Sunday, April 16, THE PRESS B-3 Kellaher, Lindell to Guest at Opener Mike Slate Opening Callas Ceremonies For May 13 Congratulations to Anne and Jerry Homel of Gable House on the arrival of their new baby daughter, Nancy j Official opening exercises Ann. who arrived al 11:28 p.m.. Monday, April 10, at-lhe! of the Terra nee branch of the Heaven Help Little Company of Mary Hospital. important Meet Pacific American Babe Ruth League's 1961 season will be Gable House v/as really rocking when Jerry and "Chef" | held May 13. at 8 a.m. at Luigi Tabotie came back, from the hospital and made the Slated Tomorrow i South High School. - announcement. C h a m p a g n e | Guests appearing at the the Angels and cigars were passed out to by Tordena Colts I opener will be -Frank Kella- all who were present and a | her. former member of .the EDITOR'S NOTE: Thi» it tti« ttcood In • Mriit e» artielci by th« Prut' toast was presented A general meeting for t h e\ Hollywood Stars, and Johnny bAt«ball authority Mlki Call**/ d*alln« v/ith Lot Anatlc*' rwwttt major Itatu* to the new orwanlzatioti, ttit Ant«l». In tna first installment the wrlttr compared Ant«l baby girl. Nancy Ann. w h o iTordena Colt Baseball League Lindell, former pitcher with ownar C«na Autry with millionaire Mad tox Praxy Tom Yawhay and Otna Autry'i bataball backfroumf. will share the nursery with i for Monday, April 17. \Vasan- the Yankees. her 16 month old sister,"Judith nounced yesterday by Whit- First game of the season l> Louise, looks just like her ey Gillibrand, league presi- will be between last year's Just after the World Sci'K^s of '00 Lite American League proud daddy. Congratulations ]dent, first, place and runner-up decided to go ahead with its expansion plans and not wait to a very nice family. ! Parents of all boy teams, the Red -Sox and Ori for the National League to wake up. Branch Rickey, an LEAGUE OF WEEK | registered and tried out for oles. This will be followed by ex-senior circuit owner, was threatening to really get his The Kedondo Eagles mix team positions March 18 and a full slate of games. third league, the Continental underway. 25 are requested to be pres A new policy of week-end ed handicap league which only games The American loop 'wanted no part of this apparent bowls Wednesday nights at ent at this important meet will be followed campetition to the monopoly ing. Several board positions this year, with three games 6:30 shares this weekly spot. on Saturday beginning at 9 they had enjoyed for decades. This league has ten teams with remain to be filled as well as 'They moved into high speed HE'S the organizing of a Mother^' a.m. and on Sundays begin- S--A-A-AFE—Sliding into third, slugger Bob Thompson 9! four bowlers on each. njng at 12:30 p.m. land in a matter of days the El Camino College contributes toward the Warrior's 18-2 vic Team one is in first place public learned that there for the Tn- a second announcement tory over Harbor, Friday. The first sacker wielded a mighty bat, with 83 wins and 41 losses. detailed (officials of the league would he two new franchises accounting mem'bers'Tnd^lf011 a1*? ;vil1 !)e , t report for a single, double, triple and circuit clout, while Team one ed that a year's planning of in the League in 1961. The boosting his average to .329 and his RBIs to 28 in 20 games. their averages |There will be at least are L. Groves, 1,111 ore tryout^foi s Mav 6 | programs and elections of of- Washington Senators moved to 167; .1. Groves. .134; G. Solis. K.jcio'Kuni fieials will take place for the Minnesota and a new Capitol at which time Urispnaii , . . ..r . ., 132; and Geo. Colis. 152. ! plavers will be eligible for Women s Auxiliary of the city team was franchised. The Recreation Dept. Announces Two Weeklv high marks went i tryout , Babe Ruth League on April other was in Los Angeles to MHS, H. Axten. 584; MHG, J * . , . ,. . , » ,~ 24. 