anaheim-gazette 1952-11-14

Colonists Travel to Orange Huskies Point For Upset Win Over Trojans BOS. ANGELES 09—Southern California's football machine, which has gained momentum as the season progressed, is a strong 15-point favorite to roll on over Washington tomorrow in the top game in the Pacific coast conference. A victory for the unbeaten Trojans will set the stage for a truly great game next week against the other undefeated team in the coast Rose bowl, Jace-UCLA. A Washington triumph would give the Huskies a chance to tie the title chase, in the event they go on to whip Washington State Nov. 29 and SC trims UCLA. And a win over SC would be a fine going away present for pass artist Don Heinrich, who is army bound. The odds say the Huskies can't do it. The tremendous Trojan defense, featuring such belligerent gentlemen as Elmer Willhoit, Bob Dan Doren and Bob Hooks, looks strong enough to belt the foe's offense into submission. And last week the oft-criticized Trojan offense came to life with disastrous results for Stanford. The Trojans scored 54 points. There is no under-estimating Washington's chances around Troville. They were beaten badly in their one conference setback by UCLA, and took another drubbing the next week from Illinois. Then Howie Odell's lads disposed of their next four opponents, including upsets over a still capable Stanford and last Anaheim's Colonists journey to Orange tonight for a termine just where the Sunset league crown will go, while Ana for another contest that will help decide the final an Orange team that has become harder to defeat as the thers got accustomed to the single wing for mation, while heim must win this game to stay in continion for the County Casaba Teams Play at Long Beach Ballman's TV ers, county league basketball team, will play Long Beach State college at the Long Beach Armory tonight at 8 o'clock. This will be the season opener for the Long Beach quintet, and baby will be out to start off their season right. Plenty of Long Beach fans are expected to attend the inauguration of the new casaba season. Opening for the locals will be Hugh Faulkner, 67", at center, and "Jumping Joe" Bruce and Dick Berg at forward. Roger Panier and Bill Walker will work at the guard posts. Backing up the starting five will be Don Liebhart, Marshall Still and Wendy Range, all of whom are scheduled to see plenty of action. Franklin Turns Tables on Mann Gridders 13-0 The Franklin Bees turned the tables on Horace Mann yesterday in a recreation league football game played at City park, storming over the usually unbeatable Mann's 13-0. Just a few miles away the Belleton Indians must lose to Santa Ana Salts, if they want help the Colonists retain their title. Needless to say, all four teams have been working hard to assure themselves of a victory, for each has something to gain thereby win by Anaheim, and a loss Fullerton, would leave the titles for locals. A win by Fullerton would send the title to them. A victory over Anaheim would give Orange a second place standing in the league and a Santa Ana win would help the faltered Saints to better their season record. The Colonists will have a job of work cut out for themselves when they tangle with the Panthers. Orange, which dropped its first two league contests, has been getting up a reel head of steam as the single wing they are affecting the year has become more familiar. In their last two league outings the Panthers have beaten San Anah 7-0 and Huntington Bees 13-7. They are now consider the most improved team in league. And the fact that they have chance to end up in the number two spot in the league will impetus to their attack tonight. Also, if you can't be a winner, it often nice to be a spoiler, and Orange could really spoil things in Anaheim tonight. The Colonists have been working on single wing defensive plays this week and have been trying to strengthen their offense. Monday they went through There is no underestimating Washington's chances around Troyville. They were beaten badly in their one conference setback by UCLA, and took another drubbing the next week from Illinois. Then Howie Odell's lads disposed of their next four opponents, including upsets over a still capable Stanford and last week over California's once mighty Golden Bear. The big man for Washington is Heinrich who got his notice yesterday to report to the Bremeron draft board for possible induction Nov. 21. Stydahar Joins Green Bay Packers GREEN BAY, Win (P)—Joe Stydahar, former Los Angeles Rams coach, has joined the Green Bay Packers of the National Football League for the remainder of the season as an administrative assistant to coach Gene Zonzani. Emil R. Fischer, president of the Packers, said Stydahar, who arrived Thursday night, replaces Jack Vainisi, head scout, who is ill. NEW YORK (N)—A performance of "Carmen" will be televised to theaters across the