anaheim-gazette 1952-06-20

OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK ALL CITY TRACK MEET AND JUNIOR OLYMPICS La Palma Park, July 23. Name Address Age Division EVENTS All entries must be received by the Recreation department no later than Friday, July 11. Entries may be mailed to the Recreation department, City Hall, or may be left at the City park game room. Recreation Department Plans All-City Track Meet, July 23 Anaheim Recreation department will hold its first All-City track meet in conjunction with the Juvenile League's Junior Olympics. The All-City track meet will be an annual affair and has events for all age groups. The meet will be July 23, at La Palma park. Preliminaries, if necessary, will be held on Wednesday afternoon, July 16, at the high school track. The feature event of the meet will be the marathon. A trophy will be awarded the winner in this event. The race will start and end at La Palma park and will be three miles and 256 yards. All entrants must enter an official entry blank no later than July 11. Entrants must live in the Anaheim Union High school district. Listed below are the divisions and events in each division. If there is an event you are interested in and wish to enter it, contact the organizers. THROW; Relay—8 man. Ages 13-15 100 meter dash; 50 meter dash; 75 meter hurdles, low; High jump; Broad jump; Shot put. Ages 16-18 100 meter dash; 50 meter dash; 75 meter high hurdles; 120 meter low hurdles; Shot put; Broad jump; High jump. Ages 19 and up 100 meter dash; 50 meter dash; 75 meter high hurdles; 120 meter low hurdles; Shot put; High jump; Broad jump. LYNX TAKE FRESNO, 2-1 The Buena Park Lynx scored two runs in the second inning of its game with Fresno last night at Buena Park and went on to win the contest 2 to 1. The two LYNX TAKE FRESNO, 2-1 The Buena Park Lynx scored two runs in the second inning of its game with Fresno last night at Buena Park and went on to win the contest 2 to 1. The two teams will square off again tonight at the ball park, Eighth and Hanson, Buena Park, at 8:30. The Lynx second inning uprising began when second baseman (or is it basewoman?) Carolyn Broady singled. Lu Mahoney sacrificed Broady to second and she went to third on a single by centerfielder Annabelle Lockabey. Lynx pitcher Tommy Slappey poked a fly ball to the outfield; Broady tagged up at third and scored after the putout. To keep the scoring threat going, right fielder Joan Alsup singled, catcher Bobby McDaniels singled, and Lockabey scored. Alsup was thrown out at the plate trying to score on the hit, retiring the side. The Rockets scored in the second when Kay Rich, the shortstop, poiled a homer with nobody on. Carolyn Broaday and Joan Alsup picked up the Lynx other two hits, both singles. Batteries for Buena Park were Slappey and McDaniels; for Fresno Alice Beresford and Betty Schlegel. R H E Buena Park 2 6 2 Fresno 1 3 3 BILL SWEENEY'S steadily advancing Seattle Rainiers, an early season disappointment, beat Oakland the easy way, scoring five runs in the first inning and coasting in 6 to 2. Rookie Ronnie Mahrt couldn't get the side out and had to be relieved in the very first inning. The Rainiers combined four singles with two walks for their game winning rally. Sacramento's Glen Elliott was in rare form as he pitched Joe Gordon's team to a 7 to 0 victory over San Francisco. Al Lien of the Seals matched him in a scoreless duel until the sixth, when the Sacs scored once, but he blew up in the seventh. Seattle, in moving past Los Angeles in the standings, edged to within a half game of third place Oakland. thrilling thoroughbred RACING Enjoy a day at beautiful HOLLYWOOD PARK See America's finest thoroughbreds and the country's outstanding jockeys at the beautiful "track of the lakes and flowers" in Inglewood. coming! next Saturday, June 21 An Outstanding 8 Race Program featuring the Cinema Handicap 1-1/16 Miles $25,000 Added Lakes & Flowers Handicap 7 Fortunes $20,000 Added telephone now for reserved seats! You may purchase reserved seats in advance for