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JULY 19, 1962 THE TORRANCE HERALD 47 Little League All—Stars Open Tournament Tournament play begins to­ todav at the same time on the [Warring at the North Torrance day for California District 27 North Torrance East field. ! East field. Little League all-star teams. Tomorrow at 5:30 p.m.. Tor-' Pacific Coast and Domingucz At 5:30 p.m. today. Torranco ranee American and North Lit ,|c u,aj,U(,s ,| rcw |)yt,s tnc I Central and Harbor City teams Torrance West will battle on , firs, , will meet e the Torrance theI !» TorranceTn**f net.m Centralr'nnff'llftnUl field Central field At the same time. Lomita DISTRICT U7 North Torrance East and'. _ ... .. , ,.,in ,, Freway Little League will meet I and Torrance Natlonal wlU be ALL-STAR ROSTKR American Little league Roy Ricks. Robert Weber. Clarence S n y d e r. Richard Red Devils Whip Koulk. (!ary Beniis. Stove Lingo, Alien Caspar. Steve j Schrader, Thomas Gammon. Loop Champions Danny Pace. George Hager- i man, Mike Maxcenti, Tim Tric- DON'T MISS THESE BUYS - BRING ENTIRE AD WITH YOU! Too late kel, Greg Singer. Manager. in the season to do JKRRY Mcl.KAN and Steve These are sensational buys you won't believe un­ any good, tbe Torrance Red Water got only one hit apiece, Harry Lingo: Coach. Mcl Win­ Devils have developed into a but both were home runs. Me- ter. til you see them. Some are even our FREE GIFT powerhouse. Lean's four-bagger came with to you! Merc are just a few ways you SAVE when Central Little League you SHOP AT TRY-IT! Culver City already has the P*1' °» baso- Randy Carter, Tom Conroy. South Bay Connie Mack cliam-' Carcy Hubert and .lohn Cam- , Bob Floyd. Mike Randall. Mark Coupons Good Only on pionship sewn up, but lost its ; bon shared m o u n d woes i Hornbcck. Bart Johnson, Don Dates Printed Thereon undefeated record to the Red ayainst San Pedro. Tbe visitors Lucarclli, Stove McCrcady. Devils on Saturday. proved to be poor guests and Gary Meyer. Danny Miller, Behind a 16 strike-out effort | took a 10-9 decision from the .lames Smoot. Jimmy Thorn- of Erv Palica, the local nine | home-town team, ton, Steve Turner. Manager, 23027-33 S. Avalon Blvd. We Welcome chalked up a 4-0 win. Palica al- ... Bill Floyd; Coach. Joe Carter. Your Account lowed but four hits in shutting RICK HOOD belted a home BANKAMERICARD AND INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTS WELCOME out the .defending national 'run. slammed three hits and Freeway Little League Jona­ OPEN DAILY 9 TO 8 FRIDAYS 'TIL 9 SUNDAYS 'TIL 6 champs. drove in four runs in the loss. than Clark, Lynn Cralg. Martin The Los Angeles Dodger Ericson, Orlando Gonzales. Mi­ Rookies fared worse than the chael Hammond. Craig Hcaly, Pfau Whiffs San Pedro nine, as the Red Phillip Lozano. John Patchctt, VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON Devils limited them to a 12-12 Robert Palmer Jr.. Richard tie. Perez, Stewart Schoficld, Roger WITH THIS COUPON 18 Batters Scott, Delbort Shotwell, Paul ONLY WITH THIS COUPON ONLY DON COIL AND L a r r y Tucker. Manager, ^yilliam Thomas worked on the hill for Porcz; Coach Kenneth Mitcholl. TOYA In No-Hitter Torrance as Hubert banged Pacific Coast Little League 3-PIECE (ANNISTER SETS 1 five safeties to pace the local's William Atxeisson, Brent CAPS Ken Pfau twirled a master- j hitting By Lawion. Baked enamel flniih, copper lidi attack, Barron. Jerry Bray, Robert with ful no-hitter in Pacific matching plaitic knobt. Coupon good Ameri- \ Hubert blasted a home run Brooks. Tedmon Caspo, Daniel Coot comfort for tummer. Variety of hrough Wednetday, July 25. can Little League action, whip- 1 as did McLean. Doty. Peter Jclinski. John colort in most men't litei. Limit one ping a third strike past 18 j Ram.