anaheim-gazette 1952-07-01

Davies Bakery Beats Cypress Bv 2-0 Score Last night in a single game at La Palma park, Davies Bakery edged Cypress Merchants 2-0. Art Altheide the bakery pitcher threw a brilliant two hitter, and in doing so struck out 14 Cypress batsmen. Del Martens, Davies third baseman, led his team at the plate with two hits in three trips to the plate. Del also drove in one run and scored the other on Dale Woleim's first inning single. In the first inning hits by Marvin Fluegge, Martens and Wolein accounted for all of the Davies runs. Tom Ritchie the Merchant pitcher pitched four hit ball in losing. Ritchie let up only one hit after the first inning. Johnny Borgus and Dick Gulman got the only hits for the Cypressmen. The only time the Merchants seemed to threaten was in the sixth inning when with one out Borgus walked, Gulman followed with a double, putting men on second and third, but Altheide then proceeded to get the next batters on strike outs. TULARE, (PA) — The scramble for three places on the U.S. decathlon team for the Olympic games gets under way today, with Tulare's famed Bob Mathias leading two dozen or more athletes into the two-day grind. Mathias, now a 21-year-old junior at Stanford, amazed the world when, as a high school kid of 17, he captured the decathlon crown in the 1848 games at London. SHEPARD, LINDELL LEAD PCL PITCHERS Right handers Larry Shepard and John Lindell hold most of the Pacific Coast league pitching laurels. Shepard, with four wins and no defeats, tops the circuit. Lindell had won the most games through Sunday with 12 against four losses. He also is the strike-out leader with 90. Three Big Innings Win Game for First Baptists The First Baptist softball team had three big innings to defeat Bethel Baptist 10 to 1 at the Anaheim City park last night. Bethel Baptist led 1-0 going into the third inning only to have First Baptist score three runs on three hits; adding four more runs in the sixth and three more in the seventh. George Fowler was the big sticker of the evening getting three hits on three trips to the plate for the losers. Gene Beardsly and Jim Ball collected two hits apiece for First Baptist. Beardsley allowed two hits in the second inning when Bethel Baptist scored its lone run. Santa Ana College Schedules Grid Game in Mexico With the Santa Ana college football schedule opening with the "Football Fiesta" in Santa Ana September 12 when the Dons meet the University of Mexico City, a return engagement has now also been officially announced. REPORTS TO DODGERS from Sacred Heart High with Santa Barbara Man sportsmen. Warren was was signed by Brooklyn 000 and sent to their farm soning. Legion Baseball Team Plays H. B. Here Tomorrow. Fresh off their hair-bread one-for-the-books win over San Ana, Anaheim's American Legion baseball club will meet the Hunti ton Beach team at LaPalma p tomorrow afternoon at 5 p.m. Although edged out of the no athlon team for the Olympic games gets under way today, with Tulare's famed Bob Mathias leading two dozen or more athletes into the two-day grind. Mathias, now a 21-year-old junior at Stanford, amazed the world when, as a high school kid of 17, he captured the decathlon crown in the 1848 games at London. SAN FRANCISCO. (P)—Eddie Carr, crack halfback whose professional football career appeared ended with a leg injury two years ago, will be back in uniform with the San Francisco 49ers of the National league. For almost two years, Carr has lifted a fifty pound weight with his leg 200 times daily. Santa Ana College Schedules Grid Game in Mexico With the Santa Ana college football schedule opening with the "Football Fiesta" in Santa Ana September 12 when the Dons meet the University of Mexico City, a return engagement has now also been officially announced. The Don squad will wind up their season late in December with a trip to Mexico City for two games with the same University of Mexico City (Institue Politecnico National). The National squad coached by Lambert J. Dehner is the leading team in the Mexican scholastic competition and the game in Santa Ana with the Mexican City eleven Sept. 12 should be a new brand of football for Orange county fans. A lavish half-time show has also been promised by the LULAC of Orange county, co-sponsors of the game. HOSPITAL HAS PULSATING MATTRESS DALLAS. (P)—Parkland hospital has a pulsating mattress designed to relieve possible bed sores of bulbar polio patients or those having other types of paralysis. It is one of the first to be used in the Southwest. Pulsation of the mattress eases body pressure areas and forces blood circulation. The mattress is also said to be useful on rocking beds which, by use of a rocking motion, allow the patient to breathe easier. If You Drive! Don't Drink Anaheim Midgets Pull Game from Fire, Win 3-2 Trailing the Costa Mesa Midget by 2-1 going into the final frame, Anaheim tallied twice on a walk and four consecutive singles to win a Valley League tilt 3-2, yesterday at LaPalma. The game-winning blow was a smash through the box which allowed Alan Moody to score. Other hits in the rally were garnered by Denny Fitzpatrick and Richie Blankmeyer, who drove in the tying run and is now pacing his teammates with a .471 average. Anaheim hurler Bob Scholz mixed up his slants well enough to limit the visitors but five hits while striking out seven and issuing a single free pass. 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There is still room for more boys to sign up—ages 13 to 19. Tonight's schedule: Capitols vs. Lakers; 7:00; Bullets vs. Knickers; bockers at 8:00; Warriors vs. Royals, 9:00. The trotting mare Proximity, now retired, is the only horse to score repeat victories in such major harness racing stakes as The Titan. The Arden and the American Trotting Championship. Augie Guglielmo, National League umpire, is a veteran of 27 months service in the South Pacific during World War II. He participated in the invasions of Hollandia and Blak. For Health, Lat California Fruit It’s the Field Against Stars, Take on Oakland By The Associated Press Hollywood looked like a safe bet today to hold onto first place in the Pacific Coast League as it heads north to tackle third place Oakland. The Stars are three games ahead of second place San Diego, but they don’t expect an easy time with the Oaks. The Oaks have been coming fast and looked strong last week in swamping seventh place San Francisco five games to one. The best Hollywood could do was to take a 4-3 edge over fourth place Los Angeles. But the Stars’ three game margin gives them plenty of room to move around in. San Diego hopes to pick up some ground on the Stars at Portland. The Beavers are sixth. With some luck, the Padres might gain on the league leaders. Portland was only able to take a 4-3 edge over Sacramento last week. Los Angeles, which looked good at times against the Stars, takes on weak San Francisco. STANDINGS By The Associated Press Pacific Coast League W. La. Pet GBL Hollywood 54 35 .607 San Diego 51 28 .572 Oakland 48 39 .552 Los Angeles 44 45 .494 Seattle 41 42 .494 Portland 38 46 .452 San Francisco 27 52 .416 Sacramento 27 53 .411 Yesterday’s Results None scheduled. Games Today Hollywood (Pettit 2-2 at Oakland) (Gettel 3-8) San Diego (Henry 9-0 or Al Olsen 5-1) at Portland (Sanford 6-1) San Francisco (Banfield 6-1) Tennis N Anaheim tennis play grade and under, who in the Anaheim Recreation department round rook tournaments for boys are to turn in their Mrs. Bob Williams park courts at any time during the regular after periods from one o’clock. Any child wishing to keep score and set, is urged to sign or not he is very skilful tournament will afford lent opportunity for w perience. Each child will player person in his division with the winner being win the greatest number Ribbons will be awarded Recreation department place winners. Tennis will be set up from the rest matches, so that challege made for the remain summer. The two per ing the most improvement end of the summer, first position on the la be given cans of new t HIGH SCHOOL p years old and under whi ning to enter the playe National Junior Pu mixed doubles division minded that the deadli try is on July 5. Ball playoffs are furnished is no entry fee, so th players may feel free against the more e players. Winners will sored by the Recreation ment at the national fi held in Long Beach