any days of the meeting. Phone ORegon 8-1161 or OReard 7-7151...ask for "Reservations." admission prices (including taxes) GRANDSTAND $1.25 CLUBHOUSE 2.45 Only $1.20 Extra for RESERVED SEATS NOW TO JULY 19 6 RACES DAILY (Seattle Sun, and Mon.) POST TIME 1:30 Daily ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. MOVING - STORAGE General Trucking PHONE 2122— 505 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Anaheim Golf Association Has Big Field Day at Meadowlark GAZETTE PHOTOS BY SLOBODIAN GANAHL receives the Anaheim Golf Association's championship trophy from President John Shea at Meadowlark golf course yesterday as part of the ason's big field day. WINNAHS, and runners-up, of the recently completed 14th annual golf tournament flights receive trophies Left to right, Al Riutcel, John Shea, and Vern Packar Y-Dong Dilly goes on San Diego The Associated Press Little for first place in the coast League races una-San Diego. Good dumped the Padres night, 7 to 4, and mov-in one game of Lefty pace-setters. The big bat back Phillips was the de- John Ganahl Wins Trophy In Tourney By JIM SLOBODIAN The Anaheim Golf association held a close Field Day yesterday at Meadowlark golf course with 30 duffers teeing off. The big play of the day was the Grand championship, between flight winners of the recently completed AGA tournament—John Ganahl, John Shea and Ray Van Wargens, with the AGA AN DIEGO The Associated Press tattle for first place in the Coast League races unaSan Diego. Good dumped the Padres night, 7 to 4, and movhin one game of Lefty space-setters. The big bat back Phillips was the deector. He drove in six a home run, a double singles. Adres played the game to the hilt, however, and cases loaded with two out of 10,150 saw the ed Adams hurl Portland win over the power Angeles: Adams whiffed was in complete charge. vars collected 11 hits, innermers by Joe Brovla and Hart. The Angeles have the Oregon outfit only eight starts. WEENEY'S steadily-ad- battle Rainiers, an early appointment, beat Oak-easy way, scoring five first inning and coast-2. Rookie Ronnie Mahrt at the side out and had eved in the very first Rainiers combined with two walks for winning rally. Into's Glen Elliott was arm as he pitched Joe Jam to a 7 to 0 victory Francisco. Al Lien of matched him in a score-until the sixth, when scored once, but he blew seventh. In moving past Los An- ne standings, edged to half game of third place MARTY KEOUGH SIGNS WITH BOSOX, $100,000 POMONA (AP)—Marty Keough, Pomona high school's star pitcher, has signed a contract with the Boston American League club for a bonus that may top $100,000. The 18-year-old Southern California prep player of the year signed up yesterday. Eight major league teams were said to have sought him. PEARS, YOUNGER ON RAMS' ROSTER LOS ANGELES (AP)—Su Tom Fears, co-hero in the N-geles Rams' 24-17 victory Cleveland for the 1951 N-Football league championship halfback Paul (Tank) Your day signed new contracts. 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Games Toys Pittsburgh (Pollet 2-7) at Brooklyn (Wade 5-5). Chicago (Minner 6-2) at New York (Jagile 9-2), night. St. Louis (Staley 9-4) at Boston (Wilson 5-5) night. Koopman and Hunts Take Softball Tilts Last night at city park in the first game of a doubleheader, Koopman Furniture beat the Magnolia Cobras in a close game, 4 to 2. Koopman scored its tieing and winning runs in the sixth inning. Gordie VanDyke Koopman, third baseman, hit a boning triple over the left fielder's head to drive in Tony Borgus and Wilbur Phillips. VanDyke later scored on a passed ball by the catcher. Jess Koopman the winning hurler allowed only four hits. In the second game Hunts' Foods beat Davies' Bakery 7 to 2. Eddy Farr started for the winners and allowed one hit in the four innings he pitched. The lone hit was a line triple by the first batter to face him, Art Michel. Floyd Lockaby finished the game for Hunts. Ed Heinz and Gene Piantoni were the 'leading hitters for Hunts'. 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