anaheim-gazette 1951-12-10

Gazette SPORT Bee Cagers Continue in Winning Way Remaining undefeated after four games, the Anaheim Bee cage team shot itself to its very easy 48-28 practice game victory over Corona Friday afternoon in the local high gym with all members of the local quintet looking like a very explosive team, although coach Bill Hunstock kept the score down. Hunstock substituted freely after the first quarter and again a few minutes after the start of the third quarter, although he did put the first unit back into the game late in the final period, but they just couldn't get rolling again, but by that time, H. L. Looney's team was too far behind. First quarter score was Anaheim 9, Corona 7 and the half time score was Anaheim 19, Corona 11. Third period score was Anaheim 33, Corona 18. Fred Frank, center, never looked better at rebounding and blocking off the boards. He truly displayed great form and for so early in the season. Another top player on the team in the Corona game was little Frank Navarro who was playing very steady and guarding close. He scored eight points per game. Anaheim vs Brea-Olinda in HB Cage Tourney Tomorrow at 3 p.m. Tomorrow afternoon at 3 Anaheim high enters the annual Huntington Beach tourney against Brea-Olinda who just this past week end captured the consolation bracket in the Hart Invitational basketball tourney. Brea entered the tourney not having played one game, but quickly gained experience and victories as well to advance into the final round and win for the gold trophy. Brea lost the first game to a powerful Calexico five by the score 56-19, then turned their eyes to the win column by scooting past Serra 44-19, then going the same thing to Parmont-Brethren only by the score 44-33. In the finals of the consolation bracket, the Wildcats rolled past Flintridge 44-33. Picked on the all tourney team was center from Brea, Joe Gudmanson who stands 62" and is a returning letterman. The red-haired Gudmanson averaged 15 points per game. Coach Dick Tucker has only three lettermen on the squad, including Gudmanson; Cal Landon and Joe Megtie. Megtie averaged won't be able to play until the turn of the semester. BEE GAME Anaheim (48) pos. Corona (26) Bishop 10 F Regan 4 In other games tomorrow find Garden Grove going Excelsior in the 4 p.m. Anaheim will meet the win this game. If they get by Bellflower tangles with Ana at 7 p.m. while Tust up against Bell Gardens final at 8. Second round will get under way Weed Anaheim is slated to go in the Wednesday at 8 p.m. In today's games at Hon Beach Fullerton went Laguna Beach; Valencia with Newport, Capistrano ange at 7, and Downey going against Huntington at 8 o'clock tonight. Black Panther Meets Karl Dawntite at OCA Black Panther, sensationly-goit head-butting wrestler Toledo, O., matches his deeding head-crackers against powerful shoulder-smash giant Krippler Karl Davis at the Orange County club in one of the most imscrambles of the "Panther" liant ring career. Victory for the "Panther land him a coveted heavy title match with Baron was Anaheim 19, Corona 11. Third period score was Anaheim 33, Corona 18. Fred Frank, center, never looked better at rebounding and blocking off the boards. He truly displayed great form and for so early in the season. Another top player on the team in the Corona game was little Frank Navarro who was playing very steady and guarding close. He scored eight points for one of the shining highlights of the game. George Bishop potted ten points for fligh of the Anaheim team, but he wasn't alone as Lonnie Jenkins also scored ten points. Jenkins was taking the place of Bob Stewart who, due to poor grades, won't be able to play until the turn of the semester. BEE GAME Anaheim (48) pos. Corona (26) Bishop 10 F Regan 1 Beach 5 F Franklin 2 Frank 1 C Nelson 2 Jenkins 10 G Tatum 4 Roberts 5 G Schenk 9 Scoring subs: Corona—Avery, 3; Tubbs, 2; Anaheim—Meade, 1; Sanchez, 6; Navarro, 8; Nelson, 1; Isbell, 1. TRY IT HERE Find out for yourself how you can get a CLOSER, CLEANER shave in LESS time than any other method—wet or dry Savitt Out; Ted, Tony Play Singh MELBOURNE (UP) Sedgman of Australia won Victorian Tennis Championship today with a one-sided victory Dick Savitt. Immediately following the back captain Frank Shields American Davis Cup team Ted Schroeder and Tony Tennyson to play singles against S in the interzone final st Thursday. In all likelihood, Savitt his chance for a singles win he went down before Aussie ace in only 58 minutes scores of 8-6, 6-0, 6-4. Seed was at his very best. 