anaheim-gazette 1951-11-30

Anaheim vs San WEEKEND FOOTBALL IN THE AIR (By the Associated Press) FRIDAY Television 6:00 p.m.—KHJ (9) Pasadena CC-East La JC. SATURDAY Radio 10:15 a.m.—KHJ Army-Navy. 12:00 p.m.—KNX Georgia TechGeorgia. 1:45 p.m.—KFI Notre Dame-USC. Television 8:15 a.m.—KNBH (4) and KFMB (8) Army-Navy. 1:45 p.m.—KNBH (4) and KFMB (8) Notre Dame-USC. 8:00 p.m.—KHJ (9) LA CCCompton JC. SUNDAY Radio 10:45 a.m.—KMPC LA RamsChicago Bears. For Health, Eat California Fruit! ANAHEIM ANAHEIM POINT 4200 Bay Milland - Jan Sterling "RRUBARR" Henry Fuqua - Gene Tierney "The RETURN OF FRANK JAMES" GO GET THOSE TOUCHDOWNS—That could be just what Monica football coach Jim Sutherland is saying to his great quarterback, Sandy Lederman, who made the all-CIF s string last year and is a sure bet to make the first team this son, if he can lead his team to a couple of victories in the offs which start tonight. Lederman not only throws the ball is a dangerous runner and he has been rated by many as an Otto Graham and with his winning coach backing him, it looks like another Paul Brown squad. ANAHEIM SEASON RECORD Colonist Bedlands Chaffey ANAHEIM ANAHEIM PHOTO 6201 Bay Milland - Jan Sterling "RHUBARB" Henry Fuchs - Gene Tierney "The RETURN OF FRANK JAMES" Orange SHOW STARTS AT 6:45 SAT. & SUN. 8:15 SPECIAL PRICES for this ATTRACTION $5c in. Tax Held Over Only Two More Days An American in Paris WARNING TO THE MUSIC OR CINEMATIC CREATOR YELLOW FIN" STARTS SUNDAY 1st RUN in ORANGE CO. Spectacle Never Before Filmed! WHEN WORLD'S COLLIDE A PARAMOUNT PICTURE ON THE LOOSE ANAHEIM SEASON RECORD Colonist Opponents 6 Redlands 7 8 Chaffey 22 18 Citrus 6 7 Coynton 12 26 Santa Clara 0 20 Huntington Beach 7 12 Fullerton 7 14 Newport Harbor 6 40 Orange 0 SANTA MONICA SEASON RECORDS Samobi Opponents 20 Alhambra 0 22 Fremont 0 26 Bowie Hills 15 26 Inglewood 15 48 Torrance 0 31 Los Angeles 0 31 Leuxinger 0 24 Redondo 0 FOX AUDIO • FILMING KILLER NOVA-Duvers Open 6:45 am MONTOOMERY CLIFT Elizabeth Taylor - Sheller Winter — In — "A PLACE IN THE SUN" —and — Steve Cochran - Marie Alden "The TANKS ARE COMING" SATURDAY, 12:30 p.m. — Kiddie Matinee "DESTINATION TOKIO" COMEDY* CARTOONS "NICKLE JAB" TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE 1 2 3 12 13 14 13 16 17 18 19 20 8 9 10 11 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 30 31 HORIZONTAL 1 Free 4 The ceramon watch of India 8 Biting 12 Snickoo 13 Vibual 14 Wild plum 16 Heandling dis persien from panic 17 Glass 18 Game 19 Frenzy 21 Effect 23 Projection on a column 24 Decives by trickery 29 Direction 30 Land to match Caim flies 31 Ditch grass 35 Ethylene 38 Thing of no value 39 Bird of table 40 Maze of a ball 45 Power of endurance 41 Greek letter 42 Medical decoction VERTICAL 1 Rough file 2 Preposition 3 Telechoose attachment 4 Viper 5 Part of a ship 6 Diminish 7 With sea, a marine polyp Yesterday's Puzzle Solved! AGAB SFOOT PIA ERNB ZAME DNA BE BOOZ NOR BA BZJS EGGB MAFT LSNT SRE ADDER RAYS IE MIGBAL PRIDED PE ABAR OLIVE ERA PRIO ORAD ESBE DARE EB ORD ZALL GA LLD ORAB IDEBS ABE GAP DESE 8 Species of poplar 9 Wind instrument 10 Trapedy by Kirpoles 11 Written letter 16 Ground plan 20 Inhabitant of the French coast 22 Consort of Hifa 24 Geometric figure 25 Original parden 28 Haunts 27 Single thing 28 One of the Hill of Rome 32 Beslow 34 Transports by drawing 37 Singing bird 40 Fly 43 Heroic 45 Volcano 46 Lasting amphibian 47 Maritime city of antiquity. 48 Part of a deck 49 Cheer 51 Direction Santa Monica Tonight STARTING LINE-UPS Anaheim Name Weight Pos. Weight Name Lyle Bass—165 RE 177—R. C. Owens Bob DeGroff—190 RT 183—Neven Hulsey Walt Gedney—155 RG 160—Jerry Hook Gene Geselle—180 C 196—Bill Fitzgerald Al Clayes—155 LG 168—Dave Bessie Bill Miller—170 LT 195—Tracy Saylor Jim Holve—180 LE 180—A. D. Williams Leonard Kolb—150 QB 171—Sandy Lederman Eli Peralta—165 LH 141—Millard Paxton Ira Webber—135 RH 152—Ernie Neal John Steinborn—165 FB 174—Gume Baiz 170 Line Average 176 153 Back Average 159 184 Team Average 171 Clare Van Hoorebeke Head Coaches Jim Sutherland Blue Color of Jerseys White Sunset Name of League Bay Anaheim’s