anaheim-gazette 1951-07-20

Bethel Pushes Presbyterians Bethel Baptist took up where Church of Christ left off, and pounded Presbyterian farther in to the cellar with a 13 to 0 score. Herb Hamilton led the hitting for the winners with 4 for 5. Gus Stark got three for four for the winners also. Bethel Baptist A B R H Hamilton, 3b 5 2 4 Hartmann A, If 4 2 2 Denny, 1b 5 2 1 Hartmann E, 2b 3 1 1 Mims, ss 2 1 0 Bernaker, c 3 0 0 Jungkelt, cf 4 1 1 Stark, p 4 2 1 Hartmann M, rf 2 0 0 Stevens, rf 1 1 0 TOTALS 23 13 12 Presbyterian Pauhus J, p 3 0 1 Collins, 1b 3 0 1 Bollek, 2b 3 0 0 Mack, c 3 0 1 Sharnes, ss 2 0 0 Walker, lf 2 0 1 Ruedy, cf 2 0 0 Lanam, rf 2 0 0 Frank, 3b 2 0 0 TOTALS 23 9 3 COAST LEAGUE W D Pet. GB Seattle 70 45 .609 Hollywood 66 49 .574 Los Angeles 57 56 .504 Sacramento 57 58 .496 Oakland 56 60 .453 Portland 55 61 .474 San Francisco 49 .62 .420 San Diego 49 .63 .420 Turkish tribes were driven from Central Asia by the Mongols around 1200 A.D. Sport Calendar TONIGHT Basketball—Recreational League 7:15-Shamrocks vs. Horneta 8:20-Waves vs. Ritz Cleaners at high school gym. SATURDAY JULY 21. Baseball—American Legion 2:00-Anaheim vs. Upland at La Palma Park. MONDAY JULY 23 Softball—City League 7:15-Grace Lutheran vs. Lehrs. 8:30-Joe's Service vs. Alex Tamale at City Park. TUESDAY JULY 24 Softball—Church League 7:15-Calvary Baptist vs. Zion Lutheran. 8:30-Presbyterian vs. White Temple at City Park. Basketball—Recreational League 7:15-Waves vs. Horneta. 8:30-Cleaners vs. Shamrocks at high school gym. WEDNESDAY JULY 25 Softball—City League 7:15-Magnolia Stars vs. Lehrs. 8:30-Merchants vs. Alex Tamale at City Park. THURSDAY JULY 26 Softball—Church League 7:15-Nazarene vs. Church of Christ. 8:30-Grace Lutheran vs. Bethel Baptist at City Park. 7:15-Zion Lutheran vs. Presbyterian. 8:30-St. Boniface vs. Church of Christ at La Palma Park. FRIDAY JULY 27. Basketball—Recreational League 7:15-Waves vs. Ritz Cleaners at high school. AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. GB Boston 52 .34* .605 — Chicago 53 .35 .602 — New York 48 .34 .580 — Cleveland 50 .35 .588 — Detroit 28 .44 .463 — Washington 38 .49 .424 — Philadelphia 36 .49 .409 — St. Louis 27 .58 .218 — Church of C Hits Grace Church of Christ pour Lutheran last night Park 20 to 3. The four innings with Christ scoring 8 in the second and third and fourth. Ken Meadows ard, Lloyd Lichtenwur Bruntz, and Don Sch got two hits for the Church of Christ Mills, Mills, Pickard B, Lichtenwalter, Schilling, Baker K, Bruntz, Granere V, Carroll, Granere C, rf TOTALS Grace Lutheran Muck, Boland, SS Everhard, SS Mauerhan, IF Davies, C Pickle, CF Gibson, Ib Eberhard, P Olsen, Ib Jung, rf Brant, rf TOTALS Louis vs. R Marciano Seems Pro PITTSBURGH (PG) make matches" is added in the boxing business the promoters of the are bursting with poey-makers following Walcott's "perfect put out of Ezzard Charles Ready to pour gre the coffers of the YOU'RE looking at the "stinger" of a B-26—eight 50 caliber machine guns that could spell eight kinds of trouble for anyone who tried to attack your country. You're looking, too, at a very important friend of yours. For this young Air Force armorer is doing a job in defense of America and you. But defense is your job, too. 