anaheim-gazette 1952-03-21

Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1936 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Pittsburgh Pirates Play Here Monday Stars Tune Up with Win Over Angels After taking a game with the Los Angeles Angels on the La Palma park died yesterday the Hollywood Stars are losing forward today to that big game with Ralph Kiner and company was Monday afternoon on the local grounds. The game is a re-scheduling of the Stars-Pittsburg Pirates game raised out recently. The Pirates are slated to bring in their sanity for the game. They are now training at San Francisco. Today the Hammond coached the pre-season team with their cross-town result. Los Angeles They downed Stan Hack's team yesterday, 2 to 1, although hold to tour title. Los Fred Haney had reason to be proud of the shaving of his two bursters, Les Tantallay and Harry Fisher. The Angels got back to back doubles on the fifth but aside from that team, when they counted their only run they didn't appear very smooth. Ralph Hamner, who arrived in the round for Los Angeles, gave up all the Hollywood runs. Dick Wilson blasted a trade in the third after Tom Saffold and england. The Stars go to Ontario today for a game with San Diego stretching Los Angeles playoff that is the Philadelphia last in the California Collegiate II team. BROOKLYN, N.Y., APRIL 25 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - There'll be a lock of summer fores on the OAKLAND UP - Three rookies brought joy to Manager Mel Ott yesterday as they pitched the Oakland Oaks to a one-hit 6-3 win over the University of California. The Oaks tee off against the New York Giants tonight. Starter Tom Bassinger and successor Don Francia, converted third sacker, and Chuckey Guthrie did the chucking yesterday. Fibber AAU Entry Hits Semi-Final DENVER (AP) - The U.S. Air Force All-Stars, a scrappy hand of threelings hunters, and Hollywood's take-it-easy Fibbers knocked out top-ranked Oakland, Calif., and defending champion San Francisco last night in the National AAU basketball quarterfinals. The Fibers winning rings around the rangy Oakland Engineers, battled through an overtime period to post their 60-24 victory. Hollywood's Fibber McGee and Molly team, reverting to old-style slow down ball control basketball, added San Francisco last breaking Openroots, 63-41. Charlesville, Ohio). Phillips 66ers, drawing a beat in their eighth AAU championship, 40, 19 years, brazed by Artisin M.M., 70-52. Pasadena, Ill.). Catetpillars flashed by Warrenburg, M.L., 66-43. SPORTS MIRROR By The Associated Press Today a Year Age—Kanai State and Brighton Young advanced to the semifinals of the Western Regional NCAA basketball playoffs. Five Years Age—Tippa Larkin outpointed Billy Graham in a 10-round bout at Madison Square Garden. Ten Years Age—Vale musc Intercollegiate League swimming championship at New Jersey, Comm. Twenty Years Age — Eaton won a 10-round decision over Steve Mann at Los Angeles. NCAA Court Playoffs Open Across Nation NEW YORK (AP) - The NCAA basketball playoffs open tonight on four regional fronts stretching from Carolina to Oregon with Kentucky Wildcats again rated to team to beat for the championship. Although the 16-team field studded with talent, including Wilson blasted a trade to the third after Tom Sailor had collided. The Stars go to Ontario today for a game with San Diego State in Los Angeles ahead of the Palmerton race in the California Collegiate Basketball team. GROUNDS: NS. MILLS SAN FRANCISCO OP - The All-Star block of funniest fights on the field tonight when the St. Louis Browns play the San Francisco Seals. Besides Brownie Manager Kogan Hornsley last year's Seattle beat, the fan will see ex-Pacific Coast Leaguers Earl Harrist, Gordon Goldberry, Bill Jennings, Dick Krybach, Lenni Gugliwyn, Jun Deising, Earl Rapp, Jim Rivera. THE ANAHLIM ANAHLIM - PHONE ROBERT TAYLOR "WESTWARD THE WOMEN" Bent LaCester "TEN TALL-MEN" DOOES OPEN 6:45 P.M. STARTS TODAY! 