Valley News du lieu suivant : Van Nuys, California • Page 31

Sunder, April 21,1937 (Cdlif.) VALLEY BOWLING NOTES Reiny Preimesberger Some final notes on our recent trip to the ABC tour my at Fort Worth, Texas: Despite our avidity for bowling and everything that goes with it, the highlight of our jaunt was the stop at Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico. This wonder of the world de- ties description and we doubt that, even Walt Disney at his best could remotely duplicate this wondrous spectacle. As we stepped off the elevator which takes you from ground level to a more than 700-foot descent into the earth, Joe Lyou of the Mirror-News surveyed the coffey shop, cafeteria and souvenir a vhich greet joii at the subterranean level, and stated very somberly "This place will never make any money-- too much overhead." Then another comedian in our group fame up with the observation that it would be difficult to address the picture postcards we ait had purchased. When asked ivby. BRAKES Relined, complete Wheel Alignment Wheel Balance ea.

$1.25 MOST LATE CARS Net A Specialitt Banes Brake Service 7871 Van Nuyi Blvd. ST 5.6549 G.M. Chevmltt Plant) AMO ALL OVER LOS'AHGIliS tttahKihtd 1934 NYLON TRADE UP TO LIFE-SAVER SAFETY 6.70-15 7.10-15 7.60-15 8.00-15 27.60 30.24 32.98 36.7O 37.96 tax retreodable 'Whttewulls Slightly Higher CONVENIENT BUDGET TERMS JOIN THE Uft miVEK LEAGlti B.F.Goodrich 14521 SHERMAN ST 5-0520 Van Hurt llrd. be stated "I've beard of pens that write under water, typewriters that write Underwood, but I've never heard of a pencil which writes underground." We were tempted to take this guy to the darkest corner of the cavern and leave him there but, as usual, kindness prevailed. touring the great state of Texas, -vve saw concrete evidence as to why so many Texans have migrated to California.

Dotting the highway landscape from El Paso to Forth Worth and then to Amarillo tve saw billboard after billboard pointing out 'The Shortest Route to Los Angeles." Apparently quite a few of the local citizenry have been sold on the idea and we welcome them to our midst. Following are standings of leagues at Panorama Bowl: HEN'S COMMERCIAL HANDICAP (iSth iretk) I Letion No, I 77 I Ravens SI Wardmn Mobil Legion 6('i Metro 67 IDyer'i Electrii: S4Vj Ktuter A Simp Bros. 52 WiJlounbby BaVjIBomi Paint. 47V Pinter Panorama TV 62 il'i Clapton IVN Mxwe aiCH AVERAGES Ave. Werner Buck E7 1'fl Sheldon Hippo "2 ITS Reoh Htirtr H.

Ewrixck 7S 175 Miiuki ITS SHIS--B. Winter SHIG--I. NuMbmum 2S3-21--2E4 EAGLES MIXED FIVEBOME (29th week) The Chumps 77 IRshn 68 66H 57 65 Alley Kate Soonera Dead-Heads PflWmpo Bovlera 89 HIGH AVERAGES Larry Louie Bthn Lennie Giles Womtn Ethel Btechoff Helen Hutching Marlj-e Henrfchgen Netaley MHIS--L, Fischer MHIG--M, 254-SJ--276 WHIS--H. Hutchins 605-66--67(1 WHIG--E. Btschoff BOTARY LEAGUE aath Fin ill Tamma No, 8H No.

BS Sberman OtJcs CKROCI Park Kesedn No. 2 71 Van Nuyt 64 Ngys 2 No, 2 S2 Panorami 1 $5 Granada. Hills 4 Ertcino No. 2 No. 3 43 Kucritio 62 Panorama 42 Chats-worth 59 JWeat Van Xuys 40 SHIG--W.

Baldwin SHIS--C. Rice KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Villeyites 1 Team 6 Team 11 B. Mtsatonariea Freeze KniKht Fiebt G6 Besvers 52 Team 7 SI 43,. HICK AVERAGES Jim Bodach 83 Friinlt Trava Boh Flcard 90 Art 93 H. Stabosfci 6S 4T 46 42 31 30 34 i 176 173 174 171 thkwt HIGH SIERRA TROUT SEASON APRIL 27th 'Start the Season right--With a New EVINRUDE" Rudy's EVINRUDES ARE SETTER! 1 Year Service TERMS ARRANGED Fishermen never had it so good! Talk about quiet, imooth-running power from ilowat trolling to full time new Evinrudcs have really got it! Talk about easy starting, easy bundling, good loob, turt you can't beat 'em! And if iff big power you real load-handling fee the new Evinrude and "3V See today 7 finest fohtog tooton.

