oc-plain-dealer 1923-01-15

The Plain Dealer P UNITED Theatre Anaheim Tonight AFFINITIES "A Riot of Fun" From the popular story by Mary Roberts Rinehart featuring Colleen Moore with John Bowers Eddie Barry Comedy Starland Revue Good Music Tomorrow ETHEL CLAYTON in "IF I WERE QUEEN" $100,000 FOR FINE HOMES ASSURED IN DOLAN HOME TRACE JIM LONDAS SERIE MABEE MA By Sargum Sprout Jim Londas, claimed by many as Santel's nearest rival for the light-heavyweight championship, desires to meet Roy Mabee. Londas wrestled over at Hollywood the other evening and made a hit with the fans. He was going good in Frisco a few years back when Ad Santel moved in and easily defeated him but Jim was then only a boy. Santel has set up shop in Los Angeles now and Jim figures that he can give Ad the wanking papers. In the meantime he is looking for good opponents and the loose change that might be picked up in the smaller towns. To our way of thinking, Jim has developed out of the light heavy- DOPE WOULD PLACE MERCHANTS TOP OF DOUBLE "A" LEAGUE If there is anything to hope, Sanheim should be far in the lead in the Double A league instead of being tied for first place: Yesterday, Anaheim Merchants, with Harry Hughes pitching like the star he is, defeated the fast Colton Centrais 9 to 2. A week ago Santa Monico, with Red Billman pitching had trouble beating Colton 0. Also, yesterday, with Lefty Manker and Rio Connolly pitching, Pasadena was held to a 11-round tie, two to two, by El Monte. A week ago Anaheim easily defeated El Monte 12 to 4. Fans who have seen the various teams of the Double A league cavort have been unanimously of the opinion A new flight is pugillistic world—Florida youngster who took down the line tha The Brennan bout gun in the battle to great reputation and championship go. Jack Dempsey had wing till recently. N is a luminary he will alone so the public to the proper pitch ship go. Out from South another glimmer on izon. Luis Firpo Down in S. A. Firpo great step" by k bees" into dream landing up to get a chance Jack. Over across the pool lish tub, Beckett, is course toward a cl Beck has an idea that Carpentier in their o take place in France ETHEL CLAYTON in "IF I WERE QUEEN" $100,000 FOR FINE HOMES ASSURED IN DOLAN HOME TRACT The unique lot sale of the Dolan Tract by the J. T. Lyon Realty Co. in which three fine sedans are given away started off with a bang today. The first unit was sold to a Santa Ana man who says: "It's the finest residence property in Orange-co." The second unit went to a local banker who made the statement that it was "the best proposition ever before the public." A Whittier man who bot the third unit is elated over the proposition. "A big advantage to this tract is that there will be no delay to develop ments which will be of the highest class," said J. T. Lyon today. "There have been completed, are now under construction or soon will be started more than $100,000 in fine residences. 1." Among these are the $25,000 mansion of Barney Hartfield, which has been completed; the $20,000 F. C. Rimpau home, now under construction; the Wayne Amack bungalow already occupied and a fine home for J. Davies, recently from So. Dak. now underway. Dr. H. A. Johnson and W. M. Wickett are planning elaborate homes. LOCALS BEAT ARMY & NAVY ACADEMY Coach Ray Elliott and his string of Anaheim basketball stars returned yesterday at 3:30 p.m. from a week-end outing at San Diego where they figured in two contests. Anaheim defeated San Diego Army and Navy Academy 23 to 12 in a hot battle Saturday evening. The local boys started off fine, keeping in the lead until the final whistle. This was one of the keenest games the lads have figured in. The teams were evenly matched and competition ran high. Feature plays were made by Ross. The boys feel that their trip was very profitable. Friday evening they lost to San Diego HI by the same margin, 25 to 12. The boys were shown a wonderful time during their stay in the southern city. They stayed at a San Diego hotel Friday evening and Saturday they were entertained at the Academy, being taken over the grounds. Yesterday, Anaheim Merchants, with Harry Hughes pitching like the star he is, defeated the fast Colton Centrais 9 to 2. A week ago Santa Monico, with Red Billman pitching had trouble beating Colton 0. Also, yesterday, with Lefty Manker and Rio Connolly pitching, Pasadena was held to a 11-round tie, two to two, by El Monte. A week ago Anaheim easily defeated El Monte 12 to 4. Fans who have seen the various teams of the Double A league cavort have been unanimously of the opinion that the dope is correct. Anaheim should never have dropped the first