anaheim-gazette 1952-05-02

2 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, MAY 2 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA. Punished afternoons, Monday through Friday, at 250 East Center, Anheim, California. Phore Anheim 2208. Entered as second-class matter at the Anheim, California, Postoffice on June 4, 1968, under the Act of March 2, 1879. The Gazette is a member of the Associated Press, the National Editorial Association, and California Newspaper Publishers Association. All rights herein are reserved. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS—The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for republication of all the local news printed in this newspaper as well as all A.P. news dispatches. THEODORE B. KUCHEL Publisher MAX BEELER Publisher LEONARD KREIDT City Editor MEIL STANLEY Advertising Manager D. E. NELLEN Assistant Advertising Manager RALPH ROULAND Classified Advertising Manager DON YOUNG Circulation Manager The way it goes... The following literary lament—an old one but always good—was received by an Oakland publication. What it says may not be new but very true. "Dear Sir: In reply to your request to send a check I wish to inform you that the present condition of my bank account makes it almost impossible. My shattered financial condition is due to federal laws, state laws, city laws, county laws, mother-in-laws, brother-in-laws and outlaws. "Through these laws I am compelled to pay a business tax, amusement tax, school tax, gas tax, sales tax, liquor tax, tobacco tax, income tax, poll tax, excise tax and thumb tax. Even my brains are taxed. I am overtaxed and am required to get a business license, car license, hunting license, fishing license, truck license, marriage license and dog license. "My business is so governed that it is not easy for me to find out who owns it. I am inspected, disrespected, rejected, examined, re-examined, informed, mis-informed, required, summoned, commanded, demanded and compelled until I provide an inexhaustible supply of money for every known need of the human race. "Simply because I refuse to donate to something or other, I am a meritorious but if I give liberally I'm doing it for show. If I die young the world has lost a jewel, but if I live to a ripe old age I'm robbing the grave. "I can tell you honestly that except for a miracle I could not enclose this check. The wolf at my door just had pups. I sold them and here is the money." TV-RADIOLOGIC 'Flying Sportsmen Club' TV-RADIOLOGIC 'Flying Sportsmen Club' Hosts Newsmen Group By TOM E. DANSON LORETO, B. C., Mexico — This job is really pretty good at times — especially when a Mexican fishing trip comes up. It starts out somewhat like a dream, after boarding a beautiful blue and yellow painted, luxuriously appointed, converted Navy PBY flying boat for a spot just 100 miles north of La Paz, Baja California, called Loreto. This quaint little thatched-roof village of around 2000 natives is so located that only an airplane or boat can reach it, and as for the boat — one must first go to La Pax, with a long, slow ride as the result. Because of its inaccessibility, very few fishing enthusiasts of these Southern waters ever wet their line here ... and as for the fishing ... it's great! Hosted by the Flying Sportsman club of Hollywood, owned by "Smith's Ed" Tabor, who got tired of radio and started this weakly project as a much more beautiful vocation, our gang was astounded to find comfortable quarters in newly built adobe collages, complete with deep well water (piped over 100 mila) showers with hot water comfortable beds and excellent for 1. I never saw so many blue-eyed, blond Mexicans in my life. Made inquiry as to how this came about, and found out that an Englishman by the name of Davis made a boat stop here many years ago. Half the town now go under the name "Do-ves." First call for fishing came at 5 a.m., with breakfast following at 5:30. Then at 6 o'clock, down TELE-TIPS ... "Success Story" tonight will tell the inside story of the soft drink industry during a televised visit from KTTV (11) at 7 ... Rito Romero and The Champ hit the mat from Ocean Park Arena over KLAC (19) at 8:39 ... If you're one of those restive people who worry became you have time on your hands you'll get a macabre answer to the problem during "Tales of Tomorrow," starring Solvita Sidney from KECA (7) at 8:39 ... Dennis Day visits a lonely hearts club in an effort to find a husband for his mother when his show is Tvlewed over KNBH (4) at 10 ... For the third consecutive year, KTLA (5) will telecast the Las Flores Headress Hall starting at 10:30 ... SPECIAL TOMORROW ... KNXT (2) and KNBH (4) will telecast a Truman conducted tour of the remodeled White House at 7 p.m., and at 2:15, KNXT (2) will show The Kentucky Derby. DIAL-LITES ... Vince Martinez meets Tony Pelone in a 10-round main event when aired over KEOA at 7, during "Cavalcade of Sports" ... Donald O'Connor and Liberace are the special guests tonight on the "Boris Day Show" Messra, Look & Leonard making extensive shipments to sheep to San Francisco. Five c loads were shipped this morning. WASHINGTON — Congressman Frank