anaheim-gazette 1962-10-03

Orange Coast Eleven Drops Chaffee In Season Opener By MIKE GIBB Orange Coast College scored its first win of the year last week by downing the Chaffey Panthers 34-14 at Graber Field in Ontario. The game marked the opening of the 1902 Eastern Conference football season for both schools. Pirate Coach Dick Tucker was pleased with his team's debut. "They all played a fine game," Tucker said. "I was especially pleased with the backs — White, Hunter, Crisell and Haynes." Orange Coast scored in every quarter during their victory behind the fine signal calling of freshman quarter-back Bill White, a former Westminster High School athlete. Chaffey scored the first touchdown of the evening when quarterback Marty Foreso connected on a 12-yard pass to end Jim Carter. Rich Ruiz kicked the conversion for the Panthers to give them a 7-0 lead. Come Back Pirates came right back as left half Floyd Hunter broke away on a 40 yard sprint to paydirt. Billy White kicked the conversation point. Pirates scored twice in the second quarter. The first score came on a 6-yard pass from White to fullback Bob Haynes. White again kicked the conversion point. Orange Coast took advantage of a Panther fumble as Steve Harper came up with the ball on the Chaffey 45-yard line. The Bucs then moved the ball down to the Chaffey 7-yard line. This time White carried the ball across as he went the seven yards around end. The conversion was blocked and the Pirates went into the halftime with a 20-7 lead. In the third quarter it was Bob Crisell who took the scoring honors. Crisell bulled his way up the middle from about the 6-inch line to add six more points to the Coast cause. White then connected with a pass to end Ed Hiaitt for two extra points. Chaffey also scored in the third quarter as Foreso took to the air for the second Panther touchdown. The aerial went 37 yards to half-back Sonny Sayers. Ruiz again Dominguez HS Falls Before Magnolia, 25-6 Game number two proved to be quite another thing for Magnolia's Sentenails as they wrote off Dominguez 25-8 at La Palma Saturday night. The game's first touchdown fell to Magnolia in the second quarter on a two yard plunge by Ron Oliver. The score was brought to 7-0 on Jerry Aquinaga's completed conversion. Only score for Dominguez came on Magnolia's kickoff as halfback Dave Kramer grabbed the ball on the Dominguez 15 and took it all the way for the touchdown. Magnolia was back again to stay in the third quarter as quarterback Joe Moses completed to Larry Bingham for the TD. 7-0 on Jerry Aquinaga's completed conversion. Only score for Dominquez came on Magnolia's kickoff as halfback Dave Kramer grabbed the ball on the Dominguez 15 and took it all the way for the touchdown. Magnolia was back again to stay in the third quarter as quarterback Joe Moses completed to Larry Bingham for the TD. In the forth period Magnolia pushed two more across. Number one was another "Moses-Bingham" good for 30 yards. and the score.Number two was also a Bingham gain. Taking the ball on Magnolia's 45 he pushed through to close the game. In the third quarter it was Bob Crisell who took the scoring honors. Crisell bulled his way up the middle from about the 6-inch line to add six more points to the Coast cause. White then connected with a pass to end Ed Hiatt for two extra points. Chaffey also scored in the third quarter as Foreso took to the air for the second Panther touchdown. The aerial went 37 yards to half-back Sonny Sayers. Ruiz again kicked the extra point. Orange Coast scored its final touchdown in the fourth quarter. This time White connected on a pass from the two yard line to end Gary Carr. The conversion attempt failed and the Pirates went home with the victory. Fullerton Keep Saturday wrote another pass the Indian-Lancer feud as Finton remained number one dropping Sunny Hills 20-7. Sunny Hills pushed the score with a rolling 57 yard by tailback Ken Fowler. Roesner made the conversion. Fullerton tied the score in opening quarter as Bob Ande picked up 29 yards on a wide The conversion was picked up PERSONAL FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT for the average family ADDISON WATSON author and publisher FREE FINANCIAL BOOK is unique guide to sound, life, financial planning for families or individuals of all ages. OCT. 1 TO 10 ONLY! CALIFORN OCT. 1 TO 10 ONLY! CALIFORNIA 2 FREE to welcome new friends Two books for the price of none! California Federal Savings gives you fact-filled book, “Personal Financial Management for the Average Family Addison Watson—and—the exciting “Holiday Cookbook.” We make sure you say “thanks” to old friends. That’s fair exchange. So, pick up your book at your nearest California Federal Savings Association office. 