THE PRESS Sunday, February 5, 1961 Olympic Movies LET'S GO Available for Groups on Loan "Inside Basketball," a ser­ ies of 10 films featuring the KWUW * * With 1960 U.S. Olympic Team, is Darlan* Cop* JOHNNY PODRES CAPABLE available for loan to civic, fra­ ternal and school organiza­ Gable House had its usual large class for the ladies OF WINNING TWENTY tions through the 40th Ar-;'ast Thursday afternoon. Jack Frybaum gave the girls in- Kmil "Bu/zie" Bavasi, sometime controver.sial Los An- mored Division, California'Structions on throwing a hook ball. grles Dodgers General Manager, annouced yesterday that National Guard. WRIST LOCKED ho had signed southpaw hurler Johnny Podres and flashy The series of 15-minute If a bowler learns ho\v to throw a hook ball and also econd base-man Charlie Neal. The twt> players make it 20 shows features tips from Pele'fc°w lo control it, he wHl get better pin action. The wrist who have pledged their services to the team, leaving 18 Newell,.University of Calif or.- lias to be completely locked in players still unsigned. It is nia coach who directed the position to get the effect. Fol­ noted by L.A. publicist Red United States team to the lowing through after releasing Olympic championship. Patterson that Bavasi hopes (he ball is also very important. to have the entire roster of Demonstrations in ball U these .two things are done ballplayers in the fold by handling, shooting and de­ rorreetly, the thumb will spring training time in Vcro fense are given by team mem­ leave the ball first and the fin­ Beach, Florida, Feb. 19. bers Jerry Lucas (Ohio State), gers will follow enough to put Walt Bellamy (Indians), Os­ Although Roger Craig is * hook into the ball. If the car Robertson (Cincinnati), wrist collapes, your ball will the oldest pitcher on the Terry Dischinger (Purclue), quad from the standpoint of just sail down the lane in a Jay Arnett (Texas), Darrall straight line. Try it sometime ge, Podres, at the "veteran" Imhoff (California) and Jerry birthday of 20, is the senior and see how this method works West (West Virginia). for you. member of the mound corps. The first four films in the Johnny has seven National series afe now available on a Jerry Homel announced League seasons of play with free loan basis at 40th Divi­ that, there will be another class H2 victories on the bright side sion Headquarters, 3440 same time and day next week. of Allan Roth's ledger to his South Hipe Street. I/OK An- He promises something extra credit. The latest press re- geles. The remaining six special the joke was that he lease -issued by Fatterson shows may be borrowed after didn't even know himself but tell* us that; Podres February'15. 1961. don't worry, as usual. UomH "started more games than he Interested persons may con­ will think up something help­ ever had, 3:1; pitched more tact Captain Herbert Temple, ful and entertaining. inning, 228; had more strike­ 40th Division Headquarters ROVING REPORTER outs, |.V>; and his victory to­ Commands-mi, Richmond Since there were so many tal of 14 tied his 1951) out­ 7-0371. ladies who participated in the put." The totals were for the Low Ball class a week ago, 1!M*0 season of play. The left- Thursday that returned this SIGNED. World Champions handed flinger came up with EC Matmen week, 1 thought it would be interesting to find out their Bob Skinner, left, and Dick JOHNNY PODRES an earned run average of opinions on'the game. My question was: "How did you Ram End Is Stuart of the Pittsburgh Pi- f.08, considerably better than the 4.11 he posted in J»5». enjoy the Attend" AAU Low Ball Class?" Here are the replies 1 received: rates inked their 1961 con­ TROUBLES WITH BACK *""*" "*7T, Pat Harolcl: " ! feel «t was the perfect wav to get a 300 tracts, it was announced to­ LOOK During the last year of baseball action. Podres pitched Camino College wrest-j game_an gutter balls;" Brenda Harcourt: '"I didn't much Honor Guest day by the team's front of­ a total of eight complete games, won seven, and lost a lers w,l journeyed to San care for it> , t was too har(i for me to bow] Gene Brito, defensive end Diego F nday to participate n reverse; fice. Pair is shown here at Los heartbreaking 1-0 decision. You would gather, from this Shirley Lerman: for the Los Angles Rams and Angeles Coliseum prior to cru­ in the Naval Training Center "It was a real challange, but t