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Parnelli's Car Repaired with Fourth Mow Eighth Row Memorial Day Over­ Car in Shape After Wrecking ]Jj| ^ Parnelli's Car Repaired Eighth Row Fourth Mow Bobby Johni. No. R.I. T«m 1.., A With Memorial Day over­ car in shape after wrecking ]Jj| ^ "j^; rii:r'il"0 Dun!i0l'k-«tian'd1 Boh \Yith. No 51 .Ml' 'J 0"" 11" lu*-Fonl: RiiRff Mr< Itwki-v. .V. ago. i*«4i Offfnli»ii.-.-r: Johnny Riithwfnrrt. lapping through tomorrow. :!3 it a week No "24 IlHi'hiR A**orlaiti*fl 1 1 MM- Wild Tlngchlnd. No 5. Amrrlr.oi Going into yesterday's final|^J 'nji|iti'J"f* i.(1D'1 )"i.I *'"tUni1- N W»nd Ford: t^n Button. No. l«. qualifiers for the 49th run­ MoVinV. co.«t«'Mf.«n. NO i Brvant Vollslodl I^rd Ninth Row test runs. A J. Foyt held the| "h«n Fifth Row Rntinir Oilman. No SS. Travel,,,, ning of the Indianapolis 500- pole position with the bcstj T"m"h" Lo »,Von1dnlRow'i **' Jim MrRlrcath No. S2 "" £"""' G»rl .irdi-Offrnhaui.fr; Churk 8t»\ Mile Speedway Classic get an qualifying time of 161.233; M«MO And.«-ui Naiarnh P« nfiVnhauiter Gordon jonnrociv «n. ,n.on No K«. Vita Fr«h Off-n i No 1*. Dfnn > an Lint* Ford l« wJlbVrVrr-Wllntrk offfnhaiwr h«uipr Rondstrr; Jo« liMinanl .. , Ro-lJt'r Ml. «« > R.JPP. !*». »> Hnllbrnnd Forrt extra day with which to tune miles per hour. i.-*«4». 10th Row up their racing machinery. Apparently out of the nn\£*^?ffiZ^El£-.ft f*t Sixth Row Eddlf Johnwn. No 3". Ch»pm»i\ is Rodger Ward, former Re-li4V*s». flrorgr Snider No. 9< G'rharrtt rtnnrtnlfi .Inhnm Rnyrt. No. H Fo*t Vli-lorla B C Off^nh-iiiMT Jprrv (.runt. No. 4R. Rrvnnl imP-Ford: Cllll. k tlodrr Parnelli Jones of Torrancc. dondo resident, who was 34th M. 'Voll»lrill orrrnha 15S 418 Rnrdalil Mli lloffaki-r Offfnhaiwr: No 19. WVIrii Hallbrand-CW»n- Third Row Don Brnn-on. No. 4. Wynn Witjon winner of the 1963 Indy. had in the qualifying, but has A| Mll,,.r ™'t*\\? MI.I, Ne h"""rr 11th Row the :« Aidrrman uitun-FVrd. i»7.'jn'^ Seventh Row Mwfn <:n- s.>r>. No 4L Brvant his Lotus-Kord back on the been unable to get into Ami- Kii.-1-pfr. N,.. 1« Offi-n- BRP-Kord: Al Vn'rr. .Nn. 45. Ihrr- track yesterday after crack­ spectacle as an alternate. \0 °» 8Tp'F>'rm!?oln llNo?ill'is7'.4*7 h.iilxr noadslf: Jim Ilurtilblsr. alon-Thompjon Lola_-Forrl: Bill Fulls. Trx . NT. X, . 5!> STP Novl R<»d;t«T: Ctiffsf bourn. No. 47. Lan*-Ful- ing it up on May 21. Fint Row i Lloyd Ruhv. Wlrhlta No. 43. MG-Huf- A T FO>I lloii«t.<n TV*. No. (No 7. duP^ont llallbrnnrt Ford. Walt Hnn-grn bright Ocrhnrrll Offrnhaiiwr. Lloyd Ruby also had his 1 Sl.ri-.t,,ri-Thoni|.'..ii I.otUJ-Ford.1 IS?34« fskfr-Off.'nhaiiMr. _______ _ CHARGE TO THE FINISH . Thoroughbreds and their jorkev, go all out in charge for the finish in typically thrilling action nt Hollywood Park, the beauti­ ful "Iriek of the lakes and flowers" in Inclewood where racing will he conducted through July 26. BASEBALL PLAYOFFS SPORTS Pettigrew o MAY 30, 1965 Brett Pitches Runs Mile IA-6 In 4:16.3 Torranee Ron Pettigrew. senior miler \* Eagles to Title from West High, was fifth in Plans Girls Kcmer Brett a junior, pitching in all four CIF "AA" a record-breaking CIF mile baseball playoff games, led El Segundo to the champion- £0negT Lemtos Softlmll Girls Fra* ship Friday with a 7-1 win over Loara High School. Pettigrew ran his fastest The Yellow Ribbon Paclfl The game, played at El Camino College, saw the mile in the time of 4:16.3. Softball League, open to girls Opan Eagles win their 19th game in the last 20 starts. but "> ' eff°rt w" over- 11 through 14 years of age PARNELLI JONES . 1063 Indianapolis 500-mile Brett pitched a one-hitter sh.*d™e* bv. farl J""'*^' who will have completed no winner, is expected to he hack In the rare Monday. Ol against Loara. On Tuesday he of Westminister High who grade, has His Laliix-Ford hai lieen repaired following • prac­ threw a four-hitter against*?" lhe .race in 4 minutes- more than the 9th been planned for the sum­ tice run rrarktip 10 dsys ago. ^ _ ^ tfWttkS: -ht2 a :~ ,,r «. - mer. H.n. «. an, B,,h»p An,.,. *'%?