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Evtrett Favored to Take Racing Program Red-hot George Everett of Bluebirds Pasadena is cast in the role of favorite for J. C. Aj-ajanian's Slate 1st AMA motorcycle racing pro­ gram Friday night. Tilt Here Time trials start at 7, the first event of the 15-race pro­ Torrance Bluebirds, semi pro gram at fl:15. team, will take to the diamond Everett has won three main at Torrance Park today In the vents in the yet-young season first practice game of the new it Gardena Stadium and leads season. the seasonal point standings, The local aggregation, again The personable Pasadena rider coached by Buck Kulni, will it well on his way to enjoying meet the Long Beach Navy Shipyards from the USS Wilk- his best season on the cycle ensen at 2 p.m. paths. A tentative lineup announc­ SPRING PRACTICE . Gridiron hopefuls report for Spring practice on the field of the ed by Kuhn shows: new Bishop Montgomery High School. Expecting to send their first team Into action next Mario DeArmburosi, thin September, a large contingent recently turned out to begin work. The group is shown base; Joe Raul, short stop; Jim learning the fine art of tackling. , (Herald Photo) Murphy, second; Jim Nady LA. DODGERS first; Larry Roy, left fielder Mike Moore, center; Bob Cater Renison right fielder; and Bill South BALL GAMES Sets State News About catcher. On the mound for the 'Birds RIDE Record in Swimming will be a trio of hurlers, Frank Little League Lucking, Jack Schlarb and Bob TORRANCE Ron Renison, El Camino Col­ year. Moon. lege freshman, grabbed top Of the top eight teams In the MUNICIPAL honors at the State Meet held meet, seven of them were from In the game of the week at during the past week end at the Southland, in addition to North Torrance Little League BUS LINE armel. Renison won the 200 Long Beach and £1 Camino Park, Nelson's Major League Beavers topped Sllagy's In­ to yard breastroke with a time of These were Orange Coast, Mt 2:37.2 to establish a new state San Antonio. Santa Monica dians 2-0 behind the four hit record. Fuller-ton, and Pasadena. pitching of Jay Baker. Adding COLISEUM Renison also placed in the Leading the way for the insult to injury, Baker clouted Santa Barbara A Hoover ndividual medley, as the War­ Warriors were Renison anc a homer in the third inning to riors placed seventh In a pack Bob Rinker. Rinker placec score the first and only run Fore 45* One Way of 19 contenders. second in the 100 freestyle and needed to hand the Indians their first defeat. No Parking Problem Long Beach City College fourth in the 200-yard butter­ again proved thai it is one of fly. In the medley relay Rin­ McDonald's Trojans, behind Info: PA 8-3642 ker, the five-hit he top swim teams Renison, Karl Borkstrom, pitching of John FA 8-7402 in the na- and Foulds took another sixth Mangiagli took the Mobile In­ Rl 9-9760 ion, by winning the state meet dians into camp 4-3 in a good the second consecutive minor league fracas. SPARTAN CONTESTANTS ... Vying yesterday in the first round of the CIF finals at Carp­ Disabled Vets enter!* were these Spartan tracksters: at the starting line; Ted Ross, Bill Ilargrove, Bruce In the first of three games Mclntyre. Back row: Roger Smith, Jim Perry, Ken Motoasu, Bill Spurgeon, and Coach Dick May 2, Ed Wheelis of the Scully. Not shown in the picture was Tom Fitzpatrlck. (Herald Photo) OH-O/ Get Bears downed the 'ME CIZ Licenses NTLL Aux. lOicr Disabled veterans in this Bruin* 12-8. Homers by Don .___.___. ___..___ LEG LIK area were advised today by Fleps and Fred Coons for the 1\ '!» . , , ; v,-J^ Veterans Service Officer Rep Higglns Bruins and Rudy l&t, ' . 4 ^^^^^jj^jm Dodgers Plan resentative Sara R. Evans that Saurz of the Alondra Bears ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H Metro Athletes the State Legislature's revision were the power punches of a of the California Fish and wild 12-11 first gamer. Free Program ^^H Game Code has lowered the * Rewrite Book HERE'S WHERE SHOES GET NEW LIFE disability requirements for The Torrance National Little LJtJ.H For Children L,/ <****JBI We'll build extra miles and months of prideful use Into free sport fishing licenses. League opened the 1958 sea­ ^H *>*<?' : 'w* if>m As Marks your Shoes at small costl Have old Shoes repaired and The new provision, signed son May 3 with a gala parade The Los Angeles Dodgers Set save L^Lw t 19 * Metropolitan Conference on the cost of new ones