anaheim-gazette 1964-01-16

MOORE MAY GO TO LA STATE Myrel Moore R SANTA ANA — Myrel Moore has resigned as head football coach at Santa Ana College, but indicated his intention to remain at the college as an assistant coach and instructor. In a letter to SAC athletic director John Ward Monday, Moore announced his decision to step down from his one year old post of head coach of the Don football team. The news was not released until Wednesday. Official termination will not come until Tuesday evening when the school board is expected to accept the resignation. Thus far Ward has received four requests for the vacant job. Most prominent among those seeking the post thus far are two successful Santa Ana Coaches. Dick Coury of Mater Dei High School, who has led the Monarchs to six Angelus League titles in seven years, has expressed an interest in the college job. Likewise Dick Hill, coach of Freeway League champion Santa An Valley High School. Coury told the Daily News this morning reports he is seeking the post are inaccurate. "I'm not interested and don't have the necessary credentials," Coury explained. Other requests have come from Coach Pendleton of Cerritos and Coach Salwic UCLA. Speculation that Moore might resign commenced almost DFG Claims Reefs To Help Fishing There's a new attraction for ocean anglers off the Orange County coast, in the form of two artificial reefs which are expected to improve sport fishing in the area, the Department of Fish and Game reported today. angler, says the DFG, along with ocean whitefish, sculpin and sheephead. To reach the new reefs from the Newport Harbor entrance buoy, boaters should go 5 miles on a heading of 275 degrees magnetic for one reef and six miles at 276 degrees magnetic for the other. CLARE THOMPSON To Help Fishing There's a new attraction for ocean anglers off the Orange County coast, in the form of two artificial reefs which are expected to improve sport fishing in the area, the Department of Fish and Game reported today. Costing over $5,000 each, the two reefs have been placed more than a mile offshore in about 60 feet of water a short distance up the coast from the mouth of the Santa Ana River. The project was financed by Orange County fish and game fine money, with the DFG selecting the sites, handling the permits and supervising construction. Set about a quarter of a mile apart, each of the reefs consists of 1,000 tons of quarry rock set in separate piles 100 feet in diameter and 100 feet apart. Two orange-and-white buoys, with "Artificial Fishing Reef" printed on them, mark the outer limits of the reefs. The two buoys are set about 700 feet apart, and any angler fishing between them will be on or between the reefs, where fishing should be good. Kelp bass and sand bass are likely to be mainstays for the NCAA Statistics Point Up Errors ORANGE —Don Livingston's Chapman College Panthers have received a plus and a minus in the NCAA national basketball statistic round-up. The Panther's ace center, Jeff Colwright, was listed as 11th in ing for the squad, a plus. On the minor side, the Chapman team rattled fourth in the naio nin the most team fouls committed at 8.5 per game. Livingston noted that the team foul mark was indicative of one of the sead's major problems thus far this season. Chapman has outscored the opposition by 42 points from the floor but have been outshot by angler, says the DFG, along with ocean whitefish, sculpin and sheephead. To reach the new reefs from the Newport Harbor entrance CLARE THOMPSON The 'Hole' Story “Wedging Out of Rough” The invention of the wedge some 25 years ago revolutionized the game of golf. MTA Busses to Races from Anaheim Listed Anaheim residents have been assured of fast bus service to Santa Anita Park in Arcadia during the winter race meeting. Fast schedules on MTA race track Freeway Flyers will enable persons to arrive at the race track 30 minutes in advance of the Daily Double. Service to the race track from Anaheim will be provided on MTA Freeway Flyers leaving MTA’s Depot on Los Angeles Street at 10:18 a.m. Racing will be held Tuesday through Saturday with additional racing scheduled on Monday, March 9. Post time will be advanced 30 minutes, to 12:30 p.m., through January 18. Information on MTA’s race track and other transit services for Anaheim residents may be obtained by telephoning the MTA at 535-1629 in Anaheim, or Richmond 7-4455 in Los Angeles. For some reason, however the extra weight in the club head seems to throw less port golfers off. The club helped the accomplished players more than it has the poorer players for whom was supposed to eliminate a of trouble. The below - average player with a normal stance and swing will be no better off with nine - iron out-of-the rough. Has difficulty getting heavier club - head of wedge through the shot with the face opening on him. To help the wedge do its sit out of the “lion country,” he the face or turn the toe slightly. This small alteration will counteract the resistance of the tall grass. It seems streamline the head more at the face goes right through without opening. It takes some practice ass looks all wrong at first, hooding the face of the weed will also assist in recovering from bunkers where the sa is loose. The trick-shot wiza Art Ashton, uses this technique for one of his “impossible shots, recovering nicely from completely buried lie in a buer. On the mime side, the Chapman team rattled fourth in the nation ninth the most team fouls committed at 8.5 per game. Livingston noted that the team foul mark was indicative of one of the squad's major problems thus far this season. Chapman has outscored the opposition by 42 points from the floor but have been outshot by 43 free throws in the first seven games. This, could by an extremely poor free throw percentage (53 per cent for the team) has given to be a major factor the squad's disappointing record. Cotwright ranking marks the third straight year that the big 6-8 center has been among the nation'slege division leaders in the rebound department. "Big J." in his senior year this season is expected to be the four Chapman Panther to make a small college all-America list. The former Panther stars, Bob Imblin in 1958, Tom Cooke 1960 and Gary Larson in 19 have been so honored. 