Northridge^ Tourney Won Is Champion By Mustangs Torrance Wild Mustangs won the Sixth Annual Wett Little League World Series at Wold, the starting a oast Slo-PHch Tournament by defeating the Los An- Willlamsport. Pa., today is Willlamsport, has had 19 hiU ;eles Oldtimers, 7-8, at Perry Park in Redondo Beach win­ Northridge Little League, in 34 at bats during the tour Saturday. ner of last week's Western niment Claude Ragsdale and Andy Meyer both homered Regional Tournament at In­ Pairings at Williamsport glewood. are West Tokyo against East the third inning to give Northridge's first game at Trail, B.C., Canada; West :her Chuck Schoendienat 5 p.m. (EDT) is against Lin­ Tampa, Florida, versus New he hitting punch needed to ares, Mexico. ton-Edgemont, Pennsylvania eat the oldtimers. Cerritos Steve WoM pitched a 3 hit­ Rota, Spain, against Terra The Wild Mustangs defeat ter and ran his hitting streak Haute, Indiana; and Linaries I the Hermosa Beach 30th to 11 games with a double against Northridge. treet Athletic Club, the against Ravenswood Little The championship game lanta Ana Rebels, Manhattan Will Be League of East Palo Alto Sat­ will be Saturday and present­ ieach Lincoln National, and urday. A crowd of 4,000 saw ed on "Wide World of Sports" he Los Angeles Oldtiment Northridge win the champion- on Saturday, Sept. 2. wice on their way to winning SEMI-FINALS Stronger |hip game, 5-1. But Palo Alto S. W.hliwa, H»- he double elimination tourna- Mike Giyapa of Wahiawa, wnll 1. nVjt held August 11-19. The Norlhrldfe 10. RAton. New Mexico football Hawaii, fanned 20 of 21 bat­ 0. ustangs did not lose a game Cerritos College FINALS coach Carrol "Smokey" Catei ters in a 7-inning consolation Enat Palo Alto 1. n the 13 team tournament. NorthrldF* 5. will have 18 returning letter- Cal Eubanks and Chuck of 100 players choendienst, hurled for the) men in a field tustangs in their five victor- expected to turn out for the 1967 football season. TIME ... The annual Seuth Bay Firm Skat- of the show at the Olympic Ite Arena Is "A Salute Leading hitters included SHOW orrest Hunt, Bill Reinert, "I feel much better about ln( Club Labor Day weekend ice shew will feature to California." Tickets for the show are $2. our depth this year in every Gref Boyvin and Susie Rogers of Torrance. Theme luss Bierley, Bill Brice, Bruno Giacomi, and Vie Or- position but tackle," Cates laz. The team is managed by said. "If we can keep our of­ >r. Rod Stetson and Claude1 fensive and defensive tacklei lagsdale. healthy, we should be strong Skaters Other teams participating in every position." in the tournament included Last year the Falcons had Long Beach Naval Shipyard, about 70 players turn out on Lomita Old Pros, Torrance opening day and were strain­ Plan Tappa Keggas, Torrance Mar- ed at almost every position aritas, Gardena Royals, Gar- whenever there was an in­ Jena North End, El Segundo^..^.jury. The Falcons compiled a Hustlers, and Redondo Beach J6-2-'l record last year" and Show D-8 AUGUST 23, 196! D & G Sporting Goods. took second in the Metropoli­ tan Conference. South Bay Figure Skating Team trophies were awarded FAMOUS HORSE RACE o the top four teams in the This year Cates said he ex­ lub will present its 5th an West Coast Slo-pitch Tourna­ pects a large number of last nual ice show, "Salute to Call Marichal Favored ment. The Gardena Royals fin year's top area high school Fornia," during the Labor shed fourth and Manhattan players to attend Cerritos. Ha Day weekend. The show, sanc­ Beach Lincoln National third estimated the team will be Another Legend tioned by the USFSA, will be Individual trophies were composed of about 25 sopho­ held at the Olympic Ice Over Koufax presented to each Wild Mus­ mores, including the letter- Arena, 23770 W. Western tang and Oldtimer player. men, and the rest freshment. pitches and hi JERRY McILVAINE Ave., Harbor City, on Sunday "Even when Koufax was i's got five Last year the Torrance Cates will greet his team Of Man o'War Sept. 3, and Monday, Sept. 4, round, I thought Marichal in bring them all in. Tappa Keggas won the tourna­ Sept. 1 when twice-a-day at 8 p.m. was the best," says Philadel­ "In a tough spot, Mari/ch ment, and the Oldtimers won drills begin. The schedule will Saratoga's Sanford Stakes of 'real" cause of Upset's upset slugger Richie The skaters will portray phia Phillie ill throw me a or it two years ago. :aper