anaheim-gazette 1953-01-11

Anaheim Gazette SUNDAY MORNING, JAN. 11, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Gazette SPORT CAPTURES SANTA MARIA — Spanish Cream, with Eric Guerin in the saddle, gallops home a three-length victor in the $20,000 Santa Maria Handicap, co-feature at Santa Anita Park yesterday. Mab's Ch (2) nosed out Ruth Lilly (on rail) for money. Powerful NCAA Rules Committee to Decide on Sucker Shift, Platoons Stanford Announces Football Schedule PALO ALTO, Jan. 10 (UP)—Stanford today announced a 1953 schedule of 10 football games. The schedule: Sept. 19, College of Pacific, site not definite but Annual Sports Night to be Held At Fullerton ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., 10 (UP)—Two favorite subject football conversation—the "shift" and the two-platoon will be pondered by the ful NCAA football rules committee at a three-day session here Monday. It's a good bet that whe Stanford Announces Football Schedule PALO ALTO, Jan. 10 (P)—Stanford today announced a 1953 schedule of 10 football games. The schedule: Sept. 19, College of Pacific; site not definite but probably at Palo Alto; Sept. 26, Oregon at Palo Alto; Oct. 10, Oregon State at Portland; Oct. 17, UCLA at Palo Alto; Oct. 24, Washington State at Palo Alto; Nov. 7, Southern California at Los Angeles; Nov. 14, San Jose State at Palo Alto; Nov. 21 California at Palo Alto. The kiss is believed to be a form of polite or ceremonial salute by tasting. Annual Sports Night to be Held At Fullerton With a full evening of sports entertainment, athletic awards and a banquet scheduled, the annual sports night at Fullerton junior college will be held Wednesday evening, Jan. 14 in the men's gymnasium beginning at 7 o'clock. Fall sports awards will be made at the affair which is sponsored by the Associated Men Students. Featured guests will be members of the Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions, Optimists and other service clubs, all of whom have received invitations. Tickets for the second annual affair may be secured from members of the AMS, the Hornet Knights, or the Pep club and from the office of the dean of men. Dr. Robert E. Swenson. Tickets will also be sold at the door to the gymnasium. After a spaghetti dinner, the entertainment program and awarding of athletic awards will get underway. Boxing, wrestling, tumbling and gymnastics, a judo exhibition and musical numbers by the Singing Hornets are scheduled for the entertainment. Awards will be given for football, cross-country and water polo. Likely to prove an outstanding feature again this year, said Dr. Swenson, will be the judo demonstration. This impressive illustration of judo tactics will be presented by a four man group from the Camp Pendleton judo demonstration team, under Lt. Sullivan. The boxing demonstration, supervised by George Fowler, will be presented by Bert Waters (Buena Park), Fred Arce (Fullerton), and Lynn Lymann (Fullerton), FJC students. Supervised by Jim Smith, a demonstration of gymnastics will be given by Bob Foley, FJC student and outstanding gymnast from Canada, and an exhibition on the parallel bars by Ernie Contreras. Members of the Singing Hornets, directed by Kenneth Helvey, include Richard Martinez, Nor- ST. PETERSBURG, Fl., 10 UP—Two favorite subject football conversation—the "shift" and the two-platoon shift—will be pondered by the pencil NCAA football rules committee at a three-day session there Monday. It's a good bet that when conferences winds up Wednesday the free substitution rule will unchanged and there still will be a "sucker shift." Report Fritz Crisler, Michigan at director who heads the rulesMITtee, reported to the NCAA convention in Washington this month that member institutions four to one in a poll in favor keeping the two-platoon system. In a move intended to disage the "sucker shift," which been criticized as a maneuver signed deliberately to draw opposition offside, college football coaches asked the rules committee to make it illegal for a linemen standup or move laterally assuming his stance. Coaches' Opinion This proposal, in the opinion many coaches, will not end "sucker shift" because it nothing to limit the maneuver the backfield. Notre Dame's coach, F. Leahy, accused of using an ethical shift against South California and Oklahoma to obtain valuable five-yard penalties scoring territory, said the proposed rules change would alter shift only "to a small degree." Instead of first throwing linemen out wide and then bringing them in tight," Leahy said "we'll keep them stationary shift our backfield as usual." Other coaches agreed ally unanimously that a rules chan wouldn't get rid of "sucker shift" HORACE MANN "B" TEAM WINS Horace Man's "B" Basketteam won a hard fought overtime victory over George Washington Friday, 12-10. Scoring honors went to Georgetown's Bob Leos who nered six points for the loss Hector Corea, collected the other four markers for Washington. Dennis Carlson was top man Horace Man with four-points. Horace Mann—Jim Miller 0,Herrera 2,Dennis Carlson 4,Las Sanbroran 2,Rudy Miranda Henry Cancino 2,Fuzzy Rodrigio 2 George Washington—Bob L6.Scot Rowland 0,Bob Martin0.Bob Collens 0.Hector Corea NEW '53 PONTIAC WITH NEW LONGER WHEELBASE! You're going to love the "feel" of the new Pontiac's ride with new 122 inch wheelbase. Pontiac handles better—hugs the road better. Come on in and see for yourself. Drive the great new 1953 Dual-Streak Pontiac soon! DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR YOU CAN'T BEAT A PONTIAC! CASEY-BECKHAM PONTIAC 238 S. Los Angeles, Anaheim—Ph. 613—A Good Deal and a Good Deal More" OPEN EVENINGS TIL 10 P.M. SORTS National Conference Pro Bowl Grid Brilliant Aerial Play Is Highlight By BOB MYERS LOS ANGELES, Jan. 10. (AP)—The National Conference, scoring one first period touchdown on a tremendous 74-yard pass play, and another on a little blooper of 12 yards, went on to defeat the American Conference, 27-7, in the annual National Football league pro-bowl game today. Quarterback Norman Van Brocklin of the Los Angeles Rams and rooky end Bill Howton of the Green Bay Packers got together on the brilliant 74-yard aerial that gave the crowd of 34,208, plus a national television audience, the greatest thrill of the well fought game. Throws Strike The Oregon Dutchman threw another touchdown strike in the last quarter, good for seven yards. The victory was the second straight for the Nationals in this third edition of the post-season game. It was the second loss for the Americans' coach, Paul Brown, and gave Coach Buddy Parker of MITTEE TO BETOONS ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Jan. 19, 1945—Two favorite subjects of football conversation—the "sucker shift" and the two-platoon system will be pondered by the powerhouse NCAA football rules committee at a three-day session starting Monday. It's a good bet that when the references winds up Wednesday, free substitution rule will be changed and there still will be sucker shift." Report Ritz Crisler, Michigan athletic director who heads the rules committee, reported to the NCAA convention in Washington this week member institutions voted to one in a poll in favor of using the two-platoon system. Coaches' Opinion This proposal, in the opinion of my coaches, will not end the sucker shift" because it does not limit the maneuvers of backfield. Entre Dame's coach, Frank Damey, accused of using an unusual shift against Southern Florida and Oklahoma to drawable five-yard penalties inning territory, said the propositions change would alter his only "to a small degree." Instead of first throwing our men out wide and then bring-them in tight," Leahy said, "I will keep them stationary and our backfield as usual." Our coaches agreed almost limously that a rules change didn't get rid of "sucker shifts." ACE MANN "B" MIM WINS Face Man's "B" Basketball won a hard fought overtime victory over George Washington, May 12-10. During honors went to George Kingston's Bob Leos who garnered six points for the losers. Corea, collected the other markers for Washington. Annis Carlson was top man for the Man with four-points. Face Mann—Jim Miller 0, Salara 2, Dennis Carlson 4, Larry Correa, collected the other markers for Washington. Annis Carlson was top man for the Man with four-points. Face Mann—Jim Miller 0, Salara 2, Dennis Carlson 4, Larry Correa, collected the other markers for Washington. Annis Carlson was top man for the Man with four-points. Face Mann—Jim Miller 0, Salara 2, Dennis Carlson 4, Larry Correa, collected the other markers for Washington. Annis Carlson was top man for the Man with four-points. Face Mann—Jim Miller 0, Salara 2, Dennis Carlson 4, Larry Correa, collected the other markers for Washington. Annis Carlson was top man for the Man with four-points. Face Mann—Jim Miller 0, Salara 2, Dennis Carlson 4, Larry Correa, collected the other markers for Washington. Annis Carlson was top man for the Man with four-points. Face Mann—Jim Miller 0, Salara 2, Dennis Carlson 4, Larry Correa, collected the other markers for Washington. Annis Carlson was top man for the Man with four-points. Face Mann—Jim Miller 0, Salara 2, Dennis Carlson 4, Larry Correa, collected the other markers for Washington. Annis Carlson was top man for the Man with four-points. Face Mann—Jim Miller 0, Salara 2, Dennis