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Torrance Press Page C-6 TORRANCE PRESS TVurtday, July 7, t DO-IT-YOURSELF SAvTsO^l Open Tourney in Second Day PRESS \ PRE-CUT REDWOOD FENCING A slar-ftlufldcd field of 152 nia Open howling champion­ The four-day competition squads at 2 and 8 p.m. champion bowlers of nation­ ship'tournament yesterday at marks the first big league ef­ The tournament is the fi­ UCC SELLS FOR LESS on the first coast-to- I ft. HIOH al and regional fame launched the Bowl-O-Drome in Tor- fort here to present profes­ nal stop the $24,200 Southern Califor­ ranee. sional bowling as a genuine coast tour arranged by the spectator attraction. PBA and the lineup of Bowl- A. limited number of re­ O-Drome participants include We Have A Large served seats and standing- the winners of five previous are still avail­ championships events at New Selection of room tickets GRAPESTAKE STYLE FENCE 5 FT,«(" ft- ft. \ able .at the box offices at York, Pennsylvania, New Jer­ * FT. $1.11 1 Bowl-O-Drome for the co- sey, Nevada, and Northern USED sponsored Professional Bowl­ California. FENCE INSTALLED 45e'«H ers' Association and A lex Money Winner* REFRIGERATORS Schreiber and Family Enter­ Also entered are nine of Redwood BBQ TABLE* prises .rt6-game competition the 10 leading money winners Lomila Little Leaguers Will 60 inches long, 34 inches wicU K Stoves and today, tomorrow, Friday and on the gold trail. The indi­ Taklt midi with tii 2*« t wldt. ' J 00 Saturday. vidual leader is Tom Hennes- Auto. Washers Bowl Six (lames sey of St. Louis, the National four 2x4'i aYS 149&4 Here Saturday i^f^ A up Hold Play-Off YilM 14 I In The Grtittr Torranct Area ^^j^F All entries are scheduled Invitational champion at Las K.D. "" 35 to bowl six games today on who has the loss. Roger Cum­ Vegas, Nevada, On Saturday the Major with \ KEYSTONE squads at noon, 3, 7 and 10 earned $7050. League playoffs in Lomita mins was the losing catcher. D. N. LEGG MILL & LUMBER CO. p.m. Second biggest winner is Little League play, will be On Wednesday. June 29th 14119 SO. WESTERN AVI. REFRIGERATORS The field will be cut to 06 Don Carter. Hennessey's Na­ held at. 2 p.m. to determine the Tropical Bowl Tigers de­ UA. 9-6303 OARDENA bowlers for the 12-game semi­ tional doubles and Budweiser the winner of the loop. The feated the second half win­ MO fT H Of KOSiCKANt 247 E. Carson St. .'{, 7 and 10 OPEN SAT. till S finals at noon, team partner, who has col­ Tropical Bowl Tigers, win­ ners, the 7-Up Indians by a Op«n Daily 9-5 p.m., Sun. 12-6 p.m. p.m. on Friday, and the final lected $6050. ners of the first half, will score of 4 to 3. Lynn Hughes TE 5-7305 12 games on Saturday will be Among other likely favor­ engage the second half win­ of Ihe Tigers hit a homerim confined to 48 qualifiers on ites for the $.1000'Bowl-O- ners, the 7-1'p Indians. and Pete Giacomi of the In­ Drome first pri/e is slender On Sunday the "Presenta­ dians also hit a homerun. The Harry Smith of the St. Louis tion of Awards"will be held winning pitcher was Larry Falstaffs, the current Nation­ starting at 1:30 p.m. for the Bailey and t,h e winning al All-Star champion. boys. Following the awards catcher was* Lynn Hughes. Principal challengers come presentation the Hags and TVje losing pitcher was David from Missouri (13), Michigan Bags will play their ball Sanders and losing catcher (10). Illinois (7), Texas (7). game. The mothers from the was Joe DiMassa. Arizona <5), Washington (4). Major league teams are the Pennsylvania (3),* and one The team standings to cli­ Major Bags and the mothers max the second half are at each from Oregon. Utah, Flor­ from the Minor League teams ida. New York, Kansas, Lou­ follows: are the Minor Hags. W L isiana, and Minnesota. Th« results for the final Cal Kegler* Indians ________. 7 2 week of play in th« second Tigers _________ 6 3 California will be represent­ half $t Lomita Little League ed by a total of 96 bowlers, Yankees ________ 3 6 are as follows: Start _______..