the competition and should certainly be favored. Anaheim will tangle with George Caster's Long Beach Lakewood American Logion team Saturday in a 2, p.m. game at La Palma Park. Caster's team is largely composed of athletes from Long Beach Jordan High School. Jordan's team powered over Anaheim's team early in the high school season by scores of 14-4 and 13-0. The Jordan squad out hit the Colonist nine in the first game 11-8 and the second 11-1. Caster was a top notch major leaguer as a pitcher. He was born in Colton, California in August of 1909 and in 1934 at the age of 25 joined the Philadelphia Athletics. The team didn't go anywhere and neither did George as he won only one and lost four. Ames in Herbel F Steinborn Ames' team kept place tie by down team in a rout last Rock Conklin score Bill Ames got 19, land scored 15 to Webber (31) Jenkins F Salets F Clamp F Okamoto G Jepson G Kolb's team reen place by walking 47 to 19 with Gering 14 and Lenny 13. Kolb (47) Rees H F Rees G F Salets G F Vinding G Subs: Kolbs—Jenkil Herbel's—Head 2 Rodney Lee pace team to victory and kept them in a place. Glenn (48) Nazarene knocked Calvary Baptist out of second place last night in the second game at La Palma Park by a score of 7 to 5. Calvary scored two runs in the first on a single by Herb Davis and a home run by Carl Hatfield. In the second they scored two runs on two walks and a single by Bill Koch. In the fourth Elwin Burns homered with none on. Nazarene scored 5 runs in the first on a single by Burt Bonner, double by Gayle Bonner, three errors and a single by Bill Hunstock. In the second they added one more on a walk and a single by Jerry Dickenson. Their final run came in the third on three walks and an infield out. Calvary Baptist ABRH Davis H. 2B Burns E. 2B Koch ss Hatfield C.1B Curry H. Stainborn st. E. st. Burns L. rf Kevorklan rf Herrera J. p TOTALS 19 55 Nazarene AB RH Bonner B. ss Bonner G. 2B Bonner H. 3B Jarrett st. Dickenson J. p Hunstock 1B Klapper cf Owen rf Dickenson B. lf TOTALS 21 76 Tornado Back in Action at OCAC Monday Evening "Wild Red" Berry, once one of the biggest box-office attractions in this section, returns to the Orange County Athletic club Monday night after an absence of two or three years to take on Gino Garibaldi, leader of the famed Garibaldi team in the main event of a "Ladies' Night" program. Berry's OCAC matches with Danny McShain, Pierre LaBelle and Ernie Paluso are still "topics" for rabid discussion when fans begin comparing wild and woolly coaching Bee football, varsity basketball and varsity baseball. Last season Merk was head gridiron coach at Coast Union high school in Cambria, near San Jose. Merk and Looney graduated from FJC in 1948 after playing on the same football squad. Looney was a quarterback while Merk was a standout at his end position. Looney went on to Whittier college and played ball while Merk turned into a studious Poet. There are about 600 students at Corona High, but the school is in a fast league, the Tri-County League. Other teams in the league are Bonita, Claremont, Citrus, Chino and Puente. Last year the Corona High football team finished in the cellar as Bonita won the title and should show some improvement this next season. Looney plans to use the T-formation while Merk is undecided as to the formation for his Bee team. Calendar Basketball (Recreational League) 7:15 Scores vs Ritz Cleaners. 8:30 per Colonists vs Hornets at HS gym. SATURDAY, JULY 7 Baseball (American Legion) 2:00 p.m.-Anaheim vs Long Beach Lakewood at La Palma Park. SUNDAY, JULY 8 Baseball (American Legion) 1:00 p.m.-Fullerton vs Norco in county play-offs at La Palma Park. MONDAY, JULY 9 Softball (City League) 7:15 p.m.-Magnolia Stars vs Cypress VFW. 8:30 p.m.-Merechants vs Joe's Service at city park. Basketball (High School League) 7:00 p.m.-Herbel vs Weber. 8:00 p.m.-Kolb vs Gibson. 7:00 p.m.-Steinborn vs Amos at high school gym. TUESDAY, JULY 10 Softball (Church League) 7:15 p.m.