anaheim-gazette 1951-10-29

Bee Squad Falls Before Huntington Beach, 13-6, for Cellar Position Falling to Huntington Beach Friday on the local high school football field were the Anaheim Bee gridders by the score 13-6 and as a result are in the league cellar with Newport Harbor, both teams having a win-loss record of 0-2. Anaheim lost their first week loop game to Santa Ana by the score 14-13 and in both defeats looked like an entirely different SUNSET LEAGUE Team that tied Redlands and Chaffey and won over Citrus and Covina earlier in the season. They just don't seem to percolate on offense and definitely possess an airtight defense. Short they are a football team making several necessary elements essential for a winning football team. They seem to lack fire, the old school spirit and "college try." After their Covina and Citrus victories they seemed to acquire the attitude that all they had to do was to suit up and the enemy would start to tremble and shake enough for the locals to win. Oilers Like to Play But in the Sunset League they are finding out that there are some other teams in the country that like to play football and don't week when the two squads meet. Fullerton and Santa Ana are still very much in the league race and the title could at the end of the season be held by three and even four teams, not including Anaheim which will have a tough time to get even fourth place in the league race. Anaheim scored late in the third quarter on the "Walker Special" which is a pass from quarterback Gayle Herbel to his end Dwain Duncan who in turn laterals to Bill Walker sprinting the opposite direction. But the Oilers weren't to be denied as they held the Colonists for the remainder of the game to walk off the field with a 13-7 win and hold a share of first place. In the first quarter after an exchange of punts the Oilers drove from the Anaheim 48 to the one from where the Gushers halfback hit left tackle for the tally. Their next scoring drive came in the second quarter and started on their own 48. In 19 plays they scored again on a seven-yard pass play to make the score 13-0. Prize Play of Game Walker came into the game in the third quarter and put the locals back into the game with his prize play, but it just wasn't enough as the rest of the Colonist team was just plain indifferent to the outcome except maybe hard running half Rudy Rivera. He only carried the ball five times, but was a constant thorn in the sides of the Oilers. Big Jim Mitchell vs Baron Leonard Tonight at OC Wrestling champion Michele Leone is due for his new ring experience at the County Athletic club where he meets Jim Mitchel "Black Panther," whose offensive ring asset is his gont heat butt. The "Panther" has cool opponents than a little bit his famed head-cracker. UnBaron has a head harder than rock of Gibraltar or his bobbed hair offers sufficient ion to soften the "Panther's butts", he's apt to be cool. The scramble is for two three falls, 60 minutes. Don Arnold, tabbed as the standing young star in this and Brother Frank Jares in a rematch in the semi-time billed for two out of three waged a torrid split-fall day week and figure to turn in a sizzler tonight. First match of the four card will bring out Hardy Hardy and Cowboy Bob Covina their postponed scramble cowboy failed to arrive from last week but is expected to Seguro Renesta, 220 pointican, meets Hilo Kollmach pound Hawaiian in the attraction. First bout, 8:30. After their Covina and Citrus victories they seemed to acquire the attitude that all they had to do was to suit up and the enemy would start to tremble and shake enough for the locals to win. Oilers Like to Play But in the Sunset League they are finding out that there are some other teams in the country that like to play football and don't just sit around on their past season's innings. Huntington Beach and Orange will probably be decided next Wrestling Tonight 4 Star First Bowl 8:30 ORANGE COUNTY A.C. BARON BONE VS BLACK