anaheim-gazette 1951-07-19

Arvilla Legg Bounces Coffee By 6-4 Score Jean Williams defeated Margaret Rodin in the feature girl's singles match played on Wednesday in the round robin tennis tournament being staged on the city park courts, 6-4, after Margaret pulled up from a love five deficit in games to make it a real set. In the mixed doubles a similar battle was won by Karen Lenain and her partner Merle Meyer after Jean Williams and Barry Ryan bad run up a 5-2 lead and looked certain to take the match which will be one of the important ones when the mixed doubles title is decided. With the track meet holding the center of attention at the high school there were only three additional matches played during the afternoon. Mary Rasmussen defeated Sharon Rodin 6-4. Arvilla Legg defeated Kay Caffee 8-4, and Don Lee defeated Ronnie Swank in a love set. Any matches not yet completed on the singles cards must be finished by the close of Saturday morning's tennis classes in order to count in the awarding of ribbons and for the setting up of the singles ladders. Schedule for Friday 1 p.m.—Jimmy Dunton vs. Lynn Oden, Gary Schilling vs. Don Kohlenberger, John Kohlenberger vs. Winfred Glaskox, Wayne Newkirk vs. Don Lee, George Legg Joe Walcott Knows PITTSBURGH (UP)—Jersey Joe Walcott, an amazing old man of the ring who wouldn't be licked, today held the world's heavyweight championship in an astounding climax to an almost unbelievable saga of the ring. Today plans were in motion for a September return meeting between the brown Cinderella man and the beaten champion, Ezzard Charles, either in Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Atlantic City, or New York, Pittsburgh, with a record turnout of 28,272 for first heavyweight title show Forbes Field, looked the like winner of the fist plum. At 37, Jersey Joe last night became the oldest man ever to win boxing's most prized bauble when he flattened the superbly conditioned Charles in 55 seconds of the seventh round of their round bout. A left hook to the jacket Charles to the canvas. 2 Anaheim Gazette Gazette SP Brown Bomber Shows Disgust With Fight PITTSBURGH (UP) — Marshall Miles, manager of Joe Louis, said the Brown Bomber went to bed last night "disgusted" after watching Jersey Joe Walcott knock out Ezzard Charles on television. "It puts Joe back at least six months in his plans to regain the title," said Miles after he had talked to the Louis camp at Belle River, Ontario. Joe is training there for his Aug. 1 fight with Oscar Brion in San Francisco. Bloomers Upset Fullerton, 9-4 Just as Walcott surprises Charles, the Bloomers climbed over the Fullerton Vildettes a practice game at Maple Schoe in Fullerton. It took an extra inning, but the top of the eighth, the Bloomers scored 5 runs on a single Mona Carner, a walk, and sing by Kay Turner, Doris Holve a Mary Williams, and an error. Fullerton had scored one run the third, the Bloomers tied score in the top of the fifth on the singles cards must be finished by the close of Saturday morning's tennis classes in order to count in the awarding of ribbons and for the setting up of the singles ladders. Schedule for Friday 1 p.m.—Jimmy Dunton vs. Lynn Oden, Gary Schilling vs. Don Kohlenberger, John Kohlenberger vs. Winfred Glaskox, Wayne Newkirk vs. Don Lee, George Legg vs. Jack Trott, Lee Risner vs. Larry Ryan, Gene Newkirk vs. David Evans, and Jean Williams vs. Karen Lenain. 2 p.m.—Merle Meyer vs. Winfred Glaskox, Wayne Newkirk vs. Rannie Swank, Janice Evans vs. Carol Ausburn, and Mary Rasmussen vs. Cynthia Cox. 3 p.m.—Margaret Rodin vs. Janice Evans, Anne Williams vs. Cynthia Cox, Carol Swank vs. Carol Ausburn, Barry Ryan and Don Lee vs. Jimmy Dunton and Don Kohlenberger, Lynn Oden and Steve Williams vs. John Kohlenberger and Gary Schilling. LAGUNA BEACH FESTIVAL OF ARTS PAGEANT OF THE MASTERS Dramatic evening spectacle of "Irving on Broadway" Ensemble, Hart T Art Exhibit, Puppets, Children's Art Show, Hand-crafts on display, Artists at work. Tickets at all Mutual Agencies & B.C., Calif., Music Co. 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Schallock, a left-handed pitcher, was former Coast league. SHOW STARTS AT DUSK FIRST with the BEST for the LEAST Orange DRIVE-IN Theatre HIGHWAY 101 AT PLACENTIA * KL. 3-8271 * DRANGE 389 NOW Showing! 