anaheim-gazette 1962-11-28

ANAHEIM GAZETTE Wednesday, November 21, 1962 Colonists to Face LA Angels Offer Gift Certificate A gift certificate plan, suitable for Christmas use, has been announced by the Los Angeles Angels for games in 1963. The certificate, which can also be for any gift purpose, is now available and can be purchased in any denomination or number. They can be obtained at the Angels' office. 1525 N. Western Avenue, at any time. Persons who are the recipients of the certificates can exchange them also at the Angels' office for tickets to any game of their choice in 1963. They are not redeemable for cash. This certificate plan was instituted by the Angels after many requests had been received from fans wanting to buy tickets in advance for Christmas gifts. Football Banquet Set For Bowl - Bound 'Dons Saluting the Junior Rose Bowl Santa Ana Dons, the Second Guessers Booster Club and the college jointly will hold a championship football banquet at the college on Monday, Dec. 17, with ex-Don star Vic Lindskog as the speaker. Coach Homer Beatty and his Dons won the Eastern Conference season and the JRB selection against Columbia Basin of Pasco. Wash., after a perfect season. A turnaway crowd is anticipated for the traditional banquet, to be held in the Student Union at 6:30 p.m. Reservations are being accepted by mail at the college. In keeping with a Don tradition of bringing back outstanding alumni as campus banquet speakers, Lindskog was chosen for the football dinner. He is an assistant coach for the Los Angeles Rams, previously was an assistant at Bakersfield College and then Vancouver professional team in the Canadian League, and enjoyed a long professional career with the Philadelphia Eagles. He was all-pro center repeatedly. Lindskog didn't play high school football in his tiny home town of Cubank, Mont., but he soo learned to be a bruising blocker halfback for Coach Bill Cook on Don teams in 1938 and 1939. He centered strong Stanford team and played with the Indians against Nebraska in the 1941 Rose Bowl. Former coach Cook, now Director of physical education for the Santa Ana City Schools after 22 years as SAC headman, will be among the special banquet guests. Coming with Lindskog are expected to be two former SAC All-Americans, now playing with the Rams, Halfback Pervis Atkins and End Duane Allen. THE WILLIAMS CO. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 112 E. COMMONWEALTH 130 E. LINCOLN AVE. Downtown Fullerton Downtown Anaheim MEN'S PULLOVER BANLON SHIRTS A real value in the ever popular Banlon knit short sleeve pullover. Available in Six Different Colors Sizes S-M-L $5.98 Value USE OUR XMAS LAYAWAY PLAN MICROSCOPES WITH DISSECTING KIT We are headquarters for the best selection of Microscopes. 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The first block of 9000 sold out in Santa Ana the first day, and thousands more were hustled in to keep up with the demand. Led by All-American quarterback candidate Dunn Marteen, Santa Ana College not only dominated the Eastern Conference final statistics but won the coveted bid to represent the West in the Junior Rose Bowl at Pasadena on Saturday, Dec. 15. While the Don press clippings are impressive, Coach Homer Beatty is warning his charges that Columbia Basin, from Pasco, Wash., also has run roughshod over all opposition this year, including a solid win over always-dangerous Bakersfield, where Betty was headman before moving to Santa Ana four years ago. With the Thanksgiving Day holidays behind them, the Dons resumed practice Monday, in top physical shape for the national championship game. While the Dons concentrated on their 10th game coming up, railbirds rated the 1962 Dons as just about the greatest in a long line of powerful SAC teams, dating way back 46 years. And to Marteen went much of the credit, since he led the conference in total offense, passing and scoring. The poised ex-Marine completed 55 passes in 90 attempts, a 61 per cent record netting 1027 yards. His aerials brought 16 touchdowns. He scored 81 points to lead the league, making him responsible for 177 of SAC's record-breaking 362 total. He was responsible for more points than seven EC teams scored altogether. Marteen Stars Adding the 362 yards he gained rushing, Marteen boasts a total offense mark of 3389, not far below the 1430 yards gained by unanimous All-American Keith Luh- Jack Bolle picked off three defensive ace Frank André closed his conference two-year reeer in the final 14 seconds of Fullerton game by intercepting Hornet pass and racing 15 yrs for the final touchdown in the to 12 victory. Safety man Paul Davinci turned 23 punts for 231 yards one touchdown — 77 yards again Grossmont. Stan Woods led kickoff average with seven bows for 49.0 average, although Derrick Orr was consistently long on me of the Don kickoffs. Ledby had a 38 yard punt average; Tucker led in kickoff returns six for 119 yards, and Davinci turned five for 80 yards. Remarkable Records Talking of statistics, Coach Beatty and Dwight Poolsin collectively have remarked wonderful coaching records. By ty has a total of 81 wins, 14 losses and 4 ties in six years at Bakei. SUPER SERVICE TIL 9 P.M. Sat. 'Til 6 Combination Offer 995 ANY AMERICAN CAR Just say "Charge it" Take months His aerials brought 16 touchdowns. He scored 81 points to lead the league, making him responsible for 177 of SAC's record-breaking 362 total. He was responsible for more points than seven EC teams scored altogether. Marteen Stars Adding the 362 yards he gained rushing, Marteen boasts a total offense mark of 3389, not far below the 1430 yards gained by unanimous All-American Keith Luhnow last year at SAC. As a team, the Dons charged for a total offense of 3853 yards, shattering the conference record. The Dons rushed for 2384 yards and passed for 1469 yards. SAC marched for 177 first downs, breaking the old record by almost 50 first downs. Santa Ana's rugged defensive unit finished second to Fullerton, giving up 1542 yards. In the final game with Fullerton, the Don defense gave up only 191 yards while the Don offense was gaining 349. Mike Anderson, a hometown Santa Ana High product, ranked fourth in the conference to pace the Dons in rushing. He carried 138 times for 589 yards. Former All-CIF Player of the Year Steve Ledbetter from Brea-Olinda made a fast finish at fullback to carry 83 times for 473 yards, in addition to doing most of the punting. All-Conference end Art Hatfield, although missing the last half of the season with injuries, still paced SAC pass receivers with 20 receptions for 319 yards and six touchdowns. He'll be back for Columbia Basin. Jim Williamson hauled in 15 aerials for 180 yards and five touchdowns, while Joel Ohlgren and Anderson received 12 apiece. In pass interceptions, Ken Potter paced the Dons with four. Chapman College Community Relations Conference A free public meeting on "Equity Opportunities in Employment" will be sponsored by the Orange County Community Relations Conference on Wednesday, Nov. at 8 p.m. in the Chapman College Little Theatre, Orange. The purpose of the program is to attempt to develop menas to assuring equal employment opportunities locally, so that manpower is not wasted, according to Professor B. J. Oliver, modern for. A registry for persons with various skills is proposed as one means of achieving the goal, said. Align Front End 750 ment parts if needed torsion bar adjustent not included. ANY AMERICAN CAR Just say "Charge it" Take months to pay... 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If you No Dons Friday Dump Azusa Aztecs 21-6 To Gain Quarter Finals Anaheim's classy Colonists will go up against the El Rancho High School Dons Friday night at Cerritos Junior College in the quarter-finals of the CIF playoffs. Anaheim gained the right to meet El Rancho by dumping the Aztecs of Azusa last Friday by the score of 21-6. Because both the Colonists and the Dons had home games in the opening round of the California Interscholastic Federation playoffs, a flip of the coin Monday decided the site for the second meeting. The contest is scheduled to get underway at 8 p.m. in the junior college bowl with the winner scheduled to meet the Long Beach Poly-Redlands game winner in the semi-finals. Colonist Coach Clare Van Hoore Mag Features Savanna High Booster Club Anaheim again has made the pages of a national magazine. This month's issue of Better beke chastised his Sunset League Champions following the game with Azusa, stating that he was not at all pleased with the offensive showing and that too many blocks were missed. He issued a solemn warning to his team that El Rancho, who defeated Monrovia 19-0 in the first round, were not be taken lightly. Scores First Tally After a scoreless first quarter, Anaheim moved to score its first tally with only 58 seconds remaining in the second quarter. In a real thriller, moments later, Ty Salness who was voted Sunset League Player of the year, picked off a desperation pass by Azusa and raced 60 years for the touchdown to make it 13-0. Torres converted with only 20 seconds remaining in the first half. The two Colonist scores came within 37 seconds. Anaheim scored its final tally late in the third quarter when quarterback Doug Daniels pitched a 25 yard scoring pass to Salness. Torres again converted and Anaheim led 21-0. Los Angeles Dodgers Slate Games for '63 Eighty-one games on seventr- Mag Features Savanna High Booster Club Anaheim again has made the pages of a national magazine. This month's issue of Better Home and Gardens carries a success story report of the Colony City's Savanna High School Booster Club. The club was recently awarded an outstanding entrant prize in the "Action in Education" contest conducted by Better Homes and Gardens in conjunction with the National Education Association and the National School Boards Association. The Savanna Rebels Booster Club completed an enviable record in its first year of operation. This was the basis for its Action in Education award. The club was organized to back the entire school program not just athletic as is often the case. A successful newsletter and many social activities were included in the Booster programs in addition to regular meetings. Los Angeles Dodgers Slate Games for '63 Eighty-one games on seventy-six dates, including fifty-nine nightgames, will be played by the Los Angeles Dodgers at Dodger Stadium in 1963, Vice-President and General Manager E. J. Bavasi announced today. Director of Ticket Sales Harold Parrott announced that applications are being mailed next week to 1962 Season Ticketholders who have a priority to purchase their box or reserved seats. Fans wishing to be placed on the list of new season ticketholders should write to the Dodgers, Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles 12, Calif. The sale of tickets for individual games (by mail) will begin after the first of the year. Over-the-counter ticket sales are not made until about April 1. The season ticket prices will remain the same as in 1962 — $265 for box seats and $190 for reserved seats. Tire Retreading 8 HOUR SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Shipkey-Pearson 420 W. 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