50 THE TORRANCE HERALD JUNE 13, 1963 He wit/ Gui(des Gianti « Deep in hitting power and 1 mine runs while Winter has li ive fence-busters. j li at old Black will) trunk Tut- pitching strength, the Giants c ompiled 14 , A 1-9 mark has left the Pir- tl e as coach and Ricky Hanscn continue to pace the Torrance in third place, the White Sox a es in the cellar. Bill Mont- b casting a home run. Ray Gros American Little League at the I wast a 5-5 record under the g ornery, : and Leonard is manager of the Browns with half-way mark with a 9-1 roc- t nanaging of Dave Smith and K Ink and Gardner James, L eo Murrilo as coach. Tiger ord 1 he coaching of Lloyd Leander- c oaches, have Jim Poser, who r lanager is W. E. Irgrns with Managed by Harrv Lingo and \ /\\\c. h as hit four home runs, and C arl Binford and Nick Marks coached by Jack Wirick. the ... steve Mitofsky, who has one. a9 coaches. DRESS Giants boast the league's top Tilt: DODGERS boast a 4-6 Steve Bucks lias the lone jitcher in Glenn Hewitt, who record for fourth place with THE GIANTS also lead the h ome run for the Red Sox un- SLACKS las five shutouts, including a frank Astiazaran as manager J> Jnor League standings with c er the managing of Don«hl no-hitter, has a 16- ind Homer Nelson as coach, a 7-1-1 record. Trailing are the > lurphv and the coaching -«f game to his credit, and a 6-0 Mike Astiazaran has 1 idians, Yanks, Browns. Tig- S kip Wick and Ray BurS. record. collected five home runs in- e rs. Red Sox, Pirates, and A lanaging the Pirates is BB)> Hewitt and John Anderson eluding the league's only grand C )odgers. S chacffer with Jim Wilson ami Short or Long Sleevt lave belted home runs for the ilam. Giant manager is Marvin F rank Bland coaching. Giants while Robert Putzell 1 Dodger Jeff Buford S cott while Mark Scott has the Dodger manager is JoKn White Dress Shirts has a pair of four-baggers. las two homers and Mike t ie Minor League's only one- 1^lansford while Mike Tischlir McDcvitt has one four-bagger, h itter. Thomas Boring manages h as one homer to his credit. MANAGED BY Mel Winter ... , he Indians with Walt Hollo- Managing in the Tralrrtji}; and coached by Dwight Morri- RESTING IN fifth place with \ ay and J. Jones as coaches I.eaguc are Joe Castehnn, son. the Tigers are in second a 4-6 slate, the Red Sox are I itcher Melvin Hatton has the J ames Irvine, John Whafe*. with a 7-3 slate. Glynn Winter, managed by Rabc Reynolds t eam's only homer. a nd Frank Bland. Coaching arr Steve Schrader. Scott Ward, and coached by 1-es Stecle. > lilo Hutchinson and Dorral Hones Form-Fit and Mike Ragland have belted Dennis Snyder and Gary Blair MANAGING THE Yanks is C}mur. MUSCLE T-SHIRTS Nationsil Leagiie Race Closd^ r.P ~ M

Jewel Movement — Men's & Boys' But Phillies Rn lop With the top teams In the >y Mark Marquard, but gave BOB JONES. Randy Bishop i et up Furlong's game-winn\nj WATCHES J99 Torrance National Little p 10 walks. ind Fox connected for RBIs alow. Ideal for Grade * Fa League splitting a pair of con­ Daren Vom Stieg, John i or the Cards while Marquard Phil Rader and Bob Salas com­ ther'i Day gifts. Swln mid«, iwtep iccond Heavy tests last week, the chase for 'layton. and Bob Jones drove i md Steve Buckman got credit bined for the Yanks to hurl hand, antl magnetic, Gov'L Canvn the pennant remained as Ught n runs for the Cardinals. or runs driven across for the i three-hitter, whiffing 13JMJ thock protected, un­ Hexagonal as ever. e . . Jraves. Buckman got the qnly ssulng six walks. Keith QHcjc breakable main spring. TENTS The Phillies continue to pace GETTING another top mound tilt off Fox. < ind Chuck O'Brien and Gvyte 1-Yeor Factory the circuit with a 7-2 mark ffort, this time without Uie Making the week complete, Simpson toiled for the