Boykin, the gentleman from Mobile, who preaches "everything is made for love" but who practices "everything is made for loans," is facing a tough re-election fight next Tuesday in Alabama. Never-eating and getting family loans from the RFC has he paired so worried about getting re-elected. Apparently, his recoupon in Washington is becoming pretty well known among the folks back home. At any rate, the Congressman is flooding Mobile with publicity has peppered the countryside with billboards, is distributing an vertising blotters, advertisement emery wheels and has hired a helicopter which, descending near the ground, startles the public by booming a jingle out over a loud speaker entitled "Build with Boykin." Frank seems to figure that he will take a lot of flinging and bellcording to make people forget how he pulled wires to keep two notorious tax chasers, Joe Mitchell and Sam Rippa, out of jail; also to forget how he got a $700,000 RFC loan for the Mobile paper company, after which he and his children turned up with 40 percent interest in the company. Apparently he also wants voters to forget about the $300,000 RFC loan he got for the Stutts Lumber co., which purchased lumber from Boykin. Later, three members of the Thomasville, Ala., bank which benefited from this loan, were indicted. Running against the "all is made for love" congressman are two candidates: I never saw so many blue-cyeed, blood Mexicans in my life. Made inquiry as to how this came about, and found out that an Englishman by the name of Davis made a boat stop here many years ago. Half the town now go under the name "Do-ves." First call for fishing came at 5 a.m., with breakfast following at 5:30. Then at 6 o'clock, down to the beach where, for Marlin fishermen, three large cruisers stood about 200 yards out in the deeper wafer, and half a dozen skiffs with outboard motors awaited the smaller game fishermen. With a Mexican boatman, who couldn't understand a word of English, I had plenty of arm exercise trying to make my wants known as to where to trot, and how fast, or how slow to move. Plenty of Yellowtail, Canillo, Grouper and Sierra Mackerel was the end result. A healthy tan, plenely of fish and a new outlook on life all came alight through the efforts of the well-known fish and game editor, and television personality, Frank Jaffray, who is most nightly on NBC-TV's Southern California outlet, KNBIL. Frank's choice of this place certainly proves that he knows the spots for the best fishing, which he describes during his telecast. DOWN TV-RADIO ROW ... Mr. Lawler, principal of Public School 12 Jackson Heights in New York, recently instructed all teachers House at 7 p.m., and at 2:15, KNXT (2) will show Vae Kentucky Derby. DIAL-LITES ... Vinny Martinez meets Tony Pellone in a 10-round main event when aired over KEOX at 7. during "Cavalcade of Sports"... Donald O'Connor and Liberace are the special guests tonight from KNX at 8:30... Roy Rogers goes to work on a group of counterfeiters during the show tonight from KFI at 8:30... A lonely hearts club racket is exposed during KHJ's "Magazine Theater" at 9:30... SPECIAL TOMORROW ... Kentucky Derby from KNX at 2:15 p.m. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY ... Just because you raise a little cane doesn't mean that you end up with a lot of sugar. Copyright, 1952, by Universal Radio and TV Features Syndicate IDENTITY SWITCH Emilio S. Bautista, 52. Costa Messa farmer, was speeding his car down S. Main st., Santa Ana at 2:45 a.m. today, after colliding with a parked car at Third and Broadway. The front end of the car was stove in and the tires were nearly afire, from rubbing against a bent fender. He ignored a pursuing police siren, until crowded to the curb. "Don't stop me," he complained to the officer. "I'm trying to catch that fellow who hit my car." Apparently he also wants voters to forget about the $300,000 RF loan he got for the Stutts Lumber co., which purchased lumber from Boykin. Later, three members of the Thomasville, Ala., bank which benefited from this loan, were indicted. Running against the "all is made for love" congressman are two candidates: 1. Joe Thompson, former prosecuting attorney from Butler, Ala., with an A-1 record, who many people think really defeated Boykin in the last primary. Later a vote fraud scandal showed that prostitutes and city machine ballot-stuffers voted as often as 21 times—as a result of which 16 ballot-box stuffers were given criminal sentences. 