to once-a-day when 1919 is perhaps the most fre­ comes to light. Legion 9 California history from its Alien in a recent magazine ar­ 'Classes commence Sept. 12. quently "re-run" race on rec­ John Fitzsimmons, son of earliest Settlement period to ticle. Ider, sidearm. Koufax a it having been the occa­ Assisting Cates on the ord, the late beloved Sunny Jim the present. Included will be Alien, in comparing former 'ays came with that blazer, coaching staff will be Wayne sion for the immortal Man o1 says: "Pop used to make a Plays at an imaginary trip to Disney Los Angeles Dodger pitcher "Let me give you an illu Competition nuisance of himself around »i Tank" Harris, Ted Plumb War's lone defeat at the land, the space industries, and with San Fran­ ation," continues A11 e and Dallas Moon. hooves of the ironically the barn asking us to split a Hollywood. cisco Giant hurler Juan Mari oufax, if he had a thre named Upset. Ontario Stiffens on Lettermen who will be re­ $2 bet with him on this horse Two local children doing chal, puts it this way: 'thing count on you, men o turning will be Doug Broai- As a matter of fact it was [or that. I think he lost--___-- more Bart Johnson, a solo numbers in the show are "Koufax was a thrower rst and third, he'd say, his-|giant of American Legion Racetrack hurst, center; Jim Bunck and literally re-run a few years|$l bets than any man in Greg Boyvin and Susie Hog Marichal is a pitcher. With kay, hit this.' And then he'd JDaryl Waroniecki, guards; Bu- back by a movie companyjtory. He was a jinx. baseball, is expected to go to ers, both of Torrance. Koufax, if he had a three-and laze it in there. He'd chal- There was a time not long making the "Man o' War the mound today against New mge you a bit more with his igo when you could count on ford Byrum, Mark Larson and "He practically dollared m Greg. 14, of 3614 Michell 0 count on you, you looked me hand those capable of Jim Wray, tackles; Jim Faulk Story" (which- was never re-|t0 death Vnd"otie day 1 said Mexico in the first round o: smoke. With Marichal, istball. But Marichal can't do the' top region tourna Drive'will be a Jet Pilot in He's got to pitch to you, ner and Emmett White, ends; leased), and wftt"' 'PopT'did yob' ever make the- -western tribute to California's spat lat. Mike Olson. "quarterback: jockeys of the day east as the real bet in a horse?' He said mepi at Ontario. d that's what makes him ing main event at Ascot Park, industry. best. He can get you out ut as the riders prepare for Greg Perei, Ed Romero and original pricipals the race 'Of course I did. A pretty Johnson is the star pitche: Easy Prom >e Jim Baird, halfbacks; Dave had to be run four times be­ team Susie Rogers, 22100 Dolore several different pitches." '"riday evening's meet, the danged good horse too; I be for the South Torrance dance Tamblyn, fullback; Richard fore the horse cast at "Upset" $100 right on his nose!' The which won the state champ­ St., will be a square ompetition runs far deeper. in the Gold Rush number Eyes Second race Correa, Mike Ellison, and could finish in front of the horse he bet the $100 on wa ionship last week in Yount Post time for the first James Grissum, linebackers; horse playing "Man o' War." of people |ville. Susie, 15 years old, was first n the 18-event meet is 8:15. Man o' War. Lots place in the first test girl': and David Karls and C r a i g Many and colorful were the blamed Johnny Loftus for los­ Teams from Utah, Arizona, Sulky Victory[Beavers Young Jim Nicholson of To- Reece, defensive backs. for Man o'War's the race, others the start­ and division of the 1966 Arrow and 5-1 Shorty Sea reasons given ing Colorado, Nevada, Hawaii head open competition. Easy Prom goes after his langa defeat that day, must of them er, old Judge Pettingill, but host Ontario will be in the second win in the $10,000 In­ ourne of Lawndale have pro­ pure legend, but now the'blamed Pop," John said tournament. Also featured in the show glewood Pace Saturday. jected themselves smack into world team competito are The 5-year-old gelding won Triumph he middle of the picture Squirrels Roy Waglien and his partner, nd in a big way. Sweitzer, both mem­ the Inglewood by two and T.H.E. Beavers defeated Sandi three-quarter length over Oso Ourselves" twice Saturday Nicholson won the first bers of the Los Angeles Fig Slo and Garcon D'Or last ght at Torrance Park to win lain