anaheim-gazette 1951-07-12

Dawson So Far Ahead He Takes Vacation from Round Robin Tourney Don Dawson, who is leaving town on vacation for several weeks, assured himself of a top spot in the Boy's singles round robin tournament being staged by the City Recreation department, regardless of what happens while he is gone, by building up his win streak to an even dozen matches with no defeats. On Wednesday he added George Legg, Steve Williams, and David Evans to his list of victims with only Evans being able to get a single game out of the three sets. Karen Lenain continued to lead the girl's division with seven straight wins when she defeated Margaret Rodin 6-1 and Vicky Schneider 6-0. Vicky then defeated Carol Ausburn 6-3 to take away some of the sting of her first loss. Rita Flynn defeated Arvilla Legg 6-0, but lost a heart-breaking match to Carol Swank by a score of 8-6. Anne Williams defeated Sharon Rodin 6-2 to run her victories up to five straight with no losses. In the final girl's singles for the day Carol Swank defeated Arvilla Legg and Vicky Schneider in love sets. Jimmy Dunton pulled out of the slump in which he has been playing to beal John Kohlenberger 6-3 and David Evans 6-2. John's other brother, Don, took a love set from George Legg, defeated Ronnie Swank 6-1, but lost to Merle Meyer 6-0. Gary Schilling took John Kohlenberger by a 6-3 count, but lost to Lee Risner, 6-4. Risner also defeated Winfred Glaskox 6-0. Merle Meyer took two love sets from David Evans and Ronald Swank. Lynn er vs. Lee Risner, John Kohlenberger vs. Merle Meyer, Don Lee vs. Steve Williams. 2:00 o'clock: George Legg vs. Gary Warden, Winfred Glaskox vs. Jack Trott, Gary Schilling vs. Gene Newkirk, David Evans vs. Wayne Newkirk, Ronnie Swank vs. Jimmy Duntun. 3:00 o'clock: Charlene Allen vs. Virginia Lee, Carol Ausburn vs. Janice Evans, Cynthia Cox vs. Rita Flynn, Arvilla Legg vs. Mary Rasmussen, Karen Lenain vs. Kay Caffee. 4:00 o'clock: Margaret Rodin vs. Vicky Schneider, Sharon Rodin vs. Carol Swank, and Anne Williams vs. Jean Williams. Rainiers Pull Away to Five Game PC Lead (By The Associated Press) Pacific Coast league ballparks will be dark tonight while the teams travel, and with the exception of the Seattle Rainiers, all clubs can probably use the rest. The Rainiers, who now lead the pack by five fat games as a result of their successful invasion... Old Sal Gets Last Laugh at Rickey NEW YORK (P)—Sal Maglie, the pitcher who got credit for the National league's all-star victory, and who also gets a lot of credit for the Giant's showing this season, visited the Cardinals' tryout camp some 15 years ago and begged to sign up for $65 a month. Branch Rickey and Scout Pop Kelchner looked Sal over and decided he couldn't win in Class D ball... Maybe it wasn't such bad judgment. In 1943-44 Sal was pitching for Welland, Ont., in the Niagara district league and the Canadian teams were pounding him pretty hard. CINA-CAR DRIVE-IN THEATRE 6612 Lincoln Ave. Out Center, 5 Mi. W. of Anaheim Thursday Friday Saturday July 12 July 13 July 14 "GO FOR BROKE" Van Johnson, with Heroes of the 442nd Regiment plus "RIGHT CROSS" June Allyson - Dick Powell Open 6 days week—Closed Monday Individual speaker for each car CHILDREN TO 12 FREE Away To Five Game PC Lead (By The Associated Press) Pacific Coast league ballparks will be dark tonight while the teams travel, and with the exception of the Seattle Rainiers, all clubs can probably use the rest. The Rainiers, who now lead the pack by five fat games as a result of their successful invasion of San Francisco, are showing no sign of a let-up. To make matters even more pleasant, perhaps, for Hornsby's horrors, they play the Seals again starting Friday, this time at Seattle. Seattle dusted off San Francisco, 5-2, last night to win