luriday, February 4, I960 TORRANCE PRE'SS C-7 "LOOKING THS Faces Culver 'EM After 78-54 Loss By John Whitacre Tuesday night Aviation "blonde bomber" to take bad Tomorrow night Coach dumped the Tartars 78-54 shots and wind up with only OVER" m Will Boeder's Tor ranee at the winner's court to nip four of 14 shots attempted. Tartars travel to Culver THS bid for a GIF game. The Tartars, hurt badly by the T» I *»» « t \ 1 1 1 , i hospitalization. ".-- f .»** »».. ^. . of. . high.. . n .^vscoring v* .. !* OllllllllllllllllllllllllllllWith Mike Callas Jr.l||!|||||li||||||||||||||||||iS City to meet the league lead­ Bob \Ve.stor, who had racked, senjor gmrd Bi)] Ueiner(( Los Angeles club for benefit of Campanella. sit out the remainder of the '60 On the mound for the home team was Mr. Erratic him­ basketball season. self. In six innings of toil he had allowed the feared Cliff Weimer, THS's star play­ er on the junior varsity, tossed in Yanks .six runs and mucho walks before Alston yanked 16 didgits in paring the JV'g to |him amid cheers from the 93,000 in the stands. a 67-54 romp of Aviation. Later, about mid-season, Sandy Koufax forgot where the ball zone was and began to pitch them down the mid­ dle for strilees: a blazing fast ball. Ports Bowling News* Vol's Ford hiitiji' onto a nar­ Eighteen Walk Away WARRIORS GARNER row ' a u;imr> rtlyv over second On August 31 the league leading Giants came to spot holders, A.B.C. Bowling town. Alston sent Koufax to the mound with the usual 5th IN STANDINGS Supply Co. in Bow 1-O-Dromes instructions, popular Tuesday night Ladies "get 'em out." Sandy worked hard and ong Beach City College bas- lege; Bakersfield College at El Handicap. The Torrance Flower fter nine full innings he struck out 18 San Francisco ketballerg came through the Camino; San Diego JC at Santa Shop quintet ride in third, nine batters. This tremendous feat tied the all-time mark held first round of the Metropolitan Monica CC Santa Monica HS. back of the league leaders, fol­ STRIKE-OUT ARTIST Sandy Koufax, shown I 960 contract for the Dodgers. For addition­ by Conference schedule with a 7-0 Saturday, Feb. 6: Santa Mon­ lowed by the American Quick Bob Feller. However, Sandy, in an outing previous here with PressPreii reporter-photographer Sid al information on Sandy, see Callas' "Looking to this game, had fanned 13 Philadelphians and his two record, which Is good enough ica CC at El Camino; Valley Silver kegling gals, Millican's Gans after the southpaw had fanned 18 'Em Over." for the undisputed top confer­ College at Long Beach; Harbor Variety, Souder Plumbing and game total beat the record held by Feller. Giant batters last Aug. 31, today signed his Press Photo by Bruce Allyson ence spot. The Vikings from College at Bakcrsfield; San Di­ George'i Linoleum. A. Coast, go­ Sandy Koufax had arrived. On his Long 'Beach CC knocked off ego JC at East Los Angeles. ing through her paces with the very next out­ Bakersfield last week 68-57 to All games begin at 8 p. m. ing against the Cubs the youngster added leading Vel's Ford mob connect­ to his laurels notch the first-place position. ed for a whopping G28&36-6G4 by whiffing 10. Thus making his record of strike-outs Austin to Try San Diego JC came through to claim the top notch in the race a neat 41 for three successive games. with two wins over the week­ for the seasons individual series end to keep pace with Long honors while J. Devenish pro­ Beach Standings and is now in second duced a sizzling 23G&29-265 sing­ 9 Sandy Gets Increase place, for 3rd in Row while Bakersfield finds . BAY LEAGl'K le for Itself In the loops individual high Although he never pitched as well as this for the Jack Austin, Downey will be third spot after two W game lime-light. out to make it three in a row, bi-g losses to Long Beach and. Mira Costn ...... 7 balance of the season, Sandy nevertheless proved San Diego Wednesday nights Shell Chem- effec­ Sunday whrn the CJA Hot Hods last week. Coach Santa Monica ...... 7 Dave Taylor's high-scoring East. 1 ': ical Scratch round out the 21st tive and helped the Dodgers during their pennant drive. return to Gardena Stadium Inglewood ...... for Los Angeles five finished the 6 2 week of their winter session with Last night the 24-year old signed his '60 contract for an eleven event of action parked first round of Redondo ...... 4 4 the Rock & Rollers leading the An play in fourth a hugh increase over racing program. the weather changed for the «ood the fishing picked up place with a 4-3 mark while Kl Leuzinger ...... 4 4 pack by a wide 6V& game margin. the paltry -sum he had received in Austin has raptured the in both the fresh water and salt water scone. Hawthorne ...... 