anaheim-gazette 1952-05-01

Anaheim High Baseball Victory Over Tustin Features Triple Play After a six-in-love battle that was highlighted by a triple play and saw the locals come from behind twice to tie up the ball game, Anaheim high’s baseball team dropped a practice game, 9-6, to Tustin high in a game held last night on the La Palma’ park diamond. Tuesday the Colonists won their league opener against Santa Ana, 2-0 and this afternoon were scheduled to take on Huntington Beach in their second loop contest. Yesterday’s practice tilt opened with three runs scored for Tustin in the first and second frames as a triple scored a walked batter in the opening canto and a walk and two successive singles scored two more in the second. Dick Gonzales, in his first hurling of the year, chucked the first two. The Colonists then opened up with a brief barrage of hits to tie the score at 3-3, as reserve pitcher Eddie Harker took over mound duties. The rally got going as Lupe Gonzales got on a base-on-basis. Roberts made first on a fielder’s choice. Steinborn walked and Wiethorn singled to score Roberta. Steinborn then scored on a fielder’s choice and Wiethorn came home on Bishop’s infield out. The fourth inning saw an attempted Colonist rally squashed as the Anaheimers hit into one of those once-in-a-lifetime triple playk. It all began as Fred Head singled then Dick Gonzales walked and Lupe Gonzales lined out to second base. The alert Tustin men fired from second to first to beat out Lupe, then fired to shortstop to tag Head to retire the side. FOR THE FIRST four innings neither side was able to score a run. Then in the top of the eighth Tustin scored two men on a single after a walk and error. The Colonists charged back in their halt the inning, however, to briefly tie up the game again at 5-3 as Bishop got on on an error, Hatfield walked, and Bishop came in on D. Gonzales’ infield out. Hatfield roared home on a bad pitch. It appeared Tustin was to retire scoreless in the top of the ninth as a brisk double play put two potential scorers out of business. Then the roof caved in as Tustin batters cracked out three quick singles and Burke, who already had two RBI’s for the day, smashed out a triple to score three runs. Burke himself came home on an error. Anaheim’s final run came in their half of the ninth as Wiethorn, safe on an error, came in on Hererra’s triple. R H E Tustin ..... 120 000 0024—9 12 2 Anaheim ..... 003 000 0021—6 7 1 Cypress Team Continues Win Streak, 4-3 The Cypress Merchants soft team continued its winning wipe downing the Koopman’s Pitchure sponsored nine, 4 to 3, night. Winning pitcher E Arbiso tied up the 2 to 3 game in the fifth inning as he off with a single to right faded advanced to second on a fly and scored on a outfield error. Arbiso gave up only five and struck out 10 men. Koopman pitcher gave up three hits, walked seven batters. Shortstop Dick Gulman of Merchants collected a two blow in the sixth inning to dunk Richard Arbisco with the breaking run. Left field Necek highlighted the game by ting a towering triple to ceil field, only to be thrown out the plate when he tried to make into a homer. Cypress Merch. Koopman’s AB R H AB Arbisco,1b 4 1 Vandyke,2b 4 Gulman,ss 2 0 Vee'dal,2b 2 Arbisco,p 2 1 Boben,2b 2 Vierra,1b 2 0 Lou'back,ss 2 Precel,rf 2 0 Forster,c Per'ndeg,c 2 0 Borges,cf 3 Stele,cf 3 Nemecek,lf 2 0 Ach'son,rf 3 Mock,2b 0 Basen,1b 2 Ha'lton,2b 1 0 Koopman,p 2 Harmsen,p 1 Two Local Men Run at Chaffey Two Anaheim high track of the four who’ll go southwest to San Diego State oval Saturday for the CIP prelimits got a 880 workout yesterday as competed in the Chaffey Invitational Track and Field meet. Seattle Begins to Show Signs of Life As Team Take Second Straight from LA After a dismal start, Seattle pre-season favorite to repeat as Pacific Coast League champion, is showing signs of power. Bill Sweeney's Rainiers have tied into Los Angeles, a club