anaheim-gazette 1962-09-26

UPSET SCORE — Highly touted Servite High School last week and suffered the worst defeat in the past four years when it was toppled by Crespi Carmelite of Encino, 21-6. Servite limited itself Servite Falls In Season Opener In its first football appearance of the season Servite High suffered one of the worst defeats of its four year career against Crespi Carmelite of Encino. At the season in which the Friars skimmed by the Celts 7-0 this year's opener showed none of Servite's fabled vigor. Santa Ana Eleven lettermen, last year's powerhouse been named by SA Coach Homer Beatty to the offensive and defensive Servite Falls In Season Opener In its first football appearance of the season Servite High suffered one of the worst defeats of its four year career against Crespi Carmelite of Encino. At the final gun the score board showed a lopsided 21-6. In a post game interview Servite co-coach George Dena gave his impression of the Servite Showing: "All the coaches were disappointed in their (the team) playing as a whole..." The really sore spots of the game came in the form of Servite penalties and fumbling. The Friars were offside a total of nine times. Servite capitalized on its own fumbling; recovering four for five. But the one Crespi recovered fumble proved to be the crucial point of the game as the Celts went over for an easy TD in the first quarter. From this point on the game was all Crespi. Servite, staying out of the air, completed a total of two passes for a very poor four yard gain. Terry Bealey, Servites second string quarterback made a poor shwing against heavy odds as the game progressed into the second quarter. The Celts made an early romp of 83 yards in 11 plays for their second score. Chuck Rees of the Friars pulled a spectacular interception out of the air but was pulled back on an offsides penalty. On the otherside of half-time, Boxhorn scampered 57 yards to the Servite three, setting up Crespis' final TD. Servite's Bill Carey in the game with an injured elbow, replaced Bealey in the quarterbacks slot and brought Servite back into the game; but still on the ground. With the spectacular running of Pete Ganahl, Chuck Rees and Tommy DeHart Servite scored its only touchdown of the game carried over by DeHart on a 17 yard drive. After an impressive previous season in which the Friars skimed by the Celts 7-0 this years opener showed none of Servite's fabled vigor. OCC Water Polo Prospectus-Good! Orange Coast College's water polo team coached by swim master Al Irwin has started a grueling warmup-practice schedule that threatens to frighten the Eastern Conference challengers off before the title scraps begin. In non-conference deep-six matches the Buc mariners have set up more four year colleges than they have ever before attempted to cram into their rigorous training schedule. Included in the lineup are such notables as USC, Long Beach, Caltech and San Francisco State. Coach Irwin states that more schools will be added to the list as soon as he can contact them. The reason for the take-on-all-comers attitude asserts Irwin, is because of the tremendous power and potential he feels in this year's lineup. He feels that the team would be wasting its time and not develop full power if it did not compete against some of the tougher teams. The six returning lettermen contributing to the strength of the team are Jim Adams, Denny Gelvin, Charlie Douglas, Tom Jewell, and co-captains Ralph Rodheim and Roger Manderscheid. Pro Basketball Squad Schedules Anaheim Games Tentative schedule of the newly formed Long Beach Chiefs, a professional basketball team, calls for 14 games to be played in Orange County, several of which will be held at Anaheim High School. Santa Ana Eleven lettermen, last year's powerhouse been named by SA Coach Homer Beatty to the offensive and defensive against one of the two in the league. Little is known about western, although there some San Diego Counties and play the T formation of the Southwest Grossmont games - usual two non-conference End Art Hatfield, OCC Lists New Coaching Styles Topping the OCC totem pole is head coach Tucker who spent good years building a record for himself while amashed those belongings fortunate in the tough football. Tucker joins OCC after Brea-Olinda where that team first in the League for an unbelievable straight years. Last year before Coast, his team met 12 in 12 rough-n-tumble co-came out the conquer time. Assistant coach Dawntott who assisted Tucker Olinda was appointed to at Coast under the headmendation of coach among others. The two had first they played college ball at Long Beach City College scot snagged enough letters to give the P competition, ten to be soon became known as aive specialist in college he started getting offer. He was in on the first Bowl, played in New York 1950. Assistant coach Pro complete* the framework new coaching staff. Anaheim Terminates Summer Program Most of Anaheim's Park and Recreation Department summer program terminated at the end of this month — the only two remaining being softball playoff games and aquatics. The aquatics program this summer was outstanding. It was well received, as can be verified by the fact they were requested to add an extra "learn to swim" session at the end of the regular schedule. Most other programs under the supervision of the men and boys' supervisor ran smoothly. Only program which did not live up to expectations