first week in August. Entries Mount For Anaheim’s Own Olympics Seven entries over the weekend brought field for the feature event of the first All-City track meet and Junior Olympics to 11. An outstanding entrant over the weekend was Golden Tuenz, 42. Tuenz ran in the 1929 Olympic trials in Los Angeles and placed sixth. In 1928, he won the Fullerton marathon and in 1929, he was second in the Placentia marathon. All of these races were over 26 miles in distance. Calvin Steward of the Park Athletic club also entered. He ran for Anaheim High school in varsity track in the years of 1943 and 1944. Albert Jones, Dick Booher, Don Dawson, Fred Gregory, and Mike Beach round out the entries for the marathon at present. Teammates of Steward’s for the PAC are Dick Garabedian and Tom Menasco in the open shotput. Garabedian also entered in the 100 meters, 50 meters, and 120 meter low hurdles. Entry blanks may be filled out at City Hall. Prizes Awarded For Bike Day Over 100 participants and spectators watched the Bike Day at the City park Friday. The events followed the parade which went through the heart of town. The riders were lead by a motorcycle policeman. After returning to the park the winners of the best decorated bikes were announced. They were John Thill and Carolyn Crog. The next event followed immediately with Jim Swensen first, Bay Jones second, and Dennis Carpenter third, of the A division of maneuvers. In the B division Robert Dicky placed first, Bill Loessin second, Cathlene Stoutlin third. Of interest to all paper buyers STANDINGS By Associated Press Pacific Coast League W. L. Pet GBL Hollywood 54 35 .607 San Diego 51 28 .572 Oakland 48 39 .552 Los Angeles 44 45 .494 Seattle 41 42 .494 Portland 38 46 .452 San Francisco 37 52 .416 Sacramento (Elliott) 6-7 at Seattle (Wildmar) 6-5. Yesterday’s Results None scheduled. Games Today Hollywood (Pettit) 8-2 at Oakland (Gettel) 8-6. San Diego (Henry) 0-0 or Al Olsen 3-8 at Portland (Sanford) 6-4. San Francisco (Beyens) 1-6 at Los Angeles (Chandler) 7-3 or Dubel (4-4). Sacramento (Elliott) 6-7 at Seattle (Wildmar) 6-5. American League W. L. Pet GBL New York 32 26 .600 Boston 37 21 .544 Chicago 28 22 .544 Washington 25 30 .528 Cleveland 27 22 .536 St. Louis 22 27 .484 Philadelphia 27 32 .450 Detroit 22 46 .325 Yesterday’s Results Boston 3, New York 3. Washington 6, Philadelphia 2. Chicago 7, Detroit 2. Only games scheduled. Games Today Boost (Truitt) 6-2 at New York (Raschli) night. Washington (Moreno) 3-5 at Philadelphia (Kellner) night. St. Louis (Byrne) (7) or Bearden (2-1) at Cleveland (Feller) night. Chicago (Pierce) 8-6 at Detroit Night 3-2. Tomorrow’s Games Chicago at Detroit. St. Louis at Cleveland. Washington at Philadelphia (night). Boston at New York. National League W. L. Pet GBL Brooklyn 41 15 .728 New York 44 22 .667 Chicago 28 30 .559 St. Louis 38 34 .528 Philadelphia 30 26 .455 Cincinnati 31 38 .499 Boston 27 42 .391 Pittsburgh 15 55 .254 Yesterday Results Philadelphia (Xox) at Brooklyn (Branca) 4-2. New York (Gregg) 0-1 at Boston (Jones) 0-2) night. Cincinnati (Raffenberger) 5-5 at St. Louis (Mizell) 2-5) night. Pittsburgh (Main) 1-6 or Kline 0-4) at Chicago (Ramsdell) -1). Tomorrow’s Games Philadelphia at Brooklyn (2). Pittsburgh at Chicago (2). New York at Boston. Cincinnati at St. Louis (night). Softball Tonight Church League (City Park) 7:15—Cypress Baptist vs. Stanton Community. 8:30—Nazarene vs. St. Boniface. Industrial League (La Palma Park) 7:15—Robertshaw vs. Kwikset. 8:30—Real Gold vs. P & L Transmission. Jr. League Results SOFTBALL A League Junior C of C & S Schaefflers S. Cotliers S, Foster Freeze I. GASKETBALL The most hits off one in one game was 36 o Wadsworth who hurled for ville when that club wa National League in 1894. high school basketball start tonight at the gym with the first game 7:00. will be given the winner payoffs. The league will be a double round and aination playoff. signed up are urged their games. There is for more boys to sign 13 to 19. schedule: Capitols vs. 80; Bullets vs. Knickerbocker 8:00; Warriors vs. 100. ting mare Proximity, it is the only horse to victories in such ma racing stakes as The Arden and the Ameri-g