anaheim-gazette 1952-05-05

2 Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, MAY 5, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA LARBY KIRCHMAN DICK REED Six Colonist Trackmen Win CIF Berths Although 440-ace Larry Kirchman picked up the only first place spot every Anaheim high thinclad of six-man team competing in preliminaries on the San Diego State track last Saturday, won a berth for the CIF, Southern Section Track and Field Semi-Finals at Chaffey high school oval next Saturday, May 10. An indecisive type meet that allowed nine men to qualify in each event, the prelims were highlighted chiefly by another record-lowering 440 by blazing Landon Carter from Orange. The 440 man who took the measure of Kirchman last week with an amazing 49 flat one-lapper, ran a 48.9 around two turns. Kirchman loaded to win in the other 440 heat in 50.9. Carter's mark again lowered the CIF mark. Carter and per behind Orange's Denbow and San Diego Hoover's Heskett. BILL WALKER qualified as only double winner of the day, snaring: a third in both the Bee 100 and Bee 200. Cee Mickey Gouyd, allowed in the meet on a qualifying time basis even though he had to pass up the league finals because of illness, loafed to a third in the Cee 660. Ira Webber copped a fourth place spot in the 880 as Bob Suess of Huntington Beach, expected winner, was edged by Bernard Hanson of San Diego in 1:06.6. Third place went to Howell of Kearney high. "Ailing Aaron" Peralta, after winning a chance on the spot technically won by Kirchman in league finals in the 100, took a ARCARO RIDES HILL GAIL TO KENTUCKY DERBY — Jockey looks backwards over his shoulder crosses the finish line ahead of S the 78th running of the Kentucky Derby. Weekend Sports By The Associated Press RACING LOUISVILLE—Hill Gall ($4.20) won 75th Kentucky Derby in 2:01 3/5, one fifth second off track record for 1½ miles, with Sub Fleet second and Blue Man third. BALTIMORE -- Alerted ($7) won Dixie handicap at Pimlico. NEW YORK—Parading Lady ($7.70) captured Acorn Stakes for two-year-old fillies at Belmont. ALBANY, Calif.—Intent ($4.50) won 45ers handicap at Golden Gate fields. ARCADIA, Calif.—Dudley Hanover ($5.40) won $23,000 Golden West pace. BASEBALL NEW YORK—New York Yankees traded four players. Outfielders Jackie Jenner and Archie Wilson. Pitcher Frank Shea and Infielder Jerry Snyder—to Washington for Outfielder try Noren and Infielder Tommy Un- allowed nine men to qualify in each event, the prelims were highlighted chiefly by another record-lowering 440 by blazing Landon Carter from Orange. The 440 man who took the measure of Kirchman last week with an amazing 49 flat one-lapper, ran a 48.9 around two turns, ran a 48.9 around two turns, ran a 48.9 around two turns, ran a 48.9 around two turns, ran a 48.9 around two turns, ran a 48.9 around two turns, ran a 48.9 around two turns, ran a 48.9 around two turns, ran a 48.9 around two turns, ran a 48.9 around two turns, ran a 48.9 round trip. Third place spots were taken by three Colonists, one varsity man, one Bee and one Cee. In the mid-Colonist Dick Reed took the show money in a 4:40:3 four-lap-three place spots were taken by three Colonists, one varsity man, one Bee and one Cee. In the mid-Colonist Dick Reed took the show money in a 4:40:3 four-lap-three place spots were taken by three Colonists, one varsity man, one Bee and one Cee. In the mid-Colonist Dick Reed took the show money in a 4:40:3 four-lap-three place spots were taken by three Colonists, one varsity man, one Bee and one Cee. Ira Webber copped a fourth place spot in the 880 as Bob Suess of Huntington Beach, expected winner, was edged by Bernard Hanson of San Diego in 1:06.6. Third place went to Howell of Kearney high. "Ailing Aaron" Peralta, after winning a chance on the spot technically won by Kirchman in league finals in the 100, took a fourth place in his lap of the 100 yard dash. The heat was won in 10.1. Other meet highlights saw Grossmont's Bert Koenhorst, win the 100 in 10.1 and the 220 in 22.2. Kearney's John Rushing took his hurdle test in 15.2 and 20.1. THREE BIG meets now remain for qualifiers: the Chaffey semifinals next Saturday; the Southern