__ 2 7 67 from the southland and 29 The Chandler Yankees de­ from the bay area. the Cal Bank Stars by Tuesday, June 28th, Seals The local contingent i« feated 12, Solons 11. of a score of 10 to 9 on Monday. headed by Andy Marzich June 27th. Barry Hyde was Thursday. June 30th, Bear­ Ingle wood, Loy Countryman ers 15, Dodgers 9. of the winning pitcher and Jim of Glendale. Carl Winfield winning catcher. July 1st, Padrei 8, Hollydale. Jack Heydeman of Bunch the Friday, Hollywood and 19-year-old Terry Hicks was charged Angels 8. Ron Winger of Van Nuys, the members of the mythical Southern California 1959-60 season all-star team. Following is the schedule and squad assignments for OUTDOORS today: Squad 1-A, 7 p.m. Thursday: Berle Osborn. Mesa, Ariz.; WITH MEL Tony Posselli, San Jose; Jack Soelberg, Portland. Ore.; BY MEL SALTZMAN Hank Lauman, Pico-Rivera; PRICES SLASHED IN EVERY Vern Downing. Rodeo; Jack Just heard of a good trip and thought that I should Roberts, Monrovia; John pass on the information to you. Jack Rood, Glen Sudmeyer, Nickel, Birmingham, Mich.; and Jacks Dad. rented a skiff at Redondo. Using their own ... Don Mazur, Arcadia; Ray outboard (they don't rent motors) they headed out toward DEPARTMENT Bluth. St. Louis, Mo. Rocky Point. They were trying the new Reddy Jigs in the Paul Dunivan, Arcadia; small size. They dropped the anchor near Rocky and started Ronnie Diamond, D a 11 a s, to throw jigs and soon were hooked up on almost every Tex.; Don Glinski, Detroit, averaged about 6 pounds and there \vere Wear Be.n Rose, Upper Dar­ cast. The baracuda Women's, Men's, Children's Mich.; some bonito and bass also hitting on the jigs. After awhile by, Pa.; Bill Finck, Hayward; and moved Ben Turpin, San Lorenzo; the fish stopped hitting and they pulled anchor Bob Williams, Berkeley; Mor- off the chum line of the Sea Hawk. Using the same jigs Yardage, Household Items, Curtains, Etc. rie Oppenheim, Chicago, 111. they hooked up Baracuda after Baracuda and finally Clen Squad 1-B, 7 p.m. Thursday: hooked and landed a yellowtail of about 9 pounds. Every­ Kyle Coles. Salt Lake City, body had limits of baracuda and they estimated that they Nothing Held Back on Famous Nationally Advertised Brands Like Manhat­ Utah; Fred Riccilli, Downey; had landed and released about 30 fish each. This is lots of Harry Smith, St. Louis, Mo.; fun for very little money so why not give it a try. Shirts, Wembley Ties, Cannon Towels, Sheets, Birkshire Hosiery, Ronnie Smith. Los Angeles; The albacore have moved on so we now have to wait tan, Truval Foy Belcher, Glendale; Steve for another school to move in. The signs point to a short ^ Many, Many Others That You'll Recognize. Bassin, Arcadia; Joe Ostrow- run because the fish were big in the original school which Suits, Slacks, Bathing Suits and ski, Philadelphia. Pa.; Rosie is a sign that there were small fish that went by unnoticed. % Duval. Berkeley; Eddie Doerr, new Hunting Licenses are out now and are avail­ Coral Gables, Fla.; Edmund The De- able at. all sporting goods stores. Remember that any young­ Boudase, Ooakland; Joe license Michele, Santa Monica. ster under the age of 16 must have a junior hunting Hurry for Best Selection! Pat Patterson. St. Louis, and unless they had a license last year they mirst go thru Mo.; Carl Winfield. Holly- the hunters training course which is available thru the Tor- dale; John Klares, Redondo ranee Elks Club. If they had a license last year they need Beach; Howard Holmes, only bring it in to the store and get a new one for $1. If SALE STARTS TODAY, THURSDAY Compton; Jack Heydeman, your interested in seasons etc. stop in at Sportsville U.S.A. Hollywood; Steve Nagy, De­ or call Mel at FAirfax 8-2173. troit, Mich.; John Guenther, Seattle, Wash.; Fred Higgins, troit, Mich.; Frank Steven­ Englan, Los Angeles, Larry West Covina; Lee Jouglard, son, Chula Vista: Lou Zila. Klein, Norwalk, John Si- Detroit. Mich. Westchester; Buddy B o m a r, mone, Anaheim. Squad 2-A, 10 p.m. Thursday: Chicago, 111.; Woody Bettar- George Phillips, Redondo George Mann, Santa Mon­ al, Burbank; Andy Marzich, Beach; Tony Sansovich. B^res- ica; Don Carter. St. Louis, Inglewood; Earl Johnson, Chi­ no; Dennis Greene, North Mo.; Bob Tank, Pleasant cago. 111. Hollywood; Billy Welu,. St. Phil Rosen, Westwood; Hills; Squad 3-R, 12 Noon Thursday Louis, Mo.; Don Bickford, Milan 71okovich, Oakland; Oakland; Vincent Brooks, San James Murphy, Miami, Ariz.; Arnie Winakur, Sepulveda; Jose: Bob Grrsch, Chicago. Joe Donate, Schenectady, Roy Dunn, Los Angeles; Joe 111.; Ernie Baughman, Loi N.Y.; Ernest Loeb. S a n g e r; Kristoff, Chicago. 111.; Jack Angeles; Irv Diamond. Los Ed Brickell, Dallas. Tex.; Matthews. Downey; Dick Angeles; Bob Crawford, De­ Buzz Fazio, Oak Park, Mich. Bonnot, Gardena: Fuzzy Shi- troit, Mich. Buck Nazum, Glendale; Bil­ mada, San Francisco; Joe Sob- Squad 4-B, 3 p.m. Thursday! ly Maglione. Long Beach; Don eleski, Salinas; .lames St. Bill Alien. Phoenix, Ariz.; K. Jones, Denison, Tex.; Mor- John, San Jose; Dick Weber, David G r o o m-s, Norwalk; rie Manalli, Los Alamitos; St.
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