anaheim-gazette 1951-08-21

Local American Legion Team in 5-4 Victory Over Lumberman's Post Grace Lutheran Beat Stars 2 to 0 Art Altheide pitched Grace Lutheran to a 2 to 0 win over the Magnolia Stars last night at the City park. Altheide struck out 11 batters and gave up four scattered hits as the Stars never threatened. Grace Lutheran scored one run in the first, but should have scored more as the first man up. Art Michel singled, then got trapped off of second, Del Martens singled, followed by an error in the outfield to put the first four batters on base, then Hein popped to the first baseman and Paul Altheide struck out. In the fifth, they scored one more run on a double by Michel and a single by Martens. Del Martens led the nine hit attack with three singles in four trips. Grace Lutheran— AB R H Michel, ss 4 1 2 Martens, 3b 4 1 3 Geiger, 1b 4 0 1 A. Altheide, p 2 0 1 P. Altheide, cf 2 0 0 Escalante, 2b 2 0 0 Johnson, rf 2 0 0 Westerhold, c 3 0 0 Totals Magnolia Stars— 29 2 9 Romero, 3b 3 0 1 Castillo, ss 3 0 1 J. Jaques, rf 3 0 1 Morgan, 2b 3 0 0 T. Jaques, lf 3 0 0 J. Rivera, 1b 3 0 0 Guadan, p 3 0 0 Gonzales, cf 3 0 0 T. Rivera, c 3 0 0 The local American Legion team was victorious last night in a 5 to 4 win over the Lumberman team. The game took place in the La Palma park where the American Legion tourney has been taking place for the last two weeks. This week concludes the tourney. Second game of the evening was won by San Bernardino Post. They beat Santa Ana 7 to 4. Anaheim Coach Clare VanHoorebeke is attending a coaching school in Flagstaff, Ariz., at the present time. Taft Favored in Santa Ana Golf Defending champion Wally Taft who a week ago set the Willowick Golf course afire with a record-shattering 64, has been installed favorite to defend his title as the Santa Ana City Golf championship got underway Saturday. The tourney's qualifying rounds will last until August 30 at the W. Fifth st. links in Santa Ana with the match play for the top brackets 'carded for the Labor Day week-end.Sept.1 through3. Taft, the Costa Mesa expert, will be fighting a five-year-old jinx in the tourney that has yet to see a champion repeat. Last year, the 1949 king, Tom Johnson, of San Diego, breezed into the finals but could not break the "one year only" jinx and lost to Taft in the finals. The sponsoring Junior Chamber of Commerce stressed that the league is to ber12. All Scratch bowling The Women's Ha will organize on Friday. Regular and new especially invited. Coast League Take up To By The Association Pacific Coast league up tonight where Sunday. Seattle's pacemakers to the good with only22to play Grissom with an18 against Los Angeles who has won15and without saying soager Rogers Hornsbiers leaves the considers his team "i nant," He points out hasn't had a slump, losing streak was thru that a form reversal now. As to the Seattle five-game series than Los Angeles series, he doesn't particular runner-up Stars, "am them all we'll still place." Rainbows Win The Roaring Rainbows won their last game before tournament competition which starts in Fullerton on Wednesday of this week and in Bellflower on Monday of next week. Anaheim scored one run in the first, on a walk and a single by Dennis Fitzpatrick. In the fifth, they scored six runs to ice the game on five walks and singles by John McDonald and Mark Powler and a double by Bob Hatfield. In the seventh, they added three more on two walks and a double by Tom Frank and an error. Garden Grove put on a short rally in the seventh when they scored two runs on an error and two singles. FOX NOW—Doors Open 6:15 p.m. BIGGEST MUSICAL EVER MADE "SHOWBOAT" Color by Technicolor Kathryn Grayson - Howard Keel Ava Gardner - Plus - "LITTLE BIG HORN" CINA-CAR DRIVE-IN THEATRE 6612 Lincoln Ave. Out Center, 5 Ml. W. of Anaheim Tonight Wednesday Aug. 21 Aug. 22 BEST OF THE BADMEN Technicolor—Starring Robert Ryan - Claire Trevor — plus — "MAGNIFICENT YANKEE" Louis Calhern - Ann Harding Open 6 days, week—Closed Monday Individual speaker for each car