2. Ben Glover, who is many repsents in a second edition of Boykin and recently split from the city machine. Peter Crollich, cafe operator, who got 10 months in jail plus a $2000 fine for vote frauds, is one of Glover's energetic backers. Glover seems to have about as much money to spend on election publicity as Boykin and a lot of people are wondering first where the money is coming from, second whether they will have a replica of Boykin in congress if Glover is elected. Three Senators from Florida Senator Spessard Holland of Florida may not know it, but his senatorial colleague from Florida, George Smathers, also a Democrat, made some quiet overtures IN THE DAYS OF DONG AGO From the Fire of Anaheim Gazette By MRS. HENRY MUCHEL 75 Years Ago April 1877 There have been filed in the Secretary of State of incorporation of the Methodist Episcopal hall of Orange, Los Angeles It has no capital stock. Dis are Joseph Beach, BenA. Price, M. D. I. Hartley, Cockwood, S. L. King, C. Hill, Harwood, W. L. Oge and Mitchell. The lady who stole the rose gems from the garden on Lemgate last Saturday evening at the Gazette office she earned something to her adage. She was a wedding party day evening at the adobe on 1st South street and was kept up until a late Schooner Clara Light arrived from Humboldt on Monday 00,000 feet of lumber for Smith & Co. Mr. Look & Leonard are extensive shipments of to San Francisco. Five cartere shipped this morning. 50 Years Ago April 1922 Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Heirann of Los Angeles spent Sunday in town with friends. They leave next Monday for Europe to be gone three months. Ernest Zeller and Miss Matilda Schneider were married on Wednesday evening at the home of the bride's parents at West Anaheim. After a short honeymoon the young couple will reside on Broadway. Leonard Parker, an oldtime resident of this section, died at his home on the East side on Thursday in his 84th year. He was one of the pioneers of the settlement on the east side having lived there for 32 years. He had one of the finest places in that locality. 25 Years Ago April 1927 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis, who have spent the winter at the Hotel Angellina are leaving shortly for their home at Seal Beach, where they will spend the summer months. They plan to return to Anaheim in the fall and will be at home to their friends during the winter at their apartments in the Angelina. ANAHI NINE DROPS Close Game to Huntington Bch. A series of bad breaks and choked off rallies marked Anaheim high school's baseball team's first league defeat yesterday afternoon as they dropped a 6-4 game to Huntington Beach at La Palma Park. Anaheim moved out in front by chalking up the first scoring in the bottom of the second inning as Herbel singled, Bishop attempted to sacrifice and got on on a wild toss and Herrera singled to score both. HAL GREGG No-Hitter a Oaks Win Oakland's Acorns, sprouted into the Pacleague's first division. No do more climbing toniHal Gregg's no-hitter, ie Gilbert's heavy sticky to give the Oaks a douover Portland last night. 5-2. Thos wins put fourth h land just one game baond place Hollywood. Stars and Los Angeles. STANDINGS By The Associated Press Pacific Coast League W L Pet GBL San Diego 20 10 .667 Hollywood 16 12 .853 3½ Los Angeles 15 12 .536 Oakland 14 12 .519 4½ San Francisco 12 16 .443 6½ Seattle 12 16 .443 6½ Portland 12 15 .444 6½ Sacramento 11 18 .372 8½ Yesterday's Results Oakland 3-5, Portland 0-2. San Diego 4, San Francisco 2. Sacramento 11, Hollywood 6. Seattle 3, Los Angeles 2. Games Today Seattle (Kerlazakos 1-1) at Los Angeles (McLash 2-0). Hollywood (Lindell 2-2) at Sacramento (Nelson 0-1). San Fraheisco (Bradford 2-2) at San Diego (Luna 2-0). Portland (Lynn 2-2) at Oakland (Mahrt 2-2). American League W L Pet GBL Boston 10 2 .768 St. Louis 9 4 .652 1 Cleveland 9 4 .600 2 Chicago 7 6 .533 3 Washington 5 6 .453 4 New York 5 7 .417 4½ Detroit 5 9 .250 0½ Philadelphia 2 9 .182 7 Yesterday's Results St. Louis (Garver 2-0) at Boston (Henry 2-0). Detroit (Gray 1-2) at New York (Eopat 0-1). Cleveland (Garela 1-2) at Washington (Moreno 2-0) night. Chicago (Krettow 0-0) at Philadelphia (Zoldak 0-0) night. Tomorrow's Games St. Louis at Boston. Detroit at New York. Cleveland at Washington. Chicago at Philadelphia. National League W L Pet GBL Brooklyn 8 3 .727 % Chicago 10 4 .714 New York 8 4 .667 1 Cincinnati 9 5 .643 1 St. Louis 6 5 .429 4 Philadelphia 5 7 .417 4 Boston 5 10 .333 % Pittsburgh 3 13 .187 % Yesterday's Results Chicago, Brooklyn, New York, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Boston, Wilson, Meyer, Minell, St. Louis. Tomorrow's Games Brooklyn at Chicago. New York at Pittsburgh. Boston at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at St. Louis. STANDINGS By The Associated Press Pacific Coast League W L Pet GBL San Diego 20 10 .667 Hollywood 16 12 .853 % Los Angeles 15 12 .536 Oakland 14 12 .519 % San Francisco 12 16 .443 % Seattle 12 16 .443 % Portland 12 15 .444 % Sacramento 11 18 .372 % Yesterday's Results Oakland 3-5, Portland 0-2. San Diego 4, San Francisco 2. Sacramento 11, Hollywoodwood. Portland (Lynn) at Oakland (Mahrt) at Oakland (Mahrt) at Oakland (Mahrt) at Oakland (Mahrt) at Oakland (Mahrt) at Oakland (Mahrt) at Oakland (Mahrt) at Oakland (Mahrt) at Oakland (Mahrt) at Oakland (Mahrt) at Oakland (Mahrt) at Oakland (Mahrt) at Oakland (Mahrt) Anaheim moved out in front by chalking up the first scoring in the bottom of the second inning as Herbel singled. Bishop attempted to sacrifice and got on on a wild toss and Herrera singled to score both. In the third Huntington Beach drew a walk, a fielder's choice and an out at second, another walk, and a single to load up the bases. Colonist hurler Dick Ramena then walked in a run, and Coach John Wallin sent in southpaw