Pag« Thirty-FouP * TORRANCE PRESS Thursday, October I, I95f South High Faces San Diego; Trout Trophy Won by Curry "LOOKING Tartars Engage Inglewood Eugene Curry, China Lake Angler, who walked off w i|fc 'EM By Bruce Allyson Crowley Lake's 1959 big-fish hon^ Schoolasiic football jroes into its second week when ors by reeling in a 10-pounrt, 1- South Hiffh Tanples with San Diejro Hoover here undet ounce Brown trout July 30, the day before, the season ended, will (he arcs tomorrow night at Torrance High Stadium and he presented the Robert L. Burns Inglewood hosts Torrance High Saturday at Inglewood. Memorial Trophy in ceremonies OVER"l North High is not scheduled. scheduled in the Los Angeles City Coach Bob Shoup's eleven at| Council's chambers on the Cit^ H|l!!l!!!l!!!!!ll!!!!|]!f!l With Mike Callai JrJ|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||I North battled Warren High to a Hall's Spring Street floor at 10 6-6 tie last Saturday. Resting this a.m. today, it was reported by the Frustratlrtjf Sams week the Saxons hope to register Chamber Hosts City Recreation and Park Depart­ P«u-hap» JM> other team in professional sport has cre­ a win over Morningside a week ment, g* ated more tension for Los Angeles fans than that of the from tomorrow at the Torrance Banquet to The second presentation of tKe play of the Dodgers. All season long Alston's crew has Hiph Stadium. Burns Memorial Trophy, a per­ played the kind of ball that sends fans away muttering Edged out by Artesia 7-6, Tol- Honor All-Stars petual award provided by the "A little more of this and I'll end up a hospital case." South High crew will try Southern California Rod and Reel push over their first victory Torrance's State Championship Club, will be made by Council­ Last Saturday against the Giants from New York the visiting San Diego Babe, Ruth League All-Stars will man Harold A. Henry, Fourth the Rams showed the 71,000 who attended that the Dodg­ squad. Bill Hargrove, who proved he, honored by the Torrance District, and other participants ers were not the only pro team capable of producing nerv­ / ffective in a losing cause last. Chamber of Commerce at a Fa­ .will Include Trevor H. Simpson ous breakdowns. 1-Viday, will be on hand to guide ther and Son Banquet on Mon­ and John Scott Jr., past presi­ in's team to their quest for vic- day, Oct. 26, at Higgin's Brick dents of the Southern California What's the name of the pill Doctor's precribe for 1 'M-y. Yard, at 6:20 p.m. it was an­ Rod and Reel Club, and Robert those affilicted with ills of the heart? Whatever the nounced today by Chairman J. Bums, son of the revered "s^- Fullback Joe Montgomery's CJeorge. Vico of t h e Chamber's name, it is almost a certainty that Angeleno medics will nt'iisational punt return of 61 der statesman" for whom tKe get fat dispensing them to fans of the Dodgers and Rams. Youth and Sports Committee. Crowley Lake big-fish trophy is yards,, _ last, Friday, night,. , enabled, , Vico said that in addition to a The fall season promises football die-hards the kind the Tartars to pull ahead and first.rlaM steak dinner) the bovs named. Councilman Henry is a former of action most commonly referred to as "frustrating." crush the favorite Redondo Sea would be entertained hy the per­ WILL VISIT Jon Arnett, Ram star baekfield between 7 and 9 o'clock in the sporting goods Hawks 12-6. "Monk," along with member of the Recreation and Nothing will be easy. And as with the Dodgers all year ace, will be on hand at Sear»-Torranc« tonight department to sign autographs. sonal appearance of at least two Park Commission, and M a com­ the game Torrance High eleven, or three, heros from the Los An­ the Rams will find that even lowly regarded clubs will will travel to Inglewood Saturday missioner spearheaded the move bounce right up and take even the Coliseum with them. geles Dodgers Pennant Winning to formulate arrangements under to tackle the team who walloped Baseball Team. Better cement the goal-posts to the ground Mr. Culver City 18-0 last week. which Crowley Lake, a Depart­ Pomona Racing