anaheim-gazette 1964-01-09

6—The Anaheim Gazette Thursday, January 9, 1964 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA WON'T PLAY MAGNOLIA Savanna In New Prep Loop, Football Schedule Announced One of the CIF's best balanced wheels in recent wheels in recent years, the reorganized Freeway League, has released its new eight school football schedule this week. The schedule begins the weekend of Oct. 9 and closes the 20th of November, making it a seven game schedule. Formerly a six team prep league, Newport Harbor, Fullerton, Costa Mesa and Savanna all move into the league beginning next September. Leaving the Freeway League to join the Sunset League are Santa Ana and Huntington Beach. Other Freeway teams include Garden Grove, Bolsa Grande, Orange, and league co-champs, Buena Park. The league schedule follows with all dates subject to adjustment: Oct. 9: Orange at Garden Grove; Costa Mesa at Bolsa Grande; SAVANNA at FULLERTON; Newport at Buena Park. Oct. 16: Fullerton at Newport; BOLSA at SAVANNA; Garden Grove at Costa Mesa; Colonists Honored Buena Park at Orange. Oct. 23: Bolsa at Buena Park; SAVANNA at Garden O Orange at Newport; Fullerton at Costa Mesa. Oct. 30: Costa Mesa at Orange; Garden Grove at New BUENA PARK at SAVA Fullerton at Bolsa. Nov. 6: Garden Grove at Buena SAVANNA at COSTA MEA Newport at Bolsa; Orange at Fullerton. Nov. 13: Bolsa at Orange; SAVANA at NEWPORT Costa Mesa at Buena MEA Fullerton at Garden G Nov. 20: Newport at Costa Mesa ORANGE at SAVANNA Garden Grove at BOLS Buena Park at Fullerton Under this scheduling two practice games will besible. Savanna will now Magnolia this year as Ms is still in the Crestview H The Rebels will have only home games not counting their practice games which not been announced yet. COLONISTS HONORED — Anaheim High Stars Richard Carrillo, left, and Dick Hough have been named to the 1963 edition of the All-Southern Calif. Section CIF "AAAA" football team by the Helms Board of Football. Carrillo was tabbed for second team honors at a guard slot for his consistent work this season. Richard a 188 lb. senior, has been named OC's top lineman, to the all-Sunset League and OC first team posts. Hough was honored with a third string back spot despite an injury that kept him out for two games. He was a quarterback and safety man, named all-league and all county too. Dick is a 165 lb. senior. BOWLING SPOTLIGHT By Jack Scagnetti Southern California bowlers will be among the 288 men an 144 women competing in the 23rd annual Bowling Proprietors Association of America's National All-Star Bowling Tournament at Dallas' State Fair Coliseum from Jan. 15-26. Most of the contestants are survivors of local, district or state qualifying events held in October. Southern Californians are (number following bowler's name indicates the number of All-Star appearances including the 1964 event): Men: George Berry (3), Lancaster; Bob Castillo (1) Redlands; Larry Cavins (1) Victorville; Jack Henz (2), San Diego; Dick Jensen (4) Los Angeles; Ralph Meents (1) Venice; Norm Meyers (3), Los Angeles; John Phelan (1), Ventura; Jim Poteet (1), San Diego; Bob Ramirez (2), Anaheim; Bill Tucker (5), Los Angeles; Wally Wagner (1), Garden Grove; nard; D. D. Jacobson (2), Playa Del Rey; Merle Matthews (13); Long Beach; Bobbie Soldan (1); Costa Mesa; Zoie Whittington (2), San Diego; Esther Woods (4), Burbank. HALL OF FAME Ballots are in the mail for voting on candidates for the American Bowling Congress' Hall of Fame, which now includes 27 bowlers. Nine of bowling's greatest bowlers are now being considered for election into the Hall. The only bowler with any affiliation locally who has been named for the Qualifying Section (from where candidates are elevated to the Election Section as vacancies occur) is Harold (Tiger) Asplund. Asplund is an instructor for beginner bowlers at Linbrook Bowl in Anaheim. He formerly bowled for the famous Detoit Stroh's team. Linbrook, by the way, has Men: George Berry (3), Lancaster; Bob Castillo (1) Redlands; Larry Cavins (1) Victorville; Jack Henz (2), San Diego; Dick Jensen (4) Los Angeles; Ralph Meents (1) Venice; Norm Meyers (3), Los Angeles; John Phelan (1), Ventura; Jim Poteet (1), San Diego; Bob Ramirez (2), Anaheim; Bill Tucker (5), Los Angeles; Wally Wagner (1), Garden Grove; Gary Yamauchi (1), Gardena. Women: Dot Cage (1), Temple City; Lorraine Garner (1), Oxley League. The Blades' arch-rival Seals have met eight times this season and Los Angeles holds a 6-2 edge in victories. In their last meeting, however, the Seals bolstered by the addition of Defenseman Gerry Odrowski, slaughtered the Blades, 7-1. Odrowski was obtained from Quebec of the American League for Center Cliff Pennington. Blades Fight for Second, Challenge Seals Tonight Hoping to make the most of one of their more lengthy home stands, the Los Angeles Blades will be looking for a victory this week when they host the San Francisco Seals, Thursday, Jan. 9. Face-off time is set for 8 p.m. Coach Alf Pike's Blades are engaged in a nip and tuck battle with the Seattle Totems for second place in the Western Hockley League. MADAM FLORENCE FORTUNE TELLER PAST — PRESENT — FUTURE Are you suffering, sick, in need of help? If you have bad luck, bring your problems to the gifted lady today. Bring your problems to me — I will help you solve them. I will give you advice about your friends, enemies and rivals, about your husband, wife or sweetheart. 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They range from tiny sabots to day-sailers and luxury yachts. SPECIAL SKI FILM TONIGHT A Special presentation of the "Sound of Skiing," featuring a ski chase and the Commanding General of the Command pitted against a runaway snow making machine will be shown at the Santa Ana High School Auditorium tonight at 8 p.m. Warren Miller, producer of the 90 minute color, and sound classic, will be on hand to narrate his latest film which also features ski flying behind the Iron Curtain. Admission at the door is $1.50. Presenting the film is a local Orange County Ski Club. Girls Top Mark ANAHEIM — Women bowlers came up with 200-plus scores in the Orange County Traveling Trio League Monday at Limbrook Bowl. They were: Bobbie Sorensen, 234, Olga Huerta, 225, Fran Fidler, 213, Marge Heryet, 210-100, Peggy Lehman, 207, Evie Banning, 207, Gerry Remy, 205, Duchess Mayan, 205, Nancy Kinney, 203, Clare Fenton, 202, and Dottie Morrison, 201. 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