Alt 'ST MODELS NOW 1H STOCK Specials on New 1956 Models 10 h.p. $290, 15 h.p. Elec, $350 WATER SKIS, Ski Crcatt Anchcrt, Dart, Parfdtit, flrt Eitiitfuiihtn, rf-0- Mtttrt, RUDY JACKSON'S 6404 VAN NUYS I LVD. STATE 5-2222 VAN NUTS, CALIF. SET FOR RODEO--Mr.

and Mrs. Guy Mitchell talk over upcoming 31st annual Newhall-Saugus Rodeo planned Saturday and Sunday, May 4-5, with big Bob Burrows (right), top rodeo performer and motion picture cowboy. Mitchell, a former rodeo contestant, has been named honorary parade marshal for the event. Burrows and a host of the nation's greatest cowboys will compete, Rodeo Brings Back Touch of Old West in Newhall Area Time was not too long ago that the bristling San Fernando Valley was the pastoral home of the herse instead of the street-cluttered habitat of the automobile. What with the post-war mushrooming of housing developments, industry, proposed freeways and other modern the poor horse, ranch, cowboy and other things western see-in to be going the way of the oranse groves out.

However, the horse and the cowboy are still going pretty Eti-ong in the Valley, flesptte these inroads of so- called civilization. Take Lysle Greenmarfs upcoming 31st annual Newhall Saugus Rodeo, billed for Saturday and Sunday. May 4-5, sanctioned by the Rodeo Cowboys Association. The nation's foremost glers, such as America's Number One cowboy Casey Tibns. Jim Shoulders, D'uane Howard Harry Tompkins, Elliott Calhoun, Guy Week 1 Buck Rutherford, Harley May and Shoat Webster, will compete in the rodeo, and there'll be several entries of strictly San Fernando Valley cowboys as well, just to prove that the horse ain't quite dead yet in this area.

Foremost Valley competitor will be rangy Bob Burrows, for 21 years one of the rodeo circuit's greatest performers, but who new devotes probably more time to performing as a motion picture cowboy than to that of a rodeo contestant. Born in i jj and raised on a ranch, Burrows started competing in rodeos at 16 and won an assortment of titles, Including that of world cbampton in team roping. Bob, 36. who lives in North Hollywood, has competed in rodeos in every lop city of the nation, and even met his pretty wife in New York when appearing in a rodeo there. She was a native New Yorker and knew about as much about horses as Bob did about subways, but it's turned out to- be a real life version of "The Cowboy and the Lady," as now Cecelia is a real cowgirl, anc son.

Blair, 7, is a real rootin'- tootin' cowboy, junior grade Big Bob has doubled for just about every movie cow- hoy hero in the business, and is a good friend to most of them, He's done a lot of doubling for Errol Flynn, performing such feats as bucking horses taking falls, flights, and the very dangerous art of the "transfer," which is the routine where the cowboy leaps from a horse onto the driverless horse team and wagon at a speed of about 30 miles per hour. has plenty of wounds to show from his years of rodea riding and movie work, having had four serious operations for trick knees, as well as a host of other crip pling FIRST BRIDGE First bridge across the Mis- issippi was at Davenport, la. THEATRi LAREINA VANNOYS I MonJoy, April 22 Jeff Morrow, Barbara "KRONOS" Mnrl Blanche rd "SHE DEVIL" Optn Continuous from 12:30 Kothcrlnc Hepburn, Bert lancaiter "THE RAINMAKER" Ingrid Btrgman Yul Brynmr "ANASTASIA" Open tath Sat, SUB. 12:41 Shaw "THE KITTLES AT WAIKIKi" 'THE BRAVE ONE" Open Every Day of I p.m. AH SMti SOe--Childrtn 2Jt ROD REEL JACK ADAMS Cal Eaton Makes Final Plea to Keep Promoter's License OUTDOOR SPORTS CHATTER Typical Southern California spring weather is setting the stage for one of the best early season runs on ocean fishing grounds in many a long moon.