blew my monumental statistic that Johnny Is an almost 100 per cent opportunity for a trophy in the ninth frame;" Fran Sayer: a member of the All-Pro cial series with Dodgers last HERE! winner if he goes the route- invitational two - day AAU squad for five years, will ap7 Tournament. "I won a trophy, so it was fun and good praet ice for me. year. Patterson explains that Podres would have been able It was amazing to pear as a guest-of-honor at —Press photo to complete more contests Last Year, the Warriors be able to only pick off the 7 and 10 pins the annual Father had his back not become sore. tied for second place in this with thc rest landing:" and Sonj For the pa.st few seasons the southpaw has been Doris Walton and Marie Percanj banquet to be presented by; having tournament with Jun Wata-, eacl1 agreed and said: "The first, game star won .the Most Valuable so much trouble with the back part of his upper torso that was fun but by the; the Los Crusados council of| nabe, reiging. as IMViw^r/ pound;, second,c«r.rmH jtn seemed^«o,v.r,ri a* littleu«+i« boring;"U«IM««.- NormaTVT«,W,~ Fraser:i,- , ;.T Lineman Awartl in 1058, and writers, front office and-ballplayers have labeled his con- be reiging as 114V, pound; ^n^\^^^ J^f.^^ N °T ? K"' "Low j the Knights of Columbus to-; Bowling dition as "chronic." Why the affliction cannot be corrected <*achampion.m P' - This' hls was8 the first:first' Ball was fun and so good for corner practice which is gen-gen-1 morrow night at 6:30 p.m. has been selected to play in five Pro Bowl games. He will is a mystery•^{i^^^ George Gaunder and Tom 40 Lanes major-league courtesy of the Robinson, athletic directors i ing Corp. Films Johnny i» a single young man who hasn't permitted s A ^:8^^.^"" m^iii.! for ^ C|ay ' .hut \ > lfl» t "it a steady diet of it," j for Bishop Montgomery andi a woman to take him "down the aisle." Off the field he i*;^6 consecutive wresUine'il mterviewed manv other ladies with approximatelypproximately in action will fol- him "down the aisle." Off the field he Fer.min-Lasuen high schools.! the dinner program. one of the more pleasant members of the Dodgers. He m general, enjoyed will be the other council; "cuts-up" with others on the roster, in the cluhhoufte and 1^2 \ n a Southern California as a change of pace for practice. But, all in all, guests for the banquet to be dugout. His jokes arc sometimes I feel most bowlers want to get as much pin count as possi­ sarcastic with the punch- JC Conference meet held in the council chambers, line aimed at the Dodger front office. What on the ble as that is the true sport of bowling. .serious troubles Warrior's mats last week. « 214 Avenue L, Redondo HONDA he has had with the men who tiijjn his pay checks is always Dave Fiorclli LEAGUE OF WEEK Beach. The three athletic if ig- clouded with Stengelese, of El Camino ures "those Riiys" or "that ba . } ." won his ninth straight match The Tuesday evening Del Amo Mixed Five handicap will participate in the Once on the field, Podres is no longer the "try-so-hard-' of year by decisioning holds the weekly honor. This enthusiastic group has six to he" comedian. He works fast, so rapidly in fact that it's!}-},,,] (j v ( 1OX of Cerritos 11-1. teams with 5 bowlers on each. Team ble player" awards during the DOWN 6. the Swingers, is in program. only !» p.m. and the game is in the latter stages of the Co-Captain Frank Dolce of first place with 31 wins and 21 loses. Team 6 members and fourth inning. Once the rest of the National Leaguers, not El Camino chalked up h i s averages are: J. Lindemnn, 105; M. Porter, Reservations for the Father wearing 142; D. Da vis, a Dodger uniform, get to him, he slows up like a fourteenth victory in 15 jun­ 122; R. Sehonid. 130; and T. 99. and Son banquet must be HERE! hunter waiting for the never-appearing ducks to get within made ior college matches over a Weekly high scores are held by MHS. N. Morang. 627; before Feb. 2n<J. Joseph range. The blank face he wears on the mound is a classic Piatt. council two- - year span when he' MHG,,J. Comer, 240; WHS. A. Lappin, chancellor, is example of intense study. And if he is shefled, his 523; ar\d WMG, the program chairman. only pinned Jim Harrington in Chrastha, 186. emotion is that of a dejected hy com promising twirler Prior to his acquisition by 1:1 f)- ' Seasons highscorcs to date are held bv MHS, D.