the managerial slot for the ' APRIL 12, 1962 THI TORRANCE HERALD 27 Cardinals, and John Pcrkins Southwc>od Little ' League managing the Dodgers. Braves manager will be Ed Nicode- J&PfiJfiTAR GtAZER>O mus, while the Red Legs will _. Ann MBA >*» "?» X Your ooi/r Att,,,tr Cu.d» JK hoast Richard True. Manager vf: u -tn ..S^APll J" * According ro tfct Storl. » OCT U^llf, for the Cuba will be John Ru- for Thurjrloy, AnnouncesOpenting Date > 7-KMJ-15 To develop mrv,oge 3U4-48-57f ziecki. 1^33-3^38 reod words corresponding to numbers U^6-73 ^. birth sign. Southwood Little League of the Martyr Church of Tor- ion. auxiliary purchasing American league managers | /., ru,' of your Zodiac SCOIflO include Noah Waller for the ; 1 S.l»nct S' To /I Frnh OCT. J4 Q± president. Paul Thompson, has ranee. agent, refreshments will be 7^>«*Y» 2 Old 37 Profit 62 Con» txW .17 ^\^ Senators, Earl Davis for the 3Ch«ck 33 Pfedicliom 61 And announced April 21 as opening A drawing will be held at available at the concession ?\ 4-14.16-72 Importont 340) 64 Surr' ; W 17-18-19.3Jr'V Angels, while Donald Ault will SWI-M-W A 35Th« 65Con!otls 42-44*7 \e day for Southwood Little 11:50 a.m. with a portable tele stand in the park. MMIM FiifrvKJi'.o 36 Control W Implant uomAiiut manage the White Sox. Bob Diicwi"! 37Vouf «7 Could Off MAV n / League baseball. vision, four-piece silver tea Wagoner will handle the Yan fixkbiting IOth4fl 68 Good NOV J3 the Vs,! JUNE n Mov ' Emotion! 69 True OK. J3 M! Opening day ceremonies will service, and a transistor radio TEAM MANAGERS for this kees. Jack Bies will take 1 Th. OTvrwoniry 70R«nm 1- 5- 8^21^ for the Tigers, Ferd V',3a26-30.4i 1 D.»(l. 1 Otor 71 Aip^ted be held at Tlbhen Field, begin- to be giveij * prizes. baseball season were anouncod reins, 5V60-71-72 1 Huoetwt 2 F«« 72 f ovotobly 27-68-75 88 IL recently, and in Johnson the Red Sox, Boh Eas- j CANCII A 3 RcxetM 73 Lttun CAMKOIN at 8:30 am. by Sampson 1 Not 4Voluobl« 74 Today I ning r>5 Jij''.£ " OK U *£ clude Ed Mooney. who will ton the Orioles, and Joe Lit- 1 And Slnlifnat* 75 And The program will include an THE BOYS representing the zcnger will manage the Ath aH»juiY » To « Ot 76 Vour JAH JO V^,V handle the Braves for the Slav 'Wi* 77 It introduction of managers. r-M- 37-39 50 52-54-J6-64/Ti three Little Leagues who sell Major League. Jim Hourigan letics. Steady 8 P->«
,,KKAKS KIXOUI) . . . Don l.uc-irclli. 2550 Leiccrman Ave.. displays first plire trophy he rrrelvrd «s all events j champion In the Southrut District Bowling Assn. Roll- j Ing more than a 230 ivrrage over 9 Rimm In singles, dou- new, independent [ blei. and tram play, I.urarrlll drnpprd a total of 2.ON pins to erase a previous high of 2,042 pins set to 1947. Lueardll. known familiarly ai "Luke," is pressroom fore man at the HERALD. (Herald Photo) The GUARANTY BANK Fearless APRIL 12 Spectator OPENS TODAY By to rrlebnt* UM opening oi Sooth B*j** new independent Gammy Bank, we are mailing lucky muiibcrt to area residents. Esquirt '-'—Charles McCabe, MAY HAVE ALREADY WON... In 1871 a Britisher named Darrell Duppa is YOUR NUMBER supposed to have looked out ovtr the silent, tmpty valley of the Hohokam and said "A new city shall rise her* Phoenix-like from the ashes of the old. We shall call it Phoenix." It sure has. A half million people live her* now. The valley produces quarter of the Nation's lettuce, ortunes in crops of cotton, citrus, truck seed and grain crops totaling 9350,000,000 annually. It also produce* spring training for the San Fran- cteoo Giants, and all the baloney traditionally associat ed with this gay little exercise in public relations. There Is strikingly low baloney content, however, in Mr. Carry Schumacher, despite he is public relations director for the Giants. He's neither salesman, boost* er, nor gate receipts evangelist. He is honest at bun- saw. He's an old Hearst baseball writer who sat In hundreds of