was the tennis program, where the attendance ran only 60 per cent of projections. Pro Basketball Squad Schedules Anaheim Games Tentative schedule of the newly formed Long Beach Chiefs, a professional basketball team, calls for 14 games to be played in Orange County, several of which will be held at Anaheim High School. Part of the new American Basketball League, the team is just one year old. Twenty two home games have also been scheduled. In the League are Long Beach, Oakland, Kansas City, Missouri, Chicago, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Coaching the group will be Al Brightman, who was signed to the post last week. ANNOYING The lane straddler, says the Automobile Club of Southern California, is a major cause of driver annoyance. Lane markings are on the road for a definite purpose and the good driver should always remain in one lane except when passing. FATIGUE Fatigue and drowsiness wheel are invitations; cidents, says the A Club of Southern California fatigue in the follow-up plenty of rest before so that you start refreshed for a break every two hours if it's just to get out and stretch your legs; for the day when you have difficulty concentrating your driving. MARIES CLIP & CURL BEAUTY SALON - Now open on Monday - Appointments Thurs. Night - Trainie is now with us again (Working Thurs. and Sat.) 1263(B) E. Center KE 5-7878 to ground gains, throwing a total of two passes and a gain of only four yards through the air. Only Servite touchdown of the game was picked up by Tommy DeHart after a 17 yard drive. FUMBLING LOSS — Fumbling and penalties were creeping Servite's showing in Friday afternoon's game, penalties were exacted nine times against the Friars. Santa Ana College Dons Begin Grid Season With 9 Returnees Eleven lettermen, nine from last year's powerhouse, have been named by SAC's Head Coach Homer Beatty to start on the offensive and defensive units. Cooper, guard Dick Litzinger, quarterback Dunn Marteen and slotback Jim Williamson return from last years All-Eastern Conference squad to bolster the offence. 35-yard touchdown to end scoring. Batton, former Anaheim Colonist, marched for 100 yards in nine carries to lead the Don ball carriers. Charlie Davis gained 44 yards in first carring Anderson. Riverside as a tough beat largely throw lettermen and a strong ent from the Redlands pion. He feels there is Santa Ana College Dons Begin Grid Season With 9 Returnees Eleven lettermen, nine from last year's powerhouse, have been named by SAC's Head Coach Homer Beatty to start on the offensive and defensive units against one of the two new teams in the league. Little is known about Southwestern, although they snagged some San Diego County talent and play the T formation. Addition of the Southwestern and Grossmont games lopped off the usual two non-conference games. End Art Hatfield, center Jon OCC Lists New Coaching Staff Topping the OCC coaching totem pole is head coach Dick Tucker who spent the last good years building a fantastic record for himself while he gently smashed those belonging to less fortunate in the tough game of football. Tucker joins OCC after a stint with Brea-Olinda where he placed that team first in the Orange League for an unbelievable seven straight years. Last year before he joined Coast, his team met 12 opponents in 12 rough-n-tumble contests and came out the conquerors every time. Assistant coach Dale Wonacott who assisted Tucker at Brea-Olinda was appointed to the staff at Coast under the hearty recommendation of coach Tucker, among others. The two had first met when they played college ball together at Long Beach City College. Wonacott snagged enough high school letters to give the Post Office competition, ten to be exact. He soon became known as a defensive specialist in college ball, and he started getting offers to play. He was in on the first Aztec Bowl, played in New Mexico in 1950. Assistant coach Fred Owens complete* the framework of the new coaching staff. He is in his Cooper, guard Dick Litzinger, quarterback Dunn Marteen and slotback Jim Williamson return from last years All-Eastern Conference squad to bolster the offensive unit. Other lettermen returning are tackles Jim Potter and Jack DeWit. Mike Brown, an All American guard candidate heads the list of offensive newcomers. End Joel Ohlgren, a UCLA transfer, half-back Mike Anderson and fullback Steve Ledbetter are the other starting newcomers. Ledbetter was CIF Player of the Year last year at Brea-Olinda and is rounding into shape after injuring his ankle on the first scrimmage play of the practice season. Defensive Line Up All-American line returns Jim Jarrett and Litzinger head the defensive unit. Frank Andruski and Ken Potter, All-Conference defensive backs, are both returning. Al Medley, 1960 letterman, is the other returning lettermen in the defensive unit. Jarrett and Mike Tietge will play end, with Don Davis and Medley at tackles and Litzinger and Paul Ybarbo at guards. Brown, the Mt. Carmel guard who captained the 1959 South team in the Coliseum, will go both ways playing linebacker on defense. Rich Gagnebin and Wylie Carlyle are newcomers in the backfield. Santa Ana warmed up for the Apache encounter with a 24 to 6 scrimmage win last Saturday at East Los Angeles. Marteen iced the quarterback job with a touchdown pass to Carlyle covering 27 yards. Marteen set up the scoring pass with a 23 yard pass to Carlyle. Anderson sliced through