anaheim-gazette 1952-10-13

California Outdoors By JIM THOMAS (Associated Press Outdoors Editor) The Duck Hunters association of California Friday mailed a bulletin to all its members urging them to take full advantage of all the federal relaxation of feeding regulations for ducks in the San Joaquin and Sacramento valleys. "The present crisis is one that calls for all out effort to do what we can and do it now," says the bulletin, which is signed by W. P. Caino, secretary. Race Track Gets Improvements for Coming Meeting LOS ALAMITOS. — Completion of a $100,000 program of improvement and expansion in preparation for the Oct. 29 opening of Southern California's second all-quarter horse meeting with pari-mutuel wagering was announced today by Frank Vessels, president and general manager of the Los Alamitos race course. The colorful little plant, hastily constructed last year after a bottle over racing dates, has been almost completely rebuilt, with the racing strip itself moved 50 feet south to permit expansion of facilities. Vessels said that the major improvements included the building of a permanent roof over the grandstand, resurfacing of the entire grounds with blacktop and the addition of 1400 seats to bring the seating capacity of the plant to 5000. In addition, steps have been taken to speed up the operation of the mutual department, the judges' stand relocated to pro- The relaxed federal regulation, announced Tuesday by fish and wildlife service director, Albelt M. Day, permits feeding on all duck shooting areas until two days before the season starts, and permits feeding within 300 yards of the shooting blinds after the start of the season. The relaxation is the first official recognition to come out of Washington that California has special problems in caring for waterfowl which need special attention. The relaxation by Day was the result of a tremendous amount of work by Ben Glading, chief of the fish and game department game management branch, Director Seth Gordon, and assistant regional director of the U. S. fish and wildlife service, Paul T. Quick. Glading, chairman of the Pacific Flyway council, had to obtain the approval of all other states in the flyway before the relaxation would be considered by Day and the necessity and urgency of the whole thing had to be sold to the director by Quick. Many who have followed the California waterfowl problem believe that the 300-yard limitation on feeding during the season is too great, and will prevent some taking advantage of it. However, it is a gain of 580 yards and it is the feeling of the Duck Hunters association and of Gordon, that every possible effort to cooperate under the program should be made. The relaxed regulation is a modification of the California feeding plan proposed several years ago and approved by the legislature last year. "If you are a member of a duck club or own or control lands suitable for duck habitat, immediately flood and commence feeding and continue feeding." Jones Gets Nod HOLLWOOD UP—Bobby Jones, 151½ of Oakland, Calif., won a 10-round unanimous decision Saturday night over pre-light favorite Charlie Salas, 153, of Phoenix, Azn. in the Hollywood Legion Stagnum. Jones, former state welterweight and middleweight champ, twice before whipped Salas when they boxed in welterweight bouts. Matchmaker Cal Working said he plans to match Jones against Charlie Green for the latter's state middleweight belt. Working said Green was agreeable. Stengel Signs Up NEW YORK UP—Casey Stengel will manage the New York Yankees for at least two more years, the Yankees announced to Gay. No figure was given in the announcement of sharing ceremony at 1:30 p.m., EST. It was reported reliably that the contract will call for $75,000 a year. Stengel reportedly received $60,000 for the last two years, final day. Dutch Harrison Takes Cal-Reno Golf Title RENO., Nev. UP With a 72-hole total of 271, 17 under par, E. J. (Dutch) Harrison of Ardmore, Okla., today captured the $7500 northern California-Reno open golf championship. The steady handed Harrison put together rounds of 69-67-66-69 to win $1000 first place money. To this file added $500 won earlier when