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Beatty singled out linemen Frank Masuda, Mark Wiehardt, Jack De Wit, Dick Litzinger and Art Hatfield for their play. Hatfield, All-American honorable mention last year, hauled in two touchdown passes. One was a five yard toss from Marteen; the other was a sensational diving catch of a 16 yard Don Orr aerial. Marteen connected with Anderson for another touchdown. Marteen, second team All-Conference in 1961, hit on nine of 15 for 112 yards. Ken Tucker tossed an 18 yard halfback pass to Jim Williamson to account for the other score. Anderson gained 133 yards in 21 carries while surprising John Batton of Anaheim carried for 117 Anaheim Drive Races Sunday Gardena Track Billy Cantrell of Ontario, Conrad of Anaheim and Roessler of San Bernardino be the favorites in Sunday's nine event CJA superfied car racing program at Denaa's Western Speedway. St. And So, Western A where a 40 lap main event lights the afternoon's more 100 laps of racing, starting a p.m. Cantrell who took his first win of the year at Western two weeks ago will return ing his T-Bird powered on which he hopes to score his third victory of the year on the third mile clay oval. Roessler, the 1960-61 CJA pion and Conrad will whee vettes as they try for top po Rossler has scored one more than any other driver a We so far this year in the modifieds. He also holds the four, twenty, and forty lap records for the one-third track. Besides the 40 lap main yards in 15 attempts. Beatty said Citrus Backs Mickell and Clavie Brown looked impressive in the o Brown was one of the top lers in the CIF last year rovia High School. EEP, SEE—With very good catches of deep sea fish off Orange County's shores. Congressional candidate Dick Hanna ponders the idea of trying his luck as youthful expert Gary Hilbers shows on the latest in fishing equipment. Hanna admits, though, he may not have time for fishing, with the November elections just round the corner. Fullerton Keeps Lancers Tied Up Saturday wrote another page to Ted Owens. Indian-Lancer feud as Fuller-remained number one by Tie was broken in the second period by Dick Smith after inter- Hullerton Keeps Lancers Tied Up Saturday wrote another page to Indian-Lancer feud as Fuller remained number one by opposing Sunny Hills 20-7. Sunny Hills pushed the first fire with a rolling 57 yard run tailback Ken Fowler. Mick Husner made the conversion. Hullerton tied the score in the ninth quarter as Bob Anderson tied up 29 yards on a wide run. A conversion was picked up by Ted Owens. Tie was broken in the second period by Dick Smith after intercepting a Sunny Hills pass on the 32. Final TD came late in the third quarter on a 65 yard sustained drive topped off with a nine yard pass to Ron Romo allowing Fullerton to walk off with another game as the Sunny Hills bench howled. Savanna Rebels Trip Whittier College was the setting as Savanna High's Rebels squeezed by La Serna 7-6 Saturday night. The Rebels took a 7-0 lead in the second quarter with 15 seconds remaining on the clock. Stan Newton completed a 12 yard pass to Dave Ullery and a recovered fumble pushed the score across. La Serna quarterback Gary McHutton carried the ball over on a five yard roll out play. The conversion was blocked by Dave Osborn to keep the win on the Rebel bench. Roessler, the 1960-61 CJA pion and Conrad will wheeze vettes as they try for top position Rossler has scored one more than any other driver a Week so far this year in the modifieds. He also holds the four, twenty, and forty lap records for the one-third track. Besides the 40 lap main event other racing on the day's calendar will include a 2-semi-main; an eight lap cap dash; four eight lap races; and a three lap dash. 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Roessler, the 1960-61 CJA champion and Conrad will wheel Corottes as they try for top position. Ossler has scored one more win than any other driver a Western far this year in the super-modifieds. He also holds the threeuur twenty, and forty lap track records for the one-third mile back. Besides the 40 lap main event, Servite Friars Break Bosco Tech Eleven 29-6 Servite Friars ran over Bosco Tech of South San Gabriel 29-6 last Thurs. night. It was clearly Servite all the way despite four lost fumbles and 122 yards in penalties assessed against the team. In the first quarter Rick Ashenbrenner recovered a Tech fumble on the opposition's 30 yard line. Four plays later Chuck Rees charged 15 yards for the score, but one of the many penalties called it back. Two plays later Rees went over from the nine but fumbled in the end zone, Ralph Clark of the Padres recovering for six points. Ashenbrenner's boot made it 7-0. The Friars were anything but quiet for the rest of the half but yet failed to score again. Early in the third quarter Tom Dehart rambled home from the 15 to increase Servite's magin to two touchdowns. At the end of the period the Friars began a 70 yard march to pay dirt. Fred Wingo's recovery of a fumble behind the goal again resulted in the score. The point after missed, so the tally stood at 20-0. For further cushion Blaine Nye threw signal-caller Gary Fidone for a safety. One play later Mike Techmen scored on a 58 yard pass and run play immediately after the kickoff. Friars ended up ahead in first downs, 15-3, and in yardage from the line of scrimmage, 303-116. It also must be noted that half of Bosco Tech's yardage came on their last play of the game. Quarterback Bill Carey and halfback Tom Dehart stood out among many stars in the backfield, while tackle Blaine Nye starred on the line. Sierra Club Holds First Fall Meet The places people go for vacations and the lengths to which they will go to record the scene became apparent at the meeting Tuesday, of the Orange County Group of the Sierra Club. Convening at 8 p.m. in the Spurgeon Room of Santa Ana Public Library, members and guests brought up to 10 color slides each of their trips for the enjoyment Early in the third quarter Tom Dehart rambled home from the 15 to increase Servite's magin to two touchdowns. At the end of the period the Friars began a 70 yard march to pay dirt. Fred Wingo's recovery of a fumble behind the goal again resulted in the score. The point after missed, so the tally stood at 20-0. For further cushion Blaine Nye threw signal-caller Gary Fidone for a safety. One play later Mike Hanlon took the Bosco kick and handed off to Pete Ganahl on a reverse; Ganahl scored on a brilliant 57 yard play. The kick after made it 29-0 with 1:10 remaining. Not wanting to be shut out, the Fall Meet The places people go for vacations and the lengths to which they will go to record the scene became apparent at the meeting Tuesday, of the Orange County Group of the Sierra Club. Convening at 8 p.m. in the Spurgeon Room of Santa Ana Public Library, members and guests brought up to 10 color slides each of their trips for the enjoyment and edification of others attending. Several took advantage of trips offered this summer by the Sierra Club, while others took off on their own to the sea, mountains, desert or out of the country. Orange Coast Pirates Open Cross Country Season Fri. Eighteen Pirate cross-country runners opened the Orange Coast College hill-and-dale season when they traveled to Azusa last Friday, to face host Citrus and visiting Pierce College. Buc opener was originally scheduled for Sept. 28 on the Costa Mesa campus. However, Southwestern, the scheduled visiting team, decided not to field a squad this year. Following the Southwestern cancellation, the hospitality of Owl coach Ed Conley was gratefully accepted by Buc mentor Norm Lumian. Pirates finished third in the Eastern Conference meet last year trailing champion Santa Ana and Mt. San Antonio. Citrus was the sixth place EC team in '61. Pierce has always been a factor to be reckoned with in the Western States Conference. Second last year, they then placed eighth in the Southern California meet; Orange Coast was seventh in this same race. Pirates are led by three sophomore-lettermen. Captain of the team, Joe Garrett of Westminster, is the only hold over from the Big Red Eastern Conference cross-country championship team of 1960. Assisting Garrett in leading the '62 squad are Mike Schooling of Bolsa Grande (number 5 man on the '61 team) and last year's sixth man, Dale Whitely of Huntington Beach. Pioneers Hold Milikin, 14-13 Western's Pioneers blazed a happy trail as they edged a tough Long Beach Milikin 14-13 Saturday night. Western scored both TD's in the second quarter. The first by Ken Box was brought across from the two. The second was picked up by Gary Vincent after grabbing an arial to run 30 yards for the score. Both conversions were completed by Bob Flint to give the Pioneersthe scoring edge. Rest of the team are freshmen, and have yet to be ranked in junior college competition. Alphabetically they are Bob Bonadurer (Newport), Al Britt (Laguna Beach), Bob Compton (Newport), Fred Cox (Huntington Beach), Richard Heard (Orange), Pete Jongbloed (Newport), Steve Lehnhardt (Costa Mesa), Terry Lundy (Newport), Harry Martin (Santa Ana Valley), Dennis Matthews Grove), Paul McDonnell (Bolsa Grande), Vic Stromgren (Culver City) Vince Sweetser (Newport), Pete Smith (Canada) Alan Turner (Westminster) and manager Wally Rokkum (Garden Greve). 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