at... into law by Governor Goodwin followed by the opening game will inaugurate a free recrea ^H ' j tH^H J. Knight early this month played by the Major Cubs and Ss.wJi^MPlK' :!. ::»,i«$Mtk*uftn tion program for hundreds of track and field athletes prac­ SUPERM, ^ V " '" lIsiM tically rewrote the record book under an urgency clause, Cardinals. thousands of Los Angeles ^^& 1£*****r' HARD HITTER ... Ron area Jl^l last Friday as six SHOE REPAIR grants free fishing as well as No hit pitching- by Don Coil children at a community lunch marks fell lunting 1 i c e n s e s to wartime Bruckner is making a strong and two were tied during the KEMNY'S and a home run by the lead Impression eon tomorrow at noon in the WHOEV veterans who have a service- on the horsehide annual Metro Meet. YOU Al 4278 Sartor! Ave. ' Downtown Ton-ante off batter, Harry Brown and Venetian Room of the Ambas WHAT connected disability of 70 per­ during final weeks of the Bakersfield College athletes, RE> We give and redeem Torrance Trade Stamp* another homer by Rodney Metropolitan Conference sea­ sador Hotel ^ /c*^^H HAVE YOU Bi%^fl 1958 dual meet YOUR. W cent or more. White, produced a Card win Representatives of more than champs, came son. The El Camino College through in fine style with ACTS AC by a 6-0 final score. left fielder recently knock­ 200 youth and welfare organi THE SHIP BB^BB^BBl am A^BI^BI^Bll 116% points for top spot EAR.1 On Sunday's double header, ed out a triple, double, zations will attend as guests o in and ^H^B.:.:::.aVLL<...»a^l^HHi the annual affair which should he Major Braves defeated the three singles against East LA Dodger President Walter F < Stars O'Malley. They put them in a favored position by a 5-0 score and the in five trips to the plate. will learn from JACK MCELROY to Phillies topped the Yanks 9-1. Dodger executives how to co­ cop the Southern California Torrance Babe Roth League . Television Star JC Meet on May 20 and 23 in * * * ordinate their present youth their own stadium. members reported a successful programs with the nationally > The Red Sox and White Sox benefit dance May 2 at the Tor­ San Diego's slagged a real cliff-hanger for famous Dodger Knothole Gang Jack Roscoe Cook got rance Elks Lodge. and Dodger Youth Foundation McElroy the Metro Meet started on tha he opening game of the Tor­ Proceeds of the dance will "Since right foot by running a 9.6 in rance American Major Little be used for the field and to our arrival In Los yeague season Saturday Angeles," O'Malley said, "we To Entertain the 100 to tie the existing rec­ with purchase equipment, accord­ ord. Teammate Bob Strften fol­ he latter hanging on for a 3-2 ing to John Keith, have had literally thousands Jack McElroy of television president of of requests from lowed suit by ambling 47.2 in victory. The Red Sox had a the League. individuals radio and stage fame will pro­ the 0 lead as Jerry and organizations eager to 440 for a new Metro mark Fink pitched vide the entertainment for and only 1/10 of a second off a hitless ball for three innings, work with us in the field of members of the Hollywood Following opening ceremon- youth the national record set 20 years >ut in the fourth inning the es, Torrance American Minor recreation and welfare. Riviera Sportsman's Club, their ago. Red Sox defense committed "The purpose of the Dodgers Little League Tigers walloped wives and guests, at their next Dennis Hester, of El Camino, costly errors to allow the oppo­ the Indians 13-2 and the Dodg­ in hosting this luncheon Is to meeting; May 14. sition two runs. hung up the second record of ers led the Pirates 17-14 in a explain what the Dodger youth The Sportsmen's group meets White Sox pitcher Bobby the day with a 1:55. in the 880, wild scoring melee. program is, and to enlist the at the American Legion Hall, followed in rapid1 succession by Detweiler was equal to the The AT TORRANCE SAFEWAY CARSON AT WESTERN Rev C. J. Johnson of support of youth 412 S. Camino Real, Redondo San Diego's Tony Sucec's new ocasion striking out 10 batters he Holly dale Lutheran and welfare Beach. as opposed to pitcher organizations here to assure Its mark in the mile 4:24. and u Finks Church, and Councilman Nick McElroy will entertain the 9:36.9 two mile by Tom Ryan fanning of seven White Sox- Drale spoke maximum success in Los Ange­ prior to the "Play group with anecdotes and from El Camino College.
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