anaheim-gazette 1953-02-05

Browns Still Say No To Video NEW YORK (P)—Now its official that the St. Louis Browns, still stubborn holdouts on the TV pay issue, will play no night games at Yankee Stadium in 1953. The New York Yankees, announcing a 14-night game schedule Wednesday, insisted their action was not a "retaliatory" measure. They explained commitments with their TV sponsor called for telecasts of at least 14 home night games. President Bill Veeck of the Browns, holding out for a share of TV receipts on the road or no TV at all, has refused to permit any Browns games to be televised. The St. Louis Cardinals are following much the same line in the National, although they have signed agreements with Chicago and Cincinnati. To make up for the absence of the Browns on the night schedule, the Yanks added an extra game with Boston and Cleveland. With the Red Sox and Indians now listed for three night dates and all the other clubs except St. Louis down for two, they have their full 14-game program. 'Higher Fees' for More Fish, Game Lawmakers Told SACRAMENTO (P)—Seth Gordon, state fish and game commissioner, said 'Higher Fees' for More Fish, Game Lawmakers Told SACRAMENTO (UP)—Seth Gordon, state fish and game director, told state legislators Wednesday California sportmen would gladly pay higher license fees if they produced more fishing and hunting. "We are inclined to feel from statements of sportsmen up and down the state that they will gladly put up additional revenue if they are shown the department is operating efficiently and improving conditions for them." Gordon related to an assembly ways and means subcommittee. A similar view, but with a different slant, came from George Difani, representative of the Organized Sportsmen. "We will resist any license increase until we can be shown the program is producing more hunting and fishing. We want to see what the new setup will do," he said. A Alan Post legislative auditor, told the subcommittee costs of the fish and game department next year may be about one and a third million dollars more than will come in through license fees. The subcommittee took no action on the fees. It approved the department's requested $6,161,508 budget except for a $131,312 item for 28 trappers and hunters which it put aside for further study. Santa Clara Wins SAN JOSE (UP)—Santa Clara's Broncos jumped back into second place in the California Basketball Association standings Tuesday night with an easy 72-57 victory over St. Mary's. Santa Clara led at halftime, 32-28. Bronc forward Ken Sears captured high point honors with 24. George McLaughlin was tops for St. Mary's with 14. ANAHEIM RADIATOR REPAIR Rear Crowell Olds 252 North Los Angeles St. PHONE NO. PITCHERS GET WORKOUT AT YANKEE SCHOOL Pitcher Artie Schallock covers first base under the of Scouts Syl Johnson (17) and Deacon Jones at the York Yankees early-bird conditioning school at Glen Other pitchers in the background wait for their turn. San Felipe Final ARCADIA (UP)—A couple of pressing turf questions should be answered partially Saturday in Santa Anita's $25,000 San Felipe handicap. First off, the race for 3-year-olds at 1 1-16 miles provides the final test for the $100,000 Santa Anita Derby on Feb. 21. Then, with many of the promising sophomores of 1953 expected at the starting gate, the San Felipe could tell the class expected this spring in the Kentucky Derby. Last year Calumet Farm's Hill Gall captured both the Derby here and at Churchill Downs. Calumet Chance Calumet has a chance this year to duplicate the feat. Its Chance rates the top San Felipe weight at 122 pounds even though beaten by Anny Crevolin's Decorated in a recent seven fulong event. Decorated had an eight-pound advantage that day. Invigator, a stakes winner in New York and making his first Santa Anita outing Saturday, drew 121 pounds, followed by Decorated with 120 and De Anza 119. Other imposts disclosed Wednesday are Social Outcast, 115; Merryman, 115; Swell, 112; Conjure, 111; Atomic Speed, 109; Book Circle, 109; Boo Hoo, 108; Silverado, 108; Correspondent, 106; Golden Abbey, 105; Saruna, 105; I Speak, 104; Hia Rica, 103; Schatzl, 102; Salmon Peter, 100; and Black Hascald, 100. Weights Announced Weights also were announced for the co-feature Saturday, the San Marcos Handicap at a mile for 3-year-olds and up. It's a preview of another $100,000 event—the Santa Anita Hanidcap. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt's First Glance and Clem H. Blue Reading drew top weight 128. Grover B. goes at 122 Trusting 120. Other weights are Strangled 119; Don Rebelde, 113; Will 112; Blue Thrumpeter, 111; ing Bull, 108; Patronage, 107; Capitol, 105; Steel, 105; and suit, 102. Contract Award Due for Clinic County supervisors are next Tuesday to award the tract for construction of the posed new dental clinic bus at Orange county hospital. The contract presumably be let to Contractor William bacher of Santa Ana, who low bidder for the job with ure of $7970: Next low bid $8951. The only other bid $9648. The bids were referred to Atect William H. Faulkner checking. Pilot Saved as Panther Jet Hit San Francisco Bay Wednesday and its pilot picked up safely within two minutes. The flier was Ensign M. Schoenberger of squadron V Alameda naval air station. His F-9-F crashed about yards off the Oakland terry at 1:34 p.m. just after he had en off from the Alameda Two minutes later; he was a 40-foot coast guard rescue sel. The plane sank. Schoenberger, 24, is from N. Monroe. ANAHEIM RADIATOR REPAIR Rear Crowell Olds 252 North Los Angeles St. PHONE 800 Grand Opening FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, OF DRAGON CHOP SUEY (FORMERLY LUM'S) YOU YOUNG LIU MRS. MARIE LIU Managers FREE GIFTS For Everyone Specializing in BANQUETS and PARTIES CHINESE and AMERICAN DINNERS •Steaks •Chops •Fried Shrimp •Fried Chicken PHONE 3461 1126 N. Los Angeles St.—Anaheim AT YANKEE SCHOOL—run to first on a play in which the first baseman has been pulled out of position by a batted ball. Schallock says Anaheim Gaze 'Experienced Dave' By JERRY LISKA CHICAGO (U) — The weight title bout between pion Kid Gavilan and Chuck Davey a week fromnesday night has puffed credible difference of opinion among armchair experts and side students of boxing. Legion of boxing fans closer to the prize ring than TV-viewing range in theing rooms, are convinced fancy-boxing Davey is cloaked with invincibility. Odds Absurd The crowd that hooks on the ring apron say current of 2 to 1 favoring the Dubu over Davey are absurd should be 8 to 1 or even less. Yet this writer has a well placed in business buily a TV boxing fan, who bled $100 to $50 on Davey, not an exception. If Davey is slow elsewhere, it is just the Midwest. The consec that the odds should be a AT YANKEE SCHOOL—first base under the eyes Deacon Jones at the New Dunning school at Glendale. and wait for their turn to run to first on a play in which the first baseman has been pulled out of position by a batted ball. Schallock says he's recovered from a shoulder injury that sidelined him for a stretch at Kansas City last year. (AP photo) The Final Test For Big Derby Contract Award Due for Clinic County supervisors are slated to Tuesday to award the contract for construction of the proposed new dental clinic building Orange county hospital. The contract presumably will let to Contractor William Rohrer, of Santa Ana, who was bidder for the job with a figure of $7970. Next low bid was $51. The only other bid was 48. The bids were referred to Archi-William H. Faulkner foricking. Pilot Saved as Panther Jet Hits San Francisco Bay AKLAND (AP)—A navy Panth-Jet fell into San Francisco Wednesday and its pilot was sed up safely within two minutes. The flier was Ensign M. D. Penberger of squadron VF 63, meda naval air station. Is F-9-F crashed about 500 is off the Oakland terry slip 3:34 p.m. just after he had taken off from the Alameda field. In minutes later, he was aboard-foot coast guard rescue vessel The plane sank. Penberger, 24, is from 4622 Chooenberger, 24, is from 4622 Brumbelow First Applicant for SMU Coach Post DALLAS (AP) — Coach Mike Brumbelow of Texas western got the first chance to sell Southern Methodist university on the idea he ought to be the Mustangs' new head football coach. Next up, probably next week, will be Buddy Brothers, former Tulsa university coach; Andy Pitney, Tulane backfield coach; and Muirburn Catfish Smith, East Texas State coach. SMU officials said only these four men have been invited to appear before the faculty athletic committee to talk about the joey vacated Sunday night by H. N. Kusty Russell. The Wolves howled him out. Brumbelow talked to the committee Tuesday night. Times for the other three candidates to appear have not been set. Burglars Lift $70 from Box Burglarys got away with $70 in cash from a metal box at the colonial shop, 1211 S. Main st., Santa Ana, last night, the owner, Richard Marshall, reported to police. Entry was gained through an unlocked window. Clothesline rooers with a preference for blue stole pairs of unmentionables from the lines of two women neighbors, Mrs. Charles Levine and Mrs. Lenore Tannenbaum, occupants of adjoining apartments at 1311 S. Main st., Santa Ana. The blue ones were taken from a line-up of assorted PRO GOLFERS WED — The marriage of Alice Bauer and Bob Hagge, professional-golfers, was revealed Feb. 2. Both 25, they live in Sarasota, Fla. Alice ninth in PGA national women's ranking, is the sister of Marlene Bauer, who is ranked sixth. (AP Wirephoto) Ocean waves can attain a height The crowd that hooks on the ring apron say current of 2 to 1 favoring the Dublin over Davey are absurd should be 8 to 1 or even less. Yet this writer has a well placed in business busily a TV boxing fan, who bred $100 to $50 on Davey, not an exception. If Davey is slow elsewhere, it is just the Midwest. The constance that the odds should be as to 5 on Gavilan, but they in the edge only because he is champ. These Davey partisans blonde, polite Chuck, the son of the American boy, makes Graziano, Ike Williams and Vejar look like soggy jerked by the strings of the ter felts, leads and crosses Little Difference. It makes little difference Graziano and Williams woke the hill when Davey danced into further oblivion of the like Davey himself—carry in television than in experience. “If you got it, you got one Davey devotee watch ex-collegian work out at Tam O'Shanter Country Club.” In rebuttal to the Suit that Davey never met as fast or hard-punching as Jan. Issy Kline, Chuck's recalled that Graziano Davey "he didn't give chance." “In one round alone, Da Graziano 85 times,” said “They weren't pats, either Jan may find he hasn't fought body as fast or sharp-punce Davey, either.” And so it goes. If this is match, as claimed by some sharply, it will be one of them attended mis-matches on even though televised locally well as nationally. There no radio broadcast. A Chicago Stadium cross 20,000 appears certain. Football Mentor Named by Wyoming LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) — Dickens, 38, football coach at Ford college at Spartanburg the past six seasons was appointed Wednesday as head coach at the University of Ming, a member of the conference. Dickens, a standout player Tennessee in his undergraduate days, was chosen by the board regents to succeed Bowden another Tennessee player, who signed to play there. LOCK BUSTER—MARKET SPECIAL—Mercurio's Market, 332 E. Center St., is selling Durkee's mayonnaise for 49¢ per quart as a feature Dollar Days and the market's 23rd anniversary. Shown standing beside a display of Durkee's mayonnaise is Mike Mercurio. Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. 5, 1963 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Gazette SPORTS 'Experts' Differ on Davey-Gavilan Fight By JERRY LISKA CHICAGO (UP) — The welterweight title bout between Champion Kid Gavilan and unbeaten Chuck Davey a week from Wednesday night has puffed an incredible difference of opinion between armchair experts and ringside students of boxing. Legion of boxing fans, never closer to the prize ring than proper TV-viewing range in their living rooms, are convinced that the fancy-boxing Davey is truly cloaked with invincibility. Odds Absurd The crowd that hooks its chin on the ring apron say current odds of 2 to 1 favoring the Cuban hawk over Davey are absurd. They should be 8 to 1 or even 10 to 1. Yet this writer has a friend, well placed in business but strictly a TV boxing fan, who has offered $100 to $50 oh Davey. This is not an exception. If Davey money is slow elsewhere, it is jumping in the Midwest. The consensus is that the odds should be around 8 Aussie Fireball Cracks 14 Seconds off 2-Mile Record Two Assistants Selected by Cardinal Mentor CHICAGO (UP)—New head coach Joe Stydahar of the Chicago Cardinals Wednesday named two assistants, Ernie Jorge, who resisted during the day as College of Pacific coach, and Dick Gallagher, head coach of Santa Clara MELBOURNE (UP)—John Landy, Australia's sensational miller, took a crack at a longer distance Wednesday night and slashed 14.4 seconds off the Australian two-mile record. Running at night and in muggy weather over the Gaelong oval grass track, the 22-year-old farming student traveled the distance in nine minutes, 1.2 seconds. Fourth Race It was the fourth terrific race in less than two months for the Aussie comet, who has run three straight mile races in less than 4:04, probably the only man in history to package that many standout performances in so short Two Assistants Selected by Cardinal Mentor CHICAGO UP—New head coach Joe Stydale of the Chicago Cardinals Wednesday named two assistants, Ernie Jorge, who resisted during the day as College of Pacific coach, and Dick Gallagher, head coach of Santa Clara which dropped football after last season. Jorge will be Cardinal line coach and Gallagher will handle the ends, said Stydale, who appeared at a press party honoring him as successor to Joe Kuharch. Stydale named Cardinal coach last Thursday after Kuharch was fired in a row over assistants, said he would name a backfield coach and possibly another aldea. He did not indicate his probable choices. Jorge, 38, was the only College of Pacific coach ever offered more than a one-year contract. Last week COP approved a three-year contract for Jorge, whose 1952 team won seven, tied one and lost three. Jorge began at COP as a lins coach in 1947 and moved up to head coach in 1951/He attended St. Mary's College and played guard, under Slip Madigan. Gallagher, 45, a native of Ironton, O., was an assistant coach with the Cleveland Browns in 1947-48-49 and the past three seasons directed Santa Clara Broncos. Gallagher played foolball at Kentucky Wesleyan and in 1940 was an assistant at William and Mary. Longshot Wins in Hialeah Handicap MIAMI (AP) — Sunny Dale surprised the midweek crowd of 19,272 at Hialeah park Wednesday when she came out of the pack at the head of the stretch to take the front running Emardee and win the $15,000 added Columbiana handicap. Sunny Dale whipped the favorored Emardee by three-fourths of a length in the seven furlong sprint for fillies and mares. La Corredora was third. Time for the seven furlongs was 1:28 2/3 over a slow track. Longshots dominated the card and the daily double was a whopping $1,136.40, made up of Troy Weight $26.40. In the first race and Faces East $34.70 in the second. Wednesday night and slashed 14.4 seconds off the Australian two-mile record. Running at night and in muggy weather over the Gaelong oval grass track, the 22-year-old farming student traveled the distance in nine minutes, 1.2 seconds. Fourth Race It was the fourth terrific race in less than two months for the Aussie comet, who has run three straight mile races in less than 4:04, probably the only man in history to package that many standout performances in so short a space of time. He excited the track world by running the mile in 4:02.2, only eight tenths of a second off Gundar Haegg's world record, on Dec. 1. On Jan. 3 he covered the mile in 4:02.8 and on Jan. 24 he won the Australian championship on a grass tract at Perthin 4:04.2. Although he bettered the Australian two-mile mark Wednesday night and won his race by 90 yards the lean speedster failed by 5.2 seconds to break the British Empire record held by Chris Chattaway of England. He was 20.8 seconds short of cracking the world mark held by Belgium's Gaston Reiff. Troubled by Heat Landy said he was troubled by the heat. "I perspired so much at times I could not even see the track," he said. The race was staged at 9:30 p.m. with the hope of avoiding the intense heat. But the thermometer registered 86.2 degrees and humidity was 46 per cent when Landy began his run. Football Mentor Named by Wyo. LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) — Philickens, 38, football coach at Wofford college at Spartanburg, S.C., the past six seasons was appoint-Wednesday as head football coach at the University of Wyoming, a member of the Skyline conference. 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