anaheim-gazette 1964-02-13

ANAHEIM GAZETTE Sports News 10—The Anaheim Gazette Thursday, February 13, 1964 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA OLIN DUTRA Basic Golf Tips The most important feature in "Basic Golf Tips" is to get the reader in a proper frame of mind in the early stages of the instruction. As a consequence, in order to get the most out of it, it is absolutely imperative that we thoroughly appreciate the "Power of Positive Thinking" Philosophy. This is by far the most important step in the art of "learning to learn." Once this has been accomplished the instructor and the pupil are in full accord with "Communication" and are, therefore, in position to proceed with the instruction in the full knowledge and understanding of the steps that lie ahead. This method of "Communication" between instructor and pupil is not only imperative, it is mandatory for the sake of complete success. To begin with, please bear in terested in what you shouldn't do, but is most certainly concerned by what you "must do." Next Week: Fundamentals. Copyright 1964, by Olin Dutra SEASON ALWAYS OPEN State Aides Net California's wardens and reserve wardens made 13,164 arrests in 1963 for infractions of fish and game laws, the Department of Fish and Game announced this week. Out of this number of cases, only 149 citations were issued which did not result in convictions, the DFG said. This means the conviction rate among those arrested was above 98 percent, one of the highest conviction rates of any law enforcement time to arrest them and cute them." Shannon said he was ply by the Department's percentage of 28 percent cause "it indicates our will force the fish and game well and consistently make kind of arrests that really up in court. I think it is a to perfection as we can likely get." The Director pointed on fish and hame laws are no are in full accord with "Communication" and are, therefore, in position to proceed with the instruction in the full knowledge and understanding of the steps that lie ahead. This method of "Communication" between instructor and pupil is not only imperative, it is mandatory for the sake of complete success. To begin with, please bear in mind that your "mind is the master" and that the body is nothing more or less than an instrument through which the mind expresses itself. This is frequently referred to as "mind and muscle-coordination." As a consequence, the very first pertinent conception on the part of both parties is to create indelible impression in the "mind's eye" of what the pupil "must do." This clear-cut picture is subsequently transposed from the mind to the body. At this juncture the pupil is completely free of any and all negative thoughts, and in turn is motivated by the "Power of Positive thinking," as it should be. The aforementioned modus operandi must be repeated over and over with indefeatable procedure under the guidance of a competent instructor until the pupil develops to some degree a sense of "muscle memory." This routine we continue to repeat until the movements are completely and smoothly coordinated and completely uninhibited. Always keep in mind that a competent instructor is not in New Chairman Henry Clineschmidt of Redding has taken over as Chairman of the State Wildlife Conservation Board for the year 1964, relieving Jamie H. Smith of Los Angeles, Ray J. Nesbit, WCB executive officer, announced this week. The WCB carries on a varied program throughout the State for rthe betterment of hunting and fishing. PATIO AWNINGS Add Beauty and Comfort To Your Home PATIO AWNINGS Heavy gauge Aluminum/Strong Rustproof Frame Four-Step Paint Finish for Durability Up to 20% Cooler • 18 Decorative Colors Manufactured by Santa Ann Tent & Awning Company One of the Largest and most Modern plants in California FACTORY DIRECT SAVINGS SAVE ON ALUMINUM SCREENED ROOMS, TOO! NO MONEY DOWN • BANK TERMS Bank Terms now available on Patio Awnings FREE ESTIMATES . . . 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"With first and second-place teams in each of 16 leagues plus Antelope Valley if it wins the Golden League, it has become necessary to pair two teams in an elimination on Feb. 21," said the commissioner. "Closing dates of league schedules dictated the two leagues that would meet in the elimination game and only the Suburban and Coast Leagues finish their schedules before the 21st Second-place finishers will meet in the elimination. Pairings will be announced in all divisions at the earliest possible moment," said the commissioner. "And that will be as soon as a majority of the leagues have been decided." The play-offs will be concluded at the Long Beach Arena on March 6 and 7. Semi-finals in the AAA Division will be played on Friday night, March 6; the A championship game and AAA consolation game on Saturday afternoon; and the "AA" and "AAA" finals on Saturday night. In important games last week end, defending AAA champion Compton gave fair warning that it will be a club playoff time. The Tarbabes, who got off to a slow start losing three of their first six games, have come along steadily and now appear ready to make their move. Last Friday, Dominguez, one game behind Compton in the Coast League race, jumped off to a 30-23 halftime lead over the 'Babes, increased it to 44-33 after three periods and appeared a shoo-in to tie for the league lead. With just three minutes to play it was 49-40, Dominguez. Then the roof caved in. Compton's full court press, combined with some shoddy ball handling by the Dons, caused Dominguez to lose the steady "game control" it had shown. Compton tied the count at 52 all with 13 seconds to play; Dominguez returned with break only to have and control error give her a final shot. Roman L. came Compton's "mah hour," hitting a fall-award with two seconds giving the 'Babes a win and a two-game lead. Coast League standing. St. Anthony upset Pius 50, knocking Pius a game half off the Saints' leading pace. Tony Terry Bowers each scored 19 Anthony, while Jim La 23 for Pius. All other AAA league leaders score wins: Or a two-game margin of den Grove in the League as the Panthers their 11th straight on La Habra has a three-over Magnolia with ju YS OPEN Yes Net Big Haul continue to arrest them and prosecute them." Shannon said he was pleased by the Department's conviction percentage of 28 percent because "it indicates our wardens know what they are doing, enforce the fish and game laws well and consistently make the kind of arrests that really stand up in court. I think it is as close to perfection as we can humanly get." The Director pointed out that fish and hame laws are not made served 4,909 days in jail and received suspended sentences of 9,235 days in jail. DR. MARVIN H. GEYER 190 N. Center, Orange, Calif. ANNOUNCES THE ASSOCIATION OF DR. GENE R. BLANEY Office Hrs: 9-5 Daily 12-5 Sat. 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