|,o i,osts t|le Red Devils Kowite, Robert Une. Paul (1) per adult cuitomer. men as the Red Sox rolled ! on Saturday in a 3:30 p.m. en- Padrnos. William Puckett, Mi­ over the Tigers. 7-0. counter at La Cienega Park. chael Ramirez Jr.. Daniel Wil­ Reg. Coupon Good Only Pfau aided his own cause by On Sunday. Hawthorne bcck- liams. David Wilson. Manager. 4.75 glamming a home run. It was ons for an'0ther 3:30 p.m. tus- Cecil Larson; Coach. Vie Giard- Fri. & Sot., July 20-21 the league's second no-hitter s)c inelli. of the season. j ' _________ National 99? In another superb mound ef-' Little League fort, Lowell Mondrago spun a , !) t Duane Graham. Mike Bran- three-hitter as the Indians 1 11 cllt oost stetter. Keith Olson. J o h n glided by the loop-champ Ath­ Cook. J. D. Mosier. James Fox. letics, 5-1. Kenny M c M u 11 c n. C h u c k VALUABLE COUPON Tordena Lead O'Brian. Mo Kraig. Timmy VALUABLE QOUPON Vcnable. Randy Jolls, Mike BOB GREEN hurled no-hit WITH THIS COUPON ONLY ball for the first six frames, On Two Wins Van Krolingcn. Charlie Curnut. WITH THIS COUPON ONLY but walks and errors by his ' Billy Bradshavv. Manager. Jim teammates contributed to the Maintaining ---- a wide lead, thc O'Toolc; Coach, Andy Antler- GENUINE PYREX loss. John Brogdon. Indian Pirates won a pair of Tordena son. PFLUEGER CASTING catcher, broke REELS up the perfecto ' Colt League contests to boost North Torrance (West) Little with a dean single in the final their record Pllutgtr Skilkatt rttl with Uvtl wind, micro CREAMER to 17-1. League Gabriel Lcnsing Jr.. adiuitable, mechanical (number, o( pollihid frarne In a game at Gardena Hoc- Diimolilt. Coupon Gary Ostcrhues. Royle Still- good through Wedneiday, Genuine Pyre* Creamer trimmed with band of col­ Seemingly destined for the rcation Park, the Pirates nosed July 2S. man. Richard Sehwartz. Sloven or. Limit one (1) per adult cuttomer. cellar, thc 'Orioles put on a out the second-place Dodgers, Marks. Stanley Townsend. Coupon good strong team showing to win 4-3 in an extra-inning encoun- James Bachis. Eric Pierson. ONLY on dayi indicated herein. their last four games and tie tor. Earlier, thc Pirates had I Richard Mansker. John Baucr, Reg. for sixth place. whacked the Dodgers 10-8. 99 Coupon Good Only Tyrone Pruett, Dennis Flops, 16.95 Other action saw the Dodgers Philip Cadenhead. Lynn Pear- THE STRONG play by Sid whip the Tigers. 4-3 and then sey. Manager. Ken Schwarz; Sot. Thru Tuej., July 21-24 Orr. Chuck Hrchor. Phil and trounce thc Angels, 12-8. Coach. John Motta. 3 Steve Hertzog and Jim Potter Thc Angels came back to contributed to thc team's nip the Senators. 3-2. Thc North Torrance (East) Little comeback. | Tigers tripped again, falling League Richard Brewer, In thc only other game on , before the Braves. 7-4. Stove Wilson, John Sinclair, tap, thc Braves whipped the STANDINGS Loon Smith. John Billingsly. VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE Yankees, 15-10. Marc Klugman \V L TIE Steve Carlson. Kon Phillips, COUPON swatted his second homer of Pirates ................ 17 1 Ralph Mooro, Ken Rookor. Tim the year for the Yanks, tying Dodgers ................ 12 6 1 Dillard. Jorry Ryan. Danny WITH THIS COUPON ONLY WITH THIS COUPON ONLY Red Sox star Ix>igh McArthur Braves .................. 10 7 1 Burgum. Richard Delivonori, for the league lead. Taylor Angels .................... 