Thursday, May It, 1961 THE PRESS Expect 350 Youngsters at Track Meet Mike Optimist Club Sponsors Callas 13th Annual Elementary Track, Field Sessions A contingent from each of Torrance's elementary and "STRANGER THINGS parochial schools will take part in Saturday's 12th annual HAVE HAPPENED" The lady league champs had their elimination roll-offs Elementary Track and Field meet at Torrance High School. last Friday afternoon at (lablo House to determine who; Cliff Graybehl, president of the Torrance Optimist The scene: Los Angeles Coliseum. would participate in the Jefferson and Gable tournament! Club, sponsors of the field event, said that the meet will The time: October, 1961. play. open at 9:M a.m. with climi- The event: The World Series. HOUSE WINNERS ! nations sessions scheduled in ed recognition in the Optimist Public address announcer: "Your attention please . . . The winners in the beginners' division were the Tucs- j the morning. Club meet. pitching for the Dodgers Drysdale, catching Roseboro . . . day Toots No. Two and the! ladies are R. Constantino, J.| Luncheon will be served to He invited local track fans for the Angels James and Averill. .... each of th e young partici­ to turn out for the meet and Scully: "Blah, Blah cigarettes are bringing you the Hogue and C. Olson. Intermediate champs were pants, and the final sessions help "discover" these track first game of the 19§1 World Series between Los Angeles' (he Scatterpins and the team will be. staged. during. ,, the late stars of the future. own Angels and Dodgers. The Angels, conceived in 1960, member sure K. Rosen. M.! »'K "»<» early afternoon. won the third playoff game two days ago in New york to Ewart. and J. Ewart. MIT ENTRIES earn the right to face the Dodgei*s. The place is jammed Advanced roll-off house; Kaeh of the schools purtici- and the crowd is expected to go well over the record of winners were the Morning| paling will enter a limited J)7,(XX) established here in 1959 when the Dodgers and Glories league with a team con­ number of contenders for the White Sox participated in the Fall Classic." sisting of M. Denxci J. Lab-! ribbons. All of the entries will TEAM WORK DID IT bitt and B. Norris. currently attend one of the Four swim mi PI: meets un- FIRST FAN: "I never expected it'" These ladies will compete community's grade schools, dor CYO sponsorship are SECOND FAN: "And why not? Stranger things have against division champions and will be categorized by scheduled for May. Alec R. happened. How about the Whiz kids aceing out the Dod­ from .lefferson Bowl at .leffer- age and grade. Shellogg. athletic director, an- gers in 1950 for the pennant?. son a week from Saturday and In yast year's event more'more nounced this week. THIRD ,FAN: "But that was different, The Phils had ajjain in three weeks at Gable than 325 local youngsters! Annual girls high school an established organization. The Angels just got together to determine who are the turned out for the meet. 'meet was held Saturday champions of the champs, and! Events scheduled include May 6. 10 a.m.. at Marymount a few months before the start of the '61 season. High, Palos Verdes. FF: "That's what makes it so unbelieveable'" who will take home the tro­ the 70 yard low hurdles, the SF: "Everbody, most everybody that is, predicted that phies. 100-yard and 180-yard dash, Parochial school girls will GET WELL WISHES the -MO-yard distance run. meet Saturday. May 13, 10 the Dodgers would cop the National League flag but the Get well wishes are in or­ shotput. broad jump, high a.m.. also at Marymount, Angels . . . that's another story." der for three Gable House jump and the football throw. High school boys will com- TF: "I don't know what you guys think but I'm for friends who arc in the Little the credit to Bill Rigney. True, Fred Haney got Graybehl said that many of j pete Friday. May 19, 6 p.m., giving all Company Of Mary Hospital. , the area's outstanding run-!at Loyola University and pa- the men for him but Bill had to mould them into a winning Little Dennis O'Dowd fell ners and trackmen, who gain­ rochial school boys Saturday, team. Rigney got them to hustle as a unit ... you know and fractured his ankle Sun- ed reknown in high school May 20. 10 a.m.. also at Loyo­ . . . teamwork. » day night. If it. had not been yn(i college circles, first, gain- la. FF: "You got something there. No individual stars for his good pal. Dave Matos-; Just a combination of players performing like one big star." ky. who was with him at the TF: "Exactly." time and nlso summoned help. YANKEE CAST-OFFS HELP Dennis might not have been found until the following morn- No-Hil^r M Sunday's fusion Scully: "Top of the ninth . . . nothing, nothing. The n£. Thanks, Dave, for keeping a cool head and helping vour } A no hitter and all 21 men earlier in the week. Angels coming to bat ...... " friend in a time of need. passing via the strikeout Steve McKee homered wilh TF: "Common Kenny . . . get a hold of Don's fast one." Dennis 1s a very active bowler nt (ihome run with one man brings up James, the pitcher ....." nicipal Auditorium. Other net stars appearing on the bill include Gable and friends will be Viajipy to have Vince on the Pony bnshall league. on. "Honey, Honey, wake up! Time to go to work." job again as they miss his warm greet ing. Troubled by wildness in Roans split by beating th« Andres Gimeno of Barcelona, Spain; Barry MacKay of Dayton, the first inning, the pitcher Mustangs 10-r> with John Did the Angels win? Ohio; and Frank Sadgman of Melbourne, Australia. Third