anaheim-gazette 1951-07-27

Local Legion Nine Ties Huntington, Faces Fullerton Sunday at La Palma Hatfield Triples in Huntington 5-5 Tie Scoring two runs in the eighth and final inning Huntington Beach blanked the local Legion nine in their half at the plate to end the hour and 50 minute game in a five-five tie to display a terrific finish as they had to come from behind to gain their tie. The local American Legion nine jumped out to a two run lead in the second inning, but the Beachcombers tied the game up with a run in the fourth and a tally in the fifth; however, the game didn't remain knotted for long as Clare Van Hoorebeke's lads shoved across two more runs in the bottom of the fifth. In the fifth for Anaheim Lupe Gonzales started off the frame by grounding out, pitcher to first. Val Weithorn was safe at first when the short stop fumbled one. Weithorn moved to second on a passed ball from where he started to make for the plate when George Bishop singled into right-center. However, Weithorn was out at the plate easy when the center fielder threw to Hasley who then relayed the ball to Boswell for the put out on slow moving Weithorn. Bishop moved to second on the throw in, and scored when the short stop booted Jowell Esparza's hard grounder. Then up to the plate strode big. Church League Standings W L White Temple 9 2 Bethel Baptist 8 4 Church of Christ 7 4 St. Boniface 6 5 Nazarene 6 5 Zion Lutheran 7 6 Calvary Baptist 6 7 Gates Lutheran 2 10 Presbyterian 2 11 Juvenile League Start of new activities for the second half of the summer with softball in the morning and football in the afternoon. These two activities are part of the six activities of the Juvenile department. Softball, football, and swimming meet will be the last three league activities of the summer. "B" Football Although Mark Fowler of Kaulbars ran 60 yards for one touchdown and 80 yards for another, Kaulbars lost to Ehlers 20 to 12. Ehlers scored on two passes from Kliss to Bob Hatfield and then Don Kliss ran around end for the other TD. "B" League Softball R H E Kaulbars 251 22—16 7 3 Ehlers Bike Shop 002 06—2 15 Agren and Larsson 004 22—8 6 5 Williams Sporting 124 2x—9 10 3 Hal Conrad Slate For Action Sundays Slated to be one of the games of the season, loophibition, in the American game Sunday at La Palm between the local baseball and visiting Fullerton. Fullerton recently captured county title with a 11-1 win with Anaheim far behind on spot with an 8-4 win record. Fullerton then proceeded to power through the side County champs and the Berdoo County winner, falling miserably to San in two straight games. Anaheim met Fullerton first of the season in a two series and really didn't come too bad, at least in the first although they lost both games. In the first loop game at Amerige park in Katon, the host team jumped early one run lead in the innings; however, Anaheim took up with a tally In the fourth went out in front with a two score in the fifth. With an tally in the sixth the game ended like an Anaheim upset beautiful victory over Lefty Rosen. But the four time loop cweren't to be denied and they promptly tied them. Boswell's center field blow in the seventh to highlight the Huntington rally. The game was called at the end of the eighth as a result of darkness, but the local nine will get a chance to redeem themselves for playing such bad ball in a possible game next Thursday with the Huntington Beach nine. In yesterday's game at La Palma Park Huntington booted the ball for four errors, three by shortstop Hasley while the local clowns bungled the ball three times, twice by ole slem foot, Masterson. Dick Ramella started on the mound for the locals, but was removed for Wiethorn in the fifth. Ramella faced 13 batters, giving up only one run and two hits while striking out three and walking four. Wiethorn faced 17 batters and gave up four runs, four hits while striking out two and walking only three. The visiting chucker, Bob Boswell went the route and allowed five runs while touched for eight hits. He struck out seven and