anaheim-gazette 1952-12-05

BIG TRIP—Members of the Santa Ana football squad, shown above, will journey south of the border today to meet the Mexico City Poly grid team tomorrow. Santa Ana downed the White Burros 27-12 in their opening game of the season at the SA MTC the traveling squad, Jackie Huesca, Eli Peralta, residents of Anaheim. Six Anaheim residents are included in Santa Ana college travel squad, 40 strong, which is scheduled to arrive in Mexico City by planes at 5:15 today for their season finale against Mexico Poly tomorrow. They are Jack Moynihan, Kenyon Kohne, Augie Huezao, El Peralta, Dan Berg and Ed Liptrap. Santa Ana downed the stubborn White Burros 27 to 12 earlier in the season at the municipal bowl in the first two-game home and away series. The team will set up headquarters at the De Soto Arms, and a Rechtwig, Santa Ana. Also Bob Griffith, Laguna Beach; Dave Sitton, Santa Ana; Frank Gentry, Tustin; Jim Prather, La Jolla; Don Henley, Laguna Beach; Jim Matunaga, Garden Grove; Chuck Swinden, San Jose; Dean McCord, Laguna Beach; Wayne Schnakenberg, Orange; Chad Nelson, Los Angeles; Larry Nystrom, Kingsburg; and Frank Torres, Santa Ana. Harvey Bryan, Santa Ana; Duane Gustafson, Kingsburg; Darrell Fishburn, Santa Ana; Bob Bojorkland, Santa Ana; Bob Holder, Franklin Park High School. Bruin Football LOS ANGELES — Coach Sanders' hard hitting 1952 U.S. football team set or tied no than 28 national, Pacific conference and UCLA gridords in the greatest onslaught Bruin history, according to historian Chuck Weinstock. Competete rundown shows. Sugar Ray Out NEW YORK, Friday, Dec. 5. (D)—The New York state athletic commission this morning vacated Sugar Ray Robinson's middleweight championship. Chairman Robert Christenberry of the commission in a statement said that the title was being vacated because of Robinson's not complying with a rule that says a champion must defend his crown every six months. Christenberry said he had given Robinson an extra month to decide whether to continue his boxing or go into a career as an entertainer. Up to now he has not had an answer from Robinson. DOWN THE ALLEYS WOMEN'S HANDICAP LEAGUE French Laundry 38 14 Matilded Cleaners 20 Anahom Bowl 20 Eder's Furniture 20 Lila Cleaners 24 Kwikset Flares 24 Carlson Sportswear 26 Putter Freeze 22 Larry Lilley Sets Cycle Speed Record Larry Lilley of the polishing department of Kwikset Locks, Inc., in Anaheim, recently established a new motorcycle speed record at the Santa Ana airport drag strip when he was clocked at 110 miles per hour. A short time before Lilley piloted his machine at 136.36 mph over a mile course at Dry lakes, near Victorville. The Kwiksetter has won more than 35 trophies for his cycling during the past few years. He has raced in Santa Ana, Pomona, San Diego, Dry jakes and elsewhere. Larry says the sensation of riding a motorcycle at more than 136 mph is just a "smooth, quiet ride." for high speeds. Instead of a seat, Lilley has installed a flat platform so that the rider may pilot the machine from a prone position. The "platform" is his wife's ironing board. The high speeds attained by Lilley are remarkable because the engine in his British-made "Triumph" is small by American standards. The regular production model of the Triumph has a top speed of around 95 mph. However, Larry "hopped" up the engine to hit his high speeds. He has turned the head around so that the intake is through the old exhaust ports and the former intake is now the exhaust. The two carburetors in front of the engine, biting into the wind, achieve a ram effect of super charging at high speeds. Larry has installed larger inlet valves, cams of his own design, and other features the racing cyclist builds into his vehicle. Bruin Football LOS ANGELES — Coach Sanders' hard hitting 1952 U.S. football team set or tied no more than 28 national. Pacific conference and UCLA gridords in the greatest onslaught. Bruin history, according to historian Chuck Weinstock. Compete rundown shows the Bruins, who tabulated record of eight wins and loss for one of its outlast seasons, racked up one national eight PCC and 15 UCLA min for the books. Nineteen of the records team standards while the nine went to individual men of the UCLA team. Fullback defensive right half Bill Stits Lomita, Calif., hung up records, himself, by snagging pass interceptions for 235 yrs in returns and one touchdown. Little Ted Narleski, who owns Bruin career as the ranking ball carrier in UCLA tory, registered two records: singles went to fullback O Smith, right end Ernie Stock right half Peter Dailey and end Ike Jones. Following is the complete utilization of Bruin grid records. NATIONAL RECORDS—UCLA team tied the nation record set by Washington 1942 by losing only two of own fumbles during the en 1053 season. (This also Washington's PCC record sets a UCLA mark.) WOMEN'S HANDICAP LEAGUE French Laundry 38 W L Matried