four games in the series of five. Marv Grissom, the league's winningest flinger, racked up number 14 for the season via an eight hitter. The second place Hollywood Stars fell five games behind by succumbing to Portland, 3-2. The Ports came from behind to win it in the eighth on a rally launched by Joe Brovia's 22nd homer of the year. Sacramento maintained its precarious perch in third place by goose egging Los Angeles, 2-0. It took the Solon's pitcher, Glenn Elliott, just one hour and 27 minutes to complete his four hitter before a crowd of only 1310. San Diego's Bob Kerrigan also cranked up a 2-0 shutout, beating fourth place Oakland Acorns on another four hitter. Only one Oak runner got as far as third base. The same teams play again in the series opening Friday, but at opposite ballparks. Hollywood plays at Portland, Sacramento at Los Angeles, San Francisco at Seattle, and San Diego at Oakland. The latter two are billed for a double header. Juvenile League Results "A" League Brown & Haskins 000 011 002—4 5 2 Cotlers 100 001 100—2 4 3 Optimist 002 00—2 5 20-30 550 3x—13 4 Basketball Optimist 25 Cotlers 16. B" League Ehlers Blake Shop 200 03—6 7 4 Taylor Lumber 613 03—7 5 2 Foster Freeze 243 00—9 2 2 Schaeffler Paints 100 22—5 7 Basketball Schaeffler Palms 16. Kaulbars 22. Taylor Lumber Co. 20. Gazette 21. C" League Rams Open Title Hope In New York PHILADELPHI club National F will open its schedule 30 with games at O Francisco, Chicago and finish a 72-game season 16. Opening day game Chicago Bears and Packers, the Cleveland and San Francisco Philadelphia Eagles Cardinals, and the Redskins and Detroit CINA-CAR DRIVE-IN THEATRE 6612 Lincoln Ave. Out Center, 8 Mi. W. of Anaheim Thursday Friday Saturday July 12 July 13 July 14 "GO FOR BROKE" Van Johnson, with Heroes of the 442nd Regiment -- plus -- "RIGHT CROSS" June Allyson - Dick Powell Open 6 days week—Closed Monday Individual speaker for each car CHILDREN TO 12 FREE FOX NOW! Doors Open 6:45 p.m. Farley Granzer - Ruth Roman "STRANGERS ON A TRAIN" and Robert Ryan - Claire Trevor "BEST OF THE BADMEN" Color by Technicolor Juvenile League Results "A" League Brown & Haskins 000 011 002-4 5 2 Cotlers 100 001 100-2 4 3 Optimist 002 00-2 2 5 20-29 50 3x-13 4 1 Basketball Optimist 25, Cotlers 16, "B" League Ehlers Bike Shop 200 03-6 7 4 Taylor Lumber 613 03-7 5 2 Foster Freeze 243 00-9 2 5 Schaefflers Paints 100 22-5 7 1 Basketball Schaeffler Paints 18, Kaulbars 22. Taylor Lumber Co. 20, Gazette 21. "C" League Hall's Bakery 600 00-0 2 5 Nadorff Hardware 302 20-7 5 1 Juvenile League SCHEDULE FOR FRIDAY "A" LEAGUE 9:30—Optimist vs Brown and Haskins. 9:45—20-50 vs Cone Bros. Basketball 1:00—Cotlers vs 20-30 2:00—Cone Bros vs Optimist. "B" LEAGUE 9:30—Ehlers Bike Shop vs Poster Freeze. 10:45—Schaefflers Paints vs Gazette. Basketball 1:00-Taylor Lumber vs Poster Freeze. 2:00-Kaulbars vs Ehlers Bike Shop. "C" LEAGUE 10:00-Hall's Bakery vs Jr. Chamber of Commerce. "FIRST with the BEST for the LEAST" Orange DRIVE-IN Theatre HIGHWAY 101 AT PLACENTIA • KI. 3-8271 • ORANGE 389 SHOW STARTS AT DUSK NOW SHOWING — THE FABULOUS Ancient Rome... Its Power-Mad Rulers... Gladiators... Pagan Love! —and — FABIOLA with MICHELE MORGAN SPOOK SHOWS FRIDAY & SATURDAY NITES Come Early and Let the Kiddles Enjoy Our Free Playground Calen Rex Layne, Rocky Marciano Battle Tonight in N.Y. NEW YORK (UP) — Rex Layne and Rocky Marciano each hopeful of injecting young blood into the heavyweight championship picture, trade punches tonight in what promises to be 10 rounds or less of real slugging at Madison Square Garden. A shot at the heavyweight title awaits the winner. And the men who make the betting odds figure it’ll be Layne. He is the 8½ to 5 choice. The 23-year-old Layne, fisticip pride of the Rockies from Lewis-ton, Utah, and