anaheim-gazette 1959-06-11

Babe Ruth Season Moves Into High Gear The West Anaheim Babe Ruth League season is in high gear now as they swing into their third week of competition at Western High School. The Athletics and Tigers started off festivities with a 6 p.m. contest last week. With the score knotted at 2 all going into the bottom of the fifth, the Athletics came to life with a four run rally to ice the contest 6-2. The White Sox played host to the Indians the following day in what developed in toa real pitcher's duel as White Sox chucker Hans Tromp and Tribe hurler Jim Haines pitched one hit, one run ball. Deadlocked With the score deadlocked at one run apiece in the seventh, the tilt was called because darkness and will be completed on a later date. The high flying Athletics came up with tallies in the fifth and sixth stanzas to drop the Red Sox by a 4-2 decision. On Thursday the Tigers came from behind to bombard two Yankee pitchers for 10 runs on 9 hits to win going away 10-1. In the first tilt of the Sunday, double header, Tiger Bill Adams twirled 7 strike outs while allowing only three hits to tame the White Sox by a 4-1 tally. The nite-cap proved to be a real donnybrook as the Yankees, leading the Athletics 3-1 going into the bottom of the seventh, appeared to have it all wrapped up when the A's exploded. Bloop Single In the first tilt of the Sunday, double header, Tiger Bill Adams twirled 7 strike outs while allowing only three hits to tame the White Sox by a 4-1 tally. The nite-cap proved to be a real donnybrook as the Yankees, leading the Athletics 3-1 going into the bottom of the seventh, appeared to have it all wrapped up when the A's exploded. Bloop Single Pinch hitter Don Ford led things off in the seventh with a bloop single to right. Dennie Skinner then hit a double play ball that turned into a two base error on the shortstop sending Ford to third. Yank hurler Larry Lawson then loosed a wild pitch bringing home Ford and giving Skinner third base. The next batter, Wayne Moore, belted the 2-0 pitch up against the wire fence in right center field driving in the equalizer and himself to third. George Richart Funeral services will be held in Freeport, Illinois, for George Peter Richart, husband of Myrtle M. Richart of Anaheim. He died Tuesday in Doctor's Hospital in Santa Ana after a long illness. Besides his widow, he leaves two sons, Raymond R. of Anaheim and Royce R. of Illinois. Harold Brown Funeral services were held Monday for Harold Brown, 49, Anaheim resident since 1936 at 519 S. Dickel St. Brown died Thursday after a short illness. He was an employee of the Gas Supply Company. He is survived by his widow, Doris Mr. daughter, Judy; son Gary W.; mother, Mrs. Winifred Brown of Anaheim, and two sisters. He was a member of the Anaheim Evangelical-United Brethren Church. Funeral arrangements were handled by the Hilgenfeld Mortuary. William Coley Funeral services were later day for William Coley Anaheim resident for 14 years Hilgenfeld Mortuary Chaplain. With Rev. Murray L. pastor of the Church of Arlene officiating, burial Melrose Abbey Memorial. Coley, who resided at Lemon St., died Sunday at St. Joseph's Hospital long illness. He is survived by his Myrtle; five sons, William Ray, Lowell J. and W.S. John J. Coley of Fresno; Sim L. Coley of Strathmurdo D. Coley of Linden — Sewing Machines — Vacuum Cleaners — Ready-to-Finish Furniture Auth. BERNINA and UNIVERSAL SEWING MACHINE DEALER Singer & White Sewing Machines $1995 limited Vacuum Cleaners $1995 limited Sewing Machines and Vacuum Cleaners Guaranteed SPECIAL OPENING VALUE Oil and Adjustment of your machine $297 Reg. 6.95 Value FREE PICK UP & DELIVERY 234 E. Center St. Anaheim — PR 2-1280 Come in and get a FREE movie ticket for your child today. High Gear League Batting ATTING 2b 2b 2b HR AVG. 5 0 10 220 4 0 15 219 1 0 9 190 0 12 184 4 0 6 173 1 0 08 Colonist Baseballers End Season By STEVE HUDSON The Anaheim High School Colonist baseball team officially ended local spring sports by