PANTHER Don Arnold vs Brother Brank Hardbolled Hardy vs Cowboy Clay Seguro Renesta vs Hilo Kolima ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. MOVING-STORAGE General Trudding PHONE 2123 505 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Notice To The People Of Anaheim We wish to announce that our Organizations are not sponsoring any street sales. Anaheim American Legion American Legion Prize Play of Game Walker came into the game in the third quarter and put the locals back into the game with his prize play, but it just wasn't enough as the rest of the Colonist team was just plain indifferent to the outcome except maybe hard running half Rudy Rivera. He only carried the ball five times, but was a constant thorn in the sides of the Oilers. Next week the locals run up against Fullerton and from all indications they are slated for another rough afternoon. The game will be played on the local field Friday at 9 p.m., the same field the locals have sustained their previous defeats and their only setbacks of the year. BEE SUMMARY A. HB First downs 11 10 Net gain rushing 16 125 Forwards attempted 7 7 Forwards completed 2 3 Forwards intercepted by 0 1 Varkage on forwards 48 45 Points (No.) 6 5 Average punt 30 35 Average rushback points 1.5 7.8 Kickoff loss 41 53 Average kickoff kickoffs 12 15 Pumbles 8 2 Own fumbles recovered 1 0 Opp females recovered 1 0 Penalties (No.) 4 2 Yardage lost penalties 10 5 Total gain from scrrimmage 34 168 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rushing Anaheim Tech NY Ave. Wright 10 19 1.98 Herbel 68 1 0.13 Rivera 5 16 2.10 Salaets 3 2 1.00 Chark 2 -10 -5.00 Walker 1 17 17.09 PASSING Herbel attempted 7, completed 2, had one intercepted, total yardage, 48. SCORE BY QUARTERS Huntington Leach 7 6 0 -12 Anaheim 9 0 6 0 -6 ANAHEIM SCORING Touchdown—Walter. Browns, 49'ers Win Pro Game NEW YORK (UP) — A missed after a touchdown, rare for the professionals, could be mightily costly for the New Giants in quest of the America Conference title in the National Football League. The missed point came y day and permitted the Cleveland Browns to pass the Giants to American Conference stall. The League champions won for their fourth victory in games. It was the Giants' setback after winning straight. While Ray Pool missed the extra point after Giants' second touchdown, (The Toe) Groza converted for the Browns. The Chicago Bears took putted possession of first place the-National Conference, be Detroit's Lions 28-23. A game of the Bears, tied for runners with 3-2 records, are Angeles, San Francisco and Oak Bay. The three-way deadlock about when San Francisco loped Los Angeles, 44-17, Green Bay edged the winless York Yanks, 29-27, on three quarter touchdowns and Cone's field goal with only seconds left. The Washington Redskins e Philadelphia, 27-23 to go in tie with the Eagles for third place in the American Conference. Pittsburgh defeated the Chicago Cubs, 28-14, in the other Ameri Conference game. A's Outfielder Slams Homer HOLLYWOOD (UP) — A group touring American League all-snowed under a National Leaf team 10-1 yesterday with Zermal's seventh inning but loaded homer the standout play Zermal, Philadelphia Athletics. People Of Anaheim We wish to announce that our Organizations are not sponsoring any street sales. Anaheim American Legion American Legion Auxiliary MORE WAMPUM FOR OLD CAR on a new Pontiac PRICED NEAR THE LOWEST NEW LOW CREDIT TERMS!