7 p.m. at the Newton Ele- despite the howling protests of Cot baseball is for boys lo mpnta1rv School. Adult Softball Leagues Formed .1. Layton. 240; WHS, H. Siek ,ri 1fi v ,-K nlri in I orranee p, ans fm< R program to aid O'Malley who cried he wanted kinen, 540; and WHG, A. Foote, | a' n'd' Gardenu who will not- be "damages." At a managers' meeting, inavox Laboratories. Kd I ,aez- in financing the teams and Jn November, word came held last week-end In the. city za; Curry's Aircraft, Dick 20'- i 17 before Aug. 1. for disseminating information council chamber, two eight- Season high winners are MHS. B. Siekkinen, 679; MJ1G, j Tordena League meetings! to the' Darents will be dis- from American League meet Linden berg; Mobiloil .. t ' + *-v*-i •» »•»*•! T OltAVf.Kuls- OC1. \\? l_TiJ f~* O ^11« Tor -;.T. Layton and J. Shewchuk, 261; WHS, G. Solis, 635;*JO (t * «.« ^J i i 11 _-_-_... **-_.- -!„... ..» * J _ * ings in New York that Hank team softball leagues were and j are held every Monday atj cussed formed, according to Klmer ranee Refinery, Jim Meyer; WHG. A. Foote, 244. J7:30 p. ni. at Edison Elemen- Greenberg was seriously con Harvey Aluminm Co., Bob sidering "Red" Moon, adult athletic In the mens division, B. Siekkinen of team seven tKditary School, just west of buying the west coast director for the Torrance Rec Pooler; South JBay Church of Coury Cleaners) has the high league average franchise. The noted ex-.slug- of 175 and !North High. Playing field for reation Department. God, Jim Reynolds. high scratch series of 641). ithe Tordena League will be ger of great merit flew out to Both leagues will start the The Jet League, baseball field. playing In the women's aet H. Siekkinen also of team seven .,,, , A, , LOOK Los Angeles for talks with regular season of play dur Wednesdays and Fridays, is West 182nd St. and Yukon O'Malley. Hank spent some holds the league high average of 148 and high scratch series ing the first week in May. All composed of the following and game, 531 and 210. Ave.. Torrance. The season time with "der Walter," how games are to be staged in teams and managers; Harbor will open Saturday. June 3, ever, their conversations were Torrance Park. Hornets, Bill Wiley; Lucy's GABLE HIGHLIGHTS with a doubleheader baseball HERE! kept from the press and the The Comet League, playing Lambs* Dennv Haas; Tor- Attention! All Patrons who hold the winning tickets s>ame. public. (two games each Monday and ranee Post. Office, Bill Con- from Gable's Anniversary Celebration, please stop by and O'Malley, when moving to two games on Tuesdays, con vay; Aeronca Mfg. Co., Ray pick up your prizes. So far. W. A. Miller and Jim Van Dyke Los Angeles, had paid off two sists of the following teams Hawley; Harvey Aluminum have won the white bowling balls. Sam Galloway a bowl- Drury, Goffy, minor league t e a m s of the and managers: Local 218, Pot Co.. Tabulating Dept., Don ing bag. and little Scott Gmur a bowling card. The remain- XjlHlfl AllCQCl III Pacific Coast League for his ters' Union. Bill Ante; Bor Buckner; Vickers, Inc., Bill ing numbers and prizes to claim are as follows: ' _ ._ Bowling right of way into the city of der Markets, Doug Irvine; Angel, Leo Wilhelm; Kentile, $15 Bowling Cards 061073 and OB0513 166(10^6 GOlf the Angels. Naturally he want Douglas Aircraft, Torrance Doug. Browney and Ryan Ae- S£oes - 060071 |)nu.v Bil , v Cunn 40 Lanes ed "damages" from Green berg Facility, Ruben Mesa; Mag- rps. Sal MolinaH Jr. The nursery will be open today from noon until 4 p.m. and Ronnie (]offv won their before he would allow another Come over and let your children have tun playing under age division flights in the an~ frnm in Los Angeles to share the contents of the west coast's good supervision while you enjoy yourselves on the lanes. nuai S p r i n g tournament of Fort Knox., Young Candidates Vie for Miss Thanks to Norm Belt for donating his time and talents t jlcl Sea-Aire Teenage Golf LOST MONEY to the ladies who attended the spare pick-up class Thurs-'(;| l)>) Autry and Reynolds corralfod Hank before the Chicago 'Baseball/ little League' Titles day. Norm gave some very good pointers on picking up! Runners-up In the 14 to 18 spares, so if these are used, averages will White Sox executive could board a jet east. Because they Tn conjunction with trtejsonality. Specific tnU ui.