Cleaners 22 J 14 Anatheid Bowl 22 J 20 Miller Furniture 20 J 22 Rita Clearsen 25 J 24 Kwikest Flares 25 J 24 Ursine Sportswear 26 J 26 Peter Prece 22 J 29 Pire Alks 16 J 26 Mwikins 8 J 44 Mattfield Cleaners—L. Gesler 967 M. Kocherson 872 H. Kelley 224 M. Wilke 490 B. Cambre 492 Hdcp. 706—Total 276. Franch Laundry—J. Grant 259 D. Schartweber 416 C. Sim 256 D. Royer 402 E. Puckett 502 Hdcp. 630—Total 262. Elder's Furniture—M. Brown 462 C. Meshe 366 W. Batinovich 373 R. Hall 375 L. Pickard 437 Hdcp. 744—Total 279. Ritz Clearsen—B. Plainsted 429 D. Ashley 368 M. Bayridge 370 H. McNepa 365 A. Matijka 432 Hdcp. 668—Total 2729. Clarice Sportswear—P. Powell 438 A. Gas 247 V. Hill 311 V. Robinson 383 N. Clark 475 Hdcp. 632—Total 265. Kwikles—B. Goodard 210 S. Porgren 276 N. Weaver 364 A. Pregah 332 L. Titus 332 Hdcp. 912—Total 2234. Kwikest Flares—G. Stewart 381 J. Goodner 301 C. Chapman 297 G. Burlingame 363 H. Behringer 410 Hdcp. 816—Total 2624. Anahaim Bowl—L. Keecey 402 B. Loy 382 B. Walker 363 P. Sitter 394 V. Larkin 387 Hdcp. 706—Total 258. Five Jinks—E. Thacker 285 J. Stout 388 M. Shook 362 V. Osborne 419 C. Hill 386 Hdcp. 404—Total 258. Oster Freese—L. Colvin 426 M. Hunter 207 S. Bird 364 I. Williams 456 A. Scott 207 Hdcp. 789—Total 295. Tuesday's Games KWIKSET OWL LEAGUE Team No. 1 28½ W L Team No. 2 21 W L Team No. 3 21 W L Team No. 4 21 W L Team No. 5 18 W L Team No. 6 18 W L Team No. 7 17 W L ELECTRA MOTORS LEAGUE Confeiser's 19 W L Electrodee 29 W L Berrett Circuli 27 W L Short Circuli 27 W L Single Circle 29 W L Short Circle 19 W L MEN'S SCRATCH LEAGUE No-Way Shoes 19 W L Cutlery 19½ W L Anatheid Bowl 20 W L Ivy Long Builders 15 W L Paul's Barber Shop 15 W L Isa Palma Drive In 11 W L UCLA Starts Defense of Pacific Coast Cage Crown Against Beavers LOS ANGELES — UCLA's defending Pacific coast conference champions begin defense of their crown this weekend, Dec. 5-8, in a two night stand against Oregon State at Corvallis. Coach Johnny Wooden's Brains will be shooting for their fifth straight Southern division title this year and their third FCC championship in four years. The series with the Beavers will mark the first time since Wooden has been at UCLA that the Brains have opened on the road, and it will also be the stiffest opening test the Brains have had in many years. The Brains will open their season exactly where they left off at Gill coliseum in Corvallis. The Brains last season lost to Santa Clara and Oklahoma City in the NCAA district playoffs in their last two games of the year. Even Wooden admits that the Brains are definite threats for the title again this year, but adds that every team in the conference is improved. Last year Wooden won the championship with two freshman and one sophomore on the starting five. Back to bolster the Brains this season is Dick Ridgway, all-coast as a sophomore in 1950. Ridgway, who won the division scoring championship and became the highest scoring sophomore in the SD history, was inable last season but played ball and picked up valuable preference. Ridgway has along slowly this year Wooden expects the blond sensation to be in top form for the conference season. Three starters are returning give the Brains a veteran nurse Ron Livingston, five feet, ten guard who led the Bruins in ing last year, will team with Bragg, converted forward San Francisco to give West excellent backcourt strength, John Moore; dependable re from Gary, Ind., will team Ron Bane, husky sophomore eye, at the forwards. Mike ler, six center and a very eff reserve last year, is the star pivotman in Wooden's pro opening lineup for the Beavers. Wooden plans to take a 14 squad to Corvallis. The B will leave Friday at 11 am United Airlines and will arrive Corvallis at 4:30 p.m. We will not name his traveling until departure time. Black-Eyed Peas It is traditional in many lies of the Southeastern state black-eyed peas and hocks on February 1st to enjoy good luck for the ensuing months. FJC Football Banquet to be Held December 8 Honoring Fullerton junior college football players at the end of their most successful season in recent years, the Quarterback club will entertain them at the annual football banquet Monday evening, Dec. 8, at Ted N'Zella's club center in Fullerton at 7 p.m. Featured on the program will be a well known personality in football, said Robert E. Swanson, FJC dean of men. The speaker has not been definitely committed; therefore his name could not be announced as this story was released. Each member of the football squad who was elected by his teammates as "Hornet of the week" will be presented a gift by the Quarterback club. The Singing Hornets; eight man musical ensemble, will present a short program. Master of ceremonies will be Walter Pray, sportcasting teacher at the junior college. Coaches Dick Spaulding, Bud Dawson, and Hugo DeGroot will be introduced. Coach Spaulding will introduce the squad. Gazette SPORTS