A-6 THE PRESS Sunday, August 6, I HI Tordondo Resumes Play After Defeat Season Deferred While Champ To Enter Midget Classic A. J. Koyt, America's No. 1 for the Ascot race. auto racing attraction, makes The 26-year-old Houston his second Southern Califor driver, who also captured th« All-Stars Finish Stint nia appearance since winning! Tordondo major teams re- hit singles and doubles to help the 1061 Indianapolis 500- 1960 United States Auto Club sumed play this week tp fin Robbie get this win. miler at Ascot Park in a 40- big car national driving ish out their season, delayed Padres beat the Athletics!Athletics!lap USAC national champion- crown, will face a field of because of the All-Star drive to 3 with Danny Carter ship midget, auto race Satur- some 40 top USAC speedsters to the final round in the dis pitching no hit ball for four 12. from the West Coast, many Today's column will be devoted'entirely to two Gable day night, Aug. trict tournament. innings getting a little shaky This was announced today of them Indianapolis veter House summer leagues. Senators out slugged the and walking in three runs. by promoter J. C. Agajanian. ans. THURSDAY TRIO . Cubs 9 to 5 with a winning Orioles were beating the Foyt has proved virtually Foyt has taken a particular The Thursday night Trio league has ten teams with battery of Frankie Stewart ards 4 to 1 at the «nd of unbeatable in the Southland liking to the half-mile Ascot three men bowlers on each. and Joe Sullivan. three innings. Orioles' mana and will be shooting for his speedway in Gardena. He won Team three (Manor 'Poultry) is in first place with 28 Losing battery, Bill Berger- ger wanted to save Bill Barto fifth consecutive USAC cham tjbree of his last five race* wins and 16 losses. on with Tom F i s h e r and Tor pitching duties Saturday pionship event victory in the there, finishing second in a Wayne Blackburn sharing the and withdrew him from the West. His most recent was photo finish in another. Team members and their catching. Dave Mosely hit a mound. Immediately the game last Saturday night ijn S a n Once again he'll drive the averages are as follows: home run for the Senators busted wide open and the Bernardino. Once again he is Bowes Seal Fast Special for C. Frederiksen,, 160; H. Fred- while Bcrgeron, the heavy hit Orioles blew this one 14 to 11. making a special air trip west Jack London 'of Oakland. eriksen, 130; and B. Haskins, ting losing pitcher, put one 165. over .the fence for the Cubs. Dodgers upset the Tigers 4 This league is a 100% han to 3 as Charley Lee went all dicap league. In this type of the way for the Dodgers with league, the handicap is exactly Mike Leake doing the catch equal to the averages of the ing. Tigers used .lackie Cow Summer Shade Tree two teams. an and Greg Butterfield pitch ing with Johnny McGuirt do Weekly highscore credits receiving. 829 and HG, ing the MS, L. Galloway, UPSET C. Frederiksen, 247. Season In minor league play, the totals to date are HS, V. Stid- upset of the week was the SPECIAL! ham, 835 and HG, C. Frederik Phils beating the Pirates 9 to sen, 247. t 7. Jim Mull ins stuck out GABLE OWLS the pitching distance for the Gable Owls handicap Phils. He, Mike Mannion and Buy Them Now, Plant Them Now! bowls Friday Skip Chandler were the hot league which k. bats in this upset. Chandler's SPECIMEN TREES rights at. nine has 10 teams with four bowlers on each. single with the bases loaded Team nine (Rolling Hills Escrow) is in first place with LONG WAY DOWN Height is no problem to th«s« Acapulco EVERGREEN ELM Master brought in the two runs to 35 wins and 17 losses. Close behind is team eight (South Bay cliff divert who earn their living by defying death. When break a tie. EVERGREEN ASH Building Materials) with 34 and 18. Diver Raul Garcia and proteges Alfonso Apac, 33, and Manuel Stars won two by beating BRAZILIAN PEPPER atop Pacific Ocean Park's Members and their averages on teams nine and eight Garcia, 28, (left to right) climbed the Beavers 15 to 8. and the LIQUIDAMBAR follows: L. Lee, 111; B. Sandoval, 126; J. Sandoval, Skyride tower for this photo, P.O.P.'s switchboard was swamped Athletics 23 to 17. Larry are as Thomas went the distance MONTEREY PINE 143; and B. Lee, 158 . . . J. Rice, 157; V. Gideon. 