anaheim-gazette 1953-02-06

Welterweight Champ Confident He Wll Win CHICAGO (F)—Welterweight champion Kid Gavilan, sporting a trace of a Thursday made with some double-talk over the chances challenger Chuck Dave against him next Wednesday night. Right after climbing from the plane which brought him from the east, the hawk announced: "The fans who bet on Davey are going to be very sorry when it is I ween from here to Habana." Then at a press luncheon in a swank restaurant, Ian said he expected a tough fight which probably would go 15 rounds. Chi White Sox Sign Fain for $30,000 Anaheim Courtmen Meet Beach City Hoopsters Tonight Anaheim's Colonist basketball squad will lay its second place in the Sunset League on the line tonight when the local cagers go against Huntington Beach on the latter's court. The local lads, having lost two Sunset League contests this season, need one more win to clinch second place and be eligible for the CIF playoffs. Coach Bill Hunstock's players will likely take to the court determined to win from the Oil City squad, as it was Huntington Beach that won a one-point victory from CHICAGO (F)—It took only a two minute phone call for the Chicago White Sox to sign their newly-acquired American League batting champion, first sacker Ferris Fain. Fain came to terms with General Manager Frank Lane for a presumed salary of more than $30,000, thus making the ex-Philadelphia Athletic star perhaps the highest paid athlete ever signed by the White Sox. Fain resides at Walnut Creek, Calif. "We just talked two minutes and we both hung up happy," said Lane. Last season, first baseman Eddie Robinson, swapped to the Athletics a week ago for Fain, was the top salaried White Sox player at an estimated $25,000. Now Robinson is squabbling with the A's for an increase over that figure. Immediately upon arrival keed had said: "I am ready go the whole 15 rounds, don't think it will go so I think I'll take him any time the 10th. The experts know it is all about. I am at to 1 better than Davey." Gavilan Favored The current odds favor 2 to 1. But at the luncheon, the newly suited Gavilan told sportsers: "In a championship fight punch can change everything be Davey can throw it, me. Odds don't make muference then. "How do I fight that soul I know he's clever. I see twice on television, both against Chico Vejar. Son I should crowd him. Son I should box him. I find out to do when fight starts." "They tell me Davey is a er. But boxing is funny can't say when or if you o man. You throw a hundred id punches and nothing hi Then sometimes you throw which goes right and cuts ter man bad." Anahiem's Colonist basketball squad will lay its second place in the Sunset League on the line tonight when the local cagers go against Huntington Beach on the latters court. The local lads, having lost two Sunset League contests this season, need one more win to clinch second place and be eligible for the CIF playoffs. Coach Bill Hunstock's players will likely take to the court determined to win from the Oil City squad, as it was Huntington Beach that won a one-point victory from Anahiem in the first half of league play this season. The two teams battled on even terms until the final seconds when Huntington Beach's Dick Stricklin hit the hoop with a field goal to give the beach courtmen the one-point victory. Now Doors Open $145 P.M. Clinton Webb "Stars & Stripes Forever" and "Breaking The Sound Barrier" KIDDIE MATINEE Saturday 12:30 F.M. "BEWARE OF BLONDIE" 5 Cartoons Plus Our Regular Show Orange Drive-In Theatre "Treasure of the Golden Condor" CORNEL WILDE and "Kansas City Confidential" SPOOK SHOW FRL the 13th Union Oil Retains Leadership in Industrial League Union Oil, undefeated leaders in the Industrial Basketball League, brought its unbroken victory string to 10 Wednesday by beating Northrop 46-31. Doug Harline was high man for the oilers, scoring five field goals and one free throw for a total of 11 points, V.R. Scott paced scoring for Northrop, garnering four field goals and a like amount of free throws for 12 points. In other Industrial-League play Kwikset