CHILDREN TO 12 FREE Light Heavyweight Champ Not Worried SUMMIT, N. J. (P)—Light heavyweight champion Joey Maxim says he's not worried over the title jinx that has hexed five boxing kings this year. "Jinxes aren't going to help anybody in there Wednesday," said Maxim, who defends his crown against Irish Bobby Murphy in Madison Square Garden tomorrow night. "I'm more concerned about some of that rough stuff he likes to pull." “If he pulls any dirty stuff on me, I'll give him some of it right back.” Joey started to smoulder just discussing the matter. A pro close to 12 years, he knows all the tricks. “This is all or nothing with me. I'm on the spot and I’ll give it right back to him. Thumbs, if necessary. I don’t ever start that kind of stuff but I’ll protect myself.” Joey’s manager Jack (Doc) Kearns was more specific: “I don't want to bring up low punches, but Murphy hits a few low ones. Let's have a fight instead of a wrestling match. If Murphy fights according to the rules, Maxim will beat him easy. He'll beat him anyway.” Murphy, a fighter who bores in from the start and keeps throwing punches without a letup, was burned up at the charges. "I don't pull any of that sort of thing," said the socking San Diego sailor. "There isn't anything in the New York book about considers his team “inant,” He points out hasn't had a slump, the losing streak was that that a form reverse now. As to the Seattle five-game series that Los Angeles series, he doesn't particular runner-up Stars, “and them all we'll still place.” Hollywood resume ego tonight, with (10-7) lining up again res' Red Embree (10-8). At Portland it will richs (0-1) for Sa against the Beavers (11-10). Oakland's Bill Ayer hardest working two circle, goes for Oakland mento against the S Elliott, 13-12. Ayers, 19 and lost 12, will become the league's winner this season. Dodgers Have Won BROOKLYN (P)—Dodgers may have won National League pennants do not blow it—by New York Giants in The Dodgers are clinching the flag—5½ games of a 13½ within a week. But then an eight-game spread games of that margin up by shellacking the Ebbets field. Most of the Giants Brooklyn can be traced days—July 4 and Aug. the New Yorkers drop headers to the Dodgers ed the next day by gracefully in the third each series. They're supposed to for holding with both "They're just getting bi," said Murphy. "I knock him out with to the body within so Murphy has looked in his workouts, wh hasn't been any ball." Out Center, 5 Ml. W. of Anaheim Tonight Wednesday Aug. 21 Aug. 22 "BEST OF THE BADMEN" Technicolor—Starring Robert Ryan - Claire Trevor — plus — "MAGNIFICENT YANKEE" Louis Calhern - Ann Harding Open 6 days week—Closed Monday Individual speaker for each car CHILDREN TO 12 FREE FIRST with the BEST for the LEAST PACIFIC Orange DRIVE-IN Theatre HIGHWAY 101 AT PLACENTIA * KL. 3-8271 * ORANGE 389 SHOW STARTS AT DUSK KIDDIES LOVE OUR WONDERLAND PLAYGROUND FREE NASH TONITE LAST SHOWING TONITE "SHOW BOAT" GRAYSON KEEL AM GARDNER LITTLE BIG HORN JOHN IRELAND MARIE WINDSOR IT WILL BE HERE TOMORROW EXCLUSIVE! FIRST SHOWING Enchanting World of Wonders! Walt Disney's ALICE in WONDERLAND The all-cartoon Musical Wonderfilm Color by TECHNICOLOR Gazette SPORTS Bowlers Notice – The Anaheim Women's Scratch league will organize for Winter league on Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., at the Anaheim Bowl. The league is to begin September 12. All Scratch bowlers are invited. The Women's Handicap league will organize on Friday at 7:30 p.m. Regular and new bowlers are especially invited. Coast League Teams Take up Tonight— (By The Associated Press) Pacific Coast league teams take up tonight where they left off Sunday. Seattle's pacemakers, still seven games to the good in first place with only 22 to play, throw Marv Grissom with an 18 and 9 record against Los Angeles' Bob Spicer, who has won 15 and lost 11. Without saying so directly, Manager Rogers Hornsby of the Raiiers leaves the impression he considers his team "in for the pennant." He points out that Seattle hasn't had a slump, that its longest losing streak was three games, and that a form reversal isn't likely now. As to the Seattle-Hollywood five-game series that follows the Los Angeles series, Hornsby says he doesn't particularly fear the runner-up Stars, "and if we lose them all we'll still be in first place." Sport Calendar TONIGHT Legion Baseball Tournament. Softball-Church League 7:30—Church of Christ vs White Temple. 