country by the Methropolitan Opera direct from its stage here on the night of Dec. 11. The broadcast will be on a closed circuit to theaters which will pay for the show. Football SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Russ Newland's grid selection: FRIDAY San Jose State over Montana by 18. Occidental over Cal Tech by 6. L.A. State over La Verne by 3. SATURDAY California over Washington State by 7. USC over Washington by 12. Stanford over Oregon by 13. Oregon State over Idaho by 7. Santa Clara over Utah by 5. College of Pacific over Fresno State by 20. College of Idaho over San Francisco State by 7. Santa Barbara over Pomona by 6. Cal Poly over Redlands by 6. Whittier over Flagstaff State by 4. Chico State over Cal Aggies by 3. SUNDAY B.F. 49ers over Washington by 7. Franklin Turns Tables on Mann Gridders 13-0 The Franklin Bees turned the tables on Horace Mann yesterday in a recreation league football game played at City park, storming over the usually unbeatable Mann's 13-0. Play in the first quarter was fairly even, but in the second stanza Franklin began to march. The Franklin's moved play by play to the Mann 25 yard line, where Mike Rice took over, scoring for his team on a flashy run around Right end. A pass over center to Martin was the play used to make the extra point, and Franklin led 7-0. A series of interceptions were features of early second half play, as both teams again battled on fairly even terms. Mann finally managed to hang onto the ball long enough to move to the Franklin five yard line, but there they lost the ball. Franklin failed to move the ball on the first three plays. Then with time for final one play before the final gun, Mike Rice took the ball in his own end zone, outmaneuvered the entire Mann team and raced the length of the field for the final TD. The conversion attempt failed and the final score read, Franklin 13, Mann 0. Some of the outsanding players in the game were Jimmy Redline, Dick Weithorn, Gale Collins and Johnny Keith, but the whole Franklin team played an outstanding game. LINCOLN, R.L. (P) — Jockey Tony Despirito brought home four winners at Lincoln Downs yesterday to boost his wins to 346 in his drive to break the all-time record of 388 in a year. The young apprentice is about 20 ahead of the pace set in 1950 by Willie Shoemaker and Joe Culmune when they tied the record set by Walter Miller in 1906. GREENSBORO, N.C. (P)—Last Saturday Lenoir Rhye defeated Guilford 76-0. But was Guilford down-hearted? "Even though we lost," commented Guilford Coach Stuart Maynard, "we played a good game defensively." DOWN THE ALLEYS KNOTT'S BERRY FARM LEAGUE Cruckadee (0)—B. Herbert 260, Ritter 370, D. Brougher 223, M. Ha2/2, R. Snowden 285, E. Carmich 348, C. Huff 503—Total 2113. Berry Pickers (3)—C. Peterson 34 J. Offuth 247, J. Farris 223, E. Blac 325, M. Markham 362, Hdcp 840—Tot 2547. Bandits (1)—H. Dunn 255, G. Frank land 325, R. Olevas 266, C. Strickhau 412, S. Coffman 328, Hdcp 819—Tot Sports Roundup By GAYLE TALBOT BY GAYLE TALBOT NEW YORK U.S.-Our position, simply stated, is that baseball umpires should have just as much right to pop off in public as the players and managers, and if you think this is going to be a defense of Larry Goetz for his needling remark the other day that the Yankees are "cry babies," that's correct. This is not a new thought on our part. For many a season we have strained against the unwritten rule that the men in blue are not to be quoted. Some of the most wonderful stories and many of the most pungent observations we have ever heard came from umpires in their offduty hours, and yet very few of them have been passed on to the public because the umpires took it for granted that they would not be. It has been a distinct loss to sports literature, and this is a personal plea to President Warren Giles of the National League not to nag at Goetz for having stuck a pin into the sensitive world champions. It was fun to watch the dowager duchess jump and roll foul. The worst Commissioner Ford Frick had to say about the incident was that Larry's remarks were "unfortunate," and he didn't look very severe when he said it. The Yankees, one may have noticed, but no time in coming back hard at the National League arbiter. They worked him over good, and there was even the implied threat that he might not be welcome to help officialize another World Series in which the Bombers are participants. Whether this sporting is perhaps to open argument, but it doesn't matter for the reason that Goetz will work the play-off won't come around again for some six years, and by that time he'll likely have retired. The point is that players, managers and even club presidents never hesitate to say what they think of umpires. Why in the name of Abner Doubleday does it become uncricket when an umpire steps up and takes a couple of licks? As it happens, Goetz is a fellow