anaheim-gazette 1952-04-29

HIGH FLYING HORSE—With muscles straining, both horse and rider do a high-flying act as the rodeo season gets underway at Valleys, Wash. Rider Kid Harding of Dexter, Ore., lost the battle of wills and suffered minor injuries when he was thrown shortly after this picture was made—(Associated Press photo) Horace Mann Ball Team Wins 17-0 Horace Mann's "A" team hacked up no hitter by their pitcher Billy Larsen with an eight hit and 17 run barrage on 8 hapless Jefferson, team yesterday on the loser's diamond. Horace Mann Peralta May Run in CIF San Diego Meet Alling Aaron Peralta, dogged all season by a football leg injury, Chicksan Edges Zion Lutheran, By 5-2 Score Chicksan tools works from the Anaheim Industrial league beech Zion Lutheran 5-2 last night at Palma park Herb Barlow. Chicksan center fielder, battled home run in the first inning, and the boys from Chicksan were aber hooded. In the third inning they scored again as Vern Ruth walked, Bud Cavin singled, Curry Stewart was safe on an error by Lloyd Trapp, the Lutherans' third baseman. Bob Ruther was on third to first, Jack Ruther was safe on an error, Doug Vandyk walked, Jack Russell fouled out to the catcher, and Chuck Shank was out on a fly to left field. All of this was good for two runs for the toolers. The Lutheran runs came in the sixth inning, as Walt Schmidt walked, Lloyd Trapp singled, Bob Dick walked, Steve Holden struck out for the first out, and the Dave Dick sent a ball to the pitcher and Walt Schmidt was forced out at home. Then with Jack Russell up to bat, Lloyd Trapp stole home. Russell then walked and with Cunduff up to bat, Dick came home on a wild pitch. Cunduff was hit by a pitched ball, but Taylor ended the Lutheran threat by flying out to the left fielder. Horace Mann's "A" team backed up no hitter by their pitcher Billy Larson with an eight hit and 17 run barrage on hapless Jefferson team yesterday on the loser's diamond. Horace Mann sent 15 men to bat in the first inning, and then was never in trouble. The outstanding performance was turned in by Horace Mann pitcher Billy Larson, who held his opponents to 14 hits and 20 runs, and the only man to get on abscission of fan was Billy Harker who worked him for a walk in the first inning, to spot a perfect pitched game. In the first inning Bob Garey walked, Clasey Scarewer walked, Billy Larson walked, Lupe De la Cruz walked, and Robert Godwin walked. Then Marshall Shirk struck out, Louis Aceata double, Gary Thorntop singled, and Ronald Stigley walked. Bob Garey, up for his second time in the inning, was safe on an error, by the second baseman, but was out when he tried to make it to second base on the play. Schrewer was then safe on an error by the catcher, and then Billy Larson singled across two runs. Lupe De la Cruz ended the inning when he was thrown out by the pitcher. Home runs were hit by Lupe De la Cruz, Marshall Shirk, and Gary Thornton. Peralta May Run in CIF San Diego Meet Alling Aaron Peralta dogged all season by a football leg injury, probably will win a berth on the Sunset League team for the CIF Southern Section track and field preliminaries to be held Saturday on the San Diego State college track, Coach Sam Keith revealed today. Technically failing to qualify for the meet when he pulled up line and placed only fifth in the low hurdles last Friday during league finals at Huntington Beach, the Sophomore dash man will fill the spot Larry Kirchman qualified for in the 100 yard dash in the same meet; thereby allowing Kirchman to set his sights totally on the job of revenging his recent 440 defeat at the feet of Orange's Landon Carter and giving Peralta one more chance. KEITH WILL take four men southward with him