8:30—Church of Christ vs Zion Lutheran—two protested innings. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 22 Legion Baseball Tournament. Softball-B League 9:30—Kuibara vs Ehlers. 10:45—Ehlers vs Posters. A League 9:20-20:20 vs Cone Brogs. 10:45-Optimists vs Brown and Haskins. Football-B League 1:00-Gazette vs Kanibara. A League 1:45-Cotlera vs Brown and Haskins. Softball-City League Position Playoffs 7:15-Alex Tumale vs Merchants for first place. 8:30-Playoff for third place if necessary. THURSDAY, AUG. 23 Legion Baseball Tournament. Softball-B League 9:30-Kuibara vs Schaeffers. 10:45-Ehlers vs Posters. A League 9:30-Brown and Haskins vs Cone Brogs. 10:45-Optimists vs Cotlera. Football-B League 1:00-Ehlers vs Taylor. A League 1:45-Optimists vs 20-20. FRIDAYS, AUG. 24 Legion Baseball Tournament. Softball-B League 9:30-Gazette vs Kuibara. 11:45-Ehlers vs Taylor. A League 9:30-Brown and Haskins vs Cotlera. Football-B League 1:00-Footers vs Schaeffers. City League Playoffs start 2 out of 3 series 7:15-Team 1 vs Team 2. 8:30-Team 2 vs Team 4. Fish and Game Sportsman Rules The Division of Fish and Game reminds California sportsmen of the following general regulations which apply to current hunting and fishing: DEER—Ends Sept. 16 in Coast range counties between Glenn-Mendocino, and Orange-Riverside (Central and south coastal areas). Bag limit; 2 bucks. Season begins Sept. 22 elsewhere. Deer license required. BEAR—No closed season or bag limit in Del Norte, Humboldt and Mendocino counties. May be taken by firearms or bow and arrow only. Hunting license required. JACK RABBITS—Opens Sept. 1, in Southern California districts 4, 4½, 4⅔, 19, 20 and 22. No closed season elsewhere. No bag limit. FROGS—Bag limits: 24 per day, 48 per week. Size limit: none under four inches from tip of nose to crotch. No license required. TROUT—Ends Oct. 31. Bag and possession limits: 15 trout, salmon, or whitefish, or combination. Angling hours: one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset. Local exceptions. BLACK BASS, Sunfish, Crappie, Sacramento Perch — Bag limits: 5 black bass, 25 sunfish, crappie, perch. Local exceptions. Veteran Gets Golf Victory He's After COACH CLARE V Legion team to a night in the Leg Palma park. Indian Man Counting o CLEVELAND (UP) ule runs five more Sunday, but this is t ager Al Lopez is co Cleveland Indians American league pe al. Back in the days w was stumbling around place, Lopez was loo the current Cleveland Day considers his team "in for the pennant." He points out that Seattle hasn't had a slump, that its longest losing streak was three games, and that a form reversal isn't likely now. As to the Seattle-Hollywood five-game series that follows the Los Angeles series, Hornsby says he doesn't particularly fear the runner-up stars, "and if we lose them all we'll still be in first place." Hollywood resumes at San Diego tonight, with Wally Wood (10-7) lining up against the Padres' Red Embree (10-13). At Portland it will be Paul Hinrichs (0-1) for San Francisco against the Beavers' Lyman Linde (11-10). Oakland's Bill Ayers, one of the hardest working twirlers in the circle, goes for Oakland in Sacramento against the Solons' Glenn Elliott, 13-12. Ayers, who has won 19 and lost 12, will be striving to become the league's first 20-game winner this season. Dodgers May Have Won Pennant BROOKLYN (AP)—The Brooklyn Dodgers may have won the 1951 National League pennant—if they do not blow it—by beating the New York Giants in Ebbets field. The Dodgers are far from clinching the flag—after losing 5½ games of a 13½ game lead within a week. But they