Sky League Baseball Won by North
Good Old Daysj Redondo By HENRY BURKE Press-Herald Sport.* Editor Garners What's in Prospect Bay For Some Fint- Young Talent? D-2 MAY 19, 1965 PftBS-HERALO Flag North Beating Torrance three limes in baseball was some High's pesky Saxons thing less than clubbed Inglewood. 11-5. yes a consolation prize for West High coach terday to win the Sky League Max Lomas. He is much more disappointed with losing baseball championship. the Pioneer League championship to El Segundo than The Saxons, corning back to express joy over sweeping the season series with the from their fourth loss on rivaled Tartars. Thursday, won their llth Coach Dale Walker of Torrance, league game against the sec spanking angry aft ond place Sentinels at the er blowing the pennant to Inglewood field. El Segundo Saturday, said. North will open its chal "At least we won't have to lenge for the C1F AAA cham fool around with Dave La- pionship at home Friday Roche and Kern Brett next against St. Anthony's or Loy- year. We're ola of the Catholic League. moving into a Runner up Inglewood goes much easier league." jto Ventura. The thought of the South High of Torrance. friendly young rivalry of No 2 Bay League team, is three years between Tor scheduled to be the visiting rance and West being inter team against Glendale or Pas rupted adena of the Foothill League next year leaves a Friday. Champion Redondo is definite lull in their ath host to Hueneme. No. 2 team letic schedules. from the Channel League. Torrance is moving over El Segundo, Pioneer to the Sky League with such ', League champion, opened its meager headliners as Leuz- bid for a "AA" title by whip ping Hart, 6-2, yesterday. The inger. Beverly Hills. Culver Kamr was played at the los City. Morningside and Roll er's field. El Segundo plays RON SELLS ing Hills. the winner of the St. Paul- West remains in the Pioneer League with a little Rishop Amat game on Friday. more colorful Aviation. El Segundo, Palos Verdes, Lawn- Crespi, the Camino Real dale and Lennox. representative, chosen from among four co-champions by Two of the big names in the Pioneer League next POWER-HITTER . . . Frrd Kendall, sophomore flip-of-a-coin. was humbled by year will be, of course. West's Dave LaRoche who played catcher from Torrnnro, rlnsrd out Ihp prrp husebnll Antalopc Valley, 8-1. a pretty good game of football, basketball Reason Monday with . I'-iN balling average. He col Redondo won the Bay and baseball lected .10 hits in 64-65. His top accomplishment was a 5-0. one-hit win in 711 time* at bat and had 11 doublet , League championship for the for the Tartan. (Prett-Herald photo) I second over El Segundo a few days ago. ~ straight year, beating The Warriors Santa Monica in a makeup also have juniors Jim Barnes, Paul]pi game yesterday, 6-1. Gadbois, and Ron Sells; sophomores Gary Swanson. Joel I IT The Seahawks finished Hons and Mike Menth. and freshmen with a 14-4 record, one SOUTH PITCHING Jay Connery and game ACE ... Ken Pfau. s cnior rlghlrnindcr, will get thr starling Dean Gibson better than South (13-5). Mignment for the back next year. Sells had much to do with Re South Spartans Friday \vhrn they takr part in the CIF baic- dondo won it last year with ball playoff». Pfau West's double victory over Torrance with his pitching has a 7-.1 pltchlnf record for the sr.ison. (I'rrsvllerald photo) and hitting. Warriors Second a 10-5 record. Jeff Sims and Terry Brown Coach Lomas will have to replace his catcher, Dennis shared the pitching in the Bay League GAME FROM Tappa Kegs Dodd, and a pair of clutch ballplayers, John Marsden final decision. Sims went the first and Gary Loyd. In 22 games Loyd had 25-for-70 at bat In Pioneer Race three innings and Brown Rrd JASTRO got in Sout DOME Take Lead for a .359 average. He hit three homers and had nine four innings for Coach runs batted in. By virtue of weekend vie- boil' single. Sells singled Jim Brideweser, former in- tories over Torrance fielder In the New York .*» .'GOES ON TV Marsden went 24-for-69 for and home Loyd and Marsden with Yan In Slo-Pitch a .349 mark He also had Lawndale, El Segundo was a pair of Insurance kee organization. P»|M Wrdn a 6-3 pitching record and a 1.77 runs off :S Tonight's Los Angeles Jim Wiuard had only earned run average. ! crowned undisputed champ Ke^Tn ^.IxVh* ^L^^!^^± Mondiy'i one N*mlt* Dodger - Houston Astro runner reach first in LaRoche's pitching record was 5-2 with a 1.41 ERA.' =r,s Snulh 2. Mire Co*u 1. pitching = s-sttssssss-* Hawthorn* 1. Rolllnf Mill* 3. ganu will be televised over Tappa Kcggas to a 3-0 shut win, his sixth of the year. Bull* Monica 10. PaTo* V«rdi>* t out -...... ,. . The Eagles ter the Hawks were beaten KTTV (Channel 11) from over Gardens in a West One of the most talked-about sophomores to crop up 5.3 beat Lawndale, El Segundo ended its mara- V**t*rd*y'* Mtiultt Coast Slo-i'itch game Friday to ru}, D,eir winning by Santa Monica and Rolling Redondo (. Suit* the new dome this season is Torrance catcher Fred Kendall. thon 4-3 win over Torrance Hills. Monlra, 1. stadium in at Torrance Park. He had a skein to 15 of their last 16 on Kern Brett's game-winning Houston. Game time Is 6:25 convincing .428 battihg average and it's a good bet West games. Saturady Steve French pitched the An infield error in the El Segundo single in the ninth, Pioneer p.m. sixth prevented and El Segundo are pleased they don't have to look at edged Torrance. 