Angelv Guarantee with the Cardinals a close sec­ ildness, the Cards took an he Yanks and Angels also ond at 6-3. The Cubs are third asy win in the second game split two contests. The Yanks IN THE second contest, the with a 5-4 record with the s Jim Fox came up with the ook the second game 4 to 3 Yanks resorted to three pitch; Yanks fourth at 5-5 the Angels ictory. after dropping an 8-5 nod in crs but a bases-loaded blast by fifth at 3-8. and the Braves in Fox Hipped a brilliant one- .he opener. Jhuck O'Brien in the second the cellar with a 2-8 mark. itter. striking 16 batters nning was too much to over* MEN'S Improving their chances for nd walking only three men. THE YANKEE win came on come. Canvas the crown, the Cubs split a lark Marquard forced Fox all ft crucial double by Gary Fur- O'Bricn's grand slam came pair of contests with the Phils. lie way as he gave up only ong with two men on in the with a 3-2 count and headed In the initial contest, the Phil- three hits, whiffed 12. and al­ extra . Don Goss walked the RBIs accumulated by CycT Casuals lies gained a 3-1 triumph, but lowed seven free tickets. and Dick Stellabotte singled to Bailey and Bruce Johnson. "^ • All Colon the Cubs earned a 14-11 de­ MEN'S tNEW OXFORDS • AN Sixes cision in the second encounter. SHARPE FOILED hiu« MH .«,.«,. ?.'» ealirirjnTutN-t THE INITIAL CONTEST was a tight hurling battle as Mike Abrams finally overcame a combination of Terry and Ken Late-Inn ing Hit iSj noils Bi& Waters. Abrams struck out 14 men. allowed three hits, and walked one. The two Waters For Colt League 1\o-Hitten boys fanned 13. gave up three safeties and allowed five free Only a seventh-inning hit struck out 12 and allowed only going until the fifth fram«~fi»> passes. lalted Bob Sharpe from twirl- one hit as the Giants bounced the Braves, but was suddtlBjfC Popular Abrams drove two runs ng a perfect game the past >ack for a 2-1 triumph against walloped for three straJgBC CALFSKIN across for the Phils while Ken week, but he led the Torranco he Braves. safeties and had to be liftffr Waters hit a home run for the Colt League-leading Tigers to Don Dlsrud had a no-hitter for Dave Veldheer. -^ UATHER only Cub tally. a 3-1 victory over the Braves. Sharpe had his no-hit bid FOURTEEN WAIJvS proved ruined when Mike Gilliam *£? ! ie downfall of the Phillies in dropped a Texas Leaguer over Winonly ] Favorite 1 Gigantic le second game. Cralg Pres­ second base. Bill Vallcs threw ton gave up 10 hits, struck out 'or the Bravts and allowed CLOSE-OUT! eight and gave up all 14 free four hits and issued six walks. passes as the Cubs earned a The Angels proved more dif­ For Rich Stakes ^= split. ficult to handle as Steve Keal- Fred W. Hooper's Winonly. ixteenth Saturday climax of Terry Waters and Cralg Net ey survived a rocky beginning victor in the $122.300 Callfor- a big week of stakes compel!" tleland were also wild, giving to post a 7-6 victory over tho nian in his last effort, is ex­ tion at Hollywood Park. up nine bases on balls, but at Tigers. Kealey was racked for pected to top a sparkling field The $20.000 added ClnderaU lowing only six hits to take the three runs and four hits in the of handicap contenders in the a Stakes will bring out tbft. win. first frame, but hung on to ob­ 950.000 added Inglcwood >cst of the two-year-old fillies tain his third win against one Handicap at a mile and one- today. ABRAMS TRIED to pull the defeat. Winonly. 