posting a disqualification to the title three years running. The Colony's poor showing came as a great surprise to most local sports enthusiasts as the locals had previously taken the title three years running. Coach John Wallin's fifth place team lost five games by one run edge which proves the decline wasn't as bad as it appears. Win Track In track it was an entirely different story as the Colony won the championship hands down by breezing through with an undefeated record. In the Sunset League championship meet it was Anaheim all the way with Bill Smith taking the 100 and 220 with times of 10:0 and 22:0 respectively. In the same meet George Bragg captured a first in the 440 with a 51:6 time while Dennis Vollom cleared 6'1" to take the high jump. After the semi-finals at Bellflower only Vollom and the relay team, composed of Smith, McPhillips, Woodward and Bragg, remained. It was not until the finals that coach Bog Hager's proteges were stopped. The Anaheimers bowed CLASSIFIED ADS FOR GAZETTE WANT ADS... CALL KEystone 5-729. BUS. SERVICE Loma Vista MEMORIAL PARK Endowment Care Provided Phone LAbert 5-1575 Fullerton, California Res. KEystone 5-3811 Landscape Contractor Complete Nursery Service Botts Nursery 1228 LINCOLN AVENUE Anaheim, Calif. KEystone 5-5450 (Our Business Is Growing) Frank Tausch AGENCY Since 1919 Auto - Fire - Liability Insurance Large Capital Stock Companies 275 E. Center St. PRospect 4-7500 Ermisch "My Cleaners" Main Office 117 W. Cypress Branch 350 W. Center KE 5-4618 REAL ESTATE (Property for Sale) HOW CAN YOU MISS? by owner — 4-unit 2 bdrm. apt. house, 2 up & 2 dn., 1-yr. old, all rented. Income $300 mo. Only $4500 dn., full price $27,750. Pho. PR 4-4354. LIVING ROOM GROUP, only a nice one. Includes chair, all foam rubber & back, two step tables, coffee, two matching lamps only been in storage. pay only $2.38 per Baughn's, 8002 Garden Blvd., corner Hiway 39 a.m. to 9 p.m., Sat. & a.m. to 6 p.m. or phone 4882. Obituaries Alice Bloomfield Funeral services were held yesterday for Madge Alice Bloomfield, 58, Anaheim resident for 40 years, at Hilgenfeld Mortuary Chapel. She died Sunday at her home, 26 S. Helena St. She is survived by her widower, Ervin L.; two daughters, Mrs. Richard L. Cook of Orange and Mrs. James Brennan of Anaheim; mother, Mrs. Millie G. Tetter of Idaho; sisters, Mrs. Don Duggan of Idaho and Mrs. W. F. O'Connor of Anaheim; brothers, Don C. Tetter and Hurley G. Tetter, Idaho, and three grandchildren. She was a member of the Christian Science Church of Anaheim. Interment was in Melrose Abbey Memorial Park. Services were conducted by Mrs. Sally Henderson, member of the Christian Science Church of Orange. William Coley Funeral services were held yesterday for William Coley, 71, an Anaheim resident for 14 wears, at Hilgenfeld Mortuary Chapel. With Rev. Murray L. Morford, pastor of the Church of the Nazarene officiating, burial was in Melrose Abbey Memorial Park. Coley, who resided at 1454 S. Lemon St., died Sunday afternoon at St. Joseph's Hospital after a long illness. He is survived by his widow, Myrtle; five sons, William, Lee, Ray, Lowell J. and W.S.; father, John J. Coley of Fresno; brothers, Sim L. Coley of Strathmore and Jim D. Coley of Lindon; sister. In the same meet George Bragg captured a first in the 440 with a 51.6 time while Dennis Vollom cleared 6'1" to take the high jump. After the semi-finals at Bellflower only Vollom and the relay team, composed of Smith, McPhillips, Woodward and Bragg, remained. It was not until the finals that coach Bog Hager's proteges were stopped. The Anaheimers bowed out in the high jump and the relays. Next Year 1959-60 Sunset League sports will undergo a drastic change when the La Habra Highlanders and the Western Pioneers enter the League. Western's up-and coming baseball squad looks to be a big contender as far as upending kingpin Santa Ana goes. La Habra's strong track team, if given a chance, could upset Anaheim's bid for another title. Youths Win Awards Two Anaheim youths received