Section CIF finals at Huntington Beach on May 17 and the State finals at the Coliseum on the following Saturday. Twenty-seven Southern California leagues were represented in the preliminary meets held Saturday at San Diego and three other tracks in the Southland. Next Saturday winners meet both at Chaffey and Carpenteria. The Anaheim Tennis Notes Anaheim Mid-Cities C league tennis team ran into unexpected difficulty yesterday as they entertained the Huntington Park Tennis club on the local City park courts and what had been planned as a fairly easy tournament turned into one in which Anaheim was just able to break even with each team taking seven points. Anaheim, however, should still finish close to the top in its first year of competition as it went into yesterday's match just two points away from the league-leading South Gate aggregation. Final results will hinge on the last match of the season between Fullerton and Sub-Fleet second and Blue Man third. BALTIMORE -- Alerted ($7) won Dixie handicap at Pimlico. NEW YORK—Parading Lady ($7.70) captured Acorn Stakes for two-year-old fillies at Belmont. ALBANY, Calif.-Intent ($4.50) won users handicap at Golden Gate fields. ARCADIA, Calif.-Dudley Hanover ($5.40) won $25,000 Golden West pace. BASEBALL NEW YORK—New York Yankees traded four players. Outfielder Jackie Jensen and Archie Wilson. Pitcher Frank Shea and Infielder Jerry Snyder—to Washington for Outfielder Iry Noren and Infielder Tommy Upton. CHICAGO — Chicago White Sox traded Infielder Mel Hoderlein and Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim Busby to Washington for Outfielder Jim BusBy to Washington for Outfielder Jim BusBy to Washington for Outfielder Jim BusBy to Washington for Outfielder Jim BusBy to Washington for Outfielder Jim BusBy to Washington for Outfielder Jim BusBy to Washington for Outfielder Jim BusBy to Washington for Outfielder Jim BusBy to Washington for Outfielder Jim BusBy to Washington for Outfielder Jim BusBy to Washington for Outfielder Jim BusBy to Washington for Outfielder Jim BusBy to Washington for Outfielder Jim BusBy to Washington for Outfielder Jim BusBy to Washington for Outfielder Jim BusBy to Washington for Outfielder Jim BusBy to Washington for Outfielder Jim BusBy to Washington for Outfielder Jim BusBy to Washington for Outfielder Jim BusBy to Washington for Outfielder Jim BusBy to Washington for Outfielder Jim BusBy to Washington for OutFielder Jim BusBy to Washington for OutFielder Jim BusBy to Washington for OutFielder Jim BusBy to Washington for OutFielder Jim Bushy to Washington for OutFielder Jim Bushy to Washington for OutFielder Jim Bushy to Washington for OutFielder Jim Bushy to Washington for OutFielder Jim Bushy to Washington for OutFielder Jim Bushy toashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBytoWashingtonforOutFielderJimBusBYouthGolf SACRAMENTO—Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago won California Open on second hole of playoff with Ralph Lopez of Framo. PRESNO—Habe Didrikson Zaharias captured Preston Women's Open with 54-hole total of 228. ATHENS, Ga—National amateur champion Billy Maxwell won Southern Intercollegiate title with 72-hole score of 125. Huntington Beach meet is the finale for Southern California thruclads. Last year Anaheim was represented in the southern section championships by Peralta, who took a fifth in the Bee 100 and Kirchman, who went on to tie for the state 440 championship last year with Jack North of Long Beach. Anaheim Tennis Notes Anaheim Mid-Cities C league tennis team ran into unexpected difficulty yesterday as they entertained the Huntington Park Tennis club on the local City park courts and what had been planned as a fairly easy tournament turned into one in which Anaheim was just able to break even with each team taking seven points.. Anaheim, however, should still finish close to the top in its first year of competition as it went into yesterday's match just two points away from the league-leading South Gate aggregation. Final results will hinge on the last match of the season between Fullerton and Sub-Fleet second and Blue Man third. BALTIMORE -- Alerted ($7) won Dixie handicap at Pimlico. NEW YORK—Parading Lady ($7.70) captured Acorn Stakes for two-year-old fillies at Belmont. ALBANY, Calif.