faqe A.6 THE PRESS Sunday, March 5, 196! Mike Callas mjfLittle Leaguers Start Season Tryouts, Signups * * * TT's Run Today LET'S GO For Tordena Colt BATTLE RAGES BETWEEN BILKO At Gardena's League Slated Tryouts and registrations AND 'KLU1 FOR 1ST BASE JOB for the Tordena Colt League PAL1V' SPRINGS: Thursday morning the sports pages, Ascot Stadium will be held for all boys 15 tml some , -ont pages throughout the country carried an The year's largest motorcy­ and 16 years of age who are A 1-: '>natebaseballs to compete today at Ascot Gardena at the North High for Steve Bilko and Ted Kluszewski. Along wflh Ike. the Stadium. Gardena. in a 16- ••••••••"•'• players wore broad smiles. School baseball diamond in event TT program over the Now is the time for you e*xpert, intermediate, or be­ mid-March, group officials They had to. numerous "bird­ spectacular 9-turn obstacle ginning bowlers to sign up for summer leagues at Gable announced this week. ies" were focused on them. course that includes a 10-ft.j House. Starting Saturday. March However, it's a certainty here barrier jump. | SUMMER FUN 18, and continuing through that all is not strawberry Racing begins at 2:30 p.m., Jerrv Homel plans many new scratch and handicap Saturday, March 2,5. sign-ups syrup and hot cakes with the practice laps at 12:30 p.m., leagues thosfe who want them. Another good feature and tryouts will be held ev­ Angels' pair of first sackers. and the program sets the two. . f planned for summer league ery day at 9 a. m. Although most everyone wheeling stage for-the year's day bowlers is that the nursery in Palm Springs is assured of Men wishing to coach or biggest race, the 100-lap Jim­ wiil be open for youngsters manage one of the six teams a job come regular season it my Phillips Memorial, March 0-7 vears. For the 7-15 vears. just nine players on in the league may report di­ still takes 20 at Ascot. olds there will be planned ac­ rectly to the ball field on any the field. "Big Klu" and Bilko Early favorite for this Sun­ tivities, movies. T. V., games of these dates, it was an- ;ue desirous of'securing the day's 15-lap expert class main job at first, for themselves. etc. upstairs in the meeting nounced by E. W. Beck, sec- event is Dick Hammer of room. So what more could you retary of the local organiza­ They don't want to share the Lake wood, holder of course tion. position. They realize that ask for in the baby sitting de record of 13:01.29, set last partment while Mom has a joy­ playing every day is most im­ month, dunning for revenge portant to the success of th.eir ous 2 or 2\*j. hours of fun bowl­ will be northern California's and don't Canoeinq Club b;double aim beat Ham­ ly want it. adults are/ invited to attend. romes in direct contact with. He's as eager to succeed in mer and get that record TROPHY WINNERS Session is slated for 7:30 the majors as any kid on the squad. When this reporter back. Two ladies went over the p.m. at Victor E. Benstead asked what his chances were of playing steady he replied DANGEROUS 200 mark last week at Gable Plunge, 3331 Torrance Blvd. that "Rigney will probably use me against left-handers (Jury Sowell of Inglewood House and they are Bert Balsi- and 'Klu' against the pitchers who throw from the right is. rated the dangerous jockey ger. Bable Perchers. 221, and Sunday - Monday *ide. The platoon system. But I feel good and want a chance for Hammer and Doresteyn Elizabeth Secrist. Ryan Elec­ "BEST OF EVERY­ to bat against both types of hurlers. I'm grateful to the to contend with, while dark- tronics, 201. R THING" Angels' front office for giving me another break in the horse is .Jim Goldsmith of Two men bowlers broke the (Color) majors. I don't want to let them down." Long Beach. 250 barrier and they are Eman- Also Klus/ewski is also a seri­ Sowell was only a bike's uel Coppola. Dairymen, 259, O Edmond O'Brien ous and pleasant ballplayer. length back of Hammer in and R. R. Fitch. Pittsburg Plate Glass. 251. "THE 3RD VOICE" Batting .2».'i with the White the February "main" after A bunch of juniors hit 200 and over and they are Steve year mostly as a Sox last battling the winner wheel to Wirtz, 245 Greg Adams," 216; Roy Turn wall, 214; Jim De- A Tuesday Wednesday pitnjlMiitter and when he wheel for the last five laps. bona. 209; Tim Heacox, 209; B. Martin, 207; B. Black, 204; was^v suffering from some May Britt Goldsmith was a close' Grag Hart. 200; and Eddie Kita. 200. "MURDER, INC." ailment Ted has convinced third and is in great shape Seven 6-7-10 split conversions were picked up last D the newsmen covering the after winning 21 straight TT Also week. The following league bowlers receive the honors: Scott Borland Angels that he isn't going to scrambles without a