still have an eight-game spread and seven games of that margin were piled up by shellacking the Giants at Ebbets field. Most of the Giants' trouble in Brooklyn can be traced to two days—July 4 and Aug. 8. On each the New Yorkers dropped doubleheaders to the Dodgers an followed the next day by folding up gracefully in the third game of each series. They're supposed to penalize you for holding with both hands. "They're just getting up an alibi," said Murphy. "I'm going to knock him out with a left hook to the body within seven rounds." Murphy has looked real sharp in his workouts while Maxim hasn't been any ball of fire. As a result, the odds have surged. Veteran Gets Golf Victory He's After SIOUX CITY, Ia. (AP)—Buck White, a 38-year-old veteran of professional golf's brideade, has that victory he has been after since 1946. Five years ago the curly-headed pro from Greenwood, Miss., won the Memphis, Tenn., Open But Buck didn't win again along the PGA circuit until yesterday. Then he pulled a sizzling 64 finish to win the Sioux City Open with 272—16 under par for the 72-hole route. The triumph was worth $2400 to White. Buck took the back nine apart in his last round as he wiped out a Siautroke disadvantage. He opened his closing spurt with successive eagles and wound up with a 31 to go with his first nine 33. He overtook the faltering Ed (Porky) Oliver who led with 202 for 54 holes. Porky finished with par 72; good for a second place tie at 274 with defending champion Jack Burke, Jr., and Skee Riegel. Burke, tied for 25th at 36 holes, rallied for 66's on the last two rounds yesterday. Lloyd Mangrum, the sensational favorite making his first tournament appearance since a near fatal plane crash injury last September, tired in the stretch for a 78. He was involved in a tie for 27th at 287. Final City League Standings W L Alex Tamale Merchants Grace Lutheran Magnolia Stars Cyprus VFW Lehra's Service Joe's Service In his first three years of professional football, Bill Swiacki of Softball-B League 9:30-Gazette vs Knaukura 11:48-Ehlers vs TaylorA League 9:30-Irown and Haskina vs Colliers 10:45-20-30 vs Optimat Football-B League 1:00-Football-B League City League Playoffs start 2 out of 2 series 7:15-Team 1 vs Team 2 8:30-Team 2 vs Team 4 TROUT—Ends Oct. 31. Bag and possession limits: 18 trout, salmon or whitefish, or combination. Angling hours: one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset. Local exceptions. BLACK BASS, Sunfish, Crappie, Sacramento Perch — Bag limits: 5 black bass, 25 sunfish, crappie, perch. Local exceptions. No size limits. STRIPED BASS — No closed season. Bag limit: 5 fish or 25 pounds and one fish. Night fishing permitted in Siskiyou, Shasta, Lake and Modoc counties. Minimum size limit in Clear Lake only: 9 inches. OCEAN FISH—No closed season in Pacific Ocean for salmon, trout, rockfish, tuna, yellowtail, marlin, broadbill swordfish, black sea bass, barracuda, white sea bass, bonito, rock bass, sand bass, kelp bass, hallbut, corbina, croaker, lingcod and cabczone. Bag limits: 3 trout or salmon north of Monterey-San Luis Obispo county line; 2 south; 15 in aggregate, but not more than 10 of any one of other species listed above. CLAMS—Opens Sept. 1, in Humboldt and Monterey bay areas. No closed season elsewhere. Bag limits: 10 Pismo, 30 razor, 10 big neck, 10 Washington; no limit on jack knife clams. COCKLES—Opens Sept. 1, in all counties north of San Luis Obispo county. No closed season elsewhere. Bag limit: 50. Minimum size limit: 1½ inches. BASEBALL STANDINGS COAST LEAGUE W L Pet GB Seattle Hollywood Los Angeles Portland Oakland Sacramento San Diego San Francisco W L Pet GB Seattle Hollywood Los Angeles Portland Oakland Sacramento San Diego San Francisco W L Pet GB Seattle Hollywood Los Angeles Portland Oakland Sacramento San Diego San Francisco W L Pet GB Seattle Hollywood Los Angeles Portland Oakland Sacramento San Diego San Francisco W L Pet GB Seattle Hollywood Los Angeles Portland Oakland Sacramento San Diego San Francisco W L Pet GB Seattle