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Dentures TORRANCt PRESS Sunday, October 4, 1959 South Succumbs to Hoover High "LOOKING'EM 20-14 in Thrilling t*~W Arc Contest By Bruce Allyson Before an estimated crowd of 1800, Dave Tollefson's South High gridders were beaten for the second week in OVER a row, 20-14, by 13 point favorites Hoover High from With Mike Collos Jr. San Diego in a game played under the lights Friday night at Torrance High Stadium. Drysdale Needs Help With just 29 secpnds left in the destined-to-be great Dodger is Don' Drysdale. To fourth quarter, South was denied A Bowling News the touchdown which would have those who know him Don's a wonderful guy. game for the Inglewood Farms hold a 3^»- tied or won the has varied from the terrific, it was, Bill Har- Don's pitching Ability edge over second spot hold­ Spartans. As game Hoover 16 to the mediocre, to the bad. In'his last ten decisions he TV, completing the grove's pass from the ers Sav-Mor the clock during the 22nd week of Bowl-O-Drome's was intercepted and has won but two the Cardinals bad Monday night Men's Industrial ran out after later stages of the pennant carried foi^one play. drive. loop. Burg Tool rides in third. games behind the league The thrilling game saw Hoover To most people Don has leaders, followed by Certified push over the iirst score. With had it. However, to this re­ Chrome, Clark's Cleaners, In-Laws seven minutes remaining in the is in need and Vel's Ford. R. Zingalli of first quarter, speedy Cardinal left porter, Drysdale Hernandez crashed ov­ of help and not the kind the Paul's Chevrolet mob, racked half John up a whopping 620& 102-722 clus­ er pay dirt from the 4-yard line. that Joe Becker, Dodger ter to claim t! e top-notch for in­ Ted Wilson attempted to run for pitching coach, or Alston dividual season series, as Vel's'< the extra point but was stopped cfM give. Ford kegler N. Ltmgerud uncork­ short of the goal line and Hoo­ To explain clearly what ed a sizzling 256&15-271 single, ver led 6-0. taking over the lead for individ­ Late in the second period and I mean let's go back to the ual solo high. with just 40 seconds left in the day when Don was credited Sunday night Late Birds went half, South scored its first TD. with his 16th victor^. Into winter action with K's Poul­ Joe Austin skirted left end for After the game Dodger try, teams No. 3 and 6 recording 27 yards and a first down on the V i n c e Scu'ly 7 wins to only 1 in the loss col­ Cardinal 28-yard line. A pass broadcaster SHORT GAINER El Cammo fullback Glen Kezar (36), carries day. Other Warriors in photo include Brian Hoose (54), Bill umn for the first two weeks of from Bob Wehrhan to Austin was invited'Don to the radio* through right tackle for short yardage during the Warrior-Ore­ Montgomery (62), and Dick Davies (61). play. Team No. 13 follows with good for 22 yards and a first booth for a chat. Dun'ng gon Tech game, which was won by El Camino, 21-6, last Satur­ 6 win . with Hoard's Jewelers tak­ down on the five. Wehrhan drove the question period Don DRYSDALE ing credit for 5. League leading through center for five and pick­ was asked w,hat kind of let­ Photo Rods member H. Chi'stofferson scat­ ed up the six points, llargrove after he had gone through six New Tank for CJA Hot tered the id for an impressive then passed to end Cliff Roy and ters was he receiving 221&21-242 to top the men's in­ went ahead 7-6 at straight defeats. DFG Explains Present Duck Wreck 50 the Spartans 1000 Newcomers to dividual high game efforts as D. the haif. Don answered like a Hollywood Star. It appeared More than 1000 migrants from A big double header is set forjCook, Team Mo. 6. hurler. con- In the third quarter a succes­ that he ha'd hired a personal secretary to read his mail the Hawaiian Islands arrived at i Garden a Stadium this Sunday, j necled for series high with his sion of Cardinal plays carried the in Slate Teammate R. and he only saw but a few of them! Hunting Permits the port of Los Angeles 1 a a t, The CJA hot rods will be pre- j 553^78-631 set. Hoovfcr eleven to the five, where With California's 1959-60 waterfowl hunting sea- night aboard the Hawaiian j aented in the afternoon with a Cook scored the female game high South nemesis Hernandez crack­ T hate to use the phrase "Gone Hollywood" but I'm 'full eleven event program of with her 176&48-224. while V. Rancher.' , _ i *-« »•«». *.^4«».v** ofw* thei>a«v- line*«Kiv« andnitvi re-AV at 12 noon on Wednesday, Oct. 7, the -.