32 TORRANCE HERALD JULY 28, 1960 Dodger Rookies Tame Red Devils, 8-1 «> BP.,ii HOT SPOTS 4 Americans Defeated Locals to Bank on Morris for Nationals Saturday Crucial with Culver Advance in It'll l)o aH'or nothing for the Torraiice Red Devils Saturday aflernoon when llifry invest their Connie Al;iek Ruth Tourney League bankroll in the right arm of Hilly Morris in an im By BEN *nd PAUL SMITH John Weaver's Torrance Na­ portant "rubber game' 1 match with lejigue-leading Culver tional Babe Ruth League all- City. Krv Palica, wlio pinch hit Lor Torrance angler docs it again! George Fukumoto of 5102 stars came out smelling like The locals need a victory plus a subsequent Sieve Ramire/. in the JMh and W. Torrance Blvd. took second place in the recent fish off roses after two week end wins season-end­ walked, scored the run. lie derby at San Diego last Friday. He won for himself and family in the sudden death tourney at ing Culver City loss lo West- Chester the following advanced from first to third <>n I a 15 ft. vacation Coastline trailer, valued at $1200, with his Del Amo Park and have ad­ day in or­ Billy Williams' single and 23 Ib. 13 oz. yellow vanced to Downey for a third der to lake the championship in the last few minutes of fishing time. and scored on a wild pilch. That's life, George. playoof game, scheduled for a trip to San Diego for This is the third time a Tor­ Saturday. the District playoffs. BOX SCORE rance man has taken home one The Nationals kayoed the Morris, who pitched the first of the big prizes. Al Coast won cross town Pacific - American three innings in an ft-1 loss lo a new Pontiac in '52 and the all-stars 9-2 on Saturday be- the Dodger Rookies on Mon­ trailer in '57. Torrance always hind Jolm Cambon's five-hitter day night at Wrigley Field, has seems to have their share of the» »'PPed Compton in the a 4-0 Connie Alack League qualifiers on derby day. Sabbath follow-up, 7-0 as Mike won-lost record. Torrance and Congratulations. G e o r g e. ! Hartley survived a f.ve-run •• Culver City are 1-1 for the sea- Have a nice vacation in your flrst innmg^to go all the way. "BEAT TUB OLDS" . . . New dragster war chant for midsummer drag race champion­ oiul. The Rod Devils took the! 0|W) V ships, slated Saturday afternoon-evening at L.A.D.S., Long Beach, will see a record i last one, 5-3. j IIMI;'".'>. trallCI COMPTON HELD a 0-1 ad­ Held of gas-dragster drivers seeking a §500 U.S. Savings Bond and also trying to break I Morris was an 11-race win streak by Leonard Harris, I'laya del Key (right Inset) tooling the dynamic lapped for five! We took one of those Alba- vantage as late at the 5th inn­ i hits in the three rounds he I nook!« ing, but two runs in that frame Albertson Old? of Culver Citv (pictured). Hotshot rivals include (Inset I to r) Dick Lech- worked against core trips you dream about, ien. San Diego; Alien "Lefty" Mudersbach, I'ico-Rivera and Dode Martin, Oceanside. the Dodger last week. We left Thursday and four in the 6th the big Added Saturday Rookies, yielding two runs, one blow being Steve Water's hom­ feature at the big 223rd St. strip will be a "one-wheel" motorcycle per­ earned. night on the Hurricane out of formance contest. Pierpoint and went straight out er kept the locals alive and The Dodger Rookies cracked to sea, 130 miles. Twenty miles kicking in the play offs. 10 hits in all off Morris and past the Cortez Banks we hit Waters' two-out blow scored his successors, Dennis Hogue our first fish.at 8:15 a.m. and two runners ahead of him and and Ken Ribwort h, both of gave the Nationals a command­ Softball whom will be available for from that time on we were in TlltlllK . nothing but fish. ing one-run load for the first bullpen duly Saturday at 3 i.-W'i|l<.'.i What a trip. Everyone hollering, passing, bumping, slipping tim.? '" n' p.m. at Culver Citv High. Red Devils .and having Standings Torrance which whipped the time of the, lives. In fact a record was set ^ San Pedro handily. for a sport fishing boat. We caught 445 albacore. everyone 11-0 last winners to brace a sev- INDUSTRIAL Saturday managed only Iwo limiting out. You can just imagine the confusion that went on. \ to lllc ) ln"els lo Dlate d SLV LEAGUE . . hits off two Dodger Rookie 1. .\1uvrh 1. II" Glenn Price won the jack pot with his 28 Ib. 3 oz. one. en'nu auacK w L GBL * ' * * ; Independent Bldrs. 3 0 pitchers. Joey Moeller, the On the way home we all got to looking one another over THE NATIONAL'S American Ryan Aeros . 3 0 high priced bonus baby from and had to laugh. We looked more like we'd been to a slaugh- League rivals defending : SB Church of God 2 Mini Costa High in Manhattan ter house than fishing. . I Southern California champs Harvey Aluminum 2 SPRINT CAR . . . Drivers Colby Scroggin.s and Alien Beach, fired the final two Bacon Ford Summer Never saw so many sights as on the way home. Contented were eliminated from the play- Post Office Heath, the one-armed sensation of the speedy California rounds for the Rookies and League Cagers Dumped faces and lightning flashes to the rear of us. In front, the Racing Assn. roar around curve at recent Ascot Stadium struck out 5. but gave up the offs Sunday by Westcheslcr, Harbor Hornets meet. Both will By Galbraith, 62-34 sun was setting on the back side of San Clemente Island with 8-3. at 'Del Amo Park. I Aeronca be shooting for $1500 winner's purse single Red Devil tally. a thousand colors in the sky. Marlin jumpin, Flying Fish fly­ Westchesler came up with : Maury's Cafe Saturday night. Darrel Sutherland, Tom Dose ing by and a warm tropical breeze brushing past us aijd the four runs in the 7lh to insure I Lucy's Lambs MIXED EMOTIONS and Gary Cunningham led un­ happiest skipper in the entire sport fishing fleet. By the way, the win. i Border Markets 50-Lap Sprint Car Race at beaten - Galbraith's Sporting "Cookie" serves you the best meals that can possibly be served The American all-stars, man- When Johnny Temple was Goods lo a 02-34 win OVLT from a boat Just wish all of you could have been on the aged by Bo Palica, had whip-' Dodger Trio ro Apper traded by Cincinalti to Cleve- Bacon Ford (El Camino) in the trip with us. I ped Huntington Park on Sat- Ascot to Decide Champion [land of the American League, : Alhambra Summer League . , » ! urday, 7-2. At Tfi-Er Stores for A 50-lap main-event that will $1500 winner's purse which is; two Dodger pitchers mourned. Monday at Mark Kcppel High, iNationals, 9-2 Autographs Saturday decide the Mid-Season Cham­ causing much enthusiasm | Don Drysdale and Sandy Kou-1 ^' Norm Larker, Nationals .... 400 500 x 9 7 1 nia Racing Association big who will be going all out lo \ respectively, during his Reds' heading toward "HOT COUNTRY." Blythe, Winterhaven, Holt- Stan Williams, and Norm collect a chunk of it, career. But Danny McDevitt, ...... ville, El Centro, Indio and Calexico. The bag and possession 'Kittell, Wortcok.(6) and But- Sherry will be on hand at the sprint cars tops a seven-race ]IAU'"n.MB SCORE: CUIh terfield; Cambon and O'Neill. program scheduled for Satur­ against whom he batted .378, iiii-nn Kuril M. Smrlnp mih 1'mit is still 10. If you haven't made reservation, you'd better Try-Et Stores at 23027-33 S. was happy to see him leave. 'it, :.'. HuilrlKUPK 2. ftnllmi get busy and don't forget your license. Avalon Saturday from noon to day at Ascot Stadium. RACING DIRECTOR Tom This Sunday at 8 a.m. the Torrance Rod and Gun Club will Nationals, 7-6 2 p.m. to sign autographs, This the longest race of Haynes announced that more have a "Round Robin" shoot with the El Segunda Rod and Gun Compton .... 500 100 0 6 8 0 baseballs and photos. the year carries with it a than 40 of the fastest Indian­ ST. ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL 1432 Engracia Ave., Torrance Nationals .. 100 THE FRIENDLY DOWNTOWN CHURCH OF THE HARBOR AREA at Rancho Angeles trap range. Twenty-five trap, twenty-five 024 x 7 7 2 apolis type racers have been (Opposite Turning Mi'iiiurlnl lloflpilnl) skeet and twenty-five duck tower. There will be five man Silas, Wilson (5) and Neal, entered and that at least 20 7:.10 A.M. ITnly Cninmiinlnn . Olquin (4); Hartley and O'Neill. 9:15 A.M. FAMILY SERVICE Worship teams from each club and the team hitting the most clay will face the starter's flag for followed by. CIH'ltril SCHOOL the main-event. nncl COFKEE HOUR pigeons out of the 75, wins the trophy. 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship (Choral Euclmrlst Come out and watch the fun Ascot's well-groon)ed half- on 1st mid 3rd Siimlnv.H) and root for the hoc>e team. (Nursery anil Child Curn provided nt Now's the time to start going up to the rifle range and mile dirt track has become the 9:lfi niul 11 A.M.) 350 Vehicles Set West's most popular spead Weekdays: Holy Communion, Thursday uC getting practiced up for the deer season. Coastal opens next tj:30 A.M. niul It A.M. week end the 6th of August. A little practice never hurt any plant with fans, equipment REV. HUGH R, PERCY, B.A., B.D., Rector hunter and may help you get that BIG BUCK this season. owners and drivers and en­ For Gas-Drag tries show that top cars and pilots from Arizona, New Mex­ r-OFF AND RUNNING by John I. Day—^ ico and California will be in YUKON AVE. DAY NURSERY Duel at Lions Saturday's field. The toughest battle of hot Ages 2 to 6 Hours to Fit the Working Family gas-dragsters thus far is pre­ THE HOT DRIVER at pres­ ent is Don Davis of Phoenix, EXPERIENCED .. Jj Mj 9tkf saged Saturday, and a unique winner of the four last main- SUPERVISION fisuttc contest will also be featured, events he has entered, includ­ PLANNED MEALS AND RECREATION in the 1960 Midsummer Cham­ ing the last two at Ascot. Right pionship meet at Lions Associa­ LICLNSED BY THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA 'Many of those who have swel­ Foal is a young horse of ted Drag Strip, Long Beach. on Davis' tail is Long Beach's led attendance at Thorough­ either sex and while unweaned * » * Danny Jones, who lias been YOUR V7S/T IS WELCOME ANYTIME is known knocking at the front door in bred race tracks to 33,000,000 as a suckling. When DIRECTOR Mickey Thomp­ 17505 Yukon Ave., Torrance DA 3-8718 may find the terminology of separated from the dam, or son said that well over 350 ve­ every race he has participated the sport strange if not confus­ maternal parent, he or she is hicles, including 20 of the in this year. ing. For example, the "solid- known as a weanling until power-loaded railsters, will go hooved herbivorous mammal, January 1, when he, or she, in the afternoon-evening ac­ equus caballus," is popularly becomes a yearling. If male, tion. . . . but not always called a he becomes a colt and remains The gas-dragsters now have horse. In Thoroughbred racing so, unless he becomes a a new common challenge: and breeding parlance, how­ gelding (unscxed) until he is "Beat the Albertson Olds!" SAVE - MASTERCRAFT ever, a horse is a male animal 5 years old; a female is a filly The super-charged racer has 5 years old or over. until 5. From 5 on they are now been driven by 27-year-old MOLDED Prior to becoming officially horses or mares and when they Leonard Harris of Playa del WIRE BASKET a horse he is known by a num­ become parents they are sires Key, to 11 consecutive wins at FAN ber of other terms (not includ­ or dams. Collectively, horses the 223rd St. strip seven of TOP CARRIERS ing some colorful, if unflatter­ by the same sire are his get; them in a row for King of the BELTS ing, appellations given him by foals from the same clam, hei Drag honors. MIGHTY SWING . . . I)anny Chandler of Tordundo ull- racing fans when he finishes produce. All are maidens until stars misses here but shows power which enabled him to lo fit moil con. belt game-tying homer "at the eighth pole"!) they win a race. STRANGELY, several rail- with two outs in 6th inning against tatax dlppad cord. birds in the array against Har­ South Kedondo on Monday. However, South Itcdondo won ris, have either beaten his best playoff in 7th, 5-4 at Tordondo Field to advance in play- elapsed time (8.96 seconds) or offs. See story page 30. (Herald Photo) top speed (161I.IK) m.p.h.) for 99 the 1320-foot sprint. But none avy duty Baikal car­ rier . . . compktely '66 have out-dueled the one-time RADIATOR HOSE lie.vv duty laitilni gymnastic champ when the nclostd irnl contt. f elimination chips were down. (Dud a Wirc-baclud, 99c Best records of his more $10.93 outstanding rivals, show: non denominational CAR-Y-ALL Lefty Mudersbach, Pico-Rivi- Nationally Adv.tliied era, dual Chewy dragster BRAND NEW TOP CARRIER 1 9.16 ET, 169.49 m.p.h.; Dode FAIrfax 8-3903 STROMBERG ft «» Long Martin, with the Chrysler-pow- 11 Ad|uilabla lo 32" ered Dragmaster of Ocean- POWER IV Crlmpad side 8:94 ET; Glcnn Stokey, Courtesy of Rigid Chonnal SPARK Haavy Gray ledondo Beach, blown Chrysler HALVERSON-LEAVELL Slrap. 9.20 ET, 104'.7 m.p.h.; Bob MORTUARY Light Grey Bright Brissette, San Monica, blown PLUGS Torrance Foetal Coin Olds 9.38 ET, 164.42 m.p.h. FuHy Ouaiantixl Black, Tube Type Sirawt Altamblad DUKE HIGH ON LIST 524" tlaclrodi I High Quality H«r«'i yaur opportunity M mvt o> Hvilroalectrk hent Suction Cupl GET IN STRIDE Duke Snider's lifetime bat- Full Hock ol (or- r«tr*adil R«n«wtd from ihouldtr lo Li.t Price $7.95 .ing average of .303 is fourth lhauldtr wilt, ]<*>«. 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