4-3. in nine Monday victory, a four-hitter. The League Wizzard from him innings. The R H Mustangs scored in the sev- A post-game production. tossing a perfect game, but next year. "^ Tartars never w*«t ...... 000055 (Final) . . TAMKH,..* 21-4"u ftft* rtMA nrt. • his no-hitter was recovered and followed . ..00300000— 3 * Jjenth to ruin Steve's shutout _W L Pet. OB "The Astro Dome Story," the first of ; Kendall's overall batting figures show 30 hits in 70 it 8-11. H) aad Dodd. bid. ,*x> — the season In the league. with twin losses to West. 4-1 K*«J.> *nd .7M I will follow at bats, including 14 doubles. He K-nd.ii at approximate Torrance won, 3-2, had 19 runs batted in. and 4-3. Saturday Prior to meeting Redondo .«oo a In the He ::::* » .an « ly 9.30 p.m.. with Bill second game to bolt was equally consistent in 15 league >;ames, whacking £1 yesterday, Santa Monica had ....1 10 .331 I in front Segundo won the title! *g^--^"-v" " '»» -- - - beaten ....I n IM » Welsh as host. of the seven-team race with the ball at a .423 clip during which time he collared 10 with a 12-3 record. West Palos Verdes on Mon tyro-baggers. was auSdSTaad '" ' ' «*"': day. 10-2. Hawthorne downed tlturdiy'i Walter O'Malley of the a 6-2 record. second at 11-4. Saturday r.\ Btiuado 4. TOTTUK* 3 Dodgers Rolling Hills. 0-2. n<» (t lan- arranged for the Mick Ryan had two RBIs Sophomore first .....TOO lUOOlO—3 S Scor* by baseman Bart Johnson closed out Torrance finished at 9 and nuo ooi— 4 Inning* P. H C W.« 2. Torranc* 1. telecast to provide Dodger in the first game with two the season 6. losing Kwltir tttwfiM (!) and KMdaJI. - - . 'Oft Old 0-2 1 i fans with hits. in a batting streak and a .340 average. Saturday's double- Kins, ttr.ti il"llcCriady Mini COM* ...000 000 I 1 Mendiy'i (town* a 'live' close-up header <«> ajuii m aad llwtaofl; Wtbb ; Coach Walker can look to next season with to El Segundo and W*»l 4. Tnrrwc* 3 (1 tulaf*). of the enclosed baseball in the nltecap the Kegs the re- West, then 1 8*fundo 6. Uiwndal* 1 stadium. t&rn of his junior pitching mates, Steve Kealey repeating a shock- scored twice in the sixth and and Bob Ing 4-3 setback to West on tallied the winning run In the Sharpc, shortstop Danny Kling, third sacker Chris Smith Monday. seventh. and soph Ron Jackson singled outfielder Albert Duarte He is also counting I Through six innings Tor- home the deuce and Bob on Jan Waters, a junior, who tossed a junior varsity no- ranee led, 3-0, but with on* Ryan's sacrifice fly brought hitter against West to close out the season. away in the seventh Gary In the decider. '• •': i.' •>': Loyd, John Marsden and Paul San I'edro took a pair from Gadbois singled consecutive I San Fedro. &-3 and 3-1. while One thing about baseball, the players do not neces- ;K| ttrlly hang ly. After Gary Swanson ad Segundo two-timed Santa up the cleats after the high school season vanced two runners to second Ana. 1-0 and 8-3. The second ends. In fact, the looks of some Junior American Legion and third on a ground out, game went 10 innings. line-ups make for a more spectacular campaign than the the stage was set for winning Sunday Tappa Keggu won high school races. pitcher Ron Sells' game-tylni the first Armed Services Slo- two-run Pitch Tournament at . For instance, players from both Torrance and Bishop single. Long Marsden, 3-for-4 in the Beach Terminal Island, beat- Montgomery will be combined as one team for summer in« the competition. game, followed Jim Barnes Naval Station. 10-0; Coach Marvin Wood of Montgomery and and Loyd's and Long Beach Shipyards. eighth-inning suv 5-0 Walker plan to go through the coming season without gles with a third hit to score and 6-5. seniors in order to give their well stocked youthful rost the winning run. er plenty of experience. Torrance had taken a 3-0 Sky League . In addition to Kendall, Johnson, Kling, Kealey and lead in the third on a single by Danny Kling. a double b\ (Find) Sharpe, Montgomery pitchers Irl Davis and w Tom Thom Fred Kendall, his tenth North ...... L Pet. son and infielders Danny Graham of the Inilewout and Chuck Bongard ear, and a two-llBI single by B«y«rly Ilia are among players who will be merged together for Le Jan Johnson Uirry Snyder Culmr City gion ball. singled home Johnson. . . ,. Yf "f '"t *' "«»*ulU°" ' ' Now, what do we have to do to get this outfit in the Steve Kealey, having divid th ii. innixwMid ( ed six lBii-r 7. IMonilnMlde S, Sfme league with that gang from Hi Segundo? innings of pitching be ' ulrtr >-Hy «. B»nr|y Hill* T. ween El Scgund,o and Wesl on Saturday, was allowed to J Softhall Scoreboard the distance in Monday's Time Trials ' Optn L cllmaxer. His near shutout I4v*n In«uranee n II I»V I 3 J was turned into defeat. Cftrnot Commit (A l 01 J 4 I Eliminated O*P*I1. Whit* i... uul_... 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