««»«£>«, The Torrance Recreation Department sponsors the DANNY VILLANUEVA CIF title with 30 points, beat- Brett had a 3-1 record dur- ing defending champion Muir league to provide girls with ing the Pioneer League cam- bv 10 ints waj Po,v.s the opportunity for growth HOLDS GRID CLINIC paign. Ho was restricted on fj-f,h ,can cnampjonsmp ' in and development in team Dainty Villiiiniev.i. star punter for the Los An­ the mound to avoid trouble njstorv play, sportsmanship, coopera­ a special session with the Sk tion. and healthful living geles Rnrns. will hold with the leg he broke in foot- AmonR Bav ^ High School foot­ ball. His first start on the u and pjoncer u e through play in an organized kickers of the South Torrance mound he lost to West High perfo^ers to softball league. ball team next Wednesday afternoon. as Dave LaRoche hurled , the mee, were: A workshop will be held it The school is at 4801 Pacific Coast Highway. one-hitter. 5-0 win Walteria Park Saturday from Torrance. El Segundo closed the y',1,'.' "£' 10 a.m. -2 p.m. Villanueva. now in his sixth season with the by winning i i« 3 league season Participants are invited toj Rams, was the fourth leading punter in the Nation­ three games against West. S!- v.rr>. bring their lunch and spend j al Football League last year with a 44.0 average. Torrance and Lawndale to "jjy-'j^, , Santa V the day. Girls will have the finish a game ahead of West « : " _ * skills He led the Rams in scoring for the first four years Kuimirk Palo» \v opportunity to learn in the pennant race The jo'r'i',^"1"" and techniques and will have in the league. , C«n Eagles had a 12-3 league rec- 8P_vlrdMVlrdrn Rrdondn (4lh> a chance to play. | Danny holds the Ram field goal record of 51 »«,; Rowan. Rrdondo KEMER BRETT ord. and Two summer leagues will yards and also holds the team punting average While pitching four Vrrdf« (2ndi PETERS . Cherk* over Clem be conducted, one originating! victories Brett had 42 strike-it -Mi: Rm- Monira (4th). PRETTY PATTI record for one game of 52 5 yards. Btnrly Hill* Proctor'* laic model Chevy stork car, one of many at Walteria Park, and one at outs in 28 innings. He gave McMastcr Park. Villanueva is a native of Tucumcari, N.M., and L.A. Angels nine hits and five runs. entries in flr»t annual A»rot 300 Grand National up Park League is a I960 graduate of New Mexico State College Loara scored a run off Memorial Evening, i Walteria NASCAR rare set for Aicot Park games will be played Mon­ where he made good on seven of eight field goal In 11-Game | Brett in the first Inning of May .10. Latest IMtt Cheviex, Fords. Bulcks, Ply. Friday, but the m days and Wednesdays at Wal- tries as a college football star. I their game Detroit models compete. Home Stand Eagles got six in the fourth |Q moulht and other jteria Park. The McMaster He is a member of the California State Recrea­ | League will play Tuesdays tion Commission which advises the governor on mat­ The Los Angeles Angels ^!. "1^!.?^ ^K^ rr«. and Thursdays at McMaster iPark. ters of recreation. Tlc Stock Car In charge of Wednesday's football clinic ia , T<irdond? •Ll "'e Lca«uc wl," I Games will be scheduled! Tine Wednesdav night with a ., .,.1., I for 2 p.m. and 3:30 p.m.' Coach Ken Switt of South Hiph. twi-night doubieheadcr at 6 dlw- for the A tlu* decldc 1U first half champion p m. against the revitalized ln "«e "AAA" division four at 1:30 today with a League play will begin June mc between the White Sox ... .. .. 28 and will end in August.. Washington Senators teams have survivcd ncxt 8» _ Gray, perennial coast j Womcn ,re nccdcd to ac, a, . week's ' '- showdown.' '- Chaffey~.._..-., and the Dodgers nvi> hundred gruelling Lddie Recreation Softball The Baltimore Orioles. De- mccls Warren and Arcadia Friday the Dodgers beat 'aP» of big league late model , leader, in a '64 Merc. jcoachcs and managers. No O*>EN LEAOUC WALTERIA SLO.PITCH a* Bomber i. ilrt) lien o I 4 3 i ciub .. 100 0113 no u 3 in : troit Tigers and New York takes on i,akewood in the the Yankees. ... ..._and the.... SIOtk_ car. racin6.'» 8et for A*-, Drlvcr ,0 , . , howeveri [previous experience is neces- i Com ....nuu oil x--2 3 o Principal, .. .uuo lin 300 O S « 2 Yankees follow the Nats into (,. ,,,. Whitc ^ downcd ,he Cubg cot Park's tough, dirt, half- - a and Paculba: Halbarc and Ing-ram and Wolf: Wlclutroni Porter, current Pacific Blrdall and Pattlt the 11-game. 10- In the cjty piayoffs Carson 8-2. in the start of a playoff mile lrack tonight. A purse (Carpet). M*n'a Club ..... inn 300 n 3 S 4 town during Call the Torrance Recrea- HR LcMmton HrlmcU ......
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