Val Wiethorn to put out the blaze by fanning the next batter. With Ramella back on the mound in the fourth, the Oilers went to town to wrap-up the ball game as a walk, a sacrifice, another walk and a single scored one run to tie up the game at 2-2. Then with two away a blooper single got away from Anaheim short stop George Bishop to score two runners. A center field single scored one more before the side was retired, putting Anaheim behind 2-5. After two scoreless innings, the Oilers scored their final run in the seventh and final inning after Catcher Ed Herrera dropped a pop-up, at home plate, the runner got to second on a sacrifice, to third on a single and was tagged out at home on a beautiful throw from the outfield by John Steinborn. Another single scored the final run. In their half the seventh Anaheim scored two runs as Herrera got on on a base-on-balls and got to third on a wild throw. Roberts singled to score him and on errors and a wild pitch came home unassisted. With two men on Herbel fanned to wind up the game. Anahiem -020 ,000 -2 -4 Huntington -001 ,400 -1 -6 Robertshaw Take Industry Industrial League open night at City park where shaw-Fulton whipped up to crowd fair. Two Lo County Officials Association pipes worked the games. On and Ken Rucker. The as will work the Industrial only. The second game of the between Kwikset Horn P & L Transmission was sided affair, but they can be excused as they practice prior to last night only got their team together hurry to fill out the Most observers feel they'll after they get a few game their belt. In the first game Cliff Robertshaw threw his league's first division. He do more climbing tonights. Thos wins put fourth land just one game back and place Hollywood. The Stars and Los Angeles tonight, and the Acorns land again, Oakland wint in second place by three age points. But the top spot still the San Diego Padres, ped San Francisco Q-2 lywood lost to Sacramand Los Angeles fell before Q-2. That gave the Padrains game bulge. Gregg, a former major and native of Anaheim in his no-hitter in the ning opener. His performance included five strikeouts walks. Tripoli fought a war United States, 1801-05. to get ex-Sen. Claude Pepper to run against him in the current primary. The overture came from Smathers' close friend, Dick Danner, who telephoned Pepper's close friend John Montgomery to say: "We want you to know that if Glaude wants to run against Holland he could count on about 200 Smathers leaders to support him." "How about some money also?" asked Montgomery. "Well, there'd be some of that too," Danner replied. "We figure we'd better spend some money now than a lot more money four years from now if Pepper runs against Smathers." He had reference to the fact that ex-Senator Pepper is considered one of the smartest vote-getters in Florida, even though he was defeated by Smathers two years ago. This message was conveyed to Pepper by Montgomery, but Pepper decided not to run this year against Holland. He hasn't decided yet, however, whether he will run against Senator Smathers four years from now. Track Stars To San Diego For Meet The cream of Anaheim high school's '32 track and field squad jump into "big league" competition tomorrow as they head for the San Diego State track for preliminaries of the CIF, southern section, track championships. Despite the fact that Landon Carter, Orange flash, will also compete in the meet, it appears unlikely that he'll tangle with his arch-rival, Anaheim's Larry Kirchman in the 440. Next meeting of the pair will come either May 10 at Chaffey in the semifinals or May 17 at Huntington Beach. Coach Sam Keith indicated this morning he'll probably take a six-man team southward tomorrow—four men who qualified at last week's league finals and either one or two alternates. (Continued on Page 4) Unbeaten Mann Beats George W. By 11-6 Count Horace Mann's "A" team remained unbeaten in league competition yesterday as they rolled over George Washington's "A" team 11-6. But it took a big sixth inning to do the trick. Horace Mann started things off in the first inning. Acosta struck out, Gary Thornton struck out, and then with two away, Billy Larson singled, Lupe De Le Cruz tripled, Robert Godoy was safe on an error by the catcher, when he dropped the third strike. Shirk singled, but was picked off of first base by pitcher Hatfield. Again in the third inning Horace Mann scored three runs. Gary Thornton was safe on an error, Billy Larson had a fielder's choice, Lupe De La Cruz was out on an infield grounder, Godoy Walked, and Shirk tripled. In the fourth inning Washington got three runs back. Dick Tremble singled, Hatfield struck out, Danny Leos singled; Jess Hurtado singled, Jose Penido walked, and Ronquillo was hit by Pitcher Godoy. In the fifth inning they again scored three runs to tie the ball game up. Fisher was hit by the pitcher, Farless walked, Dick Tremble singled, Hatfield was out short to first, Danny Leos singled, Jess Hurtado singled, Jose Penido walked. At this time Billy Larson was brought in from short stop to pitch. He struck out Arciñag, Ronquillo, and got Fisher on a pop fly to the infield. With the score tied, Horace Mann got to Washington's pitcher for five runs in the sixth inning. The big blow of the inning was a booming double off the bat of Billy Larson. Hal Gregg Gets No-Hitter as Oaks Win Two Oakland's Acorns, suddenly sprouted into the Pacific Coast league's first division, might even do more climbing tonight. Hal Gregg's no-hitter and Tookie Gilbert's heavy stick combined to give the Oaks a double victory over Portland last night 3-0 and 5-2. Thos wins put fourth place Oakland just one game back of second place Hollywood. Should the Stars and Los Angeles both lose High School Tennis Team Takes Victory Anaheim high tennis squad annexed its second straight league victory over Huntington Beach yesterday afternoon on the local courts, 7-2. Anaheim courtmen dropped the third and fifth singles, at least partially attributable to the jugging of the squad necessary by the absence of Ronnie Legg. The JV's, meanwhile, won a match to the same school, 8-1. H. Hessel (A) def. Lloyd—6-3, 6-1. Bellow, (A) def. Wellet, 2-6, 6-3, Hal Gregg Gets No-Hitter as Oaks Win Two Oakland's Acorns, suddenly sprouted into the Pacific Coast league's first division, might even do more climbing tonight. Hal Gregg's no-hitter and Tookie Gilbert's heavy stick combined to give the Oaks a double victory over Portland last night 3-0 and 5-2. Thos wins put fourth place Oakland just one game back of second place Hollywood. Should the Stars and Los Angeles both lose High School Tennis Team Takes Victory Anaheim high tennis squad annexed its second straight league victory over Huntington Beach yesterday afternoon on the local courts, 7-2. Anaheim courtmen dropped the third and fifth singles, at least partially attributable to the jugging of the squad necessary by the absence of Ronnie Legg. The JV's, meanwhile, won a match to the same school, 8-1. H. Hessel (A) def. Lloyd—6-3, 6-1. Bellow, (A) def. Wellet, 2-6, 6-3, Hal Gregg Gets No-Hitter as Oaks Win Two Oakland's Acorns, suddenly sprouted into the Pacific Coast league's first division, might even do more climbing tonight. Hal Gregg's no-hitter and Tookie Gilbert's heavy stick combined to give the Oaks a double victory over Portland last night 3-0 and 5-2. Thos wins put fourth place Oakland just one game back of second place Hollywood. Should the Stars and Los Angeles both lose High School Tennis Team Takes Victory Anaheim high tennis squad annexed its second straight league victory over Huntington Beach yesterday afternoon on the local courts, 7-2. Anaheim courtmen dropped the third and fifth singles, at least partially attributable to the jugging of the squad necessary by the absence of Ronnie Legg. The JV's, meanwhile, won a match to the same school, 8-1. H. Hessel (A) def. Lloyd—6-3, 6-1. Bellow, (A) def. Wellet, 2-6, 6-3, Hal Gregg Gets No-Hitter as Oaks Win Two Oakland's Acorns, suddenly sprouted into the Pacific Coast league's first division, might even do more climbing tonight. Hal Gregg's no-hitter and Tookie Gilbert's heavy stick combined to give the Oaks a double victory over Portland last night 3-0 and 5-2. Thos wins put fourth place Oakland just one game back of second place Hollywood. Should the Stars and Los Angeles both lose High School Tennis Team Takes Victory Anaheim high tennis squad annexed its second straight league victory over Huntington Beach yesterday afternoon on the local courts, 7-2. Anaheim courtmen dropped the third and fifth singles, at least partially attributable to the jugging of the squad necessary by the absence of Ronnie Legg. The JV's, meanwhile, won a match to the same school, 8-1. H. Hessel (A) def. Lloyd—6-3, 6-1. Bellow, (A) def. Wellet, 2-6, 6-3, Hal Gregg Gets No-Hitter as Oaks Win Two Oakland's Acorns, suddenly sprouted into the Pacific Coast league's first division, might even do more climbing tonight. Hal Gregg's no-hitter and Tookie Gilbert's heavy stick combined to give the Oaks a double victory over Portland last night 3-0 and 5-2. Thos wins put fourth place Oakland just one game back of second place Hollywood. Should the Stars and Los Angeles both lose High School Tennis Team Takes Victory Anaheim high tennis squad annexed its second straight league victory over Huntington Beach yesterday afternoon on the local courts, 7-2. Anaheim courtmen dropped the third and fifth singles, at least partially attributable to the jugging of the squad necessary by the absence of Ronnie Legg. The JV's, meanwhile, won a match to the same school, 8-1. H. Hessel (A) def. Lloyd—6-3, 6-1. Bellow, (A) def. Wellet, 2-6, 6-3, Hal Gregg Gets No-Hitter as Oaks Win Two Oakland's Acorns, suddenly sprouted into the Pacific Coast league's first division, might even do more climbing tonight. Hal Gregg's no-hitter and Tookie Gilbert's heavy stick combined to give the Oaks a double victory over Portland last night 3-0 and 5-2. Thos wins put fourth place Oakland just one game back of second place Hollywood. Should the Stars and Los Angeles both lose High School Tennis Team Takes Victory Anaheim high tennis squad annexed its second straight league victory over Huntington Beach yesterday afternoon on the local courts, 7-2. Anaheim courtmen