1962 sprint chain- ime out of the fire for the lion at Hollypark. scored 'He >hils when he hit a home run KKAI.KY GAVE UP one run inest triumph of his careeQn with the bases loaded. It was and one hit the rest of the Entry List 'he Callfornian and proved J|e the second grand slam of the (50,000 added I n g 1 e w o o d could carry his vaunted speed year for Abrams. the Tigers, but was relieved in over the middle distance wwh SINGLE MANTa UNTERN The last-place Braves pulled the second by Ron Bauer. Over 100 winning results. or 2-Burner a huge upset when the; Keith Patton homered off Villa THE HOOPER star surgtd knocked over the Cards 6 to 5 in the Initial stanza. into command turning Into file CAMP STOVE after absorbing an 8-2 licking Hard to whip, the Angels At Rodeo stretch of The Californian «d in the Initial encounter. also took an 11-1 win over the then courageously repulsetFa Auxiliary fence, ecrecn rn~ Entries have now topped 100 stern late challenge from air. cloiure, etc. Heavy canvaa STEVE SHAW allowed only Giants. The Giants dropped be­ SLEEPING BAG SPECIALS! A nylon ecreen, metal gronv hind quickly as starter Mike for the 10th annual Kiwanls Consistency. tL JR. OUTDOORSMAN five hits, fanned seven, am Foster was touched for six hits Coliseum rodeo on Saturday Among likely rivals of N^fci- walked three to erase a good evening, June 22. at the huge 22"xl4"xl3" and two runs before being re­ only in the Inglcwood 'Cap £ terformance by Randy Bishop Figueroa-Santa Barbara Ave­ Mr. Consistency, AldershM. only a double lieved in the third. CAMP COOLER )ishop allowed * nue bowl. General Chairman Cadiz. Crazy Kid. Rablero. fy- JON HADLEY, making his Chuck Moran reports. phoon 11. Valentine and Your 100% Iniulated, ill metal ^ DAILY DELUXE ^ oonitruotlon. Hat built-in first start of the year, allowed A full field of nearly 200 of Alibhai, the last named la draJn iptjut, removable PARLOR BUS SERVICf only two hits. Jack Maroni tho nation's premier cowboys stakes- winning invader irfljn tray lid, Ice pick A open­ is expected in the fold by the East Coast. * er. Made (or long luting In 1M2 CARE helped nearly rodeo time. THE INGLEWOOD Handing*, Mrvloe. With 2 carrying HOLLYWOOD PARK second of six "fifty-grandew" handle*. Reg. 19.95 Value Leevee Cabrlllo * Careen St., five million people In the Phil­ Sponsored by Kiwanls and 12:11 p.m. ippine!!. More than three mil backed by the 20,000 Klwan- during the 55-day season 'if 12:20 p.m. lion, mainly children, received ians in the Southland, the Coli­ Thoroughbred racing, annually 12.24 p m. food In school surplus lunch seum rodeo is the nation's sets the stage for two Holly- largest one-day rodeo. It has >ark classics that follow, the 12:27 p.m. plans. At least one million ROUND TRIP FARE 11.40 shared farm, vocational, health been a traditional feature of $50,000 added American Han­ and educational equipment the summer season at the dicap on the Fourth of Jttlv DA l.UM. Eve: TE 3 M73 sent by Americans through Southland for the post-World and the $102,100 Hollywood BIG 9'xl2' ^ M * M CHARTER 1^1 E$ ^ ICARE. War 11 years. Gold Cup on July 13. t Plastic Included among the entries Among eligibles to the fire- to date are the cowboys who furlong Cnderclla Stakes tooiy Ground Cloth currently rate one-two in the are such speedy juvenile f lift** NCW PORTABU TOILET U.S. all-around cowboy stand as Leisurely Kin, Betty Pueoffi, ings. They are Dean Oliver Sari's Song, My Bright HaQj, six times U.S. calf roping king Sweet and Fleet, Poliniss, Blue 1 SPECHAL! 1 and giant Harry Charters, the. Norther, Goyala and NashvMe bull-wrestling wonder. Ught. J Aside from the regulation Big 5-Cell rodeo events, the Coliseun Flashlight 1 AD.IUST 1 event will include a gian SLO-PITCri ANY TR>\NSMISSION entry parade of leading stars with of the entertainment work and prominent and colorfu RESULTS -: Batteries equestrian leaders. MONDAY LEAGUE > B, c.i.i ). Columbia Conit. Co. V I'.my Home Raldere t. Torrejfte Elkt Club 0. *» Pan of Call 10, Paul'e Impala'*"*. 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