Page C-8 THE PRESS Wednesday, February 21, 1962 PRESS North HS Loses tolnglewood Warrior Nine Spartans Drop Home Game Coach Hopes To Powerful Mira Costa Roth North and South sawing back and forth until i wupniinnHMitfi mown MHtMmttMtiHMon high schools dropped close the closing quarter. ones Monday afternoon as In the final period Ingle- LET'S GO For Top Year the Spartans fell before the wood poured on the steam "If pitching holds up and Mira Costa five. 70-40, while and leaped ahead. Picking defense remains steady, we the Saxons went down he-; up an impressive lead, they may have a fine year," Kl fore the trampling Ingle- managed to hold it until the Camino mentor, wood squad, 60-46. final gun. Chuck Freeman observes to play Culver City Tuesday Halftime score stood at with caution. Torrance was scheduled Inglewood, 29, North 20. Freeman may have ap­ to play Culver City Tuesday Also a home game. South peared cautious before, but afternoon. Final score was was battered unmercifully after the scholastic ineligi- not available before'press by the Mira Costa hoop The Fifty and Over Bowling Club will have its sec­ bility of three of his best time. squad, losing the lead early ond annual King and Queen contest at Gable House this men and the Kansas City In North High's tilt with in the game and never re­ Saturday night at 8 p.m. in the meeting room. acquisition of brilliant short, Inglewood on the Saxon gaining it. PARTY FOR ROYALTY stop Herb Newman, he has home courts, action was fasti Monday's loss continues Her and"King Earl Queen overy rightn, dtaplay ex- and furious throughout the! South's streak of losses and will turn over their crowns treme conservatism in his game with the score see- effectively removes them to the newly elected royal­ outlook. from any c h a n c 9 at top ty. The new king and queen 'I'm only hoping 'they will league honors. will, as last >how their potential," Free­ year, reign over man said of his hurling Harbor JC Hawks the club activities during crew. the coming year. Though not as powerful Near F*d of County Employs A big party is planned as last, year's team, ECC's for the club. Refreshments, 62 squad may cheat its way Designer for Two games, and the big election Lo the top via defense alone. Court Season **\ composes the evening's ac­ The Warriors boast a Right in the middle of the tivities. Besides the Gable "iteady infield with Pete league standings is where Area Links House club members, club Banulin, Morningside, Harbor College's cagers find Responding to Supervfior members of Cal Bowl of Los guarding the gateway; Bob themselves as they approach Kenneth Harm's urging that Angeles will attend this Withers, Mira Costa, on the the last two weeks of basket­ the county develop its unim­ event and will be eligible pivot spot, and John Ran- ball competition. proved golf sites so they «*» jlem, Serra, handling the With a 5-5 margin league be used for recreation and titles. hiot corner at third. play, the Seahawk's are not return a net revenue to th« SHORT STOP title contenders but they county, the Board of Sup«i* Results and a brief res­ can have a big influence on ume of the grand evening Bob Brown. Morningside, visors Tuesday took th« will step into Herb New- the league race as they meet first step in the develop. will appear in next week's the league leaders. column. man's shoes to flag down the ball at short. In the past week 'they proposed courses. C;HBA PARTY beat Long Beach 80-68. but 'William F. Bell, well- The GHBA On reserve for i n f i e 1 "Come work are two lop-notch lost to San Diego 64-81 in known as one of the nation'* Dressed as a Song Title glovemen In Ed Re. rk with, the border city to remain top golf course architects, Costume Party," which was San Francisco, and Nick where they started at the was hired to assist the Coun­ held at Hal and Julie Elkins Fuscardo of Serra. ..r>00 mark'. The Seahawks ty Engineer in the develop­ last Saturday night was a Four men will vie for were to meet Santa Monica ment of the proposed Dia­ great success. The costumes starting berths in the out­ on Tuesday in Santa Monica mond Bar course near Po­ were all very original and funny. field. Speed and accuracy and then return to the Har­ mona and the Victoria Park Best costume prizes were won by Cliff Taylor, who will be the key words for bor gym to play Bakersfield course at 190th street and came dressed as a woman, including the high heels, as the ECC outer gardeners. Friday night. Bakersfield Avalon boulevard (Domin- "Baubles, Bangle^ and Beads," and Fran Phillips, who Joe Moore, Serra; Rel currently is in second place, guez area). was dressed as "Sweet Little Alice Blue Gown." (Crazy James, Gardena; Bob Pier, one game behind league Under terms of the agree­ low cut gown for Alice!) Morningside, and Frank Van leading T,.A. Valley, whom ment under which Bell wai Dee Cecil won the door prize for being dressed as Patten, Torrance, will bat­ the Seahawks play next hired, he will prepare rout­ two songs. "Top Hat, White Tie and Tails," and her flip tle for starts. week. ing plans, develop improve­ side was' "Can Can." Moore was a regular out- In the first round Santa ment criteria and prepare Monica lost to Other costumes included Pistol Packing Mama, Four fielder last year and boasts the Hawks in large scale contour drawings plenty of power. James is a an overtime thriller. Coachlof each green. These will be Sleepy People, a couple of Rik Sha bows, and two Cow­ Norm Kettering is hoping boys. Norma Frazer was dressed in a jazzy red "Charles­ jack-of-all-trades and can used by the County Engi­ double just about anywhere. that this is not the time the neer and his staff in pre­ ton" dress Howard Cecil came as "Red Sails in the Sun- Corsairs decide to win their paring jyjoi-'ki/ngdir^wjnfs. get" and stumped everyone. Bob Alderman was some sort Pier packs plenty of speed,] a fine arm. and a .400 bat­ first game of the 1962 sea­ of a "Witch Doctor," Pat O'Leary was a Hatfield of "Hat- son. In their first meeting Use Press classified ads t« fields and McCoys," and ting avearge while Van Pat­ buy, rent or sell. Babs O'Leary was a green haired ten should develop into n the Phone "Cajon Queen." The Marvins and'MarshalIs were dressed top-notch lead-off man. defented the Hawks deci­ DA 5-1515 as judges. Bill Phillips took movies of this crazy party Pitching will be the War­ sively. everyone who attended muft be wondering how they riors do or die rallying point. Against Long Beach It turned out. / Several top-ranked hurl- was the 25 point efforts of After the many gamei were played, a delicious din­ ers make up t.he hill corps Briscoe and the 24 points of ner was served. Dinner consisted of fried chicken, ham, all rookies except for Ted Hollis Lee that made tho ; Jello mold, deviled eggs, macaroni salad, stuffed celery, Sprague, ECC's outstanding difference. The 27 points j pickles'and olives A great time was really had by ail. pitcher of T>1. Windfoldt scored against! GABLE HOUSE CHATTER John Torok has the poten­ San Diego were not enough j The Las Vegas Traveling League rolled at Gable tial of becoming a big win­ to overcome the 28 of Dell USAC STOC8 Monday, so complete scores should be coming in soon. ner, while Jerry Smith pos­ plus the 23 of Mathis and! CAR RACES The new downstairs Rik-Sha Room will be open in sesses a fast ball that makes the 16 of Catlin. A hot sec­ with Indianapolis Driving ai.out two weeks. Plan on coming over and seeing the major league scouts sit up ond half in which the Sunday, 2:30 P.M. Feb. finishing touches. and take notice and notes. Knights scored 45 points to Rounding out the mound the Hawks 30 gave them the ASCOT STADIUM Ann Homels dress shop, Jezebel on Hawthorne victory. IMrd and VERMONT AV£s Blvd., will hold its official grand opening this Thursday crew are Steve Parents, Dick Try and .stop by to see Ann and her latest selection of King. Lance Valatch. Skip soring fashions. Parente, and Ray Wilson. DOWN FOR THE COUNT North 28-20, the Saxon five battled grim­ Warriorville is exactly Lady beginner classes will commence about the third High's hoopsters were walloped Mon­ ly up to the final gun. Outstanding three-deep in catchers. day afternoon by a high-riding Ingle- defensive action by the North squad ck in April sign up soon. Dick Green will probably Summer leagues are filling up fast, so better sign wood five, 60-46 in the Saxon gym. kept the score from running away. BOWLING Ji the season as ECC Handicapped up now. backstop with Ron Schnsi- by a half-time score of der and Ken Proctor in re­ serve. is FUN! Saturday Is Final Sinnup Date Green played in the sha­ dow of Angel property Dave El Camino's Squad Will Open For Tordondo Little Marsden last year. Once out. Leaguers from beneath the shadow SUMMER LEAGUE SCHEDULE Saturday will be the last ices of doctors of the South- he may develop into an ex­ Season Friday at Fullerlon College Nioht leagues which ara available for anyone to sign up. This lltf doe* net rhanre for signing includes companies, but thara ara nlthts, timat available ta Niata ortaniu- up in the ern California Chiropractic cellent receiver. tloni. Tordondo Little League Association and the Redon- Proctor is quick with his Boasting one of its most 100-game level. took the win spot followed with boys from eight to 12 do Beach Fire Department hands and hustles behind individually talented squads Lacking depth, but spark- by Santa . . Monica.... Valley IMPORTANT TO YOU! SIGN UP NOW! elegible. Youngsters must Last chance for Tordondo the plate. in years, Kl Camino College ling in individual talent, the grabbed fifth place and KCC In tha p.itt thrcsa hava b»pn difficult!