Bruin Footballers Set or Tie 28 Gridiron Records S ANGELES — Coach Red Riders hard hitting 1952 UCLA ball team set or tied no less than 28 national, Pacific coast conference and UCLA grid record in the greatest onslaught in a history, according to stadian Chuck Weinstock. Gazette rundown shows that yards on eight pass interceptions to break Oregon Jack Leicht's 1945 record of 195 yards. (This is also a UCLA record and within 10 yards of the national record of 245 yards by Eddie Macon, of COP, in 1951.) Ted Narleski, the little New Jersey tailback, carried the ball (for 283 yards) by the 1946 UCLA team. The 1952 team, by winning its first eight games, extended to 13 its streak of games without a loss. (The 1951 team won its last five contests.) This was a new UCLA record, breaking the mark of 10 in a row set by the Bruin Footballers Set or Tie 28 Gridiron Records LOS ANGELES — Coach Red Rivers hard hitting 1952 UCLA all team set or tied no less 28 national, Pacific coast reference and UCLA grid recrieve in the greatest onslaught in a history, according to statian Chuck Weinstock. Compete rundown shows that Bruins who tabulated a record of eight wins and one for one of its outstanding scores, racked up one national at PCC and 18 UCLA marks the books. Nineteen of the records were standards while the other went to individual members of UCLA team. Fullback and pass right half Bill Stits, the ta, Calif., star, hung up three yards himself, by snagging eight interceptions for 235 yards returns and one touchdown. Tittle Ted Narleski, who ended Bruin career as the eighth playing ball carrier in UCLA hisregistered two records while went to fullback Cappy, right end Ernie Stockert, half Pete Dailey and left Like Jones. Following is the complete tablon of Bruin grid records: NATIONAL RECORDS—The UCLA team tied the national record set by Washington in 1952 by losing only two of its fumbles during the entire season. (This also ties Washington's PCC record and in a UCLA mark.) UCC RECORDS—The UCLA established a new record for first fumbles in one season— in nine games—to break the record of 11 by Idaho set in (This is also a new UCLA record.). The 1952 team tied Washington's 1934 record of two safein one game by scoring a in the Oregon State contest. is also a UCLA record.). The 1952 team tied California's record of three safeties in season. (This is also a UCLA record.). The 1952 team tied Cal's 1948 record of "fewest first downs by mentions in one season" by holdline to a total of 97. (This is also a UCLA record. The 1952 team broke the PCC record for most yardage by pass interception returns—by catching 34 for 509 yards and two catchdowns. The old mark of yards was set by Oregon yards on eight pass interceptions to break Oregon Jack Leicht's 1945 record of 195 yards. (This is also a UCLA record and with in 10 yards of the national record of 245 yards by Eddie Macon, of COP, in 1951.) Ted Narleski, the little New Jersey tailback, carried the ball 50 times (17 passing, 33 running) in the Oregon game to break Paul Cameron's mark of 48 times in the 1951 California game. (Also a UCLA record.) UCLA RECORDS—"Most first downs by passing in a single game"—nine in the Oregon State game broke the record of eight set by the 1942 UCLA team and tied by two others. "Most first downs in one game"—24 in the OSC game broke the 1938 record of 23 which was tied by the 1950 team. "Most first downs by passing in one season"—50 in nine games. The old record was 44 by the 1948 team. "Most past interceptions in one season"—234 by the 1952 team (for 509 and two touchdowns). This breaks the old mark of 29 TV'ers Drop Close Game to Dolpins Ballman's TV'ers dropped their game against the San Pedro Dolphins last night by just three points, going down to defeat 74-71. It was a close and thrilling game that had the spectators on their feet most of the time. Paul Smith, who scored 26 points for the Dolphins, put the game on ice with a hook shot just before the final whistle. Joe Bruce scored 18 points to lead for the locals. Ballman's plays Pepperdine at Los Angeles tonight, then return home to meet the Santa Ana Marine Air Depot team at the High school gym. Game time is 7 p.m. and admission is free. Golden Trout Policy to Bring Fishing Paradise SACRAMENTO (CNS) — A paradise for the hardier fishemen (for 283 yards) by the 1946 UCLA team. The 1952 team, by winning its first eight games, extended to 13 its streak of games without a loss. (The 1951 team won its last five contests.) This was a new UCLA record, breaking the mark of 10 in a row set by the 1946 team. Right half Pete Dailey (and the UCLA team) set a new record by kicking two field goals in one season. The former record of one was set in 1941 and tied in 1942 and 1947. By catching nine passes (for 85 yards) in the California game, left end Tike Jones broke Ernie Stockert's mark of seven set in the 1951 Illinois game. Fullback