loss. Karin H. Halli, Inge Matlock, and Shirley Wolpert from "HEROES DIE it on the bench regardless Don Haw ley of Inglewood I YOUNG" kind of pitcher the oppo­ the Guys & Dolls league Pat Jones Toots No. 1; and Vir­ what joins the field after missing j ginia Underwood. Sundowners. Congratulations. sition throws at them. "I the last race while the field! * * * know I can hit righty's and LEAGUE OF WEEK U includes such jpckeys as Sam­ DRIVE-IN THEATER lefty's, I did before. I'm in the my Tanner and Dick Van I have" concluded the Tuesday leagues and can now best shape I've ever been in Leeuwen of Bel If lower, Jack give the just honors to the Wednesday Gable House leagues. Redondo Beach Blvd. during my career. And when O'Brien of Santa Monica, Kd The Wednesday morning Top Notchers Scratch League M DA 4-2664 the season is here I'll be in Kretz of Monterey Park, holds the week's title. This league is composed of ten teams, the regular lineup," the once BOWS OUT Noel Smith will play his final game of the Kalph White of San Diego, three lady bowlers each. great home run hitter told us. 1960-61 season with the Pepperdine College varsity basket­ J o h n n y Muckenthaler of Team 6 (Green Stripers) is in first place with 45 wins RIGNEY MUM ON PLANS ball team Tuesday night against University of Loyola at In­ Garden Grove, Stu Morley of and 30 losses. Team 8 {The Jesters) are breathing down The final decision as to glewood High School. Action gets under way at 6 p.m. when Los Angeles and many more. team 6's backs with 44 l t> wins and 30Vi losses, only a half LOOK i:n.KO the Frosh clubs of the two schools clash, followed by the Duate Shodley, Oscalosa, game out. who to play and when, of course, rests with peppery man-, West Coast Athletic Conference encounter between the two Iowa; Dal Baker. Santa Ana; Team 6 members and their averages are as follows: ager Bill Rigney. His single comment on the Steve and Ted schols. It will be their third meeting of the year, with Pepper- Bill Rilcy, Costa Mesa; Jeff Dolores Wick. 135; Pat Harold. 117; and Darlene Cope, 136. situation is: "It's too early to tell. I'll have tq see lots of dine still seeking its first victory in the crosstown rivalry. Sperry of Bakersfield. and Team R members and their averages are as follows: HERE! both boys." And Rigney was not just being evasive. He is Smith, a graduate of Mira Costa High Schol, is in his sopho­ Hank Fishburn of Santa Ana Shirley Giles, 123; Ginny Frazer, 128; and June Pillen, 110. not familiar with Bilko except for Steve's short stints inj more year at Pepperdine, and will see action as forward in are among leaders in the B Dot. Downer of team 3 (Lazy Bones) holds the high the National League. Up to now it's been the record book; the season's hoop finale. division. league average of 144. for Bill. The ex-skipper of the Giants nas seen "Klu" when The high scratch game and high scratch series are the latter was in Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. i County Volleyball held by this reporter. 202 and 521. The high game next in As it stands today, one week and two days of spring line is held by Dolores Wick, 193 and Dot Downer has the Bowling training, the scribes in camp favor "Klu" as the regular! Weight Lifting Champ to Championships next high scratch series. 518. 40 Lanes Angel first baseman. This reaction is normal, as Ted is This league has only nine more weeks to go, so any­ much more familiar with major league pitching, while Bil­ Set March 27-30 thing can happen. OPEN ko has seen more of the minor league stuff. Autry, Rey­ a wholesome out­ Appear at Warrior Gym Providing GABLE GAB 24 HOURS nolds and Ilnney would rather see Bilko prove that his Benefits of body building feet condition. He says, "I door activity during Easter Ruth Caudle's free 50 & Over Bowling class will be claim to first base is more valid than Ted's. If Steve played will be demonstrated at El have been body building for vacation, the Los Angeles held this morning at 10 o'clock. This class is growing like (steady and connected regularly, the owners would be Camino College March 9 at years. In 194!), when 1 won County Department of Parks the Thursday afternoon spare pick-up class. Ruth says pleased with the continuous large gate. To the Los An- 11 a. m. in the women's gym­ the championship, I was :$6. and Recreation will sponsor her class has grown from three to about twenty members. fcles fans Bilko is something real, while Ted is nasium. Walter Marcyan, Pa­ That should prove that you its first annual Seaside Vol­ Keep this Sundav class in mind and bring your friends. And from back East who played heroic baseball for the Sox in cific Coast professional are never too old to benefit leyball Championships at