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Church of Christ AB R H Meadows, ss Mills, 2b Pickard B, 3b Lichtenwalter, p Schilling, c Baker E, c Bruntz, 2b Granere V, lf Carroll, cf Granere C, rf TOTALS 25 20 15 Grace Lutheran Mack, 2b Roland, ss Everhard, ss Mauerhan, lf Davies, c Pickle, cf Gibson, 1b Eberhard, p Olsen, 3b Jung, rf Brant, rf TOTALS 17 3 5 Louis vs. Rockv Marciano Bout Seems Probable PITTSBURGH (P) — “Matches make matches” is an old saying in the boxing business and today the promoters of the manly art are bursting with potential money-makers following Jersey Joe Walcott’s “perfect punch” knock-out of Ezzard Charles. Ready to pour greenbacks into the coffers of the International Legion Nine in Practice Game With Upland Presenting a post loop win-loss record of 2-1 the local American Legion baseball team will be out to capture their contest tomorrow against Upland in a 2 p.m. game at La Palma Park—a team that played good and bad against Fullerton last week. Upland, winner of the San Bernardino county Legion title, could collect only two hits in the first game against powerful Fullerton in going down to a miserable 16-1 defeat; however, the following day Upland seemed to get an uplift in Anaheim and played an entirely different type of game. Fullerton had to come from behind in the later innings to win their Area semi-final game, 7-5. To advance into the arc, final with San Diego. Fullerton will meet San Diego down in the Border City tomorrow in a double header. The area championship will be taken by the team that wins the first two contests. If both teams win a game tomorrow then they will play the third game at La Palma Park in Anaheim Sunday afternoon in a 2 o'clock contest. F. Trapp Homers Against Boney Zion Lutheran defeated St. Boniface in the first game at La Palma Park last night 9 to 3. PITTSBURGH (AP) — “Matches make matches” is an old saying in the boxing business and today the promoters of the manly art are bursting with potential money-makers following Jersey Joe Walcott’s “perfect punch” knock-out of Ezzard Charles. Ready to pour greenbacks into the coffers of the International Boxing club are the television set manufacturers who paid $100,000 for the air rights of the Charles-Walcott thriller, the theater-television interests, the Pabst Brewing co., and the Gillette Razor co. The latter two have been sponsoring boxing cards for some time and the theater people compose another powerful combine ready to shell out plenty for boxing productions. In addition to the Charles-Walcott natural, the IBC is ready to offer the Ray Robinson-Randy Turpin middleweight title fight return for September, a light heavyweight title clash between champion Joe Maxim and Irish Bobby Murphy for Aug. 22, and the possibility of a contenders’ clash between Joe Louis and undefeated Rocky Marciano. Actually none of the four possibilities has been set yet. But all four are in the works and everyone of them appears to be a boxoffice bonanza. And you can look for some wild bidding among the big four for the air rights of all of these shows. The TV set manufacturers want to telecast the shows and boost the sale of sets. F. Trapp Homers Against Boney Zion Lutheran defeated St. Boniface in the first game at La Palma Park last night 9 to 3. Zion scored 7 runs in the third on two walks, an error, double by Merle Dick, single by Herb Grimm, a walk, an error and a double by Hal Johnson. In the fourth Floyd Trapp homered with none on. St. Boniface scored two runs in the fourth, on a single by Bob Stoffel, and a double by Leo Waldman who scored on an infield out. In the fifth they scored their final run on a single by Jack Kirsch and an error. Zion Lutheran AB RH Trapp L. 3b Trapp J. c Honing D. cf Dick M. p Grimm H. 1b Trapp F. 2b Miller lf Johnson rf Holden c Duncan ss TOTALS St. Bonifaca 29 9 6 Stoffel, Bud, ss 4 0 1 Patin J. c 2 0 0 Honing D. cf 4 0 1 Dick M. p 4 0 2 Grimm H. 1b 4 0 2 Trapp F. 2b 3 2 1 Miller lf 3 2 1 Johnson rf 4 0 1 Holden c 1 0 0 Duncan ss 1 0 0 The Dutch worked copper mines in New Jersey in 1660. Avilla Gets Hot Against Red As He Hits .452; Yanks Fall (By The Associated Press) Roberto Francisco Avila, fleet-footed Cleveland second baseman, is