Thursday. January 7, I960 Page A-12 TORRANCE PRESS "LOOKING Phillies Move Baldwin Up 'EM Ex-Torrance Babe Ruth League star, Bill Baldwin, of 1432 W. 223rd St., has just been promoted to Williams- Lee, Hillsdale to Go port of the class A Eastern League by parent club Phil­ Tomy adelphia Phillies, it was announced today by Harvey Cas- PRESS son of the Torrance Central Babe Ruth League. Saturday Baldwin. 19, will report for OVER" at Santa Anita Track sprinp training in Florida March Keptucky Derby winner Tomy Lee and top-ranking 1, the Phillies announced. With Mike Collas Jr. Hillsdale head a stand-out field of the country's fastest Last year the Torrance youth sprinters to race in the $50,000-added San Carlos Handi­ played with class D Johnson City Post Dated Contracts cap at Santa Anita Park Saturday. It will be the 22nd of the Appalachian Rookie Immediately after the Sugar Bowl game New Year's Pete Rozelle Kick City, Greek Star, Promised hall. of the local club released the information, however, not Hold Meet Tuesday Land and Manassa Mauler, bothering to inform the public that his contract was post prominent eastern invaders: De- Faced with' their third move mobilize, Ole Fols, How Now, dated. Under NCAA rules a player participating in a witn only three seasons of play­ Legg Lake Open season game is not supposed to endanger hirf ama­ Eddie Schmidt and others of post ing ball behind them, Tordondo stakes' class. teur standing until after the contest. In other words if Little League members will hold to Fishermen ' a general meeting on Jan. 12, at The result of The San Carlos, LSU had won instead of Ole Miss then somebody could at seven furlongs, in which Hills- Under a revised schedule which call the game unfair. 7:30 p.m., in Carl Steele School will be in effect until May 30, Cafetorium. , dale narrowly defeated champion Last year, I mean 1958, the NCAA ruled that SC Round Table last season, will de­ Legg Fishing Lake in the Whit- Former plan* called for the velop lending candidates for the tier Narrows Dam Recreation could not play in the Rose Bowl game because of in­ use of the present diamonds of their rules. Therefore the Huskies of Wash­ estimated .$170,000 Santa Anita Area no longer will be open on fractions through the coming season, but a Maturity on Jan. 30, the $145,- Wednesdays. ington were permitted to play Wisconsin. deadline of March 1st for vaca­ 000 - guaranteed Santa Anita The new schedule was effec­ Now the NCAA is fully aware that practices of pro­ ting the site hns been given the Handicap on Feb. 27, and the tive Jan. 1 and will permit pub­ fessional football clubs include such irregularities as get­ League. Plans for the new play­ $lOO,000-added San Juan Capis- lic fishing only on Saturdays, post dated ing fields will be presented to trano 'Cap on the grass on Sundays, and holidays. ting college players to pledge their play with the membership at this meeting. There \vifl be now fishing) It has been going on for some time and the March 10. signatures. Leo Fischer, president, an­ Honored with feature races BILL BALDWIN hours, too. Fishing will be per­ rulers of the NCAA have closed their eyes to it. nounces that 1%0 Membership run in their names during Santa mitted from one hour before sun­ cards will be available, and ex­ Anita's second full week of rac­ rise to one hour after sunset. Cannon tends a warm welcome to/ any­ Oilers Should Get ing will be Seqbiscuit. Antelope Lomita League The former hours were 7 a.m. to Wire service reports have it that a court battle is one interested in the Tordondo Valley Fair, Bakersfield, Beverly 5 p.m. imenent. Bud Adams of the Houston Oilers and Ram 10(50 playing season who wish- Hills, Ridgewood Ranch. Bur- Seeks Players The. Los Angeles County De­ op to attend this meeting. partment of Park? and Recrea­ brass will have to fight it out for Cannon before jurists. hank, Billie Bane, Neil S. Mc­ Registration for players in Lo- Carthy Ranch, .labot, Los Ange­ tion announces that Legg Lake Actually Cannon is not that good. However, the mita Little League will begin will be open daily during the court action les County Fair. Chino, Compton Saturday, Jan. 16th, according to NFL wants no part of the AFL and this Fifty Drivers and Iron Mountain Farms, be­ summer, starting May 30 and is supposed to be a test of some sort. Adams charging Tec Coggins, the League presi­ ending Sept. 16. It will be the sides the $15,000 La Centinela dent, Rams with attempts to "sabotage our league" and in Stakes on Wednesday. first time I/egg Lake will have^ *the apes 8 using "unethical practices" to do it. Compete at Races All boys between the been open on a daily bast's. Rods re­ Jack Kelly, Long Beach; Clyde and 12 years of age and who will The address of Legg Lake is For many years this corner has been against some The roaring CJA Hot not have reached their 13th turn to Gardena Stadium, Sun­ Smith, Compton, Bud Astry, 823 Lexington-Gnllatin Road. El of the ways in which pro clubs have handled collegiate Lake- birthday prior to Avis. 1, 1960 Mon to. water-levin' dog *et their course day afternoon for A full eleven Lakewood: Ernie Young, draft choices. Chief of which is the post-dated contract. YOUNG SAILOR and his Bell Gardens are eligible. Boat event program of races over the wood; Ray Bunch, The NCAA has allowed this practice, never schold- straight for the Southern California Marine Association popular one-third mile clay oval. and Bill Mangold, Compton. Registration will be conducted New Life Saving Method pros. If they had this battle would not be making Show at Great Western Exhibit Center, Jan. 8-17th. The big­ Over fifty of the top South­ Wilkerson returned to action at the following addresses for Mouth-to-mouth rescue breath­ ing the marine exposition in the West will bring to the public new beginning Jan. 16th headlines today. If this group of college professors feels gest land drivers will be on hand for here, after a year lay off last the 1 week ing will become the new life rftodels in boats (all sizes), motors, and marine accessories. time trials at 1 p.m. with the month, and captured the main through Jan. 24th: saving method used by Pacific one or two players of a college team were induced to join first race !«et to go at 2:80 p.m. event, the first time out. He will "Tec" Coggins, 26240 Eshel- Telephone employees In the Tor- the school by "unethical methods" they immediately ban Rich LA Open Heading the list of drivers will rate as a strong threat to beat man Ave., Lomita. ranee area during 1960, accord­ the entire school. As in the case of the Trojans in 1959. Boat Show be Jack Austin, Downey, winner th<» popular Austin. Chuck Itewis, 24615 Eshelman ing to i».n announcement today! Why not go a step further and keep pro clubs from mak­ Links Classic of the last race at Gardena, Bobby Hogle, Buena Park, will Ave., Lorifita. by company manager Dick Pyle. ing pros out of college players until after their amateur three weeks ago. be, returning to action for the Bill Stowell, 25225 Oak St., The program was adopted by Opens Friday Other hot pilots include: Billy first time since a near fatul ac­ Lomita. the company after careful medi­ standing is over? Begins Friday Wilkerson, Temple City; Ed Van cident at Ascot Stadium last Paul Gazeley. 1MO W. 241st cal study by the National Re­ not some Western America's biggest, The NCAA should decide this issne and Boat Show opens up a smash One of the greatest fields ever Eyk, Gardena; Termite Snydei4, summer. Hogle is rated as one St., Lomita. search Council had shown the court with second hand knowledge of football doings. 10-day run Friday, Jan. 8, a,t to tee the Los Angeles Open will Los Angeles; Orvill Alien, Gar­ of the best up and coming driv­ J e sse'Nichols, 24308 Lomita mouth-to-mouth method superior It is our opinion that Cannon be permitted to play Great Western Exhibit Center, begin play in the 34th and rich­ dena; Boh Simmons, Huntington ers in the Southland. Drive, Lomita. to all other manual methods for AFL. Rozelle and the Rams were Santa Ana Freeway at Atlantic est edition of the winter's pre­ Park; Rip Erikson, N. Holly­ John Andrews, 2374 W. 248th reviving people who have stopped with the Oilers of the Bob Hogle, Buena Pafk; classified Call FA 8-2345 St., Lomita. breathing regardless of cause. "guilty" of infractions that the NCAA should have out­ Blvd. mier links classic at Rancho wood; Use Show hours are 1 to 11 p.m. ' course in West Loa Angeles Fri­ lawed a long time ago. day. Producer H. Werner Buck ex- The $41,500 event, sponsored Players, Fans Gain ppcts all previous boat show at- by the- Los Angeles Junior Cham­ It is also unfair to abolish competition. And in this tendance records to be broken. ber of Commerce, will be pre­ KARL'S * ONCE IN A LIFETIME case Cannon got the better offer from the Houston club. On vi" giant 150,000 ceded by the annual pro-celebrity Perhaps Cannon should be reprimanded for signing two squaw foul, ,...... nent building tournament on Thursday, Jan. 7 to play plus additional tPnt annexes are rtt Fox Hills, according to Junior contracts, however, as a college student seeking hundreds of boats of every- price Chamber President, Robert L. pro ball he should not be permitted to play with a team 4nd class, us well as motors, wa­ Meyer. because they happened to get there first with the paper. ter skis, boat trailers and ac­ Tho Open fh>1d includes all of It* good that this incident occured for the court ac­ cessories. the top 15 money winners of tion is sure to abolish post-dated contracts and rule the Finance houses, who have 1959, a rarity even for a United NFL guilty of unfair practices. leaped into the boat retail field States Open. And included with fist full of money; ma­ amongst the group are the win­ FOR WOMEN & TEENAGERS The American Football League is a definite threat rina* and landings, and service ners of every major tournament to the long established NFL and owners of the senior and repair firms, will also -be of the year. circuit^have just begun to realize how serious it is. on hand to explain their various Thoro'a Art Wall Jr., the It may not be healthy for business, competition that facilities. "golfer of the year" and lending Admission -Is $\ for persons money winner. Wall won the im­ fs, but cousin it sure is welcomed by college players and portant. Mn*1.crs tournament, a Billy Cannon, he's getting $100,000 for over 12 years old, AO .cents for fans alike. Ask children 6 to 12 and no charge pair of $50.000 events Crosby seasons. Not bad when you consider that the high­ and Buick Opens -> and finished three for youngsters up to 6, flats. est paid NFL pro is getting slightly more than $20,000 second in the L. A. Open. Drtu per seasoi}. Colts are Jim Parker, Art Spin­ Another top choice is Bill ney, Gino Marchetti and Gene Casper Jr., the well-liked U.S. Booli, nfordi, drm flab. (Big Daddy) Lipscomb. Open champion, while portly Bob Eighth Appearance Rosburg, the National PGA champ, figures to have plenty Frenrti oontod Colts, Giants Hold The East quarterbacks will be Smart, MW fM In true-dHi W»cV wHIi p«it Sandals, drass flats, axfords. VALUCI TO 4* the Eagles' Norm Van Brocklin, of hackers. Another strong eon- combination pMtl bow. Siztl 4-10. with ertp* not*. Si'm 4 10. making his eighth appearance in tender is ex-footballer Mike Sou- Key to Pro Bowl the annual classic, and the Steel- chak, the winner of the Las Ve- |* ers' Bobby Layne. To match the gas Tournament of Champions. 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