the likeable, quiet 26-year-old Marciano from Brockton, Mass., have almost identical records. Layne’s record shows 34 victories, one setback, two draws and 24 knockouts. Marciano has stepped into the ring for 35 scraps and climbed out with 30 knockouts and five decisions. But the experts like Layne because of the caliber of opponents he has met. They like the way the chunky, aggressive youngster outgamed aging Jersey Joe Wolcott and came off the floor to stop hard-hitting Bob Satterfield. Some 15,000 fans are expected to pack the Garden. If they do, the gate will run between $100,000 and $250,000. There will be no home television or radio broadcast. Civilian Rifle National Clay Courts Tourney Under Way Now CHICAGO (UP)—Halted yesterday by rain, the national clay courts tennis tourney resumed today with third and quarterfinal round men’s play booked at the River Forest courts. The spotlight fell on two third round matches. One sent Jiro Kumamaru of Japan’s Davis Cup team against Seymour Greenberg of Chicago, twice a clay courts titlist. The other bracketed Hamilton Richardson of Baton Rouge, La., the nation’s No. 1 junior, and Hugh Stewart, Los Angeles, who shares the national collegiate doubles crown. Art Larson of San Leandro, Calif., top-seeded in the tournament, faces unseeded Fred Hagist of Sacramento, Calif., while No. 2 seeded Herb Flam, defending champion from Beverly Hills, Calif., takes on one-time British Davis Cupper, Charley Hare, now of Chicago. Tony Trabert, fourth-seeded and intercollegiate champion from Cincinnati, Ohio, a favorite to seep through the lower bracket, had a meanwhile, the high-stepping Brooklyn Dodgers riding on an Indians on War Path for Yanks Major league baseball, after taking time out for three days to settle the annual all-star game, swings back into action today with most of the interest centered on four teams battling for the American league lead. The next two weeks in the American race will go a long way toward settling the pennant, and the Chicago White Sox, Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees and Cleveland Indians well know it. Boston, one game back of the leading White Sox, tackles Chicago in the main dish as hostilities resume with a twi-night double-header at Comiskey park. Chicago has a 14-game home stand, meeting all four of the eastern clubs on their western tour. The other top drawer attraction is a night game at Cleveland, where the New York Yankees hope to get back on the victory trail after their disastrous experience at Boston where they dropped three straight last week-end. New York is two games behind Chicago, while the Indians are four. Yachts Dry Race in Effort To Save Ships HONOLULU (AP) ships continued to hopeless search for who toppled yesteryear second place slow-mile Los Angeles yacht race. Crewman Ted lon, Calif., fell on the 72-foot sloop 820 miles northeast L’Apache is owned by Phyllis B. Brue wood, only woman race. L’Apache was ahead behind the leader 97-foot schooner of Los Angeles. Morning Star w clip that could be 1949 record for this In third place yawl Skylark, own dore Don Ayre o It was reported Honolulu. Behind the three beholdin' the leader 97-foot schooner of Los Angeles. Civilian Rifle And Pistol Club Results The club wishes to announce that pistol shooting has been changed from Monday night to Tuesday night at 7:30. Rifle shooting Tuesday and Wednesday nights and Ladies night Thursday nights. Scores for July 10 and 11, 50 meters. Possible score 200-200. Iron Sights— Sterling Murdock 198-10x Gene Stevens 195-12 Sam Christenson 195-9 C. O. Watters 194-9 Kenny Wire 193-8 V. P. Holmburg 193-8 J. W. Bodner 192-7 Mary Reinert 189-6 Sterling Coe 188-3 Helen Smith 182-3 Telescope Sights— Kenny Wire 199-15 John Wrenn 199-11 Rod Wallace 198-11 Dan Smith 