anaheim-gazette 1951-07-26

2 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, JULY 26, ANAHEIM, VALIFORN SKISH TROPHIES—Southern California Izaak Walton Leaguers will cast for the trophies show above with Jim Rymer, who will present them to winners at the Annual Casting Tournament to be held Saturday and Sunday in La Palma park. Statuettes go to first prize winners in fifteen divisions; medals, silver and bronze respectively, go to second and third prize winners. Plaques in red row go to all-around high scorer and to winners of the team event. Winning team also takes e-pense-free, three-day vacation at Flamingo hotel, Las Vegas, Nev., and a free fishing trip on Lake Mead. (Gazette photo by Kreid) State Casting Tournament at La Palma Park Saturday and Sunday California’s Skish Casting Tournament will be staged at the La Palma Park pool next Saturday and Sunday by the Anaheim Ikes. The event will determine the state champions for men, ladies and juniors in seven accuracy and distance contests with standard fishing tackle according to Clint Flynn, prexy of the conservation group. Saturday will be the distance day of the tournament with the Skish Bait Distance event at 9 a.m. followed by the Skish Spinning Distance event at 11 a.m. at the baseball field. The Distance Fly event is slated for 2 p.m. at the pool. On Sunday the activities will start with the Accuracy Fly event which will be judged by the members of the Rancho Rod and Gun club of Los Angeles. The Accuracy Bass Bug game begins at 11 a.m. under guidance of the Long Beach Casting club. Afternoon events are Spinning accuracy at 1 p.m. and bait accuracy at 3 p.m. Tournament will close with the Skish Bait team event starting at 4 p.m. Among the record holders expected are Earl Osten, 1950 National All Around champion, Cliff Wyatt whose score of 95 in Skish Fly is still tops, Jimmie Green, holder of the present 190 foot spinning distance record, and several co-holders of the national Bass Bug record of 100—Quincy Hunt, Turk Warner, Clint Flynn, Elmore Finch, and Jim Corbell. In spite of the imposing array of casting talent, the average caster has his chance to compete with casters of comparable ability under the new classification system in force at this tournament. Ike’s are offering many medals for the efforts of the average casters. The Anaheim Ikettes will operate a lunch stand at the park on the two days of the tournament specializing in sandwiches, pie, cake, coffee and soda pop. Doris Holve Leads Girls to Victory The Bloomers won two straight last night by beating Huntington Beach on the losers’ field 12 to 9. Anaheim scored one in the first and one in the third, then in the fourth they scored four runs on two walks and singles by Kay Cordes, Mona Carner, Dargatz, and Doris Holve. In the fifth they scored two more on three walks and singles by Carner and Holve. Cleveland Drops Another to Yankees In New York, 2-1 If Cleveland wins the American league pennant, they’ll never lie it in Yankee stadium. The Tribal warwhoop is only empty echo in the Yanks’ concussion wigwam on the Harlem wi. Cleveland has lost 13 straight games since July 14, 1950. It was the same story last summer. After that shocking series Boston where the Indians blew and 12-1 leads, Cleveland stage into the Yankee stadium to four in a row. They came to two games out of first place finished up 5½ behind in four place. That was the fatal blow. Failure to whip the Yankees New York has been almost as costly this season. They’ve dropped eight straight in ‘51 with only three to play. Big John Mize was the villain in the Indians’ current disaster. His eighth-inning homer won opener Tuesday, 3-2, and his ninth-inning double punched home runs of yesterday’s 2-1 verdict on tough luck Mike Garcia. Because Chicago snapped