Colonist Football Squad Tackles Norsemen Tonight, 7:30 at Fullerton Undefeated, untied and unimpressive looking Santa Monica’s high school Viking football team puts their very much impressive win-loss record of 8-0 on the line for Anaheim to try and mar tonight in Fullerton’s stadium at 7:30 in the second round of the 1951 CIF grid playoffs. The Vikings, although they have bowled over every opponent they have run up against thus far this season, nevertheless seem just like any other high school team around the South-way since their practice games. They have won five straight games the big one over and not only that, but a CIF Playoff Produce G College M Tonight’s CIF football contest will be witnessed by oral hundred spectators be seeing more than j ball game between Santa and Anaheim high school Their memory will back a few years and recall the days when p lege and professional players were competing competition. Other high school play Southern California has out through the years to college and pro players nearly so many as he great coming from the tion of the CIF playoff Running through a l CIF players one can o the type of player tha a result of their reco they got olt of high se began to play for the n leges throughout the na Mooooooooomaw From S Donn Moomaw from S and now of UCLA is a m this select group as i Fouch of USC and an Ana Saint. Pete O’Ga Locals Feel At Home on Indian Field It will be the first game for Santa Monica's grid team on the Fullerton field, but for Anaheim it will seem like home, or maybe like some-week. The field could be called the lid of CIF playoff upsets or maybe the field of upsets on both the high school and junior college level. Back in the year 1934 the field was erected in its present location, being moved from almost the same location, but facing the opposite direction. Before the year 1934 the goal and end zones faced east and west, but a change came to the Fullerton stadium in 1934 and the field was transplanted, so now the end zones face north and south. Several upsets have occurred on this field since 1934, but none so standing as the following events—the Fullerton Junior College national champion, Chafin and a stunning 20-19 first and CIF playoff win for Fullerton, high over undefeated San Diego last year and recently the Anaheim victory 13-7 over undefeated Fullerton high, who was working 23 straight league wins. The Self at Home Santa Monica really made itself at home this past year when first Colonist squad to arrive the Indian reservation was the empisonship bound Cee team. Fullerton's little papooses were defending champs, but they just no match for the Cees Santa Monica as the locals blanked. Undefeated, untied and unimpressive looking Santa Monica's high school Viking football team puts their very much impressive win-loss record of 8-0 on the line for Anaheim to try and mar tonight in Fullerton's stadium at 7:30 in the second round of the 1951 CIF grid playoffs. The Vikings, although they have bowled over every opponent they have run up against thus far this season, nevertheless seem just like any other high school team around the Southland this year. They run and pass from the Tformation and with their ace quarterback, Sandy Lederman, taking over the duties of calling plays the Norsemen possess a very variegated attack, but nothing really sensational. Roll Along Like Old Man River They just roll along like a clear, blue-green river, showing nothing dangerous or secret, but just playing good, hard ball for the entire 48-minutes. Anaheim, who is sporting a fair win-loss record of 6-3, will definitely be the underdog in tonight's titantic, although their record doesn't even come close to informing the reader as to their great potential. They lost to Redlands in the season opener by a mere point, 7-6 and were edged out by Covina in the final seconds of the game to lose 12-7. Their really poor game was the second game of the year when they were basking in their good accomplishments of the previous week against Redlands. The Tigers from Ontario walloped the locals by the score 23-6. But Anaheim has come a long ing Indians