1 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS Detective Story DALE RIBERSON - JUDY DRAU RETURN IN THE TEXAN —SATURDAY, 12:29 P.M.— The Biggest Kiddle Show Ever! JUDY GARLAND —in — "WIZARD OF OZ" 4 CARTOONS Jim "Return of the Texas" SPRINGTIME IS DRIVE-IN THEATRE TIME Orange DRIVE-IN THEATRE FREE Hollywood's Fiber McGee and Molly team, reverting to old-style slow down ball control basketball, stabbed San Francisco half break-in Dagwoods at 43-41. Charlesville, Ohio, Phillips 60-runs, drawing a bead of their eighth AAU championship in 18 years, brazed by Artesia, M.M., 70-52. Boazia, Ill., Catershall flashed by Warrenburg, Mo., 56-43. Tenight's smithials in match Hollywood and Peoria at 6:30 p.m. with Phillips and the Air Force meeting at 8 p.m., PST. Billy Donovan, on leave from the Air Force, and the veteran Lee O'Gara guided the movie town Fibbers to their deliberate ball-control triumph over San Francisco. Donovan, a tiny sparkplug among the AAU giants, took charge when O'Gara fouled out in the third quarter with Hollywood in front 33-26. Donovan, former headliner at Loyola of Los Angeles, dribbled and passed the Fibbers to victory. Except for a closing flurry when Don Henriksen connected on a follow shot in the final minute to make the count 39-41. San Francisco never had been closer than time points after Hollywood started 5-0. HOPEE BOUNCES BACK SAN FRANCISCO OP — Champion Willie Hoppe boomed fast from two delcats and a severe case of nerves to tie for first place in the world three cushion billiard tournament. And in thumping rotund Art Rubin of Brooklyn, 50-56 last night he eliminated a dangerous threat from the possibility of a give-way tie for the championship. Hoppe's victory elevated him into a tie with Jay Bozeman of Vallejo, Calif., for the lead. Each has a 6-2 record. Each has one game left in the round robin tournament. Although the 16-team field is studded with talent, including 10 major conference champion and six teams hand-picked at large, Adolph Rupp's marksmen from the Blue Grass country are strongly favored to capture their fourth college crown in the past five years. "I think Kentucky is the best team in the nation and should favor to win," said Coach Frank McGuire of St. John's before parting for Raleigh, N.C., where he faced the possibility of meeting the Wildcats in the quarterfinals. Dayton's coach Tom Blackburn whose task is to outsmart second-ranked Illinois, the Big Ten champion, in the opening game at Chicago, added his vote. "I saw Kentucky once during the past season. I don't see how anybody can beat that club." A DISSENTER IS Coach Ken Loeffler, whose LaSalle squad was the surprise winner of the Nationals Invitation title last week. "Like Duquesne," said Loeffler. LaSalle was snubbed by the NCAA. Kentucky opens its tournament campaign against Penn State, one of the at-large teams which finished the season with a 20-4 record. Tonight's schedule: At Raleigh, N.C. — Kentucky (27-2), Southeastern Conference vs Penn State (20-4); North Carolina State (23-9), Southern Conference vs St. John's (22-4). At Chicago—Illinois (19-3), Big Ten, vs Dayton (27-4); Princeton (16-8), Ivy League, vs Duquesne (22-3). At Kansas City—Kansas (22-2), Big Seven, vs Texas Christian (22-3), Southwest; St. Louis (22-7), Missouri Valley, vs New Mexico A&M (21-8). Border. SPRINGTIME IS DRIVE-IN THEATRE TIME Orange Drive-In Theatre HIGHWAY 10 ST. PLACENTIA P.O. BOX 2621 U.S.A. STARTS IONITE ★ OUR BIG SPRING TREAT JAMES STEWART ARTHUR KENNEDY AJUA ADAMS BEND OF THE RIVER WHEN NORTHWEST TERRITORY WAS RAW FRONTIER! TECHNICOLOR TONITE ONLY SURPRISE LAFF SHOW AT MIDNIGHT PLUS OUR 2 REGULAR At No Increase in Price NOTE! "Japanese War Bride" Ends Saturday Nite! IT'S A BIG COURTHAIR SONG BIG SALE! A Dealer with "BLAD OF THE RIVER". LOS ANGELES - Cleveland Manager Al Lopez is slightly ruffled over Bob Feller's decision to start out the season throwing the ball "nice and gentle." Lopez said