the right side of the Don line to tally the second score on a two-yard plunge. Frank Pozsgal scored from the three to give the Dons an 18-0 lead. Anderson and Pozsgal shared the duties in the 50-yard scoring drive, engineered by Marteen. After East os Angeles scored 35-yard touchdown to end scoring. Batton, former Anaheim Colonist, marched for 100 yards in nine carries to lead the Don ball carriers. Charlie Davis gained 44 yards in five carries. Anderson and Pozsgai gained 37 and 30, respectively. Skirmish Beaty singled out linemen Ybarbo, Medley, Brown and Gary Mountz for their play in the skirmish. Marteen and Anderson drew special praise in the backfield. Again operating from the T formation, the Dons figure to be a little stronger in the line than last year, and weaker in the back-field, largely due to the graduation of All American fullback Keith Luhnow, who moved up to the San Francisco 49ers. But Marteen is ranked a* one of the top JC quarterbacks this year, back-stopped by versile Don Orr. Starting his fourth year with his same assistants, Beaty rates CONFIDE Some extra cash we need my pet... to build us that new home. To Anaheim Savings we will go & sign up for a loan—They're very nice I have been told, they played college ball together at Long Beach City College. Won-acott snagged enough high school letters to give the Post Office competition, ten to be exact. He soon became known as a defensive specialist in college ball, and he started getting offers to play. He was in on the first Aztec Bowl, played in New Mexico in 1950. Assistant coach Fred Owens complete* the framework of the new coaching staff. He is in his third year of coaching at OCC. He is a former Orange Coast College football star. Owens, who was head coach at Vancouver, was also assistant line coach at the British Columbia Lions. FATIGUE Fatigue and drowsiness at the wheel are invitations to accidents, says the Automobile Club of Southern California. Fight fatigue in the following ways: Get plenty of rest before any trip so that you start refreshed; stop for a break every two hours, even if it's just to get out of the car and stretch your legs; and stop for the day when you begin to have difficulty concentrating on your driving. CONE-O'CONNOR MORTUARY 231 NORTH LEMON STREET, ANAHEIM KB 5-3209 BTK The Community Funeral Directors BACKS, TROUTMAN, KAULBARS ORANGE COUNTY'S FINEST 1617 W. LA PALMA at EUCLID ANAHEIM PR 2-1617 To Anaheim Savings we will go & sign up for a loan—They're very nice I have been told, for what more could we ask... to add on to this teepee would really be a task— Anaheim Recreation Department will conduct adult tennis lessons beginning on Tuesday, October 2 from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Classes will be held at the Pearson Park courts, Harbor and Cypress Sts., on Tuesday and Thursday nights. Class will be for four weeks with a charge of $3.00 for the series of lessons. Non-Anaheim residents will pay $6.00. Pre-registration at the Recreation office, 630 N. Harbor St. MAIN OFFICE: 187 West Lincoln Street Anaheim, California • PR 2-1532 OPEN FRIDAYS 10 A.M. and penalties were credited with Friday afternoon's game. Offside times against the Friars. Servite recovered four out of five fumbles but the one dropped ball recovered by the Celts was parlayed into a first quarter TD. 9. Returnees Riverside as a tough team to beat largely through many lettermen and a strong contingent from the Redlands CIF champion. He feels there isn't too much 9 Returnees Riverside as a tough team to beat largely through many lettermen and a strong contingent from the Redlands CIF champion. He feels there isn't too much difference in Fullerton, Mt. San Antonio, Chaffey and Orange Coast, with San Bernardino and Citrus showing their strength this Thursday. And even the two new teams recruited heavily in San Diego, with Grossmont starting three backfield regulars in the recent all-San Diego bowl game. The Dons battled to a 6 to 6 draw with Cerritos in the opening scrimmage, then followed with East L. A. There have been some unfortunate injuries to key personnel but on the whole, Beatty rates his team in good condition. After the opening clash with Southwestern the Dons will play at home against Citrus on Sept. 29 and San Bernardino on October 6. Sports CAMPING — BOATING — FISHING ATHLETICS — HUNTING 2—ANAHEIM GAZETTE Wednesday September 24, 1962 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Crescenta Drops Magnolia 6-0 Friday proved to be an evil night for Magnolia's Sentinels as they dropped a heavy season's opener to Crescenta Valley, 6-0, at La Palma Stadium. The game's winning TD followed a Cresenta plunge of 52 yards in 14 plays as Mike Hull crowded over the Sentinels one yard line in the first quarter. Magnolia carried an "Almost scored" to the Crescenta 35 but fell prey to downs and lost its only scoring possibility. Magnolia plays number two against Dominguez this Saturday. NOT TREATED Eighty-five percent of the agriculture planted by United States farmers and ranchers to crops each year are not treated with insecticides, according to the National Agricultural Chemicals Association. eheim Savings ND LOAN ASSOCIATION F. A. YUNGBLUTH, President OFFICE: lincoln Street nia • PR 2-1532 HUNTINGTON BEACH OFFICE: 411 Main Street • LE 6-6591 Huntington Beach, California OPEN FRIDAYS 10 A.M. UNTIL 6 P.M. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE