Sunday, Juna 21, 1959 TORRANCE PRESS Page S«v*n TORRANCE SQFTBALL "LOOKING SERVICE SLO-PITCH Torr. Lions ....000 000 3-^3 11 1 Torr. Kiwanis 010 000 0---1 8 2 Smith and King; Barflngton and White. HR Sfwtflmn. 300 001 0 4 6 4 Optimist ...... 003 031 x 10 15 3 Weyant and Hazledon; Ran dall and Graybehl. Wall. Kiwanis 64 11 10 22 26 1 With Mike Callos Jr. SBCOG ...... 10 0 10 273 Miller and Albrig-ht; Young and Smith. Girls1 Softball OPEN LEAGUE Swimming Marine Clerks 101 928 21 35 0 League Begins Aeros ...... 00 000 014 The first girls' soflball game Camou, Olsen and D'Ambrosi, of the young season was play­ Gebhardit; Ito, Z1mke and Val­ ed Tuesday night at McMaster Classes at encia. Thursday'* results: Park between the Challengers and the Spartettes. This game CHURCH LEAGUE featured the 3-hlt pitching of Pool Start At Harbor Park: Kathy Rep*' of the Challengers, More than 900 youngsters al- sazarene ..... 000 40 412 who a^ded her own cau.se by ready have signed up for "water­ Mlvd. Asambly. 500 17 13 11 0 banging out two singles and a proofing" sessions conducted at Little and Wade; Sloan, Lynch home run as the Challengers Bcnstead Plunge by the Torrance double plays'. The losing said the summer-long program May and Turman, Ingram and pitcher was Marie Acosta. She enrollment is expected to hit its Duckworth Sr. gave up nine hits and five capacity of 2,600. ! Uth. Angela. .. .022 52 11 14 0 walks. Her teammates made at The first group of children be­ FirHt Assembly 200 01 330 least three errors each inning. their way through NOT HAPPY NOW! — From Uf> to right, songwriter Sammy Hanson and Rockswold, Hansen; Second ( game of the league gan splashing Cahn jokes with Bravoi* Lew Burdotte, Del Rice and Warren produced a very close, high- t! - initial two-weeks long lession 'Hawks, Jack and Sappington. These youngsters are Spahn. KMPC boss Gene Autrey i$ at left. Rolling Hills scoring contest. The Teens were series last week. Six such series WATERPROOFING mer at the Benstead Plunge under auspices of defeated by the Pythons, 16 to are planned with the final one among 900 children who already have signed the Recreation Department. AT THE COLISEUM Conv...... 101 2104 9 12 0 EAVESDROPPING Seateria 15. starling Aug. 24. up for swimming classes being given this sum­ This afternoon, at the Dodger park, O'Malley hosts all fathers Oddballs ... 101 000 0 2 6 0 Lessons for adults will be offer­ on this, their honored day, by admitting the breadwinners gratis ed at the pool at 5 p.m. on Tues­ ^specially if their offspring purchased tickets prior to the game. Nygren and Anderson; Frank and Anderson. Eastern Bears days and'Thursdays starting this ^ And this pa«t week, some two-thirdg of the 200,000 that wit­ week. Registration for this pro­ nessed the past seven games were fatherg delighting in the almost BLACK LEAGUE Victorious, 6-4 gram has reached 250. * perfect baseball played by the Dodgers. (Slo-PJtch) Pitcher Bill Thomas won his Juniors and senior life saving Perhaps, however, they mimed seeing or hearing some of the At Torrance Park; own game Wednesday night as Brake notes we penned behind the scenes. classes are scheduled for 5 p.m. Chris. Men .344 022 0 15 18 8 he unloaded a two-run homer on MondayvS, Wednesdays and HUNDRED DOLLAR BONUS Fire Dept. A 001 011 0 8 72 n the sixth inning to break a Fridays starting this week. An Arts and Crafts program Registration for any of the After a Dodger pitcher flings a shut-out, B«vaci waits for the Stewart and Smith; Polston 1-4 tie and give the Eastern Since the program was started for all nges will begin tomorrow at classes is possible by phoning Reline twirler to come behind the home plate screen enroute to the dress­ and Moffitt. Bears a 6-4 victory over the the Arts & Crafts Center, 1511 the Center, FAirfux 8-9624. in a North Tor­ at the plunge in 1956, more