honors at the Fullerton Junior College awards assembly. They are Ron Wilbur, science, and Carole Arant, choir. Georgeana Walker Funeral services will be held Saturday in the Chapel of Backstreetman & Kaulbars at 2 p.m. for Georgeana Walker, 93, of 1202 Hampshire St. She died in Orange after a short illness and had been an Anaheim resident for 6½ years. She lived in California for 37 years. She is survived by daughters, Mrs. B. R. Watson of Anaheim, Mrs. Grace Michael of Los Angeles and Mrs. Ollie Hooton of Anaheim; sons, Everett Jackson of Lynwood and Berr J. Jackson of Downey; 17 grandchildren. 28 great grandchildren and nine great-great grandchildren. Interment will be in Melrose Abbey Cemetery. Sister Delores Mass was celebrated Tuesday in St. Catherine's Chapel for Sister Delores who was Sister Superior of St. Catherine's Military Branch 350 W. Center KE 5-4618 REAL ESTATE (Property for Sale) HOW CAN YOU MISS? by owner — 4-unit 2 bdrm. apt. house, 2 up & 2 dn., 1-yr. old, all rented. Income $300 mo. Only $4500 dn., full price $27,750. Pho. PR 4-4354. 3 BDRM. hse., firepl., encl. patio. 4½% FHA., $67 mo. pymts. Good location, SW Anaheim. No thru st., quiet neighborhood. 5 blks. Fremont Jr. Hi. Near churches. 5 yrs. old. $11,700. 826 Irving Pl. (near intersection South & Citron) KE 5-8745. 5 UNITS BY OWNER 2 bdrm., sep. patios. Only $2500 dn. Price $55,000. PR 4-2611. FREE. FISH 7-ft. Spinning Rod with Tubular Carrying Case 8-lb. Test Line, "Go-Kooler" Dylite Plastic Coattern, Large Landing Net, 7-qt. Bait Buckle Just tear out and bring ELECTRONI 1144 North East St. Admiral DUAL CHANNEL Stereophonic HIGH FIDELITY pastor of the Church of the Nazarene officiating, burial was in Melrose Abbey Memorial Park. Coley, who resided at 1454 S. Lemon St., died Sunday afternoon at St. Joseph's Hospital after a long illness. He is survived by his widow, Myrtle; five sons, William, Lee, Ray, Lowell J. and W.S.; father, John J. Coley of Fresno; brothers, Sim L. Coley of Strathmore and Jim D. Coley of Linden; sisters, Mrs. Floretta Green of Oklahoma, Mrs. Elnora Jackson of Fresno, Mrs. Hattie Jackson of Texas and Mrs. Bettie Walker of Stockton; 13 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Jesse E. Riely Funeral services were held for Jesse E. Riely, 200 Cherry St., Friday in the Chapel of Backs-Troutman & Kaulbars. Interment was in Melrose Abbey Cemetery with the Rev. Walter Vernor officiating. Riely, 70, had been a resident of Anaheim for six years. He is survived by his widow, Grace; a son, Eugene of Oregon; two brothers, Clark and Harlan of Missouri; and sisters, Etta Glaze Lynwood and Estella Burney of Missouri. Harry Goldstein Funeral services were held for Harry Goldstein, Chicago resident and the father of Mrs. Faye Cotler of Anaheim, under the direction of Hilgenfeld Mortuary in Santa Ana. He died June 3 at UCLA Medical center after a short illness. Besides Mrs. Cotler, he is survived by two sons, Mac L. Gilson of Las Vegas and Russell R. Gilson of Detroit, four brothers, seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services were conducted at Temple Beth Sholom. Sister Delores Mass was celebrated Tuesday in St. Catherine's Chapel for Sister Delores who was Sister Superior of St. Catherine's Military School from 1942 to 1948. Sister Delores died Sunday at the school after a short illness. She had left Anaheim in 1948 but returned last year and had been teaching at St. Boniface School. Interment was in Calvary Cemetery in Los Angeles. Present Festival Johnny La Padula, famed accordion virtuoso, will be a featured soloist during the fourth annual Western States Accordion Festival in Long Beach, Aug. 15 and 16, under the auspices of the Accordion Association of Southern California, locally represented by the Debusschere Keyboard Conservatory, 1024 W. Center St., and Central School of Music, 145 W. Ball Rd., Anaheim, and the Buena Park Art and Music Center, 6313 Manchester Blvd., Buena Park. 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