Sunday, January 22, !9&f THE PRESS Ruth League Table Tennis Registration PRESS Scheduled Referee Blind Al Welch. President of the While students were play­ North Torrance Babe Ruth ing table tennis in a recrea­ League, announced that the tion room at Western Reserve League will hold players' re­ College ,in Cleveland. Ohio gistrations on Saturday, Feb­ in 1947, a fellow student who ruary 11, lOfil startin'g at 0 Bowling has its code of ethics and sportsmanship and j was totally blind requested a.m. at Guenser Park located Gable House hopes that each bowler, league or other, ^fol-jthat he be named referte. at 178th and Gramercy. lows the few simple and courteous rules. ' j From that moment on, In case of rain the registra­ winter ntr WAV i Chuck Meddick has become tions will take place on Sat­ RIGHT OF WAY - - /well-known for his table ten* urday February 18th at 9 a.m. The bowler on the lane to your right has the right of nig officiating, which he does Boys aged 13, 14 and 15 way. You can give him a quick sign to go ahead as not to strictly- - -by ear. Los Angeles Angels to Hold are invited to register for the slow up the game. Let each Now a newspaper writer corning ball season. They bowler take this time as bowl- for a Long Beach publication, should bring birth certificate ing should be fun and not a | Meddick is rated the No. 1 or other proof of birth date CONGRATULATING constant heckling game. i table tennis referee in the Free Agent Tryout Camp at time of registering. The Los Angeles Angelssupervision of Angels' Mana- 157-pound Dave Fiorelli for After making your deliv- j United States and Canada. He his recent championship per­ ery and the pins fall, walk j officiated at most of the con- will hold a free agent tryoutlger Bill Rigney and his DODCiER CHIEF TOPS camp at Sawtelle Veterans coaching staff, which is pres- Info Desks; formance in the Cal Po'y In­ back immediately to the end i tests in the I960 National Wait Alston is now consid­ JC Tournament is Don't jump Table Tennis Championships Hospital baseball field Feb- ently comprised of Bob Elli- senior man­ vitational of the approach. ered baseball's of El in Ingle wood. ruary 0-9, it has been an- ott and Red Kress. ager because of his continu­ Coach Dave Hengsteler up and down or run across ad­ Fiorelli hopes college nounced by General Manager Haney said, "We are bold- ous service with the Dodgers. U-24 to Be Camino College. joining lanes bothering other During Meddick's Fred Haney. - ' ing this camp for free agents, When Casey Stengel relin­ to maintain his winning record bowlers. days, his dad played the game The camp will be under the,since only signed players will quished the Yankee pilot post against Cerritos Colege to­ Another helpful tip is to in their home, and encour­ -———————— be permitted in our spring to Ralph Houk, Alston stood At Boat Show morrow night at 730 fo.m. in keep children away from the aged Chuck to officiate. Soon Jtf ^ training camp at Palm alone as the only manager A complete boating infor­ the Warrior Gym.___ ball return racks. So many his dad took him to the Na­ in the last mation center, to answer tech­ tional Championships, where n flis >4 mJv sPrin«*-" who hasn't moved little fingers can be pinched as an I itrtK l^^fe* Thc An«cls reguest that seven seasons. nical questions of the South­ for unlimited hydroplanes is and on occasion, the re-set he gained recognition L Wll ^^^^k only those free a8ents eligible When Walt moved up from ern California boating frater­ 192 m.p.h., held by Miss blind nity, will be an innovation at button is accidentally pushed., Medd|ck"was the first ^B to be signed report to the Montreal in '54, his rivals in Thriftway. Most of all don t lose your | -n the ir|\ri jf !camp. All prospects should the National League were the 1961 Southern California Swenson said the U-24 em­ Marine Assocation Hoat Show emper. Remember, you don t' IJS Thpre m on] two Hrlf fl \M bring their own uniforms, Stan Mack, with the Cubs; bodies entirely new concepts have teMplay a sport, good to othpr in the coimtry~one in lfcl%« jL spikes and other equipment. Birdie Tebbetts, with the Jan. 20-29 at Great Western of speedboat design. It can Exhibit Center. -** In addition to Rigney and Reds; Charlie Grimm, with maneuver and remain stable newspapeMobl'Med^ the Braves; Leo Durocher, Information booths with on one of its three "sleds," 30 AND OVER CLUB i^AtlhS his aides, others expected to T Interviewed Ruth Caudle ; dick takcs suburban sports be on hand for the camp are with the Giants; Steve O'Neill, data on all specialized Nau­ if water conditions make it with the Phillies; Fred Ha­ tical subjects (from where necessary. tliis week and learned how ex-s storjeR over the phone and Haney and Farm and Scout­ her husband, i rewrites them on his type- ing Director Roland Hemond, ney, with the Pirates, and Junior can join the Sea Dimensions of the new cited she and Bowling who assumed his duties last Eddie Stankey with the Card­ Scouts to the compression craft are impressive. She is Rill, are In the formation of writer. Most of his stories are in of high school and college week. inals. ratio of diesel engines) will be 25 feet, six inches long, with their league action at Gable 40 Lanes found in the central exhibit an eight-foot beam. A gaso­ April. They hope to enlarge basketball, baseball and foot­ building, on Atlantic Boule­ line turbine engine, that will the membership to fifty charter members (ages 50 and ball. Free­ He is also the public ad­ coaching staff within the next vard just off Santa Ana rev up 10,500 to 12,750 horse­ over). Single and married people are welcome. at way. such dress announcer at Park Ave­ week. power, will be installed in Besides bowling, there will be other activities Boston; Paul Richards, at Chi­ 200 MPH BOAT the craft. Cost of conduction, as parties, excursions, meetings, square dancing, and last nue Field in Long Beach. cago; Al Lopez, at Cleveland; An unlimited class hydro­ less engine, was $28,000. a King and Queen contest. De­ but not least Skiiers Invited Freddie Hutch in son, at plane, of radically new de­ LADIES DAY TOO Mrs. Caudle and Jerry Homel, General Manager of troit; Eddie Joost, at Kansas sign, blueprinted to top 220 to have free classes for anyone over City; Casey Stengel, at New be another stellar The float. Show is the an­ Gable House, plan And To Club Meeting m.p.h., will nual showcase of the indus­ fifty on Sunday morning, January 29, at 10 o'clock. So make HONDA recrea York, and Bucky Harris, at exhibit at the show. Any skier, either Washington. try, and the 'Gl exhibition in- a date to visit Gable next Sunday. lionai or racer, who Is inter The potential world record |eludes complete lines of 19G1 Including 1945 and up to breaker, .Jeffry's U-24, was THREE PLUS TWO DOWN ested in Joining an acUvo *l the moment there have been j model boats, all types of en­ designed by Armand Swen- gines and marine accessories. The Tuesday evening Three Plus Two handicap League *W..qkluh' 24 managerial appointments son, Santa Monica marine en­ of the Week." This; South Bay WaHers Ski Club H on the seven other National Ft. Werner Buck, executive which bowls at 6:30. is the "League HERE! next meeting Thua^y. :r-n- gineer who designed Miss producer of the show, an­ league has six teams with five members on each. Team 2,' League club's, and 31 in the Bardal, the 1958 national un­ uary 2f> at 8 p.m. at.Caprmo s American League. nounced today that all es­ the Headhunters, and team 1, the Alley Gaiters, are tied j Restaurant in Torrance. limited class champion. corted women will be ad­ for first, place with 48 wins and 24 losses. Running a closej Several weekend ski trips FISIIIN' The Boat Show display of mitted free on the two offi­ third place, one game down, is team .~> (Rardahl). | EXPERT are planned in the near fu-i Six Dodgers arc headed for the hotshot craft will be the cial Ladies Days Mondays Weekly honors are held by MHS. Bill Keck, 579; MHG.j view of the U-24. CHILD ture. Mammoth Mountain iH, a fishing tournament in Las first public and Tuesday, Jan. 23 and 24. Charles Kn'ov, 223; WHS, Kay Liggett. 530; and WHG, Billie the location of the first trip Vegas February 1. Bidding After the Boat Show closes, Morris, 106. Season top honors to date are held by MHS, j NURSERY on February 11 and 12 and on Lake Mead will the speedburner will be The Dodgers have had the Ken Urry, 278; WHS, Billie Grant, for prizes Las Jim Liggett, 700; MHG, Quality CARE will be followed by four other be Norm Sherry, Norm Lar shipped to Lake Mead, top player in minor league 642; and WHG, Lorry Page. 240. trips to the following areas: ker, Wally Moon, Roger Vegas, for time trials prior baseball two straight, seasons LEAGUES NOW to the summer racing season. Frank Howard in 1959 and TOP PINNERS FORMING Aspen Colo., February 10-17; Craig, Stan Williams and Ed in Motion Big bear, February 25 and 26; Roebuck. The present world record Willie Davls last season. The members of the top team and their averages are China Peak, March 18 and If); as follows: Team 2 J. Liggett. 1G5; K. Liggett. 132; J. Find- llectrlc Starter Big Bear, 25 and 26 of March lay. 155; J. Dowty. 129; and K. Byers, 176. Team 1 B. Nor-; and Mammoth Mountain on ris. Ml; S. Johnson, 107; E. Eck, 152; D. Eck, 150; and Prices Start at $245 April 8 and 9. L. Grant. 