The sudden shift from deep water action to gamefish schools all' along the Southland coast is bearing this out with each passing day. And the tremendous surge of action off Oceanside since the tart of scheduled operations but a week ago bears this out strongly. Full of calico and bull bass, pins a hefty run of small white sea bass in the best numbers of the past several years is heading the siait of Ihe top season. Yellowtail and big halibut also are beginning to move in down off Oceanside in good numbers and will soon play an integral part of the 'ishtnjj there. Watch for a big break in the iatalina Island picture as, the past few days, calico and bull 0355, white sea big barracuda and yellowtail are getting playful with the fishermen's offerings.

Good catches of the bass have been listed as daily events, a pre-seawm indications point to the Santa Monica Bay coming back into favor with the salt water angling clan as the schools of gamefish appear to be heading for some old time feeding grounds in their old time numbers. Results in the Beach section show the bass family coming in strong on the Rocky Point grounds with good catches reported almost daily. Another good sign is the show of halibut which started this week on the pier. Numerous flatties were sacked up with the top weight scaling a cool 19 pounds. The show of fish in the bay waters brought a change of boat schedules at Santa Monica pier as a Jackie Rea and Shuler put their whole fleet into action in the a for the schools this week.

Two half-day boats, with one going for the deep water fishing and the other after bass and halibut are on daily runs now. All-day boat operations open this Saturday bringing all of the far-flung Day banks into reach of the Santa Monica pier fishermen. Completing the picture in this area, Malibu pier fleet is also in the running again with half day runs carded to the bass beds above the pier. Good catches of calico hare ed wife, Aileen, denied charges ibarring Crayton Frye, then been listed since the start of live bait fishing this week. Some a i i ajso in the catch with the big spring runs for which Dltalibu is famed still to come ap to par.

Full operations will go into effect May 4 (Saturday) when Bill Huber puts both the all- day boat and the barge "Star of Malibu" back in service. Port Hueneme followed in the wake of the Malibu organization with their announcement of schedules back in vogue again, The popular Linda IJPC lea res daily for the Santa Crux and Anacapa I a fishing grounds at 5:30 a.m. Within the next couple of weeks the speedy Island Clipper comes back for another year's duty featuring sleeping facilities. Early morning runs are set for this boat as skipper Les Roberts has a 4 a.m. leaving time.

Les plans on hitting for the far reaches of Santa Cruz Island where huge schools of big bull bass are to be found. Spring fishing was also h'igh- lighted along the fresh water branch of the sport with an excellent run of crappie and bluegill at Lake Irvine this past week. Good numbers of catfish along with rainbow trout were a big feature of the results. Another one-ton plant of the rainbow is to be made today in Irvine. of alleged irregularities i handling boxing and wrestling events.

Commissioners a i they will make an announcement May 11 in San Francisco on whether Eaton's license will be revoked. The Olympic promoter was called to the stand Thursday as the final witness at hearings in the state building. Under questioning by the Chess Exhibition Set Tuesday at West Valley Meet A a m-simultaneous'' cheig exhibition will he presented by West Valley Ciub, Tuesday, April 30 at 7:30 p.m.. at the club's regular meeting place, Orcutt Park. 21816 Lanark Canoga Park.

The exhibition will be given by James Barry and Robert Lorber. All West Valley chess players may match their skill against these two players." After the exhibition, there will be a meeting to discuss the club's spring tournament, which is scheduled to start the following week. For further in formation call R. E. Cunningham.

Diamond 8-1314. Tentative plans are to meke the spring tournament a two section event, to provide interesting competition for both strong players and players with limited experience. Independent THEATRE GUIDE Stars Open Series vs. Bevos Tuesday; Host Angels Today The hustling Hollywood Stars host the tough Portland Beavers in a big- seven-game Aeries at Gilmore Field starting, Tuesday night, as two of the preseason favorites for the 1957 PCL pennant meet for the first time. In pre-season play, Hollywood was 3-1 over the Beavers, who have become a league power in the last couple of seasons.

Manager Clyde King, Holly wood's new and exciting skip per, will probably send his ve ace, Ben Wade, to the mound on Tuesday night when the Stars and Beavers open action at 8:15 p.m. The Stars close out their first home series of the year today with a big twin-bill against the Los Angeles Angels. Today's final action finds Hollywood's Dick Stuart their colorful slugger, facing Los Angeles' Steve Bilko for the final time at 6ilmors Field. Game time today is 1:30 p.m. West Sepulveda Little League Fills Membership Registrations last Saturday and Sunday again proved the popularity of Little League baseball in the San Fernando Valley.