-Intent ($4.50) won users handicap at Golden Gate fields. ARCHADIA, Calif.-Dudley Hanover ($5.40) won $25,000 Golden West pace. BASEBALL NEW YORK—New York Yankees traded four players. Outfielders Jackie Jensen and Archie Wilson. Pitcher Frank Shea and Infidelter Jerry Snyder—to Washington for Outfieldler Iry Noren and Infidelter Tommy Upton. 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Elmer Clark 6-0, 6-2, Julian Martinez lost to Frank Blaine, 6-0, 6-4, Alec Faigleman lost to George Phipps 6-0, 6-3, Jim Webb lost to Ed Settles 11-0, 6-4, Jim Wright won from Keff Godfrey 6-1, 6-2, Earl Ryan lost to R. Pesic 6-3, 7-5, Melva Williams def. Virginia Watts 6-4, 7-5, and Mary Flynn def. Lou Penrose 6-0, 6-1. In doubles, Bob Carlson and Jim Wright def. Ed Settles and Frank Blaine 6-0, 6-4, Bob Hoskins and Alec Faigleman def. R. Pesci and Thomas 6-0, 6-3, Julian Martinez and Earl Ryan lost to George Phipps and B. Holford 6-2, 6-1, Barry Ryan and Owen Willeford lost to Kerr Godfrey and Henderman 6-1, 6-2, Mary Flynn and Bob Hoskins lost to Clark and Virginia Watts 4-6, 6-4, 6-4, and Joanne Kellogg and Owen Willeford won from Barry and Henderman 2-6, 6-3, 14-12. Anaheim Tennis club members were reminded today by the Recreation department of the regular RIDES HILL GAIL TO VICTORY IN KY DERBY — Jockey Eddie Arearo backwards over his shoulder as Hill Gall the finish line ahead of Sub Fleet to win running of the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs, Ky. Well behind are Blue Man, third; Master Fiddle, fourth; Happy Go Lucky, on rail directly behind Blue Man; Arroz (behind Master Fiddle); Count Flame and Hannibal— (Associated Press photo) kend Sports no Associated Press RACING RE -- Alerted ($7) won nap at Pimlico. BK—Parading Lady ($7.70) born Stakes for two-yearBelmont. Calif.-Intent ($4.50) won nap at Golden Gate fields. Calif.-Dudley Hanover $23,000 Golden West pace. BASEBALL NR—New York’ Yankees players, Outfielders Jackie Archle Wilson, Pitcher and Infielder Jerry Snyhington for Outfielder And Infielder Tommy Un- STANDINGS By The Associated Press Pacific Coast League W L Pet GLB San Diego 22 12 .647 Oakland 17 14 .548 2½ Hollywood 18 15 .545 2½ Los Angeles 17 15 .531 4 San Francisco 15 18 .455 6½ Seattle 15 18 .455 6½ Portland 13 18 .419 7½ Sacramento 13 20 .375 8½ Yesterday’s Results Oakland 5-2, Portland, 3-0. Los Angeles 8-6, Seattle 7-7. San Diego 4-4, San Francisco 3-7. first game 16 innings. Hollywood 4-6, Sacramento 2-0. Games Today No games scheduled. American League W L Pet GLB Boston 12 4 .750 Cleveland 11 7 .611 2 Anahi Baseball Team Takes on Fullerton Hi The third league test of the season is on tap tomorrow afternoon as Anaheim high school's baseball team meets the Fullerton Indians on La Palma field at 3 p.m. The Colonists and Indians, both middle-roaders boasting one-win, one-loss records for the first week of loop play, are rated toss-ups. Coach John Wallin's Colonist Knott’s Pile Up Big Tally In the Industrial League night, the Knott’s Berry “busboys” trounced Real to the tune of 20-2. The score indicate the caliber of the as the score read 4-2 in this The sixth inning was a trous one for the orange b by the “busboys” pushed acr runs on seven hits, eight and three errors to ma score read 20-2. The big stick for Knott Russ MacKay, first base, w lected three doubles for five six RBIs. Anderson of Real Gold w power for his team, getting for four, one being a thre blow. Pitcher Berrera o Julcers allowed nine hits on bases on balls. Wright, chu Ghost Town; allowed nin two walks, struckout eleigh Hunting Notes California duck hunters have an annual wrangle with U.S.’ Fish and Wildlife Service the duck hunting season and bag limits, are at it again For the 1952-53 season OFF TRACK RECORD FOR 11TH SUB FLEET SECOND AND BLUE COPPER -- Alerted ($7) won cap at Pimlico. K—Paradising Lady ($7.70) born Stakes for two-year-Belmont. Calif.—Intent ($4.50) won at Golden Gate fields. Calif.