anaheim-gazette 1963-10-10

ANAHEIM GAZETTE Sports News 6—The Anaheim Gazette Thursday, October 10, 1962 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Adult Class A class for persons employed as or interested in becoming elementary school secretar.es is being offered by the Anaheim Union High School Adult Education Department. The class is held on Tuesday evening in Room 8 of the Anaheim High School from 7:00 to 9:30 p.m. and will continue through Nov. 12. Various educational leaders in Orange County are scheduled to speak in the areas of School Finance, Structure of the State Educational System and Public Relations. Persons interested may obtain further information by calling the Adult Education Department of the Anaheim Union High School District, 772-0050. BTK The Community Funeral Directors BACKS, TROUTMAN, KAULBARS ORANGE COUNTY'S FINEST 1617 W. LA PALMA at EUCLID ANAHEIM PR 2-1617 THURSDAY • KRESGE HARVEST 524 N. MON. THRU FRI., 1 2-pc. SHIRT 'n LONGIE SET Lined Corduroy Slacks Flannel Shirts REG. 1.99 157 SET SIZES 3-6X KRESGE'S GUARANTEES THE QUALITY, TERRY PRINT DISH TOWELS BUY TERRY PRINT DISH TOWELS BUY NOW! 3 For 84¢ OVER 850 KRESGE STORE DINNER SPECIALS WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS THURSDAY Baked Ham, Candied Yams with Raisin Sauce 86¢ FRIDAY Scallops, Deep Fried Fr. Fries, Cole Slaw 93¢ SATURDAY 8 Oz. Sirloin Tip Steak Potatoes, Salad 109 CRYSTAL BALL By DOUGLAS HUFF Well sports fans, it looks like our crystall ball is one of the best in the business. A look at our predictions and the outcome of last week's grid games reveals that we were 87.5 per cent accurate in forecasting the team to win. As to our scores that's a different story. We'd rather not discuss that. Dusting off the ball for another look-see we find: ANAHEIM plays the Santa Ana Saints Friday night in Santa Ana. Both are fresh from Sunset League opening victories, Anaheim beating the Westminster Lions 19-0 (we hear they left Westminster Lion on the ground) and Santa Ana nudging Western by a point, 13-12. Our ball is a little fuzzy on this one — it could go either way — but we say SANTA ANA by 1. Loara VS Corona del Mar tonight at La Palma Stadium at 8. If Loara doesn't win this one by at least 14 points, there must be something drastically wrong with the Saxon camp. Corona del Mar has never won a game in its two years of existence. LOARA by 20. MAGNOLIA VS Garden Grove, Friday night at La Palma, 8 p.m. Here we have the only team that dared to foul up my fearless (??) forecasting last week. Garden Grove was beaten by Santiago, 13-7. Magnolia coach Don Lent says Magnolia lacks weight and Garden by an average of man. Besides, they us last week so we GROVE BY 14. SERVITE VS Burd Ridgeway. Servite straight pre-league far and we have to forecast a fourth by 14. SANTA ANA COLLEGE San Antonio College are good but lookingords so far we have slight edge to Mt. S. a possible upset to Ana never gives up 2. FULLERTON JUNI LEGE VS ORANGE LEGE, Fullerton St day night, 8 p.m. game of the week, quite up to par this is in fact OCC is ther in the Eastern far. OCC by 6. WESTERN HIGH Harbor, Saturday na ma Stadium, 8 p.m. play some mighty fi it puls its mind to it will be the case S will be Western's s League start. WESTI And there you h fans, our infallible Tune in same time next week for another PIRATE GIRL — High kicking Marion Stanek, 18, of 2242 Briarvale Road, Anaheim, is a drama major at Orange Coast College. As one of OCC's Pirate Girls her big job is football game halftime show participation. At OCC she has been a dancer in three college musicals. SDAY • FRIDAY • SATURDAY RESGE'S VE$T of VALUE$ 524 N. EUCLID, ANAHEIM THRU FRI., 10:00 TO 9:30 SAT., 10:00 TO 6:00 VINYL SUEDE JACKETS Quilt Lined Brown or Antelope 10-18 5 55 REG. 6.98 FALL JEWELRY Sale! Maker's Close-out! FALL JEWELRY Special group of better necklaces, earrings, bracelets, pins. Tailored, stone-set or beaded. 37¢ plus Fed. tax THE QUALITY, LOWEST PRICES — AND YOU CAN CHARGE IT TOO! LEADING LADY FACIAL TISSUES 400 TISSUE COUNT SEAMLESS NYLONS SUNTAN & MIST-TONES Sizes THE QUALITY, LOWEST PRICES — AND YOU CAN CHARGE IT TOO! LEADING LADY FACIAL TISSUES 400 TISSUE COUNT ONLY Come in • Pink • Yellow • White SEAMLESS NYLONS SUNTAN & MIST-TONES Sizes 9—11 Reg. 58c 44 Pair KRESGE STORES TO COAST INSURES LOWEST PRICES YARDAGE DRIP DRY COTTONS Stripes Prints Checks $1 2 yds. for VALUES TO 98c PEANUT BRITTLE & PECO FLAKE Bargain Priced Reg. 49c lb 36 c lb TAL BALL says Magnolia lacks depth and weight and Garden Grove bigger by an average of 30 pounds per man. Besides, they dared to defy us last week so we way GARDEN GROVE BY 14. SERVITE VS Burrough High of Ridgeway. Servite has three straight pre-league victories so far and we have no reason not to forecast a fourth. SERVITE by 14. SANTA ANA COLLEGE VS Mt. San Antonio College. Both teams are good but looking at their records so far we have to give a slight edge to Mt. SAC. Look for a possible upset though. Santa Ana never gives up. MT, SAC by 2. FULLERTON JUNIOR COLLEGE VS ORANGE COAST COLLEGE, Fullerton Stadium, Saturday night, 8 p.m. This is the game of the week. Fullerton isn't quite up to par this year and OCC is. In fact OCC is the league leader in the Eastern Conference so far. OCC by 6. WESTERN HIGH VS Newport Harbor, Saturday night, La Palma Stadium, 8 p.m. Western can play some mighty fine ball when it puts its mind to it. We think this will be the case Saturday. This will be Western's second Sunset League start. WESTERN by 12. And there you have it sports fans, our infallible predictions. Tune in same time, same place next week for another look Fairgrounds Golf Course Scheduled The Board of Directors of the 32nd District Agricultural Association, sponsors of the Orange County Fair, have approved a 25-year lease between the association and Frank Vessels, Jr. and E. C. Losch, for the construction and operation of an 18 hole, 3-par golf course on fairgrounds property. The golf course will occupy 32.102 acres of and bounded by Fairview Rd. on the west, Fair Dr. on the south and Arlington Ave. on the north. The Board of Directors, includes William Gallienne, Vice President, Huntington Beach; A. E. "Pat" Arnold, Cypress; Eli S. Barnhard, Buena Park; Robert W. Battin, Santa Ana; Huston H. Bouslog, Anaheim; Irvin C. Chapman, Fullerton; James J. Sullivan, Costa Mesa and Robert L. Wetzler, Anaheim. Cycle Champs Challeged at Gardena Motorcycle riders will be taking dead aim on existing track records Friday night when more than 100 of them broadside around Ascot Park's half-mile oval in the 24th AMA flat-track program of the year. Racing, directed by J. C. Agajanian, starts at 8:30 o'clock with Loara High Sports By STEVE MILNER The Loara Varsity footballer fell to Brea 21-12, as the upset of the season nearly materialized Friday night before a capacity crowd at Brea Stadium. Magnificent Defense Brea, 10-year Orange League champion and defending "A" champ, was surprised at the aggressive Saxon defensive unit when penetrated the Wildcat line seemingly easy. In addition to holding the Wildcats scoreless for the first half, coach Herb Hill's scrambling Saxons didn't allow Brea to the 50 yard line in the first half. The magnificent Saxon defense held Brea to a 9-point margin in stead of the predicted 28-point gap. In the second half, Brea scored three touchdowns for the come-from-behind victory. Saxons Start Scoring The evening's first tally was recorded late in the first stanza when quarterback Dick Armstrong fired an aerial to halfback Dave Dykes, who sprinted 36 yards to the end zone. The score came with but 45 seconds remaining in the first quarter. With an unsuccessful conversion attempt the Saxons led 6-0. Brea Takes Lead The Wildcats finally scored in mid third quarter when quarterback Gardena Motorcycle riders will be taking dead aim on existing track records Friday night when more than 100 of them broadside around Ascot Park's half-mile oval in the 24th AMA flat-track program of the year. Racing, directed by J. C. Agajanian, starts at 8:30 o'clock with qualifying at 7. The track is at 183rd and Vermont, Gardena. Sammy Tanner of Boltflower, seeking to wrap up the expert class Ascot championship, is training his sights on Al Gunter's record of 5:51.48 for the 15-lap main event. In a recent victoy Tanner was clocked in 5:52.54, fastest time of 1963. Midget Race Billy Cantrell, Allen Heath, Johnny Moorhouse and speedmates will be warming up for an invasion of eastern race drivers when they whirl around the Ascot Park "perfect quarter." Saturday night (Oct. 12) in a U. S. Auto Club midget car program. Fifty laps is main event distance of the eight-event program that opens with racing at 8:30 o'clock, qualifying an hour earlier. Racing director J. C. Agajanian has scheduled his annual East vs. West mighty midget program for Sunday night, Oct. 20, and the drivers coming to Ascot are an imposing group for the biggest 110 Offy card of the year to date. Anaheim High Coach Honored Coach Vanhoorebeke of Anaheim High School, was named an award winner recently by the Sports Trail Century Club, an organization maintained by Bike Division of the Kendall Company, to recognize the contributions of dedicated coaches throughout the nation. Coach Vanhoorebeke was made a member of the Sports Trail Century Club. Saxons Start Scoring The evening's first tally was recorded late in the first stanza when quarterback Dick Armstrong fired an aerial to halfback Dave Dykes, who sprinted 36 yards to the end zone. The score came with but 45 seconds remaining in the first quarter. With an unsuccessful conversion attempt, the Saxons led 6-0. Brea Takes Lead The Wildcats finally scored in mid-third quarter when quarterback Jeff Matlock bulled one yard, climaxing a 54 yard drive. Tackle Ernie Stumpf kicked the conversion for the Brea lead, 7-6. With less than one minute left on the clock in the third quarter, halfback Parry Makins fattened the Wildcat lead to 13-6 with a 51 yard scoring jaint. Grabbing a lateral from Matlock, Makins unexpectedly galloped around right end to the end zone. Stumpf booked his second conversion of the night for the 14-6 Brea lead. In opening minutes of the final stanza, Ernie Stumpf caught up with a blocked punt, taking it 22 yards to the end zone for the downhill. The lead-ice was added to by Matlock's running conversion. The score then reaed in Brea's favor, 21-6. Saxons Come Back Capping a 65 yard drive, quarterback Armstrong dived a yard to achieve the final score, with 2 seconds remaining in the game. The conversion try failed. This Saturday, the Saxons hosted Corona Del Mar at Orange Coshl College. The kickoff time is 8 p.m. The Box score: L P First Downs 15 Yards Rushing 165 Yards Passing 138 Yards Net 303 Yards Penalized 80 Passes Intercepted 1 Fumbles 3 Opponents Fumbles Recovered 3 Own Fumbles Recovered 1 Saturday Gym Program Set Anaheim's Park and Recreation Department will renew its programs. Coach Vanhoorebeke of Anaheim High School, was named an award winner recently by the Sports Trail Century Club, an organization maintained by Bike Division of the Kendall Company, to recognize the contributions of dedicated coaches throughout the nation. Coach Vanhoorebeke was made a member of the Sports Trail Century Club for his record of 102 victories in Football. Honorary Group The club is an honorary group open to all college and high school coaches whose teams have won 100 or more contests in any sport. Originated several years ago by high school Coach William Matthei of Milwaukee, Wis., the Sports Trail Century Club is based on the concept that good coaches help make good citizens. "Successful coaching of athletic teams develops in young men a fine competitive spirit, an early appreciation of fair play, and a sense of responsibility." said Raymond A. Van Dyke, director of the club and an executive of Bike. The characteristics that make a winning team are the characteristics that build better citizenship." Van Dyke said that while constant recognition and praise are given to a few coaches, the great majority sometimes receive little thanks for their laborious job. He said that for these reasons Bike Web was happy to make the award to Coach Vanhoorebeke for his outstanding achievement in school sports. TRAINING MEETINGS Explorer Leaders Training meetings for members of the Northern Orange County Council, Boy Scouts, will be held in the Council headquarters at 1006 W. La Palma Ave., Anaheim on Oct. 16 and 23 starting at 7:30 p.m. Saturday Gym Program Set Anaheim's Park and Recreation Department will renew its Saturday Gym Program, beginning Oct. 12, according to Dave Sommers, Recreation Supervisor. Gyms and equipment at five high schools and one junior high school will be available from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each Saturday through early March. Basic instructions will be given in basketball and gymnastics. Both boys and girls at any age may participate. Gymnastics will be offered only at Magnolia and Anaheim High School gyms. Members of each school's athletic coaching staff direct the respective programs. Other locations and coaches include: Roy Merk, Western High Schl; Jh Fransen, Savanna High School; Eric Wheeler, Magnolia II high School; Bill Walker, Savanna High School; Lute Olson, Loara High School, Don Colburn, Brookhun Jr. High School and Don Liebhan at Anaheim High School. Freedom Shrine A Freedom Shrine will be displayed during the Dedication Ceremonies and Open House at Orange State College this weekend, Oct. 11, 12, and 13. The Shrine consists of 22 plastic sealed, historical United States documents, including the Delaware tion of Independence on to the United Nations Charter. The Shrine will be on display in the large corridor immediately front of Science Lecture Room 121, in the new $9 million Letter and Science Building.