West Sepuiveda, while off to a late start, now is assured of sufficent membership to pro ceed with its plans. League boundaries are Balboa i St. Nordhoff St. and Woodman Ave. A large field has been ob tained at Lassen St.

and Gothic Ave, and lease negotiations are being completed this week. Improvements and layout 01 diamonds are expected to start immediately. Tryouts are to begin within a week or 10 days and four major and four minor teams will be formed. Further information may be obtained from league president Bob Tidrick, EMpire 2-8845. Olympic Auditorium promoter Cal Eaton made a final plea keep his license at the clos- ng session of hearings before State Athletic Commission.

Both Eaton and bis red-hair- commissioner's chief investigator David Luce, Eaton denied: 1--That he had "any financial interest" in any wrestler. 2--That he had ever issued an order In 1953, permanently commission assistant secretary, from dressing rooms of fighters at the Olympic. 3--That the Olympic had improperly taken expenses "off the top" of fighters' purses without advance agreement of all concerned. Baton admitted he tecane involved In the wrest)ing booking business a technical violation of commission rules. LICENSE SCHOOL pen CumiiMtiM (fmeral or tab) in 4 cletfts or fcy Over 12,000 fcoMtcr Jan FenMfldt Voltoy Dlvbton A 1112 Otrmrk iM, LA.

11450 (Stadia City) tl Hxto TV REPAIR SPECIAL! MON. WED. Reg. Cell Dependable TV STott 6-2510 Dlekenc 4-5877 EMpire 4-2488 Call Anytime Diamond 0-2411 POplor 1-0602 THernwoll 6-8920 I A 0 1M7 by UnivttMt Radio TV Ftatem EFFECTIVE APRIL 21, 22 (c) Colorcast Alternate Weeks SUNDAY 5:00 Sunrise Service. 8:00 High Mass 9:00 Take a Trip -I May See Movies to 12 Religious Success Mission Jl 10:00 Lamp Unto Feet Reserve Movie 1030 Easter Seals Faith Frontier Sunday Show -NBC Opera (c -Church 11:30 Movie 13 2 4 .5, 9, 13 1250 Learning '57.

770 on TV Movie -11 12:30 Capitol Hill Garden Chats Faith Today 1:00 Face Nation Dr. Baxter Eddv Arnold Christian Science Movie -Short Story 1:30 World News This Is Life Auction Village Playhouse (D.H.) Star-Angels) Charm Circle Odyssey .13 .11 J3 9 Champ Tourney Auto Races 2:30 Movie 3:00 Heckle Jeckle Our Children Movie 3:30 Books Zoo Parade (c) 4:00 Dress Blues 7,9 Wash. Square Garden Western Religious -13 4:30 Sun. Show. Medical Horizon Movie 5:00 Special Report Feitelson Popeye Inner Sanctum 5:30 Film Playhouse John Silver (c) Col.

March Life With Elizabeth 11 Heaven Highway 13 fcOOAir Power 2 Meet the Press BUSTS Bunny (c) Whistler I Sunday, April 21 Monday, April 22 STaie 4 8 7 3 3 NEW TOWN SAN A PANORAMA 9 I ViN HUY5, I EMpirf 2 1 1 6 7 A INGRID BERGMAN, YUL BRTNNER "ANASTASIA" (CATHERINE HEPBURN, BERT LANCASTER "THE RAINMAKER" ROBERT WAGNER, JEFF HUNTER 'TRUE STORY OF JESSE JAMES" i AU01E MURPHY, KATHERINE GRANT 'THE GUNS OF FORT PETTICOAT CONTINUOUS FROM 13:10 DAILY lit WALT DISNEY'S 'CINDERELLA" "BUNDLE OF JOY" CONTINUOUS TODAY FROM Early Bird Show Each ftiity. Qftn r.M. tit Dlrkms 4 0 1 5 3 SHERMAN It 3 WALT DISNEY'S 'CINDERELLA" JOHN AGAR, MAMA ENGLISH 'THE FLESH AND THE SPUR" Continuum from 1 p.m. Daily--taifain ftttet Won. thru Fri.

Open 10:30 Sat. on Friday Kite)--After I P.M. No Ons Undtr II Admitted Unlrtt by AfiULTl AMY TIMl KIDS FREE WITH Man. thru Showi Cent. f.m,--Sun.

i 2 p.m. HOCK HUDSON, LAUREN BACALL "WRITTEN ON THE WIND" DEMIE KtYNOLDS, EDDIE FISHER "BUNDLE OF JOY" Seek Outdoor Men for State Fish, Game Employment Men who prefer the outdoor life are being sought for year- round employment by the Dept. of Fish and was announced today. The State Personnel Board has set examinations for fish and game assistants for June 1. Final application date is May 10.

