anaheim-gazette 1951-12-13

Colonists Display Will to Win in 39-36 Victory Over Excelsior in HB Tourney Anaheim will go into battle tonight at 8 against Bell Gardens in the semi-final lower bracket of the 23rd Annual Huntington Beach Invitational Basketball tournament as a result of their terrific game with Excelsior last night. It was by far, the best game of the short season for the locals and just about had to be too, since the Pilots from Excelsior possessed one of the stronger teams in the Oller tourney. Bill Ames, Harold Rees and Dave Moody were all sensational and were truly the determining factor in the Anaheim 39-36 victory. Seven Man Team Len Kolb, Gayle Herbel, Ira Webber and Jim Holve made up the rest of the Anaheim team and all were truly playing some of their best ball last night. Moody and Rees were controlling the boards while Ames and Kolb were scoring on long set shots throughout the evening. Kolb was kicked out of the game while Ames had to leave due to too many fouls late in the game. Anaheim built up a first period lead of 9-6 then increased that to 24-16 at the end of the half, but in the third period Excelsior with their five free throws quickly closed the gap and made the score at the end of the period 32-29. Anaheim still out in front. Clean Gap Quick Ira Webber scored two free throws and Jim Holve put in one from the floor, but five straight points by the Green and White clad team put the game in a very dangerous position, for the Colonists, that is. With four minutes left in the game, Moody, then Ames scored from the gratis line while forward Andy Boersma scored on a running set shot to make the score 39-36, but with three minutes left in the game. Anaheim then went into a long, but successful stall, controlling the ball in the enemy's court. The Pilots tried vainly to capture the ball, but in their eagerness would foul. Take Ball Out of Bounds Anaheim would then forego their free throws and take the ball out of bounds and that's the way it happened. Ezzard ChaJoey Maxi SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 15 loud protests from the former heavyweight boxing round of their 12-round bout in the 6th round for a fight during the fight. Charles photo) WHEN WORLD'S COLLIDE COLLEGE COLOR Plus John Payne - Rhonda Fleming In NOW—Doors Open 6:45 p.m. ALL COLOR PROGRAM TITANIC! WHEN WORLD'S COLLIDE in "CROSSWINDS" Plus — John Payne - Rhonda Fleming in "CROSSWINDS" Now Showing IT'S BIG! Powerful Drama Vital Statistics! Human Pathos! MOM DAD WEDEN ONLY: 7 p.m. MON ONLY at 9 p.m. In Purson, Ellen Fodor ANAHEIM ANAHEIM-PRONT 6201 Now Showing IT'S BIG! Powerful Drama Vital Statistics! Human Pathos! MOM DAD WEDEN ONLY: 7 p.m. MON ONLY at 9 p.m. In Purson, Ellen Fodor ANAHEIM ANAHEIM-PRONT 6201 Now Showing IT'S BIG! Powerful Drama Vital Statistics! Human Pathos! MOM DAD WEDEN ONLY: 7 p.m. MON ONLY at 9 p.m. In Purson, Ellen Fodor ANAHEIM ANAHEIM-PRONT 6201 Now Showing IT'S BIG! Powerful Drama Vital Statistics! Human Pathos! 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MOM DAD WEDEN ONLY: 7 p.m. MON ONLY at 9 p.m. In Purson, Ellen Fodor ANAHEIM ANAHEIM-PRONT 6201 Now Showing IT'S BIG！ Powerful Drama Vital Statistics Human Pathos! The first stud crop of the famed Stymie will get to the races this winter at Hialeah. Stymie ran seven times at this track in 1944. Score by Period: Anheim 8-11-8-30 Excelsior 8-10-12-7-30 The first stud crop of the famed Stymie will get to the races this winter at Hialeah. Stymie ran seven times at this track in 1944. Score by Period: Anheim 8-11-8-30 Excelsior 8-10-12-7-30 SHOW STARTS AT 6:45 ★ BOX OFFICE OPENS 6:15 SUBMARINE COMMAND WILLIAM HOLDEN RANCY OLSON KIRK DOUGLAS Ace in the Hole Jan Sterling FREE NASH FRIDAY DEC. 14th COLORFUL QUARTER HORSE RACING! DAILY THRU DEC. 15 PARI-MUTUELS LOS ALAMITOS RACE COURSE on colorful VESSEL'S RANCH, 8 miles east of Long Beach. 