oc-plain-dealer 1923-03-22

HI SCHOOL TRACK STARS SHOW STUFF TO ALUMNI 59-48 Coach Ray Elliott's track squad showed their stuff last evening when they defeated the alumni track stars 59 to 48 in a meet last evening. Al Clayes showed up well in the sprints by taking several firsts. "Susie," Sheebridge who held the state pole vault record in 1921 cleared the bar at 9 ft. 11 in. This is his first attempt since he graduated with the class of '21. Munn of the school team appeared in the best of condition last evening and made a good showing. Zahl is one of 4 has bright, shining stars of the school team and should be worth several points in the tri-counties meet Saturday at Huntington Beach. Coach Elliott surprised the team lads when he threw the discus 116 ft. 6 in. Results of the events: 220 yd. dash—Clayes (A.) first; Cook, (A.) second; Mulvey (H.S.) third; time 24:2. 100 yd. dash—Clayes (A.) first; Mulvey (H.S.) second; Griggs, (H.S.) third; time 10:4. 220 low hurdles—Tanner (A.) first; Clayes, (A.) second; Lewis, (H.S.) third; time 39 seconds. 140 yd. dash—Mann, H.S.) first; Holder (H.S.) second; Lewis, (H.S.) third; time 57 seconds. 120 high hurdles—Tanner (A.) first; Rees (H.S.) second; Clayes (A.) third; time 17:2. 880 yd. dash—Mann (H.S.) first; Daugherty, (H.S.) second; Preston (H.S.) third; 2:8 3-5. Mile run forfeited to Anaheim. Relay won by High School Team—Rees, Zahl, Mulvey and Griggs. High jump-tied between Zahl, Clayes and Tanner." Heighth 5ft. 7 in. Discus—Coach Elliott (A.) first; Chandler (A.) second; Zahl, (H.S.) third, distance 116 ft. 6 in. Shot put—Mann (H.S.) first; Clayes (A.) second; Tanner (A.) ANAHEIM BOWLERS TAKE THREE GAMES Shooting five ten pins, the Anaheim Alleys won all three games from Al St. John's Special, on the Hollywood Alleys last night. The local score of 1021 in their first game is high score of the league. Martin and Efker had a great race for high totals, the former winning by two pins. McGaugh's 230 score was high single score of the match. Tonight, Whittier No. 1 and Toyland Baby Dolphin battle for second place in the City league and the Fandling Candy Co. will meet O'Donnell's Victor Corda. Al St. John's Specials Bryant ... 156 181 140 477 Cill ... 196 156 135 489 Harvey ... 171 166 135 512 Depew ... 153 189 136 478 Novak ... 229 127 191 557 Anaheim Alleys Efker ... 182 190 200 572 O'Donnell ... 199 160 167 526 Martin ... 226 188 160 574 McGaugh ... 230 185 146 561 Heffron ... 184 158 190 522 1021 881 863 2765 Here's the automatic traffic cop which will be installed within a few days at Los Angeles and Center-sts in a demonstration, six months long if city council says so. Los Angeles has more than 30 busy corners controlled in this manner for several months and more of the devices are being installed. Anaheim has the distinction of being the first small city where such a demonstration has been made. LOCAL BOXERS ON GATE CITY PROGRAM Athletic Manager Billy Darnley is taking over with him for the Gate City club's weekly boxing show tonight the following boys: Joe Chaney, the local flahh, who meets Baby Gans, the Los Angeles whirlwind tar Baby; in the main event; Paul Wilkins and Tebby Montiya who box the semi-windup—Battling Doty who mixes with Young Shelter in the special event; Tex Jones who books up with Benny Jordan; Danny Hererra who meets Al Moody of "Horooo" and Pete Brown and Joe Hoskins who raise the curtain. Much is expected of the Chaney-Gans affair. Chanoy is in prime shape to make the tar baby step fast. Darnley will referee. You'll Feel Dressed Up With a New Spring Hat for EASTER You’ll Feel Dressed Up With a New Spring Hat for EASTER A change of season bringing brighter, more cheerful days and a universal desire in men to dress-up, to brighten-up their appearances a bit. A New Hat Is an ideal way to accomplish this at a very small outlay of money, for a shapely new hat surely does improve one’s appearance. Come in today on your way home and select your new hat while we have lots of different styles and color in all sizes. F.A.YUNGBLUTH: "THE HOME OF HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES" "BY ALL MEANS GET A FIT" 145 W. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. Traffic Cop Installed Here SHOULD KNOW P. O. CANDIDATES RATING WITHIN FEW DAYS Anaheim should know within a few days something about the post-office appointment. This was the information today given Judge J. S. Howard, county republican central committeeman, Cong. Phil. D. Swing, here with the party of U. S. Senators and representatives. Congressman Swing told Judge Howard he had phoned the civil service department just before he left Washington and was told the grading of Anaheim's candidates for the appointment would be mailed within a few days. Fullerton Briefs W. R. Pauli of Whittier and Mrs. E. M. Trayes of Fullerton underwent operations today at the Fullerton hospital. The Fullerton police department has purchased a new Studebaker. Fullerton Post, American Legion, is planning a dance tonight at the Fullerton Club hall, all Anaheim ex-soldiers being invited. A stag party was given Tuesday night at the Fullerton club to Bud Smith who yesterday married Nina Vance. Delhi Fight Pavilion Reopened Last Evening Before a fair sized crowd, Boyd Ellis reopened his Delhi fight pavilion last night after being closed for the winter. The show was about the average. Bright spots were the Battling Doty and Joe Kelly and Toby Montoya and Pete Coldido affairs. Doty won the verdict but Kelly gave him a battle. Doty knocked his man to the canvas for the nine count in the first round and had him about gone a couple of times in the second round and third, but Kelly, who has a real fighting heart, weathered the storm and was going strong in the fourth with Doty tiring rapidly. Toby Montoya gave Pete Golindo another artillery trimming in every round. Little Tobby is going better in every fight. In the main event, Pinkey Mason of Seattle and Joo Grim of Huntington Beach mauled and slashed thru four rounds of tough infighting to a draw. It was not appleasing fight to watch but both boys were in earnest. Young Terry and Coe Gilmore of Wyoming also went to a draw after four rounds of clever boxing. In the curtain raiser, Georgie Baker of Los Angeles and Benny Alfalfa, Van Nuys also went to a draw in a snappy affair. Billy Darnley of the Anaheim Athletic club referred. For Easter Boys 2-Knicker Suits $10.00 Made in Several Kinds of Cloth Norfolk and Sport Models Coats are Alapaca Lined Knickers are Full Lined All Seams Taped Recreation Specialist Speaker at Luncheon The weekly community service luncheon was held yesterday in the Elks club with the usual good time and get together spirit. The speaker of the day was Miss Randall, recreation specialist, who is now conducting classes here in play leadership and is putting on the Community Fun night at the Elks club Saturday evening. Every grownup is welcome and there is no charge. Refreshments will be served. There will be a good program, community singing and game contests between the civic clubs. Yesterday's luncheon was well attended. Little Aldine Huff gave an Old English dance and was so well received that she had to appear the second time. Mrs. Ruth Seitz was at the piano. H. Easton Jenner gave two solos accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Seitz, one of his own composition, and he related a very interesting experience of the inspiration which lead him to compose the song. Mr. Cari Rohles will give a series of three or four talks on music and artists whom he has known and their way of living, at the Wednesday luncheon in the near future. William Hankelman, charged with riding a train without having paid his fare, was sentenced to 30 days in the Orange county jail. He and Thomas Lacy were taken to Santa Ana this morning. For northern grape lands, see J. E. Schumacher Co., 212 W. Center. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results Boys 2-Knicker Suits $10.00 Made in Several Kinds of Cloth Norfolk and Sport Models Coats are Alapaca Lined Knickers are Full Lined All Seams Taped Extra Strong Pockets Other Suits $12.50 to $20.00 Just 35 Dozen Kaynee Blouses at $1.00 Mothers know of the good wearing qualities of these Blouses Colors will not Fade Stockings, Underwear, Hats, Caps, Suits To Fit All Boys from 3 Years JACKSON'S MEN'S WEAR SHOP 'YOUR MONEYS WORTH ALWAYS' OLD POSTOFFICE BLDO. ANAHEIM This Is Curtain Month April 16 to May 16 April 16 to May 16 Here and throughout the country, this is Curtain Month—time for brightening up the home hangings after winter's long siege. To help you with this work we have developed a special curtain service—you can send us any or all your curtains; we relieve you of all the trying labor which washing and drying curtains entails, and your curtains come back as daintily done as if you had supervised the work yourself. You will especially like our method of drying. No hooks or pins in any form are used—your curtains come back with the edges straight and true, ready to hang, and without so much as a pinhole anywhere. The cost of this service is most moderate. Phone us today and have us tell you all about it. Anaheim Laundry Co. Phone 18 SEND YOUR CURTAINS Pavilion East Evening closed crowd, Boyd Dedihi fight pavilion being closed for now was about the boots were the BatKelly and Toby Coldido affairs. but Kelly gave knocked his man the nine count in had him about times in the secured, but Kelly, who heart, weathered going strong in tiring rapidly. Pete Golindo announcement in every boy is going better PRETTY CEREMONY ON PALM SUNDAY Services for next Sunday. Palm Sunday, will be marked with especial beauty in St. Michael's Episcopal church. The choir will carry swaying palms during the processional, and the church will be lavishly decorated with the stately boughs. Special music has been arranged. Services for Holy week will open Monday morning with ten o'clock meeting and continue each day at the hour until Good Friday, when meditation will be held between the hours of 12 and 3. The rector will speak on the "Seventh Words from the Cross." The meetings through the Lenten season have been well attended and have brought a great blessing. Fullerton B. B. Girls Play Garden Grove Fullerton high school girls' baseball team was played at Garden Grove this afternoon. The Fullerton players were as follows: Alice Corcoran, Dorothy Dielefeldt, Dorothy Heterink, Ionic Blelefeldt, Helen Heranda, Vera Zumwalt, Josephine Atroves, Mildrell Jopson, Faye Watkins, Nora Stull, Katherine Goodwin, Ruth Morse, Florence Cutright, Mary Rothermal, and Beatrice Lang. The boys' second team played at Whittler, the players being Gerald Drewater, Robert Dowling, Burl Elder, Paul Elder, Ralph Hill, Eugene Hancock, Earl Hogle, William McNeil. Sleuth Role Favorite Of Herbert Rawlinson When Herbert Rawlinson was a boy his greatest ambition was to be a detective. Not the type of police detective ordinarily depicted on the screen, but a master mind a Sherlock Holmes or a William Burns. Even now, where Rawlinson to desert motion pictures for criminal detection, he would be unusually well qualified for the Secret Service. His latest Universal starring vehicle, "Confidence," is coming to the United theater tomorrow. Rawlinson has been known for several years as probably the best exponent of "crook" pictures on the screen. A dozen screen stories of the underworld have been successful largely because his performances in the leading roles carried them an understanding of the abnormal psychology of the crooks' world superior to that of the average actor. In addition to "Confidence," Harry Carey will be shown in "Six Shooters Justice", said to be one of the most thrilling productions ever made by the popular star of fighting pictures. Comes, Leo Ryan, Willard Sweet, Harvey White, and Leonard Lemke. The Fullerton first team played Chaffee today. They are also scheduled to play the U. S. C. team tomorrow. J. E. Schumacher Co., for real estate. 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