2 FIRST RUN HITS TECHNICOLOR PASSAGE WEST JOHN PAYNE • DENNIS O'KEEFE ARLEEN WHELAN SAVAGE SECRETS OF NATURE IN THE RAW! JUNGLE HEADHUNTERS Print by TECHNICOLOR Champs Don't Go to School Anymore NEW YORK (P)—An "upset in tennis used to be when the M 2 player accidentally beat the N 1 man. Form was so accurate that it wasn't a question of whether win, but how. Now what happens... Dick Savitt, the lad who stepped out of collage and obscurity into the top flight last summer, won the Australia and Wimbledon titles. On one of that young Tony Frabert knocked off national champion A Larsen in the clay courts first and Vic Seixas trimmed vets and Gar Mulloy and Bill Tulberry in successive matches at Spring Lake. It's understandable once you've seen it happen because all three were recogniz as very promising players whose development was delayed by requirements of education. Trabert, a 20-year-old basketba Knocks Ezzard Charles To Floor York, Pittsburgh, with a city turnout of 28,272 for its heavyweight title show at Field, looked the likely of the fistle plum. Jersey Joe last night be the oldest man ever to win his most prized bauble when attended the superbly condi-Charles in 55 seconds of seventh round of their 15-bout. A left hook to the jaw charles to the canvas. It was the ancient Camden battler's fifth crack at the championship—two more chances than any other challenger ever got at the heavyweight crown! "I'm thankful to everyone," said Walcott who had twice seen the crown slip out of his eager fingers. "I'm going to be a fighting champion—and Charles will get his chance." "I got him with a left hook to the jaw," said Joe with a big grin on his face. Only moments before tears coursed down his cheeks as he realized his glorious moment of triumph. "I just got hit," said the crest-fallen Charles in the stillness of a loser's dressing room. "Did I hear the count? I heard five—I guess," said Charles, who had a lump under his right eye and a cut on his lower lip that required two stitches. "I don't know what it was to-night but he seemed more aggre-sive than ever. He was taking chances with haymaker punch and leaving himself wide open I couldn't seem to do anything about it. I guess I was waiting later when he would tire out." "I could have gone on and o-write Walcott. I kept banging h-e to the body early in the fight, bring his guard down. We planned that all along. Then I w-to throw my right to make h-e" THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA e SPORTS Boomers Upset Hilton, 9-4 as Walcott surprised us, the Bloomers climbed all the Fullerton Vildettes in net game at Maple School Hilton. ook an extra inning, but in top of the eighth, the Bloom-ored 5 runs on a single by Carner, a walk, and singles by Turner, Doris Holve and Williams, and an error. Hilton had scored one run in third, the Bloomers tied in the top of the fifth on Clyde Vollmer Big Sox Gun; Indians Falter (By The Associated Press) Clouting Clyde Vollmer, booed off his home town Cincinnati team, is the new Boston glamor boy, out-dazzling Red Sox stalwarts as Ted Williams, Vern Stephens, Bobby Doerr and Dom DiMaggio. A much shuttled and shunted part-time flychaser and pinch hitter through seven discouraging big league seasons, the 29-year-old Perez Tosses Three Hitter at Cypress Frank Perez pitched a three hit shutout to defeat Cypress VFW last night at the city park in the only game played as Lehr's Service forfelt to Alex Tamale. Only in the fourth inning was Perez in trouble, when the first man was safe on an error, next walked, next two grounded out pitcher to first base, next man got an infield single, but no one scored. In the first inning the Merchants scored two runs on a walk, double by Bob Thompson and a single by Perez. In the second they added one more run on a walk and a double by Burl Gist. In the fifth on a single by Thompson and two outfield errors they scored three unearned runs. In the sixth they added one more on a single by Gist and a double by Roger Pannier. Merchants AB R H Gist, of 4 1 0 Mazza, 2b 1 0 Pannier, 3b 0 Bewitch Top Money Mare of '51 - Hollywood INGLEWOOD, Calif., (P)-witch is going to get a bewitch floral blanket Saturday at Holwood Park, whether she runs or wins the $50,000 Sunset hand cap, closing day feature. Bewitch, Calumet