—SEE YOUR PONTIAC DEALER TODAY! BEVINS PONTIAC COMPANY 336 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST PONTIAC DEALER Ph. 4012 Big Jim Mitchell Vs Baron Leone Tonight at OCAC Wresting champion, Baron Mitchele Leone is due for a brand new ring experience at the Orange County Athletic club tonight where he meets Jim Mitchell, the Black Panther," whose greatest offensive ring asset is his billy-ont heat butt. The "Panther" has cooled more opponents than a little bit with its famed head-cracker. Unless the Baron has a head harder than the rock of Gibraltar or his flowing obbed hair offers sufficient cushion to soften the "Panther's" head-uts, he's apt to be cooled, too. The scramble is for two out of three falls, 60 minutes. Don Arnold, tabbed as the outstanding young star in this section, and Brother Frank Jares meet in rematch in the semi-tinal also led for two out of three. They aged a torrid split-fall draw last week and figure to turn in another zzzler tonight. First match of the four-eventrd will bring, out Hardboiled ardy and Cowboy Bob Clay in their postponed scramble. The cowboy failed to arrive from Texas last week but is expected tonight. Seguro Renesta, 220 pound Mexican, meets Hilo Kollima, 283 pound Hawaiian in the special traction. First bout, 8:30. Browns, 49'ers Win Pro Games NEW YORK UP—A missed point over a touchdown, rare among professionals, could prove rightly costly for the New York Browns, 49'ers Win Pro Games While Anaheim was setting up their championship game for the Sunset League title next week with Fullerton, other teams around the Southland were having just as much enjoyment by their results in league and practice contests. In the Citrus Belt League Po Beverly Hills Trot At Hollypark Tomorrow at 2 p.m. INGLEWOOD — Three-stake events feature the week's harness racing program at Hollywood Park as the 40-day Western Harness Racing Association meeting approaches the half-way mark. Tomorrow afternoon the 21-plans trotters tangle in The Beverly Hills Trot. Thursday's feature, one of the top races of the meeting, brings together the four-year old trotters in the Long Beach Trot. Saturday's stake is the $7,500-added Western Pace for three year-olds. Racing Secretary Pres Jenuine expects ten or eleven to face Starter A. C. McDowell in the Beverly Hills event. Likely to go are Chris Volo, Deseret, Dionne Scot, Emille D., Jasmine Hanover, Kings Me, Merritt Hanover, Mchael Hanover, Prudent Sue, Randay, Sherry Lee and Style Prince. The Long Beach event marks the first race scheduled exclusively for four-year-olds and, with the exception of Pronto Don, will draw every top trotter on the grounds as 1951 has been a year for four-year-olds to excel. Among the top eligible are Star's Pride, Florican, Lord Steward, Malcolm, and Clipper Hanover. Redlands Continues Undefeated in Loop While Anaheim was setting up their championship game for the Sunset League title next week with Fullerton, other teams around the Southland were having just as much enjoyment by their results in league and practice contests. In the Citrus Belt League Po Kids Day to be Held Sunday at Ram-49'er Game Kids are going to have their "day" at the important Los Angeles Ram-San Francisco 49er football game November 4 at the Coliseum. That Sunday afternoon has been proclaimed "Football For Kids" day, by Mayor Fletcher Bowron. In his official statement, Mayor Bowron expressed hope that grownups make it possible for thousands of youngsters throughout Southern California to witness the Ram-49ers battle. He paid tribute to the Ram policy of admitting free of charge to all home games 5 youngsters, 14 years old or under when accompanied by an adult who buys a special $2.00 ticket. His proclamation added that grownups should make it a point to either take their own youngsters and their friends, neighborhood kids who are unable to attend otherwise, or underprivileged children. Under the Ram, "Free Football for Kids" policy—the only one of its kind in professional sports—any adult who buys a general admission ticket can take the 5 youngsters to the game without additional cost. Or by sending $2.00 to the Boy Scout Headquarters, 1206 Maple Avenue, Los Angeles, a group of youngsters will be organized and sent to the Ram-49er game with a supervisor. Tickets can be purchased at the Ram office on Beverly Boulevard or they can be bought on the day of the game at the Coliseum. Ram Coach Joe Stydahar spoke for the entire team when he said, "We want to see many kids." Anaheim Team