anaheim-gazette 1953-03-12

Anaheim 3-Day 'Bowl American Bowling Congress Local Bowling Marathon First Of Type to Get ABC Sanction The American Bowling Congress has given their "okay" to the Bowlathon proposed for the Anaheim Bowling Center between April 24 and 26. This is the first bowling marathon of the type ever to be sanctioned by the American Bowling Congress. A set of rules to govern the contest was drawn up by a 14-member Rules Committee, it was announced by Tournament Director B. J. Rappe. The tournament has attracted a great deal of interest. Almost all of the local bowlers have given their support to the unusual event and have declared their intentions of making the Bowlathon a success. Members of the rules committee are: Jim Pontious, Huntington Beach, chairman; "Tex" Rappe, Santa Ana, secretary-treasurer; Lee Easter, Laguna Beach, grievance chairman; Larry Frver, Anaheim, co-grievance chairman; Henry Loy, Anaheim, Bowlathon director; Frank Kaminsky, Anaheim; J. W. Sexton, Montrose; Art Miller, Orange; Jerry Schiller, Daryr Schiller, Garden Grove; Jess Schmidt, Anaheim; Mike Tierheimer, Anaheim; Johnny Johnson, Santa Ana; and Jim Kandrick, Santa Ana. Members of the board of trustees, under the chairmanship of Jerry Schiller are: Rappe, Johnson, Kaminsky, and Miller. Following are the tentative rules for the ABC-sanctioned Bowlathon: the grievance committee chairman in writing and within 24 hours of completion of the contest. 20. Officials of the contest, committeeman on rules for the event, and employees of the Anaheim Bowling Center will not be permitted to enter the contest. Colonists Dump Whittier 7-2 in Season Opener The basketball season was over for sure Monday at the local high school. After the team elected Bill Ames the most valuable player and Dave Moody the "53" captain, the boys turned in their uniforms. The Bill Hunstock-coached aggregation ended their season with a highly respectable 22 and 5 win and loss record. While Coach Hunstock gathered the uniforms, baseball Coach John Wallin stood by ready to issue baseball togs to five of the hardwood stars. Four of these basketeers represented three fourths of his infield and a starting centerfielder. To prove they were necessary on the diamond, the boys climbed into their new uniforms and with only one day's practice broke into the lineup and HS Netmen Doubles Ma Win One S The Anaheim Highnis team won both matches Friday in Anaheim to win 5-3. Dean Stokes captured Colonist singles victory downed Gus Siragus Poly group, 8-6 and 6 doubles, A.U.H.S.'s FL and Dick Hanson team the Beach City's first combine of Blackmon 4-6, 6-2 and 6-2. In doubles encounter, Weick and Phil Wright cals overran their opponents and 6-3 to bring home points that were needed Anaheim their victory. Mike Bouck dropped fought sets to Abraq Poly team. The first shot him 6-8, but Mike o strong to capture the second in the decisive third couldn't find the range cumbed to the hard Abrams, 6-3. Long Beach Slated Mar. 1 Three Olympic games Members of the board of trustees, under the chairmanship of Jerry Schiller are: Rappe, Johnson, Kaminsky, and Miller. Following are the tentative rules for the ABC-sanctioned Bowlathon: 1. Starting date, Apr. 24, 7 p.m. 2. Ending date, Apr. 26, at 7 p.m. 3. Entry closing date, Apr. 21, at 12 mid-night. 4. Prize Fee, $100; Contest Expense Fee, $50; Bowling Fee, 35c per line. 5. Prize fee will be returned 100% in prizes. 6. Only persons permitted to enter contest will be made members of the American Bowling Congress. 7. Number of contestants will be limited to five per alley. (Fifty entries in a ten-alley house.) 8. Two persons will be permitted on each pair of alleys to act as "prompters" to the bowlers. 9. Time breaks will be made every two-and-one-half hours, according to a time schedule set up by the rules committed, to permit the shifting and balancing of the contestants still remaining in the contest. 10. Fifteen prizes will be awarded on the highest fifteen accumulated scores, regardless of any other factor. Total pins take top money and thus on down through fifteen places. In the event of ties, prize money for the places tied will be added together and split evenly. 11. No contestant will be compelled to bowl for 48 consecutive hours in order to be eligible for a prize. Further, a contestant may drop out of the contest at any time he feels that his accumulation of pins is high enough to finish in the first fifteen places. 12. Contestants will always shift to the next highest numbered pair of alleys before being balanced. About balancing; at the start of each time shift, no pair of alleys will have more than one contestant in excess of any other pair of alleys. 13. Bowler will receive a zero for the frame in which he is not in the alley to bowl when his turn comes. In the event a bowler is zeroed in 11 consecutive frames, he is automatically eliminated from further bowling in the contest. His score, however, stands for the final computing toward accumulated pins and if his score places him in the first 15 places, he is entitled to that prize money. 14. A referee will be appointed by the committee on rules and forms. The Bill Hunstock-coached aggregation ended their season with a highly respectable 22 and 5 win and loss record. While Coach Hunstock gathered the uniforms, baseball Coach John Wallin stood by ready to issue baseball togs to five of the hardwood stars. Four of these basketeers represented three fourths of his infield and a starting centerfielder. To prove they were necessary on the diamond, the boys climbed into their new uniforms and with only one day's practice broke into the lineup and proceeded to give Anaheim their first victory on the hardball diamond for the current season, as they downed Whittier, 7-2. With basketballers Dave Moody, Dennis Ryan, Gale Herbel and George Bishop in the line-up, the locals climbed aboard the wagon as they clubbed the Whittier hurler for eight safeties and seven big runs! Meanwhile Paul Grover, one of John Wallin's southpaw chuckers, was holding the lads from Whittier to five hits and only two runs. Alamitos Hoopmen Drub Marines Hoopmen of the Los Alamitos Naval Air Station, Los Alamitos, scored their first victory in the 11th Naval District championships, by drubbing the Miramar Marines 81-63, last Monday night. Paced by ex-Pacific Coast conference stars George Yardley and Hal Uplinger, who garnered 15 digets each, the Naval five were never pressed in ringing up their convincing win. The Los Alamitos quintet will, unless something unforeseen takes place, represent Southern California in the National A.A.U. finals to be held later in the year at Denver. 