SCRIMMAGE REVEALS South High Shows Norman lo Run West Varsity Signs of Offense By JERRY REYNOLDS By HKNRY Bl RKE How much Dudley plays teams moved the ball wall. Press Herald Sport* Editor depend; on Snapper Douglas, Tackle Jim Kauble picked Press-Herald Staff Writer It wasn't exactly the same a junior, who also enjoyed off two pass interceptions for West High will throw the football this year. »K watching A game o( show a successful evening jockey- the White team. Tackles Ray And throwing i! will be Ron Norman, a slightly down, hut the South High jnR (he White machine Ward and Ron Kammerer built senior who moves to the varsity loam from last student body turned out Fri- Tne a|j out jus,|e cost thel ancl ('uard John Froseth year's Bee squad. Norman nailed down the starting day night to see the Spar | recurrence of a knee injury! were sinK'ed out for good tans play an intrasquad foot- ,0 end Jjm Jcnnlng of the efforts for the Green and assignment Friday evening in an intra-squad scrimmage ball ,;ame and learned tne lfireen Sqllad jje came up Randy Bausman and Kauble at West team will have * hand in ;lanie knocking Douglas out *ot tne P|au(li(s for the New coach Fred Peterson. things this year | of ^nds on a 5 yard roll- Whites in tn«- line also promoted from last Coa:h Ken Swift shuffled ! QU, at (ne goa) jjne , Transfers who have year's Bee team, took the through his deck of 52 play-. w. , . _.. rhl, . I brought smiles from the ers and they wraps dealt him a P3»ri H{Jbhe ,he wme's first C°achlng staff arf Kaubl ' off the 1965 West High of sixes for the night. Irn fmrn th^, i varTC ih' Jeff Arrieta- a hard running Pioneer League entry, but he Swift said he discovered;.,."'. ' ", , , ,J"junior back; and Augie Fe- hpld back a few surprises for some interesting things about ;;"^nds remaining in the Undo a jun|or pag| receiver the Warriors' first encounter the squad, most of which;" """ ; None of the back* domi- next Friday afternoon at Roll- pleased liim. "The contact The Green tied the count | nated the rushing game, al- in? Hills ' ; was especially good." he said at * on 'he first series of;though Dale Hewitt divided What the Warriors will do, The three quarterbacks 'he second half. Ron Locke much of his time between though, is obvious: they'll; look like three aces. Scott r"n 44 yards on a cutbackjjweeps and target practice throw Norman has ;ive tar­ Christenscn alternated with P'»y f°r the big yardage and:for Douglas. Hewitt could gets which Peterson believes Jerry Dudley on the Green Christensen eventually also play quarterback If are "the best receivers in the team When Dudley was in smacked over from the three, needed, but was not used eagucv" the game Christensen played The 70 yard drive took eight there in the scrimmage. Four ends, all seniors, and fullback. Coach Swift said P'ay». i If quarterbacks made all a hallback will be Norman's Scott would probably concen- Exchanges of fumbles and jthe difference. Swift could main targets. They include! trate on the double role p a s s interceptions halted go Into the Bay League with Strvr Parton. Dave LoRoche.i throughout ihe season. other scoring threats. Both:four aces this season. Uri'ce Ostendorf. and Mark! {now. and halfback Joel Hons. But if West hopes to get an offense moving this year, they are equally determined! :o put a staunch defense up against opponents. Veteran varsity lettermen Srott Ste*le and I.ei Muellich viH «et the tickle oositinns. and guard Alan Coward will iigure heavily in the defen­ sive plans of Peterson. One standout in Friday's scrimmage was soph Dave RON NORMAN GAI.I OPING GHOST . . . Dale Hewitt (It) leapt In front of Center Jay Stuart SPORTS Boyd. listed as a halfback West quarterback (51) lo ratch a pas* In pre»ea*on drill al South High School. The Spartan*, who i Boyd saw