*! In all bowlin* houses. o< paeota not opens the swimming squad expects a fairly sue- 'wound up in eighth belui abla to daeida which toaaua or houta to bowl in. Thlt hat matfa It be accompanied by a parent League boys to obtain thi.< Schneuler. a top hitter, season place. inconvenient for tha bowlars who with to form a good, strong laatua tor ami also must bring proof of Friday, Feb. 23. at Fuller-ton cessful season, with ' many Things appear equally pleasure. Please be lure of tha lamua you want and we will aa« that you checkup will be Saturday will have to polish off his hava a definite Place in your choica.of tha followInt: ag«-. Park is located at Ml7 March 3, from 1 p.m. to 4 receiving before falling heir .Junior College in a 3:30 p.m. individuals records falling thorny for the Warriors this Halison St. in Torrance and p.m. to the catching spot. meet. along the wayside. Even year, with Santa Monica HOUSE LEAGUE OPENINGS FOR SUMMER it will be open from 11 a.m. For additional Information Coach Freeman may be Fullerton boasts a potent with one of its fiimst, teams j boasting an improved team to 4 p.m. call Al Pear.son, president at cautious, but with steady aggregation and the results in recent history. El Ca- and Long Beach and Valley I Tordomlo Little League FR 1-3774 or Glenn Tibbett ball handling and a little of the meet should serve as mino can expect to finish no equally as strong as last i a good indicator of how higher than fourth in the year. has a program for all boys players agent, at FR 9-8224 luck, El Camino may MOfl. . . larlv Show May M :N P.m. It MOfl'O HtfC*. jump Coach rugged Metropolitan Confer- A m who sign up. There are the one or two notches ne­ Hudy Kroon's club Honolulu import. .Jerry Men. . .. . Sundownort May 7 :M P.m. 10 410 Mlxad Mdep. twenty teams and a school REGISTRATION cessary to improve last, will fare in future meets. In ence. Sheely is expected to be the won. . . . Niaht Owlt May 7 :M P.m. 10 7TI Mixed Hdcp. for beginners. water polo, the Hornets VIKES WIN top man on the KCC team. Mon. . ..ATZGB Glrli April N :M p.m. 10 $00 Woman'i Hdcp. Torrance National Little year's third-place finish and Mon. All the youngsters will be League will hold registra­ once again reign as diamond knocked off Long Beach in Last year, Metro. Confer- Coach Kroon says, "Shoeley . . ATZOi Oirls April N :00 P.m. 10 400 Woman's Scratch the Southern California ence teams finished first, will keep up with Toe*. Tuesday Mixad April )7 :30 P.m. to 7 SO Mixed Hdcp. given another opportunity tions, Feb. 22 and 23, at the king. anybody Tuei. Merchants HOe*. April 14 :0a p.m. 10 000 Man'i Hdcp. for a physical check)ip to YMCA, 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. finals to terminate a win second, fifth and eighth in in the butterfly this year. Wad. Twiilaht ft April 4 :ja p.m. 10 000 Men's Hdcp. assure their fitness to play Any boy between the ages MOST GAMES rnccl. Lone: IV>,irh li n great swimmer. Wod. Wad. Mlxad S's May I :00 P.m. 10 700 Mixed Hdcp. ball. This examination is vol­ of eight, and 12. before Aug. Wh;i(; Los Angeles Angel Wad. . Wed. Mlxad S's April 10 :M p.m. 10 ill Scratch untary and Thun. Mixed 4's May 10 .04 p.m. 10 SOS Mixvd Hdcp. free and will be 1, 1902, is eligible, ['roof of played in the most games Thurj. Scratch 4's May 14 :M p.m. 10 700 Mixad Hdcp. given at the South RedomJo birth is necessary. last year? Ken Hunt, with frt... Sunsetters May IS :» P.m. 10 7JS Mlxad Hdcp. fire station, located at 401 149 lo his credit. Next throe fo* totly $ *! ISjJ a Sat. Father * Son April 14 :00 p.m. to South Broadway in Her] on- Use Press classified ads to in lino: Albie Pear-son, 144; Sun. Ouys t Dolls April II :M P.m. 10 Mixed Hdcp. do. Examination Is made pos­ buy, rent or sell. 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