he teamed with Amateur Bill Ebert, San Francisco, to take top spot in the pro-amateur ball tourney. Jinx Hits Smiley Final round Jinx today got the best of Smiley Quick, sharp-shooting Los Angeles pro, just as it did in the 1951 Reno open. After leading the tournament for the first three days, Quick faltered Sunday to wind up with a two-overpar 74. That was still good enough for second prize money of $750, however, when added to his previous rounds of 66-70-63 for a 273 total. Quick also led Washoe county course play during the first three rounds of last year's tournament only to slip to third place on the final day. Oklahoma Back Top Grid Scorer NEW YORK UP—Sophomore Buddy Leake of Oklahoma is nation's top scorer among major college football teams with points. The 6-foot, 175-pound halfback in three games has scored 16 touchdowns and kicked 16 ex points. Leading conference scorers include: Big Seven Buddy Leake, Okla. 5 16 Southeastern Conference Buford Long, Florida 7 0 Ivy League Ed Woodsum, Yale 6 0 Eastern Independents Brad Myers, Bucknell 6 0 Pacific Coast John Olszewski, Cal. 6 0 Big Ten John Rayn, Illinois 5 0 Harland Carl, Wis. 5 0 *Points after touchdown.* READY FOR WATER SPEED TEST—British naval architect Frank Hanning-Lee helps adjust the helmet of his wife, Stella, before a speed trial run in their jet-powered hydrofoil speedboat Oct. 9 on England’s Lake Windermere. Mrs. Hanning-Lee may pilot the craft in an attempt to break the world’s water speed record. British jet ace John Cobb died in the explosion of his jet boat two weeks after setting a new mark of 206.89 miles an hour. Yale, Cornell Meet in TV Game DETROIT—The Yale Bowl at New Haven will be the setting for Saturday’s, Oct. 18, “TV Football Game of the Week” when the Bulldogs will attempt to avenge last year’s 27-0 defeat at the hands of Cornell’s Big Reds. The game will be televised over the nationwide NBC network of 60 stations starting at 1:45 p.m. EST. Fifth in the series which is sponsored by General Motors, the contest will be reported by SportsCenter, Mel Allen and Fans Holder. It will bring together a pair of traditional rivals who have been meeting since 1889, and will offer TV football fans their first opportunity to observe the handiwork of Yale’s new coach Jordan Olivar, who recently replaced Herman Hickman. The two elevens are almost even in their record of competition, Yale having won seven and Cornell six of their past meetings with one game tied. Despite the loss of 26 lettermen from last season’s squad, Coach Lefty James Phillips will enter the bowl a slight favorite. La Verne College Loses to Arizona FLAGSTAFF, Ariz.: A home-coming crowd at Arizona State college at Flagstaff saw it team explode a strong running attack to defeat La Verne college of California 36-14 Saturday night. Johnny Phillips scored with the game only three minutes old as he went 88 yards for a touchdown Howard Miller added a tally on a 27-yard dash. Don Hodson passed to Herman Belcher for a La Verne score late in the second quarter. In the third, Hodson led a 48-yard drive and went over from the one. Gazette SPORTS DIAN COMES TO A HALT—Stanford's in Cook (with ball) is brought to a dead end after a short gain in the third quarter game with Oregon State at Stanford. Ron Segrist (45), Bill West (40) and an unidentified player, all of OSC, stop him. Stanford bested Oregon State 41-28 in a wild contest. Pro Football Standings National Conference W L T Pet TP PO francisco Whittier Clips Anaheim Mid-Cities Net Team; Mary Flynn only Winner Mary Flynn was the only winner as the Anaheim Mid-Cities luck in its next round when the local netters entertain the Colonists. Anaheim finally enough to down a fast the Colonists 26-13. pott, one of these events from the one-yard line. Phillpott, a stan Six Foreign Horses Compete For Big Money LAUREL, Md. OP—S thoroughbreds and three U.S. runners will compete Saturday to make history $30,000 Washington In al. The management is lled mile run as the first which so many nations represented. The $32,500 first prize sought by George Robicho and Robert C. Willwyn, from England, H. Strassburger's World from France; Peron Tyssen's