• !• Tordena Wins Two Series Tilts Atlanta Capture Tourney Bullets The Taft-Allen Tappa Keg- GREGG PETERSON, Sportt Editm AUGUST 30, 1964 Thp Tordrna Bullets art gas today reign as American finding the going rounh m Soft ha II Association slo-pitch Connie Mack World Scries champions for California fol­ DOVES. RABBITS play at Springfield. IP. lowing five consecutive tour­ In three nament wins in Lynwood last games the past week. week, Tordcna won twice and lost, and The Keggas. who boast on two occasions the a Tuesday \Y ill Mark Start verdict was rendered by ont 4.1-3 record for the year, » wrapped up the state cham­ run. pionship with a .1-2 win over The Bullets opened Iht the San Pedro Culligans double elimination tourna­ Thursday night. Of Two lluiiliiig Seasons ment with a .1-1 triumph ovrr Louisville on Wednesday. Two Chuck Ryan hurled six in-' ca|jforni a-s ]o.fl4 dove-and- rlud.-s l^.s Anceles. San Rer-.DFli's hunting regulations unearned lungs of l^o-hit hall to corral rahh Wll, nard.no. Orange, Riverside/booklet, runs in the first in­ the win and run his season c,n ning provided winning hurl- pitching record to 23-2. Ryan "Pp" Tuesday m the north- ^ er Jay Baker »ith all the cushion hp needed. Baker had a no-hitter going for four innmc". but wai lifted in the sixth frame after I/iuisville brought one run RiV \iirV4VTF thp son "'" nln "lrnuch '<"1 '' rabbits and varying hare, cottontail rabbits. across and had the KA> >i MI The De- bases > A .> i r.. ine 19fi. Px(.fp, for ,hp nnrt f,. paily bag and total posses- partmrnt said that even loaded Rod Poteete then en- lournamenM MOSI ^ luanl^ Pi,s,rrn corner of the state sion'limit is five rabbits in though jack rabbits may be tered the fray and struck out Vnh-.'v.-i ,,,;! J,th whPr«' tne *eason wil1 close the aggregate of all these taken at anv time of the vear. the next two batters to end S.-0 « eties amece Der I3 sPcdes- and there '' no ba« limit - a the uprising. A 4-1 triumph'over the Southern California's cot- A description of seasons, hunting license is required to Long Beach Naval Station tontail season will open Sat- areas and other information take them. THURSDAY night, the Bul­ Tuesdav night propelled the urdav. Sept. 5. and run on hunting seasons and bag The dove season will run lets suffered a loss as Atlan­ Keggas into the champion- through Jan. 3. Thii area in-'limils is contained in the from Sept. 1 to Oct'. 10 in the ta came up with two runs in hip game. Again it was ! northern two-thirds of the"-- the sixth inning to hang Chuck Ryan notching the win slate. The season in Southern 4-3 loss on the Bullets as he limited Ixing Beach to California opens Sept. 5 and Tordena manager Bob Pri­ five hits Camp Pendellon runs through Oct. 14. or used four hurlcrs in an Victory in the tournament The Southern California attempt to stem the Atlanta qualified the Tappa Keggas dove-hunting area is identical onslaught. John Baker opened for next month's national to the area established for TITI.K CO.VTKNDFK.S ... The Tordena Bullets, comprised of lop hnrsehiders from for the Bullets but gave way alo-pitch tourney in Chicago. Invites Hunters the cottontail season. the Torranre (inrdrna arm, are shown leaving International Airport Monday for the for Poteete in the fifth. . Keg manager Chuck Ryan Connie Mack World Series in Springfield. III. A5 of Friday, the Bullets had won Poteete in turn gave way to .... , , .. , .. , ., ...... Baker in doubts his club will compete following a successful pre- Selection of the l.iO hunt- A HIin NTr.RVTL-D ,,., « two out of Hire-game* in the double elimination tournament. the sixth. Dave Ra­ may not pos- * ______buse finished In the Chicago tournament cedent set last year, selected Pr, Wj|| De made by the DFG *"» more than H w Federal regulations na, THIS WEEKEND, the Kre ing to the Department of Fish Diego. concerning doves CAR Point Leader Faces paced by catcher Stev« require | Sogge'* home run, rammed |i.< are competing in the and Game. I « hunters to retain one fully Southern California Munic-i Inder terms of a joint; PERMITS WILL he Issued feathered over two runs in the first wing attached to frame ipaJ Athletic Federation i agreement with Camp Pendle-|on a first-come first served all dressed migratory and added a singleton birds. in the Tournament in Tor ra nee 'ton. the DFG will issue per-'basis to any applicant with a This includes doves, since Rough Competition Today fourth Semi-final game. In the mils tn 150 deer hunters to valid California hunting li-thev are migratory birds. 