-Church of Christ vs Presbyterians. 8:30 p.m.-Calvary Baptist vs St. Boniface at city park. Basketball (Recreational League) 7:15 p.m.-Colonists vs Ritz Cleaners. 8:30 p.m.-Shamrocks vs 66ers at high school gym. WEDNESDAY, JULY 11 Softball (City League) 7:15 p.m.-Magnolia Stars vs Alex Tameau. 8:30 p.m.-Cypress VFW vs Lehrs at City Park. Jr. League Results "A" League Caster Here Tomorrow The Tigers won the pennant in 1945 and George was on the team, winning five and losing only one. The next five season, 1946 was his last season in the majors. He won two and lost one for the second place Tigers. Gayle Herbel topped all hitters on the Legion team this past season with a hefty .434 batting average while Pat Roberts trailed with a highly respectable mark of .362. Ed Harker and Dick Ramella had high averages, but were not at bat very many times. Herbel led the team in banging out the most hits, was second in stolen bases and walks to first base. Val Wiethorn chucked more innings and faced more batters than the other pitchers, but at the same time, gave up more runs and more free passes to first. Dick Ramella won five games while dropping only one, but that game practically ruined him for the season. Fullerton pounded him for 15 runs, 14 hits, 10 earned runs putting Ramella behind the eight ball for the rest of the season. He averaged six strike outs per game, four walks and ended up the season with only 17 earned in this section, returns to the Orange County Athletic club Monday night after an absence of two or three years to take on Gino Garibaldi, leader of the famed Garibaldi team in the main event of a "Ladies' Night" program. Berry's OCAC matches with Danny McShain, Pierre LaBelle and Ernie Paluso are still "topics" for rabid discussion when fans begin comparing wild and woolly mat sessions. Since his return to this section the Kansas "Tornado" has been threatened with suspension several times for his display of "battle enthusiasm." For Health, Eat California Fruit ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. MOVING - STORAGE General Trucking —PHONE 2123— 565 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim PLAYGOLF Willowick YOUR IS-HOLE PUBLIC GOLF COURSE Over New Club House is now Open to the Public Early Occupations West 5th Street at Radio Towers SANTA ANA PILLOW 3-8311 Jr. League Results "A" League R H E Brown and Haskins 101 20—4 1 2 Cone Bros. 100 00—1 4 4 Optimist 000 00—0 1 4 Cotlers 400 6x—10 6 1 Basketball 20-30 28, Cone Bros. 27, Optimist 48, Brown and Haskins 8. "B" League Foster's Freeze 713 10—12 5 1 Gazette 210 20—6 3 6 Ehlers Bike Shop 201 50—8 3 1 Kaulbars 110 00—2 3 5 Basketball Kaulbars 29, Taylor Lumber 29, Ehlers 22, Schaeffler Palms 24 (overtime). "C" Softball Lake's Mena Wear 202 40—8 9 4 Jr. C of C. 442 4x—14 17 3 MONDAY'S SCHEDULE "A" 10 Inch 9:30—Optimist vs Cone Bros. 10:45—20-30 vs Cotlers. Basketball 1:00—Cone Bros. vs Cotlers. 2:00—20-30 vs. Brown and Haskins. "B" League 10-Inch 9:30—Gazette vs Ehlers Bike Shop. 10:45—Foster Freeze vs Kaulbars. Basketball 1:00-Schaeffler Palms vs Taylor Lumber. 2:00-Kaulbars vs Gazette. "C" Softball 10:00-Agren and Larson vs Jr. C of C. BONFACE AT CITY PARK. Basketball (Recreational League) 7:15 p.m.-Colonists vs Hitz Cleaners. 8:20 p.m.-Shamrocks vs Gamers at high school gym. WEDNESDAY, JULY 11 Softball (City League) 7:15 p.m.-Magnolia Stars vs Alex Tamale. 8:30 p.m.-Cypress VFW vs Lehrs at City Park. Jr. League Results "A" League R H E Brown and Haskins 101 20—4 1 2 Cone Bros. 100 00—1 4 4 Optimist 000 00—0 1 4 Cotlers 400 6x—10 6 1 Basketball 20-30 28, Cone Bros. 27, Optimist 48, Brown and Haskins 8. "B" League Foster's Freeze 713 10—12 5 1 Gazette 210 20—6 3 6 Ehlers Bike Shop 201 50—8 3 1 Kaulbars 110 00—2 3 5 Basketball Kaulbars 29, Taylor Lumber 29, Ehlers 22, Schaeffler Palms 24 (overtime). "C" Softball Lake's Mena Wear 202 40—8 9 4 Jr. C of C. 442 4x—14 17 3 MONDAY'S SCHEDULE "A" 10 Inch 9:30—Optimist vs Cone Bros. 10:45—20-30 vs Cotlers. Basketball 1:00—Cone Bros. vs Cotlers. 