game of the season and it was only due to lack of organization. Nor should the Retailers have lost the game with Pasadena. When it comes down to cases and the playoff for the league honors, Anaheim is going to be right out in front as per usual. In yesterday's tilt, Hughes held the visitors to four hits and struck out 12. In addition, he got a two-bagger, along with McDowell (twice) and Pendleton. Pendleton and Glenn Callan rapped out three-baggers. It was a fast game lasting only 1:35. Colton Centrails AB H. O. A. E. Hrandy, 3b...4 1 1 1 2 Dmingz, f...3 0 1 0 0 A. Cetna, c...4 1 6 1 0 Monty, 2b...3 0 2 2 1 Mrtinez, ss...2 0 1 2 1 Ramoe, cf...4 0 3 0 1 Lopez, rf...4 0 1 0 0 Duarte, p...3 2 0 5 0 P. Cstrna 1b...2 0 6 1 0 Hegret, 1b...1 0 3 0 Totals...30 4 24 12 Anaheim Merch...AB H. O. A. E. Rivvly, cf...3 1 1 0 0 Pendleton, ss...4 2 0 5 0 McDowell, 3b...4 2 0 0 0 G. Calan, rf...5 2 2 0 0 Ramage, 1b...4 0 9 0 1 R. Callan, c...2 2 12 0 1 D. Bush 2b...3 1 2 3 0 R. Bush, lf...2 0 1 0 0 Hughee, p...4 1 0 1 0 TUSTIN 130-POUND TEAM PLAYS HERE Tustin's 130 pound basketball team will play Anaheim HI tomorrow roving in the local gym. This is a preliminary game to the Fullerton Athletic Club-Anaheim First team contest. The game starts promptly at 7 o'clock and basketball fans are invited to the melee. SLIDES WILL SHOW CITRUS PARASITES have figured in. The teams were evenly matched and competition ran high. Feature plays were made by Ross. The boys feel that their trip was very profitable. Friday evening they lost to San Diego Hi by the same margin, 25 to 12. The boys were shown a wonderful time during their stay in the south-western city. They stayed at a San Diego hotel Friday evening and Saturday they were entertained at the Academy, being taken over the grounds. The party included Roger Pohlmann, Dana Newkirk, Marlowe Janss, Marvin Ross, Homer Wallace and Alfred Hile. Phone 778-W Pacific Salvage and Wrecking Co. 1919-21 No. Los Angeles We buy CARS TO WRECK Metal, Iron, Sacks, Papers, Dishes and Old Furniture PHOTO: All Kinds. ONLY WE WILL CALL BE AND SEE US. TUSTIN 130-POUND TEAM PLAYS HERE Tustin's 130 pound basketball team will play Anaheim Hi tomorrow evening in the local gym. This is a preliminary game to the Fullerton Athletic Club-Anaheim First team contest. The game starts promptly at 7 o'clock and basketball fans are invited to the melee. SLIDES WILL SHOW CITRUS PARASITES Ranchers interested in the various citrus fruit pests and their parasites, as well as the effects of the pests on the leaves and fruit, will have a much better opportunity to do so shortly, when A. A. Brock, county horticultural commissioner, completes a large series of slides. The empty slides or frames arrived today three dozen of them, and Brock and his aides have already begun work. ONE WEEK Belgian Extra Long and Beautiful ...$16 Floor Lamps, Mahogany Standards ...$6 Silk Shades, For Floor Lamps Anaheim Novel Phone 70 H. J. DAS SEEKS REE MATCH weight class to a real heavy. He is one of the most wonderfully developed men of today. He is capable of going on the vanudeville stage and being a headliner, by displaying his muscular development. Along with his great strength and muscular development he is one of the most scientific men in the wrestling game. Mabee has not decided whether he wishes to wrestle Jim or not. Roy would have to give away much weight as Londna is considerably heavier than Santel. A good big man can beat a good little man every time and there is more risk of the smaller man being injured. A new light is gleamning in the pugillistic world—Floyd Johnson, the youngster who took Bill Brennan down the line the other evening. The Brennan bout was the opening gun in the battle to build Johnson a great reputation and to lead up to a championship go. Jack Dempsey had Floyd under his wing till recently. Now that Johnson is a luminary he will have to stand alone so the public may be brought to the proper pitch for a championship go. Out from South America comes another glimmer on the 'heavy' horizon. Luis Firpo is the fire bug. Down in S. A. Firpo has built up a great "weep" by knocking "would-be" into dream land. Firpo is coming up to get a chance at Champion Jack. Over across the pond the big English tub, Beckett, is trying to steer a course toward a championship go. Beck has an idea that he will get by Carpentier in their coming match to take place in France in May, and if LEGION AND BAKERS PLAY THIS EVENING American Legion and Bakers play baseball this evening in the Community Service League at the City Park diamonds. The battle tomorrow evening with feature the Realtors and the Buicks. Baseball