Saturday, Kirchman, Peralta, Ira Webber (for the 880), and Dick Reed (for the mile). Webber placed second in league finals last week; Reed third. Five leagues will tangle on the San Diego State oval this Saturday, the Metropolitan, Southern Orange, Sunset and San Diego City. Peralta will, accordingly, take his first outing in the 100 against San Diego's Taylor, who has posted an impressive 9.8 this season. Field events begin at 12:30, track events begin at 1 p.m. Finalists from the meet move on to the semi-finals at Chaffey on May 10; then on to the Southern Section CIF championships at Huntington Beach on May 11. State championships will be decided on May 24 in the Los Angeles Coliseum. STANDINGS By The Associated Press Pacific Coast League W L Pet GBL San Diego 17 10 630 Los Angeles 15 10 600 Hollywood 15 11 577 San Francisco 13 13 500 Portland 12 12 500 Oakland 11 13 458 Seattle 10 16 385 Sacramento 9 17 246 Yesterday's Results No games scheduled. Games Today Seattle (Kerlazakos 1-1) at Los Angeles (Lade 2-1). Hollywood (Thies 0-0) at Sacra-monga (Flores 2-2). San Francisco (Singleton 3-1) at San Diego (Fletcher 2-3). Pittsylvania (Linde 2-0) at Oakland (Gettel 1-2). American League W L Pet GBL Boston 9 2 318 St. Louis 7 3 700 Cleveland 8 4 687 Washington 4 4 500 New York 4 5 444 Chicago 4 5 400 Philadelphia 17 2 125 Detroit 2 8 200 Yesterday's Results New York at Washington, rain. Only game scheduled. Games Today St.* Louis (Caln 2-0) at New York (Rachi 2-0). Detroit (Trucks 0-1) at Boston (Taylor 1-6). Cleveland (Feller 1-1) at Philadelphia (Kellner 0-2), night. Chicago (Pierce 0-3) at Washington (Potterfield 1-1), night. National League W L Pet GBL Brooklyn 7 1 875 Cincinnati 8 3 727 Chicago 8 3 727 New York 5 4 .556 St. Louis 5 6 .455 Philadelphia 26 .333 Boston 4 .833 Pittburgh 21 .154 Yesterday's Results Chicago 4. St. Louis 3. Only game scheduled. Games Today Philadelphia (Simmons 0-0) at Chicago (Kelly 1-1). Brooklyn (Roe 2-0) at St. Louis (Shiley 2-0), night. New York (Maglie 2-0) at Cincinnati (Blackwell 0-2), night. Boston (Spahn 0-1) at Pittsburgh (Friend 1-2), night. Hal White has pitched for the Detroit Tigers for 10 years, including his two year stint in the service, and has won only 89 games during that time. Finalists from the meet move on to the semi-finals at Chaffey on May 10; then on to the Southern Section CIF championships at Huntington Beach on May 11. State championships will be decided on May 24 in the Los Angeles Coliseum. BORN TO BE KING — This meek young lion cub—prince of the animal world—is alone with his thoughts in the Zoo at Copenhagen, Denmark, where he was born recently. Chicksan Edges on Lutheran, 5-2 Score Tools work from the Industrial league beat Lutheran 5-2 last night at La Parke Herb Barlow, the center fielder, batted a run in the first inning, and from Chicksan were nev-ed. In the third inning, they faced again as Vern Ruther Bud Cavin singled. Curtis was safe on an error by trapp, the Lutherans' third. Bob Ruther was out first, Jack Ruther was an error, Doug Vandyke Jack Russell fouled outatcher, and Chuck Sharp on a fly to left field. All was good for two runs for Lutheran runs came in the inning, as Walt Schmitt Lloyd Trapp singled, Bob Walked, Steve Holden struck the first out, and thenck sent a ball to the pitch-Walt Schmidt was forced home, but with Jack up to bat, Lloyd Trapp came. Russell then walked, Cunduff up to bat, Dick Cunhit by a pitched ball, but ended the Lutheran's flying out to the left. WILL TRY FOR WATER SKI RECORD—Bruce Parker and Evelyn Welford, both of Amityville, N. Y., check over the equipment they will use when they try to water ski, non-stop, from Nassau, B.W.I., to Miami, a distance of 196 miles. They'll