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Anaheim is slated to go into battle Wednesday at 8 p.m. In today's games at Huntington Beach, Fullerton went against Laguna Beach; Valencia tangled with Newport; Capistrano vs. Orange at 7, and Downey will be going against Huntington Beach at 8 o'clock tonight. Black Panther Meets Karl Davis Tonite at OCAE Black Panther, sensational billboard head-butting wrestler from oleado, O., matches his devastating head-crackers against the powerful shoulder-smashes of giant Krippler Karl Davis tonight at the Orange County Athletic sub in one of the most important crambles of the "Panther's" brilliant ring career. Victory for the "Panther" may him a coveted heavyweight title match with Baron Michele Colonists in Easy Rout of Corona Friday 64-14 with Footballers Leading Attack Displaying a very even offensive attack throughout the game Friday afternoon in the local high gym, Anaheim's Colonist varsity basketball squad rolled to an overwhelming 64-14 practice encounter with Corona to capture their third victory in four starts this season. Coach Clare Van Hoorebeke's cagers were just too much for Roy Merk's small squad, although the visitors jumped out to a four to nothing lead which they held for all of two minutes. Then Gene Gibson put one in from the free throw line and it wasn't until a full minute later that Gayle Herbel dropped in another point from the free throw line to make the score 4-2, Corona out in front. Bill Ames then dumped in a jump shot to tie up the game and following that up with a drive in two-pointer, Ames put the locals out in front from where they were never headed again in the game. At the start of the second quarter the ex-footballers went into the game — John Steinborn, Len Kolb, Jim Holve, Dean Philpott and returning lettermen, Hart Hessell who immediately went on a scoring spree in speedy fashion. Kolb went in for two points, driving hard into the basketball with Philpott leading the way by blocking out all opposition en route to the goal. While the locals were piling up 17 points in the second period the visitors made a mere three points to make the score at half time 34-8. In the second half the Red and Yellow clad team made a mere six points, four of which came from the free throw line. In the entire game Corona was able to make only three field goals although they attempted a grand total of 59 shots at the basket. Their per centage was a poor 05.1 while Anaheim at- Keough Lead Red Devils for CIF Finals Led by the one man Marty Keough of Poor Red Devils are still pacing undefeated Monroev night at Mt. San Antonio stadium. Game time will win. All Keogh did Friday to score three touchdowns the ball 19 times, yards, completed nine pts for 102 yards which was enough to power past Slica 27-6 in a game played ta Monica. Lederman to Williams Going into the game, B were undefeated. Pomoe with Keough scooting from yard line to make the but the Vikings came rn and scored on a pass Ire Lederman to end A. D., but that was all the so Vikings did that night for the rest of the year. In the other semi-final at Compton, Monroev, the two time champs up a real titanic Friday Pomona. Fulks Scores 14 Dick Fulkas tallied all for the winners, the first a nine yard run and then from the one-yard line versions were good. Fulkas all knotted up 10 Compton had the edge in 164-162 and in the pass but the Wildcats weren't niled a chance at the CIF. Lym Swearingen's 10-goal with 39 seconds left broke a 7-8 deficit and Waterfield Sets Record While Lions Win 24-22 NEW YORK (UP)—The battle for the right to represent the National conference against the Cleveland Browns in the National Football league playoff comes down to the wire Sunday with three teams still in the thick of the fight. And a fourth, San Francisco, has an outside chance of breaking into the picture. While the Browns were defeating the Pittsburgh Steelers 28-0 yesterday for their second successive American Conference title, the Detroit Lions moved back into first place in the National division by edging Los Angeles Rams 24-22. The Chicago Bears remained a strong contender with a 45-21 decision over the New York Yanks. San Francisco's 49ers stood ready to move into at least a tie if the leaders slip by turning back Green Bay's Packers, 31-19. So as the league goes into the final week of regular competition the standings show the Lions leading the National Conference by a half game with a 7-3-1 record. The Rams and Bears each have won seven and lost four for second place. The 49ers have a 6-4-1 record. Sunday the Lions meet the 49ers at San Francisco with a victory necessary for the conference