the main reason why the Tribe has the “Indian sign” on Boston and is only one and a half games behind the American league-leading Red Sox today. It was Avilla’s batting and fielding yesterday that gave Indians a 5-4 victory over Boston in 11 innings, their ninth win in 15 meetings with the pace-setters. That left the Tribe still in fourth place, but only two percentage points behind the third-place New York Yankees. The world champion Yanks bowled to Chicago, 2-1, as the White Sox bounced back to within three percentage points of the top. Only 17 points and a game and a half separate the first four clubs in one of the tighest races on record. Rain played havoc with the National league schedule wiping out every game. The American managed to play all theirs. Detroit and Philadelphia divided a double-header. The Tigers won the second game, 4-3 after Morris Martin had hurled the Athletics to a 5-0 shutout victory in the opener. In a night game the St. Louis Browns as far north as Boston, the stocky little M Vera Cruz has a f They all pitch for them. In 15 games again Avila has socked Red for 28 hits in 62 time rosing .452 batting av of his four homers haved off Boston twirler game. Seven of Bob’s been at their expense. White Temple Rallys to W White Temple had run in the top of the halt a Baptist rally in of the seventh to win night in the second Palma Park. White Temple score in the first inning on Don Rees, an error run by Roger Harlow ning run scored in tha a walk-and-a double le the pitcher for White Calvary Baptist score in the third on a tr Roberts and a sing Lynx Fall Again To Ragan, 1-0 Buena Park seems to be happy in last place or maybe they just can't do anything about it. They lost another one last night to put them so far back of the pace setting Orange Lionettes that it tends to strain one looking far down from the top. Orange led by Bertha Ragan, naturally, edged out another victory in their own city park by the score 1-0. It was a hitless game until Joan Alsup lined a single into left field in the seventh frame, but to no avail. It was the Lynx only hit of the night. Ruth Serea singled to start off the ninth inning and moved second on a wild pitch from Mrs. Alsup. Alsup looked the next two batters to ground out, but the Orange spectators and fans went home happily when Beverly Connors singled home Serea with the only run of the game, and the fourth hit for the Lionettes. FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ette SPORTS Judnich Leads Seattle to Win Over Hollywood (By The Associated Press) Seattle's roaring Rainiers are four up on the Hollywood Stars today with four games remaining in their vital Pacific Coast league series. In last night's opener outfielder Walt Judnich administered the lethal potion as the Rainiers won handily, 9-3, to move four games in front of the runner-up Stars. The strapping slugger fattened his average with two doubles and two singles in four official trips to the plate. Judnich also scored four of Seattle's runs. This, combined with Lefty Earl Johnson's workmanlike pitching, brought about an early shower for the Hollywood starter, Vic Lombardi, and put the twinks in the untenable position of having to win the next four in a row in order to move into a first place tie. The evening's keenest thrills came at Oakland, where the fourth place Sacramento Solons beat the Oaks, 7-3, in 11 innings. The score had been tied at 3-all from the fifth inning on. The Solons broke loose in the 11th with a four run assault capped by Al Lakeman's two run homer over the left field fence. Last place San Diego rebounded for a 7-5 triumph over third place Los Angeles. The Padres cashed in on Jim Tabor's pinch-hit double and a bases-loaded single by Walt