2 6 1959. last Camino and Valley tied for Tech Service Lab hurlers ride two main event wins at the track Ocean top water fishing has been centered around the Horse- fifth and Santa Monica and North ...... 2 6 in second trailed by the Safety Again ho will be asked to pitch in the Coliseum with and will be shooting for number shof Kelp and local Redondo waters. The Rododno boats both Harbor are in seventh place. Morningside ...... 0 8 Pins, Purchasing Stores, Five idts Chinese Wall. However, this obstacle did not daunt three Sunday. His top competi­ half day and all day h.'ive been taking lots of yellows and Bonito. In other games last week, Does not Include scores of Aces and Rocky *s Five. Purchas­ tion will come from, two drivers, They've been getting the yellows near tho Sea Coaster Barge but Valley College beat Santa Mon­ Wednesday games. ing Store ten pin addict, G. Don- nim in '59 for Sandy's brilliant strike-out performances Bob Hogle, Huena Park and Ed the trick is bait. The yellows nre taking nothing but Squid and ica 87 to 74. and East Los An- oghue whipped up an impressive came in the field with the short left-field .screen. He had Van Eyk, Gardena. the Redondo boats are going to Catalina to get Squid. The hay geles knocked off Harbor in a PIONEER LEAGUE 662 package taking over the the second-best earned-run average on the club with 2.71. Hogle, who returned to action is full of large anchovys which are getting ready to spawn and free-scoring game 99 to 81. W L number one position for the sea- And he a left-hander in a ballpark that was made for two weeks ago, after a near fatal are the largest anchovy* seen in these waters in many years and The second round of play gets Culver City ...... (i sons individual series honors a* right i accident last sumer at another the yellows are feeding on theae baits. The yellows are about under way this week with eight Aviation ...... r> team-mate J. Fisk scattered the hand batters. track, was on his way to a win 15 feet off the bottom. big games scheduled for Fri-JBeverly Hills ...... 4 2 wood for a blistering 26fi single During Sandy's memorable experiences in '59 this in the main when engine trouble Also reported at Redondo are some White Sea Bans which day and Saturday nights. ( El Segundo ...... X 8 j effort to be listed high for solo column was fortunate in having, a Press reporter-photog­ developed. He had already won are being caught at the rock pile which is about 8 miles out. If the first round of play is Torrance ...... 2 4 I awards. rapher on the scene. two other events on the days There are some halibut being token and the jadcpot on Sundays any Indication of things to J South ...... 1 Douglas Mixed Fives hitting Sid Cans not only sweated with card, and then second in another Vi day boat was a 3.1. pounder. come, Metropolitan Conference Lennox ...... 0 Bowl-0-Drome lanes on t h e Sandy on every pitch the left-hander threw but was on event. , If you have a few weekp off and want to take a never to be basketball fans can look for­ Thursday night schedule com­ Aand to encourage the sensitive southpaw during inter­ Other top drivers entered, in­ forgotten trip try the trip to Guadalupe and San Benito Islands. ward to plenty Of hot casaba Tuesday Results pleted the 20th . encounter with views conducted in the Dodger dug-out and club-house. clude: Art Atkinson, Pasadena; The Sportfisher 4 just returned and the trip was as usual. They competition during the next Torrance 64, Aviation 78 the Tigers and Squares sharing Rip Erikson, Van Nuys; Jack caught 500 yellowtail up to 44 pounds, 7 bluefin tuna up to 41 few weeks. Taking a look k at S. Torrance 60, El Sengundo 68 the top notch as the Phythons As the season of '60 unfolds readers of this news­ Kelly, Long Beach; Bill Mangold, pounds and 3 Black Sea Bass up to 300 pounds. The next trip is the records of the past four Culver City 70, Lennox 68 trail in close pursuit only be- paper will be treated to on-the spot coverage of Dodger Compton; Chuck Townsen, Dow­ Feb. 13 and reservations can be made at LOraine 6-7616. weeks, Long Beach City College* Beverlv Hills not scheduled hfnd the league leaders. games as seen by Sid Gans. ney; Clyde Smith, Compton, Bud On the freshwater scene there are some good rporti. Pint copped seven straight but was Astry, Lakewood; Paul Jones, Lake has picked up considerably with many limits of Trout taken. third in team scoring with 540 points while Torrance; Termite Snyder, I-o« The limit is 5 trout until the regular sensnn opens. Bass and Cat- East Los Angeles was first in this Larker and Zimmer Sign Angeles; Clyde Mitchell, Tor­ fishing is poor at present. department NEW PACIFIC IS KING Caohumn report is the same. with GOO and a game average Before the day is over Buzzie Bavasi would also rance; Ray Bunch, Bell Gardens; Deep running plugs and black of 85.7 the jigs produce the beat with Metro record for HEAR IT? have signed contracts of Norm Larker ami Don Zimmer Billy Wilkorson, Temple City; all the fish in water 15 feet o«r deeper. 