Carlson 4, Larry Correa, collected the other markers for Washington. Annis Carlson was top man for the Man with four-points. Face Mann—Jim Miller 0, Salara 2, Dennis Carlson 4, Larry Correa, collected the other markers for Washington. Annis Carlson was top man for the Man with four-points. Face Mann—Jim Miller 0, Salara 2, Dennis Carlson 4, Larry Correa, collected the other markers for Washington. Annis Carlson was top man for the Man with four-points. Face Mann—Jim Miller 0, Salara 2, Dennis Carlson 4, Larry Correa, collected the other markers for Washington. Annis Carlson was top man for the Man with four-points. Face Mann—Jim Miller 0, Salara 2, Dennis Carlson 4, Larry Correa, collected the other markers for Washington. Annis Carlson was top man for the Man with four-points. Face Mann—Jim Miller 0, Salara 2, Dennis Carlson 4, Larry Correa, collected the other markers for Washington. Annis Carlson was top man for the Man with four-points. Face Mann—Jim Miller 0, Salara 2, Dennis Carlson 4, Larry Correa, collected the other markers for Washington. Annis Carlson was top man for the Man with four-points. Face Mann—Jim Miller 0, Salara 2, Dennis Carlson 4, Larry Correa, collected the other markers for Washington. Annis Carlson was top man for the Man with four-points. Face Mann—Jim Miller 0, Salara 2, Dennis Carlson 4, Larry Correa, collected the other markers for Washington. Annis Carlson was top man for the Man with four-points. Face Mann—Jim Miller 0, Salara 2, Dennis Carlson 4, Larry Correa, collected the other markers for Washington. Annis Carlson was top man for the Man with four-points. Face Mann—Jim Miller 0，Salara 2，Dennis Carlson 4，Larry Correa，collected the other markers for Washington. Annis Carlson was top man for the Man with four-points. Face Mann—Jim Miller 0，Salara 2，Dennis Carlson 4，Larry Correa，collected the other markers for Washington. Annis Carlson was top man for the Man with four-points. Face Mann—Jim Miller 0，Salara 2，Dennis Carlson 4，Larry Correa，collected the other markers for Washington. Annis Carlson was top man for the Man with four-points. Face Mann—Jim Miller 0，Salara 2，Dennis Carlson 4，Larry Correa，collected the other markers for Washington. Annis Carlson was top man for the Man with four-points. Carlson to Head Local Tennis Club Bob Carlison was elected to a second term of office as president of the Anaheim Tennis club for 1953 at the regular January meeting held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Williams on West Sycamore st. Larry Harvill, first year treasurer; was voted the new position of vice president; Barry Ryan was elected to the treasurer's position; and Mary Flynn succeeded herself as secretary. Feud Ends as Middleweight Title NEW YORK, Jan. 10 (UP)—After years of feuding and fussing, the New York State Athletic Commission and the National Boxing Association got together today and immediately went to work on a middleweight title elimination tournament. After the afternoon debating George Barton of Minneapolis, president of the NBA, said the U.S. contenders for Ray Sugar Robinson's discarded crown would be named next Monday. Name Contenders "I think you can say," he added, "that Carl Bobo Olson of Honolulu, Ernie Durando of Bayonne, N.J., Rockey Castellani of Luzerne, Pa., and Norman Hayes of Boston, will be on the list." Olsen and Hays already have been matched; meeting in Boston on Feb.7. No formal pact ending the cold war between the two boxing factions was signed because New York State laws do not permit it. Separate agreements with the various members of the NBA will be signed within the next十 days. In effect,the action of "perfecting an association" of New York with the NBA actually means about the same thing as membership. Virtual Members" "I will regard them New York as virtual members," said Abe Greene of Paterson,N.J.,NBA commissioner. "This is the most progress we've made in twenty years," added Heinie Miller of Washington,D.C.,NBA executive secretary. "I am delighted we can sit down together and work In the best interests of boxing," said Robert K. Christopherry.New York chair. Local Tennis Club Bob Carlson was elected to a second term of office as president of the Anaheim Tennis club for 1953 at the regular January meeting held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Williams on West Sycamore st. Larry Harvill, first year treasurer, was voted the new position of vice president, Barry Ryan was elected to the treasurer's position, and Mary Flynn succeeded herself as secretary. Important business of the meeting was the adoption of the club constitution. Charter membership was granted to all those paying their first year