defeated Knott's 49-23 and Alpha Beta fell before Rosan, 50-36. Boxer Dies from Fight Injuries SAN DIEGO (AP)—An injury received in a prize fight at Mexicali, Mexico, caused the death of Nicholas Acosta Flores, 24, here Wednesday night. Flores was brought to a hospital here after the fight with Chu Chu Jiminez Saturday. The attending surgeon reported death was from a brain injury. TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE How do I fight that southerner? I know he's clever. I see twice on television, both against Chico Vejar. Son I should crowd him. Son I should box him. I find out to do when fight starts." They tell me Davey is arer. But boxing is funny can't say when or if you oa man. You throw a hundred id punches and nothing hi Then sometimes you throw which goes right and cuts ther man bad. Shave Coming Up The senior's new chin needed to be inspected close be seen. "I cut it off afight," Gavilan grinned. Reports came from Davey O'Shanter training quarterteenth the unbeaten Michigan State graduate had figured out to stop Gavilan's famed punches. Gavilan said if he beats hell probably turn toward middleweight division. "My ager Angel Lopez says n maybe he changes his mind he sees what kind of mo can draw. Nobody's left in the well vision to draw moneys exceedey." McLennan Stake Race Looms as 'One of the Bees' MIAMI, Fla. (AP)—The $ added McLennan Handicap Hialeah Park Saturday, w two-and-a-quarter million field, looms as one of the this country ever saw. Wow! what a horse race the unanimous opinion of our trainers and jockeys as they up the star-studded list for mile and an eighth jaunt four year olds and upward. Nine of the thoroughbreed pected to go postward and have earned $2,256,394 in head by George D. Wid Battlefield, at $434,752 the b money winner still racing. Trailing Battlefield in but still counting their earn five or six figures are Oil C Alerted, Crafty Admiral, Sp Valor, One Count, Ken, Gu Ol and Mandingo. Others regarded as pro starters, shooting for the $ first money, are Mass O'Gold glow, Iceberg 2nd, Gangway Hitter and Esmero. Youngsters Hire By Oakland HORIZONTAL 1 Not about 3 Mineral springs 8 Mania name 12 Ready for the table 14 Insist 15 Plaster 16 Ringer in England 17 Instrument of ancient Greek 18 An pyramids 20 Pronoun 22 Impersonator 23 Writer 25 Greek letters 27 Interline 28 Dusky 29 Daughter 31 Humor 33 Blindness 35 Samover 38 Sharpness 41 B. Am. expite 42 Marble 43 River in NW Germany 45 Chinese measure Bovine genus Part of a playground equipment Scent Chinese papoda Part of a church Rhythmic conservative Blacken San of Seth Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: VOICE Bentham Temporary shelter VERTICAL Alms box A litter Herocious Greek letter Chophotchion Site of lowe State College Flute player (rare) Arid Thick piled carpet of indies Assemble The rainbow Pronounce Three dimen-board Border on Dessert Also Chief magistrate of a former equusis Perhaps a good child Old English money Compass point piece of dogs Beginning Fact Doctrine Genus of the burbata Best believed Be active Nature River in England Direction Scrap First god of the Babylonian bird Youngsters Hired By Oakland OAKLAND (AP) - The Oak baseball club Thursday signed youngsters to lower-league tracts and clubs with which Oakts have working agreements. Shelly Edwards, 20-year lefthanded hitting outfielder Alameda, will report to Wendell of the Western Internationale League. Leonard Santos, right hit pitcher from San Leandro, will sent to Albuquerque of the Texas-New Mexico League. 