2:00—20-30 vs. Brown and Haskins. "B" League 10-Inch 9:30—Gazette vs Ehlers Bike Shop. 10:45—Foster Freeze vs Kaulbars. Basketball 1:00-Schaeffler Palms vs Taylor Lumber. 2:00-Kaulbars vs Gazette. "C" Softball 10:00-Agren and Larson vs Jr. C of C. BATTING AVERAGES Ed Harker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gayle Herbel .....53 ...22 ...434 Dick Ramella .....18 ...7 ...389 Pat Roberts .....47 ...17 ...362 Fred Heil .....14 ...5 ...357 Jowel Esparza .....40 ...14 ...350 John Steinborn .....28 ...5 ...286 George Bishop .....28 ...8 ...259 Carl Hartfield .....50 ...14 ...350 Val Wielhorn .....48 ...12 ...250 Jack .....11 ...2 ...182 Duane Masterson .....25 ...4 ...144 Dennis Ryan .....18 ...2 ...166 Ben Mattox .....20 ...2 ...190 David Moody .....23 ...2 ...087 John Wimber .....1 ...0 ...060 Jack Crossson .....1 ...9 ...000 HITS Herbel 23, Roberts 17, Esparza 14, Hartfield 14. RBI's Bishop 11, Herbel 19, Itoberts 5. MAILING LISTS Complete Coverage FULLERTON — ANAHEIM GARDEN GROVE Call Fullerton #726-J-4 or Gazette Box #15MC THE OTHER PITCHERS, but at the same time, gave up more runs and more free passes to first. Dick Hamella won five games while dropping only one, but that game practically ruined him for the season. Fullerton pounded him for 15 runs, 14 hits, 10 earned runs putting Ramella behind the eight ball for the rest of the season. He averaged six strike outs per game, four walks and ended up the season with only 17 earned runs charged to him. His earned run average was 3.37. Wiethorn had a 2.73 mark while facing a grand total of 224 batters over a stretch of 56 innings. The Legion will continue playing right to the start of the annual Anaheim American Legion Invitational tournament. This year the tourney starts August 5 and ends August 26. Tearing the Gazette record book apart one finds the following information about the local Legion team: Batting Averages Ed Harker .....1 ...1 ...1.000 Gayle Herbel .....53 ...22 ...434 Dick Ramella .....18 ...7 ...389 Pat Roberts .....47 ...17 ...362 Fred Heil .....14 ...5 ...357 Jowel Esparza .....40 ...14 ...350 John Steinborn .....28 ...5 ...286 George Bishop .....28 ...8 ...259 Carl Hartfield .....50 ...14 ...350 Val Wielhorn .....48 ...12 ...250 Jack .....11 ...2 ...182 Duane Masterson .....25 ...4 ...144 Dennis Ryan .....18 ...2 ...166 Ben Mattox .....20 ...2 ...190 David Moody .....23 ...2 ...087 John Wimber .....1 ...0 ...060 Jack Crossson .....1 ...9 ...000 HITS Herbel 23, Roberts 17, Esparza 14, Hartfield 14. EXTRA BASKETS Esparza 2, Hattelfeldsteinborn I, Robberson II, Triplets Blahop 2, Wiethorn Hattiefeld I, Blahon Masterson I, Herbert thorn I PITCHERS R RAMELLA —innings AB 175, R. ZT, H. R. BB, R. ZT, W. L. L. WIETHORN —innings AB 224, R. ZT, H. R. BB, R. ZT, W. L. L. LUMBER —innings I, R. ZT, H. R. K. KRAKEN —innings R. I, H. Z, ERA, K. KRAKEN —innings R. I, H. Z, ERA, K. KRAKEN —innings R. I, H. Z, ERA, K. KRAKEN —innings R. I, H. Z, ERA, K. KRAKEN —innings R. I, H. Z, ERA, K. KRAKEN —innings R. I, H. Z, ERA, K. KRAKEN —innings R. I, H. Z, ERA Ames in Rout; Herbel Falters; Steinborn Wins Ames' team kept in a second place tie by downing Webber's team in a rout last night 60 to 31. Rock Conklin scored 21 points, Bill Ames got 19, and Bob Cope land scored 15 to lead the attack. Kolb's team remained in first place by walking over Herbel's 47 to 19 with Gerald Rees scoring 14 and Lenny Kolb scoring 13. Kolb (47) -- Herbel (19) 9 Rees H F Herbel 6 14 Rees G F Ochoa 0 0 Salaets C Masterson 11 0 Vinding G Lostau 0 12 Kolb G Clark 0 Subs: Kolbs—Jenkins 5, Carmello 2, Herbel’s-Head 2. Rodney Lee paced Steinborn's team to victory with 14 points and kept them in a tie for second place. Tennis Matches in Full Swing; Dunton Knocks Over Legg Matches in the boy's and girl's round robin singles tennis