press boxes with Damon Runyon. W. 0. McGcehan. Grantland Rice. Ring Lardner and Sid a Packard Bell Color TV OR a Packard Bell Hi-Fi Set Mercer. Red Smith, the best sports writer in the busi ness, says Carry was the best baseball writer in the HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF GUARANTY BANK SAVINGS ACCOUNTS GIVEN AS PRIZESI business. And Carry says: "I think the Giants are going to take it" * >' * Nothing to oV> ia order to win. J«st oomt in to die bank any time b*(oe* He moans, of course, win the National League pen nant. He is the first Giant official I've heard come llarf 18th and regular your Kwlrjr munber. Community offideli ha»« GUARANTY BANK SPECIALIZES IN right out and say so. Giant officials who predict the cononalod mmhers which are now locked In the bank vaill. team will take the flag are as popular around here as drawn 300 FLEXIBLE FINANCIAL SERVICES indigents In an art gallery. So Carry imiles and adds, If 70* do not receive ytmr lanky nwnber in the mail, a limited number "This ain't no prediction." FOR PERSONAL, COMMERCIAL "The big thing in our league this year," he says. whM) were inrlatW in live drawing are available at the bank. Ju*t the AND BUSINESS NEEDS. "Is the addition of two new teams Houston, and atop ia and a«k for yown. Remember, you nmct regiurr to be eligible* New York Mets under Casey Stengcl. With the same pitching as last year spread around two more clubs, there is bound to be an advantage for the outfits with PKKI GIFTS POM ALL MOISJTWANT* t Personal Checking Accounts power. pocket tocrrUry designed exclusively for Cvaranty Bank'a "And there's no doubt we got the power. Though A beautiful Thrift! Checks jve came In third last year, we led the league with runs opening celebration i* yovn (or rpgiilrring your lucky number. Come Business Checking Accounts Jilted in. 709. And with runs scored. 773. Not too many people remember this. In any time during the tno*iA Umg gram] opening for your free gilt. Savings Accounts "Trouble was, we got the runs at the wrong time. Sav-A-Matlc We lost far too many 2-1 and 3-2 games, and won too MULBSj AND IWOULAT10N«t many 12-7 and 10-4. Bank-by-Mail postage paid both ways "The soupy pitching in bound to be great for our Only one number may be regt»tnred for a family. Employee of lb« Direct Bank Auto Financing big power man Mays and Cepeda. With the way bank's adver- rppeda has been going, and the way Roger Marls is bank, nvmbrrt of their familie*. or employe** of ihr Home Improvement Loans getting everybody on his back, I shouldn't be surprised tinng agoncy are winded from the drawing, \ou must regular to be if Orlando turns up the most popular man in organized Personal Loans Winttfi will be notified by May 2\ baseball this year. He has the real stuff of the hero. eligible. Real Estate Loans Commercial and Industrial Loans "The manager. Al Dark, Is a man mure certain of himself than last year. He has adapted, given up some Interim quarton now Ptrmtntnt building in th* fall of his theories that won't work Like using the hit-and- run and squeeze play with guyi> who just can't handle them. "To win a pennant, a team need* two guys who can vin 20 games apiece during the season. Cincinnati had and O'Toole last year. Year before Pittsburgh had Friend and law. Our best chances for this kind of litchjnK are with Mike McCormick and Juan Marichal. GUARANTY nan has the best chance. Mike's a threat. "But back to power. We murdered second flight itching last year, and we're going to see a lot of it. oak pitching will help us a lot more than it will the 'Drivers, who are getting those las Vi'gas odds to win. Trouble is, the pitching will help Milwaukee too. 224OO Hawthorne Boulevard phone 378-8229 ul luck out foe the St. I/mis Cards They could be a MCMBU rtlMMAb e>*0«T If I >l 11 n^M ••nfMIWHIl t'|)i '• liut tin- Ci.mis \\ill win. 1 think Hut, again, this ain't in) pit'iliction."