duty as a defensive fulled to win a Bay Leagur g»mt laM year, oprn thrlr lOfti season Friday in 4-6 "it. ~itn endi much of the two-quarter non-league fame against defending Ba> League Utlist Palos Verdei. , scrimmage and Petcrson was (Frets-Herald Photo) Hiirbor Opens;plainly pleased with Boyd's work on pass defense. SAN PEDRO Jerry Ball Gets Against I West still faces a problem Raceway of depth, however, that could EMMETT ASHFORD PREP BACK San Diego derail any express from go- .. L .. .. ing anvwhere Open Harbor Co ege wi open " . " , . . . SUCCUMBS QB Job at North ' | , .,. 6 , c Peterson can platoon backs GOES BIG LEAGUE Four of America's greatest Its 1965 season against San and endj ,nd {,, ma>. hlvf Emmett Ashford. popular Negro , has 'racing drivers will converge A Fermin Lasuen full­ I Jerry Ball, who took over as quarterback at North Diego City College Saturday. Mme flexibility in the line been appointed to the umpiring >*ion Las Vegas Tuesday to In back. Everett Gray, 16, High last week after Henry Lopez broke his ankle, de­ on its home field. But the squad is thin. staff by League President . iauguratc the newest and most ! succumbed Wednesday if- lighted Coach Ed Levy by his performance in a intra- Y'esterday the Hawks, un-j He is. nevertheless, opti Ashford will join a staff of 23 umpires at modern track In the nation.) ter uklng part in footbal, squad defeated and ranked secondjmistic about the upcoming Stardust International * "Blue and White" game Friday night. spring training next year. practice at the San Pedro A graduate of last year's junior varsity squad. in the nation last yea. held campaign. Raceway. Ball When Ashford became the first Negro to The four, ParnelU Jones. high school. was used offensively b; both " a full scale intra-squad scrim­ He became the 16th fa­ teams in a 7-6 Blue victory. mage. break into the Pacific Coast League 12 years ago, Hap Sharp, Ken Miles and Walt Hansgen. will indlvidu- tality in the nation this Spelling Ball during the ac­ Football It was learned Monday Ron his dramatic arm-flailing gestures became an In­ tion were Terry Skeen and stant hit with the spectators, but he was also ?( ally test the track at 10:30 year. An autopsy was to be Barber. City, f I that morning in a series of Chris Farasopoulos who will: criticized for competing for attraction with the performed to determine be given plenty of opportun-: Results Player of the Year from San j! exhibition drives. the cause of death. COLLEGE Pedro High in 1962. will be Rescheduled after being players. , Jones will race a Grand ity to help fill the quarter-' Ineligible for the up-coming rained out during the He defends his style by saying. "I'm Gray collapsed while back gap. USC 20, Minnesota 20 (tie). Labor the kind r Touring Ford. Miles a Day The "scrimmage" produced season for not passing the Day weekend, the rough- of person who can't do anything by halves. I have tona Cobra Coupe, and Sharp. dressing after practice. Long Beach CC 49, Everett, required 10l» units while at­ tough Coach Bob Biaz said a particularly hard running wash 6 Figure 8 stock cars of my own style. It's me. and 1 can't change." an MG Midget racing car effort by letterman Steve tending Arizona State U. in the American Racing Assn The Inauguration of the! there had been no scrim HIGH SCHOOL Ashford. whose "calls come SchmlU, halfback, and Kent 1963. stage their annual 100-lap from deep In- ._ |track is a prelude to two maging, but only dummy South "Green" 6. "White" Fall Championship classic siilrv" uses the same umpiring techniques h« Major, the fullback. events which have already tackling during the after­ Halfbacks Toki KaUuki 6 (tie). Saturday night on Ascot ma;: n ited more than 20 years ago while hand­ 1 been scheduled: a prelimin­ noon workout. and Rich Gonzales give the West "Brown" 12, "Gold" Bike Riderg Park's dangerous criss-cross ling locM softball and high school games. ary race which has been set I course at 8 p m. It was the first high Saxons some good speed. | He performed then with great zest before a 'for Oct. 2-3. and a S37.000 ! Gonzales is up from the Bees, i | Gates open at 6 p.m. with school "football fatality" North "Blue" 7. "White" 6. Prepare for handful of spectators. Grand Prix, scheduled for Singled out for an excep­ 'qualifying one-lappers set for The show now moves into Nov 13-14 which will tea- in Southern in the b'g arena. tional job on defense was 22ud Program 17 p.m. ; re the nation's finest driv- several years. Tcx Deering SOLUTION '• The gruelling event will be! ;len. In explaining his pleasure Pacific Coast motorcyclemotorcycle! 1 "must" for such contend- with the game. Coach Ix-vs riders, led by national dirt ln« drivers as Nick Thomas! said there simply was not a track champion Sammy Tan- °' Gardena. Troy Still of, idlsappointment. "The kids hit ner of Long Beach, hit thei lx>"g Beach. Ed Gahler of; I hard and none of the men home stretch of their moitjTorr»nt*. **n Steele of Lo-1 we are counting on was un successful season in seven j"111*. Ted Shuster of Comp-j Impressive." he said. years Friday night at Ascot! 10". L*°n (W'W Man) Car- Mike Tuffley. a halfback, Park i rett °f Lawndale and Bud; sustained the only injury It's the 22nd program of 0 of Be''- a" °f whom ' when he was hit in the arm the 29-week campaign that nave a ««?".»Ung chance to The Blue touchdown came culminates with the Callfor- catch "P *'th **M;"™ w'" in the second quarter on a 3- nia state championships Nov.!""' £ddl« s"uer of Hedondo yard run by Schmitz and a 12 Beach. place kick by Craig Coch- Several eastern riders who A, win in "le 10°'laP »"ail rane. have been competing in na- ™£* J«« , ab»u' ci"«-h «h" Farasopoulos scored for MARY CARTER tional championship races at 1»B5 ARA title for the com the White team on a S-yard Aicot and Sacramento are ex- petent, likeable Sauer, prob- rollout in the third period. PAINTS pected to be in the field Kri- ablv tne *** " "ound driv The Saxons will go through "Where You Get day night, according to racingler in Uwjwwrdous drcutt a control scrimmage against Two for the director J. C. Agajanian. North tomor-ow Price of One" Bladeg Add UUAPTAINS MARY CARTER Horse Show Greg Barton and Steve PAINTS Two Players ; Swanson have been elected 1101 CABRIUO Long Beach City College co- PA M440 • To Be on TV Merve Kuryluk and Eric] captains for the 196S football season Opening events of the 1065 Sutcliffe, two forwards who Portuguese Bend National played briefly for the Us two-day Horse Show at the Angeles Blades in past liockev Portuguese Bend R i d i n g , *»» »» have been added to Club, will be telecast 'live' the Bdales training camp on KTTV, Saturday after-i roslt'r noon, from 3 to 5 p.m. over 1 The Blades open practice at I Channel U Saskatoon, Sask, Monday,' Don Lamond. KTTV per. »nd will conduct twice daily DP AND OVEK . . . goe» ace AR \ Figure M ktock WIHMnmimiUMHHHIHt/MMIIHIIHHHIUttnilMUA sonality will commentate the drills before playing their cur driver Jerrj Ket«ler of Torrancr atup (he upeed- _~ . FOR '.ECURITY K festivities first exhibition game against ini Carl Bnlirki In typiral action men Sunday night* San Kranclico Oct. 2. BE I The All-Junior Show will ______t Atcol Park. Team matches will be inuuguralvd have three m»dal and Hi next week at the speedway. MODERN Make classes among the 18 WINTKR CARNIVAL classes competing. ; UrgeM indoor ski slope GO 0*«i Cutlomti Winners of the medal clas- ever built in California was aes will be eligible to enter announced this week as a fea­ ^ MODERN OiMMlt C Van Camp In.urone. A»«n«|r. 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