Players Edge By Fullerton Anaheim tennis player day defeated the Fullerton Club for the second time weeks in a return match to the Fullerton courts. The margin of victory close that the decision reached until the final two es late in the afternoon wieldin doubles teams took rounds for a nine to six. The local netters had tried Fullerton netts 13-7 in inter-cities competition weeks ago on the Anaheim Park courts. Results were as follow: Anaheim players being first: Men's Singles—Julian def. Dave Hannmon 3-6; Floyd Baker lost to Mervi 6-4; Bob Simon def. Trie 1-6; 9-7; 6-2; Bob Pickart Geoffrey Kymla 0-6; 6-4; Dan Debevic lost to Fraa 6-3; 6-0. Ellen Wright Wins In girls singles, Marwon from Barbara Raffle Joanne Kellogg def. Fran rill 6-3; 7-5; Mary Cook de Browns, 49'ers Win Pro Games NEW YORK (UP) — A missed point after a touchdown, rare among professionals, could prove tightly costly for the New York Giants in quest of the American Conference title in the National football League. The missed point came yesterday and permitted the Clevelandowns to pass the Giants in the American Conference standings. The league champions won 14-13 their fourth victory in five games. It was the Giants' first back after winning three night. While Ray Pool missed the try the extra point after the Giants' second touchdown, Lou Geo Toe Groza converted twice the Browns. The Chicago Bears took undisclosed possession of first place in National Conference, beatingroit's Lions 28-23. A game back the Bears, tied for runnerup with 3-2 records, are Los Angeles, San Francisco and Green. The three-way deadlock came when San Francisco walded Los Angeles, 44-17, and then Bay Edged the winless New York Yanks, 29-27, on three last-tier touchdowns and Fred Predie's field goal with only 11 yards left. The Washington Redskins edgedadelphia, 27-23 to go into a with the Eagles for third place in American Conference. Pittsburgh defeated the Chicago Cardinal, 28-14, in the other American conference game. It's Outfielder Teams Homer BOLLYWOOD (UP) — A group of long-American League all-stars under a National League 10-1 yesterday with Gus Palm's seventh inning bases and homer the standout play. Similar to Philadelphia Athletics Redlands Continues Undefeated in Loop While Anaheim was setting up their championship game for the Sunset League title next week with Fullerton, other teams around the Southland were having just as much enjoyment by their results in league and practice contests. In the Citrus Belt League Pomona continued toward their loop crown by rolling over Colton, 25-7, with their all-CIF halfback, Marty Keough scoring two touchdowns. His quarterback, Bill Hardy scored twice also. RiversideEdged seemingly-powerful Chiffey by the score, 14-13. Redlands continued undefeated by a 7-0 win over San Berdoo. In the Pacific League Alhambra played El Monte to a scoreless tie while the powerhouse of the Southland, Monrovia had a tough time beating Whittier, 7-0. Pasadena came from behind to knock over Mark Keppel, 20-15. In other games over the past week-end Covina blanked Lynwood 20-0; San Diego powered over Grossmont 25-0 and Inglewood beat Bell, 58-0 in a practice tilt. Pasadena Faces Compton Friday LOS ANGELES (UP) — The Pasadena City College Bulldogs encounter formidable obstacle number two this week in their quest for a bid to the Junior Rose Bowl game. The Bulldogs surmounted obstacle number one last Saturday night, beating previously undefeated Long Beach, 13-7, and keeping their winning streak intact at six straight. This Friday night comes Compton's behemoth tartars, traditional foes of Pasadena and holders of five victories, one tie, and no defeats this season. In fact, Compton, Pasadena, and Sap Bernardino are the only unbeaten junior college eleven in Southern California. If Compton beats Pasadena, San Bernardino would probably win additional cost. Or, by sending $2.00 to the Boy Scout Headquarters, 1206 Maple Avenue, Los Angeles, a group of