THE PRESS Pooe B-l PRESS Tribe Falls Flat Before S.D. San Diego Wallops ECC Tennis, Golf Tordondo Little League Braves Shutout Warriors, 19-3, in Last Lessons Slated Tigers, 1-0, with Fourth-Inning Homer By Rec. Dept. Quinn's Dairy B r n v r s Session Torrance Recreation De­ shutout the Marino Federal Metro Baseball partment's registration open Savings Tigers 1 to 0 as They called them "spoil- hook and brought on ace house, to be held 2 to 8 p.m., Steve Waggoner decided the ers" . . and San Diego City John Torok. Torok, playing a Wednesday. Thursday, and outcome in this tightly College laughed. rare role as a fireman, didn't Friday, May 23 to 25, and fought contest with a home El Camino College's horse- fare any better. San Diego Saturday, May 26, 9 a.m. to run in the fourth inning hiders managed to knock off knocked him out in two 12 noon, at the Victor Ben- over the right field fence. loop leaders Bakersfield and stanzazs flat as seven more stead Plunge, 3331 Torrance This, and a single, were With Carmen Fuscardo -ong Beach last week, but runs came in for the visitors, Blvd., will provide adults the only hits off Greg But- i when it came to the last Dick King followed Torok and youths an opportunity tcrfield who struck out team in the Metropolitan; and lasted a single inning to register for tennis and twelve Braves. Jerome Kur- Conference triumvirate, the i allowing six runs, all earned. golf lessons. tik, the winning Brave pitch­ The results of the recent Junior team Handicap Tribe fell flat on its face. Ted Sprague received the First series of tennis les- er, gave up only one hit to Tournament have been checked and verified. The Gable Friday in the last '62 nod as anchor man and got sions for adults and children the Tigers. He was aided by House is proud to announce that Senior Team No. 3, Metro battle of the season off easy as a tired San Diego eight years and older will be a well coached defensive ball captained by Charles Marshall, won third place trophies. for the Warriors, invading squad scored only two runs club, especially his ten year held as follows: old brother 'Mark Kurtik Senior Team No. 1 placed seventh in a field of 26 teams. San Diego handed El Cami- to lead 19-0. Torrance High School Youthful enthusiasm for an event of this proportion no a monumental 19-3 de- San Diego's charity allow- who held down second base Courts: Monday and Wed­ like a pro. has snowballed over the past two years. We are happy feat. The game, called the ed El Camino to score three nesday 1 to 3 p.m., July 2 to to be a part of it. worst in El Camino history" runs in the seventh innings Earlier in the week the 18, boys and girls 8 to 18 Braves suffered their first TROPHY WINNERS by the Tribe tutor Chuck as the Tribe went daffy from years of age. Freeman, was called after the beating, defeat of the season when Two more leagues finished their winter season with El Retire Park , 126 Vista they were upset by the Bill top scores. On Monday night the Karly Show, 825 han­ seven innings, when El Ca- The game was called aftei del Parque,: Tuesday and mino threw in the towel. seven innings by agreement. Snlbv's Mobil Senators 4 to dicap, presented Team No. 8, Bach Bowling Supply, with Thursday 1 to 3 p.m., ,luly 3. In this game D a r r y 11 first place trophies. Team No. 8 took honors with Vz FA Camino's best hurlers 3 to 10, ages 8 to 18 years. Keene gave up only two wins and 35^z losses. Heading the five-man aggrega­ saw duty in the shortened South High School Courts: hits, but one of them \vas a tion is Bill Herschler with 176, Jim Papst 171, Cliff Heard contest, and not one looked Registration Monday and Wednesday i three run home run to Mike 167, Doyle Ferguson 165 and Dick Amos 150. good. July 2 to 18, 1 to 6 p.m. Mahaffey. Frankie Stewart Team No. 11 received second place trophies. M. Jerry Smith started on the age's 8 to 18, 6 to 8 p.m. went the distance for the Welch 170, Jim Howell 166, A. Trawick 16], L. Hailess hill for the Tribe. Three inn­ Underway for adults. SPIV tors to get his first win. 161 and Lee Church 160. ings, four hits, four walks, North High School Courts: Neil Sorenson was his catch­ High series in the scratch