that Feller will start against the Chicago Cubs here Sunday, but: "If he doesn't exert himself more than he did Wednesday, he won't pitch more than an inning or so." Remember Speed Kits! FAIRFELL FIGHTS FOR FREE DOM! —Vol. adv. FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA SPORTS MIRROR Today a Year Ago—Manhattan State and Brightam being advanced to the semi-finals of the Western Regional K.C.A.A. basketball series. After Years Ago—Tippy Klein outspotted Billy Geer in a 10-round bout at Milton Square Garden. Ten Years Ago—Yale won 4-1 in intercollegiate college swimming championship at New Haven, Conn. County Years Ago — EA age was a 10-round deuce over Steve Hamre at Angeles. COAST LEAGUE MANAGERS MEET—Managers of Pacific Coast League baseball teams recently met in Los Angeles with President Clarence L. (Pants) Rowland (seated right) and Jack Powell (seated left), supervisor of league umpires, for a discussion of "rules and regulations." Standing, left to right: Mel Ott, Oakland Hack; Los Angeles; Clay Hopper; Portland Heath; San Francisco; Francis O'Doul, San Diego; Bill Sweeney, Seattle Harvey, Hollywood and Joe Gordon, Sacramento (Associated Press photo) AA Court Woyoffs Open Cross Nation NEW YORK — The NCAA ball playoffs open tonight regional fronts stretching across to Oregon with the city Wildcats again rated the beat for the championship. Though the 16-team field is still with talent, including Anaheim Baseball Team Goes Well In Early Innings, But Loses 10-2 After pitching no-hit ball for four innings, the rook caved in on tiring pitcher Dick Ramella yesterday afternoon as the Anaheim Colonists baseball squad dropped a game to Long Beach Poly, 10 to 2, at Long Beach Recreation park. Headed into the catastrophic fifth frame, the Colonists had held a 1 to 0 lead, then virtually every Poly batter cracked out hits which Good Weather Will Bring on Abalone Hunt By JIM THOMAS AP Outdoor Editor It is doubtful, considering the Cost of Living Soars to New High in L.A. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) of living in Los Angeles month to the highest level history of that city, Ma soris, regional director here today. The average retail price of four tenths of a pound. YORK JP—The NCAA all playoffs open tonight regional fronts stretching carolina to Oregon with the city Wildcats again rated the beat for the championship. Though the 16-team field is full with talent, including four conference champions teams hand-picked at Aldiph Rupp's marksmen the Blue Grass country longly favored to capture fourth college crown in the five years. Kentucky is the best nation and should be to win," said Coach Frank of St. John's before defender Raleigh, N.C., where the possibility of meet-Wildcats in the quarterfinals coach Tom Blackburn, is to outsmart second-lincolnis, the Big Ten champion the opening game at Chilied his vote. Kentucky once during season. I don't see how can beat that club." SENTER IS Coach Ken whose LaSalle squad was rise winner of the Nation-title last week. "I mesne," said Loeffler. La-snubbed by the NCAA.ky opens its tournament against Penn State, one-large teams which fin-season with a 20-4 rec-c schedule: Leigh, N.C. — Kentucky southeastern Conference, state (20-4); North Caro- (23-9), Southern Con- (23-9), Southern Con-St. John's (22-4). Bago—Illinois (19-3), Big Bayton (27-4); Princeton y League, vs Duquesne as City—Kansas (22-2). n. vs Texas Christian southwest; St. Louis (22-ari Valley, vs New Mex-(21-8), Border. After pitching no-hit ball for four innings, the robf caved in on tiring pitcher Dick Ramella yesterday afternoon as the Anaheim Colonists baseball squad dropped a game to Long Beach Poly, 10 to 2, at Long Beach Recreation park. Headed into the catastrophic fifth frame, the Colonists had held a 1 to 0 lead, then virtually every Poly batter cracked out hits which saw six runs cross the plate in the fifth and four more in the sixth inning. The ball game blew sky