25 miles southeast of L.A. 8 races daily! POST TIME FIRST RACE 1 p.m. Daily, 12:15 p.m. Sat. SPECIAL BUSSES DAILY! TANNER BUSSES Direct to Track Last bus leaves ROSEVIL HOTEL Sit and Hold, Los Angeles. 1 hour before post time. Last bus leaves WILTON HOTEL Long Beach, 12 hr. before post time. GEN. ADMISSION $1 inc. ARMED FORCES FREE! Cee, Dee Cage In Easy Win Over Whittier Yesterday afternoon Cee Dick Glover took his Annie Cee and Dee cage teams to tier to meet the little Carr and they came out victorious avenge for an earlier sensor back. The Cees won their contest near murderous fashion, with 14 players getting into scoring column. The Anniecete team won their contest $0-ter leading at half time 16. The Cees and Dees will be in action in the local high school tomorrow afternoon against Garden Grove's Bees, Cee Dees. DEE GAME Anaheim 30—Whittier 157 Jepson F Townsend 6 Habinger E Reeler 8 Otte G Williams 2 French G Martin Owenby G Braucher Scoring subs—Whittier McGuirk Lindgren 2, McDowell 2, Ana Valadez 6, Fischle 2, Knox 1. CEE GAME Anaheim 79—Whittier 2614 Marx F Dykes 2 Edelhoff F Chorie 16 Herrera C Martinez 4 Lowry G Chatman 4 Salets G Cook Scoring subs—Whittier Hinze 2 Salaar 2, Antheim Sabo 2, Wavondt 2, Devney 2, Weaver 2, ers K. Allen 4, Gastjelielam 2. Ed Lutes set a new University of Miami (Fla.) record for y gained on forward passes single game when he carried trots for 120 yards Against University of Mississippi. Anaheim Hoopsters Bowl Gardens in Semi-Final Anaheim's Colonist cage team will meet Bell Gardens tonight at 8 in the Huntington Beach gym in the semi-final round of the Oiler tourney and no matter what they do tonight, they will be back tomorrow night for the third fourth playoffs. If the Colonists defeat Bell Gardens tonight, they will meet the winner of the Newport-Huntington game which will start at 7 tonight. Huntington Beach is undefeated this year and yesterday's game with Orange; they came within six points of tieing two records. The Oilers scored 74 points, only six away from the high of 80, turned in by S. in 1950 and the combined Panther-Oller game within six points of tieing tourney record of 131 played by Newport Harbor and Grove in 1949. Bell Gardens has played games thus far this season six and losing only three Anaheim has played five and losing two. Bell Gardens has lost Monte twice, but has eminently over Lezinger twice; Cantwell and Two Santa Ana in the HP Tour. Yesterday afternoon Seahad had a four-point lead at on the Gardens boys, but Gabriel leaguers came on to edge out the Saints point, 43-42. There are still three league teams left in the for championship of Joey Maxim, after five beatings, that hopeless to challenge him. Charles, who confidently expects to punch the crown off Jeremy Joe Walcott's head in their foray into the heavier division at the Cow Palace last night. The lean Cincinnati Negro outpunched the 175 pound king to win an unanimous 12 round decision handily. Charles weighed 190; Maxim 178. There were no knockdowns and not much sustained action. Neither Bowlers Head Into Final Playoffs CHICAGO — Thirty-two crack bowlers—16 men and 16 women—started firing today in the final playoffs of the 11th annual All Star National Match Game Tournament. Two Californians landed in the men's division and one in the women's. Fourteen men won their way into the finals through 12 qualifying games yesterday after 24 games in the preliminaries. Only five of the 14 were in the finals last year. The 14 finalists were joined by young Dick Hoover of Akron, O., defending champion, and Junie McMahon, Fairlawn, N. J., 1949 winner. Hoover beat McMahon by six away from the high of 80, turned in by S. in 1950 and the combined Panther-Oller game within six points