walked a mere two for excellent control throughout the game. HUNTINGTON AB H SO BB Coopman, 2b 0 1 5 Halte, c 4 1 1 Klimbull, cf 4 0 2 Boswell, Bill, c 3 1 0 Davis, rf 4 0 1 Guthrie, lf 3 1 0 Young, 2b 3 1 0 Boswell, Bob, p 4 2 0 TOTALS 30 6 5 7 ANAHEIM Gonzales, 2b 4 2 0 Wielhorn, cf, p 4 2 0 Bishop, ss 4 1 0 Esparza, c 4 1 0 Hatfield, 1b 4 1 3 Roberts, lf 4 1 0 Ramella, p, cf 2 0 21 Masterson, 3b 1 0 Ryan, rf 2 0 0 Clark, rf 1 0 0 TOTALS 31 8 7 2 Score by Innings R H E Huntington 000 110 12-5 64 Anaheim 020 020 10-5 83 Pitchers IP AB R H ER SO BB Boswell 82158172 RAMELHA WIETHORN420 ESPARZAC420 HATFIELD1B420 ROBERTSIF420 RAMELLApcf420 MASTERSON3B420 RYANrrf420 CLARKrrf420 But the four time loop weren't to be denied the and they promptly tied the up with a three-run outbut the sixth. Anaheim broke in the seventh and by holding lerton scoreless in the seventh it looked like certain tory for the local nine. Rosen set the Anaheim down in the ninth—Ben Grounded out; Jowel Esparza gled but was out on a fif choice from Hatfield's hit. Moody struck out to reti side with Anaheim leading Tom Moore, right fieldled into right field to start the ninth inning for Ful and moved to second and on two Anaheim errors Schade was right behind first and they eventually to win the game. Three and an unsuccessful throw pitcher resulted in Anaheim feat. In the next game at La park Fullerton went completely dominated the rolling up 24 runs on 24 h mella started on the mount turned it over to Robert from then on it was a stream of new pitchers mound. And all this happened their high-powered right Hal Conrad who captured county batting title with a .543 mark. Conrad runs t yards in 10.0s; broad jumped feet; blocks like Glenn on the gridiron and is repeated "dead eye" on the basin court. He will be playing Fullerton High this year and heim will certainly get to him very well. 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The Coast loop is the Triple-A circuit completely nated by independent owner only one club, Los Angeles, led by a Major league club Chicago Cubs. Huntington, La Palma Hal Conrad Slated For Action Sunday Slated to be one of the top games of the season, loop or exhibition, is the American Legion game Sunday at La Palma park between the local baseball nine and visiting Fullerton. Fullerton recently captured the county title with a 11-1 record with Anaheim far behind in second spot with an 8-4 win-loss record. Fullerton then proceeded to power through the Riverdale County champs and the San Diego County winner, before melting subtly to San Diego two straight games. Anaheim met Fullerton at the start of the season in a two game tie and really didn't come out to bad, at least in the first game though they lost both games. In the first loop game of the season at Amorige park in Fullerton, the host team jumped to an early one run lead in the first singles; however, Anaheim tied it with a tally In the fourth and sent out in front with a two-run ore in the fifth. With another singly in the sixth the game look-like an Anaheim upset and a beautiful victory over Lefty Gene Lassen. But the four time loop champs aren't to be denied the game and they promptly tied the game Flynn Scares Ann Williams In Tennis Set Merle Meyer was responsible for the big news on the tennis front yesterday when he challenged Barry Ryan for his top spot on the boys' singles ladder and took over with a hard fought 7-5 win. Barry's loss put a bad finish to an otherwise perfect day in which he and his boys' doubles partner, Don Lee, had added a 6-1 win over Jack Trott and Lee Risner, to a string of four previous love set victories, and Barry and his mixed doubles' partner Jean Williams had defeated Kaye Caffee and Don Kohlenberger 6-1 and Rita Flynn and John Kohlenberger 6-0. Caffee and Kohlenberger also lost a 6-2 set to Carol and Ronnie Swank. On the girls' singles ladder Rita Flynn gave Anne Williams a real scare when she challenged her for her number four position, took a 4-2 game lead and was only subdued after a 7-5 struggle. Carol Sport Calendar TONIGHT Basketball—Recreational League 7:15-Wayne vs. 66ers 5:20-Colonifat vs. Rita Cleaners at H. S. gym. SUNDAY, JULY 29 Baseball—American Legion 2:00-Anaheim vs. Fullerton at La Palma park. MONDAY, JULY 30 Softball—City League 7:15-Grace Lutheran vs. Joe's Service 8:30-Cypress VFW vs. Alex Tamale at City park. Football—"A" League 1:45-Cone Bros. vs. 20-30 at City park. Football—"B" League 1:00-Kaulbars vs. Schaefflers at City park. TUESDAY, JULY 31 Softball—Church League 7:15-Presbyterian vs. Grace Lutheran. 