8CMAF tourney will be enter the base. 30 hunters for cense and a "B" deer tag Another change In Federal , Point leader Cliff Garner had taken tht checkered flag Ed Sauer. Ed Gahler of Tor- FRII)AY n'Kht - the BulleU played at « and 7 15 p.m. to- each of five successive week- Permitees may choose the regulationsAnother change ^Federal faceg , Mjff cnallenRe from and all but picked up first- ranee and Bob Hobbs all vlr-^. r!mai.nued_L'!--?.I!!et .!On.J.! permits doves to tually day in Torrance Park while ends starting with Sept. 2ft- weekend on which they will ^ taken at least three quarters place prize money. tied for second place the championship as they in shoved the championship contest will 27. and ending with Oct. 24- : hunt, if the quota for that shelled shucked, or unshuck- California Auto Racing stock 1 Today's CAI* program will and within easy sight of first, five runs across in tns b« played at 8:45 p.m. 25. period is not already filled. ed C0rn wncat or otner car action at Ascot Park this !*«'" at l P;m- ;vith 1ualifv- One""' high-scoring""u """" race"" night"'-" final two innings and posted a 5-4 triumph over grain, salt, or feed has becn ;af^rnoon- ing laps. The first race is at Ascot could find the Sem- Spring- linger name posted high in| fie'd . ,. ,. . . . . distributed or scattered solely Garner'had things mostly "ijgJJ <°[? P£ Park.'first place or down in fourth. Springfield was eliminated as a result of valid agricul- his own way early in the sea Ascot Dick Semlinger will attempt from the tournament as Tor­ Top U.S. Thinclads Ready jtural son and built up a hefty point The daredevils will tangle operations or proced- to defend his Figure-Eight at the dangerous dena counted twice in the ures. lead in the I.AK stocKer <«-' ojnt ]e Figure- iKight Intersection in time sixth inning and three more This includes feed lots amdivision. Recently, however, he p cpmij times in the final frame. Five grain storage areas. This does ha* had problems keeping up Semlinger is finding theitrials at 7 p.m. The first race traffic heavy around the topi is scheduled to start an hour Springfield errors helped tht To Vie for Berth not give hunters the right tojwith Jim Cook the hottest wj j Meisenzahi.ilater, trespass, Bullets along. the Department re-driver on the CAR circuit, as; K £ Hal "Buster" Smith opened A total of 132 track and [Standards. However. this;ners were: 100m,. Trenton minded,...... _ _._.._ and privater ...... property! weU a* veterans Clem Proc- field athletes. for Tordena and lasted four- th» finest ever'*hould be no problem for Jackson: 200m., ;>hould not be entered with-itor and Jim Blomgren. plus produced in tht innings before giving United!"108' making the U.S. team. 400m, Allan Cassell; 800m .out permission from the land-j But. Garner still holds a way to eventual winner DavH |J . All but 20 of the 132 con- Jerry Sieberl: 1500m, Dyrol Will Hat owner. 'narrow point lead and will Rabuse. Springfield scored States, is primed for the final | (M|(|nU jn tnp f|na| trials Rurl'eson; 5000m . ; be favored in the 30-lap main team tnaU ha\> nncp in the opening inning. already passed the test. 110m. high hurdles. Haves THK SEASON will be 10 event which highlights a pro- ?nd added en Saturday and Sunday,. Actually, three more runs 1ft athletes h.ne .lonrs; 400m. hurdles. Jay days longer than last year, gram of stock cars and claim- in the fifth frame. Sept. 12 and 13, In the Lot already qualified for the Luck; 3000m. steeplechase, and the hag limit has been ers. I team. Seventeen Angeles Coliseum. earned the M( Fishback; , increased hy two birds over f . . , _ , , .. ., ! ALL OF the four surviving honor hy winning their event ; pole vault, the 10 allowed in 1963. ! THE STOCK car hotshots Los Angeles Ram fans will cause of the new Coliseum!, ,, nad one defMt except Th« select field, sifted , thf V,>w " York "semifinals i John Pe nnYl: 'long jump'. i""Thi» was permitted by the 'will be seen on the half-mile he able to purchase $250 layout, for Atlanta as of Friday. from several qualifying. 