or proven strength, and come up with two impressive wins. The boys from Washington took the series opener 1-0 in a 10-inning pitcher's duel and came back last night to blast five pitchers for 15 hits and a 15-6 decision. The victories pulled Seattle out of the eighth place, 6½ games behind the leading San Diego Padres. The Angels' sixth loss in seven games dropped them to third. Manager Stan Hack employed five fliers. Ace Eddie Chandler failed to survive the first inning, in which Seattle racked up four runs. Al Lyons was the most murderous of the ramaging Rainiers, accounting for six runs, three of them on a bases-loaded triple and another on a homer. George Vico also homered with two aboard. THE PORTLAND - Oakland game was rained out and they'll play a double-header tonight. At Sacramento intermittent NOW—Doors Open 6:45 p.m. WALT DISNEY'S GREATEST "SNOW WHITE and the 7 DWARFS" and ANN SHERIDAN JOHN LUND in "STEEL TOWN" Technicolor Anaheim's final run came in their half of the ninth as Wiesoth, safe on an error, came in on Hererra's triple. R H E Tustin ... 120 000 0024—9 12 2 Anaheim ... 003 000 0021—6 7 1 In the final frame Sacramento loaded the bags but the game ended on a ludicrous note. First baseman Mike Glynn bounced one off the right field wall but confusion ensued and only one runner scored. The other two were trapped in a double play. At San Diego the Padres made it two in a row over San Francisco. They grabbed a 6-0 lead in the first inning and went on to win 7-4. The six tallies came on four hits, two walks, two errors and a hit batsman. Al Lien, Seal starter, and reliefer Matt Zidich were both jerked in the first and it took Bill Boemler to finally retire the side. Eddie Stanky Inserts Stanky At Right Time By JACK HAND Associated Press Sports Writer Cagey Eddie Stanky picked the right spot to throw his "intangible" into his St. Louis Cardinal starting lineup. Beaten Tuesday night by Brooklyn's Preacher Roe for the eighth straight time and wandering two games under 500, manager Stanky finally pulled the sheets off second baseman Stanky. The impact of Stanky's presence in the lineup against Brooklyn could be seen in the very first inning. "Stanky walked" the play. Two Local Men Run at Chaffey Two Anaheim high track of the four who'll go southwest to San Diego State oval Saturday for the CIF prelims got a tally of 880 workout yesterday as the competed in the Chaffey International Track and Field meet Chaffey high school. Ira Webber, constantly impressing 880 man who placed second in league finals last week, took fourth place spot in a 2:4.5 lapper, while AU miller Dick Ropped a seventh in a field of men in the same event. The last chance for Southlake trackmen to get in a practice conditioner run before CIF finals get under next week, the team attracted schools through Southern California. STANDINGS By The Associated Press Pacific Coast League W L Pet G San Diego Hollywood Los Angeles Portland Oakland San Francisco Seattle Sacramento W L Pet G San Diego Hollywood Los Angeles Portland Oakland San Francisco Seattle Sacramento W L Pet G San Diego Hollywood Los Angeles Portland Oakland San Francisco Seattle Sacramento W L Pet G Yesterday's Results Portland at Oakland, postponed, Hollywood 9, Sacramento 5, Seattle 15, Los Angeles & San Diego 7, San Francisco 4, Games Today San Francisco (Reeder 2-3) at N Diego (Salveson 2-5), Seattle (Nagy 2-1) at Los Angle (Molean 2-1), Hollywood (Strobel 2-9) at Sacramento (Elliott 1-2), Portland (Pieretti 3-2 and Ada 8-2) at Oakland (Gregg 2-2 and Lil Hittle 2-2), American League W L Pet G Boston St Louis Cleveland Chicago New York Washington Philadelphia Detroit Yesterday's Results St. Louis 5-1, New York 4-4, Boston 5, Detroit 2, Philadelphia 2, Cleveland 1, Chicago 7-4, Washington 3-2, twig-, second game 11 innings. Games Today St. Louis (Fillette 1-1) at Boston (Maesteron 8-0), Detroit (Houffeiman 1-2) at New York (Saini 