11R: B Cow with calls from worried beach residents. against the Beavers. Corky EUCALYPTUS an, 130; and J. Gideon, 154. Arneson, David Giland and MANY OTHERS Weekly high scores are held by MHS, B. Lee, 088; MHG, Val Shaver had hot bats for WHITE BIRCH C. Vandenberg, 223; WHS, B. Cowan, 508; and WHG, G. Fra- Sottball the Stars. TO CHOOSE FROM RUBBER TREE ger, 210. Season totals include MHS, E. Urbany, 226; MHG, South Torrance Angels also beat the Bea Q. Rygh, 255; WHS, J. Elkins, 627; WHG, N. Beaudet, 244. ver's, 8 to 1, behind the*sharp team names are Pin Stirs, The Neighbors, Lame pitching of Robbie Nelson Other Nine Wallops RB, 15-0 who struck out 12 men. Tom RED PINK ORANGE YOUR CHOICE Ddcks, Joe's Ding A Lings, The Strangers, Eat with Charley, Results of the Southern on Don McCabe's high pitch Reed and David Martes both BOUGAINVILLEA R«d) Unpredictables, and Astronauts. OLEANDERS (Sinqto California Major League of ed balls for 18 singles, includ Blooming FUCHSIA PLANTS LQ p HIBISCUS (Mixed Colon) SEE DODGERS 16" Softball Double Elimina ing four hits in five trips by 1-Gallon Slio ...... "' ** DRACENA PALM The 50 and Over Bowling Club made reservations at tion Tournament found the shortstop Joe Rooney. Giants Champs of FLAX * LANTANAS and Chicago Cubs Redondo Beach Jaycees Slo- Third baseman, Chuck the Coliseum to see the L. A. Dodgers RB Knothole FLOWERING SHRUBS PLUMBAGO pitch aggregation lose their Sehorndienst banged out four PAPYRUS 49 night. Ruth Caudle had a very good turnout • CYPERUS battle it out last (Mixed Colors) J-GAl. SHE second game to a red hot for four, including a pair of • PAMPAS GRASS 1 GAL SIZI for''this sporting event. She said about 60 members and Pony League HIBISCUS * OLEANDERS $195 listened to the South Torrance team by 15-0 doubles, to lead the friends signed up to go. I am sure if you the first game played Keggas' 12-hit attack The Giants of Redondo BOTTLE BRUSH score, in Pony game last night, you could hear them rooting for their favor Saturday night on Torrance's offerings of the Owl's chuck- Beach's Knothole REG. $6.50 FLOWERING ites. Walteria Park Field. er, Jim Haney. Bryan Steph League last week won the 10(51 Knothole championship YUCCAS TorrancQ Tappa Keggas ens, winning pitcher, held the SINGLES $350 $ 50. losers hit! ess in the nne with a 18 win, four loss rec TREE 'Piston-Poppers' Meet Sunday edged a scrappy young Knight ord for the season. 5-Gollon SiM Owl team, 7-5, in the second frame contest, excepting in DOUBLE $650 ROSES 3 MorlH aircraft builders, fly- event and rpgfKtrations will contest, in winner's brae-"the middle innings when the Team is managed by Fred HEADS 5-Gol. Slio to ami fans will have an op- close at 11:.TO a.m. There Will ket game. Owls hunched eight hits, good Moseley and coached by Nick porlunity next weekend to]be plenty of free parking and South'.s manager Phil ,Tel- for their twtal of five runs. Langley. take part in an AM A sanc refreshments will be avail onek tonsed a neat three hit Other tourney games, Giants, winners in the first tioned meet at South High able. ter as his teammates climbed played Saturday on Santa half of the season with a nine School, it was reported yes For further information call Ana's Memorial Diamond win, one loss record, tied in terday by Coy Chandler, mem Pete Soule, FR 8-2049. found the Santa Ana Bomb the second half with the Phil- ber of the South Bay Piston ers turning back the Santa lies, managed by John De Poppers, model club. Sixty Hot Rodders Ana Rebels, 20-4, in a winner's Groat. Eight win, three loss YOUR BEST PLANTING INSURANCE! Activities during the day Television Stars division game and La- score in the second half re will include "rat racing," Head Sunday Field Puente's Dejos team eliminat sulted in a p 1 a y o f f between flying. "Lend a Hand1 in ed the El Toro Marines, by a the two teams. Giants -won KELLOGG'S "combat," and "stunt" C/ Meet will begin at 9 a.m. P>-H count. Play will be con the game, 6-4, making them Paddleboard Rac At Gardena Track tinued Saturday, August 5. the .championship team. MIRACLE ' on Sunday, August 13, and Movie and television stars "Tiger" Jim Hoossler, Bur- will be continued through the Tappa Keggas travel to Giant team consists of the Jock Mahoney and Hill Wil stow, and Art Atkinson, Pasa- Santa Ana to cross bats with following players: Dave La GROMULCH day- liams lend a helping hand of sixty dena, .lead a field Santa Ana Bombers, in Roche, Gary Arneson, Dick Here'* the perfect plont growth that tro 20 during will the Officials reported August 18, 10 and CJA hot rod pilots who an 8 p.m. game on Memorial King, David Branch, Fred mix . . . especially prepaid