0|) j||)y 34 Thp n(()|,r _air Ra|ph ; meet., will vie for three P"«i- pail| . Federal framework, within'Ascot track while the claim- seats in advance and on a! The Rams also will con* The Tordena team is com­ rman and Don Jeisy, : shot. Dallas I,ong.;which eon. in each of 19 events to wnn , h(1)r spol| hy fmishmg dlscu, the Commission set'ers will go on the quarter- rMerved basis for the first tmue their "Free Football for prised of top high school, jun­ ; javelin, seasons and bag limits, be-'mile dirt oval. represent Uncle Sam in the time this year. Kids" program, admitting ior college and college play- 18th Olympiad In Tokyo 1-2 among t' S. entries in the!Jim Stevenson; hammer, Hal cause of the large population Cook will be out to avenge Ners National AAU decathlon The Rams will have avail- three from the Torrance-Gard* com* October. at Connolly. of doves this year. a loss suffered two weeks children 12 or under na area. Mt. San Antonid College on able 8,300 seats at the $2 50 1 free when accompanied Meet director Hilmer White winged dove season by an Manager Bob Prior had cor­ June 16-27. tadga announced that good will be Sept. 5 through Oct. price. They complete the I adult purchasing a special record holders, either in the NFL'« lowest price ralled most of the top horse' Still, all potential Yank two-day tickets at $10 are 14 in Imperial, San Bernar- driver a 50-lap stock car win scaling $2.50 ticket. hiders books or pending, competing. representatives must with other reserved seats in the area. Among hit prove i still available at all Southern dino, and Riverside counties due to a yellow flag dis- at Both the "Free Football for selections are John In order to make the trip they are still in peak shape [California $3.90 and $5. All seats will be Marsden, Mutual ticket agen-only. Daily bag limit is 10, crepancy and gave thi tri- j Kids" tickets and the free West High; Brent Nickoloff, in the Ix>s Angeles finals. nes. the Coliseum and Helms and total possession limit umph to Rill Meyer. reserved except those for servicemen tickets may be ob- the rigid Olympic qualifying The semifinal meet win- Hall. "Free Football for Kids" North High; Dave Rabuse, is 20. and tained on game day at the Leuzinger High; The ruling came after Cook servicemen. box and Mik« office near Gale 28 at Engle and Rod Poteetc, Lu­ The $2.50 seats are located the northeast corner of the theran High. All were C.[f in the top section of the west Coliseum. selections and Poteete was end zone, the new stands all Belief that unescorted the C1F ' A-AA" Player of the the east end of the field and|juveniles within HIP Coliseum Year" in 1984. in the northeast corner of the causes problems has forced! Two other players, Stevt jiermanent stands. Almost all the club to discontinue its Sogge and Jack Crist of Gar- .of these scats are closer Informer 50 cent and 75 cent dena, were All-l/os Angelei the field than in the past be-1 student tickets. City picks. TOHHA\n: HOYS Ice Hockey Group After Players for New Season The Ray Harbor Minoi Norwalk, Culver City, West nations, sales of reason tick- Hotkey Association, Inc., is.Covina, Long Beath and San ! ets, raffles, social artmtiei currently seeking boys in the^iego. , and dues of $1 per week jl2-tol4-year-ol(i age group '-' f----1 ------per to I Regular season play-- - will•• boy. participparticipate in its 1964-65 sea-s begin Oct. I and run Boys competing with Tor- son. i March 1. The schedule ranee tea ns practice at the Boys the above age i eludes pi ay off games in Olympic Ice Arena on West- H r o u p are needed to j Northern California and ern Avenue. strengthen the association's 'Other Western states. Hant-im division 'earns. From March 1 to Oct. 1, IN ORDER to particiuatt association teams have prac- with the association, boyi AGBS OF the boys conv'tices on Sunday evenings at must have insurance, at a ding with the association their home ice arenas and cost of $9.75, be fully regis­ .nige from IB-years and un- exhibition games with other tered, and have necessary rr. Boys are organized into clubs in the Southern Call personal equipment at an ap- : . a m s according to age fornia an-a. proximate cost of 840 uroups under the regulations! Cost of ice time for learns. Boys desiring further in- of Hie American Hockey As- is about $140 per week dur- formation on registration ANOTHKK OHSTACIK . . . Kill M.uin. il : 'i .MM.- MII.IIM |nuhlrms |IIH . un. » iih ilir Murk '-:uv lii Itie lealuiTd .'Ill-lap main event, stuck sociatmn. ing the season and $40 per j may contact Jim Rllington at for (if-n» Naxlor (182) In this recent cldimrr ran- al .\scnt I'arlt More (.ir piiinl Irad'T (till (.aiticr is faxorrd to take the checkered flag The boys play ice hockey week during the spring andlTE 1-B857. ftf tht Klsa Anderson at «imr hrrlir artion is in ilorr al the darriciiH o\al (his after- allhmmh s<-\riul other drivers hate been consistent challengers in with teams from Pasadena, summer season. Money for KR 5-2277 or Frank Robinson Boea when the clalnteri shirt a te\ene\ent California Auto Hacing recent \u-ek*. Burbank, Van Nuys, Tarzana,,ic« time is obtained from do-jat FA 8-8241.