who loves baseball much more than most men connected with the game. He lives it the year around. Such a man, we contend, should be given a special license to talk, even about the Yankees. As a matter of fact, some of us knew during the series that Larry and the Yanks were not going steady. Larry said as much Big John Mize, the former National Leaguer, was particularly burned because, the first time he questioned a called strike, Goetz had commented "I see you haven't changed a bit." Yogi Berra and Larry were not buddies because Larry objected to Yogi's helping him call balls and strikes. "If you don't stop that guy quick, you'll find he's umpiring for you," Larry observed. KNOTT'S BERRY FARM LEAGUE Chickadee (0)—B. Herbert 260, Ritter 270, D. Brougher 233, M. Hail 212, R. Snowden 285—Total 1748. King Pins (4)—M. Ware 428, Schell 496, J. Fuller 241, E. Carmichal 348, C. Huff 503—Total 2112. Berry Pickers (3)—C. Peterson 348, J. Offuth 247, J. Parris 224, E. Black 325, M. Markham 352, Hdcp 840—Total 2547. Bandits (1)—H. Dunn 258, G. Frankland 325, H. Olevas 366, C. Strickkahn 412, S. Coffman 328, Hdcp 819—Total 2511. Recordoughs (1)—C. Sticknoth 306, Dauhert 262, B. Hgel 379, T. Plattoni 218, G. Yater 352—Total 1717. Pearl Diverts (3)—D. Borgeson 365, R. Butler 278, G. Gotgard 410, I. Fisher 553, D. Humbert 248, Hdcp — Total 1599. Calico Kids (3)—L. Jones 423, JoOffutt 258, C. Mallon 307, D. Packkar 479, L. Roberts 445, Hdcp 66—Total 2078. Majors (1)—A. Moll 355, W. Boydston 363, W. Trout 415, R. Cross 383, E. Howard 367—Total 1930. KWIKSET LEAGUE Hollow Legs (4)—M. Pinckot 485, B.Hickman 452, J.Clinton 508, C.Wittman shelm 450, L.Boozell 562, Hdcp 196—Total 2561. Die Casters (0)—V. Hill 306, D.Kalsvent 310, M.Shelly 306, J.Godde 466, R.Bayles 368, Hdcp 651—Total 2427. Wrong Answers (1)—J.Madigan 417, J.Abbott 237, J.Murphy 220, M.Grandi 472, P.Bruce 452, Hdcp 417—Total 2465. Toolers (3)—B.Crabtree 555, B.Sanders (3)—B.Halley 421, R.Millel 406, J.Raith 524, Hdcp 240—Total 2639. Odd Ballis (3)—B.Henkeis 359, W.Smidditt 264, P.Knight 511/L.Nogafel 461, A.Monreal 466, Hdcp 492—Total 2582. Rejects (1)—G.Wademigrt 450, H.Hernandes 40), H.Gormelyz 256, G.Jones 282, E.Manglis 424, Hdcp 275—Total 2416. Jinx (2)—G.Newton 373,L.Franklin 450,B.Weaver 445,B.Ford 499,L.Robinson 377,Hdcp 490—Total 2677. Shippers (2)—A.Molmvik 465,H.Carter 449,P.Porius 417,L.Scott 340,A.Syura 428,Hdcp 453—Total 2543. SPORTS MIRROR By The Associated Press FIVE YEARS AGO—Alabama knocked Georgia Tech from the ranks of the football unbeaten 14-7. TEN YEARS AGO — Michigan defeated Notre Dame; 32-20; before-57,800 football fans at South Beach, Ind. Orange for Title Declder Orange tonight for a football game that will help deque crown will go, while Fullerton will travel to Santa help decide the final outcome. The Colonists will face order to defeat as the season progressed and the Panwing formation, which is new to them this year. Anain contention for the crown. A few miles away the FulIndians must lose to the Ana Saints, if they want to the Colonists retain their loop less to say, all four teams been working hard to assure selves of a victory, for each something to gain thereby. A y Anaheim, and a loss by ton, would leave the title to seals. A win by Fullerton send the title to them, victory over Anaheim would orange a second place standthe league and a Santa Ana would help the faltering to better their season reaction to say, all four teams been working hard to assure selves of a victory, for each something to gain thereby. A y Anaheim, and a loss by ton, would leave the title to seals. A win by Fullerton send the title to them, victory over Anaheim would orange a second place standthe league and a Santa Ana would help the faltering to better their season reaction to say, all four teams been working hard to assure selves of a victory, for each something to gain thereby. A y Anaheim, and a loss by ton, would leave the title to seals. A win by Fullerton send the title to them, victory over Anaheim would orange a second place standthe league and a Santa Ana would help the faltering to better their season reaction to say, all four teams been working hard to assure selves of a victory, for each something to gain thereby. A y Anaheim, and a loss by ton, would leave the title to seals. A win by Fullerton send the title to them, victory over Anaheim would orange a second place standthe league and a Santa Ana would help the faltering to better their season reaction to say, all four teams been working hard to assure selves of a victory, for each something to gain thereby. A y Anaheim, and a loss by ton, would leave the title to seals. A win by Fullerton send the title to them, victory over Anaheim would orange a second place standthe league and a Santa Ana would help the faltering to better their season reaction to say, all four teams been working hard