Championship. uglielmo. National spine, is a veteran of service in the South ing World War II. He is in the invasions of and Blak. Lat California Fruit winners of the best decorated bikes were announced. They were John Thill and Carolyn Crog. The next event followed immediately with Jim Swenson first, Bay Jones second, and Dennis Carpenter third, of the A division of maneuvers. In the B division Robert Dicky placed first, Bill Loessin second, Cathlene Stoutlain third. Of interest to all paper buyers will be the paper throw. Winners of the A division were Ken Carpenter first and Charles Ashburn second. In B division winners were John MacDonald first, and Jeff Batts second. Great interest was shown when the boys and girls showed off their hard practiced stunts. The cheers rang out for Bill Loessin who took first, John MacDonald second, and Mark Fowler third. Bill took home the prize donated by Orvall's Bike shop. The drawing was held before the big race. Winners of the drawing were Tom Tucker, with lucky number eight and the prize from Wiesser's Sport shop. Robert Dicky took home another drawing prize from Gamble's Western Auto. The race was the last event and the competition was swift for first prize of a flashlight donated by Nadorff Hardware in the A division taken by Ken Carpenter. Second went to Mike Chamberlain. In the B division the prize of another flashlight was given by West Bros. Auto Supply. First prize Powler, second Schriewer, and third Bill Loessin. In the C division Donna Shelley came in first and won a cap from Bob Williams Sport Shop. Nadine Shelly came in second and Janet Thill came in third. MOTHER BECOMES PLASTIC DESIGNER CLEVELAND. (P)—Mrs. John T. Leach's interest in sewing has resulted in her combining a family with a career as director of design and research for a plastic products company in Akron, O. She got into the work after friends urged her to present her clothespin apron design to a manufacturer. She was hired and now designs such items as aprons, raincoats, curtains and cosmetic cape-stoles. Mrs. Leach leaves a temporary housekeeper in charge of her two young children when she commutes to work. Shop Friday Night TU 9 first and won a cap from Bob Williams Sport Shop. Nadine Shelly came in second and Janet Thill came in third. The most hits off one in one game was 36 o Wadsworth who hurled for ville when that club wa National League in 1894. THINGS TO COME CONQUER YOUR CONSTIPATION A remarkable medical city is offered in McCoy's Tabs. You can quickly buy your constipation and restor clarity. No violent purge muss—no fuss—nothing to McCoy's Norm Tabs create gel bulk and give you comfort movements. They are less to take over any long time and the dose never has increased. Easily carried in purse. 21 Tabs 25s. 90 Tabs 200 Tabs $2.00. On sale at M Drug Store, 100 W. Center, heim. Tennis Notes Anaheim tennis players, eighth grade and under, who wish to play in the Anaheim Recreation department round robin singles tournaments for boys and girls are to turn in their entries to Mrs. Bob Williams at the City park courts at any time this week during the regular afternoon class periods from one o'clock to four o'clock. Any child who is able to keep score and play for one set, is urged to sign up whether or not he is very skilled as the tournament will afford an excellent opportunity for valuable experience. Each child will play every other person in his division one set, with the winner being the one to win the greatest number of sets. Ribbons will be awarded by the Recreation department to the first place winners. Tennis ladders will be set up from the results of these matches, so that challenges may be made for the remainder of the summer. The two persons showing the most improvement at the end of the summer, from their first position on the ladders, will be given cans of new tennis balls. HIGH SCHOOL players 18 years old and under who are planning to enter the play-offs for the National Junior Public Parks mixed doubles division are reminded that the deadline for entry is on July 5. Balls for the playoffs are furnished and there is no entry fee, so that younger players may feel free to enter against the more experienced players. Winners will be sponsored by the Recreation department at the national finals to be held in Long Beach during the first week in August with doubles. 