than ing room, and presents him with a white envelope containing a BLUE LEAGUE astern Beavers 7,000 children and 750 adults Cravens Ave., according to the Erika Muhl, a graduate of the Low As crisp one hundred dollar bill. However, the night McDevitt pitched rance Little League game at Torrance Recreation Dept. Reg­ is director that beauty against the Braves Wednesday night, Buzzie handed the (Slo-Pitch) )ominigoiez Field. have taken swimming lessons. Of University of Berlin, otsman his Jue and remarked, jestingly of course, "Keep that Ingle. Farms 100 410 0 6 6 1 Jesse Sal si do also homered the % 3,550 children and 570 istration is open now. of the center. Staff members are C.1 boy and I'll end up broke." R. B. P.O. ..000 004 0 4 6 4 'or the winners In the second adults successfully passed tests The series will b« previewed by Brent Moser, and Amy Ferrone. Did you know that Carl Furillo refuses to wear the protective Col em an and Kurtz; Gould and nning. at the conclusion of the instruc­ un exhibit scheduled for 3 until Moni Gillett is a guest art in­ helmet while taking his turn at bat because it interferes with his Nixon Sastern Beavers 110 110 4 5 0 tional periods. 5 nnd 7 until 0 p.m. on June 19 structor. at the Center. hitting? RED LEAGUE Eastern Bears ....020 202 6 7 0 Information on the instruction Did you know that Duke Snider and Don Demeter get two Tuffly, Grant ) and Delu- programs may be obtained by The opening program will be strikes against them before you get halfway through with one of (Slo-Pitch) ca; Thomas and Ericson. calling the pool at FAirfax 8-5688 Indian Lore crafts on June 22. Children's Square Danny Goodman's hot dogs? At McMastor Park: Minor Score or the Recreation Dept. at FAir­ Participants will study the jewel­ Did you know that you can see a Las Vegas nightclub act fea­ Double forfeit between Gar- Western Beavers, 18; Western fax 8-4108. The plunge is 'at 3331 ry, costumes and dances of tho Dance Lessons turing Jerry Lewis simply by coming to a Dodger home game? The dena VFW and Torrance VFW. Bears, 8. Torrance Blvd. rodmen. A class for youngsters Tappa from 6 to 9 years of agp is set Are Scheduled great comic and his party occupy seats 101-104, row 11, tunnel 10 '^ The other niffht Jerry delighted fans near him with his antics after Keggas ..023 10 11 1 17 21 7 for 9 a.m. while one for children Squar dance instruction for he had trapped a foul ball it his way. Rome 9 through 12 years of age is sche­ children from 8 through 14 years w Did you know that Del Crandall, the Braves' excellent catcher, Cable ... 010 02 20 6 6 7 duled for 3:30 p.m. Four, two of age will be offered at Waiteria wears out four to five pairs of shoes during a season of play. "That's James, McQuinn and MeQuinn, work classes are planned. Thero Park beginning Wednesday, acc­ nothing, the amiable Fullertonite told us, "The other players wear Fisher; Liken and Fender. is a $1.50 charge including the ording to the Torrance Recrea­ out six to eight pairs." At $19.50 a pair at that! cost of materials. tion Dept. Includes Did you know that publicity chief Red Patterson ha* no prob­ Beginning June 23 there will Bonded Lining and Labor lem^ in feeding the huge hoard of free loaders in the press box Mr. and Mrs. Noble Spees of be classes in puppetry and chil­ Lomita, widely known square because Chet and his assistant put out the best hot meal in the Torrance Cadet dren's art. All of our lining county? If a writer can't get to their little stand, tiny Ronnie Cole- dance callers, will teach youngs­ man takes the delicious grub to him. Meeting Tuesdays, Thursdays ters do-si-dos and other steps in manufactured by Wins Medal and Fridays the puppetry classes two-hour sessions starting at Cadet James Davis of El Ca- will be conducted in two week 6:80 p.m. each Wednesday. Grizzley to our mino College was awarded the sessions at 1 p.m. for C through 9 Salta Braves Redondo Boats year olds and S p.m. for young­ There will be no charge for the required Chicago Tribune Medal (silver) instructions. *in 11-4 Romp Report Barge for outstanding achievement at sters from 9 through 12 years of specifications the recent AFROTC Awards ban­ age. The fee is $1.50 including Graduates of the class may Erupting for »ix runs in the Fishing Good quet held at' t h e University of the cost of all materials. join a regular square dance group first Inning, the Salta Pontiac Southern California. Three, three week children's art meeting at the park community Free Inspection Braves coasted to an easy 11-4 for Tuesday building, 8855 W. 242nd St. under Barge finhing was especially Captain Joe C. Little, instruc­ classes are planned victory over the Torrance Po­ good In Redondo Thursday when nnd Thursdays at 9 a.m. for 6-9 direction of Mr. and Mrs. Spees. lice Athletics In a Pacific Am­ tor in the ROTC program said, Open Daily Gordon McRae's three boats re­ year olds and at 10:30 for 9 erican Babe Ruth League game "Cadet Davis is to be congrat­ through 12 year olds. The six 1 SLATE OPENING and Sunday Wednesday night ported good catches of bonito, ulated on his outstanding serv­ lerson fee is $5. Grand Opening of the Park Braves ...... 601 13 11 6 4 barracuda, small yellowtail, and ice in the AFROTC program at The ancient nrt of mosaics will Ave. Trailer Lodge, 750 E. Car­ 8:30 to 5:30 Athletics ...... 001 21 447 halibut. USC and this reflects on the fine be taught to adults at 7:30 p.m. son St. will be held June 27 from student body of El Camino Col Tuesdays starting June 23. There 2 to 10 p.m. - Fiah and Fulford; Mlllar, Gel- Rocky Point was also a good lege." JNel and Geisel, Hamilton. spot, as deep sea anjderR loaded is a fee of $2 for the eight week en so up on 296 halibut, possibly the The ROTC program is new at long clnss with the cost of mater­ BRAKE largest catch of the year for Re El Camino and this award is the ials extra. * dondo fishermen. first during the first year of par­ An Omnibus workshop for Park Dinner ticipation. This outstanding ndults will beffin June 25 at 7:30 Santa Monica Sportfishing Pier, PIZZA KING achievement is awarded to three pm. Students may take their from enjoying its finest season in sev­ cadets each year for their high choice of various crafts such as Held by Girl Scouts eral years, reported Its first full 4623 Redondo Bch. standards in / i.- Science and copper ennmelinpr, leather work­ Blvd. Girl Scout Troop No. 632 and limit catch in some time Thurs­ University standing. ing, silk screening, etc. The day, after hauling in 1048 fish, their families attended a spaghetti Davis, an electronics major at workshop fee is $2. for R ses­ 45c more than a thousand being big FR 4-9044 dinner at Torrance Municipal El Camino, if the son of Mr. and sions or 60c a session plus ma­ barracuda. Take Out and Dining Room Park recently. Following the din­ Mrs. J. L. Davis, and resides at terials. 3146 W. 180th Place. - Various crnfts will be taught to BEER AND WINE ner, the girls presented an adap­ The next four night run of teen-aitrers during 7 p.m. classes ITALIAN KITCHEN tation of Snow White and the grunion Is expected to hit South­ that start Thursday, July 9. Fee HP Crenshaw Blvd. Use Torrance Press classified £"ven Dwarfs. ern California beaches at approx­ is $1.50 for f> lessons or 50c a (Acrost from Lucky MM.) ads. Phone FA 8-2345. imately 10:15 p.m. today. Men Show Skill lesson including1 materials. Torrance FA 8-7694 'Tie list of characters follows: Hunters are reminded that fish­ 1st Snow White, Sherry Riggs; ing licenses are required of all 2rtd Snow White, Sandra Adams; persons 16 and older. with Cake Mix Queen, Helen Smoot; Witch, Can­ Columbia PTA men proved they dy Marquand; Mirror, Teresa