Vico, himsolf an ex - major ment of Water and Power reser- Nickolas I The Tartars are again the un­ League Baseball Star, promised PRESS derdogs but Kasten's eleven, vior in the Eastern High Sierra, Wood Fatal Loss to SC that there would b« none of the to End Meet strong on defense, have a devel­ would he operated as a ftshiiA Against usual "after dinner speachs** but center the once powerfull University of Pitt Pan­ oping offense. that may register by the Recreation anfl thers the Trojans won a comparative easy one but POMONA Sept. 3ft A verita­ rather the affair would be one Park Commission. He succeeded lost victory number two. to honor the 15 boys, heavily in the personnel department with the injury to ble fiesta of stakes events dots and fathers, Mr. Burns as the Fourth Dis­ the closing week of the Los An­ who compiled the finest, record trict's representative on the City could-be-great Willie Wood. geles County Fair's 14-day race in Torrance's Baseball history. Council and has continued to rig­ Early in '58 signal caller Wood suffered a mishap meeting this week, with the $20,- Members of the team who will orously support Crowley I/ak«fl that kept him out the balance of the season. Fate came 000 addc-d Pomona Handicap at a be, invited to attend Include: Jim development. Cairns. Bob Clark, mile and one furlong Saturday Erv Palica, Ralph Eoff, Corroran, Califor­ up and kicked him out of football play again and in this Cary Hubert, Dick climaxing the. activities. During Mooney, Pete nia, rod-and-reel the second game of the '69 campaign. Moore, Howard Taylor, Ray Wil­ expert, became the weok championships among A trio of Indianapolis veter­ the initial winner of the Burns Tomorrow night the Trojans will miss Wood against orts the fillips and mares, the 3-year- ans named John 1950 "500" son, Jerry Snavely, Dick Battag- Memorial Trophy when he boated lia, Boh Stout, Terry Ohio State. Number two and three quarterbacks, Al olds, the 2 - year - old quarter winner Johnnie Parsons, John­ Oreason, a. 12-pound, 14-ounce Brown tro^ Felix Alvllar, Bob Wallace, Les Prukop and Ben Charles, will face an opponent not the Modesfo Pirates to Face horses, and the 2-year-olds will ny Boyd and Johnnie Tolan, on May IS, 1958. He has been giv­ Stanton, Bat Boy Gary Prior, pushover like Pitt. Neither Prukop or Charles look good be docidod heforn the older horses 1952 national midget champ­ en a replica of the perpetual get down to cases in the Pomona. ion head the more than 40 en­ Coach Bob Prior, and Manager enough to carry the Trojans this year. Bo Palica. trophy by the. Southern Victorious ECC Warriors Early favorite for Saturday's tries for J. C. Agajanian's 100- nia Rod and Reel Club. Head Coach Clark, aware that Prukop is not a passer windnp evrnt is the improving 4- lap USAC National Champion­ of merit nor Charles another Billy Wade, must work on By RICH HELTSLEY wore tallying, with the score year-old, Mr. and Mrs. John Ey- ship midget auto races this Sat­ Bob Rrhmidt, a late transfer from Notre Dame. Norm Verry's El Camlno War­ standing now at 15-0. raud's Twontyone (»u n s. The urday night at Gardena Sta­ League Opens $1.55 a week. Nursery is provid­ riors, fresh from Ihelr up*et El Ca mi no's final tally came horse drew the unfavorable No. dium, 139th and Western Ave. ed by the Bowl-O-Drom«. Bowl- Schmidt saw limited action against the Panthers over the Owls from Oregon in the fourth quarter, when the The eight-event program with ing instruction is given informal­ Owls, on their 11 post position in last Satur­ only getting into one play. Clark likes the youngster and Teoh, 21-6, last Saturday, pre­ own 7-yard 1/tne, day's $10.000 added Lo« Angeles it* purse of $2000 against 40 for Housewives ly by the Recreation Bowling Di­ is grooming the Bakersfield High hero to fill the position pare to take on the Modesto Pi­ fumbled and It was recovered per rent of the gate will mark rector and the instructors from by Warrior Jim Bumstead. It County Fair Handicap and was The autumn Housewive'f Bowl- left vacant by Wood. rates tomorrow nlight in