1-0), night, Chicago (Dobson 2-1) at Philadelphia (Hooper 9-0), night, Cleveland (Lemon 2-1) at Washington (Hudson 0-1) night, National League WALT DISNEY'S GREATEST "SNOW WHITE and the 7 DWARFS" and ANN SHERIDAN JOHN LUND in "STEEL TOWN" Technicolor SHOW STARTS AT DUSK... MARRYING KIND and 5 JAMES MASON FINGERS STARTS SUNDAY 2 Big 1st Run Hits THE BATTLE AT APACHE PASS MARSHALL JOHN LUND JEFF CHANDLER and "AARON SLICK from PUNKIN CRICK" The 30th annual Eastern Intercollegiate Tennis Championships will be held during the week or June 16 on the courts of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. Beaten Tuesday night by Brooklyn's Preacher Roe for the eighth straight time and wandering two games under 500, manager Stanky finally pulled the sheets off second baseman Stanky. The impact of Stanky's presence in the lineup against Brooklyn could be seen in the very first inning. "Stanky walked" the play-by-play read. Before the first inning was over it also read "Stanky doubled down the left field line, Westlake and Bilko scoring." The Cards scored six runs in that first inning, knocking out Chris Van Cuckk. Stanky walked twice more before the night was over while Gerry Staley, his ace, became the first four-time winner in the major leagues this season. It was his ninth straight since last August. Red Schoendienst, shifted to third base, took to his new position like a duck to water. He handled four chances faultlessly and smashed a bases-loaded home run off Bud Pooblefan in the fifth inning. While the debut of Stanky and the Brooks' crushing 14-2 defeat stole the play in the National League, the American was saying its farewells to two fine ball players—Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox and Gerry Coleman of the New York Yankees, both of whom go into the Marines. The 30th annual Eastern Intercollegiate Tennis Championships will be held during the week or June 16 on the courts of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. Yesterday's Results St. Louis 9-1, New York 4-4. Boston 5, Detroit 2. Philadelphia 3, Cleveland 1. Chicago 7-4, Washington 2-2, twig--second game 11 innings. Games Today St. Louis (Pillette 1-1) at Boston (Masterson 0-0). Detroit (Houttieman 1-2) at New York (Saln 1-0) night. Chicago (Dobson 2-1) at Philadelphia (Hooper 0-0) night. Cleveland (Lemon 2-1) at Washington (Hudson 0-1) night. National League W L Pet Ollen Brooklyn Chicago New York Cincinnati St. Louis Philadelphia Boston Pittsburgh Yesterday's Results New York 4, Cincinnati 2. Chicago 9, Philadelphia 8, (12 in Pittsburgh II, Boston 5). St. Louis 14, Brooklyn 2. Games Today Brooklyn (Brance 1-0) at Chicago (Klipptein 0-0). New York (Hearn 1-0) at Pittsburgh (Queen 0-1). Boston (Bickford 0-1) at Cincinnati (Wehmeter 2-0). Philadelphia (Roberts 2-1) at St. Louis (Chambers 1-9 or Schmidt 0-night). IN KENTUCKY DERBY LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP)—Gushing Oil, winner of the Louisiana and Arkansas derbies and owned by Texas oil man Sam Wilson, Jr., was the first horse entered today for Saturday's running of the $100,000 added Kentucky Derby. Gushing Oil, one of the best liked horses of the expected field of 16, was entered by his trainer Joe Janssen at the special entry box set up on the back stretch. The trainers have until 8 a.m. (PDT), tomorrow to name their horses for the classic and there was no rush for the entry box. In fact there were indications that not many of them would be entered before tomorrow morning. Cypress Merchants softball continued its winning ways down the Koopman's Furni-sponsored nine, 4 to 3, last Winning pitcher Eddie tied up the 2 to 3 ball in the fifth inning as he led with a single to right field, scored to second on a fly ball, scored on a outfield error. Also gave up only five hits truck out 10 men. Koopman's rer gave up three hits, but had seven batters. Artstop Dick Gulman of the teams collected a two base in the sixth inning to drive Richard Arbisco with the tieing run. Left field Neme-highlighted the game by hitting a towering triple to center only to be thrown out at state when he tried to make it homer. Softball Notes Tonight the Industrial Softball League will go into full swing at the City park. In the first game Chicksan will do battle with Robertshaw-Fulton at 7 p.m., and P & L Transmission will lock horns with Kwikset Hornets in the second game of the evening to start at 8:30. The league will play 10 games in the first round and than start the second round on June 3 and play another 10 games when the playoffs will begin. Tomorrow, Knott's Berry Farm boys will tangle with Real Gold at 7 p.m. Only game scheduled. The Industrial League is a new league this year and consists of six teams: Chicksan, Robertshaw-Fulton, P & L Transmission, Kwikset Hornets, Knott's Berry Farm, and Real Gold. Monday night the City League will see action. Cypress VFW will meet Magnolia Stars in the opener at 7:00 and Cypress Merchants will tangle with Alex Tamale in the second game at 8:30, at the City park. This year the City League is split into two leagues which will be known as the American and National leagues. In the American league Cypress Merchants, Anaheim Merchants, Anaheim Merchants, Alex Tamale, Hunt Foods, Davies Bakery, and Koopman's Furniture will make up the roster. The National league will consist of Church League Stars, Magnolia Stars, Los Alamitos Merchants, Stanton Merchants, Cypress VFW, and Northrop. Every night of the week you will find great teams in action and lot of excitement. Be a softball supporter and be on hand at these games. Anaheim T Notes Success of the first Closed Tennis chic seems assured as much for the eight schedule have been placed with heim Recreation departor of the tournament line for participation away. Matches will be Gerry Colema Will Report to Los Alamitos NEW YORK (A) — champion New York Yankees a fond so-long—but not—to Gerry Coleman to star second baseman home in San Francisco switching to his new Captain Gerry Colema States Marines. He re day to Los Alamitos west of Anaheim. GREAT 3-DAY SALE!...FRIDAY, SAL While Present Countries Last Local Men at Chaffey Anaheim high track men four who'll go southward Diego State oval Saturday CIF prelims got a trial workout yesterday as they tied in the Chaffey InvitaTrack and Field meet at high school. Webber, constantly improvman who placed second quefinals last week, took a place spot in a 2:4.5 two while AU miler Dick Reed a seventh in a field of 17 the same event. Last chance for Southland men to get in a practice oner run before CIF finals next week, the meet schools throughout California. STANDINGS The Associated Press Pacific Coast League W L Pet GBL 19 10 .683 — food 16 12 .271 2½ angles 15 12 .256 3 12 12 .480 5 12 13 .480 5 nclisco 12 15 .564 5⅛ nto 12 16 .429 6⅛ yesterday's Results and at Oakland, postponed. food 9, Sacramento 5, 15, Los Angeles 6, iego 7, San Francisco 4. Games Today francisco (Reeder 2-2) at San Salveson 2-3). (Nagy 2-1) at Los Angeles 2-1). food (Strobel 2-0) at SacraEllott 1-3). (Herretti 2-3 and Adams Bakland (Gregg 2-2 and Lloyd 2)). American League W L Pet GBL 10 2 .332 — 8 4 .667 2 9 5 .642 2 6 6 .500 4 5 6 .455 4⅛ ton 4 6 .400 5 chla 2 8 .200 7 0 182 7⅛ Yesterday's Results alia S-L New York 4-4. 5, Detroit 2. Philadelphia C Cleveland 1. Seattle 7-4, Washington 3-3, twisecond game 11 innings. Games Today gia (Pillette 1-1) at Boston (noufteman 1-2) at New minin 1-0) night; (Dobson 2-1) at Philadelpero 9-0) night; (Lennon 8-1) at Washingson 0-1) night. National League While Present Committees Lost Your Choice 2 BEDS FOR THE PRICE OF $29.95 Each These beds were offered to us by the famous-SUPERIOR SLEEPRITE CORPORATION at such an outstanding low price that we snapped them up in a hurry, and when you see them you'll have to agree such good lobbies and quality have never been offered before at anywhere near 2 for $29.95! There was only a limited number available, however, and that's why we must confine this great event to 3 days only! Sale ends Monday night at 9:00 e'clock. NO PAYMENT DOWN Many Sold for Even More Than $29.95 Each These beds were offered to us by the famous SUPERIOR SLEEPRITE CORPORATION at such an outstanding low price that we snapped them up in a hurry, and when you see them you'll have to agree such good looks and quality have never been offered before at anywhere near 2 for $29.95! There was only a limited number available, however, and that's why we must confine this great event to 3 days only! Sale ends Monday night at 9:00 o'clock. NO PAYMENT DOWN — PAY UP TO $12.95 ONE OF THE MOST SENSATIONAL BEDS & BEDS SPECIAL 2 SLEEPRITE INNERSPRING TWIN SIZE MATTRESSES 2 FOR ONLY $29.95 When it comes to economical comfort, these mattresses are positively unbeatable! Inner rolls well padded, luxurious; covered in attractive, long-wearing ticking. Ordinarily, you'd have to pay $29.95 for just one matrice. But, hiring this Sale only, you get TWO for that low price! Be sure to shop early, because at this great saving, they're bound to sell quickly; and you certainly won't want to be disappointed. NO CASH DOWN Just Easy Payments, the HIGHEST would be about $1.45 Weekly! Gare QUALITY FU Anaheim Tennis Notes Success of the first Anaheim Closed Tennis championships seems assured as many entries for the eight scheduled events have been placed with the Anaheim Recreation department, sponsor of the tournament, with deadline for participation still a week away. Matches will be played on the City park courts on two successive week-ends, May 10, 11, and May 17, 18, with winners in all events receiving gold tennis statuettes, and runners-up being awarded tennis medals. Entries for juniors will be 50 cents to cover the cost of balls and trophies, with open events being one dollar per player. Those unable to play on week-ends may schedule their own matches during the week as all entrants are local netters. Gerry Coleman Will Report to Los Alamitos NEW YORK (P) — The world champion New York Yankees bade a fond so-long—but not goodbye—to Gerry Coleman today as the star second baseman left for his home in San Francisco before switching to his new duties as Captain Gerry Coleman, United States Marines. He reports Friday to Los Alamitos Air Base, west of Anaheim. For Health, East California Fruit THOSE ALREADY definitely signed to play are: Men's singles: Bob Carlson, Julian Martinez, Alec Faiglenian, Dick Hanson, Floyd Baker, Bob Hoskins, Bob Owston, Earl Ryan, Bob Simon, Bob Santabanez, Owen Willeford, Jim Webb, Glen Lehmer, Ron Brandon, and Jims Wright. Men's doubles: Bob Hoskins and Jim Webb, Bob Carlson and Jim Wright, Alec Faiglenian and Bill Cook, Julian Martinez and Phil Wright, Floyd Baker and Dick Hanson, Bill Longworth and Bob Simon, Barry Ryan and Larry Harvill, Dileter Hessel and Paul Billow, Ronnie Legg and Bob Santabanez, and Glen Lehmer and Ron Brandon. Mixed doubles: Melva Williams and Bob Carlson, Mary Flynn and Julian Martinez, Joanne Kellogg and Dick Hanson, Mary Cook and Bob Simon, Judy Lamori and Floyd Baker, Judy Debevec and Bob Santabanez, Karen Lenain and Barry Ryan, and Linda Lutz and Larry Havill. 18 and Under Boys' Singles: Bob Owston, Dick Hanson, Bob Hoskins, Barry Ryan, Ronnie Legg, Floyd Baker, Jay Lillywhite, Dick Contreras, Dan Debevec, Phil Wright, Paul Billow, John Schmidt, Bob Puckett, Weston Warwick, Dieter Hessel, and Dean Stokes. 18 and Under Girl's singles: Mary Flynn, Joanne Kellogg, Judy Lamori, Judy Gebevec, Mary Carter, and Linda Lutz. 15 and Under Boys' singles: Barry Ryan, Jay Lillywhite, Jack Trott, and Merle Meyer. 15 and Under Girls' singles: Jean Williams, Karen Lenain, Anne Williams, Rosalie Flynn, Rita Flynn, Dorothy Thomas, and Margaret Rodin. 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