^ . -_, » . ed the center sure that it fits here perfectly. Perhaps you know the son set to open colorful races and Sunday nipht a Rijfim- Ronnmg Plaza Liquor kcgler, ; corded Hoovcrt second TD. Her Fish and Game today issued the follow- The newcomers were type I'm referring too. The ones who seek the company ; Department of tropical fish brought here from tic destruction derby featuring picked up the extra point advance reservation and first- of over fifty auto- j per with her 452&150-602 set. cf today's baseball heros. And now Don has joined them. I ing review of the combined the fiOth state by Marineland of the wrecking ,. ... ,, by diving through left tackle. At come first-served system of issuing hunting permits on the Pacific, which will provide mobiles will be presented, with! Monday night s Harvey Alumi- the end of the t Hoover Still a Youngster it* Imperial Waterfowl Manage- them with a life of hand fed team races now being an added num-Amencan led by the Ram-j led 13.7 Hunterg without advance res- attraction. No, 9. and the Ex- ' . Drysdale is still a confused and >owildered youngster, ment Area and eight other state- luxury in a heated, half-million- biers, team Before South could recover areas'ervations may take their own tank of salt water with j citing Five completed the second such as tho kind handed down by sifl- operated waterfowl ffallon Fans who are qn hand for the from the dazzling exhibition of Normal accolades j chance of j^ettinff on a state-op- some fiOOO other specimens. will receive a dis- week of their winter ' with throughout the state: t afternoon races ,ve funni«« P"» by Her- cere baseball fans is usually taken in stride by the ma­ holding advance res- Rrated hunting area by going to fish were net-1 count on tickets for the evening theniu Lateij«ie Comersiij-iiins and'teamami leam No.rso. 7/ elusi, Hunterg The Hawaiian truck again. This jority of ball players including Don. However, when ac­ have priority on t h c thfi ar(>il nprmit station and seok- ted from Island waters by Ma- the field of driv- trailing onjy one game behind the !"_ e?.',: ervations event. Heading Wilson carrying of the picture area* but unfilled ln* a f' t-come first served per- rinelnnd's curator, Kenneth Nor- ers for hot rods will be : leaders. Early men's season se­ claim is accorded by ultra-famous names Htate-managed the for the Cardinal touchdown with hunter quota* are filled by j 8. ,mit. Hunter* with reservations ris: chief collector Frank Brocato, "Irish" Jack Kelly, Riverside; ries topper whipped up by R. business the ball player is put off-stride. He imagines six minutcs left to PIa>'- Wilson Huing permits on a first - come' *fit fl 1 raM - but » nV remain- and assistant collector. Frank Rill Mangold, Compton; Jack Au- Duttch. team No. 1 representa-1 really is solely responsible for his team's success. also struck through left tackle that he first - served basis each hunting in* Permits will be, issued first- and k<>pt alive in a tin. El Monte; Paul Jones. Tor- live, coming up with an impres- . During my visits to the Dodger dug-out prior to first-served. Bven on days ofiOO - gallon suner - anunrinm ranee: sive 580&75-655 tally as D. Doug-| and lhe cxlra point' *lvin* Ho°- day at the hunting area c hpck. icome Rob Hogle, Puena Park; Coliseum games T have watched the big names of the when an area's entire hunter quo­ ahonrd the ship during the trip'Art Xtkinson. Pasadena: Chuck las. team No. 9 hurler. recorded , vet! a *?'7 ing station. Joe Austin, triple throat for the Van Nays ace with adjectives ta has been reserved in advance, to the mainland. Townsen. Los Angeles; Termite the gals' hi«h with her 464&1 IT- celloid set applaud South High, brought the cheers areas are wenm-sonys naiur- there are always some unclaimed The Ironical fish will be in­ |Synder, lx>s Angeles; Rav Rnnch, 581 set. Teammate- A. Bobic top­ usually reserved for motion picture advertising. to a rising crescendo when he t'vatioriR- o hour before troduced into Marineland's big jRell Gardens; Fred Thompson. ped the men's solo efforts, rack­ Dodger executives should keep some of these highjjiy*" Sunday*, opening and Hos- ^'' will be con- pass' ' 45 yards to left end Smith unclaimed re*- tank this week and Long Reach; and over fifty of a blistering 24S&6 249 sin­ big righthander is ing days of each half of the sea- nootlnjr limr *" view­ ing up with just two priced stars away from Don until the ervations go on 'sale first-come tinuously on display so that top hot rods pilots from all for a touchdown son, Columbus D a y, Veterans the gle.
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