was the junior varsity coached by chief scout, Bill Hicks. His squad, led by Dean Philpott at the fullback slot, blanked the Warriors, 13-0. Successful Season at FUHS Yes, it truly has been a successful season on the Fullerton reservation and one knows that the year isn't over yet. The situation is almost the same as last year at this same time. Fullerton won the league title and was scheduled to face undefeated San Diego high led by big Charles Powell. San Diego went down to their way since their practice games. They have won five straight games, the big one over undefeated Fullerton who had won the league title for the past four straight years and who was rolling along in merry fashion until the Colonists got a hold of them. Holds Weight Edge Samohi holds the edge in the weight averages with their line averaging out at 176 pounds per man while Anaheim's lineman average around 170 pounds. Backs for the Vikings average in at 159 while-Anaheim's four aces average 153. Anaheim will be without the services of their regular left tackle, Glenn Kaminsky who broke his arm in the Orange game two weeks ago. As a result, the Colonists will present a different line up than the one that breezed through the league race undefeated. Big bulldog Bob DeGroff will take over at left tackle with little Walter Gedney moving into the left guard slot. Bill Miller moves over to right tackle with Al Clayes staying at right guard. There are no injuries on the Samohi team and they should be ready to give their all for the playoff game and a chance to advance into the semi-final round and the title of champion of the southern section of the CIF area of California. In 1947 Santa Monica was CIF champ and although they have been winning Bay League titles quite easily since then, they just haven't been able to combine their forces at one time to reach the coveted spot. Defending champion is Compton who has won the title the last two years and is in the playoffs for the third straight year. Game time is 7:30 tonight at life of a winner. Successful Season at FUHS Yes, it truly has been a successful season on the Fullerton reservation and one knows that the year isn't over yet. The situation is almost the same as last year at this same time. Fullerton won the league title and was scheduled to face undefeated San Diego high led by big Charles Powell. San Diego went down to their first defeat of the year and the Braves went on and advanced to the CIF finals where they lost to defending champ Compton, who retained their title. This season Santa Monica is the Sunset league's opponent and the loop sends Anaheim to uphold the honor of the league. The Vikings are undefeated, but the way Anaheim enjoys that Fullerton turf, the Vikings could go home a beat-en team. Fullerton and for the loser be the final football game year, but for the winner, Game time is 7:30 tonight at life of a winner. CIF Playoffs Produce Good College Men Tonight's CIF football playoff contest will be witnessed by several hundred spectators who will be seeing more than just a football game between Santa Monica and Anaheim high schools. Their memory will carry them back a few years and they will recall the days when present college and professional football players were competing in CIF competition. Other high school players from Southern California have turned out through the years to be great college and pro players, but not nearly so many as have been great coming from the competition of the CIF playoffs. Running through a list of ex-CIF players one can easily see the type of player they are as a result of their records after they got olt of high school and began to play for the many colleges throughout the nation. Mooooooooomaw From Santa Ana Donn Moomaw from Santa Ana and now of UCLA is a member of this select group as is Johnny Fouch of USC and an ex-Santa Ana Saint. Pete O'Garra now of UCLA and formerly of Santa Ana. Skiing Conditions In Southland Poor LOS ANGELES (AP)—Skiing in Southern California mountains will be generally poor this weekend, the U.S. Weather Bureau reported today. Sunny weather has left only patches of