to assure selves of a victory, for each something to gain thereby. A y Anaheim, and a loss by ton, would leave the title to seals. A win by Fullerton send the title to them, victory over Anaheim would orange a second place standthe league and a Santa Ana would help the faltering to better their season reaction to say, all four teams been working hard to assure selves of a victory, for each something to gain thereby. A y Anaheim, and a loss by ton, would leave the title to seals. A win by Fullerton send the title to them, victory over Anaheim would orange a second place standthe league and a Santa Ana would help the faltering Orange tonight for a football game that will help deque crown will go, while Fullerton will travel to Santa help decide the final outcome. The Colonists will face order to defeat as the season progressed and the Panwing formation, which is new to them this year. Anain contention for the crown. A few miles away the FulIndians must lose to the Ana Saints, if they want to the Colonists retain their loop less to say, all four teams been working hard to assure selves of a victory, for each something to gain thereby. A y Anaheim, and a loss by ton, would leave the title to seals. A win by Fullerton send the title to them, victory over Anaheim would orange a second place stand- the league and a Santa Ana would help the faltering to better their season recation to say, all four teams been working hard to assure selves of a victory, for each something to gain thereby. A y Anaheim, and a loss by ton, would leave the title to seals. A win by Fullerton send the title to them, victory over Anaheim would orange a second place stand- the league and a Santa Ana would help the faltering to better their season recation to say, all four teams been working hard to assure selves of a victory, for each something to gain thereby. A y Anaheim, and a loss by ton, would leave the title to seals. A win by Fullerton send the title to them, victory over Anaheim would orange a second place stand- the league and a Santa Ana would help the faltering to better their season recation to say, all four teams been working hard to assure selves of a victory, for each something to gain thereby. A y Anaheim, and a loss by ton, would leave the title to seals. A win by Fullerton send the title to them, victory over Anaheim would orange a second place stand- the league and a Santa Ana would help the faltering to better their season recation to say, all four teams been working hard to assure selves of a victory, for each something to gain thereby. A y Anaheim, and a loss by ton, would leave the title to seals. A win by Fullerton send the title to them, victory over Anaheim would orange a second place stand- the league and a Santa Ana would help the faltering to better their season recation to say, all four teams been working hard to assure selves of a victory, for each something to gain thereby. A y Anaheim, and a loss by ton, would leave the title to seals. A win by Fullerton send the title to them, victory over Anaheim would orange a second place stand- the league and a Santa Ana would help the faltering to better their season recation to say, all four teams been working hard to assure selves of a victory, for each something to gain thereby. A y Anaheim, and a loss by ton, would leave the title to seals. A win by Fullerton send the title to them, victory over Anaheim would orange a second place stand- the league and a Santa Ana would help the faltering to better their season recation to say, all four teams been working hard to assure selves of a victory, for each something to gain thereby. A y Anaheim, and a loss by ton, would leave the title to seals. A win by Fullerton send the title to them, victory over Anaheim would orange a second place stand- the league and a Santa Anna would help the faltering to better their season recation to say, all four teams been working hard to assure selves of a victory, for each something to gain thereby. A y Anaheim, and a loss by ton, would leave the title to seals. A win by Fullerton send the title to them, victory over Anaheim would orange a second place stand- the league and a Santa Anna would help the faltering to better their season recation to say, all four teams been working hard to assure selves of a victory, for each something to gain thereby. A y Anaheim, and a loss by ton, would leave the title to seals. A win by Fullerton send the title to them, victory over Anaheim would orange a second place stand- the league and a Santa Anna would help the faltering to better their season recation to say, all four teams been working hard to assure selves of a victory, for each something to gain thereby. A y Anaheim, and a loss by ton, would leave the title to seals. A win by Fullerton send the title to them, victory over Anaheim would orange a second place stand- the league and a Santa Anna would