18. Bowler will receive a zero for the frame in which he is not in the alley to bowl when his turn comes. In the event a bowler is zeroed in 11 consecutive frames, he is automatically eliminated from further bowling in the contest. His score, however, stands for the final computing toward accumulated pins and if his score places him in the first 15 places, he is entitled to that prize money. 14. A referee will be appointed by the committee on rules and that referee's decision will be considered final. 15. Final three hours of the event will be straight bowling with no time breaks. 16. Bowlers will not be permitted to converse with referee during the contest. 17. All participants are positively prohibited from drinking liquid while on the alleys. Any violator will be disqualified from further participation in the event. 18. Positively no refund from listed prize money. 19. Protests must be filed with BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mortuary Phone 2209 251 N. Lepton TIRI 33⅓% ★ TRADED FROM BRAND MARKET ★ DRIVEN LESS THAN 500 MILLION ★ MOST MAKES AND SIZES SPECIAL EASY CREDIT TERMS— AT ALL UNION OIL DEAL FISHER & HANSEN, DIRECTOR 413 South Vine — Anaheim HS Netmen Win Doubles Matches Win One Single The Anaheim High school tennis team won both their doubles matches Friday in the Long Beach Poly vs. Anaheim matches to win 5-3. Dean Stokes captured the only Colonist singles victory when he downed Gus Siragusia, of the Poly group, 8-6 and 6-2. In the doubles, A.U.H.S.'s Floyd Baker and Dick Hanson teamed to drop the Beach City's first doubles combine of Blackmon and Beck 4-6, 6-2 and 6-2. In the final doubles encounter, Weston Warwick and Phil Wright of the locals overran their opposition 6-5 and 6-3 to bring home the big two points that were needed to give Anaheim their victory. Mike Bouck dropped two hard-fought sets to Abrams of the Poly team. The first set escaped him 6-8, but Mike came back strong to capture the second, 7-5. In the decisive third set, Bouck couldn't find the range and succumbed to the hard stroking Abrams, 6-3. Long Beach Relays Slated Mar. 14 Three Olympic games cham Ritz Cleaners to Meet Northrop In City League Playoff Finals Ritz Cleaners dropped the City League Champion Bob Williams five from the playoffs, as they scored their second win. Tuesday night, 50-37. Northrop downed the Optimist club in a thrilling battle, 42-38. Both winners took the first two games of the playoff series. They will play for the Playoff Championship March 17 at 8 p.m. All games are held at the high school gym. Faulkner Hits The Northrop quintet were forced to come from behind to gain their victory. Corty VanDyke and Marlon Vander Weerde of the losing Optimist aggregation were red hot in the first half of the ball game and shot their team into a 21 to 16 lead. The VanDyke, plus Vander Weerde, quintet couldn't hold the 6 foot 8 inch Hugh Faulkner in check in the last stanza and Big Hugh banged in 14 of his 16 point total to lift his team to its victory. Charley King, of the Northrop FJC Tankmen Win From California, Lose to Stanford Fullerton Junior college swimmers defeated the University of California 45-39, at Berkeley last Saturday, but lost to Stanford at Palo Alto, 70-14, to break even in their weekend meets against Pacific Coast Conference competition. Five Hornet All-Eastern Conference Five members of Junior College Eastance championships honored on the All-Eastern teams. The rallies was picked by the rallies of the circuit. Forward Romle Guards Jimmy Spud Hall were selected by team. Dan Rogers guard spot on the while teammate John the third team at berth. Don Welschedel was selected as Player selected on all Orange Drive-In Theatre James Stewart "THE NAKED SPUR" Technicolor Poly team. The first set escaped him 6-8, but Mike came back strong to capture the second, 7-5. In the decisive third set, Bouck couldn't find the range and succumbed to the hard stroking Abrams, 6-3. Long Beach Relays Slated Mar. 14 Three Olympic games champions, plus the Trojans of USC in their first formal competitive outing of the year, will highlight the 19th annual Long Beach relays which will be staged at Veterans stadium, Long Beach (just past the Douglas plant) Saturday, March 14. Preliminaries begin at noon; first race at 1:15 p.m. PJC Tankmen Win From California, Lose to Stanford Fullerton Junior college swimmers defeated the University of California 45-39, at Berkeley last Saturday, but lost to Stanford at Palo Alto, 70-14, to break even in their weekend meets against Pacific Coast Conference competition. The Yellow Jackets take on another PCC foe, the University of Southern California, on the Trojan campus today. The University of North Carolina's first golf team was organized in 1928. The team won three, lost three and tied one. Try it for a cheerful evening! You'll find it's... "Cheerful as its Name" OLD Sunny Brook BRAND WORLD'S LARGEST SELLING KENTUCKY WHISKEY THE OLD SUNNY BROOK COMPANY, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY Savings Opportunity! IRES Orange Drive-In Theatre James Stewart "The NAKED SPUR" Technicolor and RED SKELTON in "THE CLOWN" SPOOK SHOW FRIDAY the 13th at 12 STOP S OUR GUARANTEE: freshness or your money back. 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