6 12 1 Joo Sptnuzzu. Manager. Harald ARTIFICIAL WESTCLOX Wood also homered in thc los­ Tigers .............. 4 12 2 Brewer: Coach. Howard Grif- WRIST ing cause. , Senators 1153 i fin. ROSE WATCHES Genuine Wetlclox writ! watch (men'i only) automatic Beautiful, lilt-Ilk* long-tlimm«d artificial wind, thockproof, waterproof, tweep tacond hand. rot*. Our gilt to Ih* ladlti. Coupon good Coupon good through Wedneiday, July IS. only on dayt Indicated. Limit on* (1) per GREENLAND adult cuilomtr. 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    Tartar Freshman Erv Palica Hero In 10-1 Baseball Win Over South Erv Palica a Torrancc | should bo quite a family topic The Tartars came back in the DEFENSIVELY. Steve Park High froslnnan with a brilliant; at least until the two clubs 4th to score five more, and er in leftfield for Torrance am baseball background and a meet in a return engagement added injury to insult in the Mike Andrews at shortstop fo promising f n t u r e came or, May 3. 6th in scoring three "insur- South were standouts, through in the hero's role Torrance clouted 12 hits off ancc" markers, Torrance evened its league Thursday when the Tartars three South pitchers, and back- record at 2-2, a game and smashed their intra-cit.v rivals j ed winning pitcher Tom Rich- IN THE FOURTH, Kloazar half behind pace-setting El Se from South High, 10 to 1, at, ardson (3-3) with sterling de- gundo, while South dropped April 3, 1960 Ybarra tripled and Rich Hood 10 Torrance Park : Pioneer' fensive play. doubled to set off the fire­ to 1 and 2. League crucial. I works. Before the inning was Both schools are still .n CIF Palica went 4-for-4. drove in RICHARDSON WAS tapped over, four more singles and playoff contention (first or sec what proved to be the game's for nine hits, at least one in two walks contributed to the ond place). North Shoots winning runs in the first in- every inning, but they were ef- quintet of runs.
  • Brooklyn's Dodgers : the Bums, the Borough, and the Best of Baseball, 1947-1957

    Brooklyn's Dodgers : the Bums, the Borough, and the Best of Baseball, 1947-1957

    Brooklyn's Dodgers This page intentionally left blank Brooklyn's Dodgers The Bums, the Borough, and the Best of Baseball 1947-1957 Carl E. Prince OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS New York Oxford Oxford University Press Oxford New York Athens Auckland Bangkok Bogota Bombay Calcutta Cape Town Dar es Salaam Delhi Florence Hong Kong Istanbul Karachi Kuala Lumpur Madras Madrid Melbourne Mexico City Nairobi Paris Singapore Taipei Tokyo Toronto and associated companies in Be Ibadan Copyright © 1996 by Carl E. Prince First published by Oxford University Press, Inc., 1996 198 Madison Avenue, New York, New York 10016 First issued as an Oxford University Press paperback, 1997 Oxford is a registered trademark of Oxford University Press All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior permission of Oxford University Press. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Prince, Carl E. Brooklyn's Dodgers : the Bums, the borough, and the best of baseball 1947-1957 / Carl E. Prince, p. cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN 0-19-509927-3 ISBN 0-19-511578-3 (Pbk.) 1. Brooklyn Dodgers (Baseball team)—History. 2. Brooklyn (New York, N.Y.)—Social life and customs. 3. Brooklyn (New York, N.Y.)— History. I. Title. GV875.B7P75 1996 796.357'64'0974723—dc20 95-26483 13579108642 Printed in the United States of America For Jon, Liz, and Marcia This page intentionally left blank Contents Introduction ix 1. Integration: Dodgers' Dilemma, Dodgers' Response 3 2.