3TK Community Funeral Directors BACKS, TROUTMAN, KAULBARS ANGE COUNTY'S FINEST 17 W. LA PALMA at EUCLID ANAHEIM PR 2-1617 Santa Fe let your hometown REEFS ng two successful Santa Ana School. Coury of Mater Dei School, who has led the chips to six Angelus titles in seven years, expressed an interest in college job. Likewise was Hill, coach of Freeway the champion Santa Ana High School. Yesterday's Daily News morning reports he is seeking post are inaccurate. Not interested and don't the necessary credentials,"" explained. Our requests have come Coach Pendleton of Certain and Coach Salwic of calculation that Moore might commenced almost as soon as the close of the Don's unsuccessful gridiron campaign. Former Santa Ana coaches Homer Beatty and Bill Dutton were reported to have visited Moore to offer him a job at Los Angeles State where Beatty is the present head football coach. Until Wednesday's surprise announcement, it looked like he had decided to remain in charge of the Don football team for another year. In his letter, Moore mentioned nothing about accepting a job at L.A. State or for that matter even considering a coaching job outside of Santa Ana College. Besides heading the football team, Moore is a physical education instructor. In his letter he indicated that he would continue at the college that capacity as well as reside the position of assistant football coach that he held for Bea1962 Junior Rose Bowl chieAt the start of the 1963son, many experts had Spions. Ana tabbed as another potential powerhouse. Over the previous two seasons the Dons Boswell, Lent Seen By JIM BAILEY SANTA ANA — Four more names have been added to the list of coaches seeking the vacant head football job at Santa Ana College and one coach has withdrawn. Three Orange County coaches have indicated they are interested in the post created by Myrel Moore's resignation earlier this week. Bill Boswell of Westminster and Don Lent of Magnolia have informed SAC athletic director John Ward they will apply for the Santa Ana job once the Board of Trustees accepts Moore's resignation. Coach Dick Hill of Santa Ana Valley previously had indicated his interest. Outside of Orange County, Ward, has received requests from Buck Weaver, San Bernardo and Ernie Johnson, El Dick Coury, after first indicat- Rancho, to go with those ready submitted by coach Pendleton of Cerritos and wick of UCLA. ing that he might be interested in the SAC post, decided to main at Mater Dei. "I'm interested in junior coaching," said Coury. All Three Orange Coaches have been successful high school varsity football teams over recent years. Hill won three Freeway Leagues championships in the five history of Santa Ana Varsity including a AAA CIF championship in 1961. Hobeau Race Du HAVE SKIS, WILL TRAVEL—So seems to say lovely Mary Saenz, Queen of the Fifth Annual International Sports, Vacation and Travel Show, which opens Jan. 17 (thru Jan. 26) at Shrine Exposition Hall. 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Remember, family fares are even lower than Chico's bargain fares, making Santa Fe the most economical way for husband and wife, or family groups to travel. Let your hometown Santa Fe agent furnish complete information on Grid Coach indicated that he would like continue at the college in capacity as well as resume position of assistant football coach that he held for Beatty's Junior Rose Bowl championship at the start of the 1963 season many experts had Santa Ana tabbed as another potent powerhouse. Over the previous two seasons the Dons had won the Eastern Conference title. In 1962 they romped over Columbia Basin (Wash.) 20-0 in the Junior Rose Bowl to climax an unbeaten season that saw them finish as the top ranked junior college football team in the nation. Santa Ana lost its opening game of the schedule in 1963 14-0, to Citrus and could only manage a 3-5-1 record. Moore was quoted at the end of the season to say "I wouldn't like to have another season like this one." Moore, a new father the same day of the announcement, was unavailable for immediate comment. Ward, in regard to the vacancy, said he expects "to get more requests" once the news gets around. at Seek Don Post echo, to go with those already submitted by coaches and dletion of Cerritos and Salak of UCLA. that he might be interested in the SAC post, decided to re-in at Mater Dei. "I'm not interested in junior college coaching," said Coury. all Three Orange Countyaches have been successful on school varsity football men's over recent years. Hill has three Freeway League championships in the five year story of Santa Ana Valley, including a AAA CIF champion in 1961. In 1963, Valley again won the league title after finishing second to Garden Grove in 1962. Last fall's Falcons went on the CIF semi-finals. Lent has won back to back Crestview League championships at Magnolia. Before taking the Sentinel post in 1961, Lent was for four years assistant line coach under Claire Van Hoorebeke at Anaheim. After three straight years as a runnerup, Boswell finally led Westminster to a share of the crown in the rough Sunset League last fall. Before coming to Westminster, Boswell coached under present Santa Ana College back coach Russ Chesley at Arcadia. Over his years at Westminster, Boswell has coached baseball, basketball, track and wrestling. However, he said, "I have not thought about any other coaching duties at Santa Ana. I don't know what would be open." Both Hill and Lent stated they had no desire to do any other college coaching outside of football. "Coaching football," stated Hill, "is a full time job." All three confirmed their interest in the SAC job to the Daily News Friday afternoon. lobeau Farm Stable Willace During Santa Anita Hobeau Farm Stable Will Race During Santa Anita The powerful Hobeau Farm stable, trained by H. Allen Parkens, for the first time racing at Santa Anita Park during the winter Thoroughbred season. Owned by J. J. Dreyfus, Jr., New York financier, the Hobeau Farm outfit operates out of Ocala, Fla., but has gathered key victories during this past year at major tracks in New York, New Jersey and New England. Three stakes-winners which up the invading force are Kiloray, a coming 5-year-old sprinter; Red Belle, a star race of the same age, and True Flight, highly regarded coming 3-year-old Derby canidate. Kilmoray won the opening-day Royal Poinciana Handicap at Hialeah last January and then annexed the important Toboggan Handicap, also a six-furlong dash, at Aqueduct in April and ranks among the nation's top older sprinters. Red Belle won three stakes the Correction Handicap at Aqueduct, the John Alden Handicap over male rivals at Suffolk Downs, and the Colonial Handicap at Garden State. 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