cross the Gulf Stream. The white plastic shin guards will protect them from spray: Note Parker’s wooden-handled knife, which he wears in case a curious shark comes too close if he falls into the water. (Associated Press photo) Major League Ball Team Not Joe Brovia Leads PCL in Batting Los Alamitos Hurler Gets No-Hitter Last night at the City mond, the Los Alamitos chants downed the Cypher in a City League practice Raul Sanchez, pitcher for ning Los Alamitos "nine" the first no hitter of the son as he struck out 11 men to face him. Cyprc came as the Alamitos co lowed passed balls. Alvarado, Cypress pit lowed no hits and reti men in order, striking o his three inning stint. losing pitcher, gave up t in the fourth inning on walk, Delecon's double, N and pitcher Sanchez's double to right field. Cypress VFW AB R H Welgeri cf 2 1 0 Napoles, Oliver, lf 2 1 0 Delion,c Seroka,2nd 1 0 Marin,1b Gil'tson,e 2 0 Zami'ips, Valencia,3r 1 0 Deal,2b Joh'son,1st 2 0 Sanchez, Sch'der.es 1 0 Napoles, Ganders,rt 1 0 Alvarado,p 1 0 Gabriel, Rogers,rf 1 0 Hawkins,p 1 0 Total 15 2 Totals Filling in for 'the ab press Merchants, the VV found their batting eye pummeled the Stanton M 12 to 4. Catcher Gilbert the big noise for the VK as he collected two doubl towering home run, driving runs and scoring three tir self. Johnny Johnson spensively as well as ban two safeties in three tr Major League Ball Team Not For West Coast CHICAGO (UP) — American League President Will Harridge said today he had notified the Pacific Coast League there was nothing to a report that an American League club might transfer to the Coast loop territory. Both Harridge and Warren Giles, head of the National League sent wires in response to one dispatched by PCL Prexy Clarence Rolland. He had stated "rumors are afloat" that transfer of a major league franchise to "a city now a member of the Pacific Coast League" was being considered. Harridge replied: "There has been no discussion of any kind and so far as I know there is none on foot to transfer an American League club to a city now a member of the PCL." "The American League was a party to a proposal adopted giving the PCL an open classification, in the belief that the PCL as a whole could do a better job in eventually giving major league baseball to the fans in your section of the Hill Gail May Be Favorite In Big Derby LOUISVILLE (UP) — The giant and the midgel of the 78th Kentucky Derby, both financially and physically, meet for the first time in the mile $10,000 added Derby trial at Churchill Downs today. Hill Gail, pride of Mrs. Warren Joe Brovia Leads PCL in Batting SAN FRANCISCO (UP)—On the basis of the number of games he has played — 24 — Joe Brovia, Portland outfielder, leads the Pacific Coast League in batting, with an average of 343. At bat 67 times, he has slammed out 23 hits including three homers, and has batter in 16 runs. The official Coast League batting averages, including games of Sunday, April 27, follow: Balmondi, LA ... 1 1 1 0 1 000 Faley, SF ... 15 13 6 9 2 462 Seroka, SD ... 15 13 6 9 2 462 Giltson, C ... 4 2 2 462 Valcia, Sb ... 3 0 3 462 Johson, Lst ... 2 1 2 462 Cabral, Zn ... 1 1 2 462 Rogers, rf ... 1 1 2 462 Mulica, Sb ... 1 1 2 462 Ramiziz, p ... 1 1 2 462 Mendoza, p ... 1 1 2 462 Gerry, rf ... 1 1 2 462 Munoz, lf ... 1 1 2 462 Johnny Johnson spares fessively as well as ban two safeties in three trips plate. Cypress VFW STA AB R H Ochoa, cf Olliver,lf ... 2 1 2 462 Rod'quik, Giltson,c ... 4 2 2 462 Munoz, lf ... 4 2 2 462 Cabral,Zn ... 1 1 2 462 Aguirre,lz ... 1 1 2 462 Mulica, Sb ... 1 1 2 462 Ramiziz, p ... 1 1 2 462 Mendoza, p ... 