dropped the third and fifth singles, at least partially attributable to the jugging of the squad necessary by the absence of Ronnie Legg. The JV's, meanwhile, won a match to the same school, 8-1. H. Hessel (A) def. Lloyd—6-3, 6-1. Bellow, (A) def. Wellet, 2-6, 6-3, Hal Gregg Gets No-Hitter as Oaks Win Two Oakland's Acorns, suddenly sprouted into the Pacific Coast league's first division, might even do more climbing tonight. Hal Gregg's no-hitter and Tookie Gilbert's heavy stick combined to give the Oaks a double victory over Portland last night 3-0 and 5-2. Thos wins put fourth place Oakland just one game back of second place Hollywood. Should the Stars and Los Angeles both lose High School Tennis Team Takes Victory Anaheim high tennis squad annexed its second straight league victory over Huntington Beach yesterday afternoon on the local courts, 7-2. Anaheim courtmen dropped the third and fifth singles, at least partially attributable to the jugging of the squad necessary by the absence of Ronnie Legg. The JV's, meanwhile, won a match to the same school, 8-1. H. Hessel (A) def. Lloyd—6-3, 6-1. Bellow, (A) def. Wellet, 2-6, 6-3, Hal Gregg Gets No-Hitter as Oaks Win Two Oakland's Acorns, suddenly sprouted into the Pacific Coast league's first division, might even do more climbing tonight. Hal Gregg's no-hitter and Tookie Gilbert's heavy stick combined to give the Oaks a double victory over Portland last night 3-0 and 5-2. Thos wins put fourth place Oakland just one game back of second place Hollywood. Should the Stars and Los Angeles both lose High School Tennis Team Takes Victory Anaheim high tennis squad annexed its second straight league victory over Huntington Beach yesterday afternoon on the local courts, 7-2. Anaheim courtmen dropped the third and fifth singles, at least partially attributable to the jugging of the squad necessary by the absence of Ronnie Legg. The JV's, meanwhile, won a match to the same school, 8-1. H. Hessel (A) def. Lloyd—6-3, 6-1." Bellow, (A) def. Wellet, 2-6, 6-3, Hal Gregg Gets No-Hitter as Oaks Win Two Oakland's Acorns, suddenly sprouted into the Pacific Coast league's first division, might even do more climbing tonight. Hal Gregg's no-hitter and Tookie Gilbert's heavy stick combined to give the Oaks a double victory over Portland last night 3-0 and 5-2. Thos wins put fourth place Oakland just one game back of second place Hollywood. Should the Stars and Los Angeles both lose High School Tennis Team Takes Victory Anaheim high tennis squad annexed its second straight league victory over Huntington Beach yesterday afternoon on the local courts, 7-2. Anaheim courtmen dropped the third and fifth singles, at least partially attributable to the jugging of the squad necessary by the absence of Ronnie Legg. The JV's, meanwhile, won a match to the same school, 8-1. H. Hessel (A) def. Lloyd—6-3, 6-1." Bellow, (A) def. Wellet, 2-6, 6-3, Hal Gregg Gets No-Hitter as Oaks Win Two Oakland's Acorns， suddenly sprouted into the Pacific Coast league's first division， might even do more climbing tonight. Hal Gregg's no-hitter and Tookie Gilbert's heavy stick combined to give the Oaks a double victory over Portland last night 3-0 and 5-2。 Thos wins put fourth place Oakland just one game back of second place Hollywood. Should the Stars and Los Angeles both lose High School Tennis Team Takes Victory Anaheim high tennis squad annexed its second straight league victory over Huntington Beach yesterday afternoon on the local courts，7-2。 Anaheim courtmen dropped the third and fifth singles， at least partially attributable to the jugging of the squad necessary by the absence of Ronnie Legg。 The JV's，meanwhile，won a match to the same school，8-1。 H. Hessel (A) def. Lloyd—6-3，6-1." Bellow，(A) def. Wellet，2-6，6-3, Hal Gregg Gets No-Hitter as Oaks Win Two Oakland's Acorns， suddenly sprouted into the Pacific Coast league's first division， might even do more climbing tonight. Hal Gregg's no-hitter and Tookie Gilbert's heavy stick combined to give the Oaks a double victory over Portland last night 3-0和5-2。 Thos wins put fourth place Oakland just one game back of second place Hollywood. Should the Stars and Los Angeles both lose High School Tennis Team Takes Victory Anaheim high tennis squad annexed its second straight league victory over Huntington Beach yesterday afternoon on the local courts，7-2。 Anaheim courtmen dropped the third and fifth singles， at least partially attributable to the jugging of the squad necessary by the absence of Ronnie Legg。 The JV'S，meanwhile，won a match to the same school，8-1。 H. Hessel (A) def. Lloyd—6-3，6-1." Bellow，(A) def. Wellet，2-6，6-3, Hal Gregg Gets No-Hitter as Oaks Win Two Oakland's Acorns， suddenly sprouted into the Pacific Coast league's first division， might even do more climbing tonight. Hal Gregg's no-hitter and Tookie Gilbert's heavy stick combined to give the Oaks a double victory over Portland last night 3-0和5-2。 Thos wins put fourth place Oakland just one game back of second place Hollywood. Should the Stars and Los Angeles both lose High School Tennis Team Takes Victory Anaheim high tennis squad annexed its second straight league victory over Huntington Beach yesterday afternoon on the local courts，7-2。 