quest withdrawn from the field short­ the return to the Southland of Ing League of th» Torrance, Rec­ the alley. For further informatk of victory n urn her two. took only two plays for El Ca- the powerful Offenhauser mid­ contact t h e Recreation Don Clark has done a marvelous job with his de­ mino to tally, and with 8:50 ly before post time due to that reation Department is open to El Camlno pulled the sur­ circumstance. gets and the Indianapolis driv­ new registration through the ment. FA 8-4108. fense. If the Rams could say as much the eleven more loft In the pa me the score was ers for the first time since last prise upset hy beating the Or­ Winner of the month of September. The recre­ games to come would be recored as wins. egon eleven at Murdork Sta­ El Cam!no 21, OrpRon Tech 0. Los Angeles April, when they left for the With 4:10 left in the game, turnod up in Wilson and Her­ "500." ational bowling group is for the Packers a Threat dium. Oregon Tech, a four-yoar beginner as well as the bowler college the Owls started a drive that ring's Hit The Trail, a Cornelius Agajanian is waiting to hear For several seasons now the Packers from Green with 16 returning let- Vandorbilt Whitney castoff, who with more skill. termen and 19 pounds per man lasted for six plays and kept from a whole host of Indianap­ PIZZA To from Bay looked like the Philadelphia Phillies of baseball. The over the Warrior lineup, could the Warriors from having a forged to the front the second olis drivers who took part in Join the league, register at cellar was the only place in which they found comfort. gain no ground. shutout. time around the half-mile oval the Bowl-O-Drom« alley Tuesday The Warriors and Owls bat­ Ray Johnson was the man for and lasted to win by half a length the east Sunday, Sept 28. morning* at 9:20 a.m. with the Last Sunday against the Chicago Bears they showed Oregon Tech, as he passed th« over the boldly closing Infantry, Recreation Housewive's League. their displeasure to last place and the financial rewards tled to a 0-0 ti« in the first Among those who have Indl- quarter of the ball game. El Owls to th«lr only score of the with Flashy Token third among There la room for individual* and not avallahlp in fhf« position by edging the Halas bunch Camino pushed the Owls all game. the 10 starters. west are Tony Bettenhausen, for more teams of thre* mem­ the two-time national driving bers. The league will run for ap­ Take Out and Dining Room over the field as they twice BEER AND went below the 15-yard line, champion: Shorty Templeman, proximately 11 weeks and will WINE A team capable of holding the offense machine of ITALIAN KITCHEN Chicago to a mere 6 points is a definite threat! hut the Owls could get no deep­ three-time national midget finish the begining of December er in Warrior territory than the rharnplon; Bill Homeier, Jimmy with presentation of awards. 1111 Crenthaw Blvd. Many exnerts called this game an upset and decided (AcroM from Lucky MM.) 43-yard line. Oavies, Danny Oakes, Len Sut-. Cost for three games includ­ Torrance FA 1-7694 that the Packers played well over their abilities. Norm Verry's eleven dented ton and Bob Veith. ing the five cent league fee is Not so, for Coach Vince Lombard i has concentrated the scoring column first on a on his defensive platoon and figured the offense as sec­ 60-ynrd march in 20 plays. Dave Long. ECC quarterback, ondary. A view-point not shared by any other coach in the was the key man in the War­ WITH ME LISTEN TO THE National Football League. rior offense of the nilght. He Lombardi thinks like Red Sanders used to get a hit for 13 completed passe* out touchdown then keep the opposition fighting your of 19 in the first half. de­ Thli in fense on their (the opponents) territory. For Red this The drive went all the way th« time to plan a breakwater flshinjr trip. fo the Owls' one-yard line, then Its inexpensive, fun and very productive. The equipment system made him a great coach. For Vince, who made WORLD a hand-off from SERIES Long to F>ave in basic and readily available. You need a