five-game losing streak and wiped Boston at Fenway Park, the Yankees opened up a full game lead on the Red Sox. Cleveland another game back and the WSox are 3½ off the pace. In sharp contrast to this struggle, the National remaining Brooklyn waltz with the Dodgers 6-2 winners over Chicago, now full games in front of New York which won a June 17 “suspense game” from Pittsburgh, 7-6 in innings but lost the regular scheduled contest, 5-4. Garcia pitched a fine go JEANNE CRAIN TAKE CARE OF MY LITTLE GIRL COLLEGE TECHNICOLOR —SECOND TOP HIT— EDMONT O'BRIEN • LIZABETH SCOTT TWO OF A KIND MOTHERS: Watch the bottom of tomorrow night's Fox Theatre ad in your Gazette and learn how for 20¢ you can have your child over 4 years old taken care of for four hours while you shop. Girls to Victory The Bloomers won two straight last night by beating Huntington Beach on the losers' field 12 to 9. Anaheim scored one in the first and one in the third, then in the fourth they scored four runs on two walks and singles by Kay Cordes, Mona Carner, Dargatz, and Doris Holve. In the fifth they scored two more on three walks and singles by Carner and Holve. In the sixth and seventh they added two more in each inning. Mona Carner and Doris Holve each got three hits for the Bloomers. The Bloomers play Buena Park at the City Park on Friday night at 7:30. R H E Anaheim 101 422 2 12 9 5 Huntington 320 220 0 9 4 8 FIRST with the BEST for the LEAST Orange DRIVE-IN Theatre HIGHWAY 101 AT PLACENTIA • ML. 3-8271 • ORANGE 389 ★ SHOW STARTS AT DUSK ★ Six Women's Amazing Battle Against Desperate Gunmen! Glenn FORD Gene TIERNEY THE SECRET OF CONVICT LAKE ETHEL BARRYMORE • ZACHARY SCOTT JOHN GARFIELD SHELLEY WINTERS He RAN All The Way WALLACE FOILD Player in 2 Games 2700 Miles Apart HOLLYWOOD (AP) — The name of Johnny Jorgensen appears too in box scores for two baseball games played 2700 miles apart. The odd circumstances call about this way: On June 17, Jorgensen appeared as a pinch hitter in a game between the New York Giants and Pittsburgh. But the contest was called in the eighth inning with score tied, and it wasn't complete until yesterday. Since then the Giants sent Jorgensen to Oakland of the Pacific Coast league, with whom he pitted here last night. Baker and Legg Fall in LA Tennis Championships; Trott Mores Up Floyd Baker and Ronald Legg Anaheim's last two entrants in the 20th Annual Junior Los Angeles Metropolitan Tennis Championships, were defeated in their first round matches, as Baker lost to Dick Shay of San Diego, 6-1, 6-0, and Legg was defeated by Fedro Yanez of El Monte who was seeded fourth in the boys' singles division, by a score of 6-1, 6-1. On the local courts most of the activity took place on the tennis hadders where challengers were trying to improve their positions. Jack Trott who was in seventh place turned back the challenge of Jay Lillywhite, 6-1, and then went on to take over Don Kohlenberger's sixth spot with a 6-2 win. Pat Schneider moved into the number fourteen position with successive wins over David Evans, 6-2, and Ronnie Swank, 6-0. David was then moved down still farther when he was challenged and beaten by Gene Newkirk, 6-1, with Evans finishing in the seventeenth position and Newkirk at number fifteen. In the round robin mixed doubles tournament Kaye Coffee and Don Kohlenberger defeated Carol and Ronnie Legg, while David Evans and Terry Hunt lost two boys' doubles matches by identical 6-2 scores to John Kohlenberger and his partner Gary Schilling and to George Legg and his partner Gene Newkirk. Kaleidoscopes Turn Back Cypress Anaheim's Kaleidoscopes moved into the winners' bracket yesterday by turning back Cypress, 12 to 3. Today Anaheim plays at 1:30 and if they win, they will play again at 4:00. Anaheim scored two runs in the first on a walk