anaheim-gazette 1963-12-05

BOWLING SPOTLIGHT By Jack Scagnotti Linbrook Bowl's first annual Holiday Singles Sweeper, open to men and women bowlers, runs daily through December 22, Manager Wes Sorensen announced. The tournament, which began November 29, is based on a handicap system of two thirds to 200 for men and three-fourths of 200 for women. Bowlers roll three games whenever lanes are available from 9 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. only (no entries allowed after 1:00 a.m. or before 9:00 a.m.). Entry fee is $5.00 ($1.50 bowling, 50 cents expense, $3.00 prize fund). Prize fund, based on 300 entries, will pay off $100 for first place in each of three divisions, $50 for second, graduating to $10 for 10th place. The top four places in each division also reach a turkey. High scratch series out of higher money will receive $30 and second place $20. Bowlers may enter as often as they wish, but cash only once. Divisions are Class A (180-200), Class B (160-179) and Class C (140-159). Juniors' Tourney Near are invited to enter the Youth Bowling Association (YBA). Boys and girls ages 8 to 18 Christmas Vacation Handicap Singles Tournament at local area bowling centers. The nation-wide event opens with a House Qualifying on Saturday, December 21, and is climaxed by Area Finals on December 28. Entry fee is only 25 cents. Sion (12 years of age and under, junior 13 through 15 years of age, and major, ages 16 to 18). Age qualifications are as of September 1, 1963. Bowlers who are not YBA members may enter the tournament by payment of an additional 50 cents participation fee. Avantages are based on minimum of 12 games of league play as of December 1. Muir Belts Colonists From CIF Anaheim High was kicked out of CIF AAAA play Saturday night 14-0 by the Muir Mustangs who copied the game in a strong second half surge before a capacity crowd at La Palma Park. Muir now moves to the semi-finals to play Long Beach Poly which defeated El Rancho 27-20. Anaheim stayed in the game throughout the first half pushing one potential scoring drive down to the Muir seven on a 18 yard pass play from quarterback Dick Hough to end Ron Clayton. But penalties stalled Juniors' Tourney Near are invited to enter the Youth Bowling Association (YBA) Boys and girls ages 8 to 18 Christmas Vacation Handicap Singles Tournament at local area bowling centers. The nation-wide event opens with a House Qualifying on Saturday, December 21, and is climaxed by Area Finals on December 28. Entry fee is only 25 cents, with an additional charge of $1.05 for three games of bowling. Deadline for entries is Saturday, December 14. The tournament has six divisions: boys and girls, prep division Injuries Plague Santa Ana SANTA ANA — Even though Santa Ana College basketball coach Bob Wilhelm has yet to face one league opponent, he's finding all sorts of trouble from another type of foe — injuries. That old nemisis, injuries, has aided three Don hoopsters from practice sessions. The culprit has downed Jim Beal, Dick Barnard and George Winters. "Beal suffered a shoulder separation which will probably keep him out all year," Wilhelm mournfully stated. Beal, a guard, played his high school ball at Santa Ana, where Wilhelm coached before coming to SAC this year. Winters, out with an ankle injury, won't be able to play until February. Wilhelm reported. The new Don mentor had figured Winters, who played one year at Redlands University, to be the center on the Don's first team. Dick Barnard, from Mater Dei High, will be out of commission for at least a month. Wilhelm reported. Up to his injury Barnard was battling Terry Klaus for one of the first team guard spots. Wilhelm, who coached Sammy Saint to two Sunset League matches, moved to the semi-finals to play Long Beach Poly which defeated El Rancho 27-20. Anaheim stayed in the game throughout the first half pushing one potential scoring drive down to the Muir seven on a 18 yard pass play from quarterback Dick Hough to end Ron Clayton. But penalties stalled the push and the Colonists never threatened again. At the start of the second half neither team could maintain a drive but midway through the quarter Muir took the ball on its 17 and moved 83 yards in 16 plays. Eating up most of the quarter, halfback Cliff Coker scored from one yard out on an off tackle slant with 1:15 left in the period. Highlight of the drive was a 20 yard pass play from quarterback Kelly Whitehill to end Jewell Akins going to the Colonist 38. The PAT was made good by Cliff Tollefson and Muir led 7-0. In the fourth period, Anaheim tried desperately to catch up. The Colonists took to the air but an alert Mustang secondary and a hard rushing line harried Anaheim’s receivers and pressured quarterback Hough into rushing his passes. The second Muir touchdown was set up by an Anaheim gamble. Attempting to make first down on a fourth down situation and failing Muir took over on its own 45. The Mustangs marched the distance in seven plays helped along by three Anaheim penalties. Halfback Michael Johnson scored on a 25 yard pass from quarterback Kelly Whitehill. The touchdown came on a fourth down play with only 3:42 remaining in the game. Magnolia Out of CIF INGLEWOOD — Lawndale waited until the second half to show its stuff, but it was enough to beat Magnolia as the Cardinals rolled to a 25-14 victory at a capacity crowd at La Palma Park. Muir now moves to the semi-finals to play Long Beach Poly which defeated El Rancho 27-20. Anaheim stayed in the game throughout the first half pushing one potential scoring drive down to the Muir seven on a 18 yard pass play from quarterback Dick Hough to end Ron Clayton. But penalties stalled the push and the Colonists never threatened again. At the start of the second half neither team could maintain a drive but midway through the quarter Muir took the ball on its 17 and moved 83 yards in 16 plays. Eating up most of the quarter, halfback Cliff Coker scored from one yard out on an off tackle slant with 1:15 left in the period. Highlight of the drive was a 20 yard pass play from quarterback Kelly Whitehill to end Jewell Akns going to the Colonist 38. The PAT was made good by Cliff Tollefson and Muir led 7-0. In the fourth period, Anaheim tried desperately to catch up. The Colonists took to the air but an alert Mustang secondary and a hard rushing line harried Anaheim’s receivers and pressured quarterback Hough into rushing his passes. The second Muir touchdown was set up by an Anaheim gamble. Attempting to make first down on a fourth down situation and failing Muir took over on its own 45. The Mustangs marched the distance in seven plays helped along by three Anaheim penalties. Halfback Michael Johnson scored on a 25 yard pass from quarterback Kelly Whitehill. The touchdown came on a fourth down play with only 3:42 remaining in the game. Males only may be taken the central and northern part of the state. In Southern California and Inyo and Mono counties either sex may be taken. Bag and possession limit is pheasants per day, ten per season. To hunt pheasants, Nimr must have a valid 1963 hunting license and pheasant tags. There are available at DFG offices or license agents throughout state. Hunters are cautioned that pheasant hunting are on private land and they are urged to obtain permission from the landowner before hiking on private property. Hunters also are urged to contact the 1963 hunting regulations board for information and laws regarding pheasant hunting. Following is an area by a roundup of pheasant prospects as compiled by the DFG. Siskiyou and Modoc County Shasta Valley, Siskiyou Co... Magnolia Out of CIF INGLEWOOD — Lawndale waited until the second half to show its stuff, but it was enough to beat Magnolia as the Cardinals rolled to a 25-14 victory at Sentinel Field in Inglewood last night. Coach Don Lents Magnolia squad completely dominated the first half as it piled up 11 first downs to Lawndales three. Magnolia had a total offense of 154 yards to the Cardinals 62. But in the second half, Lawndale tallied three touchdowns to Magnolias one and took home its second CIF victory. Lawndale struck like lightening in the opening moments of the second period on a 43 pass-run play from quarterback Rick Heath to end Mike Leitzell for the touchdown. Al Maciel kicked the conversion, 7-0. With 49 seconds remaining in the first half Ron Oliver scored for from the three to climax a 55 yard drive, Mike Nogle booted the PAT to deadlock the score at 7-7. Oliver tallied Magnolias second TD from three yards out with 7:27 remaining in the third period. Jerry Agniagas run for the pat was good, 14-7. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. General Trucking Moving - Storage PHONE KE 5-2868 ANAHEIM PPS-SE-DAISY — End Wayne Kindred (85) of John Muir tripped up by Anaheimers Jerry Miller (17), Al Rincon (12), and Eddie Craig (11). Muir won 14-0 in CIF playoff (Gazette Photo By Jack Duffnell) Excellent Prospects For 1963 Pheasant Season Reported prospects for the 1963 pheasant hunting season are the best pheasant production is poor, and hunting will be spotty, except released in the Owens Valley and Imperial Valley areas which national refuges will be ted every day of the ph Excellent Prospects For 1963 Pheasant Season Reported prospects for the 1963 pheasant hunting season are the best years, the California Department of Fish and Game said this week. pheasant brood counts taken July of this year showed in numbers of broods average brood size, and other conditions since then been favorable for good survival. The season runs from Nov. 23 through Dec. 8 in all of California except Imperial and east Riverside counties, where season extends from Nov. through Dec. 22. Statewide shooting hours from 23. Dec. 8 are 8 a.m. to p.m. For the balance of the season in Imperial and eastern Riverside counties, shooting hours from Dec. 9 through 22 be from one-half hour before sunrise to one-half hour after sunset. Sales only may be taken in central and northern part of state. In Southern California and Inyo and Mono counties, sex may be taken. The land possession limit is two pheasants per day, ten per sea-turtle hunt pheasants, Nimrods have a valid 1963 hunting license and pheasant tags. These available at DFG offices and use agents throughout the county. Hunters are cautioned that pheasant hunting areas on private land and they urged to obtain permission from the landowner before hunting on private property. Hunters also are urged to consult 1963 hunting regulations book for information and laws affecting pheasant hunting. Following is an area by area map of pheasant prospects compiled by the DFG. Siskiyou and Modoc County Casta Valley, Siskiyou County West Side — Pheasant numbers are judged to be double that of last year in the better pheasant producing areas. Except for the extreme west edge of the pheasant belt and the solid rice belt area, hunting prospects are excellent. The Bayless district, Hamilton City, Orland, and Butte City areas in Glenn County and the Grimes-Sycamore area and local hot spots in the Williams and Maxwell areas in Colusa County should be the best bets. East Side — Population up in central and western Butte County over the last three years. Numbers above average east of Highway 99 and south of Gridley, but limited by lack of habitat. Good hunting expected in Sutter County particularly near the Sutter Bypass. Delta Brood counts and observations indicate that pheasant populations will be above 1962. Hunting should be above average unless weather conditions prevent the harvesting of crops, in which case landowners will not allow hunters on their fields. San Joaquin Valley Reproduction has been excellent with above-average brood sizes. The Merced Sportsmen have reared approximately 1,500 pheasants for release on private land in the Merced area, which will be open to the public. pheasant production is poor, and hunting will be spotty, except in the Honey Lake State Game Area, which had a phenomenal hatch against this year. Prospects there are that hunting should surpass last year, which was excellent. Upper Sacramento Valley Best hunting will be in the Tehama-Corning area, Vina, and the Kirkwood district. Pheasant production was excellent and hunting prospects are rosy. Sacramento Valley West Side — Pheasant numbers are judged to be double that of last year in the better pheasant producing areas. Except for the extreme west edge of the pheasant belt and the solid rice belt area, hunting prospects are excellent. The Bayless district, Hamilton City, Orland, and Butte City areas in Glenn County and the Grimes-Sycamore area and local hot spots in the Williams and Maxwell areas in Colusa County should be the best bets. East Side — Population up in central and western Butte County over the last three years. Numbers above average east of Highway 99 and south of Gridley, but limited by lack of habitat. Good hunting expected in Sutter County particularly near the Sutter Bypass. Delta Brood counts and observations indicate that pheasant populations will be above 1962. Hunting should be above average unless weather conditions prevent the harvesting of crops, in which case landowners will not allow hunters on their fields. San Joaquin Valley Reproduction has been excellent with above-average brood sizes. The Merced Sportsmen have reared approximately 1,500 pheasants for release on private land in the Merced area, which will be open to the public. released in the Owens Valley and Imperial Valley areas which are open to the public. Co-ops Six pheasant co-ops open to the public will be operated by the DFG this year. They are Grimes, Ryder Island, Tyler Island, Staten Island, Sherman Island, and Firebaugh. A reservation system will be used on Staten, Tyler, Sherman, and Firebaugh, for the opening weekend only. The deadline for applying for an application was Nov. 14. Hunters with reservations on the opening weekend must present them at the check station by 6 a.m. of the shoot day to have the reservations honored. Those who do not present their reservations will be replaced with hunters from the first come, first served line. Other hunters from this line will be allowed to replace those who finish hunting and leave the area. After the opening weekend, hunting will be on a first come, first served basis. This system will apply at Grimes and Byer throughout the season. Waterfowl Management Areas Hunting for pheasants will be allowed every day of the season on state waterfowl management areas, on a fee basis of $2 per day. Waterfowl hunting reservations will be honored during the pheasant season on Saturdays, Sundays, Wednesdays, and holidays. On non-waterfowl shooting days hunting will be open on a first come, first served basis. Federal Areas On National Wildlife Refuges, pheasant hunting will be limited to Saturdays, Sundays, Wednesdays, and holidays, except for the Sacramento Refuge where pheasant hunting will be on weekends only. Water fowl national refuges will be protected every day of the phi-cean season. No permits or fees required. UCI Chip Phys. Dr. Wayne H. Crawford has been named chairm of the Department of Physics education at the University of California, Irvine, Chancelloriel G. Aldrich Jr., said t For the past 18 months Crawford has been a co-ant to UCI on curriculum cruitment of staff and of facilities for the physic-ucation, intranural and collegiate programs being ied for the first classes new campus in September. Dr. Crawford, who reis his bachelor's degree fro University of Illinois an master's degree and doe from Columbia Uni comes to UCI from th e side campus of the Uni of California on a half-time is until July 1, 1964. At where he has coached since he is an Associate Profess Wide Experience Dr. Crawford also briek the Irvine campus experiene u U.S. Navy physical技 officer, and as a teacher coach at the University o Burgh, Columbia, Ball Teachers College in I nand University of Florida "A physical educati on private land and they urged to obtain permission the landowner before hunt on private property. Hunt also are urged to consult 1963 hunting regulations book or information and laws affecting pheasant hunting. Allowing is an area by area dup of pheasant prospects, compiled by the DFG. Siskiyou and Modoc Countyasta Valley, Siskiyou County may not be as good as last's bumper crop, but thelation is better than aver. The Tulelake Basin, Siski and Modoc counties, has the best hatch in many, and excellent hunting is acted. Lassen CountySan River Valley. Big Val- and Honey Lake Valley arise all the pheasant habi here. Habitat is limited. San Joaquin ValleyReproduction has been excel lent with above-average brood sizes. The Merced Sportsmen have reared approximately 1,500 pheasants for release on private land in the Merced area, which will be open to the public. The Merced Cooperative Hunting Area will not be operated this year, and the area will be heavily posted against trespass. Merced County has an ordinance which requires written permission prior to trespassing on private land. 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Eighty-one Dodger Stadium games will be distributed over seventy-seven dates and nine home stands. No stay at Dodger Stadium will include more than thirteen games and even that "long" stand will be played on twelve dates as it includes one of the four Sunday doubleheaders on the 1964 schedule. The World Champions' home games will be broken down into stays of seven, six, eleven, ten, six, eleven, thirteen, ten and seven games. The 1963 schedule of the Dodgers included only seven home stands. 59 Night Games Fifty-nine night games, one Saturday twilight game, four Saturday afternoon games and thirteen Sunday afternoon dates, including four doubleheaders, will be played. Night games will begin at 8 p.m., the twilight game of Saturday, April 18, with the Reds will start at 6 p.m. and all afternoon dates either single or Appropriately, Walt Alston's Dodgers will swing into action against the team which gave them the roughest run for the money down the pennant stretch in 1963. The getaway series consists of a pair of night games, April 14-15, with the St. Louis Cardinals. One of the Sunday doubleheaders (Aug. 16) also involves the Redbirds. One Holiday Date The Dodgers have one Holiday date at home during the season. They'll host Casey Stengel and his New York Mets the night of Saturday, July 4. Their Memorial Day and Labor Day activity will be on the road. Willie Mays and the San Francisco Giants open the Dodgers' second home stand with a night game on Friday, May 1. The Giants will be at Dodger Stadium for two weekends in 1964. Their second week-end visit falls on July 24-25-26 and the final trip here for the Candle-stickers involves three night games Aug. 24-25-26. The four Sunday doubleheaders include May 17 with the Pittsburgh Pirates, June 14 with the Milwaukee Braves, July 19 with the Chicago Cubs UCI Chancellor Names Phys. Ed. Chairman Dr. Wayne H. Crawford, 46, has been named chairman of the Department of Physical Education at the University of California, Irvine, Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich, Jr., said today. For the past 18 months, Dr. Crawford has been a consultant to UCI on curriculum, recruitment of staff and design of facilities for the physical education, intramural and intercollegiate programs being readied for the first classes on the new campus in September 1965. Dr. Crawford, who received his bachelor's degree from the University of Illinois and his master's degree and doctorate from Columbia University comes to UCI from the Riveride campus of the University of California on a half-time basis until July 1, 1964. At UCR, where he has coached since 1954, he is an Associate Professor. Wide Experience Dr. Crawford also brings to the Irvine campus experience as U. S. Navy physical training officer, and as a teacher and coach at the University of Pittsburgh, Columbia, Ball State Teachers College in Indiana, and University of Florida. "A physical education major will not be offered at the outset." ming, and sailing. Gymnastics and other body building and physical fitness courses will be offered," he added. Varied Program Planned "A varied program of intramural sports and recreation is being designed to appeal to male and female students and the faculty. Many of these activities will be centered in and around the multipurpose building, featuring a basketball court that can be converted into a stage. "In addition to showers, locker rooms and dressing quarters, there will be rooms for weight training, and dance instruction." "Adjacent to the building will be a swimming pool with a separate diving area, courts for tennis, handball, volleyball and squash, two outdoor basketball courts, and areas for touch football, softball and other team sports." Wide Experience Dr. Crawford also brings to the Irvine campus experience as U. S. Navy physical training officer, and as a teacher and coach at the University of Pittsburgh, Columbia, Ball State Teachers College in Indiana, and University of Florida. "A physical education major will not be offered at the outset, and physical education classes will be on a voluntary basis," Dr. Crawford said. "Instruction will be directed toward individual and dual activities that have long-time values and that are popular in this area, such as golf, tennis, swim- Shad-O-Cool 2202 So. Main Street Santa Ana California One of the largest and most modern plants in Southern Calif. 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