Nederlander Germany, Max Bell's Hemp and Edward P. Castleton and Canada, three American runners Brookmeade stable's Gand Hasty House Farm nominated by a board racing writers and Kin To Market, a tentative for Charlran stable's Crimal, originally nominal later withdrawn. The race will be run turf course. As a co to the foreign countries be started from a walk of the barrier normal in this country. Zuccherco and Wilwy Pro Football Standings National Conference W L T P E M TP PO Francisco 90, Green Bay 28, Franclice 26, Detroit 20, Mago Cardinals 17, Washington American Conference W L T P E M PO York 17, Cleveland 9, Adelphis 26, Pittsburgh 21, Mago Bears 28, Dallas 29. This Week's Schedule (Saturday) Bay at Dellas, night. (Sunday) Angeles at Detroit. Brancaster at Chicago Bears. Mago Cardinals at New York. Island at Philadelphia. Washington at Pittsburgh. Oklahoma Back Top Grid Scorer YORK (UP)—Sophomore Leake of Oklahoma is the top scorer among major football teams with 46. 6-foot, 175-pound halfback ree games has scored five towns and kicked 16 extra ing conference scorers in Big Seven TD * TP Leake, Okla. 5 16 48 Eastern Conference Long, Florida 7 0 42 Ivy League Odum, Yale 6 0 36 Eastern Independents Myers, Bucknell 6 0 36 Pacific Coast Lszewski, Cal. 6 0 36 Big Ten Dayn, Illinois 5 0 30 D Carl, Wis. 5 0 30 ants after touchdown. Cards of Backs Use Opponents MSC Trouble Whittier Clips Anaheim Mid-Cities Net Team; Mary Flynn only Winner Mary Flynn was the only winner as the Anaheim Mid-Cities "B" League tennis team took a shellacing from the strong Whittier team on the Whittier High School courts yesterday in the first round of the B matches. Miss Flyn defeated Della Lyford 6-4, 6-4, to score the only Anaheim point as Whittier took the series by an eight to one count. Anabeim is hoping for better luck in its next round when the local netters entertain the Fulcrton team on Oct. 26 on the Anaheim City park courts. Santa Ana plays host to the C League team next Sunday on the Santa Ana High School courts, with Barry Ryan acting as playing manager for the Anaheim team. Results of the Anaheim-Whittier match in which Larry Harvill was tournament manager were as follows with Anaheim players being listed first. Floyd Baker lost to Tommy Thomas 6-0, 6-1; Larry Harvill lost to Fred Hanson 6-0, 6-1; Dick Hanson lost to Gene Benson 6-0, 6-3; Barry Ryan lost to Bill Rouzer 6-1, 6-3 and Mike Bouck was defeated by George Cuccia 6-1, 6-9. In men's doubles Baker and Hanson were defeated by Fred Hanson and Jerry Rouzer 6-1, 7-5, and Ryan and Bouck lost to Harold Fitzgerald and Duane Ballard 6-4, 6-0. In the only mixed doubles match staged Miss Flynn and Harvill were defeated by Carol Rhea and Jerry Rouzer 6-0, 7-5. Dazed Groza Kicks Three Field Goals CLEVELAND (UP)—Lou the Toe Groza, only part of the Cleveland Browns' offense to click against the New York Giants, learned about his second and third field goals after yesterday's game. A bump on the head blotted from the veteran tackle's memory three-pointers he booted 21 and 52 yards in the third period to put the Browns ahead 9-7. The Giants pushed over 10 points in the final period to win 17-9. In the dressing room, congratulations were offered Groza for his trio of field goals. "Three?" said Groza with surprise. "I don't remember three. I only remember one. I don't remember much of anything in the second half. Got a pretty good chance." Jimmy Carter Cinch to Beam Salas, He Say CHICAGO (UP)—Jimmy Carter figures along with a lot of tors, that he is all but to regain his lightweight from Champion Lauro Salas niday night at Chicago's Oddmakers have est Carter a 1-3 favorite for round nationally televised p.m., PST, match. Carter took the crown Ike Williams in May, 1933 lost it to Salas in Los Angeles a year later. But the New Negro says Salas benefited a "home town decision." Carter says Salas kept from him for the first 2 minutes of each round at Los Angeles then fought furiously the seconds. "The fast finishes just the bell caught the eye," judges." Carter declares. cause he is fighting out of Giles, Salas is a Mexican, the benefit of friendly off. Both Carter and Salas w up