1 Be Favorite In Big Derby LOUISVILLE UP—The giant and the mudgel of the 78th Kentucky Derby, both financially and physically, meet for the first time in the mile $10,000 added Derby trial at Churchill Downs today. Hill Gall, pride of Mrs. Warren Wright's fabulous Calumet Farm is the giant, well over 16 hands. He is the 6 to 5 favorite to measure 10 other three-year olds in the mile trial and establish himself as the public's choice in Saturday's $100,000 mile and one-quarter Derby. One of the 10 is Gift Silver, a mite of a horse owned by Odie Newell, en Ottumwa, Ia., quilroan engineer. Hill Gall's dam, Jane Gall, was brought to the court of Bull Lea, one of racing's outstanding stallions. Gift Silver's mother, while only two years old, carried on a clandestine affair with the little known Drift Silver. It was some time before Newell found his mare was in foal. The Calumet cannonball, winner of the Santa Anita Derby, will be ridden by Eddie Arcaro, the anion's top stake rider and winner of four Derbies. Willie Percz, a Louisville high school student with practically no experience, is to pilot Gift Silver. Other contenders today are Mrs. Gordon Gulberson's Arroz of Sacramento; good enough to finish third back of Hill Gall and Windy City II in the Santa Anita Derby; Cousin, Sub Flodd, Hannibal, Brian Boru, Shag Tails, Kingly, First heir, Seventh Sun and Turks Cap. Los Alamitos Hurler Gets No-Hitter Last night at the City park diamond, the Los Alamitos Merchants downed the Cypress VFW in a City League practice game. Raul Sanchez, pitcher for the winning Los Alamitos nine, hurled the first no hitter of the "52" season as he struck out 11 of the 19 men to face him. Cypress scores came as the Alamitos catcher allowed passed balls. Alvarado, Cypress pitcher, allowed no hits and retiring nine men in order, striking out six in his three inning stint. Hawkins, losing pitcher, gave up three runs in the fourth inning on Napoles walk, Deleon's double, Neals walk and pitcher Sanchez's line drive doubled to right field. Cypress VFW Los Alamitos Weigert.cf 2 1 0 Napoles.as 2 1 0 Liver.lf 2 1 0 Delion.cf 2 1 0 Seroka.2nd 1 0 Marin.1b 2 0 Il'bon.c 2 0 Zami.ps.3b 2 0 Valencia.3r 1 0 Deal.2b 1 0 Ohson.1st 2 0 Sanchez.p 2 0 Sch'der.es 1 0 Napoles.gr 2 0 Sanders.rt 1 0 Gabriel.lf 2 0 Ivarado.p 1 0 Napoles.rf 1 0 Logers.rf 1 0 Hawkins.p 1 0 Total 15 20 Totals 16 2 Filling in for 'the absent Cypress Merchants, the VFW men found their batting eye as they summoned the Stanton Merchants to 4. Catcher Gilbertson was the big noise for the VFW nine, as he collected two doubles and aowering home run, driving in six runs and scoring three times himself. Johnny Johnson sparked densively as well as banging out safely in three tries. Fishing News The Department of Fish and Game reminds California sportsmen of the following general regulations which apply to current hunting and fishing: TROUT—May 3 to Oct. 31 in Tahoe, Donner, Boca, Almanor, Butte, Calaveras, Amador, El Dorado, Placer, Nevada, Sierra, Plumas, Lassen, Del Norte and Modoc counties and waters on coast of Humboldt county, where season opens May 30. Bag limit: 15 trout, salmon or whitefish. BLACK BASS, sunfish, crappie, Sacramento perch—Opens May 3, in all counties north of Mono, Fresno, San Benito, Santa Clara, Madera and Santa Cruz counties. No closed season elsewhere. Bag limit: five black bass, 25 sunfish, crappie, perch. Local exceptions. STRIPED BASS—No closed season. Bag limit: five fish or 25 pounds and one fish, or two fish regardless of weight. Minimum size limit: 12 inches. FROGS—Bag and possession limit: 24 per day; 12 in Colorado river area. Minimum size limit: four inches. Season opens June 1 in Colorado river area. No license required. JACK RABBITS—Closed in Southern California districts 4, 4-½, 4-¾, 19, 20 and 22. No closed season elsewhere. No bag