197-8 Elmer Taylor 196-7 C. O. Watters 195-9 Len Heying 194-10 L Neff 194-9 Rams Open Loop Title Hopes October In New York PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The 12-club National Football league will open its schedule September 30 with games at Green Bay, San Francisco, Chicago and Detroit and finish a 72-game season December 16. Opening day game will pair the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers, the Cleveland Browns and San Francisco 59ers, the Philadelphia Eagles and Chicago Cardinals, and the Washington Redskins and Detroit Lions. Art Larson of San Leandro, Calif., top-seeded in the tourney, faces unseeded Fred Hagist of Sacramento, Calif., while No. 2 seeded Herb Flam, defending champion from Beverly Hills, Calif., takes on one-time British Davis Cupper, Charley Hare, now of Chicago. Tony Trabert, fourth-seeded and intercollegiate champion from Cincinnati, Ohio, a favorite to seep through the lower bracket, had a third round date with Conway Catton of San Francisco. Also scheduled today were the first round of the doubles and the second round of the women's singles. Flam and Larsen, top seeded in the doubles, figure to walk off with the tandem event. Ames, Holve Blank Laguna Beach Girls Anaheim Jr. took a league game from Buena Park yesterday afternoon at La Palma Park by a score of 4 to 2. Buena Park had scored one run in each of the first two innings to lead 2 to 0, but in the bottom of the second Anaheim scored three runs on 5 errors. In the fourth Masterson singled and scored on an error of George Bishop's long fly. Buena Park 110 000 0 2 2 9 Anaheim Jr. 030 100 x 4 6 2 Bloomers Win Practice Game Dee Dee Ames and Doris Holve combined their talents to pitch a no-hit, no-run game as the Bloomers took a practice game from Laguna Beach last night on the La Palma diamond. Anaheim scored one run in the first on an error and singles by Kay Dierst and Kay Turner. In the third they scored three runs on a double by Rachel Cadwalader and a walk followed by singles by Kay Turner and Dee Dee Ames. Ames struck out 8 and Holve 3 in the seven innings. Laguna Beach 000 000 0 0 4 Ana. Bloomers 103 000 x 4 8 0 Weather Credited With an Assist LOS ANGELES (AP) — California weather was credited today with outgrowing age Jersey Joe Worcott and came off the floor to stop hard-hitting Bob Satterfield. Some 15,000 fans are expected to pack the Garden. If they do the gate will run between $100,000 and $250,000. There will be no home television or radio broadcast. Walter Trepte's 54ning Star of San from Honolulu; T61-foot ketch Cl Angeles, 895 miles; 940 miles; Drago; 981; Kittem, 1,008; Golden Bird, 1,031; Solveig, 1,059; Sta Schafer's 40-foot Portland, Ore., No new position last night because... club National Football league will open its schedule September 30 with games at Green Bay, San Francisco, Chicago and Detroit and finish a 72-game season December 16. Opening day game will pair the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers, the Cleveland Browns and San Francisco 49ers, the Philadelphia Eagles and Chicago Cardinals, and the Washington Redskins and Detroit Lions. The remaining four clubs will open at night October 1 with the Los Angeles Rams playing the Yanks at New York and the New York Giants meeting the Steelers at Pittsburgh. The only other night contest is Saturday, October 6, with the Eagles host to the 49ers. Other games will be played on Sundays with the exception of a Green Bay at Detroit game Thanksgiving day. The league is divided into two conferences: American—Cardinals, Browns, Giants, Eagles, Steelers and Redskins, and National—Bears, Lions, Packers, Rams, Yanks and 49ers. Calendar Tonight's Games Softball (Church League) 7:15 p.m.—White Temple vs Nagarrene. 8:30 p.m.