youngsters will be organized and sent to the Ram-49er game with a supervisor. Tickets can be purchased at the Ram office on Beverly Boulevard, or they can be bought on the day of the game at the Coliseum. Ram Coach Joe Stydahar spoke for the entire team when he said, "We want to see as many kids at our game as there are seats. We feel that athletics build better Americans." Tigers Lose Three Games, But on Top LOS ANGELES (UP) — Although each has lost three games, Occidental College and Redlands University will be contending for first place in the Southern California Conference football race when they collide next Saturday night. Oxy which absorbed a 27-6 laceting from Fresno State over the weekend, has won one and lost none in league play. Redlands, which knocked off Pomona, 14-0, is tied for second place with Pomona and Whittier at one win and one defeat. Halfbacks Charles (Lucky) Luciano and Jack Price were the main performers in Redlands' triumph over Pomona. Luciano scored one touchdown on a 12-yard run, and Price iceed the game in the fourth quarter with a 20-yard scoring pass to Bunny Gillette. Whittier, which defeated Cal Tech, 20-13, last Friday, entertains Pomona this week. Cal Tech is idle. The SCIC standings (all games): W L T Pet PF OP Occidental ..... 3 3 0 500 68 93 Redlands ..... 2 3 0 400 76 100 Cal Tech ..... 2 3 0 400 93 100 Pomona ..... 1 4 0 200 74 211 Whittier ..... 1 5 0 167 38 121 Kramer, Budge Win in Doubles PALM SPRINGS (UP) — The U.S. Davis Cup Tennis Team is warming up for its war with the Australians with drills under the desert sun. Def. Dave Hammon 3-6, Floyd Baker lost to Merville 6-4, 6-4, Bob-Simon def. Pike 1-6, 9-7, 6-2, Bob Pickart Geoffrey Kymla 0-6; 6-4; Dan Debevic lost to Fran 6-3, 6-0. Ellen Wright Wins In girls singles, Mary won from Barbara RaffiJoanne Kellogg def. Frankrill 6-3, 7-5; Mary Cook def.Morris 6-2, 6-1; Shirley FoletoNancy Brumley 6-2, 6-1; Lamori lost to Ann Bruns 6-1 and Ellen Wright won Nancy Rawlins 6-4, 6-3. In mixed doubles, Mauldand-Bill Longworth team feat Frances Burrill and6-2, 6-4; Mary Cook and Bo won an uphill battle from Brunskill and Fletcher Mat4-6, 7-5 and Shirley FoletDan Debevec lost a terrific setter to Nancy BrumleyStrickleid 2-6, 10-8, 6-1; only mens doubles playedand Martinez took an easyfrom Jerry Lineohn andStephenson 6-1, 6-1. Fullerton Swamped In a regular Mid-Cities Termis League match playthe Fullerton courts at the time.Fullerton was swarmethe South Gate club, 9-0Lehmerr lost to Bob McCookof South Gate 6-2, 6-2; Rorydon lost in a two and one hour battle to Bill Testzel onGate, 6-2, 6-8, 7-5 andteamed with Eldon Ford ofton to drop a close decisionCaughin and Pete Ballanty9-7. Anaheim players will putbusy weekend of tennis thiswhen the Recreation Departmentsponsors 22 high school andmar school players in a pairmatch against the LongBeachRecreation Club to be playthe Long Beach City Courtsnext Saturday wh Sunday Anaheim players*Fullerton B and C teamsWhittier for a regularmatch against the Whittier Players already signed forLong Beach match includeSanti Anne and Jean WhitKaren Lenain Rosalie RitMary Flynn Ellen Wright S This Friday night comes Compton's behemoth tartars, traditional foes of Pasadena and holders of five victories, one tie, and no defeats this season. In fact, Compton, Pasadena, and Sap Bernardino are the only unbeaten junior college eleven in Southern California. If Compton beats Pasadena, San Bernardino would probably get the Junior Rose Bowl bid providing of course, it wins the rest of its games. San Bernardino racked up its fifth victory Saturday night, a 48-0 decision over the Pacific Training Forces. Other scores included: Modesto 20, El Camino 0; Mt. San Antonio 13; Fullerton 0; Taft 12, Valley 0; Palo Verde 19, Oceanide 7; Bakersfield 51, San Diego 6; Boise, Idaho, 46, Chaffey 6. National Conference W. L. T. Pet. Pas. Op. Chi. Bears 4 1 0 .800 110 99 Los Angeles 2 2 0 .500 146 117 Filson 2 2 0 .500 117 156 Green