Hollywood Los Angeles Portland Oakland Sacramento San Diego San Francisco W L Pet GB Seattle Hollywood Los Angeles Portland Oakland Sacramento San Diego San Francisco Counting c CLEVELAND (AP) runs five more Sunday, but this isager At Lopez is co Cleveland Indians American league pee Back in the days was stumbling around place, Lopez was locathe current Cleveland as the make-or-breahis club's pennant b As a 43rd birthdaytheir well-liked pilo opened the 18-game last night with a 5-7 Washington boosting lead over the New to a full game. Lopez wants to add games to that marging Indians leave on a of the east and west The Tribe has a of 42 victories again at home.The Indians have games with Washih with the Yankees a twin-bill with the Sox. Bob Feller, in que victory against five peez choice to pitch to the Washington na have taken it on the games in a row. Lopez also plans against Boston Sunda From the very sta regarded the worl Yanks as the team t standings bear him pennt calculations pending on the Tribi three-game series wil opening Thursday. LEGAL SAFECRACT MURPHYSBORO safe expert opened a which members had to open since their l died in 1943 with th combination. Lodge members had but ready to break in to see their records was done in 10 minutes Monday who only twi and listened to the workings. He did front of award Mao Final City League Standings In his first three years of professional football, Bill Swiacki of the New York Giants caught 108 passes for 1482 yards and 17 touchdowns. He holds the Giants' record of 47 passes caught in one season. Exchange Products Plant to be Farm Bureau Speaker Don Thompson from Ontario, manager of the Exchange Products plant there, will be the speaker at the August meeting of the Orange county farm bureau to be held at 7:30 p.m., on Aug. 23, at the farm bureau offices in Orange. Thompson will present latest information on developments in the citrus products, consumers and industrial fields. Mr. Mittenman of the assessor's office will also present an explanation of the tree evaluation program. Club Owners Look For Commissioner NEW YORK (UP)—Baseball may be without a commissioner at least until December despite efforts of big league club owners to elect one today. A majority of the 18 executives said there isn't anybody among the eligibles with sufficient strength to command the backing of the needed 12 votes. Some among the 11 nominees still being considered—Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, for instance—probably are unavailable. Del Webb, co-owner of the New York Yankees and chairman of the four-man screening committee, summed it up: "I don't know whether a commissioner will be named. But I won't let them hurry into it and get the wrong man." That seemed to be the feeling of almost all the club owners. Fred Saigh, president of the St. Louis Cardinals, went a step further: "It is important that we get the right man for the job, even if it means waiting until the December meetings—or even longer." A member of the screening committee said all 11 candidates who survived the voting Aug. 7 had been contacted. "Some," had declared their unavailability, but he declined to identify them. He did, however, confirm a previous Associated Press story that listed Eisenhower, Gen. Douglas MacArthur, Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg, President Ford Frick of the National league and President Warren Giles of the Cincinnati Reds among the 11. COACH CLARE VAN HOOREBEKE, who led the local American Legion team to a 5 to 4 victory over the Lumberman's Post last night in the Legion journey being played at the Anaheim La Palma park. Indian Manager Counting on Flag CLEVELAND (UP)—The schedule runs five more weeks after Sunday, but this is the week Manager Al Lopez is counting on his Cleveland Indians to win the American league pennant. Back in the days when the Tribe was stumbling around in fourth place, Lopez was looking ahead to the current Cleveland home stand. Poet Card Lists 8-Game Schedule WHITTIER—George H. Allen, newly-appointed