crown. Only a week ago the 49ers beat the Lions 20-10 at Detroit. Bob Waterfield kicked five field goals to set a new pro record yesterday. But the feat chiefly proved that points in the second period the visitors made a mere three points to make the score at half time 34-8. In the second half the Red and Yellow clad team made a mere six points, four of which came from the free throw line. In the entire game Corona was able to make only three field goals although they attempted a grand total of 59 shots at the basket. Their per centage was a poor 0.51 while Anaheim attempted 55 shots and made good on 25 of them for a nifty 45.5 per centage. Three players tied for high point honors of the game, Bill Ames, Gayle Herbel and John Steinborn all with eight. Substitution was like the platoon system with no one player remaining in the game for any lengthy period. It got so bad that when ever any Anaheim player made a basket, he had to come out of the game. But it wasn't good, strong competition for Anaheim unless it was the opportunity for them to make free throws. Corona fouled 27 times while the Colonists fouled 19 times for a near-record number of penalties called in one game. 19 players from the Anaheim bench got into action. Score by Quarters Corona ..... 5 3 2 4—14 Anaheim ..... 17 17 20 10—84 Anaheim 64—fga gg fta rt pf tp Ampe ..... 5 0 0 2 3 Herbel ..... 7 3 0 2 5 Gibson ..... 2 2 2 2 5 Moddy ..... 0 0 0 1 2 Lee ..... 4 1 0 0 1 2 Steinborn ..... 7 3 2 2 0 6 Kolb ..... 6 2 2 2 0 6 Ryan ..... 6 2 2 2 0 6 Holye ..... 4 3 0 0 0 6 Philpott ..... 3 2 2 0 3 4 Ellen ..... 1 1 2 0 3 4 H. Rees ..... 0 1 1 1 1 Hessell ..... 1 0 1 1 1 Clamp ..... 1 2 0 0 2 G. Recs ..... 2 1 0 0 2 Knox ..... 1 0 0 1 0 Flynn ..... 0 0 1 0 Webber ..... 2 0 1 0 0 Stodbrill ..... 1 0 1 0 0 Totals .....55 25 30 19 64 CARMEL, Calif. (UP)—Pacific Coast Conference officials are a bit unhappy over the unfavorable publicity which results when one of the schools is fined. They say for the winners, the first nine yard run and then from the one-yard line versions were good. Hires all knotted up up Compton had the edge in Compton had the edge in Compton had the edge in Compton had the edge in Compton had the edge in Compton had the edge in Compton had the edge in Compton had the edge in Compton had the edge in Compton had the edge in Compton had the edge in Compton had the edge in Compton had the edge in Compton had the edge in Compton had the edge in Compton had the edge in Compton had the edge in Compton had EXCITING QUARTER HORSE RACING DAILY (except Sunday) OS ALAMITOS RACE COURSE on colorful VESSEL'S RANCH, 8 miles east of Long Beach, 25 miles southeast of L.A. WORLD'S FASTEST HORSESI 8 RACES DAILY RAIL-MUTUELS LICENSED BY CALIFORNIA HORSE RACING BOARD on Admission $1.00 including tax. POST TIME FIRST RACE P.M. weekdays, 12:15 Saturdays ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. MOVING - STORAGE General Trucking —PHONE 2123— 505 S. Los Angeles St. Anabeim CARMEL, Calif. (N) — Pacific Coast Conference officials are a bit unhappy over the unfavorable publicity which results when one of the schools is fined. They say the conference is the "cleanest in the country." Chicago Cardinals against the Chicago Bears. It didn't seem too important at the time, but an unsung hero, Jimmy Smith, broke through to block Waterfield's sixth placement. As it turned out, that meant the ball game. MIAMI, Fl. (N) — Off the Professional Golfers' Association said here yesterday would not co-sponsor the Los Angeles Open tour next month because of differences. SUBMARINE COMMAND INCLUDES HOLIDEN MANY OLSON FREE NASH FRIDAY DEC. 14TH Keough Leads Red Devils to CIF Finals Led by the one man team of Marty Keough of Pomona, the Red Devils are still undefeated and in the CIF grid finals slated to meet undefeated Monrovia Friday night at Mt. San Antonio college stadium. Game time will be 8 p.m. All Keough did Friday night was to score three touchdowns, carried the ball 19 times, made 63 yards, completed nine passes good for 102 yards which was just good enough to power past Santa Monica 27-8 in a game played at Santa Monica. Lederman to Williams Going into the game, both teams were undefeated. Pomona scored with Keough scooting from the 15-yard line to make the score 8-0 but the Vikings came right back and scored on a pass from Sandy Lederman to end A. D. Williams, but that was all the scoring the Vikings did that night of will do for the rest of the year. In the other semi-final played at Compton, Monrovia slid past the two time champs 14-13 to set up a real titanic Friday night in Pomona. Fulks Scores 