dues. De-linquent members were warned that Jan. 24 is the dead-line for payment of 1952 dues. Those not paying by that time will automatically be dropped from membership and will receive no further notice of club meetings and activities. Announcement was made of tennis tournaments during January in which local netters might participate; entry blanks for all of these may be obtained from Mrs. Bob Williams, Anaheim Recreation Director of Tennis, at the city park courts on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. during the regular week-end tennis practice. Freshments were served under the direction of Dick Hanson, outgoing vice-president. Satchel Paige Signs with Browns ST. LOUIS, Jan. 10. Ages less LeRoy "Satchel" Paige today signed his 1953 contract with the St. Louis Browns. It was the third Brownie contract for Paige who first came up to the major leagues with Cleveland and Bill Vecek in 1948. "Satch," when asked about terms of his new contract, slowed his speech down and said: "I better take another look at the contract." Virtual Members" "I will regard them New York as virtual members," said Abe Greene of Paterson, N.J., NBA commissioner. This is the most progress we've been in 20 years, added Heinie Miller of Washington, D.C., NBA executive secretary. "I am delighted we can sit down together and work in the best interests of boxing," said Robert K. Christenberry, New York chairman. All was sweetness and light at the two-hour meeting. After it was over, Christenberry and George Barton of Minneapolis, NBA president, authorized a joint statement, announcing "the association of the two organizations to develop and enforce in complete co-operation nationwide and uniform standards on all matters affecting the best interests of boxing." Nimble Fox Wins MIIAMI, Fla., Jan 10. Nimble Fox lived up to his name today when he beat out six other sprinters to win the $15,000 added Straus Memorial at Tropical park and score the first handicap triumph of his racing career. Nimble Fox ran the six furlongs in 1:09 4/5 over track made slow by Friday's rainstorm. Starecase finished a length and a quarter behind the winner but saved the place from Greentree stable's Northern Star. Nimble Fox paid $14.60, $5.90 and $4 and Northern Star $4.60. ANAHEIM RADIATOR REPAIR Rear Crowell Olds 252 North Los Angeles St. PHONE 3290 Conference Wins Grid Game 27-7 FOR 14 YARDS—Halfback to the clear and takes a short lay by Layne (extreme right) in yard-line for the National Conference team in the Pro Bowl game Jan. 10 against the American conference squad at Los Angeles. American conference players include Guard Bill Willis (63) and Len Ford (83). Middleweight Title · Elimination Tournament Slated Mangrum Leads in Bing Crosby Golf Tournament PEBBLE BEACH, Jan. 10 — Mangrum took over the second round lead of the 54-hole Crosby pro-amateur tournament today with a two-round final of 133—11 under par. The former U.S. Open champion and winner of the Los Angeles Open last Monday charged to the point of a star-packed field of professionals and amateurs with six-under-par 66 today to add to five-under first round yesterdays. Mangrum tacked up a 32-34 on 6246 yard par 35-37 Monterey Sunsula Country club course. He played the par 37-35 Cypressnt 6305-yard layout yesterday. The straight hitting combat veteran of World War II justified his role of favorite with the brilliant par effort. The stylish fairway trumper had scramble for his par five on uphill 473-yard 18th but he on the edge in three and down two. Mangrum's sub-par effort gave a three stroke advantage over nearest pursuers for tornoir's final lap. Middlecoff, of Memphis; Tommy Trailing the pace-setter from Bolt of Durham, N.C., and Jim Niles, Ill., grouped at 136, were Ferrier of San Francisco the U.S. Open champion Julius Boros of Mid Pines, N.C., former The horns of the rhinoceros are national open title holder Cary modified hairs. SALESMEN WHAT IS YOUR FUTURE FOR 1953? And What About 20 Years Hence? This is an opportunity for two high quality sales representatives to be set up in business for the purpose of serving the growing number of Allstate policy-holders in Anaheim and Fullerton. These are not ordinary insurance jobs but require the very best type of representative; between 28 and 38, married with a family and late model car. Further, he should be well educated and be able to show evidence of successful sales experience. Superior employee benefits include profit sharing, paid vacations and insurance. The men who qualify will be given thorough training at our expense and will be on a guaranteed salary to start. 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