fans are invited to the games. ANAHEIM KNIGHTS DEFEAT L. A. 4 TO 2 Defeating Los Angeles Knights of Columbus 4 to 2 yesterday afternoon Anaheim Caseys are now running strong for first place in the league. Anaheim players bunched their bits in two innings. La Plant brot home two runs in the second inning and Lazzaroni added two more in the seventh inning. A considerable number of errors were made. In the field, mention for their brilliant playing is due Gisler, Huarte Celaya, Richards and Bertles. Muenchaler at first base made a good play in the sixth inning. By putting out a man at first and throwing the ball to home plate he queered the opponents chance of making three additional runs. Perry at the mound and Lazzaroni behind the bat played a good game. Anaheim lineup: Gisler, cf; Lazzaroni, c; Huarte, ss; Muckenthaler, 1b; Frank La Plant, 3b; Celaya, rf; Bertles, lf; Richards, 2b-rf; Perry, p; L. Hund, lf; Fred La Plant; 2b. LOCALS SIXTH IN ALL-DAY TOURNEY The Anaheim Alley five which shot in the All-Day Tournament in Los Angeles yesterday finished in sixth place with 2675 pins. Karam shot 585 for high on the local team. While in the city Captain Heffron arraigned a home-and-home match with "Dad" Meek's Gene Murphy team, the first half to be rolled on Out from South America comes another glimmer on the 'heavy' horizon. Luis Firpo is the fire bug. Down in S. A. Firpo has built up a great step by knocking "would-be" into dream land. Firpo is coming up to get a chance at Champion Jack. Over across the pond the big English tub, Beckett, is trying to steer a course toward a championship go. Beck has an idea that he will get by Carpentier in their coming match to take place in France in May, and if he does, he intends to tour the States and incidentally show the "booming Hamericans" that "Hingland" has a 'eavyweight." With Big Jess Willard hot on Champion Jack's trail, with the Johnsons, Firpos and Becketts, buying in the distance, it looks as if Gentleman Jack would either have to climb a tree or limber up old Iron Mike. LOCALS SIXTH IN ALL-DAY TOURNEY The Anaheim Alley five which shot in the All-Day Tournament in Los Angeles yesterday finished in sixth place with 2675 pins. Karam shot 585 for high on the local team. While in the city Captain Heffron arraigned a home-and-home match with "Dad." Meek's Gene Murphy team, the first half to be rolled on the local alleys next Sunday night and the finish on the El Dorado alleys the following Sunday night. MIDGETS PLAY GARDEN GROVE Anaheim H. S. midgets and second team held practice frays this afternoon at Garden Grove. The bantam players are keeping in condition for the league game with Hungtinton Beach Thursday. "The oldest known form of investment in a young, progressive and rapidly developing community." 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Center Street Sporting Events California Anaheim NOW SHOWING DON'T MISS THE LAUGHTER SPECIALIST Harold Lloyd "Doctor Jack" A Howl and a Roar from the Start to the Finish Special Added Attraction Pack Retlaw Presents His Elaborate Offering GILDED LILY" WITH YVONNE FARR Replica of Setting and Dance Specialties Presented by World-Famous Mae Murray Note: Headdress is One Used by Mae Murray Also Comedy HOOD" is Coming Sunday to the Fairyland Theatre, Seat Sale Starts Thursday Replica of Setting and Dance Specialties Presented by World-Famous Mae Murray Note: Headdress is One Used by Mae Murray Also Comedy HOOD" is Coming Sunday to the Fairyland Theatre, Seat Sale Starts Thursday Theatre Flowers Furnished by COLONIAL SHOPPE EAST CENTER ST. Plain Dealer Want Ads Will Bring Results Coming Next Sunday to Anaheim's Lovely FAIRYLAND THEATRE 5—MAMMOTH DAYS—5 "DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS IN ROBIN HOOD" Eight Centuries Brushed Aside by Camera Lens Robin Hood and his merry crew who took from the rich to aid the poor; his love for sweet Maid Marian; Sher- Eight Centuries Brushed Aside by Camera Lens Robin Hood and his merry crew who took from the rich to aid the poor; his love for sweet Maid Marian; Sherwood Forest and Nottingham Town; Friar Tuck and Little John with their staffs and cudgels—all etched out of the dim past and made to live again! Towering battlements with turrets seeming to cut the sky; great castles of giant kings with their moats and drawbridges — drawn across the span of 800 years and set before eyes of to-day! The great Fairbanks as bandit chief—yet supreme in the role of romantic lover! Advance Seat Sale Starts Next Thursday Jack Retlaw Presents a Superb ATMOSPHERIC PRESENTATION Special! Extraordinary! 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