of tieing tourney record of 131 played by Newport Harbor and Grove in 1949. Bell Gardens has played games thus far this season six and losing only three Anaheim has played five and losing two. Bell Gardens has lost Monte twice, but has eminently over Lezinger twice; Cantwell and Two Santa Ana in the HP Tour. Yesterday afternoon Seahad had a four-point lead at on the Gardens boys, but Gabriel leaguers came on to edge out the Saints point, 43-42. There are still three league teams left in the for championship of Joey Maxim, after five beatings, that hopeless to challenge him. Charles, who confidently expects to punch the crown off Jeremy Joe Walcott's head in their foray into the heavier division at the Cow Palace last night. The lean Cincinnati Negro outpunched the 175 pound king to win an unanimous 12 round decision handily. Charles weighed 190; Maxim 178. There were no knockdowns and not much sustained action. Neither Joey Maxim in Cow Palace SAN FRANCISCO (AP)—Former heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles has finally convinced light heavyweight title holder Joey Joe Xim, after five beatings, that hopeless to challenge him. Charles, who confidently exits to punch the crown off Jerry Joe Walcott's head in their fight early next year, dash-Maxim's hopes for a successful Davis Cuppers head 2-0 Over Swedish Pair MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Tony Trabert and Ted Schroeder actually swept their Swedish opponents off the courts in the first two singles matches of the U.S.-Denied Interzone Davis Cup final day and were expected to finish job Friday by taking the doubles in similar convincing victory in doubles will put the team in the challenge round in Australia. Trabert, a Cincinnati youth on leave from the navy, crushed Denied Davidsson, 6-3, 8-4, 9-7. Then veteran Schroeder from La Sescenta, Calif., stormed over smart Bergelin, Sweden's No. 1 jockey, 6-2, 6-2, 6-4. Davidsson will pair against Joy and Ted in the doubles. A crowd of 7000, somewhat hurt of Koonyong stadium's capacity, saw the one-sided matches. Big Bill McColl Receives Honor NEW YORK (AP)—Bill McCool, a big factor in Standford's winning of the Pacific Coast Conference football title and the Rose Bowl spot against Illinois, has been selected as the Lineman of the Year. The 21-year-old 225-pound end from San Diego was the choice of 103 sportwriters and sports-casters participating in the Associated Press poll. "The greatest lineman I have ever seen," said coach Chuch Taylor of Stanford. Big Bill, named on the Associated Press All-America offensive team, received 17 votes for his feats of catching 42 passes, seven for touchdowns, and picking up 607 yards. Hornets Win Opener 80-66 In Tourney Fourteen men won their way into the finals through 12 qualifying games yesterday after 24 games in the preliminaries. Only five of the 14 were in the finals last year. The 14 finalists were joined by young Dick Hoover of Akron, O., defending champion, and Junie McMahon, Fairlawn, N. J., 1949 winner. Hoover beat McMahon by 232 pins in a special five-day, 36-game match, 7007 to 7375. James Vaughan, 28-year-old accountant of Tortorce, Calif., toped the men with a 36-game total 7557. He led throughout. He finished with an average of three pins under 210. Eugene Elkins, San Francisco, barely made it with 7297 for 14th place. The 16 finalists will compete in match games through Sunday: The program calls for each man to face all of his opponents in four game duels, scoring to be based on the Petersen Point System. Simon Patino, "tin-king" of Bolivia and one of South America's wealthiest men, was fired from a store-clerk job and given a "worthless" tin claim in lieu of back pay. Remember Speed Kills! THRIFTIES OPERATION REDUCED MAINTENANCE FEWER REPLA Hornets Win Opener 80-66 In Tourney