A-IO THE PRESS Sunday, May 7, t Tryouts Friday for Warrior Drill Team ECC'High-Steppers'Will PRESS Warrior Linkslers to LA For Conference Match Begin Season's Practice Coach Al Greenleaf will tan opponents this year. Low Kl Camettes, El Camino by the student body as are ; College meals and lodging for a 11 take Kf Comino golfers to two modal scores for El Camino drill team will hold "away" were turned in by iannual tryouts P'riday from 2 games. The college re- L.A. Valley golf courses, to John Kelly, El Camettes to come morrow, for an 8 a.m. Metro- 77, and Les Warr.78. Low 6 p.m'. with official prac- quires medalists for long beach Gable House lice dates set for May 9 from under the governing of the palitan Conference tourna were is excited about its new Wednesday night Associated Student's Consti ment. Steve Lane. 77; Griggs 78, and league called the Gable House Singles Classics, Scratch 3 .to 5 p.m. and May 11 from Bob Clark, 78. 2 'to 6 p.m. tution, and to ride on the pro- The Warrior golfers finish League. The "high-stepping" young! vided transportation, ed third in Metro standings The two losses broke a TOP STAR BEATS MEN string of five straight victor There are 20 bowlers, two women coeds perform at all college. Because both rehearsals last week. and 18 men, whose football ies for El Camino. The streak averages range from 170 to 190, in this unique league. Af and basketball event si and performances are slated Two crushing losses to bak- and rallies. Originated in the!for Saturday nights unde included wins over Santa ter the first night's action the men bowlers probably thought during ersfield, 8 to 46, and Monica, 29 to 25; Harbor, 53 fall of 1937. the group pres-1 football season, members of feated Long Beach, 14 to 40, they Were up against two to 1; East L.A. 40 to ]4; San women ently has an annual member- the drill team are advised not climaxed a season of eight too many, it o b b i e to be employed at conflict Heaven Diego, 31 to 23; and Valley, Frey, first place winner, and of 40 girls, drawn from wins and six losses for the 42 to 1.2. The other El Camino the ECC student body. ing hours. troops of Coach Greenleaf. Carmen Fuscardo. fifth plac Applicants victories were over Harbor. er, showed that they weren't are re'quired to Individual members of the Last year El Camino finished 49 to 5, Valley, 49 to 5, and learn one El Camette dance group are responsible for second to this year's two- going to take a back seat. routine for the tryout Bakersfield, 40 to 14. Losses The results for the firs t and boots, tennis shoes, and socks. the Angels time winner, Long Bea«h City were to Santa Monica, 8 to 46; meet certain other standards Costumes are provided by tht meeting are high series, Rob College. East L.A. and San East L.A. 23 to 31; San Diego, to be elegible for membership. College, while care of the out EDITOR'S NOTE: Thlt i', th* fifth and final in a serlc-. of articles by Pruvj Die-go tied for the Metropoli bie Frey. 865, and high game. b*»tb«ll •uffcority MIK« CalUi, d*«lin« with LM Ant»l«»' Mwmt mcior Mtfu* 19 to 35; Bakersfield, 8 to 46, Practice dates are scheduled fits is left to the individual o-f/.-irJ/r.lion, Ihe .loe Smith. 224. Robbie sbot Avith presont AnfleK. In thr fir-,t four in',t«llm«nts the writer compared tan second place spot with El and Long Beach, twice, 18 to Camette mem- members. An«cl owner Otn« Aufry with millionaire *«l Sox Proxy Tom Yawkty and how Camino a close third. a high game of 258 and then| hers presenl to tracn -trvout" the cowboy star alonw with Rtynokli, tot tht LM Antolot PrunchlM in SI. 36 and 14 to 40. High school seniors are in Leuit in Dtctmtor of 1»*0. C«Ma* alto told why fho duo hi rod Frod Maiwy LBCC WINNERS nveraged a 202 on the next routjnes to prospective per- •« Qon-m Vr***<»«r and Bill Rlfnoy •• Sklpw. The last loss of the season vited by Mrs. Betty Hershfty, Long Beach, with the to two games. For three games formers in the women's gym By MIKE CALL AS low Long Beach marked the Robbie's average was 216. I facultv adviser of the group, scoring of Larry Griggs, first time El Camino has lost on the ECC grounds. for thf '" Among thofce covering the outer pasture IK Bob Cerv, swept, over El Camino as it a match on the Palos Verde.<- am speaking for the women REQUIREMENTS i bowlers: we are very proud another former Yankee. His selection i« considered to be did all seven of its Meropoli- fairway in tw years. Height should bp .V 2" toj Trvouts for yell leaders, the wisest made by the group. Cerv is a long ball hitter, a of you. Robbie. 