2 Anaheim Gazette TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1962 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA BOBBY McDANIEL, Buena Park Lynx catcher, last night singled to drive home the winning run as the BP's defeated Monrovia, 1 to 0, at Buena Park. Lynx Squeeze By Monrovia The Buena Park Lynx last night took the measure of Monrovia, 1 to 0, in a game played at BP. Buena Park scored the winning tally in the fourth inning when Caroline Broady, second baseman, walked. Third baseman Lockabey doubled in the sixth, but both were left stranded. Monrovia threatened in the third when Monie Hoehn, pitcher, tripled but was unable to advance with the score. Tonight, the Lynx play at Monterey Park. Thursday they tackle their cross-country rivals, Orange, at BP. Chuck Drazenovich, fullback NATIONAL SUMMER PARKS mixed doubles division are reminded that the deadline for entry is on July 5. Balls for the playoffs are furnished and there is no entry fee, so that younger players may feel free to enter against the more experienced players. Winners will be sponsored by the Recreation department at the national finals to be held in Long Beach during the first week in August, with doubles winners also becoming eligible to compete in singles. Mary Flynn and Floyd Baker have already qualified as singles entrants by winning the recent Anaheim Closed Tennis Tournament in the junior division. THE ANAHEIM Junior Girls' Tennis team will play hostess to the Whittier girls' team tomorrow evening in the opening round of the Southern California Junior Tennis League for 1952 on the local city park courts. Matches get under way by six o'clock in a twilight league which features girls rounds on Wednesday evening, with the boys playing every Thursday. Both divisions have three singles matches and two doubles matches with singles wins accounting for one point each and doubles racking up two counters each. The Anaheim girls' team will be playing a double round against three other teams, with the boys playing in a single round 10 team league. Girls tentatively slated to see action on Wednesday for Anaheim will be Jean Williams, Karen Lenain, and Pat Santi in the singles; with Mary Flynn and Judy Ramori teaming for the first doubles, and Joanne Kellogg and Judy Debeve teaming for the second doubles. The most hits off one pitcher one game was 36 off John Fadsworth who hurled for Louisville when that club was in the National League in 1894. Lynx Squeeze By Monrovia The Buena Park Lynx last night took the measure of Monrovia, 1 to 0, in a game played at BP. Buena Park scored the winning tally in the fourth inning when Caroline Broady, second baseman, walked. Third baseman Lu Mahoney, of Anaheim, sacrificed her to second. Center fielder Annabelle Lockabey was out, short to first, moving Broady to third. Bobby McDaniel, catcher, singled, Broady scoring. Lynx shortstop Ruby Moore doubled in the fifth inning and Lockabey doubled in the sixth, but both were left stranded. Monrovia threatened in the third when Monie Hochn, pitcher, tripled but was unable to advance with the score. Tonight, the Lynx play at Monterey Park. Thursday they tackle their cross-country rivals, Orange, at BP. Chuck Drazenovich, fullback and linebacker for the Washington Redskins, captained the 1949-50 Penn State boxing team. Texas Christian U. and Michigan State College will meet in football for the first time at East Lansing, Mich., Oct. 10, 1953. WE WILL CLOSE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JULY 4 and 5 PLEASE ORDER EARLY FOR WEEKEND NEEDS REDWOOD FENCES!! 5 FOOT HIGH COMMUNITY FENCE $120 Per Lin. Ft Good quality Redwood materials cut to length. An unusually good buy. We recommend painting. See our display. 5 FOOT REDWOOD SOLID BOARD FENCE $115 Per Lin. Ft For economy and utility, here's a fence hard to equal. REDWOOD 1" x 6" and SHEATHING 1" x 8" S4S $7500 Per Thousand Here's a builder's bargain! This stock normally sells for $105 per thousand. 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