high when Scott tripled over left fielder Roberts' head with the bases loaded Then Hudson's homer in the sixth inning was the last straw for Anaheim. THE FIRST COLONIST run came in the second inning after Herbel singled, Steinborn sacrificed, and Ramella singled to score Herbel. Anaheim's other run came in the fifth inning as Wiethorn drew a base on balls, Dick Gonzales and Roberts both hauled up safe on first on their two successive fielders choices, and a single by Herbel scored Roberts. The JVs meanwhile playing Poly on the Anaheim field knocked off the opponents 12 to 6. Anaheim (2)—AD R M L. Gammley, 2b Wiethorn, cf Roberts, if D. Ganzales, 2b Hatfield, 1b Herbel, ss Keithborn, cf Herrera, e Humelis, p Harker, pf Long Beach (10)— Daleom, cf Week, 2b Jongaward, ss Hudson, 3b Fowery, lf Aviles, 1b Rhodes, cf Scott, cf Milburn, c Baker, p Good Weather Will Bring on Abalone Hunt BY JIM THOMAS AP Outdoors Editor It is doubtful, considering the weather of the past week, that the abalone population along the California coasts have suffered much since the season opened last Sunday. But, with the advent of spring and the promise of fairer days, thousands again will return to the rugged sport of abalone diving. Those who go after the tasty mollures should keep in mind that a new regulation requires them to have in possession while taking the abalone an accurate measuring device to determine size. The limit is five a day and the minimum sizes are 7 inches for reds, 6¼ for greens, 6 for pinks and five for blacks. There is one other thing—a matter purely of conservation. The law requires that undersized abalone be returned to the water. Go by these I and SAVE RUGGED and right Los Alamitos Resident Dies Paul LeRoy (Roy) Bruce passed away at his home, 3832 Green st., Los Alamitos, yesterday. He was born in Missouri in 1893, but has been a resident of Los Alamitos since 1941. He is survived by his wife, Diamond E. Bruce, Los Alamitos, two sons, Paul V. Bruce, Anaheim, and Francis L. Bruce of Los Alamitos, six grandchildren, two sisters, Mrs. Carl Corp, Olympia, Wasb., and Mrs. J. W. Williams, Colorado Springs, Colo., two brothers, Walker Bruce and T. J. Bruce, both of Colorado Springs. He was a member of the Baptist church of Los Alamitos. Funeral services will be held in the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars. Monday at 2 p.m., the Rev. Arthur Lemasters of Long Beach will officiate; Interment will be in Loma Vista cemetery. Harry Perkowski, pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds, earned seven battle stars in nearly four years of service in the Europa and Pacific war theatres. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. MOVING-STORAGE General Trudging —PHONE 2121— 505 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim RUGGED and right for the job! Fact No. 1...Saves you money on pufact No. 2...Cuts operating costs Fact No. 3...The right truck for your Fact No. 4...Saves by lower depreciation CONE BROT 215 No. Los Angeles St. — Anahe GOOD SKIING CONDITIONS A huge snow pack will give skiers one of the best weekends of the season, the Weather Bureau says. All facilities are operating and roads are open. The Weather Bureau cautioned winter sportmen to carry chains, however. There will be sunny days over the weekend with decreasing winds by Sunday. The snow pack ranges from 12 inches at Seven Oaks to 216 inches at Kratka Ridge. Local Cage Games Huntington Park cagers moved into the high school gym yesterday and knocked off Cotlers 58 to 44. The AUHS All-Stars, in another basketball game, beat the First Baptist courtmen 29 to 32. Cotlers 44 Hunt. Beach 58 4 Mitchell Combs 16 12 Hayes Ciarelli 18 8 E. Bielefeld Worthy 15 6 Shipkey Thornton 0 8 Vuksanovich King 0 0 Pina Tucker 0 0 Muckenthaler Mitchell 0 2 B. Bielefeld 0 McDonald 4 Arbello AUHS 22—1st Baptist 39 8 Moody Petty 2 4 Copeland Ball 6 0 Bunell Thomson 10 1 Nelson Ochoa 0 6 Flynn Horrera 8 6 Santibanez Salazer 10 