anaheim-gazette 1962-11-14

ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Wednesday, November 14, 1942 Dons Stir Up Servite Friars' 1st Homecoming Dance 'Success' Servite's first homecoming was culminated Sunday night by one of the most successful dances in the schools five year history. Held at the Retail Clerks Union Auditorium on Stanton Ave. in Buena Park the dance was the scene of the coronation of Servite's first homecoming queen Miss Ardis Fellmer, senior at Marywood High School in Anaheim. Over 400 people were present to enjoy the music of the Leopoldo combo, a new Jazz group from the metropolis who made such an impression on the gathering that they will be asked to play at the forthcoming Christmas formal. The hall was decorated by a group of student volunteers working in conjunction with the Servite Mothers Guild. Time Runs Out On Servite Cardinals Grab 12-12 Tie By TIM VOLLMANN The Servite Friars came on strong in the closing second of the game, but they couldn't manage a win over underdog Cantwell Cardinals of Montebello and settled for 12-12, tie. With less than a minute remaining the Friars had the ball on their own 38 yard line. Signal-caller Bill Carey then tossed to Pete Ganahl for 34 yards to the Cantwell 28. A five-yard penalty and five-yard pass to Ganahl gave the Padres another first down on the 18. On the final play of the contest Carey threw to Tommy De Hart who couldn't quite make it out of bounds and was tackled on the 4. Having no time outs left, the few precious seconds all ticked off before another play could get up way. Cardinals Score When the Cardinals first their hands on the ball, moved 85 yards to a score thirteen plays. Danny Ramsey caught two passes for 33 yards, and Dave Escarcega over from fifteen yards out. Point after was good, but an side penalty nullified it. Mike Dilli then passed to Mike Entino, but he was downed a y short of the goal. After the tally Servite moved Chuck Rees scored from the 1, a 15-yard holding penalty canceled, and two plays later an inception in the end zone ended threat. Having held the Cardinal to one first down, the Friars from their own 36 to the Cantwell 37 behind fullback Rees ground out 31 yards of it by himself. There Carey flipped to Mary Salaz for a touchdown. Carey run for the extra point was shaded. Scoreless Period Following a scoreless third period, Cantwell had the ball on Servite 37, the result of an errant punt. In nine plays the Birds found for the extra point. WORK CLOTHES • LEVIS • SHOES • HOUSEWARES the WILLIAMS Co. 112 E. COMMONWEALTH Downtown Fullerton 130 E. LINCOLN AVE. Downtown Anaheim NYLON Navy Tanker JACKETS Here it is again! The most popular jacket on the campus. Ideal for sport, casual and work wear. 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Twelve plays after the kick Rees smashed over from the yard line to tie the game against Rick Aschenbrenner's wobbly kick short giving the game-end score of 12-12. Cantwell led the way in a penalty-ridden game, 78-70. Friars Revitalized The appearance of injury tackle Blaine Nye revitalized the Friar defensive line in the second half as Cadilli was rushed hard in trying to pass. Servite's record is now 4-3 having failed to win the last three encounters. In the Angelus League the Padres are 1-1-1; the Birds have the same league mark. Must be noted though that the Friars have yet to face cupcake Slesian. Buena Park Valley High Buena Park just doesn't seem to have it anymore as they dropped a well fought battle to Valley 18-14. Friday night at Buena Park making it three in a row beginning with Garden Grove's 6-0 win and last weeks upset victory by Huntington Beach. Buena Park led off the scoring as quarterback Paul La Prairie tossed 14 yards into the end zone to John Beasley early in the first quarter. Valley scored its first from the one climaxing a 71 yard drive in which Valley quarterback Don Newman racked up 36 yards to the Buena Park 32 and Woods run for the extra point was shot. BEANRETS 72" x 90" with 5" nylon binding... cold nights ahead. Economical blanket for added warmth. $3.99 A $5.96 Value! Made By Beacon CLOSE OUT! HOODED SWEAT SHIRTS For winter fun and work. Heavyweight cotton in gray, navy, white maze and olive. 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After the tally Servite moved: K Rees scored from the 1, but yard holding penalty canceled and two plays later an interception in the end zone ended the att. Having held the Cardinals the first down, the Friars ran their own 36 to the Cantwell behind fullback Rees who and out 31 yards of it by him. There Carey flipped to Manalaz for a touchdown. Carey's for the extra point was short. Scoreless Period allowing a scoreless third peri-Cantwell had the ball on the 37, the result of an errant In nine plays the Birds had for the extra point was short. Five Forces To Aid Santa Ana (Special to The Gazette) Southern California’s junior college football rival Santa Ana versus Fullerton be renewed Saturday night the Rose-Bowl bound Dons avoid a derailment from the erful Hornets. Santa Ana vaulted to the Rose Bowl hopefuls with vincing 34 to 12 victory over unbeaten Orange Coast C while up at Bakersfield, the derdog Renegades outfirst-ranked nationally Beach, 0 to 0. Observers fea SAC win over Fullerton wily insures a trip to Pas Dec. 15, the first time an E Conference team had the Bill Cook’s 1949 Dons lost a breaker to Little Rock, 25. Fullerton Improving Fullerton lost only to Corto to 20, and was tied by M Antonio. But Brig Owens are on the upsurge, demol Riverside and Citrus the past weeks. It will match Owens versus American candidate Dunn teen of the Dons, both deluxe sers. It will display the pro big Steve Ledbetter, whilthe All-CIF Player of the Y Halftime Ceremonies Highlight Friar Game By TIM VOLLMANN During the halftime of the Friars' football game with Cantwell at Westminster Stadium Servite had the festivities for its first homecoming in the young history of the school. The school welcomed back its alumni, one graduating class, that of '62. The ceremonies began as the Servite Strutters drill team of neighboring Marywood formed a heart, and the Candy Stripers drill team of Cornelia Connelly made an arrow which pierced the heart. Each of the princesses and finally the queen entered the heart with their escorts. The queen was Ardis Fellmer of Marywood, and her escort was the student body president of Servite, Ken Euske. There were two princesses for each of the freshman and sophomore classes, one each from Marywood and Cornelia Connelly, the latter having only the first two years. The princesses were: Geri Rossini, Senior; Betsy Markin, junior; Carole Herrick, sophomore from Connelly; Jo Ann Schoffit, sophomore from Marywood; Betty Blackburn, freshman from Connelly; and June Kennelly, freshman from Marywood. The climax of the ceremonies came when the unofficial queen of Servite in its early years, Mrs. Nancy Dena, wife of the co-head coach of the football team and instructor of the drill team of Marywood, presented a bouquet of roses to the queen. After the princesses had each been presented with bouquets by their escorts, they were escorted from the field. Three Bowl Contenders Santa Ana was third-ranked nationally before the OCC clash on the Pirates were sixth. All three Orange County teams are well contenders. Fullerton Coach Hal Sherbrow crew rates the best defensive ord in the conference and has formidable line. Behind the flock of block quarterback Brig Owens and back John Pease spark the fensive attack. Fullerton will out to snap a win-drought day back to 1956 against the Last year's Turkey Day clash had the title on the line and Dons won in a rout led by Ananheim's Young Golfers Invited To Tournament Anaheim's young golfers have received an invitation to enter the 10th annual Junior Open Golf Tournament at Fox Hills Country Club. be held at Rancho Park Municipal Golf Course January 4-8. Entry forms for the tournament are available at all southbound roads. Garden Grove's 6-0 win weeks upset victory by Beaulay Park led off the scoring terback Paul La Prairie 4 yards into the end zone Beasley early in the first scored its first from the maxing a 71 yard drive in Valley quarterback Don racked up 36 yards to Woody Park 32 and Woody and John Dale combined off a 14 yard gain to the final seconds of the first note quarterback La Praired off 66 yards to score the squad into the third with the scoring edge held punt gave Vallev the Buena Park 33 and days later Deckard tossed to Larry Nitta to gain the Savanna Ties Habra 13-13 When Savanna High's Rebels take on Magnolia's Sentinels next Friday it will be with a real vengeance. This will be the deciding game for the Crestview League Championship. The show-down was set up by Savanna's 13-13 tie with La Habra Saturday night at La Habra. La Habra made the opening scoring play early in the first period after marching 75 yards in a sustained drive to set up the TD. Craig Hastin went over from the eight to tally the score. La Habra made it again in the next quarter as Mike Acker flew 55 yards amidst beautiful blocking to score. Acker also ran over the point after to give La Habra a 13-0 scoring edge over a worried ter a long absence. Ananheim’s Young Golfers Invited To Tournament Anaheim’s young golfers have received an invitation to enter the 10th annual Junior Open Golf Tournament at Fox Hills Country Club on Thursday, Dec. 27, it was announced today. Sponsored by the Los Angeles Junior Chamber of Commerce, the tournament is open to all young golfers and play will be in four age divisions: 10 and under; 11-12; 13-14; 15-17; and alumni players age 18 only, according to Edmond R. Davis, Junior Chamber president. Individual trophies will be awarded to the boy and girl winner and runner-up in each division. Each participant in the tourney will receive a free ticket to the 37th Los Angeles Open $50.-000 Golf Tournament which will Western Squeezes by Rancho Alamitos 9-7 Western High's 9-7 victory over Rancho Alamitos Saturday at La Palma stadium sewed up the third place position in the Sunset League. Rancho opened the scoring early in the first period on a 17 yard pass from quarterback Terry Boyd to halfback Bob Devine. Western's quarterback Bob Flint thribed to toss a short aerial which was intercepted to set up the Vaquero TD. In the second period, after taking a pitchout from Boyd, Rancho's Dave Fredine was tossed in the end zone for a safety. Late in the same period half-back Gary Vincent rambled 17 yards to score for the Pioneers climaxing a 48 yard seven play sustained march. Best In Bowl Bid Five Former Anaheim Players To Aid Santa Ana College Cause (Special to The Gazette) Southern California's greatest junior college football rivalry — Santa Ana versus Fullerton — will be renewed Saturday night when the Rose-Bowl bound Dons seek to avoid a derailment from the powerful Hornets. Santa Ana vaulted to the top of the Rose Bowl hopefuls with a convincing 34 to 12 victory over also abateen Orange Coast College, while up at Bakersfield, the unranged Renegades outgunned last - ranked - nationally Long Beach, 0 to 0. Observers feel that SAC win over Fullerton virtual-insures a trip to Pasadena Dec. 15, the first time an Eastern conference team had the nod. Cook's 1949 Dons lost a heart-beater to Little Rock, 25 to 19. Fullerton Improving Fullerton lost only to Coast, 25 to 20, and was tied by Mt. San Antonio. But Brig Owens & Co. were on the upsurge, demolishing riverside and Citrus the past two weeks. It will match Owens versus All-American candidate Dunn Marion of the Dons, both deluxe passers. It will display the prowess big Steve Ledbetter, who was All-CIF Player of the Year at American Keith Luhnow's touchdown rambles of 92, 83 and 71 yards. The score was 47 to 16. This year, Coach Homer Beatty's Dons don't rely on an individual star like Luhnow, who was drafted by the San Francisco 49ers. Instead, Beatty has a balanced team — in fact about three teams. Versatile Marteen Marteen is considered a top choice for All - American after his spectacular play, especially against crucial opponents Riverside, Chaffey and Orange Coast. In these three contests against first division foes, Marteen accounted for 76 Don points through his running - passing - kicking abilities. He threw eight touchdown passes in three games, ran for six points on three tries. He accounted for eight conversion boots and one pass for a two-pointer. Against cross-county rival Orange Coast, with 10,000 screaming fans inside the old Santa Ana Bowl before firemen turned away thousands more. Marteen opened the scoring with an eight-yard toss to halfback Mike Anderson. The score climaxed a 13-play, 56-yard drive the second time they pased the last four yards to Anderson. Ledbetter Scores Alert guard Ray Vincent set up the next Don score, recovering a Bob Haynes bobble on the Buc 32. After a 20-yard Marteen to Jim Williamson aerial, Ledbetter boomed the final three to give the Dons a 21 to 6 lead. The Pirates moved 71 yards for their only other score, with Haynes slipping to paydirt from the eight to climax White's attempted two-point pass misfired. The Dons marched right back 75 yards in seven plays, with Marten rambling 35 yards and Ledbetter 24 yards on three carries, to set up a scoring pass to Joel Ohlgren from Marteen, on the eighth. Marteen Again The final Don touchdown came on an 80-yard march, featuring Marteen and Ledbetter. After having his jersey ripped off on a hard tackle, Marteen scored from the two and converted to post the 34-point total. The win gave Santa Ana 326 points to 31 for the opposition, and a straight-hold on almost every record in the conference books. The victory boosted Beatty's San- Fullerton lost only to Coast, 25 20, and was tied by Mt. San Antonio. But Brig Owens & Co. receives on the upsurge, demolishing riverside and Citrus the past two weeks. It will match Owens versus Allamerican candidate Dunn Maren of the Dons, both deluxe passers. It will display the prowess big Steve Ledbetter, who was All-CIF Player of the Year at Sea-Olinda before donning Santa Ma's red and black. His 31 jersey is smashed all opponents this year. Five Anaheim Dons Anaheim will be represented in clash by Mike Tietge at end of prepped at Servite) and explains Jerry Spatz at guard, Dumma as linebacker, Mel Quist at halfback and John Boston, understudy to Ledbetter. Previously played on Thanksking since 1929 (the series startway back in 1921), this marks first modern revival on a Satday night, starting at 8 o'clock Hornet field. The series stands 22 wins for Santa Ana, 12 for Ledton and three ties. SAC has in the last five contests and has in the unofficial Orange County championship four straight years. Three Bowl Contenders Santa Ana was third-ranked nanally before the OCC clash, and Pirates were sixth. All three Orange County teams are worthy contenders. Fullerton Coach Hal Sherbeck's new rates the best defensive reccension in the conference and has a nonidable line. Behind the flock of blockers, Harterback Brig Owens and halfk John Pease spark the offivive attack. Fullerton will be to snap a win-drought dating k to 1956 against the Dons. year's Turkey Day clash also the title on the line and the was won in a rout led by All- Marteen Again The final Don touchdown came on an 80-yard march, featuring Marteen and Ledbetter. After haviing his jersey ripped off on a hard tackle, Marteen scored from the two and converted to post the 34-point total. The win gave Santa Ana 326 points to 31 for the opposition, and a straight-hold on almost every record in the conference books. The victory boosted Beatty's Santo Ana record in four seasons to 27 wins, seven defeats and one tie, and an all-time college coaching mark of 80-14-4 at Bakersfield College and Santa Ana. He not only boasts one of the all-time top coaching records but is the only junior college representative on the NCAA national football rules committee. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. General Trucking Moving - Storage PHONE KE 8-2868 ANAHEIM TUNE UP OFFER! 5.95 Service Call For 2.95 We honor all major credit cards, Oil Co.'s and OTHERS SALES • SERVICE RENTALS ACE T.V. Golfers ment held at Rancho Park Municipal Golf Course January 4-8, 1963. 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