Anaheim courtmen dropped the third and fifth singles， at least partially attributable to the jugging of the squad necessary by the absence of Ronnie Legg。 The JV'S，meanwhile，won a match to the same school，8-1。 H. Hessel (A) def. Lloyd—6-3，6-1." Bellow，(A) def. Wellet，2-6，6-3, Hal Gregg Gets No-Hitter as Oaks Win Two Oakland's Acorns， suddenly sprouted into the Pacific Coast league's first division， might even do more climbing tonight. Hal Gregg's no-hitter and Tookie Gilbert's heavy stick combined to give the Oaks a double victory over Portland last night 3-0和5-2。 Thos wins put fourth place Oakland just one game back of second place Hollywood. Should the Stars and Los Angeles both lose High School Tennis Team Takes Victory Anaheim high tennis squad annexed its second straight league victory over Huntington Beach yesterday afternoon onthe local courts，7-2。 Anaheim courtmen dropped the third and fifth singles， at least partially attributable to jugging ofthe squad necessary bythe absenceof Ronnie Legg。 The JV'S，meanwhile，won a match tothe same school，8-1。 H. Hessel (A) def. Lloyd—6-3，6-1." Bellow，(A) def. Wellet，2-6，6-3, Hal Gregg Gets No-Hitter as Oaks Win Two Oakland's Acorns， suddenly sprouted intothe Pacific Coast league'S first division， might even do more climbing tonight.Hal Gregg gets no hits in five runs in six innings.The big blow of Billy Larson was brought in from short stop to pitch.He struck out Arciñag,Ronquillo,and got Fisher ona pop flytoinfielld.Withthe score tied,Horace Mann got to Washington'S pitcherfor five runs in six innings.The big blow of Billy Larson was brought in from short stop to pitch.He struck out Arciñag,Ronquillo,and got Fisher ona pop flytoinfielld.Withthe score tied,Horace Mann got to Washington'S pitcherfor five runs in six innings.The big blow of Billy Larson was brought in from short stop to pitch.He struck out Arciñag,Ronquillo,and got Fisher ona pop flytoinfielld.Withthe score tied,Horace Mann got to Washington'S pitcherfor five runs in six innings.The big blow of Billy Larson was brought in from short stop to pitch.He struck out Arciñag,Ronquillo,and got Fisher ona pop flytoinfielld.Withthe score tied,Horace Mann got to Washington'S pitcherfor five runs in six innings.The big blow of Billy Larson was brought in from short stop to pitch.He struck out Arciñag,Ronquillo,and got Fisher ona pop flytoinfielld.Withthe score tied,Horace Mann got to Washington'S pitcherfor five runs in six innings.The big blow of Billy Larson was brought in from short stop to pitch.He struck out Arciñag,Ronquillo,and got Fisher ona pop flytoinfielld.Withthe score tied,Horace Mann got to Washington'S pitcherfor five runs in six innings.The big blow of Billy Larson was brought in from short stop to pitch.He struck out Arciñag,Ronquillo,and got Fisher ona pop flytoinfielld.Withthe score tied,Horace Mann got to Washington'S pitcherfor five runs in six innings.The big blow of Billy Larson was brought in from short stop to pitch.He struck out Arciñag,Ronquillo,and got Fisher ona pop flytoinfielld.Withthe score tied,Horace Mann got to Washington'S pitcherfor five runs in six innings.The big blow of Billy Larson was brought in from short stop to pitch.He struck out Arciñag,Ronquillo,and got Fisher ona pop flytoinfielld.Withthe score tied,Horace Mann got to Washington'S pitcherfor five runs in six innings.The big blow of Billy Larson was brought in from short stop to pitch.He struck out Arciñag,Ronquillo,and got Fisher ona pop flytoinfielld.Withthe score tied,Horace Mann got to Washington'S pitcherfor five runs in six innings.The big blow of Billy Larson was brought in from short stop to pitch.He struck out Arciñag,Ronquillo,and got Fisher ona pop flytoinfielld.Withthe score tied,Horace Mann got to Washington'S pitcherfor five runs in six innings.The big blow of Billy Larson was brought in from short stop to pitch.He struck out Arciñag,Ronquillo,and got Fisher ona pop flytoinfielld.Withthe score tied,Horace Mann got to Washington'S pitcherfor five runs in six innings.The big blow of Billy Larson was brought in from short stop to pitch.He struck out Arciñag,Ronquillo,and got Fisher ona pop flytoinfielld.Withthe score tied,Horace Mann got to Washington'S pitcherfor five runs in six innings.The big blow of Billy Larson was brought in from short stop to pitch.He struck out Arciñag,Ronquillo,and got Fisher ona pop flytoinfielld.Withthe score tied,Horace Mann got to Washington'S pitcherfor five runs in six innings.The big blow of Billy Larson was brought in from short stop to pitch.He struck out Arciñag,Ronquillo,and got Fisher ona pop flytoinfielld.Withthe score tied,Horace Mann got to Washington'S pitcherfor five runs in six innings.The big blow of Billy Larson was brought in from short stop to pitch.He struck out Arciñag,Ronquillo,and got Fisher ona pop flytoinfielld.Withthe score tied,Horace Mann got to Washington'S pitcherfor five runs in six innings.The big blow of Billy Larson was brought in from short stop to pitch.He struck out Arciñag,Ronquillo,and got Fisher ona pop flytoinfielld.Withthe 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The weather was good and the crowd fair, Two Los Angeles County Officials Association umbrellas worked the games, Orie Wise and Ken Rucker. The association will work the Industrial League only. The second game of the evening between Kwikset Hornets and P & L Transmission was a oneided affair, 22-4, but the P & L can be excused as they had no practice prior to last night and only got their team together in a hurry to fill out the schedule. Most observers feel they'll go well after they get a few games under their belt. In the first game Cliff Horton, Robertshaw-Fulton threw a solid 3½ game bulge. Gregg, a former major league and native of Anaheim, turned in his no-hitter in the seven-inning opener. His performance included five strikeouts and tour walks. Tripoli fought a war with the United States, 1801-05. Anaheim courtmen dropped the third and fifth singles, at least partially attributable to the jugling of the squad necessary by the absence of Rennie Legg. The JV's, meanwhile, won a match to the same school, 8-1. H. Hessel (A) def. Lloyd—6-3, 6-1. Bellow, (A) def. Wellet, 2-6, 6-3, 9-7. Stokes (A) lost to Carter, 6-3, 7-5. H. Hessel (A) def. Whitsun, 6-4, 5-7, 6-2. Pickard (A) def. Anthony, 2-6, 6-4, 6-1. Baker and Hanson (A) def. Bacon and Green, 6-1, 6-4. Haster and Wright (A) def. Hap and Deere, 6-0, 6-0. Geologists have found fossil remains of jellyfish which were deposited in the mud of ancient Cambrian seas millions of years ago. In Arctic rescue work, the Air Force has successfully parachuted dogs in tests to aid "stranded" men. Robertshaw AB R H AB R H Barlow, ms 4 0 1 St'nborn, lb 4 1 1 Ruther, 3b 3 1 Cland, ss 4 2 2 Covin,e 3 0 0 Huston, 2b 4 1 Ruther,1b 3 1 SW-gen,p 4 1 2 Edwards.of 1 0 1 Horton,3b 2 1 3 Snowgrt,cf 2 0 2 Newell,c 2 0 0 Ruther,hf 3 0 0 Renwick,rf 3 0 0 Updyke,f2 b 3 1 Vierra,cf 3 1 2 Cundiff,rf b 3 0 Esplnoga,lf 3 1 2 Russel,rf b 1 0 Sharp,p b 1 0 Totals b 27 c f9 Totals b 31 h 13 In the second game Pitcher Peralta held the P & L boys to five hits and he struck out 10 in the five inning ball game. Peralta also slammed a four run homer in the second inning. Kwikset right fielder also contributed a home run in the third. P & L's two Aguirre brothers matched home runs to drive in short to first, Danny Leos singled, Jess Hurtado singled, Jose Penido walked. At this time Billy Larson was brought in from short stop to pitch. He struck out Arciag, Ronquillo, and got Fisher on a pop fly to the infield. With the score tied, Horace Mann got to Washington's pitcher for five runs in the sixth inning. The big blow of the inning was a booming double off the bat of Billy Larson, which came with the bases loaded. Washington AB R H AB R H Farless,3b b 1 Oacosta,2b lf b 1 Tremble,2b b 2 Thornton,c b 2 Hatfield,p b 0 Larson,s s p b 3 Leoa,lb b 1 Cruz,k,p b 1 Hurtado,f l f b 2 Godoy,p,3 b 1 Penido,rf b 2 Shirk,c f b 1 Ron'illo,cf b 2 Garey,2b l f b 0 Archnaga,c b 3 Calvo,2h b 1 Fisher,ss b 0 Sch'wer.lb b 1 Rigby,b f b 0 Verdugo.rf b 0 Totals b 23 c f6 Totals b 26 ll The second game of the evening between Kwikset Hornets and P & L Transmission was a one-handed affair, 22-4, but the P & L can be excused as they had no practice prior to last night and only got their team together in a hurry to fill out the schedule. Most observers feel they'll go well after they get a few games under their belt. In the first game Cliff Horton, Robertshaws third baseman welldid the big stick as he banged out three consecutive hits, on a first inning three run homer. Shortstop Cleveland on by a single, pitcher Swearengen who doubled, scored ahead of Horton. Horton's second hit brought in three more runs as first baseman Weinborn. Cleveland and second baseman Huston scored on his single. Successive singles by center and left fielders Vierra and Espinoza led to their scoring the final two runs. Chicksan scored one run in the second inning on Ruthers steal home, again in the fourth; Vernon Luther walked and Edwards drove Russel.rf 1 0 0 Sharp.p 2 1 0 Totals 31 8 13 In the second game Pitcher Peralta held the P & L boys to five hits and he struck out 10 in the five inning ball game. Peralta also slammed a four run homer in the second inning. Roundtree, Kwikset right fielder, also contributed a home run in the third. P & L's two Aguirre brothers matched home runs to drive in and score their four runs. Catcher Legg connected for a triple in the fifth, but Hullet struck out to end the ball game. Tonight Knott's Berry Farm lads will meet Real Gold at City park. Time 7 p.m. Kwikset AB R H AB R H Garcia,c 4 2 2 Legg,c,p.s 2 0 1 Perita,p 4 3 3 Hulett,p.c 2 1 0 Schmidt,1b 4 2 2 Pierson,2b 2 1 1 Saldor,2b 3 2 1 Aguirre,3b 2 1 1 Weaver,2b 2 0 0 Allen,lf 2 0 0 Noggles,3b 2 2 1 Allen,lf 2 0 0 Ford,lf 2 2 0 Reeves,rf 2 0 0 Froner,lf 0 1 0 Pelser,1b 1 0 1 Rou'tree,rf 2 2 0 Aguirre,p 1 1 1 Scot,rf 0 1 0 Grisotti,ss 2 0 0 Sims,ss 2 1 2 Mixen,ss 1 1 0 Boxzell,cf 2 1 1 Mchum,ef 1 0 0 Totals .20 .22 .18 Totals .19 .4 .5 PLAYGOLF Willowick YOUR IS-HOLE PUBLIC GOLE COURSE Our New Club House is most Open to the Public Party Accommodations West Sth Street at Radio Towers SANTA ANA PH.KI.3-83H