event of his career and ure Skating Club. year, with a clocking of ie Bay Area Municipal Ath- id it in such an impressive Plentiful Roy, former Pacific Coast 1:59 2/5 for the mile trip. *ic Association Young Men's ay as to indicate he will be champion, is one of the few o-Pitch Tournament. The threat in the upcoming 8- Sportsmen of California hold Bob Farrington, the na­ be thankful people in the world who tion's leading driver, will rst game was won by forfeit lile National Championshipl have reason to four gold medals. Roy and id the second game, 6-0. iaturday night, Sept. 9. for the state senate, even Sandi will portray matinee ;uide Easy Prom. The Topanga driver rides though the 1967 senate is the This will be the 22nd edi In the first game the Our idols in the "Entertainmen ilves failed to muster eight he outside of the track, a la new reapportioned version. Capital of the World" seg :ion-of the Inglewood, one of ammy Tanner. Several times The senate fish and game the oldest features on the layers by game time. In the Bill ment. lecond game Wally Divino ie appeared to be in trouble committee recently killed Further information Hollypark calendar. .o keep his cycle right side No AB1264, by Assemblyman are itched a three-hitter and tri- garding tickets may be ob Other probable starters led home two runs. ip, but each time he pulled Ray E. Johnson, R-Chico, tained by calling 325-4475. Thorpe Grattan, Scottish De­ ut and kept going strongly. which would have put tree sign, Frosty Dale, Free Heath Earlier in the evening the Seabourne, the jockey-sized | squirrels on thei protected list er, Ambro Frank and Glad leavers edged the Shady Oak and prohibited hunting of the iombers, 2-1, in nine innings :hap. almost had the main Only Shooting Rags. advance to the finals. By vent won but could not hold|species. iff the flying Nicholson on Squirrel hunting is .not a feating Ourselves in the major sport in California and hampionship game, the Bea he 15th and final lap. Makes Perfect Publicity Man Mel Lacher, San Diego, and not one to which sportsmen 'ers atoned for their previous are addicted. i of the Bostoi light's loss to that same team Dan Haaby, Lawndale, con­ Sam Jones tinue to battle for the season- The Johnson bill coild have Celtics, one of the finest Named by CIF 2. set a dangerous precedent of shooters in the NBA, tip il lead. Chuck Jones, Arcadia, Jim Woleott has been named and the veteran Tanner are in protecting a species of game youngsters that touch come animal when that specie* was from practice. Nobody is bor director of public information Bunnies Win tight struggle for third for the CIF, Southern Section place. All could win the 1967 not endangered or even suf­ with it. crown. fering any decline in popula­ TUITION ... A check for $105 toes to Decker Underwood (second from laft) to read once where a Ken according to an announce The Hickory B u n n 1 e of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes "I ment by J. Kenneth Fagans, tion. take part in the West Coast Conference ucky All-American wouli tombed the Victor Dodgers Johnson, a horseman and a at Ashland, Oregon. Making the presentation are (left) Fred Wilson, South High one angli commissioner of athletics. 12-6, to win the Ivy Leagu president of the sponsoring Torrance Kiwanis ake 125 shots from a sportswriter hunter, felt too many hunters athletic director; Dudley Cook, n the court and then mov Woleott, hampionship. The Bunnie Rams Cop were taking squirrels promto- Club; and Rev. B. Wallis Kornegay, committee chairman. he AnaheirA Bulletin prior t< scored ten runs in the first the opposite side. So I to the CI cuously while after other itarted doing the same. I de- his appointment inning. They beat Paradise Third Game game. His claim was that post, will succeed Don An ind Walteria. Victor defeated eloped my bank shot by stepped dow squirrels had no way to es­ Attends Conference liming at two strips of tape dersen, who [Pueblo and the McMaster PI The Rams, victorious in cape, once they were treed by Youth about the black­ rom the position to assum ates. their first three pre-season he coach put similar duties at the Unive the hunter. er on the junior varsity team board," Jones explains. games, face American Foot­ A 16-year-old Torrance bers for the Ashland confer- sity of Southern California ball League competition for youth is attending an athletic nee are