160. § 100% Financing In conjunction with two of The other three teams are called the Pinmisscrs. The these trips will be a series of Strikers, and the Fireballs. A special tribute to team 6 (Fire­ interclub races. balls) whoso members are J. Simmons, R. Peterson, K. For more information Peterson, J. Kasterko, and M. O'Melia. CONTINENTAL about the club or the week- EAT ,end trips call #111 Boyette at LET'S 22501 Hawthorn* Blvd. If you visited the Rik-Sha Room last Monday and Tues­ IMPORTS, LTD. t Sepulvtda DA 6-1942. Acroi* from Start day, I'm sure you found the food excellent and the service 2105 Rtdondo Beach Blvd. For Info., Call FR 1-2265 Use Press classified ads to exceptional, especially when you got two meals for the price Open Doily 'til 8 p.m. buy, rent or sell. Phone of one, The special still holds, so let's see another big turn­ Redondo FR 4-6403 DA 5-1515. out. DRYSDALE TOP FANNER Spotlight's on th« South Bay Area Statistician Allan Roth has O. A. S. dug up another figure to spot­ light the Dodgers' strikeout Pensioners Affected penchant. Don Drysdale fan­ 'Little Guys and Gals' Show ned 240 last season and Sandy Koufax whiffed 197. by NEW LAW That was the first time any and Baby Festival of 1961 team boasted one-two in this W« cordially invite all children to enter the Baby Show which department since D a z z \ wt art conducting in Redondo Beach, Torrance and Gardena. Venice and Burleigh Grimes NO COST TO PARENTS led tho strikeout parade foi Public Law 86-778 includes «y« examin­ Ages I Month to 6 Years Tropies Awarded to Class Winners Brooklyn in 1924 and the Health Examinations . . . Movies of Winners ation, glasses and repairs for all O.A.S. Free two-man total of 4W strike- Baby Beauty Show . . . Coronation Pageant recipients. NEW GLASSES available to louts is a new National Ltague Jan. 26, Friday, Jan. 27, Care Fund for Old Age Security recipients beginning Oct. high for two members of the Register Thursday, 28 I, I960. New glasses will be available to more pensioners. same staff. The old mark was and Saturday, Jan. 436 set by Christy Mathew During Store Hours (10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.) For information about this liberalized eye-care plan, drop in son and Iron Man Joe Mc- REDONDO BEACH at our STREET FLOOR OFFICES. No appointment is nece»- Klnnitv for the New York DUNLAP'S DEPARTMENT STORE *ary. Juit bring your card. We will help you in filling out Giants'of 1903. 260 Harbor Drive the necessary records for obtaining glasses WITHOUT COST LARKER AVERAGED .300 GARDENA to you. Beautiful frames to choose from. Courteous service. Charlie Drcssen's bench GARDENA DEPARTMENT STORE Comfortable private facilities are provided. 32 years In j jockeying of Norm Larkei 1106 Gardena Harbor area. Open Friday evening and all day Saturday. j his pot target, didn't pay ofl TORRANCE Offices in Wilmington and Long Beach. I last season. Larker's .337 average against Milwaukee TOY KING, 1265 Sartori Ave. was high for the Dodgers in REGISTER EARLY. Either parent may fill in entry blank. Not competition with the Braves necessary to bring the child to enroll. Please do not phone Norm, incidentally, hit .30( the store. DR. J. M. SOSS, Optomelrist against every clul UP Joe Austin, 54, goes up for minute basket before about 1500 frenzied or better Awarded to the First 100 Entrants 1268 Sartori Torrance AUSTIN in the league except the Phil- 100 Gifts two points in South'* losing fight with Mira fans. Mike Andrews, 52, hopefully watches 810 Avalon Blvd., Wilmington 37 Pin* Av*., Long Btach lies \vho "halved" him to .205 Conducted by 3rd Reonnaissance Squad 185 Costa in the Spartan gym Friday night. The the ball leave Joe'i hands. and Saturday* All Day Armor Troop D, Calif. Army National Guard Open Friday Evenings Mustangs put the game on ice with a last Photo by Dave Kraizer Use classified. Call DA 5-1515 WILLS BLASTS PENN ,average against the World Mnury Wills wns at his best |Champion Pirate* was no tigninst the Pennsylvania 1 fluke brrau.se he battered 1st PAYMENT IN 1961 clubs hitting. 'M(> versus Phil-;their pitching for a .304 aver- SPRUCE UP! Get rid of the "bulges afk'lphi.'i and .437 against;ago in 1!):>9. giving him a two- Pit tKburgh. In Connjc Mark year mark of .423 against the ^ the refreshing way! DENTURES Stadium he hit .512. His high Pirates. j IMMEDIATE DENTURES PENSIONERS WELCOMED NEW MAGNETIC NOW YOU MAY HAVE * Oebble Oro DENTURES DFNTURKS -NEW Everyone is MEDICAL BILL REPAIRS... RELINES DIFFICULT SHOW While U Waif CASES DR. WHARTON making tracks for MEMBER CAUFORNIA with Sleop OPEN EVENINGS ...and »OCIETY or Extractions DENTAL SURGEONS AMI LOW PRICES the M 'W» Arranqt) AND SATURDAYS NO MONEY R. 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