farm's g-mare, passed Gallorette last Sat-day as the leading money winner of her sex, so the floral blank will read: "Bewitch — work leading money winning mare at Hollywood Park, 1951" Trainer Jimmy Jones may say Bewitch with Citation in the r-met entry. Citation has been signed top weight of 128 pounds more than he carried in v-neing the $100,000 Gold Cup Saturday. Bewitch gets in w- Fullerton Vildettes in the game at Maple School Indians Rafer (By The Associated Press) Clouting Clyde Vollmer, booed off his home town Cincinnati team, is the new Boston glamor boy, out-dazzling Red Sox stalwarts as Ted Williams, Vern Stephens, Bobby Doerr and Dom DiMaggio. A much shuttled and shunted part-time flychaser and pinch hitter through seven discouraging big league seasons, the 29-year-old Ohioan has finally established himself as one of the best clutch hitters in baseball. Vollmer, more than any other Red Socker, is responsible for Boston's spectacular climb to the top of the American league. Climaxing a brilliant two-week batting splurge, the strapping outfielder last night led the Red Sox to a 4-3 victory over the Cleveland Indians. The victory gave the Red Sox a full game lead over Chicago's second place White Sox and increased their margin to a game and a half over the New York Yankees. Cleveland remains in fourth place two and a half games off the pace. 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The moment came in the seventh when I got him with that hook. "I sort of knew I was going to win from the moment Jake Mintz (Charles' manager), started that commotion before the fight about the judge," Joe said. Sad Sack Strikes Out Six, Homers; But Beaten by LA (By The Associated Press) The Hollywood Stars are three games in arrears today as they invade Seattle for the series that may put the finger on the Pacific Coast league pennant winner of 1951. The Seattle-Hollywood embroilment—five games calculated to give somebody a decided pain in the averages—has been building up all week in portent and interest. Sick's stadium, which generally draws a good crowd when the Rainiers play at home, anticipates a season record turnout. The Stars, who fell another notch off the pace last night by losing a 1-0 heartbreaker to Portland, will lead off with their hard luck southpaw, little Vic Lombardi (7-8). The Rainiers, who increased their lead by beating San Francisco, 7-6, in 10 innings, will counter with veteran left hander Earl Johnson (3-0). Alex Garbowski's blooper double in the bottom of the 10th supplied the Rainiers with their triumph over San Francisco. The Seals knotted the count at 6-all in the ninth on Joe Grace's pinch hit homer. At Portland, big Ben Wade of the Stars and old Red Lynn of the Beavers hooked up in a fierce duel. Each gave up only four hits, but one of the blows off Wade was an eighth inning homer by Eddie Barr for the only tally. At Los Angeles, Leon Brinkopf sired the game winning homer as SEA WITCH WINS RACE HONOLULU (AP)—The ketch Sea Witch, owned by A. L. McCormick of San Francisco, won the Los Angeles-Honolulu yacht race in handicap record time. The 36-foot ketch flashed past diamond head beacon at 11:56 p.m. last night (4:56 a.m. Thursday EST) for a new handicap record of eight days, 12 hours and one second for the 2,225-mile crossing. The Sea Witch actually placed 21st in order of arrivals and spent 14 days, 14 hours, 48 minutes and 56 seconds on the way. But deducted from that time was her handicap of six days, two hours, 46 minutes, 55 seconds. Over San Francisco. The Seals knotted the count at 6-all in the ninth on Joe Grace's pinch hit homer. At Portland, big Ben Wade of the Stars and old Red Lynn of the Beavers hooked up in a fierce duel. Each gave up only four hits, but one of the blows off Wade was an eighth inning homer by Eddie Barr for the only tally. At Los Angeles, Leon Brinkopf sired the game winning homer as the Angels edged last place San Diego 7-5. Brinkopf delivered his master stroke with two away in the bottom of the ninth and a mate on base. Sacramento and Oakland were idle last night, but resume action tonight in a full schedule. The islands of New Zealand stretch from the tropics to Antarctica. CLEARANCE CLEAN-UP SALE! OUT THEY GO! 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