Dropo for five runs in the seventh frame, then stashed it away in the eighth with two more tallies. Against Red Sox: Yanks Fall as far north as Boston. In fact, the stocky little Mexican from Vera Cruz has a flock of 'cm. They all pitch for the Red Sox. In 15 games against Boston, Avila has socked Red Sox pitchers for 28 hits in 62 times at bat, a rousing .452 batting average. Three of his four homers have been banged off Boston twirlers, all in one game. Seven of Bob's RBI's have been at their expense, too. White Temple Rallys to Win White Temple had to score one run in the top of the seventh and halt a Baptist rally in the bottom of the seventh to win 4 to 3 last night in the second game at La Palma Park. White Temple scored three runs in the first inning on a single by Don Rees, an error and a home run by Roger Harlow. The winning run scored in the seventh on a walk and a double by Don Rees the pitcher for White Temple. Calvary Baptist scored one run in the third on a triple by Pat Roberts and a single by John Top Match on Tap Tomorrow For Singles The fact that it was her thirteenth match didn't scare Karen Lenain as she defeated Anne Williams in one of the decisive sets of the girls' singles round robin tennis tournament which will be completed tomorrow morning on the city park courts. Karen, who defeated Anne in a 6-1 set, takes on Anne's sister, Jean, in her fourteenth and final match, in which victory would give her the undisputed title, Jean Williams, who also has an unbroken record of wins added her twelfth victory with a 6-3 win over Carol Swank, Carol had previously lost only one set to Karen Lenain. The top four positions have been so closely contested that the final lineup will probably not be definitely known until the Williams sisters play one another on Saturday morning in the last match to be scheduled in the singles events for the girls. In the only boy's singles match played yesterday Merle Meyer and Don Lee were battling for the FOX NOW—Doors Open 6:45 p.m. ALL TECHNICOLOR SHOW Tony Curtis - Piper Laurie "THE PRINCE WHO WAS A THIEF" and Richard Conte - Julia Adams "HOLLYWOOD STORY" Saturday 12:30 p.m.—GIANT KIDDIE MATINEE Supervised and Specially Selected Films ALL COLOR FEATURE "Return of Rin-Tin-Tin" 2 REEL COMEDY OODLES OF CARTOONS All Seats 20c, inc. tax Also Privilege of Staying for Regular Program CINA-CAR DRIVE-IN THEATRE 6612 Lincoln Ave. Out Center, 5 M.I. W. of Anaheim Tonight July 20 July 21 "SMUGGLER'S ISLAND" In Technicolor Jeff Chandler - Evelyn Keyes plus "BULLFIGHTER and the LADY" Gilbert Roland - Joy Page Robert Stack Sunday Tuesday Wednesday July 22 July 24 July 25 of the seventh to win 4 to 3 last night in the second game at La Palma Park. White Temple scored three runs in the first inning on a single by Don Rees, an error and a home run by Roger Harlow. The winning run scored in the seventh on a walk and a double by Don Rees, the pitcher for White Temple. Calvary Baptist scored one run in the third on a triple by Pat Roberts and a single by John Steinborn. In the sixth they tied the score on a walk, double by Carl Hatfield, who went to third on a pass ball and came home on a long fly. White Temple AB R H Herman W. 2b 3 1 0 Rees D. p 4 1 2 Hickok, rf 4 0 2 Oden, c 2 1 0 Harlow, 1b 4 1 1 Herman K. lf 3 0 0 Ryan D. 3b 2 0 0 Albarian, ss 2 0 0 Duncan, cf 2 0 0 TOTALS 26 4 5 Calvary, Baptist Curry, lf 3 0 0 Herrera J. 2b 2 1 1 Koch, ss 3 0 0 Hattfield, 1b 2 1 1 Keyorklan, 3b, rf 3 0 0 Herrera E. p 3 0 0 Burns K. cf 3 1 2 Roberts, cf 3 1 2 Burns K. cf 3 1 2 Steinborn, 3b 2 0 1 TOTALS 28 3 5 SHOW STARTS AT DUSK FIRST with the BEST for the LEAST Orange DRIVE-IN Theatre HIGHWAY 203 AT PLACENTIA * M.L. 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