division was ablv taken three errors and four runs CYO Day Camp Tuesday and Thursday, July er and David Paiva was the latter, Freeman sent out the 3 to 19, 1 to 3 p.m., ages 8 HOME HITTER Steve Waggoner, ace stickman for by Jim Papst with a hefty 650. L. Johnson took high Final registrations for CYO the Tordondo Braves, walloped in a fourth inning homer backstop for the Braves. scratch game with a 209. to 12 years, 6 to 8 p.m., Tigers faired better earlier Day Camp at. Ladera Park adults. Friday. July H to Wednesday, as the Braves shutout the Tigers, 1 -0. In the handicap division, Dave Cox's big 707 won a will be taken Thursday, of the week, in the week against the Re- Aug. 10, 3 to 6 p.m., ages 13 Tordondo Little League plays every night Recreation Bowl trophy. L. Johnson with a 281 took high game and also Harbor, El Camino May 24, 7 to !) p.m. at St. with multiple games on weekends. dondo grabbed his second trophy of the evening. ni_..~~~ I !~1~ J Margaret Mary School, Lo- to 18 years. White Sox winning 8 to 3. its FEES Bruce MacEachern had a no- Thursday night the 875 Scratch League crowned ildVCrS LIST6Q mita- for PUP'IS at st- Mar- a 50 cents regi­ champions. Team No. 3 took first place with 66 wins * Listed gnret Mary, Nativity and St. There is hitter, going into the fifth stration fee for adults and inning whei his pitching op­ and 33 losses. Leading the winning combination is Dave Philo mena, Torrance. youth participating in the Rosen with 183, Herb- Wanzle 182, Roger Parkman 178, On'62 Metro Team Othern final registrations $100,000 (alifornian to ponent Danny Stern tirul in o tennis program. Participants one that sent the b'-U r -^r Mike Krone 169 and Hank Castagnetti with 16.°,. Bakersfield pitcher Floyd will be taken at. the CYO must provide their own rac­ Lou Kohlmeier took high series honors with a 678. Thionett has been picked as Office, 4632 W. Century the fence for a homerun. quet. Classes will be grouped Johnny McGuirt, the Yi^er Carl Anderson had a high 278 to win high single game. baseball player of the year Blvd., Inglewood. 1 to 5 p.m., and exact class times, for Race at Hollypark Sal. and John Joseph has been and 2138 Westwood Blvd., catcher, also overpowc/ed Carol Castillo and Flo Anderson received awards for the 45 minute lessons, as­ The first of Hollywood best three-year-old of the; the ball alld the breexo for most improved bowlers. | selected 1961-62 coach of the 7 to 8:30 p.m., Friday, May signed at the first day of year in the Metropolitan 25, and St. Paul School. 7 Park's four $100.000 added 1961 Oollywood Park meet-L homerun with one on in This 875 Scratch League will'convert to a 700 Scratch ing following his victory in the second inning. foursome but few spots are open, so come in and sign up Conference, Commissioner to 9 p.m., Monday, May 28. Golf lessons for boys and races, The California!!, will the $122,900 Hollywood Der­ William W. Russell an- Sponsored by the Catho- next Saturday Dominguez Water Com­ now. girls, 9 to 17 years of age, be contested by. pany Cubs evened out their nounced today. Joseph is lie Youth Organization, day have been scheduled as fol­ with a power-packed field ANOTHER FIRST Santa Monica swimming camp will be conducted for Olden Times, an old foe of "Won and lost" record to 2 The Gable House presented the first of the "Oscar- coach. boys and girls aged 7 to 12 lows: expected for the rich classic. Four-and-Twenty, surprised and 2 by also taking i'ie ette Tournaments" on Thursday afternoon. The winner El Retiro Park. June 26 This Will be the ninth the Santa Anita fans when;measure of the White Pox, was Helen Coupland with a magnificent Thionelt, who is joined on years in two periods, July to 29, beginning at 2 p.m.; of Oscarette the first team by teammates ? to 21 and July 23 to Aug. running of The Californian. he carried his speed over one! 4 to 2. Terry Frederick, on, 221; Dottie Brown came in second with a 216, and Mag­ Walteria Park, July 3 to 6; which since its inception has mile and five-eights in win-1 the winning'Cub pitcher gie Wells rolled a 214 to place in third position. Several Jim Antt. at first and pitcher & . . Sea-Aire Park, July 10 to 13; ning the San Juan Capis- needed bailing out when he George Culver, paced the Activities from 9 a.m. to McMaster Park, July 24 to developed into one of turf- 200's were shot and the girls did a fine job. Renegades to a share of the 4 p.m. daily Mondays thru dom's greatest races. The trano Handicap. loaded the bases with none This exciting tournament will be a weekly feature. 