limit. Anaheim will be well represented at the 30th Annual Convention of the Izak Walton League. Anahi Baseball Team Meets Tustin Here Anaheim high's baseball squad opened a week of home games today as they met Santa Ana in the Sunset League curtain raiser this afternoon at La Palma park. Tomorrow, John Wallin's hardballers meet Tustin varsity and JVs here for a practice game beginning at 3 p.m., the varsity game at La Palma and the JVs on the high school diamond. Thursday the locals meet Huntington Beach in their second league outing. George Ford, University of New Hampshire basketball forward, wore Jersey number 44 and connected for 44 per cent of his shots during the season. Frank Hiller, a recent acquisition to the Cincinnati Reds pitching staff, is a graduate of Lafayette college. In new spots this year. Bass and bluegill at Havasu and the lower river are reported very good. Filling in for the absent Cypress Merchants, the VFW men found their batting eye as they summeled the Stanton Merchants 2 to 4. Catcher Gilbertson was the big noise for the VFW nine, he collected two doubles and a powering home run, driving in six runs and scoring three times himself. Johnny Johnson sparked densely as well as banging out two safeties in three trips to the plate. Cypress VFW Stanton AB R H Ochoa, cf 3 1 0 Ochoa, cf 2 1 0 Velarde, sa 2 0 0 Rod'quiz, c 2 0 0 Munoz, lf 2 1 0 Ramlirz, rf 2 0 0 Cabral, 2nd 0 0 Aguilre, lst 1 1 Mulica, 3b 2 1 Ramlirz, p 2 1 Mendoza, p 0 0 Gerry, rf 0 0 Munoz, lf 0 0 Velarde, lb 0 0 Totals 24 12 10 Totals 15 4 DU MOORE PUTS MORE,SPEED IN CAR INDIANAPOLIS (UP) — Lou Moore, who built three of the last five winners of the Indianapolis 4-mile auto race, has decided to along with a trend for more speed. He has beefed up and souped up front-drive Blue Crown Specials. Maurie Rose os Los Angeles, now retired, won the 1947 and 1948 Memorial Day events in all of them. Bill Holland won the 1919 race in the other. Holland has been under suspension from the American Automobile association two seasons for doping in non-AAA races. Moore is putting two first-time competitors at the speedway. Jennie Tolan of Denver and Levy Warriner of Indianapolis, guard the hopped-up four cylinder cars. Both are veterans of dirt and asphalt tracks. Anaheim will be well represented at the 30th Annual Convention of the Izaak Walton League in Tulsa, Okla., on May 8, 9 and 10. At last count the followingikes were planning on the trip: John and Mrs. O'Kane, Dap and Mrs. Pannier, Arch and Mrs. Henry, Dick and Mrs. Martin, Jim Rymer and President Clint Flynn. Exhibits are now being planned showing the chapter's activities and those of the county chapters. Delegates should put Anaheim on the map at the convention with our loud green shirts. We can expect some excellent reports from our delegates. Here and there: Arch Henry was the only local Ike caster to win a place at the Los Angeles Sportsman's show—second in the skish bait event. Ocean fishing has been as changeable as the weather and in the same proportion. A lot of barries have been taken, some white sea bass, and yellows at San Diego. Looks like a good season. Local streams will receive some trout stocking—Silverado, Santiago, Modjeska, San Juan, Trabuco. High Sierras still have plenty of snow and the weather between now and the opening will decide the accessibility and fishing. Crowley Lake is still a question mark at this writing—too much ice. Colorado River is picking up for trout, but is still "fair." Have to hunt fish ON STAGE THIS FRIDAY Contest Winner of Judy Holliday. Personal Appearance of Movie Stars and Recording Stars more Californians can enjoy ny Brook BRAND NOW $4.49 4/5 QT. 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