8:30-White Temple vs. Zion Lutheran at City park. 7:15-Nazareve vs. Bethel Baptist. 8:30-Calvary First Baptist vs. Church of Christ at La Palma park. Basketball—Recreational League 7:15-Shamrocks vs. Waves. 8:30-66ers vs. Colonists at HS gym. Softball—"A" League 9:30-Cotlers vs. Brown and Haskins. 10:45-Objectlist vs. 20-30 at City park. Softball—"B" League 9:20-Gazette vs. Kaulbars. 10:45-Ehlers vs. Taylorls at City park. Football—"A" League 1:45-Brown and Haskins vs. Optimist at City park. Football—"B" League 1:00-Ehlers vs. Fosters at City park. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1 Softball—City League Bethel Gets Rocks With Grable I Bethel Baptist pounded Lutheran last night 10 times the second game at the Citizen They scored three runs first on a single by Herbertton, and a double by Almanack, two walks and an error by Hartmann and Simie Erie Hartmann, Dennis Deer-Lee Mims. On two errors and a single by Elden Reid and a double by Hartmann scored four more runs in the Also two more runs in the Also two more runs in the Also two more runs in the Also two more runs in the Also two more runs in the Also two more runs in the Also two more runs in the Also two more runs in the Also two more runs in the Also two more runs in the Also two more runs in the Also two more runs in the Also two more runs in the Also two more runs in the Also two more runs in the Also two more runs in the Also two more runs in the Also two more runs in their scoring. Grace Lutheran scored for in the sixth on singles but Britrant and Jim Mack, by Wayne Davies, double Fickle and a single by Olsen. GRACE LUTHERAN Duppis, 3b Mack, 2b Mason, cf Fickle, c Olsen, if Eberhard, E, p Gibson, 1b But the four time loop champs weren't to be denied the game and they promptly tied the game with a three-run outburst in the sixth. Anaheim broke the tie at the seventh and by holding Fullerton scoreless in the seventh and eighth it looked like certain victory for the local nine. Rosen set the Anaheim batters own in the ninth—Ben Mattox rounded out; Jowel Esparza sinced but was out on a fielder's voice from Hatfield's hit. David Doody struck out to retire the side with Anaheim leading 5-4. Tom Moore, right fielder, sinced into right field to start off the ninth inning for Fullerton and moved to second and third in two Anaheim errors. Art Chade was right behind him on first and they eventually scored win the game. Three errors and an unsuccessful throw by the catcher resulted in Anaheim's defeat. In the next game at La Palma Park Fullerton went wild and completely dominated the game, filling up 24 runs on 24 hits. Raella started on the mound then turned it over to Roberts and then on it was a steady stream of new pitchers to the round. And all this happened without their high-powered right fielder, Al Conrad who captured the county batting title with a hefty 43 mark. Conrad runs the 100 yards in 10.0s; broad jumps over 5-feet, blocks like Glenn Davis in the gridiron and is reportedly dead eye" on the basketball court. He will be playing for Fullerton High this year and Anaheim will certainly get to know him very well. Fullerton will certainly be out mixed doubles partner Jean Williams had defeated Kaye Coffee and Don Kohlenberger 6-1 and Rita Flynn and John Kohlenberger 6-0. Coffee and Kohlenberger also lost a 6-2 set to Carol and Ronnie Swank. On the girls' singles ladder Rita Flynn gave Anne Williams a real scare when she challenged her for her number four position, took a 4-2 game lead and was only