27; Paradise Park, July 31 to While Olden Times and'out in the top of the fifth conference title with San Fridays, will include hiking, Aug. 3; La Romeria Park, mile and one-sixteenth test More information will be available at the desk. Diego, which placed outfield- games, crafts, nature study was established in 1954 as a Four-and-Twenty may be inning. Larry Brown came LEAGUE OF THE WEEK Aug. 7 to Aug. 10; Sea-Aire the fa\orites in The Cali­ to his relief by getting two er Dan Reed and pitcher dramatics, story-telling, folk Park, Aug. 14 to 17. wegiht-for-age race with cer­ The Soaring Sixties are newcomers at the Gable Gary Malloy on the first d »" <"' n * Rwlmm. in& and tain allowances and penal­ fornian. some of the others White Sox to hit infield House. The trio women's handicap league consists of 10 While there is no charge loom as strong contenders. grounders and a tight Cub squaj cookouts. "Covered Wagon to youth participating in this ties based on money won. teams. They bowl on Tuesday morning at 9:30. Secre­ Several criteria went into Days" will be the theme ear- Macdan. for instance, won defense threw two men out it». is- . tary of the Soaring Sixties is Mary Leahy. the selection of Joseph , who ried out in the program, program during the op e n year-olds and upward and i three races at Santa Anita, at the plate. The third out High series is held by Team No. 10 with a 1581. was awarded the James K. Further information may & t always one of the biggest including a strong second was a routine fly. resulting They also have high game wjth a 596. Shirley Boemler house. to Four-andTwenty. Alder- in a scoreless inning. Corky Cossmann award, the first be securedI by calling: Helen Adult golf instruction will events of the Hollywood bowling for Team No. 5, copped the bi-weekly trophy time the trophy has been Yost at DUnk.rk 5-7211. Park meeting. shot and Micarlo will also Arneson went the distance be conducted at Sea-Aire for the White Sox with Bob with a big 581 series. High single game to date is hold Critia were: In­ This year's race will be offer the "big ones" some by Millie Hillman with a 212. Glad to have you with us, presented. Golf Course at 6 p.m. and 7 stiff competition. Aldershot Hornaday catching. Wayne spiration, leadership, integri­ p.m., as listed below. There no exception with such girls. May all your future scores be big ones. standouts entered as Alberta is already a Hollywood Park Blackburn and David Boyd ty, sportsmanship and com­ Girls 'Softball is a $5 fee for this series split the catching chores for petence as a coach who best Ranch's Four-and-Twenty, winner, having recently won of six lessions. race. the Cubs. ' utilizes his material. Signups Are Now Tuesday and Thursday Rex Ellsworth's Prove It a route The 1962 Metropolitan sessions; first session, June and Olden Times, Elmen- Recreation Department Conference baseball team: 26 to July 12; second ses­ dorf's Micarlo. King Acres FIRST TEAM Being Accepted sion. July'17 to Aug. 2; third Stock Farm's Macdan. Ralph Jim Antt, Bakersfield, 1st; Softball signups for girls session. Aug 7 to Aug. 23. Lowe's New Policy. Mrs. BOWLING J| Sets Summer Swim Signup Jack Robertson .East. L.A., jj through 14 years of age Wednesday and Friday Ann Peppers' Aldershot, Inf.; Al Coutts. Long Beach, are being taken by the Tor- sessions; first session, June Mrs. Connie Fing's Windy The Torrance Recreation!5 to 7 p.m.; first session Inf.; Dave Olson, Harbor, ranre Recreation Depart­ 27 to Julv 13; second session, Sands, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Department yesterday an­ June 25 to July 20. and sec- Inf.; Frank Van Patten ,E1 ment. July 18 to Aug. 3; third ses­ Robineau's Prenupcial, is FUN! nounced that registrations ond session July 30 to Aug. Camino,. QF;. Dave Marshall, Two plavers