—Dudley Hanover $23,000 Golden West pace. BASEBALL K—New York’ Yankees players, Outfielders Jackie Archie Wilson, Pitcher Inflater Jerry Snyder and Inflader Tommy Updike Chicago White Sox owner Mel Hoderlein and bushy to Washington on Sam Mele. GH—St. Louis Cardinals owner George Munger to pitcher Bill Werle. PHIA — Phila delphia night Inflader Joe Bevan Red Sox for waiver price. GOLF NTU—Lloyd Mangrum of California Open on se- playoff with Ralph Lolabe Didrikson Zaharias who Women’s Open with of 228. Ga.—National amateur Maxwell won South- giate title with 72-hole beach meet is the fi- northern California thur- year Anaheim was in the southern sec- tionships by Peralta, fifth in the Bee 100 man, who went on to tie the 440 championship with Jack North of Long Heim Tennis Notes Mid-Cities C league ran into unexpected yesterday as they enter- the Huntington Park on the local City park that had been planned easy tournament turn- which Anaheim was break even with each seven points. Ana- erer, should still finish up in its first year of it went into yes- ch just two points the league-leading aggregation. Final re- gage on the last match between Fullerton. Keen Flower, all-Pacific coast basketballer from San Francisco, has been elected captain of the 1952-53 University of Southern Hollywood ... 18 15 .545 2½ Los Angeles ... 17 13 .604 3·0 San Francisco ... 15 18 .455 6½ Seattle ... 15 18 .455 6½ Portland ... 13 18 .419 7½ Sacramento ... 13 20 .376 8½ Yesterday's Results Oakland 5-2, Portland 3-0. Los Angeles 8-6, Seattle 7-7. San Diego 4-4, San Francisco 3-7, first game 16 innings. Hollywood 4-6, Sacramento 2-0. Games Today No games scheduled. American League W L Pet GBL Boston ... 12 4 .750 Cleveland ... 11 7 .611 2 Washington ... 8 7 .523 2½ St. Louis ... 8 8 .525 3½ New York ... 8 8 .500 4 Chicago ... 7 10 .412 5½ Philadelphia ... 6 9 .400 6 Detroit ... 4 12 .250 8 Yesterday's Results New York 8-5, Chicago 0-1. Washington 2-15, St. Louis 1-7. Philadelphia 10-6, Detroit 6-5. Cleveland 8-6. Games Today Cleveland (Lemon 2-2) at Boston (Parnell 2-0 or Scarborough 0-0). St. Louis (Pillette 2-1) at Washington (Shees 0-0). Only games scheduled. Tomorrow Night's Games Detroit at Washington. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Cleveland at New York. Chicago at Boston. National League W L Pet GBL New York ... 11 4 .723 Brooklyn ... 10 4 .714 Cincinnati ... 12 6 .667 Chicago ... 11 6 .647 1 St. Louis ... 9 ,9 .500 2½ Boston ... 7 ,12 .368 6 Philadelphia ... 2 ,11 .313 6½ Pittsburgh ... 3 ,18 .358 10 Yesterday's Results Brooklyn 6, Pittsburgh 0. New York 6, Chicago 3 (10 in). St. Louis 4-1, Boston 2-5. Cincinnati 5-8, Philadelphia 4-7. Games Today Brooklyn (Loes 2-0 or Branca 1-1) at Pittsburgh (Friend -1-3). New York (Hern -2-0) at Chicago (Minner -2-0). Only games scheduled. Tomorrow's Games Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (night). Brooklyn at Cincinnati (night). Boston at Chicago. New York at St. Louis (night). monthly meeting of the club tor- night at 7:00 in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Williams at 405 West Sycamore st. Newcomers to Anaheim who may be interested in tennis, regardless of their ability, are urged to attend the meeting in order to get acquainted with other local players. Although the club is only three months old, membership is steadily increasing with approximately six players now enrolled. Ken Flower, all-Pacific coast basketballer from San Francisco, has been elected captain of the 1952-53 University of Southern Hollywood ... 18 15 .545 2½ Los Angeles ... 17 13 .604 3·0 San Francisco ... 15 18 .455 6½ Seattle ... 15 18 .455 6½ Portland ... 13 18 .419 7½ Sacramento ... 