- of really begin to| vearw fijg|lt vvere Lloyd Les- And had broadcast the games of the old minor league Angels forthcoming Torrance Base-!the girls are not felt to be a climb. sor. Gary Donoyan and Mike and because they were bumped by O'Malley, the radio men consideration. Miller. ball Parade, to' be held on SC at :i:]0.6 on the wanted to make darn sure Hank gave them a positive indi choppy of 3:07.0 and track bugs who Behind Gunn in the 12 and DOWK cation that he would permit KMPC to radio May 6, the Youth Baseball Santa Barbara track in the watched them run 3:09.6 at the contests. Easter Relays. Oregon State 13 years flight were Tommy Their station had lost lots of wonderful, profitable, adver Council is again sponsoring Oxy Saturday will be betting Krig. Dennis Meyer and Jim contests to elect Miss Base- Trojan-Beating has run 3:12.5 without com they can do it. They'll be on tising dollars when O'Malley moved to larger facilities. petition in the Northwest Gjonnes. HERE! Greenberg a n d Miss and the track where the U. S. didn't promise anything but he'd think about It Couch Sam Bell is confident Olympians set the world rec Following Goffy in the nint he told them. Little League of Torrance. Arizona Runners under The girls chosen will ride as the Beavers can cut far un ord of 3:05.6 last August. years and djvision Realizing they hadn't "roped" Hank into signing their der that against SC. Arixona University of Ariona has were John Anderson, Barry rowhidt parchment the duo traveled east for further talks!" Selections of Miss Baseball Sign for Relays State. San .lose State and entered a six-man team, in Schumaher and Dana Ward. EXPERT with the ex-home run hitter. On Nov. 18. Greenberg sud-| and Miss Little League are Comeptition for Southern Oxy. cluding sprinter Larry Dimn The clut). open to all young- CHILD denly withdrew from contention. It was irvpfl that his! scheduled to be held at Wal- Cal's 440-yard swifties in the (JUN FOR RKCORD (0.4). discus thrower Karl sters interested in golfing, NURSERY talks with Naturally the Trojans will .lo.Thnston (179.0.5), mile r meets and plays at Torrance's O'Malley were responsible. teria Park at 3 p.m. on April mile relay of Mt. San Anton CARE Frustration is not an exclusive intariK'oip with those 1 30. be gunning for Abilene Chris- Jack Hudson (4:12) and hur- fea-Aire Golf Course 32730 io Relays. April 28 and 29, tlan's new collegiate record"|dler Harry Lucky (14.1). Lupine Drive. who want to reach the top step of the ladder and fail. The j There Avill be eighl con- was assured todav with entry LEAGUES NOW westerners, already successful in their chosen fields, felt theitestants for the title of Miss of Arixona State's foursome FORMING pressure of try and not get when they Were informed of Baseball of Torrance, repre that in two 1(K)1 meetings Hank's disappearance from the Los Angeles scene. senting the eight Pony, Colt, tied and defeated the Trp- They sought out and asked for a meeting with .Joe Cro- and Babe Ruth Leagues. jans. El Camino Linksters Meet ELA Squad in nin, president of the American league. They asked Cronin These girls will be In the age Oregon State, led by two if they we're elegible to bid for the franchise. Joe welcomed group from thirteen through, Southlanders, Norm Monroe them into the circle of prospective major-league owners. In sixteen years old. There will of Complon (47.1) and Bob Crucial Bid for Met Conference Place St. Jx>uiR « few days later the pair were seriously