head football coach at Whittier college, faces an eight-game schedule in his maiden bow at the Poet school. The Whittier state starts Sept. 29 with a home opener against San Francisco state. Allen, mentor at Morningside Counting on Flag CLEVELAND (UP) — The schedule runs five more weeks after Sunday, but this is the week Manager Al Lopez is counting on his Cleveland Indians to win the American league pennant. Back in the days when the Tribe was stumbling around in fourth place, Lopez was looking ahead to the current Cleveland home stand as the make-or-break phase of his club's pennant bid. As a 43rd birthday present to their well-liked pilot, the Indians opened the 18-game stadium stay last night with a 5-3 victory over Washington, boosting their league lead over the New York Yankees to a full game. Lopez wants to add four more games to that margin before the Indians leave on a 17-game tour of the east and west Sept. 7. The Tribe has a red-hot record of 42 victories against 16 defeats at home. The Indians have two more games with Washington, three with the Yankees and a Sunday twin-bill with the Boston Red Sox. Bob Feller, in quest of his 20th victory against five defeats, is Lopez choice to pitch tonight against the Washington nationals, who have taken it on the chin for nine games in a row. Lopez also plans to use Feller against Boston Sunday. From the very start Lopez has regarded the world champion Yanks as the team to beat. The standings bear him out. In his pennant calculations, Lopez is depending on the Tribe to win the three-game series with New York opening Thursday. LEGAL SAFECRACKER MURPHYSBORO, Ill. (UP) — A safe expert opened a Masonic safe which members had been unable to open since their late secretary died in 1943 with the memorized combination. Lodge members had been all but ready to break into the safe to see their records, but the job was done in 10 minutes by Tobe Monday who only twisted the dial and listened to the safe's inner workings. He did the trick in front of awed Masons who had been contacted. "Some," had declared their unavailability, but he declined to identify them. He did, however, confirm a previous Associated Press story that listed Eisenhower, Gen. Douglas MacArthur, Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg, President Ford Frick of the National league and President Warren Giles of the Cincinnati Reds among the 11. DISABILITY RIDER In view of the fact that new National Service Life Insurance is no longer being issued, veterans who hold NSLI policies would do well to review the various benefit features available with their policies, advised the Orange County Veterans Service Office. One such provision gives veterans the opportunity of assuring themselves a regular monthly income in case they are seriously disabled, he pointed out. Fresno State, at Whittier; Nov. 17, University of Redlands, at Whittier. SCIC games will be played with Occidental, California Tech, Pomona-Claremont and Redlands. The Nov. 3, clash with Pomona-Claremont will mark Whittier's homecoming. safe expert opened a Masonic safe which members had been unable to open since their late secretary died in 1943 with the memorized combination. Lodge members had been all but ready to break into the safe to see their records, but the job was done in 10 minutes by Tobe Monday who only twisted the dial and listened to the safe's inner workings. He did the trick in front of awed Masons who had requested the traveling safe expert to have it look at their safe. Spots Don't Worry Mr. Frog! In fact, he would look queer without them. They're natural decoration. Dirt spots, however, mar beauty, but luckily, are easily removed by DRY CLEANING. "FOR SPEED, QUALITY AND SERVICE WE LEAVE IT TO RITZ" We also offer the only Pillow Renovating Service in Orange County. Renovating - Re-ticking RITZ CLEANERS & DYERS 307 E. Center Anaheim 3289 Cushion Tread PORTO-PED Air Cushion Shoes Walking is a genuine pleasure in Porto-Peds. 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