oc-plain-dealer 1923-03-01

ELKS LODGE SEES FIVE GREAT BOUTS A corking good time was celebrated at the local Elks' lodge by one of the biggest turndowns of the season. After the lodge meeting was over, members were treated to five happy boxing bouts between pupils of Eddie Mattie' U. S. C. school of boxing. The boys all mixed in lively fashion and kept the big crowd on edge throughout the doings. The following boys participated: Harold Galoway, half-back and guard of the U. S. C. football team, met Earl Parlow in the first event on the bill and the boys started the ball abluring in pretty style by four spirited rounds of clever work. Next in order was the go between, George Gripp and "Cannon Ball" Baker, crack full-black of the Varsity, who put on an exhibition of box-fighting and slugging combined that had the crowd wild with excitement. Next in line was the appearance of our own Leonard Lee and Jimmy Brenton of U. S. C., a former Vernon favorite. Leonard is now out of the game as is also Brenton with the exception of frequent workouts to keep fit. Jimmy and Leonard displayed a lot of that class last night that made them the good boys they once were when they were in the game. Lee, at one time, held the Bantam championship of Colorado while Brenton was the holder of the Pacific Coast title at about the same time. It was an interesting bout to watch. But all look what came next. No less a personage than "Our Own" Billy Darnley, athletic manager of the Anaheim Athletic club. Yes, folks, the Ol' War Horse himself donned the padded mitts with a promising young middleweight answering to the name of Johnny Morton. Billy and Johnny mixed in great fashion and had the bunch in an uppoort throut. Morton is a fast and aggressive lad and packs a terrific wallop and he kept the Ol' War Horse steppin' roome. Billy displayed an amount of cleverness and tricks of the game that made him a champion of his class when in his palmy days, stuff that is evident shown in the game nowadays. The two were going like a house to watch. Eddie's opponent was another U. S. C. boy, Jimmy Woodward and this Jimmy boy is "some punkiness" with his dukes. Eddie is thinking of making a "comeback" and we'll tell the wide world that he should make good my time he wants to start if the chase he showed last night is a sample. Popular "Doc" Barnes was master of ceremonies and also acted as third man in the ring. He kept the boys working fast and allowed no stalling. He displayed anything but a heart in the Darnley-Morton fracas when he let Young Johnny hammer Ol' Billy all over the ring—almost? But Billy refused to let anything be put over on him; such a cruel manner and he told Johnny that his shoe was untied. Johnny "fell" and he sure felt what Billy let go, right snack on the beezer. "Oh boy." ANAHEIM BARELY GRABS TWO GAMES Shooting in the Interurban League last night on the home drives. The Anaheim team had a hard time winning two games from the Queen Beach Cafe, five of Long Beach, only one pin separating the teams in the last game. Tonight, Whittier No. 1 will meet the Fanning Candy Co., and Whittier No. 2 will tangle with the Toyland Baby Dolls, tartling the last half of the City League schedule. Anaheim Alleys Efker ..... 129 177 185 491 Eden ..... 189 147 142 428 Dugas ..... 160 162 177 490 Mardin ..... 170 153 153 476 McGaugh ..... 145 182 167 494 Totals ..... 743 821 824 2388 Queen Beach Cafe Fanistick ..... 148 168 167 483 Kaufbauer ..... 182 187 149 518 McCleary ..... 151 157 147 449 Clark ..... 167 157 189 513 Titus ..... 149 140 171 460 Totals ..... 797 803 823 2423 Big James J. Jeffries, once the idol of the sport world and considered to be wealthy, filed bankruptcy petition yesterday. Big Jim made over a million dollar in his ring career and for several years had a business in Los Angeles that was little short of a mint. What has become of all of Billy displayed an amount of clearness and tricks of the game that made him a champion of his class when in his palmy days, stuff that is ridden shown in the game nowadays. The two were going like a house afire at the close of time and the crowd hollered for more. Billy can still go some. The monly art was never better demonstrated than in this exhibition. Last, but not least, another old favorite to local fans and a home town boy as well, Eddie Mattis, made his bow and stepped thru four great rounds of work that was a pleasure to handle. David This entire oranges and lemons of 5 acres and can be arranged This entire oranges and len of 5 acres and can be arranged Each acre and interest in Complete in ranch. Postoffice Orange, Cal. Court ANAHEIM DEFEATS GARDEN GROVE 5-4 Brilliant pitching of Jack Carroll won for Anaheim Hi a 5 to 1 victory over Garden Grove in a nine inning battle last evening. Carrol is rated as one of the clearest student pitchers in Orange co.. He struck out eight Garden Grove men. Pannier scored a home run in the 6th inning. In this inning a tie resulted and the last of the 9th inning was played. This is the first baseball game of the season and Coach Ray Elliott's team are in line trim for the league of opening. Ancheim line-up: Carrol, p; Janse, e; Main Ib; Pannier, 2b; Hollingsworth, 2b; Sweeney, If; Schacht, ss; Newkirk, cf; Easton, rf. Beebe ran for Easton in last inning. Garden Grove lineup: Tyler, Munz, Messerall, Smith, p; Crist, Elliwell, Maxwell Russell, Humphries. Summary: Anaheim ..... 102 001 001—5 Garden Grove ..... 230 000 000—4 Runs — Anaheim — Pannier, 2; Newkirk, 1; Carrol, 2. Garden Grove—Tyler, 2; Munz, 1; Messerall, 1. Anaheim boys met Orange baseball team in a practice fray on the local diamond this afternoon. ANAHEIM BASEBALL GIRLS VS. NORWALK Anaheim Hi. girls baseball squad will tangle with Excelsior Hi of Norwalk Tuesday on the local diamond in the second practice game of the season. The Best Dry Cleaners in Anaheim Men's Suits Cleaned and Pressed $1.00 Ladies' work given special attention. All goods called for and delivered. Make Your Old Furniture Look Like New We do upholstering. Repairing and recovering of every description. We also make Furniture to Order 217 No. Los Angeles St. Phone 170-J Beware of every living thing when home and loved ones are endangered, It is then— The fighting instinct of man or beast will dominate—no condition too hazardous—no toe so big but what a concentrated force will sacrifice every ounce of energy before invaders are allowed to intrude. That's what home and loved ones mean to you. 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