0 Lee Gonzakes 3 3 Stringer Masterson 0 Jenkins 0 Quarterbacks to Honor Hornet Cage Champions Chuck Gonnors, the Los Angeles Angels hard-hitting first baseman, is scheduled to be the mainline speaker when the Quarterbacks club honors the Fullerton JC basketball team Monday night. The big event will be held at Ted 'N Zella's club center, beginning at 7 p.m. Price $1.50. Tickets at the door. Everybody invited. The gathering will honor the cagers for winning the Eastern Conference championship this year. Special guests will include Bruce Bennett, Dick Hammer, Jerry Schmitz and Jim Schmitz. All are former members of the 1950 Fullerton conference championship team. They now are college stars. Newcomers to State Must File Returns Newcomers to California are warned that they may be required to file state income tax returns Thomas M. Kuchel, chairman, of the Franchise tax board advises that individuals who are in Cali- High in L.A. SAN FRANCISCO (P)—The cost of living in Los Angeles rose last month to the highest level in the history of that city, Max D. Kosoris, regional director of the Bureau of Labor statistics, reported here today. The average retail price increased four tenths of a per cent during the month to boost the consumers' price index to 190.7, using the period 1935-39 as a base of 100. Kosoris' report said. But don't just toss them back in the surf. Put them back as nearly as possible on the rocks where they were found. An abalone thrown out into the water is practically as good as dead. The reason is that a sinking abalone turns over on his back and lands upside down on the bottom, easy prey for fish and crabs. So remember, an abalone put back on a rock has a chance to protect himself and to grow to legal size. An abalone tossed out into the water is just so much fish food—and abalones are too cared and too good to eat to beossed to the fishes. In Church League games, Church of Christ won from the Presbyterians 43 to 33, and White Temple Methodist lost a nip and tucker to St. Boniface, 49 to 48. Presbyterian 23 C. of C 43 8 Kohne J. Pickard 8 2 Paulus Granore 14 13 Weyand Moist 11 5 Mack B. Pickard 5 0 Simon Saviors 1 4 Palmberg Schilling 2 0 Bourne Carroll 2 0 Collins 0 Henry 0 Switzler St. Boniface 49 W. Temple 48 2 Bronet Meade 20 8 B. Ocaha Vinding 15 12 VanBerkkeher Duncan 9 8 Perez Capone 0 5 Hoeneeyer Cummett 4 2 Kirck Hapson 0 0 J. Patin Hickock 0 0 M. Patin Hall 0 12 C. Ocaha Newcomers to State Must File Returns Newcomers to California are warned that they may be required to file state income tax returns Thomas M. Kuchel, chairman of the Franchise tax board advises that individuals who are in California for other than temporary or transitory purposes are considered to be residents of this state and are required to file returns if their net incomes for the year 1951 equal or exceed $2000 if single and $3500 if married. Those who are uncertain of their residential status may have the situation clarified by visiting the office of the Franchise Tax Board at 206 State Building, Los Angeles. SAN DIEGO (P)—A visit from Joe DiMaggio was some consolation for Lefty O'Doul, San Diego manager, who saw his team lose 5-0 to Portland in a Pacific Coast League exhibition here yesterday. DiMaggio went to the New York Yankees and baseball fame from San Francisco, when O'Doul was manager of the latter club. these Plain Hard Facts SAVE! They show why a Chevrolet Truck costs you less to own and operate first in demand in value in sales CHEVROLET MORE CHEVROLET TRUCKS IN USE THAN ANY OTHER MAKE! Just about two and a half million users of Chevrolet trucks are proving you can't buy a better truck to save your money. You save when you buy. You save on operation and upkeep. You save on getting the job done fast and right. You save when you trade. Come on in and let's talk over your hauling or delivery needs, and then take a look at the kind of truck you want on your job. BROTHERS, Chevrolet St. — Anaheim Phone 2215