Bob Pettit, retired which went undefeated When Jones reported to the the season. Hippies Collect the first time this Sunday conference in Ashland, Ore., star of the St. Louis Hawks; through Celtics he did not have a when they travel to San Diego Ham, Turkey this week. Where does he get his in jumper, only a two hand hot the Skyline champion 'aul Neumann and Jim King, hi Dodgers Play In to meet the challenge of the Decker Underwood, spn^ ofjsuntqut guards for the San spiration? Probably from Bill Sharman, now the San ship game the Entraden Chargers. Shoot on Tap Mr. and Mrs. Robert Under­ Francisco Warriors; Bobby father, who lettered f o u Francisco Warriors coach Hippies beat the Lago Sec Kickoff is set for 1:30 in wood of 301 Avenida Atezada, former infielder years in tennis at Stanfon worked many extra hours , 9-3, behind the fou new Richardson, University and was captain o with Jones in helping him to San Diego's beautiful, At Gun dub was chosen by the coaches at for the New York Yankees; The Los Angels Dodgers vs hit pitching of Randy Huste 49,343 seat stadium. High School. coach the tennis team in his senio develop his shooting ability. |The Hippies scored seven run third and Gun South Len Casanova, football year. the San Francisco Giant In winning their The Torrance Rod The Torrance Kiwanis Club at the University of Oregon; baseball game will be presen on five walks and three si straight last Saturday night]Club will sponsor a Dove Decker is a member of thi gles in the first inning. the Turkey donated $105 to pay for his and Paul Anderson, world South Hi g h's Letterman' Dolly SnutOIlt ed live and in color Monda against Cleveland, 24-17, Hunters Ham and tuition and transportation to champion weight lifter. J and Tuesday nights a n Rams got another strong per­ Shoot Sunday, it has been an- Club, a service organizatioi Lesjnounced by Al Coast, chair- the fifth annual West Coast Underwood, a junior at named The Order of Apollo The McMaster Dollies edgedjWednesday afternoon o formance from fullback conference of the Fellowshipjsouth High this fall, is inter­ KTTV, Channel 11. Indians Win Josephson, the summer stock man of the event. and maintains a 3.5 grad the Hickory Snakes, 1-0, to| for Diclf Bass. Jos­ will start at 9 of Christian Athletes ested in track and tennis. point average in his academii win the Rocky Mountain The game will be teleca itand-in Shooting The event started Sunday Wilson, school athletic direct from Candlestick Pai Major Title ephson netted 80 yards in 16 a.m. at the Long Beach-Do- Fred subjects. championship. Dean I r g 1 n s| carries and prompted a smil- minguei gun club, Artetla and win last through Fridayjdirector, said the youth will Underwood is a member o pitched his second shutout in in San Francisco, and covei at Southern Oregon College youth group at St. An by KTTV camera crews wi Spinner Realty of Gardena ing reply from George Alien Boulevard at Central Ave- participate in cross country the three days. He stopped the when the head coach was nue. in Ashland. in the fall. During the pring|drew>i Presbyterian Church Jefferson' Jets with'(wo hits Vin Scully and Jerry Do was sponsor of major Indians, he runs the mile In the champ, gett calling the play-by pla champions of the V1 c t o r i a asked, "What are you going Included In the events, jt is one of eight athletic track season Redondo Beach. on Wednesday. to do if Josephson continues Coast said, will be 16-yard conferences throughput the Decker's best time is 4:36.9 He also was a participani ionship game he allowed four Dodger Dugout, an inte Park Little League. Jeff|view by Bill Welsh with favo The team, managed by Jim to play this well?" shoots, splatter boards, buddy United SUtes conduced each in the mile and 9:57 in thejthii summer in the'NorthwestjhitsTand° struck out 10. 'n' out. run in the ite baseball stars, will beg McGehee and coached by Bob "I'm going to tell Bass,' shoots, and the miss lunmier for outstanding high 2-mile, tournament circuit, represent­ Dunn hit a home had a 154 leagueJAllen said, "that he must now The event is open to the was ing the Southern California fourth inning for the only run at 7:15 p.m. with the actu Cordweel, school athletes. In tennis, Underwood rccord. win his job back!" public, Coast said. Some of the faculty mem- voted the most valuable play Tennis Association. of the game. gametime at 7:55 p.m.