Cappy Smith tied a record by scoring three times by rushing against Washington. The old record was set by Joe Fleming in 1926 and tied by five others. Fullback Bill Stits intercepted eight passes (for return of 235 yards and one touchdown) during the 1952 season to break Bob Waterfield's mark of seven for 96 yards) in 1942. Right end Ernie Stockert became the pass catchingest wingman in UCLA history by setting a new three-year receiving record of 69 catches (for -860 yards and 11 touchdowns) to break Bob Waterfield's mark of seven for 96 yards) in 1942. Local Ikes Enjoy 10th Annual Banquet Members of the Anaheim chapter of the Izaak Walton league held their 10th annual barbecue last night at the Olive civic center, with all those lucky enough to attend agreeing it was a complete success. Besides the dinner, Ikes were entertained with music and magic, and later adjourned to their clubhouse to finish out the evening with dancing. Door prizes were won by Mrs. Pete Wisser, Mrs. Gall Vary and Mrs. Wayne Held, who each received a turkey; Mrs. Floyd Wyllie and Goldie Royle each won a sponge rubber cushion donated by Golden Trout Policy to Bring Fishing Paradise SACRAMENTO (CNS) — A paradise for the hardier fishermen of California who enjoy long trips into the back country of the High Sierra, was predicted today if the golden trout policy established by the state fish and game commission is carried through. The commission is fostering an extensive study of the golden trout situation in this state. The fish are native to California and their streams of origin are in the high mountain areas of Tulare, Madera and Fresno counties. Plans under way by the fish and game commission include the raising of fingerlings for planting in the native waters for rehabilitation, and for the stocking of certain other waters yet to be selected. Primarily, the waters to be stocked will be barren. In view of the tendency the golden trout has for hybridization with the rainbow trout. The commission describes the golden trout as a "luxury" fish, that is a fish which it cannot afford to promote on as large a scale as the rainbow. However, the golden species is a highly attractive sport fish, the commission says, characteristically and uniquely California and "well deserving of a secure place in our management program." It is biologically sound, the commission says, to maintain the fish in their native habitat. Consequently, the commission has designated a general area which comprises roughly the high mountainous areas of Madera, Fresno and Tulare counties, and has established this a "golden trout waters of California." A reasonable number of barge lakes in the area will be held baserun until they can be stocked. Besides the dinner, Ikes were entertained with music and magic, and later adjourned to their clubhouse to finish out the evening with dancing. Door prizes were won by Mrs. Pete Wisser, Mrs. Gail Vary and Mrs. Wayne Held, who each received a turkey; Mrs. Floyd Wylie and Goldie Royle each won a sponge rubber cushion donated by Brown Upholstery; and Mrs. Tex Middleton took home a mirror donated by Dougan and Hylton Glass Co. Arch Henry, chapter president, opened the program and then Wayne Held introduced the MC. Clyde Nichols. State officials visiting at the local Ike gathering were introduced by Nichols. John O'Kane then told Ikes about the coming National Boy Scout jamboree to be held just outside of Corona del Mar. This gathering will be the largest youth conference ever held in California. Over 50,000 scouts from all over the nation will attend. They will live in a tent city the size of Santa Ana, O'Kane said. Izaak Walton league will give each of the scouts a packet of seeds, which they are to plant as part of the Ike's conservation program. Ikes will also put on a big conservation display at the jamboree and will arrange for trips to the mountains for each and everyone of the visitors. Some 250 guides will be needed to show the scouts Southern California mountains areas. Anyone wishing to act as a guide on one of the buses carrying the scouts should contact the local Ike chapter. Origin of Term "Mugwump" The term "mugwump" was first applied in political analysis when Republicans voted what was termed a Liberal Republican ticket in 1872. However, it became especially common in 1844, when applied to those who called themselves "Independent Republicans," old refused to vote for James G. Blaine for President. Good Morning THE NEXT EDITION OF THE New Morning GAZETTE OF THE New Morning GAZETTE WILL BE DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME ON SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER 7th On Sunday, December 14th 8 PAGES of On Sunday, December 14th 8 PAGES of COLORED COMICS Subsequent Editions will be...SUNDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY NO PUBLICATION ON MONDAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS