anaheim-gazette 1963-12-26

MAGNOLIA BLOCKS WESTERN CAGEMAN IN LOPSIDED 79 ANAHEIM GAZETTE Sports NEWS Bain, W At Santa SANTA ANA — Marvi and Bob Welty has captu honors at the Santa An lege fall sports banquet. Sports News Thursday, December 26, 1963 The Anaheim Gazette—5 CRYSTAL BALL By DOUGLAS HUFF Belated congratulations are in order for Jack Duffner, two-time winner of the our Sports Department photo contest. The contest is still going on and we'll pay $5 for the best action shot of any sports if it is published in our next edition. Response to the offer has been slow so far, with only Duffner and Rick McQuiston entering. All entries should be turned in to the Gazette by noon every Tuesday, located at 421 E. Cerritos Ave., behind CMA. Jack is a senior at Magnolia High School and has spent many extra hours at other events for us too. He is also one of Magnolia's official student photographers. Revision of our Sunset League predictions is next on our agenda in view of Western High's being rated the top basketball power in Orange County. For many cage observers this came as quite a surprise in view of earlier predictions and talks with those closest to the scene — the coaches themselves. Our revised Sunset League finals show that in the end WESTERN will come in first and thus head for CIF playoffs; Fullerton in second followed by Westminster and last and least, Costa Mesa. Santa Anita opens today for a $5 day racing season — that is, if they have reached accord with the building trades union. For those of you who like to play the "ponies", don't forget the earlier starting time, 12:30 p.m. This was made necessary by adding a ninth race daily, and having to complete the day's slate by sundown. More Congratulations seem to be in store at the moment. Congratulations to Dick Coury of Mater Dei. He's been named the most successful high school grid coach in Orange County and will be co-coach on the statewide level this summer when he coaches the South in the annual North - South Shrine Prep Classic in the LA Coliseum. To Dick Tucker, grid mentor for the Orange Coast Pirates, Eastern Conference champs and now the best JC team in the nation. To Billy White of the Pirates for his fine passing. Don Lent, and the Magnolia's football team for their best season. Erv Kimball for the fine effort his Rebels from Savanna put fourth this season. To Steve Joyner of Fulerton Junior College and Ron Paterno of OCC, named to the J.C. Grid-Wire, 1963 All-American Team. A very Merry Christmas to all our readers and an even happier New Year. . . Bain, We At Santa SANTA ANA — Marvin and Bob Welty has captured honors at the Santa Analege fall sports banquet. Bain, an honorable man All-American in football ceived the most valuable award for this year's Welty captured the MVLORS for the water polo of Rick Rowland. Bain carted off a white row full of awards include Don of the Week award, valuable defensive player first team All-Eastern Ence. Welty also picked up of awards including team tain, most valuable, and All-American for spring's swimming effort was a member of the relay team that ranked the best in the nation. Danny Villanueva, Los les Ram placekicker, de la main address at the quet. His talk told of the lenges, sacrifices and reof climbing from nowhere border town Calexico to kicker for a professional ball team. He told of the awesome ing of standing in the of the field at Yankee St where the greats of b and football have played said the extra effort, st in his high school days paid dividends for him urged others to put in the extra and rise from being to being champions. Football coach Myreland and his staff of assistants out the awards to the four squad. George Hatfield, improved; Mike Hairston team attitude; Don Davis, valuable lineman; and Anderson, most inspirational topped the award winners. Larry Lefner, a free from Garden Grove, Bob Haynes, Bill White Top Orange Coast Grid Winners COSTA MESA — Fullback Bob Haynes and quarterback Bill White took the top honors at a trophy-laden Orange Coast College fall sports banquet. Orange Coast honored a national championship football team, an Eastern Conference champion water polo team and a cross country team that had the misfortune of being a commoner cast with kings. White, the 5-4, 134-pound Junior Rose Bowl player of the game, received a trophy for his JRB performance from coach Dick Tucker and the Pirate of the Year award for football. Haynes, the nation's top scorer, picked up the trophy as most valuable player for the JRB champs. Haynes provided the short yardage when called upon and kicked all conversions. Jerry Graves, Western Schools JRB representative, was on hand to award the college trophies symbolic of the 21-0 win over Northeast Oklahoma in last Saturday's Junior Rose Bowl classic. Joe Scott joined Haynes and White in the grid award spotlight. Scott was awarded a trophy as team captain and the Rod Gould Award for most time played. Scott was great both ways, according to OCC coaching staff. Ron Paterno was awarded team captain trophy as well as the Rosso Perpetual Trophy for most unassisted tackles during the season. He made 47 sided tackles in the 10 games gained All-American play. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. General Trucking Moving - Storage PHONE KE 5-2883 ANAHEIM Angels Slate 8 To Open at W A record 66-night game schedule, starting on Tuesday night, April 21st against the Detroit Tigers, highlights the 1964 home schedule of the Los Angeles Angels, announced by General Manager Fred Haney. The Angels open the season in the Presidential opener on April 13th in Washington. The 66 night games is an Angel high topping by two the 64 arclighters in the Angels first season in 1961. Last year, Bill Rigney's Angels had 59 night games scheduled. In '62 they played 54 after-dark contests. Another highlight of the attractive 1964 schedule is the fact that the Angels will play nine doubleheaders at Chavez Ravine—eight twi-nighters and one Sunday twin-bill on July 12th against the slugging Minnesota Twins with home run champ Hermon Killebrew. In years past, they have always had a mid-week day games of 1964, they play only week afternoon games on Thursday, against the defending League champion New Yankees. Only one afternoon contest is against the Chicago W on July 11th. Season Seats On Applications for season to the Angels' 1964 hostule are now available. Angels' main office at Western Ave., Los Alcalif. A box seat for date schedule is $255 served seat $180.00 out or club level seat The 81-game home begins on April 21st. Bain, Welty Win Top Honors At Santa Ana Fall Banquet SANTA ANA — Marvin Bain and Bob Welty has captured top honors at the Santa Ana College fall sports banquet. Bain an honorable mention water polo honors with Welty Rowland announced that Lefner had made first team All-Eastern Conference. Beaton and Bruce Boer were also named to the water polo scholastic squad. Blades Hit the Road Two Weeks Coach Alf Pike and Angeles Blades hit the four Western Hockey games the next two fores returning to the Arena to face Dem vaders Thursday, Jan. Bain, Welty Win Top Honors At Santa Ana Fall Banquet SANTA ANA — Marvin Bain and Bob Welty has captured top honors at the Santa Ana College fall sports banquet. Bain, an honorable mention All-American in football, received the most valuable player award for this year's Dons. Welty captured the MVP honors for the water polo squad of Rick Rowland. Bain carted off a wheelbarrow full of awards including a troon of the Week award, most valuable defensive player and first team All-Eastern Conference. Welty also picked up a pile of awards including team captain, most valuable, second and All-American for last spring's swimming efforts. He was a member of the medley relay队 that ranked among the best in the nation. Danny Villanueva, Los Angeles Ram placekicker, delivered the main address at the banquet. His talk told of the challenges, sacrifices and rewards of climbing from nowhere in order town Calexico to placekicker for a professional football team. He told of the awesome feeling of standing in the middle of the field at Yankee Stadium where the greats of baseball and football have played. He said the extra effort, starting with his high school days, has paid dividends for him so he urged others to put in the little extra and rise from being good to being champions. Football coach Myrel Moore and his staff of assistants gave the awards to the football quad. George Hatfield, most improved; Mike Hairston, best am attitude; Don Davis, most valuable lineman; and Mike Anderson, most inspirational, applauded the award winners. Larry Lefner, a freshman from Garden Grove, shared water polo honors with Welty Rowland announced that Lefner had made first team All-Eastern Conference. Rowland pointed out that Lefner was the only man on the honor team not playing for Orange Coast or Fullerton. Orange Coast placed Bob Nealy, Pete Antista and Tom Lloyd. Fullerton placed Dave Timpone, Ray Clever and Stan Reed. Pat Monahan captured the most inspirational player award for water polo. Terry Reish received honors as the most improved. Football player Mel Lofquist, an All-EC defensive halfback, took the early lead in contention for the Sky Dunlap Award. The Dunlap Award annually goes to the athlete with the highest scholastic average. Lofquist has attained an average of 3.25 to top the football scholastic varsity. Mike Anderson, Jack Bolle, Wylie Carlyle, Don Guest, Howard Hopkins, Sam Miller, Ray Peterson, Don Roberts, Ken Tucker and Ray Vincent were others on the top scholastic 11. Jack Klingbell was the highest scholar on the water polo team with a 3.09 mark. Randy 'Santa’ Claus Joins Blades The Los Angeles Blades this week announced the signing of Nicholas Claus, who joined the club December 25. Claus, nicknamed "Santa" plays all positions. His age is a secret and his height and weight varies. He's a tremendous scorer, and really gives out, particularly at this time of the year. When his signing was announced, Claus said: Beaton and Bruce Boer were also named to the water polo scholastic squad. Band-tail Season Underway The second portion of California's band-tailed pigeon season will run through January 12, 1964, in 45 of the State's 58 counties, the Department of Fish and Game said this week. The daily bag and possession limit is eight birds. Thirteen counties which had an earlier season will be closed to pigeon hunting during this second portion. The season will be open in the rest of the state. The DFG reported that populations of band-tailed pigeons have been reported on the western slopes of the Sierras from Butte County south to Kern County and in the Coast range mountains. As the season progresses, the DFG said, these migratory birds probably will move south. Servite Linemen From Teammate Receives Honors ANAHEIM — Interior line stock took a sharp climb at Servite High School Thursday night. Blaine Nye and Mike Engles, a pair of guards, were elected co-most valuable players for the Friars by their teammates. Bunky Carrigan, the Friar center, was named most inspirational player to give linemen a monopoly on the honors. Phil Messer, an All-Angelus Coach Al Pike and Angeles Blades hit the four Western Hockey games the next two weeks returning to the Arena to face Denvers Thursday, Jan. The Blades battle thiers in Colorado Friday urday, Dec. 27-28, thaste to San Francisco duel the Seals in an encounter Sunday, Doe. New Year's Day will Blades performing at then it's back to the Arena for an eight-game. The Blades have m safaris to the mile-high have been defeated in tempt. They have fallen and 5-1 in a trio of Colorado ice. The Invaders have ning due to the tr scoring surge of Lou J who holds the WHL re goals in a season; thering play of the brother Fred and Alex, and netminding of masker Al Millar. Tickets for the Blades are available at the Arena and all Mutual agencies. Poloist Honored Wayne Goddard of High School received mention in the 1963 all ter Polo team. He was local athlete to be so-n and his staff of assistants gave the awards to the football quad. George Hatfield, most improved; Mike Hairston, best team attitude; Don Davis, most valuable lineman; and Mike Anderson, most inspirational, appled the award winners. Larry Lefner, a freshman from Garden Grove, shared The Top Winners both ways, according to the CC coaching staff. Ron Paterno was awarded a am captain trophy as well as e Rosso Perpetual Trophy or most unassisted tackles in the season. He made 47 unassted tackles in the 10 games, winning All-American plaudits. PAINTING All Work Guaranteed! FREE ESTIMATE Call 544-8873 DECORATING The Los Angeles Blades this week announced the signing of Nicholas Claus, who joined the club December 25. Claus, nicknamed "Santa" plays all positions. His age is a secret and his height and weight varies. He's a tremendous scorer, and really gives out, particularly at this time of the year. When his signing was announced, Claus said: "On behalf of the Blades I want to wish everyone in the hockey world a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year." Although terms of the contract were not revealed, Claus said he definitely would be back next season. ANAHEIM — Interior line stock took a sharp climb at Servite High School Thursday night. Blaine Nye and Mike Engles, a pair of guards, were elected co-most valuable players for the Friars by their teammates. Bunky Carrigan, the Friar center, was named most inspirational player to give linemen a monopoly on the honors. Phil Messer, an All-Angelus League tackle, was named top lineman of the year. Coach George Dena chuckled as he announced Messer is only a junior and has one more year. Rick Aschenbrenner, also a junior, was named back of the year for the Friars. Servite had an 8-1 record. Save yourself money, time and possible injury. 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The 81-game home schedule begins on April 21st and winds up Sunday, Sept. 27th against the Twins. The schedule is encompassed in 72 playing dates. Only 14 dates are scheduled in the daytime — 12 Sundays, one Saturday and one Thursday. The Angels are home for two holidays — Memorial Day (May 30th) against the Baltimore Orioles and Labor Day (Sept. 7th) against the Red Sox—a twi-nighter. They meet the Cleveland Indians and ex-teammate Leon Wagner for the first time on Thursday, April 23rd and the Tribe will be followed by Washington for three night games, starting on Monday, April 27th. Yankees In June The Yankees make their first visit to Chavez Ravine on Friday, June 5th for two night games and a Sunday afternoon contest. New York comes to town for the second time on Monday, July 27th for three arclighters and they make their final trip here on Tuesday, Sept. 1-2-3. The Angels will have eight home stands — twice playing 14 games-at-home in 12-day periods. The first long home stand starts with Minnesota on Monday night, May 25th and winds up on Sunday, June 7th against New York. In-between, Baltimore and Boston come to Chavez Ravine. The Angeles, who open and close on the road, make their shortest home stand the last one of the season against the Go-Go-Chicago White Sox and Twins from Sept. 22nd to Sept. 27th. Twi-Nighters The Angels twi-nighters popular features in Orange County start on Wednesday, May 13th against Kansas City. The gold - and - green clad Athletics, with their slugging new look personified by recent acquisitions Rocky Colavito and Jim Gentile, play another bargain bill on Friday, June 28th. Boston's Red Sox, with batting champ Carl Yastrzemski, play two twi-nighters on Wednesday, June 3rd adn Labor Day, Sept. 7th. Minnesota, in addition to the Sunday twin-bill on July 12th, play a twi-nighter on Wednesday, May 27th. The White Sox play a twi-nighter on July 19th and Detroit, with its great star Al Kaline, meet the Angels in two twi-nighters — on Wednesday, July 15th and Friday, August 28th. Blades Hit the Road Two Weeks Coach Alf Pike and his Los Angeles Blades hit the road for four Western Hockey League games the next two weeks before returning to the Sports Arena to face Denver's Invaders Thursday, Jan. 2. The Blades battle the Invade the Road Two Weeks Coach Alf Pike and his Los Angeles Blades hit the road for four Western Hockey League games the next two weeks before returning to the Sports Arena to face Denver's Invaders Thursday, Jan. 2. The Blades battle the Invaders in Colorado Friday and Saturday, Dec. 27-28, then make haste to San Francisco to duel the Seals in an afternoon encounter Sunday, Dec. 29. New Year's Day will find the Blades performing at Portland, then it's back to the Sports Arena for an eight-game stand. The Blades have made three safaris to the mile-high city and have been defeated in each attempt. They have fallen 6-3, 9-4 and 5-1 in a trio of assults on Colorado ice. The Invaders have been winning due to the tremendous scoring surge of Lou Jankowski, who holds the WHL record of 57 goals in a season; the outstanding play of the brothers Hucul, Fred and Alex, and the steady netminding of masked goaler Al Millar. Tickets for the Blade games are available at the Sports Arena and all Mutual ticket agencies. Poloist Honored Wayne Goddard of Anaheim High School received honorable mention in the 1963 all CIF Water Polo team. He was the only local athlete to be so-mentioned. The Angels will have eight home stands — twice playing 14 games at-home in 12-day periods. The first long home stand starts with Minnesota on Monday night, May 25th and winds up on Sunday, June 7th against New York. In-between, Baltimore and Boston come to Chavez Ravine. 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