Qualifications for the position are broad: a year of fulltime ex- pe-ience in fish and fame conservation, park or work; farming: stock or poultry raising; commercial fishing; or semi-skilled work in the mechanical or construction trades. Van Nuys Golfer Cards Four-Under Reginald Desmond. 7103 Tex- hama Van Ni.ys. carded a blazing fowomder-par 33 on Sfipulveda Park's Encino Desmond hirdipd five of the nine holes and missed an eagle by the proverbial hair on the 335-yard, Jour-par eighth hole, All-Star Theater 11 6:30 Lassie 2 Roy Rogers Polka Parade The Falcon Road to Danger Wallace Beery Theater 11 Corliss Archer 13 7:00 Mack Benny 2 Gower Bengal Lancers You Asked for It- Strange Lands Heart of City What's My Circus Boy Premiere Movie Film Theater Play Golf The Hunter 8:00 Ed Sullivan Steve Allen Bowling Debate .13 8:30 Scotland Yard Dan Lundberg 9:00 G. E.

Theater Hour (c) "TV Plavhouse (c) Ted Mack Movie --Oral Roberts 9:30 Alfred Hitchcock Behind 8-Bail Church Finance 10:00 $64.000 Challenge Loretta Young Assignment All About Music Voice of Calvary 10:30 Big Nexvs Sur.day Cinema -Bowling Wm. Wintpr Christophers Criswell 11:00 News 11 .13 MONDAY 6:00 Today 7:00 Panorama 9:00 Valiant Lady- Tic Tac Dough. 9:15 Love of Life, 9:30 Search Tomorrow 2 Could Be You 4 News, Menu 7 9:45 Guiding Light 2 Fun to Reduce 10:00 News. Stand Up 2 Tex Jinx Chucko Cartoons 10:30 World Turns Club Sixty (e) 11:00 Miss Brooks Cartoons Woman's Diaiy Star Stopper 11:30 Linkletter Tennessee Ernie Mysteries -Sheriff John 12:00 Big Payoff -5 Jl 9. Matinee Chuck 'n Luck 12:30 Bob Crosby 12:45 News, Matinee 1:00 Brighter Day Queen for a -5 JS Dorothy Gardiner Twin.

Bill 1:15 Secret Storm 1:30 Edge of Night 1:45 Modern Romance. 2:00 Ladies Fare -5 -II Comedy Time Name That Song. 2:30 Strike It Rich .4 .7 Truth or Consequences Glamour Girl 7 Little Margie 11 3:00 Gary Moore 2 Home 4 Movie 7 Sheriff John 11 3:15 Steve ilartin 11 3:30 Arthur Godfrey. Little Rascals 4:00 Price Is Right Cartoons 4:30 Movie- 9 4 5 AI Jarvis Del Moore 5:00 Movie, Mickey Mouse 5:30 Western. 6:00 News .11 13 Sgt.

Preston Cartoon Express Jungle Jim 6:15 News Curt Massey Jungle 6:30 Robin Hood News Chucko Cartoons 7 Life with Elizabeth -11 Range Rider 13 Sam Baiter Studio One Gildersleeve Popeye Duffv's Tavern 5 7 Open Road Susie Golden Voyage 7:30 Nat "King" Mpnday Premiere Wire Service Whirlybirds Dr. Christian Wanderlust 7:45 News Caravan 8:00 Burns Allen Sir Lancelot (c) State Trooper Science Fiction -Wrestling 8:30 Godfrey Fargo .11 .13 .11 .13 Jl .13 -11 -2 Voice of Firestone O'Henrv Playhouse Life of Riley 9:001 Love Lucy Twenty-One Roller Derbv Conference Movie -Highway Patrol 9:30 December Bride 2 R. Montgomery (c) 4 Lawrence Welk 7 Confidential 11 10:00 Monday Theater 2 News 11 10:15 Theater 11 10:30 News -7 .11 Behind Badge, of Jasz Tom Duggan Movie Neil's 9 Nitecap Theater 13 Movie Media Xoche 11:15 Late Show 4 7, Tom Duggan Rhubarb 13 12:30 Cross Current Theater KNXT, 2 KRCA, 4 KTLA, 5 KAICTV, CIMPJ. 1 KHJ-TV, ChM. KTTV, Chin.

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