—Grace Lutheran vs Zion Lutheran at city park. 7:15 p.m.—Presbyterian vs Calvary Baptist. 8:30 p.m.—Church of Christ vs Bethal Baptist at La Palma Park. Basketball (High School League) 7:12—Weber vs Gibson. 8:00—Herbel vs Ames. 7:00 p.m.—Steinborn vs Kolb at high school gym. FRIDAY JULY 13 Basketball (Hercules League) 7:15 p.m.—Colostata vs Waves. 1:30 p.m.—Hornets vs Rita Cleaners at high school gym. Weather Credited With an Assist LOS ANGELES (UP)—California weather was credited today with luring at least one player away from the Canadian football league. He is Andy Robustelli, an end from Arnold college, Milford, Conn. He was snatched by the Los Angeles Rams yesterday right out of the arms of the Montreal Alouettes. "He visited Montreal, but didn't like it up there so decided to play with the Rams," his mother explained. The Rams also announced the signing of another rookie wingman, Dock Moe of Loyola University, Los Angeles. Attlessey Wins 110 Meter Highs in 14.8 PARIS (UP)—American track and field stars, giving a demonstration of what they hope to accomplish in the Olympic games next year at Helsinki, have scored another one-sided victory here. The touring Americans captured eight of 13 events in competition with French athletes. Parry O'Brien, Santa Monica, Calif., tossed the shot 52 feet, 11 inches, then got third in the discus won by Dickie Doyle of Missoula, Mont., with a heave of 166 feet four inches. Dick Attlessey of Bell, Calif., took the 110 meter hurdles in 14.8. Tantamount, who set a new track record at Hollywood Park for the mile on Tuesday at 1.35 flat. Other possible entries include Andrew Crevolin's Be Fleet; T. G. Benson's Lotowhite; F. Norman Phelps' Sturdy One; Clifford Mooers' Sudan, the Breel Stables' Alderman, and the Seavan Stables' Akimbo. If 10 start in the mile and one quarter classic, the gross purse will amount to $137,100. Citation, of course, shooting to pass the $1,000,000 mark in wins, will be highly favored to collect the $100,00 net purse. The Gold Cup pays off a gross figure of $102,100, which includes the fees paid by the winner to get into the race. Tentative jockey lifeups include Steve Brooks on Citation; Glen Lasswell on Bewitch; Lester Balaski on All Blue; Bill Shoemaker on Be Fleet; Johnny Longden on Lotowhite and Gordon Glisson on Sudan. STANDINGS COAST LEAGUE W 11 Pet. GB Seattle Hollywood Nacramento Oakland Los Angeles Portland San Francisco D Diego Wednesday's Results Sacramento 2 Los Angeles 0. Seattle 5 San Francisco 2. Portland 3 Hollywood 2. San Diego 2 Oakland 0. (No games scheduled Thursday). City League Standings W L Merchants Grace Lutheran Alex Tamale Magnolia Stars Cypress VFW Leah's Service Joe's Service THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA PORTS Yachts Drop from Race in Effort To Save Swimmer HONOLULU (P)—U. S. Navy ships continued today an almost hopeless search for a crewman who toppled yesterday from the second place, sloop in the 2,225-mile Los Angeles-to-Honolulu yacht race. Crewman Ted Sierks of Availon, Calif., fell overboard from the 72-foot sloop L'Apache some 820 miles northeast of Honolulu. L'Apache is owned and skippered by Phyllis B. Brunson of Hollywood, only woman skipper in the race. L'Apache was about 105 miles behind the leader, Dick Rheem's 97-foot schooner, Morning Star, of Los Angeles. Morning Star was speeding at a clip that could break her own 1949 record for the crossing. In third place was the 53-foot yawl Skylark, owned by Commodore Don Ayre of Los Angeles. It was reported 880 miles from Honolulu. Behind the three leaders were Walter Trotta, 54-foot yawl Funny-tons difficulties. The Hawaiian Sea Frontier sent an escort carrier and seven destroyers into the area yesterday to search for Sierks. A B-17 search and rescue plane from Hickam Air Base joined