13 20 .376 8½ Fullerton Hi The third league test of the season is on tap tomorrow afternoon as Anaheim high school's baseball team meets the Fullerton Indians on La Palma field at 3 p.m. The Colonists and Indians, both middle-roaders boasting one-win, one-loss records for the first week of loop play, are rated toss-ups. Coach John Wallin's Colonist squad won their opener last week with Santa Ana, 2-0; then dropped a game to Huntington Beach on Thursday, 6-4. League Logs W L Orange ... Huntington ... Anaheim ... Fullerton ... Santa Ana ... Newport ... City League Opens Tonight, At City Park City Softball League opens the season tonight with two games. The 7 o'clock game is between Los Alamitos Merchants and Stanton Merchants. In the second game, you will see Davies Bakery. tangle with Koopman's Furniture. Game time for the second game is 8:30. St. George, the patron saint of England, is believed to have been born and died in Lod (now Lydda) in Paletstine which is also the place where he is supposed to have killed a dragon. Industrial Softball League Schedule First game at: 7:00 p.m. — Second game at:8:30 p.m. FIRST ROUND May & Real Gold vs Kwikset Chicksaan vs P & L Trans. May & Knott's Berry vs Robertshaw May & Robertshaw vs P & L Trans. Real Gold vs Chicksan May & Knott's Berry vs Kwikset Robertshaw vs Real Gold May & Knott's Berry vs Kwikset Robertshaw vs Real Gold May & Knott's Berry vs Kwikset Robertshaw vs Real Gold May & Knott's Berry vs Kwikset Robertshaw vs Real Gold May & Knott's Berry vs Kwikset Robertshaw vs Real Gold May & Knott's Berry vs Kwikset Robertshaw vs Real Gold May & Knott's Berry vs Kwikset Robertshaw vs Real Gold May & Knott's Berry vs Kwikset Robertshaw vs Real Gold May & Knott's Berry vs Kwikset Robertshaw vs Real Gold May & Knott's Berry vs Kwikset Robertshaw vs Real Gold May & Knott's Berry vs Kwikset Robertshaw vs Real Gold May & Knott's Berry vs Kwikset Robertshaw vs Real Gold May & Knott's Berry vs Kwikset Robertshaw vs Real Gold May & Knott's Berry vs Kwikset Robertshaw vs Real Gold May & Knott's Berry vs Kwikset Robertshaw vs Real Gold May & Knott's Berry vs Kwikset Robertshaw vs Real Gold May & Knott's Berry vs Kwikset Robertshaw vs Real Gold May & Knott's Berry vs Kwikset Robertshaw vs Real Gold May & Knott's Berry vs Kwikset Robertshaw vs Real Gold May & Knott's Berry vs Kwikset Robertshaw vs Real Gold May & Knott's Berry vs Kwikset Robertshaw vs Real Gold May & Knott's Berry vs Kwikset Robertshaw vs Real Gold May & Knott's Berry vs Kwikset RobertshawvsRealGold May & Knott's BerryvsRealGold Hunting Notes California duck hunters have an annual wrangle with U.S.' Fish and Wildlife Service; the duck hunting season and bag limits are at it again. For the 1952-53 season hunters had a 45-day early start in the northern counties of California, a split 60-day season; the balance of the state, a bag limit and possession limit at least eight ducks, and an investigation by federal and agencies on the values of artificial waterfowl feeding; aims to control crop defenses; Spokesmen for the Organsorts of California assist waterfowl season be fixed before December; in the new state of the nation. Two sets are required for the release of the state. The split set has been followed in the past last year, a 60-day straight shot was in effect. The hunters do not like the law permitting a daily bag possession limit of six ducks; told Albert Day, director of federal service, that bag possession limit should be at least eight or if the daily bag limit is less than eight, then two limits in session should be permitted. The regulations for the hunter of federal migratory birds were fixed early in August. If You Drive! Don't Drink! ROY L. 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The big stick for Knott's was MacKay, first base, who collected three doubles for five, and RBIs. Anderson of Real Gold was the over for his team, getting three four, one being a three-base low. Pitcher Berrera of thecers allowed nine hits and 17 ones on balls. Wright, chucker of host Town; allowed nine hits, walks, struckout eight. Knott's Berry Real Gold AB R H AB R H Out,3b 4 3 Anderson,c 4 1 3 Haael,2b 1 1 Sehorn,rf 4 0 1 Ker,2b 2 2 Klinner,3b 3 0 1 Can,e f 2 2 Mc'night,ef 4 0 1 Ner,c 2 2 Stillwell,ss 4 0 0 Actor,rf 2 1 Malonee,1b 4 0 0 Rd,rf 2 1 Mar'ette,lf 2 0 0 Kay,ss 4 2 Maxey,lf 0 0 0 Kay,ls 5 1 Her'udes,2b 1 1 Erick,lf 3 2 Berrera,p 2 0 1 Right,p 1 2 0 Totals 30 20 9 Totals 31 2 * Hunting Notes California duck hunters who are an annual wrangle with the Fish and Wildlife Service over duck hunting season and the limits, are at it again. For Your Queen of HEART'S Your Mother Here's to the gal who has your heart, your Mom. 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