help the faltering to better their season recation to say, all four teams been working hard to assure selves of a victory, for each something to gain thereby. A y Anaheim, and a loss by ton, would leave the title to seals. A win by Fullerton send the title到here in therainmentallandrun average column.Bobby sought talk contract with Ehlers last week but the A's general manager told little hurler: "Let's not talk contract now.I've got to see x-rays of your broken wrist first.I don't want sign pitcher without an arm."Shantz fractured a left wrist bone in the final week of the past season.Ehlers refusal talk contract at that time probably will cost the Athletics several thousand dollars.For since then the 27-year-old southpaw has received the league's highest honor—the first time a non-championship club player has won the award since Ted Williams of Boston in 1949.The last Philadelphiaianto be honored was California Outdoors By JIM THOMAS (Associated Press Outdoor Editor) Some of the best pheasant hunting in the state may develop on the new cooperative pheasant hunting areas opened by the state this year. Four new areas have been provided for the season which opens Nov. 22, bringing to 15 the total number of pheasant co-ops and raising to 10,757 the number of hunters who can be accommodated at one time, an increase of 1809. One of the new co-ops, known as the Yolo area, lies in the Yolo By-pass between Sacramento and Davis and is crossed by the Highway 40 Yolo Causeway. The area, which will handle 414 hunters at a time, has been loaded with pheasants in seasons past. The Fish and Game Department has been trying to line it up for several years, but only this season were they able to reach an agreement with the landowners. The other new areas are Tyler and Union Islands in the Delta area and at McArthur in eastern Shasta county. Under the new pheasant planting policy, all birds will be released before the season opens, with exception of a few which will be held for mid season planting on the McArthur, Los Banos and Firebaugh areas. The last birds on those areas will be planted before Thanksgiving. It is doubly important that sign a pitcher without an arm." Shantz fractured a left wrist bone in the final week of the past season. Ehers, refusal to talk contract at that time probably will cost the Athletics several thousand dollars. For since then the 27-year-old southpaw has received the league's highest honor—the first time a non-championship club player has won the award since Ted Williams of Boston in 1949. The last Philadelphia to be honored was Jimmy Foxx in 1933. WITH U.S. THIRD DIVISION, KOREA (U)—A Chinese mortar shell recently hit Cpl. James D. Perry, Dayton, O., squarely on the head. Result: A hole in his helmet, a scraped nose, and a headache. The shell, which failed to explode, ripped his helmet, slid down his face, and buried itself in the ground two feet in front of Perry. The other new areas are Tyler and Union Islands in the Delta area and at McArthur in eastern Shasta county. Under the new pheasant planting policy, all birds will be released before the season opens, with exception of a few which will be held for mid season planting on the McArthur, Los Banos and Firebaugh areas. The last birds on those areas will be planted before Thanksgiving. It is doubly important that pheasant hunters return to the Fish and Game Department this year the leg bands from pheasants they shoot. Band returns provide the basis for a host of data on pheasants and with the change in the planting program this year a good band return is doubly important. Here are the cooperative areas for this season, with acreage open to hunting, number of hunters and location: Staten Island: 8090 acres, 540 hunters; 1 mile south and east of Walnut Grove. Sutter Basin: 14,000 acres, 1400 hunters, 6 miles north of Robbins. Natomas Area: 11,500 acres, 1150 hunters; 5 miles northwest of Elvera. Grimes Area: 15,000 acres, 1500 hunters; 2 miles south of Grimes. Sartain Area: 11,000 acres, 1100 hunters; 15 miles west of Gridley. Daily fee $3 on Sartain area, only charge area in state co-op program. Butte Creek: 9000 acres, 900 hunters; 5 miles west of Nelson. QUARTER-NORSE RACING! DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY) THRU NOV. 15th FIRST RACE 1 P.M. WEEKDAYS-12 NOON ON SATURDAYS AND NOLIDAYS PARI-MUTUELS SPECIAL TANNER GRAY LINE BUSSES DIRECT TO TRACK EVERY DAY. From Los Angeles, Malibuwood, Long Beach, Van Dyke, Yosemite and Glendale. For complete information telephone 3111, SYCAMBER 8-2111 or Long Beach 7-2111. GEN. Admn. 'LOS ALAMITOS' FACE COURSE ANAHEIM GAZETTE, INC. Theodore B. Kuchel, President Max Bealer, Vice-President Mrs. Henry Kuchel, Secretary-Treasurer H. C. Burkhelmer, Assistant Secretary-Treasurer ANAHEIM GAZETTE Established 1870 Anaheim Daily Gazette H. C. 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