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 Anahelm Gazette H. C. Burkhelmer Publisher General Manager Leonard Kreldt, City Editor Balgh Jouland, Classified Manager Don Young, Circulation Manager Anna California, Phone Anaheim 2006 Entered as second class mail under the act of March 1, 1870. The Gazette is a member of the registered Press in National Edit Association, and California Paper Publishers Association; rights herein are reserved. Subscriptions: 500 per month by order or 15 per year by carrier of MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATION PREAM - The Associated Press killed exclusively to the use publication of all the local newspapers in this newspaper as well as A.P news dispatches. Champ VII Win porting a trace of a goatee, Callenger Chuck Davey has him from the east, the Cuban very sorry when it is over. a swank restaurant, Gavi5 rounds. Immediately upon arriving, the need had said: "I am ready to to the whole 15 rounds, but I don't think it will go so long. I think I'll take him any time after the 10th. The experts know what is all about. I am at least 4 to 1 better than Davey." Gavilan Favored The current odds favor Gavilan to 1. But at the luncheon, the smartsuited Gavilan told sports writers: "In a championship fight, one unch can change everything. MayDavey can throw it, maybe. Odds don't make much diffrence then. 'How do I fight that southpaw?' know he's clever. I see him vice on television, both times against Chico Vejar. Some say should crowd him. Some say should box him. I find out what do when fight starts." They tell me Davey is a bleed. But boxing is funny. You can't say when or if you can cut man. You throw a hundred solpunches and nothing happens. when sometimes you throw one which goes right and cuts the othman bad. What's New and Exciting in Boats NEW YORK — Spring is a long way off for Newers yet they turned out in large numbers for the 43nual national motor boat show here. The 16-foot catamaran with striped sails at left is one of the newamong the hundreds of boats shown at the exhibit. Miss Jean Hannay of Maplewood, N. J., takes a podug-out canoe from the Mystic, Conn., Seaport n collection. Sharp Shooting, Few Fouls Formula For Seton Hall’s No. 1 Cage Team NEW YORK (AP)—Accurate field goal shooting and little fouling have combined for the formula which has put Seton Hall in the No. 1 position in college basketball ranks. Statistics released Thursday by the National Collegiate Athletic Association show these interesting facts about the New Jersey quintet, top-ranked in the Associated Press poll: Castellani's Manager Getting Set To Make Demand for Olson Batt NEW YORK (AP)—If Rocky Castellani gets past Pierre Langlois Friday night at Madison Square Garden, his manager, Tex Sullivan, will start screaming for a match with Carl Bobo Olson for Chadwick May Round Trip Sw "How do I fight that southpaw? Know he's clever. I see him twice on television, both times against Chico Vejar. Some say should crowd him. Some say should box him. I find out what do when fight starts." "The tell me Davey is a bleed. But boxing is funny. You can't say when or if you can cut man. You throw a hundred punches and nothing happens. Then sometimes you throw one which goes right and cuts the othman bad." Shave Coming Up The senior's new chin foliageeded to be inspected closely to seen. "I cut it off after the light," Gavilan grinned. Reports came from Davey's Tam Shanter training quartets that unbeaten Michigan State college graduate had figured out how stop Gavilan's famed bolo inches. Gavilan said if he beats Davey, it'll probably turn towards the middleweight division. "My manager Angel Lopez says no, but maybe he changes his mind when sees what kind of money I can draw." Nobody left in the welter division to draw money except Dary." McLennan Stake Race Looms as One of the Best MIAMI, Fla. (AP)—The $50,000-fled McLennan Handicap ataleah Park Saturday, with its two-and-a-quarter million dollar looms as one of the best is country ever saw. Wow! what a horse race!" is unanimous opinion of owners, winners and jockeys as they size the star-studded list for the race and an eighth jaunt for three olds and upward. Nine of the thoroughbreds existed to go postward already have earned $2,256,394 in pursues, judged by George D. Widener's battlefield, at $434,752 the biggest money winner still racing. Trailing Battlefield in purses still counting their earnings in elee or six figures are Oil Capitol, fitted, Crafty Admiral, Spartan Horse, One Count, Ken, Gushing and Mandingo. Mothers regarded as probable betters, shooting for the $47,900-money, are Mass O'Gold Sunny, Iceberg 2nd, Gangway, One Otter and Esmero. Youngsters Hired by Oakland NEW YORK (AP)—Accurate field goal shooting and little fouling have combined for the formula which has put Seton Hall in the No. 1 position in college basketball ranks. Statistics released Thursday by the National Collegiate Athletic Association show these interesting facts about the New Jersey quintet, top-ranked in the Associated Press poll: Best Percentage 1. Seton Hall has the best field goal percentage among major teams, with 43.8 per cent accuracy from the floor. 