and singles by Dennis Fitzpatrick and Bill French and three walks. In the second they added two more on singles by George Dena, Ken Harker, and Fitzpatrick. In the fourth they cut loose for five runs on a walk, next two men were out, then French singled, Vern Weaver tripled, Darrel Wecker was safe on an error, Frank Rodriguez homered, and Bob Bert tripled. In the fifth they added two and in the sixth one. R. E. Cypress 000 210 0 3 8 4 Anaheim 220 521 x 12 9 2 Juniors Pound Santa Ana, 15-3 Anaheim Jr. pounded Santa yesterday at La Palma para to 3. Val Wielhorn led the ting with three hits in four George Bishop and Dennis each got two hits for Ana Anaheim scored four runs in first and seven in the third. Santa Ana was never in the George Bishop got nine shots for the winners and gave three walks. SANTA ANA Garrett, ss Welberger, 2b Tanker, cf Foster, if Terrell, p Schneider, 1b Marquee, 2b Gartha, c Cooney, rf TOTALS ANAHEIM Weaver, Rt., 2b Lostan, 1b Muxterson, ss Daker, 2b Wielhorn, cf Bishop, p Ryan, rf Wells, c Browne, c Nelson, if Moody, if Beach, 2b AT SWAN Cleveland Drops another to Yanks New York, 2-1 (By The Associated Press) Cleveland wins the American ice pennant, they'll never be it in Yankee stadium. The Tribal warwhoop is only an echo in the Yanks' concrete team on the Harlem where Cleveland has lost 13 straight balls since July 14, 1950. was the same story last summer. After that shocking series in on where the Indians blew 7-0 12-1 leads, Cleveland staggered to the Yankee stadium to lose in a row. They came to town games out of first place and ended up 5½ behind in fourth. That was the fatal blow. Failure to whip the Yanks in York has been almost as costless season. They've dropped straight in '51 with only two to play. John Mize was the villain the Indians' current disaster. Eighth-inning homer won the over Tuesday, 3-2, and his ninth-g double punched home both of yesterday's 2-1 verdict over a luck Mike Garcia. cause Chicago snapped its game losing streak and whip-Boston at Fenway Park, 6-2. Yankees opened up a full game on the Red Sox. Cleveland is near game back and the White are 3½ off the pace. sharp contrast to this wild angle, the National remains a klyn waltz with the Dodgers, winners over Chicago, now nine games in front of New York from Pittsburgh, 7-6 in 10 games but lost the regularly scheduled contest, 5-4. Garcia pitched a fine game Evans finishing in the seventeenth position and Newkirk at number fifteen. In the round robin mixed doubles tournament Kaye Coffee and Don Kohlenberger defeated Carol and Ronnie Legg 6-2, while David Evans and Terry Hunt lost two boys' doubles matches by identical 6-2 scores to John Kohlenberger and his partner Gary Schilling and to George Legg and his partner Gene Newkirk. Players are reminded that Saturday is the deadline for entries in the singles elimination tournament which starts on Monday for the gold tennis statuettes and medals which are being donated by Bob Williams' Sporting Goods Store. Any tennis player in the Anaheim district, eighth grade and under, who wishes to play may sign up at the courts whether or not he has played this summer in the regular classes. The following matches are scheduled for Friday's play: 1 p.m.—Barry Ryan and Don Lee vs. Jack Trott and Lee Riserer, Jimmy Dunton and Don Kohlenberger vs. Jay Lillywhite and Merle Meyer, John Kohlenberger and Gary Schilling vs. Lynn Oden and Steve Williams, George Legg and Gene Newkirk vs. Dennis Fitzpatrick and Pat Schneider, Mary Lee and Virginia Lee vs. Charlene Allen and Kaye Coffee, and Rita Glyn and Jean Williams vs. Arvilla Legg and Carol Swank. 2 p.m.—David Evans and Terry Hunt vs. Jack Trott and Lee Riserer, and Barbara and Janice Evans vs. Mary Rasmussen and Virginia Lee. 3 p.m.