tournament being played at the city park courts are in full swing as challenges are given and accepted during the regular class periods. Those who have not yet signed up, are urged to do so before the completion of too many matches puts some of the early starters too far in advance of the field. In matches played on Thursday, Jimmy Dunton defeated George Legg 6-0, but was in turn beaten by Gary Schilling 6-3. Gary Schilling also defeated George Legg, who played his first tennis just a few weeks ago, by a 6-0 score. George was then blanked in a third set by Lee Risner. In girl's singles George's sister Arvilla, who is also a beginning player lost to Jean Williams by a 6-1 count, and to Carol Ausburn 6-3. Jean also defeated Rita Flynn 6-0. Karen Lenain, who took last summer's singles tournament, opened the defense of her title by winning from Carol Ausburn, 6-0. Matches scheduled for Saturday morning are as follows—players are urged to be on waiting: 10:00 o'clock: Charlene Allen vs. Carol Ausburn, Cynthia Cox vs. Janice Evans, Rita Flynn vs. Joan Joyce, and Virginia Lee vs. Arvilla Legg. 10:30 o'clock: Karen Lenain vs. Mary Rasmussen, Vicky Schneider vs. Anne Williams. 11:00 o'clock: Don Dawson vs. Jimmy Dunton, Don Kohlenberger vs. John Kohlenberger, Don Lee vs. George Legg, Merle Moer Hodges Out in Front; Yanks In Short Lead (By The Associated Press) Maybe it's time to take this man Gil Hodges seriously. With 27 home runs in Brooklyn's first 73 games, the Dodger first baseman is running five games ahead of Babe Ruth's all-time record pace of 1927. Let's take a quick look at the Hodges-Ruth figures, month by month: Hodges Ruth April ..... 8 May ..... 9 June ..... 9 July 1-5 ..... 3 27 ..... 26 The Babe didn't hit No. 27 until July 8 in the Yanks' 78th game. Brooklyn won't play its 78th game until after the All-Star game break. No wonder the Brooks are 7½ games in front of the second place New York Giants and pulling away fast. Their recovery from a mid-summer slump coincided with Hodges' latest burst of homers. Gil ripped into Larry Jansen for his 27th last night at Ebbets field, a few seconds after Andy Pafko also rifled a Jansen pitch into the stands. Although the Giants wobbled big Don Newcombe in a four-run eighth inning, the Brooks clawed back with three more and went on to win, 8-4. It was Newcombe's 12th victory, a seven-hitter in which he struck out eight to boost Nelson Bangs Out 3 Hits in Merk Win Anaheim won a practice game from Buena Park yesterday at La Palma 12 to 4. Ed Trotter started on the mound for the locals and walked 5, struck out 7 and allowed one hit, Grover finished with three walks, 6 strike outs and 2 hits. Dennis Nelson was the big stick for Anaheim with a triple and two singles in four trips to the plate. Buena Park 010 110 1 4 3 4 Anaheim 300 351 x 12 10 2 White Temple Explodes for 14 Runs; Bethel Scores 13 Against Zion Luth. White Temple pounded Grace Lutheran last night in the first game at the City park as they held onto first place in the Church league. Don Rees led the attack with three hits while Leo Oden, Al Alberian, and Keith Herman each got two hits. In the first inning they scored six runs on two walks, an error and singles by Rees, Roger Harlow, Keith Herman and a double by Alberian. In the third they scored 6 more runs on a walk, an error and single by Dennis Ryan and Alberian, doubles by Don Rees and Leo Oden and a triple by Keith Herman. Don Mauerhan got three for three for the losers but was of little help. Grace Lutheran AB R H Mack. 2b 210 Mason. 1b 210 Whitehead. ss 200 Davies. c 200 Gibson. rf 200 Gibson. lf 200 Oliver. 3b 200 Everhard. p 200 Fluegge. p 211 Fickle. cf 211 4 for 4. Dennis Denny homered in the fourth and Ehrie Hartmann homered in the sixth. Bethel scored four runs in the second on a walk, and singles by Dennis Denny, Eldon Stark and Carl Bernicker and double by Herb Hamilton. In the fourth they scored 7 runs on two walks, an error, and singles by Hamilton, Remland and E. Hartmann, doubles by Al Hartmann and Carl Bernaker and Denny's homer. Dick Henning got a perfect 3 for 3 for the losers. Bethal Baptist AB R H Hamilton. 