Day 3 2 0 .600 121 142 Detroit 2 2 1 .500 140 106 N. Y. Yanks 0 4 1 .000 96 168 American Conference Cleveland 1 1 0 .800 124 90 N. Y. Giants 3 1 1 .750 115 82 Philadelphia 2 2 0 .400 109 118 Washington 2 2 0 .400 63 111 Pittsburgh 1 2 2 .250 98 107 Chi. Cards 1 0 0 .250 76 98 NEXT SUNDAY'S GAMES Bears vs. Washington. Cleveland vs. Cards. Detroit vs. Green Bay. Yankees vs. Giants. Eagles vs. Pittsburgh. Gers vs. Rams. Of the 60 football players listed on Duke's early varsity roster, 33 were from North Carolina. Kramer; Budge Win in Doubles PALM SPRINGS (UP)—The U.S. Davis Cup Tennis Team is warming up for its war with the Australians with drills under the desert sun. The squad scheduled practice games for today and begins exhibition matches in Pasadena tomorrow. Members leave for Australia Nov. 3. Yesterday Ted Schroeder of La Crescenta paired with Tony Trabert of Cincinnati, and went down in a doubles match to Jack Kramer and Don Budge-6-4. Kramer is coaching the cuppers. AMAZING COMFORT — NO SPECIAL FITTING RUPTURE-EASE Pot. Pend. • No steel or leather bands • Soft, flat groin pad • Handy back lacing • Easily adjustable • Snaps up in front • Form fitting • Washable Get Your genuine RUPTURE-EASER at McCOY'S CUT RATE DRUGS 100 W. CENTER ST. ANAHE Gazette SPORTS Anaheim Tennis Players Edge By Fullerton Anaheim tennis players yesterday defeated the Fullerton Tennis Club for the second time in two weeks in a return match played on the Fullerton courts. The margin of victory was so close that the decision was not reached until the final two matches late in the afternoon when Anaheim's doubles teams took the last rounds for a nine to seven win. The local netters had trimmed the Fullerton netters 13-7 in their first inter-cities competition several weeks ago on the Anaheim City Park courts. Results were as follows, with Anaheim players being named first: Men's Singles—Julian Martinez def. Dave Hammons 3-6, 6-1, 6-3, Floyd Baker lost to Mervin Breest 6-4, 6-4; Bob Simon def. Tim Eaton 1-6, 9-7, 6-2; Bob Pickard lost to Geoffrey Kymla 0-6, 6-4, 6-1 and Dan Debevic lost to Frank Ruff, 6-3, 6-0. Ellen Wright Wins In girls singles, Mary Flynn won from Barbara Raffi 6-0, 6-0; Joanne Kellogg def. Frances Burill 6-3, 7-5; Mary Cook def. Nancy Colonist Varsity Clinches Second Spot in Loop; Seeks Top Slot Friday Anaheim's varsity football team sewed up second spot in the Sunset League and gave them selves a fighting chance for the loop title with Fullerton by edging Huntington Beach Friday night at the Beachcombers field by the score 20-7. It was the second straight circuit win for both Anaheim and Fullerton. Anaheim last week rolled over Santa Ana by the score, 26-0 while the Indians were walloping the Oilers 48-20: Friday night at Newport Fullerton blanked the Saltors, 41-0. The Fullerton victory marked the Warriors' 24th league victory in a row while the Oller loss was their 14th straight league loss. In the other league game on last week, Santa Ana bounced back from their Anaheim defeat to hand Orange their first loss of the loop season, 20-14. As a result of two weeks of fighting, Anaheim and Fullerton are tied for the top position and they will meet Friday night at Fullerton for the league championship. Orange is tied with Santa Ana. SUNSET LEAGUE VARSITY W L T Pts. Opp. Anaheim 2 0 0 49 7 Fullerton 2 0 0 89 20 Santa Ana 1 1 0 20 40 Orange 1 1 0 28 20 Huntington Beach 0 2 0 27 68 Newport Harbor 0 2 0 65 Game this week—Anaheim vs. Fullerton, Orange vs. Huntington Beach and Santa Ana vs. Newport Harbor. Ana for third and fourth spot while the Ollers and Sailors share the cellar. The Saints will meet Newport Friday while Huntington. SUMMARY First downs ...7 First gain rushing ...7 Forwards attempted ...7 Forwards completed ...5 def. Dave Hammon 3-6, 6-1, 6-3, Floyd Baker lost to Mervin Breest 6-4, 6-4, Bob Simon def. Tim Eaton 1-6, 9-7, 6-2, Bob Pickard lost to Geoffrey Kymla 0-6, 6-4, 6-1 and Dan Debevec lost to Frank Ruff, 6-3, 