subdued after a 7-5 struggle. Carol Swank challenged Jean Williams for the number two spot but lost the challenge in a 6-3 set. Kaye Coffee moved up from ninth to eighth with a 6-1 win over Charlene Allen, who in turn defeated Arvilla Legg 6-3 to hold off a further loss. Harlan Heinrich, who is just starting on the ladder tried for George Legg's place, but was defeated and was forced to begin at the bottom in the 24th position. Jack Trott lost 6-1 when he tried for Lee Risner's fifth place, as was Gene Newkirk when he challenged Pat Schneider for the 14th position. In the last challenge of the day Jay Lillywhite took over Don Kohlenberger's number seven position with a 6-1 win. Saturday morning's schedule is as follows in the round robin doubles events: 10:00 o'clock: Jay Lillywhite and Merle Meyer vs. Barry Ryan and Don Lee, Jimmy Dunton and Don Kohlenberger vs. John Kohlenberger and Gary Schilling, Lynn Oden and Steve Williams vs. George Legg and Gene Newkirk, Dennis Fitzpatrick and Pat Schneider vs. David Evans and Terry Hunt, Mary Rasmussen and Virginia Lee vs. Arvilla Legg and Carol Swank, Rita Flynn and Jean Williams vs. Charlene Allen and Kaye Coffee. 10:30 o'clock: Charlene Allen and Kaye Coffee vs. Barbara and Janice Evans, Rita Flynn and John Kohlenberger vs. Carol and Ronnie Swank, Arvilla and George Legg vs. Vicky Schneider and Gary Schilling, Virginia Lee and Jimmy Dunton vs. Kaye Coffee and Don Kohlenberger, and Jean Williams and Barry Ryan vs. Charlene Allen and Lynn Oden. 11:00 o'clock: Anne Williams and Jack Trott vs. Janice and David Evans, and Mary Rasmussen and Don Lee vs. Charlene Allen and Lynn Oden. Grace Lutheran scored in the sixth on singles bybert Brant and Jim Mack, by Wayne Davies, double Fickle and a single by B Olsen. GRACE LUTHERAN Dupuis, 3b Mack, 2b Mason, cf Daylage, c Fickle, ss Olsen, if Eberhard, E, p Gibson, lb Eberhard, D, rf Brant, rf BOTALS BETHEL BAPTIST Hamilton, 3b Hartmann, A, If Hartmann, M, If Remland, cf Nelson, cf Hartmann, E, 2b Denny, lb Mins, ss Stark, p Bernicker, c Jungkeit, rf Stevens, rf TOTALS St. Boniface Edc Church of Christ St. Boniface edged Church of Christ last night and Church of Christ out of place in the standings. Patin and Lloyd Lichter hooked up in a pitching duel Patin the winner. St. Boniface had scored in the third on a walk, an end then a single by Bob but Church of Christ tilted Major League Draft Law Topic For Pacific Coast LOS ANGELES (P) — Pacific coast league bosses wrestled anew day with the Major league player draft law, seeking relief from one of baseball's iron bound rules. Specifically, the eight-club triple-A loop wants as much rest from the Major league draft that can get, and the only request is making at this time is this: That Coast-owned ball players permitted to stipulate, when they sign a contract in the spring, that they will or will not be eligible for the draft in the following November, when the draft is conducted. The Coast loop is the only triple-A circuit completely domitied by independent ownership—only one club, Los Angeles, is owned by a Major league club, the Chicago Cubs. First Church of Christ, Scientist Corner Philadelphia and Chartres 11 A.M. SUNDAY Lesson Subject: "TRUTH" 8:00 P.M., WEDNESDAY — Testimonials of Healings 9:30 A.M. — SUNDAY SCHOOL THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM IS LOCATED IN CHURCH EDIFICE Open daily 11 A.M. to 4 P.M. except Sundays and Holidays Kohlengerber vs. Carol and Ronnie Swank, Arvilla and George Legg vs. Vicky Schneider and Gary Schilling, Virginia Lee and Jimmy Dunton vs. Kaye Caffee and Don Kohlenberger, and Jean Williams and Barry Ryan vs. Charlene Allen and Lynn Oden. 11:00 o'clock: Anne Williams and Jack Trott vs. Janice and David Evans, and Mary Rasmussen and Don Lee vs. Charlene Allen and Lynn Oden. They are led by Conrad, right fielder who hits at .543, left fielder Lupe Magdaleno (.440); catcher Ted Sullivan (.421); center fielder Larry Kraemer (.380); first sacker Earl Gibson (.364) and second baseman Sam McGaughy (.353). Their pitcher, Gene Rosen, has lost only one game the entire season, that one last week at San Diego. 