the hunt. The Matson freighter Hawaiian Packer, five racing yachts and pasing air and surface craft also searched. After three fruitless hours the escort carrier, four destroyers and the B-17 withdrew. Three destroyer escorts stayed on the scene, searching into the night. Yachtsmen held little hope of finding Sierks. One said "it will be a miracle if we find him, but we're going to keep trying." Five yachts dropped out of the race to aid in the search. They are the Skylark, Evening Star, Chiriqui, Fairweather and Dragoon. L'Apache sent word there was no point in their remaining behind, but at last reports they were still on the scene. Rheem reported last night from the leading yacht, Morning Star, that because of communications facilities he had not known of the mishap until ten hours after it happened. Tamale’s Cool as They Bang Out Only Two Hits in Loss to Magnolia Pete Guadan pitched a two hitter as Magnolia Stars trounced Alex Tamale last night in the first and only game last night at the City park as Lehr’s Service forfeited to Cypress VFW in the second game. The loss moved Alex Tamale back into a second place tie with Grace Lutheran and moved the Merchants a game and a half out in front. Guadan had 15 strike outs and gave up one of the hits in the third to Roy Pina and in the fourth gave up a double to Everett MacDonald. The Stars scored three runs in the first on a single by Jim Romero, double by Fred Magdalero, an error and a single by Raul Moran. In the third they added two more on a walk and a single by Tom Jacques and Henry Torres. In the fifth they added one more on singles by Tom Jacques and Raul Moran. Four more runs were pushed across in the sixth on a double by Ralph Gonzales and singles by Guadan, Jim Jacques, Fred Magdalero, a walk and a double by Raul Moran. Magnolia Stars AB H Homero, 2b Jacques J, rf Magdalero F, 1b Jacques T, lf Castillo, ss Moran, 2b Morales, lf Torres, c Gonzales, cf Guadan, p TOTALS 22 10 14 Alex Tamale Pina, 3b Morales B, 2b Metcalf, 1b Morales W, ss MacDonald, c Morales S, cf Bielefeld, p Hedden, rf behind the leader, Dick Rheem's 97-foot schooner, Morning Star, of Los Angeles. Morning Star was speeding at a clip that could break her own 1949 record for the crossing. In third place was the 53-foot yawl Skylark, owned by Commodore Don Ayre of Los Angeles. It was reported 880 miles from Honolulu. Behind the three leaders were Walter Trepte's 54-foot yawl Evening Star of San Diego, 889 miles from Honolulu; Tucked McClure's 61-foot ketch Chirique of Los Angeles, 895 miles; Fairweather, 940 miles; Dragoon, 964; Tasco, 981; Kittem, 1,006; Java Head and Golden Bird, 1,031; Minerva, 1,037; Solveig, 1,059; Staghound and Don Schafer's 40-foot sloop Janie of Portland, Orc., 1,065. No new positions were received last night because of communications. A message from L'Apache to the B-17, intercepted by Freeman Lang, Honolulu yachtsman and communications man, said Sierk's hands were slashed badly when he grabbed at the sloop's log line as he fell. He was bleeding badly when he disappeared. Crewmen threw a life ring toward him but rolling swells blotted him from view. "We don't know if he got it," the message said. The SQR Store wherever you GO on Vacation GO Palm Beach COOL GO Palm Beach SMART SQUEEZE WRINKLES DOUNCE OUT ALL-NEW Palm Beach SUITS WRINKLES BOUNCE OUT ALL-NEW Palm Beach* SUITS Bounce OUT Wrinkles Lock IN Smoothness They're cool, they're lighter in weight... they have easy fitting comfort... and for smartness these all-new Palm Beach Suits can't be beat. You see, by the new Patented "Fiber-Lock" Method wrinkles actually bounce out... you keep that fresh-pressed look longer. Patterns and colors are truly handsome... tailoring finer than ever. 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