5' 8" with average weight. ! a]so ' The other bowlers finished open to Incoming higr good man in the clutch.andafter ten yearg in the majors Some experience in either 1 school graduates, will be con an average .282 belter. . in the following order after dance, drill 'team."yell leading Torrance Pony their first night's action: Joe ducted on May 9 from 8 * I Behind the plate are veterans Del Rice and Earl Averill. Tryouls Sel or the equivalent, is required. p.m. on the college campu*. Their lifetime averages Smith, Jack Sanchez, Dale As members 'of the Associated read .237 and .229 re Leaguers End Quay, Carmen Fuse, ardo, Students -at < ECC, applicants Frank Kessler, Frank Jones, must be enrolled in at least spectively. For Connie Rudy As Rigney'* Sanchez, Phil Sanchez, 12 Vi units for the fall semes coaches Opening Week Norm Belt. Bill Cowell, W. ter. the club acquired Bob LOOK Torrance Central Pony Steele, Harold "Robbie" Rob Transportation is .provided Elliott, former Kansas Mack Teams League finished the first inson, Don Wys. Jess Saxton. City manager in 1960; Tryouts for the two Connie Mack baseball teams of the' week of play Tuesday, league Arny Sherrell, A. Aud, Dick Red Kress, fiftish old- officials reported yesterday. Bonci. Don Gurniek. and Jim Fifth TT Chase timer Torrance area will be held at HERE! with years of ex Results of the Gindro. This scoring was based on the Peterson Point Sys-i perience in the Amer Torrance Park Saturday, May Tuesday eve This Afternoon 6, at 1 p.m. All boys who ning game saw the Yanks de- tern. J ican League; and Marv have feat the Red Sox 9-4. Keith! These top bowlers wilt challenge one another next Grissom, varsity, baseball experi At Ascot Park Rigney's for ence or the equivalent and Patton of the Yanks was the!Wednesday night, so come over and watch some terrific Dick Dorresteyn. 24-year mer pitching star at who are .15 to 18 years of age hitting star of the game with games rolled. jold San Pablo fiver, rates the San Francisco. (will not have reached their three hits in four times at BOWL-A-ROUND 'favorite's role'for Sunday's Bowling Another hopeful on 19th birthday before Septom- bat. The fabulous Bowl-A-Round Handicap Singles Classic j motorcycle TT steeplechase 40 Lanes the squad is ponderous j j)er j) are invited to try out. -.Wednesday night saw- t|1C ;Wi11 comence tomorrow at Gable House for all men and over a hazardous course at Steve Bilko. His ae-j Applicants must reside in the white Sox blast the Tiger? n bowlers with ABC-WIBC sanctioned averages. There Ascot Park. Gardena. quisition on the club Torrance area, or AV o r k or eight to two as Tommy Gar will be 4500 awards totaling $90.000 in cash and $105.000 Racing starts at 2:30 o'clock was prompted by the attend school in this area. rison, pitcher for the Sox, did in merchandise available to those who enter. This Bowl-A- for the program t h a t com success he achieved Because of the population a beautiful job of striking out Round runs from May 8 to July 17. prises 100-laps of racing over with the minor league increase in Torrance. one 10 Tigers without walking a Everyone, has an equal chance to win prizes in either "n twisting'"^im* 9-turn.»-IUMI IUUIM-course thatmm Angels during the sea more Connie Mack team was man. Winning pitcher was the weekly competition, house finals or the grand finals a t; mchMles a spectacular _10-foot sons of 1055 through added this year. Garrison and John Osborne the.- llolhwood-_.„ .. Legion . lanes.. Complete-- .. details.... and. infor-. „ . barrierH»iiMMr*«' jump.111 IYI v» TheMKrt/irtli-l^vf field of And '57. Steve belted a total The team1; are sponsored by was charger! with the Tigerjmation are available at the front desk at. Gable House, so more than 100 riders start j of Mtf home runs and the Red Devil Fireworks, defeat. sign up now and try your luck. one-lap qualifications at 1 an RRI total of 428. managed by Bo Palica, and Yanks and White Sox are) LEAGUE p.m. | CHAMPS Going against Dorresteyn.' DOWN The fans adored him by the Torrance Police OH'i- currently tied for the league j This is the third in a series in recognizing the league during this run of "im cei'K Association, manged b> lead with two wins and no champs. 1861 AM A leader for TT rac defeats. ing, arc such obstacle jump mortality." He wasi To head the list is thr SCATTER PINS league with) their Babe Ruth. How- or further inforation, er* as Joe Leonard. San Jose. HERE! call Pelc White n (Ten Pins) collecting the trophies and they arc j intiO national champion; Dick AVKBILI. ever, when he was; :.. u c-n. M. Ewart and .1. Ewart; ESCAPEES, ;.:,. (!) Ihe canre with the team one! Mann. El Sobrante. 1 !).">!.) l<< ds, Dodgers and Tigers he Ruth Leaguers (Strikers'1. M. Porter. I. Huddleston and R. Swaffar: SOUTH j Champ; i'liil-d miserably. He couldn't hit, major Dick Hammer, Lake- league pitching. BAY PHARMACY, team five (Firehouse Five). C. Brauer.jwood, only jockey to beat ''We're hoping Big Steve finds the range once again in ' Southwood Giants EXPERT Stage Saturday N. Drollinger. R. Drollinger. M. Braucr and C. Loedom; Dorresteyn at Ascot this year CHILD Wrigley Field,'' Autry said a few days a^o. The pitchers i T1TREK PLUS TWO. team one (Alley Gaiters). B. Grant. .lack Sirmnons. Artesia. on the mound, however, won't be minor leaguers as Steve Hit Two Homers S. Johnson. K.'Eck. D. Kck. and L. Grant: COSMODYNE. Chuck Miner!. Whittier. John- NURSERY 1 . 1 ready discovered. Opener Ceremony team five. E. Romla. V. Keller. A. O'Malley and - E. Hart-lny Muekenthaler Garden CARE A consensus of writers ha.s the Angels finishing in last | Torrance" Babe Ruth lanrf, More league winner teams and thrir nanirs will ap- Grove; Dutch Van Lcemven. for the next few But Drop Game ! League held opening LEAGUES NOW years. A veteran scribe remarked ceremo pear in mv next column. « Bel If lower; Eddie Grclz. Mon- FORMING h'.; had seen "better players on a ('lass C ball club." Two homeruns were smash- nies vesterdav noon at Del 1 TOP SCORERS jterey Park, and many more. Hut. Autrv and company remain undaunted in the'ir praise I r
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