workshops, sion, Aug. 8 to Aug. 24. Greenville Farm's First Bal­ for all swim classes of the 24. Pool service charge is Long Beach, OF; Dan Reed, offering softball skill train- cony and La Doma Corp. 1962 Summer Swim Program $3 for the 12 lessons. Quali­ San Diego, OF; Steve Ariga, jng( wni be conducted. First 14 STRIKEOUT and Rancho Rio Hondo's No. at the will be taken at the "Regi­ fications for junior life-sav­ Valley, OF; Frank Smith, workshop will be held Sat- Los Angeles Angels left­ table II. stration Open House" Wed­ ing is age between 12 and Long Beach, C; Floyd Thio- imiay, May 26 at Walteria hander Jack Spring wasn't NOMINEES nesday, May 23, through 15 years and possession of nett, Bakersfield, P; George park, 3855 242nd St., and going to be outdone by Bo Mrs. Katherine P r i c e's Saturday ,May 26, at the a current Red Cross swim­ Culver, Bakersfield, P; Gary the second to beheld at Mc- Bclinsky the day after the 1961 Kentucky Derby win­ GABLE HOUSE Victor E. Benstead Plunge, mer card; the individual Malloy. San Diego, P. Master Park. Artesia and rookie southpaw's no-hit, no- ner. Carry Back, and Peter 3331 Torrance Blvd. Times must be 16 years or older SECOND TEAM Yukon on June 2. Both run game over Baltimore on Fuller's Hillsborough. which for registering are 2 to 8 to enroll in senior life-sav­ Rogor Stufflebean. San Di- workshops will be held 10 Mav 5. Jack came in the have been campaigning in BOWL p.m. on Wednesday, Thurs­ ing. ego, 1st; Frank Kanfonik, a.m. to 2 p.m. Bring a lunch game in the fifth inning the East, are among the no­ day and Friday, and 9 a.m. Adult swim v 1 a s s e s are San Diego, Inf.; Jim Vickers, and we furnish the punch. and promptly pitched 4 2-3 minees for this race and the Something New and Exciting . to 12 noon on Saturday. held on Tuesday and Thurs­ Long Beach. Inf.; Jim Jen- League ploy will begin innings of perfect, ball, fac- Hollywood Gold Cup. but All swim instruction is days 5:30 to 5:30 p.m.; first kens, Long Beach, Inf.; Gary June 25. Mothers and inter- ing the minimum of 14 men. | may not ship Out for The Going on All the Time free, the fee charged is a session June 19 to July 12, Robinson, San Diego, OF; ested women are needed to Jack is undefeated since the Californian. pool use fee equal to the ad­ second session July 17 to Bill Gaynor, Long Beach OF; assist with the league. For Angels brought him up in First Balcony is the de­ HERE IS A FEATURE JUST FOR YOU missions. Aug. 19, and third (session Forest' Riddle, Bakersfield, further information and re- August, 1961. fending champ of The Cali­ HONOR BOWL The "Learn to Swim Cam­ Aug. 14 to Sept. 6. There is OF; Alex Legaspi, Harbor, gistration call Dee Manning fornian. having won it last a $2 pool use charge for the THE BETTER YOU BOWL—THE LESS YOU PAY paign" for children 7 to 12 OF; Geo. Mendiburu, Bakers- at the Recreation Depart- 10.000-PLUS year with a wire-to-wire vic­ FRIDAYS—9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. years will begin June 18. class. field, C; John Torok, El Ca- ment, FA 8-5310, Ext. 263. On their second home tory over Prove It. COMPETITION stand of the year, the Los There will be six two week mino, P; Rick Bradbury, Four and Tewnty has been Dancing Lessons Monday — Ladies' Day sessions: June 18 to 29, July Competitive swim classes Long Beach, P; Alien Sayre- Angeles Angels hit five fig­ held Monday. Wed­ showing the railbtrds at Hoi. Free Baby Sitting • Saturday—Moonlight Bowl 2 to 13, July 16 to 27, July will be Smith. Harbor, P. local Babe Ruth ures on all but one of their lywood Park he is fit. by his 30 to Aug. 10, Aug. 13 to 24 nesday and Friday noons be­ nine daVes and the one date Sunday—7 a.m. to 11 a.m. ginning June 25. To qualify HONORABLE MENTION gallops on the track. The Best Entertainment and Aug. 27 to Sept. 7. Marcial Hongc, Harbor, P; they missed was a mid-week Alberta star was voted the Rent Lane Classes will meet daily Mon­ youth must be between 10 league Holds day game. At the end of 18 Open Bowling and 18 years of age and have Buster Mann, Valley. P; Ron Per Hour ...... $1.00 day through Friday for the Kosser, Santa Monica, OF; home dates, the Angels were Uae