—Arvilla Legg and George Legg vs. Janice and David Evans, Carol and Ronnie Swank vs. Anne Williams and Jack Trott, Vicky Schneider and Gary Schilling vs. Rita Flynn and John Kohlenberger, Kaye Coffee and Don Kohlenberger vs. Charlene Allen and Lynn Oden. 4 p.m.—Virginia Lee and Jimmy Dunton vs. Janice and David Evans, and Mary Rasmussen and Don Lee vs. Rita Flynn and John Kohlenberger. Roy Mabee on Sea Trip to La Paz AT SWAN is really a VALUE Every man who has ever traded at SWANBERY There comes a time, however, when every merger save HOLDING OVER. Therefore you are presented an opportunity to BUY AT COST or BELOW COST ... items that are still seasonable and usable this year and next ... at ... THESE SELECTED ITEMS DO SUMMER SHITS Values to 37.50 ONE GROUP SHITS Value Roy Mabee on Sea Trip to La Paz Off on another of his many exciting journeys is the famed sea-going traveler, Roy Mabee, who left early this week for a trip to the Gulf of Lower California. Mabee left with a party of fishermen for a period of ten days to do some fishing around the La Paz waters and as usual is taking care of all arrangements for the trip. A resident of Anaheim at 8841 Lincoln st., Mabee has been going down into this area for several years, but hasn't made a trip this year for several months. BASEBALL STANDINGS COAST LEAGUE W L Pet. GB Seattle 73 48 .002 Hollywood 65 52 .562 Los Angeles 60 60 .500 Sacramento 69 62 .488 Oakland 59 63 .884 Portland 58 61 .475 San Diego 58 61 .475 San Francisco 58 61 .489 AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. GB New York 55 34 .818 Boston 55 26 .604 Cleveland 54 27 .803 Chicago 54 40 .574 Detroit 40 47 .460 Washington 41 56 .452 Philadelphia 42 56 .477 St. Louis 42 56 .471 NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn 58 32 .644 New York 51 43 .543 St. Louis 45 43 .511 Philadelphia 45 48 .495 Cincinnati 43 45 .499 Boston 42 45 .482 Chicago 36 47 .484 Pittsburgh 36 50 .596 Junior Pound Santa Ana, 15-3 Anaheim Jr. pounded Santa Ana yesterday at Le Palma park 15. Val Weithorn led the hit with three hits in four trips, George Bishop and Dennis Ryan got two hits for Anaheim. George Bishop got nine strikeouts for the winners and gave up three walks. Ball Championships Slated for August Entries are now being accepted for the annual Southern California Men's Softball Championship to be held under the auspices of the United States Amateur Softball Association at Monterey Park beginning August 20, Hugh Dynes, Southern California Men's Softball Commissioner announced. Winners of the Southern California crown will be invited to enter the South Pacific Coast Regional championships to be staged at Huntington Park beginning September 1. Regional champs will be sent to Detroit, Michigan to compete in the softball World Series beginning September 17. Leo’s Winning Ways PITTSBURGH (AP)—Leo Durcher, pilot of the New York Giants, has reached a mile post in his managerial career. When the Giants beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 7-6 in a suspended game yesterday it marked Leo’s 1000th victory as a manager. For Health, Eat California Fruit Tamales Edge League Leaders Alex Tamale scored two runs in the last of the fifth, which was the last inning due to time limit, to edge the league leading Merchants 3 to 2. Then in the top of the fifth, and last, inning, the Merchants scored two runs on two walks and an infield error, to lead 2 to 1. In the bottom of the fifth, Alex scored two runs on an error, single by Robert Morales, an error by the first baseman, single by B. Morales. MERCHANTS AB RH Glist, cf 3 0 1 Brice, 2b 1 0 0 Perez, p 2 0 1 Thompson, if 1 1 0 Duckenthaler 2 1 0 Danther, 3b 2 0 0 Hoag, 1b 2 0 0 Brown, rf 1 0 0 Comstock, c 1 0 0 TOTALS 15 2 2 ALEX TAMALE Morales, S. 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