boat, and motor his debut in the NFL, it looks as if the wins Ander.wn for the first TD of WITH will come of 5 hard but the losses will be kent down. A combination the pa me. Long then passed to horsepower or more. Use your standard freshwater fnorolv lacking Jim Unsay for the two extra tackle, spinning prefcrod, with the rod of 7 foot or more. in Green Bay since the days of Curley Six pound line is best but make^- Lambrau. points. With El ('fin-iino leading 8 to sure that its in Rood shape. The tackle in this manner. On the ond Baseball Capital 0, the first half of the game basic tackle is of our line we tie our hook with ended. about 2 dor,on No. Since the city and county of Los Angelen was christ­ 8 hooksbaltholder prefered, some the split shot about 2 inches ened in the eighteen hundreds sporting events were of the The third quarter again saw above the hook. The float slides the Warrior* tally in 10 plays, split shot and some of the old free on the line and we tie a knot variety commonly referred to as bush, stick, small time, running the ball back from the fashion floata with the stick thru klckoff. about 7 feet up the Hn« to stop and various other unflattering phrases. them. For bait gat some fresh the float from riding up the line. Besides sports shows most everything els* was con­ Ron Goodrich, one of the War­ red shrimp and some live sand- riors' outstanding baekfield Cast this rig an close, to the sidered inferior In caliber. crahs. rocks as you can. The halt will men, took the kick from Ore­ Put your boat in at Pierpoint The only media of entertainment given recognition gon Tech's Bud Maupln on his sink to the knot and will very launching hoist and go out to the seldom hang up. The action is when Los Angeles was named a» a location site, was the own 10 and quickly dodged the Federal Breakwater. There are motion picture industry. And yet, to most people, a "City" ball back up to ECC's 29. Dave usually fast and furious. The fish Long then threw a long pass many good spots to fish. On« of caught are opaleye, catalina blue by the name of Hollywood was credited instead of LA. to Charlie Valencia, good for my favorites is the point between perch, butter-mouth perch, calico Since after World War IT, the insult of being called 32 yards to the Intruders' 39. the, Federal breakwater and the h«as, and caba7,en. All are good a hick town has dimished rapidly especially in the last In three plays. Glen Ke?.ar San Pedro Breakwoter. Anchor eating and give good sport on ran 22 yards to the Owl 9-yard your boat as close to the, rocks light tackle. For more informa­ •• two years. line. In two keep plays. as is safe. We always carry extra tion call Mel at FA. 8-217B. And that was made possible because of the vision and Anderson moved the ball arbors made out of flower cans of the Dodgers. to the two-yard line, good for filled with cement as we lose In just a couple of days, Los Angeles will host the a gain of 7 yards. Ke/ar then some on every trip. We rig our EXTRA VALUE 3rd 4th, and possibly the fifth game of the 1959 World took the ball over for the **ee- MINIATURE Series! ond TD of the game and the Wariors went ahead 14-0. BODY GONE, WINS GOLF Who ever heard of "bushes" growing after the tramp Kezar also kicked the extra, PRIZE ANYWAY of 100,000 pairs of shoes? point and again the Warriors It doesnt take catching a big TOURNAMENT fish to win a prize according to OCT. 24-23, SAT. A SUNDAY Bryon Hewitt, ags't manager at •• a local drug store. Divisions for Men, Women BACK-TO-SCHOOL SPECIAL Fishing off the Redondo pleas­ and Juniors (Under 15) ure boat, "City of Redondo," Hewftt's Ifne caught a huge yel- Trophies for 1st, 2nd, 3rd DRIVE-IN lowtail hut by the time the fish was hauled In a shark chopped INT1R NOW DAIRY off everything but the yellow- tail's head. GARDENA GOLF Although Hewitt pulled in just a fish head, his catch was award­ RANCHO ed the ship's prize no other fish­ 317 W. Victoria, oinpftficvttwi 9tf erman had bought in anything ovdio owtptrt bigger! FA 1-1317

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