Torranoe Prew Classified Every Night No Limit t* Number «f Ptrsent two week period. Class times an Intermediate Red Cross Terry Craven. Bakers-field, Qnener some 25.000 ahead of last Ads for fast results. Jtitf. call are 9 a.m., 10 a.m., and 11 swim card. Youth will pay year. DA 5-1515; ask for an ad taker. Call for Reservations the daily admission fee each SS; Mike Hubbard, Harbor, Opening day ceremonies a.m. The pool use charge 1st; Norman LaMarsna, East SUMMER LEAGUES NOW FORMING for the 10 lessons is $2. time they attend. for the Torrance Babe Ruth Los Angeles League were held yesterday SPECIAL CLASS Recreation Depart­ New Policy — New ment also announced «wim The late James K. Coss- at the* Babe Ruth-..-..... field lo- NEW FOR BUSINESSMEN A special mothers' swim bus service on Saturdays man...... was- a Santa Monica cated on Del Amo Blvd. at class for beginners will be with the following schedule: City College coach. Here- Wrstern Ave offered at 9 a.m. during the June 23 leaving La Romeria after, the Cossmann Trophy pr0gram began at 11 a.m. RIK-SHA first swim session: June 18 9:14 a.m. and Walteria Park will be presented annually and ronsj sted of addressr to 29. The pool use fee for 9:45 a.m. July 7 leaving Mc­ to the coach who best typi- hy ritv Offj(.j ai s and digni ROOM this class is also $2. Master Park 9:15 a.m. and fies the standards of coach- tjlHes.'also the introduction Youth swim classes for Paradise Park 9:45 a.m. July ing that Cossman believed of team sponsors, loam play SPEC",,L F r MURES ages 13 to 18 are held on 21 leaving Victor School in. ers. managers and coaches. Monday and Wednesday 5:30 9:15 a.m. and El Retiro Park Torrance Babe Ruth now served daily BUSINESS FOLKS LUNCH, from 99e fo 6:30 p.m. The pool use 9:45 a.m.; Aug. 4 leaving La H OUT . Queen, who also won the DINNERS, from 1.25—Family Invited from noon 'til two fee for the eight lessons is Romeria Park 9:15 a.m. and Bo Belinsky, th< rookie t]t |0 Miss Torrance Baseball. COCKTAIL HOUR—12 Midnight to 2 a.m. $2. Sessions are June 8 to Hillside School fl:45 a.m.; southpaw star of the Los ^ crowned ."and the f mil Buy On*. Get On* Fr*»-or Doubltt (No B»*r) July 11, July 16 to Aug. 8, August 18 leaving Sea Angeles Angels who is the princpsscs were presented, FREE DANCE LESSONS—Monday 9-12 p.m. and Aug. 13 to Sept. 5. Aire Park 9:15 a.m. and Ma- hottest candidate for Amer- Following the ceremonies lean League "Rookie of the thrrp worc five two jnn jng LAS VEGAS TYPE SHOW — Wednesday Synchronized swimming gruder School 9:45 a.m. Special dally m»nu tncludti two hot ntr««i $475 set the one- oxhibition FASHION SHOW—Friday Noon classes are held on Tuesdays Busses which lave at 9:15 Year" honors, games. nd a toUction of fivt cold toladi with b«v- By Jiitbti Shopp*—Call for rtttrvation and Thursdays 5 to 7 p.m. pick­ game Angel high for strike­ rog«...... ,...... :...... a.m. will return to the 1 • IKE CARPENTER TRIO—Nightly txctpt Sun There is one session June up point at 10:45 a.m., those outs against the Chicago THRILLING 18 to July 19 and the pool leaving at 9:45 a.m. will re­ White Sox on May 11. Bo Ljke thrilling baseball? FASTER SERVICE SAVES YOUR TIME use fee for the 10 lessons turn at 11:30 a.m. The trip fanned 11 in 7 1-3 innings as Wol | tnon< ro;id this. The is $2. After July 19 the is a real bargain at 25 cents he won his fifth straight vie- j -OH Angeles Angels come- group will be preparing for including round trip bus tory. It was one under the frOm-behind five times in GABLE the Aquacade. transportation, pool admis­ rlub record of 12 held by thej r fj rRt 26 games to record Ryne Duren, set lai^t year. wins Tpn of "those victories Jlush 3Jorse \ LIFE SAVINGS sion and trip insurance. 1700 SOUTH PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY HOUSE Junior and senior life sav. Swim bus tickets will be were either one. two or ftCDONDO BIACH FHONTIfH •-•**» 22501 HAV/THORNt BLVD. ing classes arc held on Mon­ available at "Registration Use classified ads for three-run triumphs. Can't FR 8-2265 for Reservation day, Wednesday and Friday Open House" May 23-2G. quick results. DA 5-1515. get them too much closer. OPPOSITI SIARJ rORRANCB