14 Dick Fulks tallied all 15 points for the winners, the first score on a nine yard run and the second from the one-yard line. Both conversions were good. First downs were all knotted up 10-10 while Compton had the edge in running, 164-162 and in the passing 122-71, but the Wildcats weren't to be denied a chance at the CIF crown. Lym Swearingen's 10-yard field goal with 39 seconds left to play broke a 7-8 deficit and the backs Terrifying Tex Leads Tennis Team to Win; Brandon Drops Fullerton's C League tennis team yesterday advanced another round on their way to the finals of the Southern California Citizen Winter Tennis League championship when they defeated the Olympic No. 3 team from Exposition Park in Los Angeles in the quarterfinal round play-off. Tex Middleton of Anaheim with his partner Kenneth Wade of Fullerton added a win point to the 7 to 4 final score when they received a default from Ben Boll and Jim Shabaghien of the Los Angeles team after leading by a 3-6, 7-5, 1-0 score. Middleton lost in the singles round to Boll after light 6-3, 7-5 battle. The match was played on the neutral Lakewood courts in Long Beach which will also be the site for the semifinal round between Fullerton and South Gate next Sunday in an 11-match play-off to see which team goes into the final round for the grand championship of the Southern California area. In additional tennis activity over the meek end Ron Brandon al Anaheim lost out in the quarterfinal round of the Third Annual Arcadia County Park Tennis championships in a hard struggle against Las Wanee of Riverside 7-5, 6-4. Brandon last week had accounted for a real upset when he defeated fourth seeded Mel Gallagher of Hollywood in the first round. Three of Anaheim's junior girl players have entered the Thirty-Eighth Annual Southern California Mid-Winter Tennis Championships which get under way on December 15 at the West Side Tennis club in Los Angeles. Jean Williams, Anne Williams, and Mary Flynn will play in this tournament which is one of the oldest in California and which because of the large entry field requires two full weeks of play before the ultimate winners are named. Wrestling Tonight $1, $1.25, $1.75 Orange 1537 Orange Co. A.C. Hwy. 101 bet. Anaheim-S.A. Black Panther vs. Krippler Davis Bill Varga vs. Carlos Guzman Jacoba Macias vs. Al Kasaboski Mad Mel Peters vs. Matt Murphy Ex-Colonist in New Member Role at USC Richard A. Arnold of 1001 E. North st., Anaheim, a student at the University of Southern California, has been named as a new member of the SC sophomore class student council. A graduate of Anaheim Union high school, Arnold is a second year student in the SC School of Architecture and is also a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon social fraternity. NEW YORK (UP)—National Football League Standings: NATIONAL CONFERENCE W L T Petr PF OP Detroit 7 3 1.700 519 228 Los Angeles 7 4 0.636 350 247 Chicago Bears 7 4 0.636 272 289 San Francisco 8 4 1.600 224 188 Green Bay 3 3 0.273 240 233 New York Yankees 1 8 2.113 224 355 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Cleveland 10 0 0.908 807 143 New York Giants 8 2 1.600 227 144 Washington 5 6 0.455 172 276 Philadelphia 4 7 0.364 225 240 Pittsburgh 3 7 1.200 163 225 Chicago Cards 2 9 0.182 186 273 Yesterday's Results Bears 45, Yanks 21, Cleveland 28, Pittsburgh 0, Lions 24, Knicks 22, Jets 11, Green Bay 10, Giants 22, Philadelphia 7, Washington 29, Cardinals 17. Next Sunday's Schedule Cardinals at Chicago Bears, Cleveland at Philadelphia, Detroit at San Francisco, Green Bay at Los Angeles, Giants at New York Yanks, Pittsburgh at Washington. BASEball Confab Over With No Players Traded NEW YORK (UP)—The windup of the week-long minor and major league baseball conventions today produced nothing but a lot of legislative action which was greeted by yawns from the man in the street. What happened to all those dynamite deals cooked up last week in Columbus?" they asked. The plain truth is they turned out to be a lot of duds. An innocent bystander would have wagered a week's scalary that a least one trade would be pulled off the way the club officials, especially Buzzy Bavasi of Brooklyn and Gabe Paul of Cincinnati, hustled around talking shop with anyone who was willing to listen. But now it's all over. No big cage trades. No sales. No purchases. All owners and managers have left or are en route home and Ted Williams is still with the Boston Red Sox, Eddie Stanky is still the property of the New York Giants, Fred Saigh still is seeking a manager for his St. Louis team. 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