2. Seton Hall is third in the nation for fewest personal fouls committed, behind Niagara and Bucknell. Seton Hall has averaged 15.4 personalities a game compared to 14.5 for Niagara and 15.1 for Bucknell. 8. Wally Dukes, Seton Hall pivot ace, is the nation's leading rebounder with 23.7 rebounds a game. Seton Hall has made good on 592 of 1553 field goal attempts in games through last Tuesday night. Niagara is second with a 43.4 per cent and Furman next with 41.6. Offense Leader George Washington is the country's overall offense leader, averaging 87.4 points a game. Furman, on a recent spree, is averaging 85.6, and Navy 85.3. Seton Hall isn't in the top ten. On defense, Oklahoma A&M rates the tightest, limiting adversaries to an average of 52.2 points a game. Wyoming follows with 54.6 and Oklahoma City with 55.1. San Jose State is ninth with 56.8. Feature of this week's statistics is the rise of Furman, which has been pouring points through the hoop at a 98.4 points a game clip in its last seven games. Through the first nine games, Furman averaged 73.7. Aga Khan's Horse Brings $760,000 CANNES, France (AP)—Tulyar winner of the 1952 English Derby and eyed enviously by American horse breeders, has been sold by the Aga Khan to the Irish-National Stud for 250,000 pounds $700,-000. The Aga Khan, fabulously wealthy leader of the world's Ismail Moslems, said early this week he had been offered almost $1,000,000 for Tulyar by an American syndicate. But he turned it down and said he would never sell the colt outside of England or Ireland. Olson's Manager Castellani's Manager Getting Sets To Make Demand for Olson Battles NEW YORK (AP)—If Rocky Castellani gets past Pierre Langlois Friday night at Madison Square Garden, his manager, Tex Sullivan, will start screaming for a match with Carl Bobo Olson for the American middleweight title. Too Many Guys They've got too many guys in the tournament," said Sullivan. "If my guy licks the Frenchman, let him fight Olson, provided Olson gets over that Norman Hays in Boston Saturday night." Sullivan won't get far with his idea for a couple of reasons. First, the Castellani-Langlois scrap is only the opener of an involved tournament recognized by the National Boxing Association and the New York State Athletic Commission. And secondly, Olson Wednesday declared himself out of the tourney, designed to help find a successor to retired Ray Robinson. Wanis Turpin Olson wants to fight England's Randy Turpin and call that a world title fight. The British don't figure Randy should fight in any tournament. The Langlois-Castellani bout, leftrightened to 12 rounds because of its title implications, will be carried on network radio ABC and television NBC, starting at 7 p.m. PST. WASHINGTON (AP)—The Eisenhower administration does not intend to be stampede into emergency action because of recent declines in farm prices. Secretary Benson said Thursday. The agriculture secretary, at his first news conference since taking over the cabinet post two weeks ago, made plain he saw no cause for alarm on the farm front. RADIO and TELEVISION SATURDAY A.M. 7:00 A.M. KLAC News Haynes KLAC Music KMPC-KPAC-KECA News KHJ-KPAC-News KMPO-Clock Watcher KEGA-Garden-of-Eden KHA-J-Breakfast-Gang KLAQ-Barnes at Retins KMPO-New Circus KNX-Frank Goose KPI-Eno Manning KMPC-Music Tales Chadwick May Round Trip Swim SAN DIEGO (AP) — Chadwick, the first wrestler swim the English Channel directions. Thursday was ed considering a non-stop from England to France again this summer. "It would be an expen Miss Chadwick told the