3b Gil ripped into Larry Jansen for his 27th last night at Ebbets field, a few seconds after Andy Pafko also rifled a Jansen pitch into the stands. Although the Giants wobbled big Don Newcombe in a four-run eighth inning, the Brooks-clawed back with three more and went on to win. B-4. It was Newcombe's 12th victory, a seven-hitter in which he struck out eight to boost his major league leading total to 83. If Hodges and the Dodgers are running away from the National field, the American four-way race can provide any missing thrills. New York climbed back into first place, a half game ahead of Chicago, by popping Washington, B-2, in a night game after Chicago had been shut out for the first time, B-0, by Detroit's Fredie Hutchinson. Boston closed in on the leaders by manhandling Philadelphia, B-3, with Ted Williams and Bobby Doerr hitting homers to back up Walt Masterson's brilliant relief pitching. The Red Sox are only two games back and Cleveland, rained out of its night game at St. Louis, is but 4½ away. Bob Kuzava tamed his old Washington mates with four hits in his first complete game for the Yankees. Gil Coan's two-run homer in the fifth, his third of the series, robbed Kuzava of a shutout. Gerry Coleman drove home four Yankee runs with a single and double. NOW—Doors Open 6:45 p.m. Stephen McNally Coleen Gray "APACHE DRUMS" Color by Technicolor Radio's Greatest Defective J. Scott Smart "The FAT MAN" CINA-CAR DRIVE IN THEATRE 6612 Lincoln Ave. Out Center, 5 MI. W. of Anaheim Tonight July 6 July 7 "FORBIDDEN DAST" Don Mauerhan got three for three for the losers but was of little help. Grace Lutheran AB R H Mack, 2b 2 1 0 Mason, 1b 3 1 2 Whitehead, ss 3 0 0 Davies, s 3 0 0 Gibson, rf 3 0 0 Mauerhan, lf 2 0 2 Olsen, 3b 3 0 0 Everhard, p 0 0 0 Fluegge, p 3 1 1 Pickle, cf 2 1 1 TOTALS 25 3 7 White Temple Hermann W, 2b 0 2 0 Ryan, 2b 3 1 1 Rees, p 4 2 3 Oden, c 4 2 2 Duncan, cf 4 2 1 Harlow, lb 3 1 1 Ryan, lb 1 1 1 Alberian, ss 4 2 2 Herman, K, lf 4 1 2 Stokes, rf 2 0 0 Hickok, rf 1 0 0 TOTALS 39 14 12 Bethel Baptist took up where White Temple left off and trounced Zion Lutheran to l. Herb Hamilton paced the win with a perfect night at the plate with Esparza. STOLEN BASES Steinborn 12, Herbel 9, Hatfield 7, Ramella 5. EXTRA BASE HITS Doubles Esparza 2, Hatfield 2, Ramella 1. Steinborn 1, Roberts I, Bishop I. Triples Bishop II, Wielhorn I, Roberts I. Home Run! Hatfield I, Bishop I. ERRORS Masterson I, Herbel I, Bishop I. STRIKE OUTS Hatfield I, Moody I, Herbel I. Masterson I. WALKS Raniella I, Herbel I, Clark I, Wielhorn I. PITCHERS RECORDS RAMELLA—innings pitched 43/2/2, AB I15, R 27, H 48, ERA 2.27, SO 26, BB II9, W L L. WIETHORN—innings pitched 56, AB II24, R III7, H IV5, ERA 2.73, SO IV4, BB II L, W X L. VIMBER—innings pitched 2, AB W R II6, H VI5, ERA 6.00, SO I I, BB II G, HARKER—innings pitched II, AB R I I,H ZERO, ROBERTS—innings pitched II, AB R II,H ZERO, CINA-CAR DRIVE-IN THEATRE 6612 Lincoln Ave. Out Center, S M.I.W. of Anaheim Tonight Saturday July 6 July 7 "FORBIDDEN PAST" Bob Mitchum - Ava Gardner Plus - "CAVALRY SCOUT" Western Color Starring Rod Cameron Sunday Tuesday Wednesday July 8 July 10 July 11 'Appointment with Danger' Alan Ladd - Jan Sterling plus - "Double Crossbones" Technicolor with Don O'Connor - Helena Carter Open 6 days week—Closed Monday individual speaker for each car CHILDREN TO TIS FREE "FIRST with the BEST for the LEAST" Orange DRIVE-IN Theatre HIGHWAY LAN AT PLAGENTIA * MI.3-8273 * ORANGE CITY LAST TIMES TONIGHT and TOMORROW Dear Beat: RONald REAGAM Rhonda FLEMING Color by TECHNICOLOR SHOW STARTS AT DUSK Kiddies Love Our Playground STARTS SUNDAY—THE FABULOUS "FABIOLA" ALLURING BEAUTY OF ANCIENT ROME! and "BEST OF THE BAD MEN" - technicolor