6-0. Ellen Wright Wins In girls singles, Mary Flynn won from Barbara Raffi 6-0, 6-0, Joanne Kellogg def. Frances Burrell 6-3, 7-5, Mary Cook def. Nancy Morris 6-2, 6-1, Shirley Foster lost to Nancy Brumley 6-2, 6-1, Judy Lamori lost to Ann Brunskill 6-0, 3-1 and Ellen Wright won from Nancy Rawlins 6-4, 6-3. In mixed doubles, May Flynn and Bill Longworth teamed to defeat Frances Burrill and Kymla 2-6, 10-8, 6-1. In the only men's doubles played Baker and Martinez took an easy match from Jerry Lineham and George Stephenson 6-1, 6-1. Fullerton Swamped In a regular Mid-Cities Winter tennis League match played on the Fullerton courts at the same time, Fullerton was swamped by the South Gate club, 9-0. Glennehmer lost to Bob McCaughin of South Gate 6-2, 6-2, Ron Branlon lost in a two and one half hour battle to Bill Testzel of South Gate, 6-2, 6-8, 7-5 and Lehmer named with Eldon Ford of Fullerton to drop a close decision to McLaughin and Pete Ballard 7-5, 7. Anaheim players will put in a easy weekend of tennis this week when the Recreation Department consorss 22 high school and grammar school players in a practice match against the Long Beach City recreation Club to be played on the Long Beach City College courts next Saturday while on Sunday Anaheim players on the Fullerton B and C teams go to Whittier for a regular league match against the Whittler Club. Players already signed for the long beach match include Patti, Anne and Jean Williams, Tren Lenain, Rosalie, Rita and Bry Flynn, Ellen Wright, Shirley Anaheim for third and fourth spot while the Ollers and Sailors share the cellar. The Saints will meet Newport Friday while Huntington Beach goes up against Orange. Friday night's game was a must for the locals and they came through, although for a while, about 46 minutes worth, the fans were on the edge of their cold and hard seats, not daring to predict a winner in such a close and hard played contest. The Ollers kicked off and Jim Roberts took the ball, but was downed right there on the 36-yard line of Anaheim. Lenny Kolb then handed the ball off to fullback Johnny Steinborn who smashed his way over left tackle and scooted his way 64 yards down the field running over hapless defenders to put the ball on the enemy's four yard line. Steinborn then carried the ball for no gain, but the Colonists then proved they were there to win the game, and not just to pass the time of day waiting for the Fullerton game. By a Kolb pass to half-back Anron Peralta who caught the ball on the two yard line and stepped over into the end zone with one minute and 20 seconds into the game. After an exchange of punts and a costly Colonist fumble which the Ollers recovered the host team took over the lead in the scoring column by tallying on a run around right end of their own team. The drive started on the 20 yard line, the spot the Ollers recovered the fumble. Bob Boswell's conversion was good and the score stood, 7-6, the home team out in front. The Ollers kicked off and the locals took over on the Anaheim 40, after Steinborn had run the kickoff back 15 yards. The locals drove down to Huntington's 43 where the Oller's defense held and forced Anaheim to punt out, with Stenborn doing... PLAYERS already signed for the long Beach match include Pat Antti, Anne and Jean Williams,ren Lenain, Rosalie, Rita anderry Flynn, Ellen Wright, Shirleyaster, Judy Lamozi, Margaret Lind, Floyd Baker, Jay Lillyite, Ronnie Legg, Dick Hanson, Schneider, Merle Meyer, Jackott and Phil Wright. Those going to Whittier will bery Flynn, Melva Williams,ian Martinez, Bill Cook andMiddleton. ORANGE DRIVE-IN THEATRE HIGHWAY 101 AT PLACENTIA * KI. 3-5271 * ORANGE 388 SPECIAL ROADSHOW PRICES FOR THIS ATTRACTION... ONLY $1.00 Plus Tax 20th Century Fox brings you The Warrior, The Woman, The World of DAVID AND BATHSHEDA Captured in Color by Technicolor Written by the Dancers by PHILIP KUNE Produced by DARRYL F.ZANUCK Directed by HENRY KING PLUS!... CARTOON and SELECTED SHORTS