snow except at higher elevations. Towing facilities will be in operation at: Snow Valley—zero to 12 inches; Green Valley and Big Bear—poor. Zero to eight inches; Upper Mill Creek—tow for beginners only; six inches; Mt. Waterman—fair, eight to 10 inches; Mammoth Mountain—very good. Two inches of new powder over two to four feet. the college and pro ranks. Some of them were all-coast players while some of them made the all-American teams. Tonight two teams will send players onto the field at Fullerton and tomorrow some of them are going to be playing for colleges and universities across the nation. Anaheim Cees, Dees Defeat Tustin Squads Although the atomic explosions are scheduled for Nevada's testing grounds, Dick Glover has been unleashing a little of his own atomic concoction lately, the most recent explosion coming yesterday in the Anaheim high gym where his Cee basketball team fissionized "for 51 points for their second victory in a row. The Colonists trounced Tustin's little Cees 51-18 while the Dees were beating up on the Tiller Dee team by the score 38-11. Half time score for the Dee team was 17-2. High point man for the Cees was Danny Salaets with eight points. Motta scored six, Herrera, six; Grover, four; Sabo, two; Allen, four and many many others who got into the scoring act. High scoreer for the Dees was little Dickie Jepson who poited 17 points. The Cees and Dees will next play against the Whittier Cards Thursday in the Whittler gym. CIF players one can easily see the type of player they are as a result of their records after they got out of high school and began to play for the many colleges throughout the nation. Moooooooomaw From Santa Ana Donn Moomaw from Santa Ana and now of UCLA is a member of this select group as is Johnny Fouch of USC and an ex-Santa Ana Saint. Pete O'Garra now of UCLA and formerly of Santa Barbara is also a player who made the CIF team. Others with their high school listed first and college second are Tom Keough: Pomona, California; Bob Ferguson: Fullerton, Pepperdine; Len Sellers: Chaffey, USC; Landon Exley: Santa Monica, USC; Paul Cameron: Burbank, UCLA; George Van Zant: LB Poly, LBCC. More former CIF stars who made good in the tougher ranks are Don Vaughn: Fullerton, Santa Clara; Jerry Shipkey: Anaheim, UCLA; Perry O'Brien: Santa Monica, USC; Al Pollard: Loyola, Army; Duanne Whitehead: Bonita, Army; Bill Jessup: LB Poly, USC; Breck Stroschein: Alhambra, UCLA; Pete Schabarum: Covina, California; George Musacco: Alhambra, Loyola; Al Sanforano: Pomona, USC; Al Baldock: Santa Monica, USC; Dick Horn: Santa Monica, California; Paul Cleary: Santa Ana, USC; John Ferraro: Maywood, USC; and Frankie Albert: Glendale, Stanford. Some All-Americans It's quite a list of former great CIF players who made good in PAST CIF GRID CHAMPS 1916—San Diego 1924—LB Poly 1917—Manual Arts 1925—S. Barbara 1918—Fullerton 1926—LB Poly 1919—LB Poly 1927—Glendale 1928—Santa Monica 1928—S. Barbara 1929—Santa Ana 1930—Alhambra 1931—San Diego 1940—S. Barbara 1941—LB Poly 1942—S. Monica 1943—Glendale 1942—Redondo 1944—Covina 1945—Redondo 1946—Covina 1945—No Playoff 1947—Fullerton 1948—S. Barbara 1949—LB Poly 1947—S. Monica 1948—LB Poly 1948—S. Anthony 1949—Santa Ana 1949—Compton 1950—Inglewood 1950—Compton 1951-??? ??? fullerton and for the loser it will be the final football game of the year, but for the winner, ah, the prize of a winner. LAKE'S... Fill Your GIFT HIS Headquarters for GIFTS ROBES Always an appreciated gift for Christmas. You'll find a wonderful selection here. Make him happy with a robe from Lake's $14.95 up SPORTS SHIRTS We know he'll like a smart sports shirt in rugged corduroy. $3.95 up SLACKS Slacks are always a practical gift for the man in your life. You'll find them in a wide assortment of fabrics and colors. $7.95 up JACKETS These gabardine jackets are very popular. They're wrinkle-resistant. No pressing problems. All colors. SHIRTS Van Heusen sports and dress shirts. A complete stock of this popular make. JEWELRY Hickok and Swank exclusive jewelery for men. Make your selection now! 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