Ni- were masters over cake mixes at 'PLANT Donna Cochran; A five or six foot Blue shark NOW" no; Prince, which has been swimming around the recent family picnic held at SUMMER SALE! Hunter, Gloria Nino; Happy, behind-Santa Monica Sportfishing Torrance Park. f'afhy Yurkovlch; Dopey, Carol SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK Kilday; Pier the past three days was both Mr*. Harry Diamond, Ways OPEN EVERY DAY harpooned and shot yesterday but and Means Chairman, with the FROM SUNDAY, JUNE 21 Bashful, Daleleeen Madigan; was not, killed, by area lifeguards. assistance of Harold and Ann TO SUNDAY, JUNE 28 8 A.M. - 8 P.M. Sneezy, Linda fianbrook; Sleepy, After the harpoon broke in the McRride, planned tho baking con­ Jeanne Rubio; Grumpy, Judl Ryn- fish's bark, a .45 was shot into tent which lured eleven fathers FISHING FUN Celebrating Father's Day aboard fh» bang. hart; Doc, Pamela Fleming; the shark's head. BEAUTIFUL 6-8 FT. Guard, Pebby Fox; Guard, Linda plus the principal, Lester Fos­ "Sacramento" off Redondo Beach are Joe Mine and his son, Vang. Director was Gloria Nino, The shark, which had been ter, into the kitchen. Roy, frequent passengers on the large craft, owned by the Re­ and announcer, Helen McDonald. feeding on fish near the pier's All entrants received ribbons dondo Pleasure Fishing Company. tackle stand, "was hurt bad with Colonel Edward Brown tak­ Shade Trees enough where if it Hoes live, It ing first, and Paul Snyder, most Silver Maple, Liquid Amber, Evergreen Elm, won't live long enough," our in­ original. Each formant relates. Following the judging, the Shamel Ash, Myoporum, White Birch, Silk Oak, cakes were auctioned off by Mrs. Magnolia and others Women Umpire Raymond McVei^h. The day's activities drew to a Classes Offered s* with the children's baseball AZALEA Ptach, Applt, Plum, Fig As nationally advertised to A clasg for female umpires frame. [EfoO H9WK nd •nd Pom«granat« keep flies away—Potted FRESH FISH will begin at two Torranee This was the tSrat outinff of parks starting June 23. one of Torrance Council's newest CAMELLIA FRUIT TREES SWEET BASIL REDONDO PLEASURE 1 Gallon Whole Fi»h Sessions are set for 6 p. m. units. Tuesdays at McMaster Park and BARRACUDA 6 p. m. Thursdays at Walterla HOUSEWIFE BOWLING Park. The formation of a summrr FISHING LANDING 69:. Women Interested In learning housewives' bowling league 1« 30 to officiate at diamond contest* alanned. Tuesday under auspic­ FISH ON THE WORLD'S LARGEST BARGES EXTRA SPECIAL SPECIALS! may r«g1«ter by contacting Miss es of the Torranre Recreation Texas Privet Kay Leslie at FA 8-4108 or FA Dept. Formation of the league FUCHSIAS HEDGE SHRUBS ...... 39c fa. Whole Fish 8-8523. n scheduled for 9:20 a. m. at • SACRAMENTO—300 Feet the Bowl-O-Drome, 21915 Went- 1 GALLON SIZE ROSES, 1 gal. ____59c «a. YEILOWTAIL Pz«M claaifled. FA 8-2345. «rn Ave. • CALIFORNIA—250 Feet Starting to Bud GREEN FLAX ...... 49c «a. Ib 39 • C-COASTER-250 Feet DRACEANA PALMS . 49c «o. Shift from barg« to b«rg« ... no extra cott OLEANDERS ___ 49c fa. WESTERN FISH Red Flowering FISHERMAN'S Adults $4 Kids Under 12 $2 HIBISCUS 59cca. GALLEY Open Daily 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nitot 6 pm. .to 6 a.m. & SEA FOOD D«tp $•• All Day Boats — L*«vt 5:30 a.m. - Finest Selection on the SERVING FROM 1/2 Day Boats—6:30 a.m.—7:45—11:30—12:45 p.m. Entire Coatt NOON TO MIDNIGHT G-W 3 a.m. to 7:30—Sit. A Sun.. $4.50 Eastern Clams Arriving Dally GREEN THUMB GARDENS Clostd Mondoyt Boat Holtt — R.ntal Skiffs — Live Bait — Pi«r Fishing A COMPLETE NURSERY ON THE REDONDO US S. Herber Dr. Phherman't Wharf FISHING PIER Two Blocks North »f Hentler 1-0211 Redonde Need 20617 Hawthorne Blvd. Torranc* Blvd. Torrance 1st Stand on Left as You Phon«i FRonHer 9-7214 Enter Pier COCKTAIL! FROM THI CHART ROOM Redondo Beach FR 2 3566