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In the second they scored five runs on one walk, an error, double by Hartmann and singles by Erie Hartmann, Dennis Denny and Lee Mims. On two errors it walked and a single by Eldon Romland, and a double by Hartmann, they scored four more runs in the third; also two more runs in the fourth and one in the sixth to complete their scoring. Grace Lutheran scored four runs in the sixth on singles by Robert Brant and Jim Mack, a triple by Wayne Davies, double by L. Pickle and a single by Howard Olsen. YOUNG SALTS—Hailing from all parts of Southern California, youngsters from six years of age and upwards are shown as they prepare to sail their small craft in the 18th annual "Flight of the Snowbirds" at Newport Harbor, Sunday, July 29. Each year this spectacular race attracts more than 150 youthful entries, to make it the largest and most colorful regatta in the country. Kaleidoscopes Win, Then Lose in Brea The Anaheim Kaleidoscopes en hits. In the second they added one more run on a hit and an error. In the third they scored on a walk and two home runs. They Grace Lutheran scored four runs on the sixth on singles by Robert Brant and Jim Mack, a triple by Wayne Davies, double by L. Pickle and a single by Howardelsen. GRACE LUTHERAN ABR H pupkin, 3b 4 0 0 black, 2b 4 1 2 mason, cf 4 1 1 daying, c 2 1 1 rickle, ss 2 1 3 lean, if 2 0 1 berhard, E, p 3 0 0 ibson, lb 3 0 1 iberhard, D, rf 1 0 0 brant, rf 2 1 1 BOTALS 30 4 10 NETHEL BAPTIST hamilton, 2b 2 3 1 martmann, A, lf 3 2 1 martmann, M, lf 3 2 1 lemland, cf 1 2 1 elson, cf 1 0 1 martmann, E, 2b 4 2 2 benny, lb 4 2 2 limp, ss 3 0 1 mark, p 4 0 0 mernicker, c 2 1 0 singlekelt, rf 2 1 0 tevens, rf 1 2 1 TOTALS 29 16 11 St. Boniface Edges Church of Christ St. Boniface edged Church of Christ last night and dropped church of Christ out of third place in the standings. Francis Latin and Lloyd Lichtenwalter cooked up in a pitching duel with Latin the winner. St. Boniface had scored one run in the third on a walk, an error, and then a single by Bob Stoffel, but Church of Christ tied the score at one all in the fourth on an error and singles by Don Schilling and Lichtenwalter. In the sixth they threatened when the first man walked and the second man doubled with none out, but next two popped to the infield and the third man struck out. St. Boniface scored the winning run in the last of the sixth on a double by Carl Heinz and a single by Gay Van Berkelear. Kaleidoscopes Win, Then Lose in Brea The Anaheim Kaleidoscopes walked their way to a 23 to 9 win over Costa Mesa in the second game at the Brea tournament for boys 13 and under yesterday. After spotting Costa Mesa runs in the top of the first Anaheim scored 11 runs in the bottom on three hits and ten walks. Another big inning for Anaheim was nine runs in the fifth on one hit and five walks, and two errors. In the second game Anaheim lost to Fullerton 17 to 16 in the last of the seventh. Fullerton scored eight runs in the bottom of the first on two walks and seven hits. In the second they added one more run on a hit and an error. In the third they scored on a walk and two home runs. They added one in the fourth on a home run, and two in the fifth on a single and a double and three walks. Anaheim scored two runs in the first on three walks and a single by Dennis Fitzpatrick. In the third they added two runs on three walks and a single by Stan Harrow. In the fourth they scored six runs on four walks, an error and a triple by Frank Doretti, singles by Harrow and Ken Harker after two were out. In the sixth they made it 15 to 13 with three runs on a double by Bill French and five walks. In the top of the seventh Anaheim scored three runs on two walks, single by Harrow and an infield out to lead 16 to 15. Fullerton scored two runs to win in the bottom of the seventh as the first two men singled and the next man doubled. 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