heavy drills Sunday an gan tapering off today. are reported in excellent tion. Carter has been lo be the better of the two in outs. Carter figures to 134, Salas 131 or 132. Salas doesn't go along with of the Carter predictions, out that they made. Mulloy Wins Pan American Crown MEXICO CITY (AP) — Third seeded Gardner Mulloy, 38-year-old veteran from Miami, won the Pan American men's tennis crown yesterday. Mulloy upset second seeded Art Larsen of San Leandro, Calif., 7-9, 8-6, 7-5, 4-6 7-5. Mulloy earlier defeated top seeded Vic Seixas of Philadelphia. Shirley Fry of Akron O., captured the women's singles by defeating Mrs. Thelma Long of Australia, 6-4, 6-4. Seixas and Gustavo Palafox of Mexico won the doubles, beating Noel Brown, San Francisco and Felicisimo Ampoh, 6-4, 6-3, 6-2. SAN DIEGO (AP) — San Diego State College whipped Pepperdine College, 33-13, in a California Collegiate Athletic Association football game Saturday night. TUNING FOR TITLE MATCH — Lauro Salas (left) of Mexico, current lightweight champ, punches the bag at Midwest Gym, Chicago, while Jimmy Carter of New York hangs onto it. The two will meet in a title fight at the Chicago Stadium Oct. 15. Salas, who arrived in Chicago for his final training, says he wants to prove his lightweight championship victory was no fluke when he won a split decision from Carter last May. Colonists Lose to Las Vegas High 26-13 Anaheim finally got back on the football scoreboard Friday night, but not often enough to down a fast Las Vegas High school team that racked up four touchdowns to beat the Colonists 26-13. The scoring ice was broken early in the second period by Dean Philpott, one of the evening's outstanding players from either team. Philpott rammed over from the one-yard line after a 60-yard march to put Anaheim in the lead 6-0. Standouts Phillpott, a standout player all season, made 43 yards on eight carries to vie with Jim Roberts for top honors of the evening. Roberts carried 15 times for a total of 90 yards and scored the only other Anaheim TD. A Wildcat fumble on their own 30-yard-line nearly brought the Colonists a first quarter score. The Blue and Gold recovered the ball and on pass and run plays carried deep into Las Vegas territory, but the Wildcat line rallied to cut down the threat. Pay Off Later in the first quarter, Anaheim took over on their own 49 and put together a 60-yard march that paid off. Philpott made 24 of the yards in a dash to missed the conversion. Have the Scrap The Colonists proved they have the scrap it takes to keep going when the score is against them. Undaunted, they put together a drive that carried them to another tally, Roberts, Philpott and Phil Wright figuring importantly in this effort. Roberts bulled over from the one to add six points, but Grover's attempted conversion was no good to leave the score 26-13 as the gun sounded. SAN FRANCISCO (UP) — San Jose State and College of the Pacific, strongest of the Coast independents hook up in a titanic Saturday night in Stockton. It will match superb passing and a balanced running attack by San Jose and crunching ground power that is the big weapon in the COP offense. Breaks could decide this one. They size up on even terms, otherwise. ANAHEIM RADIATOR REPAIR Rear Crowell Olds 252 North Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Calif. PHONE Score SIX FOREIGN HORSES COMPETE FOR BIG MONEY LAUREL, Md. (UP)—Six foreign thoroughbreds and three leading U.S. runners will compete here Saturday to make history in the $50,000 Washington International. The management is billing the 14-mile run as the first race in which so many nations have been represented. The $32,500 first prize will be sought by George Rolls' Zucchero and Robert C. Boucher's Wilwyn, from England; Raiph H. Stratsburger's Worden II from France; Peron Henry Toyssen's Niederlander from Germany; Max Bell's Indian Hemp and Edward P. Taylor's Castleton and Canada, plus the three American runners. Brookmeade stable's Greek Ship and Hasty House Farm's Ruhe, nominated by a board of U.S. racing writers and King ranch's To Market, a tentative substitute for Charfran stable's Crafty Admiral, originally nominated