14 games la 1161 established Henshaw has been fair bringing the total of contented Dodgers to nineteen. Bill CantrelV Rivergide; Freddie with deep running plugs lik the Bomb­ by Santa Monica in 1956. Thompson, Long Beach; and er catching the bass which are averaging 2 to 3 pounds. * Larker's Metropolitan Conference \ contract calls for more dough while Zim- Audie Madron, Compton. The Colorado River ceport is about the same. Trout are the Standings mer's is not equaled to the one he signed prior to the '59 Admission for adults is $1.50, main attraction below Davis Dam. Many limits are reported with W L season. with juniors $1, and kids under the fish averaging 1H to 4 Ibs. Both bait and lures working well. Long Beach CC ...... 7 0 eight free. The Stadium is Isabella reports that the Crappie fishing is good with 2 pound- San Diego JC ...... 6 1 KING!! According to Red Patterson, Bavasi hopes to have at 139th Street and erg on many Htringers. The bass fishing is starting to come to Bakersfield College ...... 5 2 all the Dodgers in the fold before the first loa^ '«aves Western Ave. Time trials will life as the lake is filling again. Trout and Catfishing is still spotty. East Los Angeles College. 4 3 of Tropical Paneling for Florida on Feb. 20. start at 1 p.m. For all freshwater fishermen who are waiting for favorite El Camino College ' Ti places to open the Federal Breakwater is red hot, however, Butter- Valley College . -; .r> 3-16-^x8 THi mouth Porch and Opaleye, us well as Calico Base. Its a good way Santa Monica CC...... 1 6 to dust off the cobwebs on that light tackle. Stop in at Sportsville Harbor Colege ...... -.--1 6 General Meeting U.S.A. and 1 will be glad to fill you in on how to fifUi there. This Wort's Metropolitan MAHOGANY GABLE HOUSE For more information call Mel at FAirfax 8-2173. Conference Schedule HAWTHORNS J, SEPULVEDA for Babe Ruthers Friday, Feb. 5: Long Beach PANELING WILL BE READY SOON Them will he a general moot­ CC at Harbor College; East Los ALSO MAHOGANY LUMBER AND MOULDINGS TO MATCH ing of the Central Torranre Babe Southwood Begins ECC Wrestlers Amgeles College at Valley Col- We're Looking Kuth League Tuesday, Feb. 9, Ask Prices Anywhere Else . . . Then at the Greenwood School, it wan Joe Johnson (P) 5:39. Dial OR 8-2161 or EA 2-3977 Forward to Your announced today by the leagues Registration Sat.' Win 14th Meet 177 Gary' Profiri (P) dec. publicist, Harvey Casson. Registration for the South- El Camino College wrestlers Darrell Gilman (KC) 8-0. LEAGUE RESERVATIONS The meet will get underway wood National Little League for won their fourteenth consecutive HJVT Mike Hunter (EC) dec. at the T)0 season will be held on c«ii en 7 p.m. with film* of the St. dual meet victory and twenty- Joel Simpsons (P) 6-1. NEW PACIFIC LUMBER Louis Cardinal* sucessjve Saturdays beginning CO. Jerry Homel Now! * spring training Final Score: El Camino-24, 331 SEPULVEDA BLVD. preceding league business./ with the flth of this month at third triumph in their last twen­ Pltocnix - 6. EL SEOU*DO the following locations: East, ty-four by dumping Phoenix Jun­ 21300 Grant Ave. South, 5025 ior College 26-6 Saturday night Cathann St.- -North, 21702 Rey- in the local's men'i gymnasium, noldH Drive. According to officials of the in a non-conference meet. BAY CENTRAL league registrations will be be­ Dewey Weber (137) and Frank tween the hours of 10 a.m. and Dolce (167) remained unbeaten 2 p.m. on the fith And 13th. It with 6-0 marks. Torrance's Remarkable New Lumber has also been noted that those Gary Veach (ISO) and Dolce who find it impossible to register were the only Warriors to win Yard on "Old" Sepulveda Just during those periods, registrants by pins. will he accepted from 7 to !> p.m. RESULTS: on Monday through Friday, Feb. 123 Dale Deffticr (TiO won East of Crenshaw 8 through 12 at the locations by forfeit. listed above. 130 Oary Veach (EC) pinned LOVELL'S Mickey Techilar (P) 1:16. 137 Dewey Weber (EC) dec. MAHOGANY Bill Mellow (P) 7-2. BRAKE-TUNE-UP-WHEEL ALIGNMENT 147 Bob Hubbard (P) dec. Stuart Bucknlew (EC) 8-3. 157 Cliff Guillory (EC) doc. PANELS INTRODUCTORY Larry Jackson (P) 7-1. SPECIALS! OPEN 167 Frank Dolce (EC) pinned 3/16-4x8 BRAKES All Aluminum CHEVROLET, $ I695 7 DAYS A WEEK REED FENCING, 15' Rolls...... $7.95 FORD, PLYMOUTH Glass Insulated BUICK, HOURS! 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