and final vrisli goes to Andy Landys. night bar­ "Dear . - . it's an off day . . . the Angela are traveling walked four men to force in Da vis collecting a homer for tender in the Rik-Sha Room at Gable, who is in the hospital the winners and Mustangs to Minnesota to play the Twins. with a collapsed lung. We all hope he is up and around a run and then shut the door Darn, Darn, Darn' to the hitters the rest of the; salvaged one by defeating the very soon. game. It was the third | Wranglers' 10-1. Central Pony Leaguers WEEKEND SCORES straight win for tine Pintos as There were only two high scores in open bowling to they defeated the Colts 8-4 Use classified. Call DA 5-1315 report and thcv are Lee .loberjahn, 212. and .lim Evans, Long Beach Favorite to Stage 3 Weekend Games 267. M. O'Donnell and .1. Lax en of the West side Junior Trav-| Officials of the Torrance runs with no hits. eling League rolled a 206 am! 201 game at Gable during PLAY AT ONE OF CALIF.'S Central Pony League yester­ Batteries for 1 h p Indians their last meeting. Head Ascot Card on Saturday day reporter! that the Tigers were Arlams and Languis, for Don Reilly of Long Beach Northridge in a Chevy-pow­ walked away with Saturday's the White Sox Ishibashi, Gar­ Two 6-7-10 spares were romerted by K. Heggi. Pitts­ \vill be among the favorites in ered speedster; Eagle Rock's game against the lied Sox rison and Adams. burgh Plate Glass and Helen Kent. Thursday Mixed Four. a field of more than 40 top 'Colby ScYoggins driving an with a top heavy 7-.'i score. In the second game, be­ MOTHER'S DAY ESPECIAL California Racing Association Offy-powered special; Clay Steve Melchert went all of tween the Yanks and the .Terry Homcl, general manager of Gable, has planned a pilots who will take part Sat­ Rpbbins of North Hollywood the way for the Tigers. The Cards, Keith Patton, Yank big day for Mom on Mother's Day, this Sunday the 14th. urday night in another big in a fast Chevy, and San Ber- Six used two pitchers, start­ chucker. limited the Cards to As long as Mom is accompanied by Dad. she will receive a rar racing event at Ascot nardino's Don Melton in an er Bobby Wolf relieved in the three hits and shut them out. free ham or turkey dinner with all the trimmings. Also, re­ Park, 183rd and Vermont. Offy. third by David Roberts. » 2-0. Patton struck out 16 and member to come dressed comfortably as Mother is offered Last Saturday saw the larg­ Appearing from San Diego Hitting star of the game walked none. There were only a free line of bowling. So, come over, Mother and enjoy your est crowd of the season at will be Art Prat I, Don was Jodie Mercurio of the five hits in the entire game. dav at Gable Mouse. Ascot and racing director Thomas, Bob McCoy and Dick Tigers who picked up three Tony Coldeway promises an­ Fries who have graduated out of three. Mike Wolf SEEDLINGS other two-hour Jong, action- into the Big Cars from Sports­ caught for the Red Sox and It's not a bad idea to allow packed program for the bi!/£ man; Dick Zimmerman of Ricky Sleek for the Tigers. seedlings w h i c h are to be »peedway-type racers, climax­ Tucson and Louie tlnser of DOUBLE HEADER BIG CARS! transplanted to grow a little ed b ya 30-lap main event for A'lbuquerque, 1960 Pikes Sunday visitors caught a beyond the first, "true-leaf" the 14 fastest cars, with all Peak's Hill Climb winner; stage recommended by some. double header at Mobil Park. JUST REGISTER AT COURSE! utarts inverted. The eight- Ron Cummings, Venice; Hank In the first game, which saw event racefcst kicks off at 8:30 Henry of Pomona (last week's the Indians pick up a 9-7 vic­ p.m., with a 3-)ap trophy dash, fast qualifier) and Howard tory over the White Sox, both TO WINNER followed by four 5-lap heat Gardiner of Los Angeles. pitchers were plagued with a races and a 12-car, 15-Jap gemi Another banner crowd Is virtual comedy of ei«ror«. FREE! OF DRAWING expected at the Ascot, half- main dual. White Sox scored their ieven Tn> f»r 1 * Hawaii — If I^a«t week!* winner, Johnny mile dirt speedway. JULY 15 Ixpama via Nerthwe* Alrtfaee Wood of Hollywood in h 1 s PLASTIC BAGS Dinner A -cempltfe Putt-Putt telf Caana f hevy-powered bomb, will be The plastic bag* In which (Caa produce annual lucerne af out to repeat; other conten­ Pancho Gonzales vegetables are often packed AUG. 26 af rfallara fa wiaaar) der* include Alien Heath of make good store-away con­ Gat your fraa antry blanks lor the big drawings tainers for the family's win­ whan you visit Putt-Putt Featured In ter boots. Staple the bags closed and write the owner's Friday*s Match name or initials in nail polish KIDDIES DAY Red's Jack Kramer'R World Ser- on each bag. EVERY SATURDAY irs of F'rofcssional Tennis will NEW BAIT hit the Long Brach Municipal TRANSPLANTING 9 to 12:30 Auditorium tomorrow eve­ Choose a misty day for Saturday Night, 8:30 HOURS OFPLAY Transplanting seedlings AND TACKLE ning with a double bill featur­ 10 ing four of the world's out­ or late afternoon when the ONLY FREE DRAWING standing singles players. sun is low. Pour a little water $700 BUFFET STYLE Heading the bill will be into each hole, providing a Ascot Park 60 JUNE 18 small reservoir in which the Also Candy and Bottle of Pop Pancho Gonzales of Los An- 183rd and Vermont When Accompanied PLUS WEEKLY AND goles, brillant and volatile net newly-growing roots can esta­ FREE MONTHLY PRIZES star, challenging Andrew Gi- blish themselves. With Her Family Com* in for our Super-Sale meno of Barcelona, Spain. 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