Fullerton junior college rolled up the largest point total in the first round of the Chaffey tourney which started yesterday by scoring 80 points to their opponents, Bakersfield, 66. Four of the first stringers for the Hornets hit in the two digests with center Roy Irvin leading the attack with 23. Walt Thompson made 15; Charles Holloway 13 and Jerry Phillip 12. The other starter, Joe Bruce of Anaheim made three. Dennis Denny scored two points while Rel Schmidt of Santa Ana scored 16 which was high for his team although the Dons lost to Pasadena 69-59 in the opening game of the tourney. San Bernardino sprinted past San Diego 78-50, while Ventura beated Glendale in a contest that started at 10 last night and ended around 1 a.m., today. The score was Ventura 65, Glendale 56. Ventura will meet Pasadena today while Fullerton goes against Santa Monica. Chaffay beat Cedar City, Utah 78-70 and the Panthers will meet Long Beach today who squeeked by Mt. San Antonio 67-62. Santa Monica beat Riverside 79-71, while East Los Angeles upset favored Orange Coast 72-60. Topsters Battle in Semi-Finals six away from the all-tourney high of 80, turned in by Santa Ana in 1950 and the combined total of the Panther-Oller game came to within six points of tieing the all-tourney record of 131 points set by Newport Harbor and Garden Grove in 1949. Bell Gardens has played eight games thus far this season, winning six and losing only two while Anaheim has played seven, winning five and losing two. Bell Gardens has lost to El Monte twice, but has emerged victorious over Lezinger, Harbor twice; Cantwell and Tustin and Santa Ana in the HD Tourney. Yesterday afternoon Santa Ana had a four-point lead at half time on the Gardens boys, but the San Gabriel leaguers came on in a rush to edge out the Saints by one point, 43-42. There are still three Sunset league teams left in the running for the championship of the tourney. The finals will be held tomorrow night at 8:30 after which an all-tourney team will be picked. QUARTER FINALS Newport 46—Fullerton 35— 14 Nettles F Owens 4 13 Mendon F Pennington 5 11 Jayred G Royd 7 7 Seals G Roberts 2 6 Schade G Lusk 4 Scoring subs—Newport: West 2. Fullerton: Conklin 2, McGaughy 6, D. Kraemer 4. Bell Gardens 43—Santa Ana 42— 18 Strickler F Cole 1 18 Bell F Noe 15 8 Allen G Dovelt 1 7 J Brown G Morris 11 1 Nichols G Foster 1 Scoring subs—Santa Ana: Winter 5. Harris 3. Bell Gardens: Wright 6. Brooks 1. Orange 51—Hunt. Beach 74 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA CLABERTOWN G. who made quarter horse history on opening day out at Los Alamitos Race Course by breaking the world's record for 320 yards, is shown above with Mrs. Huntley Gordon, wife of Clabbertown's owner, Clabbertown G and other famous quarter horses will be running at Los Alamitos every day through December 15. Los Alamitos Race Results Wednesday, December 12, 1951 (Partly cloudy, track muddy) First Race—330 yards, 2-year-olds in Grade C, purse $500. Nowaita Beggarette $8.60, 4.10, 3.20 Questoatre Lad $4.20, 3.50 Bella Marie $5.20 Time: 1:10. Scratched—Lema's Red Banken, Fabulous Doe Second Race—350 yards, 3-year-olds up in Grade C, purse $500. Rocky Road Choctaw $8.40, 5.20, 3.30 Abbe's Little Slater $8.20, 4.10 San Jacinto Kid $2.90 Time: 20.1. Scratched—Slzzler Star. LB Tourney in Progress with High Scorers Competition started yesterday in the second annual Long Beach Invitational tournament held at Long Beach Wilson high with some QUARTER-FINALS Newport 46—Fullerton 35— 14 Nettles F Owenn 4 13 Mendon P Pennington 5 11 Jayred C Boyd 7 7 Seals G Roberts 2 0 Schade G Lusk 4 Scoring subs—Newport: West 2 Fallinton: Conklin 2, McGaughy 6 D. Martinez 4 Bell Gardens 43—Septa Ana 42— 18 Strickler F Cole 1 5 F Noe 15 5 Allen G Dayls 5 J. Brown G Morris 11 1 Nichols G Foster 2 Scoring