but later withdrawn. The race will be run over a turf course. As a concession to the foreign countries, it will be started from a walk instead of the barrier normally used in this country. Zucchero and Wilwyn were missed the conversion. Have the Scrap The Colonists proved they have the scrap it takes to keep going when the score is against them. Undaunted, they put together a drive that carried them to another tally, Roberts, Philpott and Phil Wright figuring importantly in this effort. Roberts bulled over from the one to add six points, but Grover's attempted conversion was no good to leave the score 26-13 as the gun sounded. SAN FRANCISCO (UP) — San Jose State and College of the Pacific, strongest of the Coast independents hook up in a titanic Saturday night in Stockton. It will match superb passing and a balanced running attack by San Jose and crunching ground power that is the big weapon in the COP offense. Breaks could decide this one. They size up on even terms, otherwise. ANAHEIM RADIATOR REPAIR Rear Crowell Olds 252 North Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Calif. PHONE Score Brookmeade stable's Greek Ship and Hasty House Farm's Ruhe, nominated by a board of U.S. racing writers and King ranch's To Market, a tentative substitute for Charfran stable's Crafty Admiral, originally nominated but later withdrawn. The race will be run over a turf course. As a concession to the foreign countries, it will be started from a walk instead of the barrier normally used in this country. Zucchero and Wilwyn were down to the U.S. from London last night. Niederlander arrived earlier. Engaged to ride in the International are Charlie Smirke aboard Zucchero, Manny Mercer on Wilwyn, Rae Johnstone on Worden II. American Ovie Scurlock on Niederlander, Dave Gorman on Castle-on, Johnny Longden on Indian Hemp, Kenny Church or Johnny Adams on Ruhe, and Eddie Axaro or Joe Culmone on Greek ship. Jimmy Carter Cinch to Beat Salas, He Says CHICAGO (UP)—Jimmy Carter figures along with a lot of bets, that he is all but a cinch to regain his lightweight title from Champion Lauro Salas Wednesday night at Chicago stadium. Oddmakers have established Carter a 1-3 favorite for the 15-round nationally televised CBS 7 am., PST, match. Carter took the crown from Luke Williams in May, 1951, and lost it to Salas in Los Angeles a year later. But the New York Negro says Salas benefited on "home town decision." Carter says Salas kept away from him for the first 2½ minutes of each round at Los Angeles, then fought furiously the last 30 seconds. "These fast finishes just before the bell caught the eye of the judges," Carter declares. "Because he is fighting out of Los Angeles, Salas is a Mexican, he had the benefit of friendly officials." Both Carter and Salas wound up heavy drills Sunday and began tapering off today. Both are reported in excellent condition. Carter has been looking for the better of the two in workouts. Carter figures to weigh 44. Salas 131 or 132. Salas doesn't go along with any Carter predictions, pointing to the one yard-line, then scored on a line plunge on the first play of the second quarter. Grover kicked the extra point to make the score 7-0. Las Vegas tallied twice in the second quarter, once from the line and once on a pass to lead 14-7 at half time. Third Score The Wildcats scored again in the third quarter on a pass from Lee Lovaas to Dick Pribble on a play that was good for 30 yards and six points. The conversion was wide to make the score 20-7. Following an Anaheim threat that carried to the Wildcat 15 before it was stopped, the Las Vegas team made its final TD, with Bill Bowser going around end for 26 yards to score. Vegas again SEE YOUR PONTIAC DEALER FOR THE LONGEST DEAL IN TOWN DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR YOU CAN'T BEAT A Pontiac Looking for a top deal? Then see your nearest Pontiac Dealer. This is the time for you to drive a doggone good bargain! CASEY-BECKHAM PONTIAC 236 S. Los Angeles, Anaheim—Th. 4012—"A Good Deal and a Good Deal More" REMEMBER! Beginning October 17 this branch of Security-First National Bank REMEMBER! 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