champion, will Manhattan Beach Pier from For a little additional information to the bowlers who the UiriJ) World Series and former terror in his best yearf weight lifting by body building." know Norm and Mel Belt, they have the fortune of being with the Reds. demonstrate the three com­ Gene Mozee, operator of a Monday, March 27, through Xo matter hov» much reasoning goes into the selection petitive Olympic lifts used. Thursday, March 30. owners of the Midway Club at 162nd and Hawthorne Blvd. DOWN health club in Pasadena, will If you are in the neighborhood, you have an invitation to of the player and the position he is to play, an element Marcyan. manufacturer of assist Marc van. Competition will be open loosely defined as emotion enters the scene. That intangible body-building equipment and! El Camino College uses to teams comprised of high drop in and see them. substance (is that what it is?) tells us that Steve rates publisher of the magazine, some of Marcyan's equipment school bovs and girls and to HERE! another chance and if given, he might surprise eA*eryone, "Physical Power," says, "We in its body building program teams comprised of junior including himself. are of the firm belief that and is in the process of en­ college men. according to the Local Air Explorers Help Launch athletes in all sports benefit larging its facilities. director. N. S. Johnson. by weight lifting. The mag­ Students, coaches and in­ Deadline to submit team Gliders During San Diego Meet EXPERT azine and gymnasium that I terested community residents entry fees will be Saturday, CHILD March 16, at Recreation Dis­ Members of the Torrance plorers of the Los Angeles j MHS Track Stars Meet operate are directed toward are invited to attend the dem­ NURSERY proving this." onstration Coach Norm Norm trict III regional office. 3644 Air Explorer Squadron 377A. Area Boy Scout Council have NEVER TOO OLD Verry of the college announc­ iVest. Manhattan Reach Blvd., sponsored by the Torrance served with s u c h duties as CARE At 48, Marcyan is in per- ed. Lawndale. Information and assisting the starter to launch Serra, Riis Schools Thursday Chmber of Commerce joined the graceful vehicles from the LEAGUES NOW Bishop Montgomery cinder entry blanks may be obtain­ FORMING when the local A's, B's and ed by writing this office or Air Explorers from Lennox cable tow or the airplane tow. hoppers are half way through C's romp against Mary Star calling DA 3-4070. Entry Squadron 261 and Whittier They measure distances fromj the pre-league track sessions and Fermin. April 7 Mont­ Varsity Baseball Scheduled for blanks are available also at Squadron 9,'W at Tor rev Pines where the glider pilots drop for the 1901 season, school gomery will- host St. John all county parks in the South Glideport. San Diego on the their flour bombs to the tar­ officials stated yesterday. Vianney and on April 14 will Bishop Montgomery High Reported Bay area. weekend of February 2.r>th to get bulls eye and also meas­ Opening Feb. 7, the season journey to the tracks of Ale- C o m pe t i t i o n on sand assist the Associated Glider ure from the glider's nose to will continue with a three- many High. Varsity baseball schedule at St. John: April 14, Ale- Clubs of Southern California many at Montgomery: April volley ball courts north of the a pre determined point for way meet with Serra, Riis On April 22 they will host for the Bishop Montgomery pier will be from n a. m. to 3 and the San Diego Junior the spot landing cvent. The GABLE and Montgomery on Serra's SanU Monica's A, B and C High School nine was an­ 18, Santa Monica at Santa Chamber of Commerce with Air Rxpiorers also helped to Monica; April 21, St. Bernard p. m. each day. All teams track next Wednesday. squads and on April 28 will nounced this week by sports must be comprised of non- the l.r>th Annual Pacific Coast keep the many visitors in the visit hpd-|Montgomery: May 9, St. Ber- open to teams of high school Traditionally the Air Ex- the lingo of a glider pilot. finals. | ulf >nc»"'e: Inard at Montgomery; May 12, boys. Tuesday, March 28. the Cash 'n Carry Teams will also take part' ' March 10. Chaminade atJMary Star at Mary Star, games will be for teams of in the SCIF preliminaries on Montgomery: March 13, -Ser-j All games in«the series will high school co-eds. Wednes­ ra at Serra; March 21, Tor- be held at 3:30 p. m. day. March 29. the play will May in, the" SCIF semi-fin­ ranee High at Torrance. *....-...... ,-. be for junior college men's als on May 20, and the finals teams. May 27 and June 3. ... April. 11. St. John Vlannev.___-iWhy ^,A should W,',TIIIN a maw. whose, Finals in all classifications blood is warm within. will be Thursday. 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