Tribune." After I swim tthe nel from St. Margaret's English coast to Wissamat French coast; I want to do far I can return." She swam from Frances land in 1950 and in 1951 reverse direction, the first an ever to do so. AIR FORCE 'CANS' ENERGY NEW YORK (AP)—The Air force and steel institute air force and materiel mand are canning arrows and clothing for use. The world's largest cage made of 11 or 12-guage lion, hot rolled steel plates are opened with wrenches, and can be reused. Humidity, big bugaboo in shipment is overcome by desiccants placed inside before closing. After thhalves are bolted together drated air is pumped in the special valve. HILGENFELD MORTUARY FAITHFUL COURTEUS SERIES 120 E.Broadway.Ana PHONE 4108 Youngsters Hired by Oakland OAKLAND (UP) — The Oakland baseball club Thursday signed two singles to lower-league contracts and clubs with which the team have working agreements. Shelly Edwards, 20-year-old handed hitting outfielder from media, will report to Wenatchee the Western International league. Leonard Santos, right handed batter from San Leandro, will be to Albuquerque of the West Bas-New Mexico League. ANAHEIM GAZETTE, INC. Theodore B. Kuchel, President Max Besler, Vice-President Mrs. Henry Kuchel, Secretary-Treasurer H.C. Burkhelmer, Assistant Secretary-Treasurer ANAHEIM GAZETTE Established 1879 Olson's Manager To Negotiate for Bout with Turpin BOSTON (UP) — Sid Flaherty, manager of Hawaiian middle-weight title contender Carl Bobo Olson, said Thursday night he will meet British tight promoter Jack Solomons in Los Angeles Tuesday to negotiate for a bout with England's Randy Turpin. Flaherty said he will leave Boston Sunday to meet Solomons, who is returning to England via the United States from an Australian visit. Flaherty, undaware that Solomons would be in this country, earlier said he planned to fly to England next week to open negotiations for the bout. Blackwell Signs With N. Y. Yankees NEW YORK (UP) — Ewell Blackwell, once the most effective right-handed pitcher in the National League, has signed his 1953 baseball contract with the New York Yankees, assistant general manager Roy Hamey announced Thursday. Blackwell was obtained from the Cincinnati Reds last Aug. 28. He became the ninth player to sign with the world champions, who give having trouble getting their athletes in the fold. Only two regulars—catcher Yogi Berra and infielder Gil McDougald—have come to terms and some of the team's brightest stars threaten holdout campaigns. 2 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. 6, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA RADIO and TELEVISION FRIDAY A. M. 7:00 A.M. KLAC-News, Haynes KFI-KMPC-Music KECA-Paul Masterson KFWB-Bill Leyden KHJ-News KNX-Bob Ferris KFAQ-Coffee Concert KFOL-Let Chips Fall KBIG-Early Bird 7:15 KLAQ-Haynes at Reins KFI-Fleetwood Lawton KHPC-News KIJ-Breakfast Gang KNX-Ralph Story 1:30 KLAC-Baiter, Haynes KFI-Cabbages & Kings KMPC-Clock Watcher KECA-Bob Garrod 1:45 KNX-Frank Goes KFI-Knox Manning KECA-Paul Masterson KHI-Sam Hayes KNX-Harry Babbitts 8:00 A.M. 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J., takes a pose in astic, Conn., Seaport nautical CHADWICK MAY TRY ROUND TRIAP Swim SAN DIEGO, CA — Florence Chadwick, the first woman to swim the English Channel both directions, Thursday was reported considering a non-stop swim from England to France and back again this summer. "It would be an experiment," Miss Chadwick told the Evening Tribune. "After I swim the channel from St. Margaret's on the English coast to Wissant on the French coast, I want to see how far I can return." She swam from France to England in 1950 and in 1951 made it reverse direction, the first woman ever to do so. AIR FORCE 'CANS' ENGINES NEW YORK, NY — The American iron and steel institute says the air force and material command are canning aircraft enclosures and clothing for overseas use. The world's largest cans are made of 11 or 12-gauge low carbon, hot rolled steel plates. They are opened with wrenches, not can openers, and can be reused. 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