subs—Santa Ana: Winter 5 Harris 3, Bell Gardens: Wright 6 Cooke 1 Oregon 61—Hunt Beach 74— 19 Smith H Huskey 12 8 McCarter D Donnelly 13 8 Williams C Young 3 10 Fairbairn C Suess 14 4 Cruz G Stricklin 13 Scoring subs—Orange; Eudaly 4 Huntington-Kukendall 9, Dullin 10, Ream 4 B Boswell 2, Espita 2 Huskies vs Trojans In PCC Confab CARMEL (P) — Pacific Coast Conference football coaches held an extraordinary gripe session yesterday, and though no direct accusations were made, the University of Southern California got the spotlight. Coach Howie Odell of Washington brought a condensed film version of the USC-Washington game at the request of Huskie Faculty Representative, Prof. H. P. Everest. "Odell did not introduce the subject of rough play," Everest said, "but when it came up, we showed the pictures." Los Alamitos Race Results Wednesday, December 12, 1951 (Partly cloudy, track muddy) First Race—330 yards, 2-year-olds in Grade I, purse $500. No doubt is better for Questionnaire Lad. Bella Marina Time: 18.9 Scratched—Lema's Red Bankca, Fabulous Joe. Second Race—350 yards, 3-year-olds up in Grade C, purse $500. Rocky Road Choctaw 8.40 $2.20 $2.30 Abe's Little Slater 8.20 $2.10 San Jacinto Kid 2.90 Time: 19.4 Scratched—Slixler Star. Third Race—350 yards, all ages in Grade B Minus and unclassified mallets, purse $500. Sailor Bob B 6.10 $2.20 $2.80 Sizzle Britches 4.70 $2.90 Lightning Streak Klamath 4.20 Time: 19.6 Scratched—Black Jacket, Tonla Anson V. Fourth Race—330 yards, all ages in Grade B Plus, purse $600. Evergreen Ember 5.00 $2.50 $2.70 Little Hokey 6.80 $2.80 Linda P. Time: 19.7 Scratched—Bull Frog King Arthur. Fifth Race—440 yards, 3-year-olds up in Grade A Plus, purse $700. Buddy Junlor 8.00 $2.70 Steeley Miss 2.50 $2.30 Major Clyde Time: 23.7 Scratched—Miss Devine Sixth Race—350 yards, all ages in Grade A Minus, purse $700. Pat Brown 24.00 $2.60 Bull Head Matartia's Ruster Brown 6.70 $2.80 Matartia's Ruster Brown Time: 19.5 Scratched—Body Question; Merry Britches VI F. Traveller. Seventh Race—350 yards, all ages in Grade A Plus, purse $1500. Barbara 3.20 $2.50 Walt Sharp 2.90 Tonta Lad 2.90 F-Mutuel field. These: 18.5 (equals track record). Scratched—Clabbertown G., Iron Chick, Dandy Z. Eighth Race—350 yards, all ages, non-winterers, 3 races since Sept. 13, claiming, purse $600. Johnnie M. Jingle 4.10 $2.80 LB Tourney in Progress with High Scorers Competition started yesterday in the second annual Long Beach Invitational tournament held at Long Beach Wilson high with some very impressive games turned in. Leuzinger edged Chaffey 40-29 which proved to be a close game throughout as the Bay leaguers led at half time by a mere three points, 21-18. Compton, defending CIF champ powered over Colton 71-49 with three players hitting for 13 or more points. The Tarbabes led at half time 37-28. Long Beach Jordan defeated Lynwood 49-37 while Long Beach Poly blasted Oxnard 61-44. In other games Long Beach Wilson who is undefeated powered to an easy 80-49 win over Torrence; St Anthony's beat Pomona 54-32; Excelsior's Bees lost to Montezvia 62-27 and Montebello edged Redondo 42-41. Brown Midnight H 6.10 $2.50 Charro Bill N 2.70 Time: 19. Scratched—Little Man H. Remember Speed Kills! America has made Chevrolet Advance-Design trucks its No. I choice, because Chevrolet trucks consistently do more work for the money . . . cut hauling costs. This outstanding economy stems from Chevrolet's durable channel-type frame; rugged rear axle and dozens of other money-saving advantages. Follow the lead of America's largest group of truck owners. Choose a Chevrolet Advance-Design truck! America has made Chevrolet Advance-Design trucks its No. 1 choice, because Chevrolet trucks consistently do more work for the money... cut hauling costs. 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