being be nine contestants for the Johnson of Glendale (47.3). Six El Camino golfers will ECC. knocked in a tricky 3.">- The Warriors have four title of Miss considered by the long standing members of the loop who Little League of also entered the mile relay, tee off on the Palos Verdes foot putt to birdie the last games remaining on the Torrance, the nine Little which looms among the high were: meetingiin»-iiiiJ5 in themr; Missouriminov/uii city.V^ILJ. , greens as they face East L.A. hole at Palos Verdes for a Metro slate with San Diego. In Palm Springs, California, spring training the city. These lights of the mammoth two- for the narrow 29 to 2.r> victory over Valley* Bakersfield and a re site of the Ij girls^^f"^- will be in age group from second time this sea- Angels, Autry recalled the morning in December when day track and field carnival.| son tomorrow in a rruciai bid Santa Monica.----- Kellv.- . - the only turn mach with Ixmg Beach he eight through twelve years. The Arizona State Sun;l>JV.| find Bob learned of the Loop's decision; Reynolds and I for wrond ,arp in |hp Me(ro.|iPuermaii from last year's!closes out. the season'. The criteria for selection are ils ran 3:10.4 on a cold day )jt were in our it._ art A ATT __-» _..,! A!_J Conference !squad, was the last man to The Metro Tournament. hotel room awaiting word. At 10a.m. they called beauty, charm, poise and per- in the SPAAU meet and tied I Ml' " "" v uini i'. m. t . > _ ..... , >. . . , %. ., ,, ,, us and said that we were unanimously chosen. We had no 'ast Iv. A tee off on the difficult par hosted by \alley College, is idea they would neject us. \^e had come east to get the Camino in Metro third place, four 18th hole «t slated for Mav 8. radio rights and ended up buyJng a major league baseball beat the Warriors in their needed a birdie to win for El; tram'" first greens meet this year 31 Camino. ! Next Sunday the author exploits the complex prob SHE to 23 at Montebello. East KCC: LOSS lem* faced by AnCry in *n attempt to get the Angel* ready L.A.'s home course. Accord Ecc lost two days earlier to MEW CM for the '(if campaign. / ing to skipper Al Greenleaf aj this year's Mero powerhou«e El Camino, the same East Long Beach. 18 to 36 at Lake- G.M.C. TRUCKS L.A. team is likclv to be de- wood Country Club. La^t year OLDSMOBIUE - CADILLAC Warrior Netters fcatcd al El Camino's home the Warriors finished second Torrance Sprint course, the Palos Verdes j to Long Beach by one-half Clash with LBCC Country Club game, but this year's Long CEC5L L THOMAS & SONS IS PACiriC COAST HIGHWAY AT VERMONT— Star Heads Up John Kelly, fourth man for; Beach team is far out in front HARBOR CITY On Wednesday wearing GLASSES of the Metro pack. STUDEBAKER Gardena With two vi( lo/if.s remain- Low medalists for the^ San ORegon 8-4005 Card Ing for a third 'place '«how in Contflct )«n*«* have come lon£ way since they were Cash 'n Carry ta Monica match were Los D«ftl«r Authorized by Studebftkor Corporation Young I'arriBlli .lone*, local: Mc-lro Rlanciings'ami only two to Service th« To'ianc* Area ftr«t introduced \Varr and Spencer Beard with f;n onto from Forrance ami Rarnf,3 remaining on ' t h p to the human eye. SO rounds. Wavr also uas low tlw United Stales Aut.of.luhs Module, Kl Cuminos tennis N2;; H. AFTCM CO. Now »o comfortable, »o undetectable contact lenaea medalist iuwinst Long Beach midwest sprint car champion, >40 N MARKET iNGLtWOOD team under Norm Verry! are carding a 77 round. joined the fiel/d of drivers meeta T/ong Beach Wednea- for jmt about anybody. U'ltaffvfr \-nur rcn.tnn for who throttled the cTnmtry'H day at 2:.'?0 p.m. on Kl C;mil- Iff ing interfiled, cotnr in and se? what Science ha* dnnr hottest 110 Offys last night'at no courts. Ascot Stadium, (Jardena, in about contact It**** to make tkftn wonderful to wfar. The Warrior squad split the .~X)-lap USAC midget car Com* in lor o no-obligation demonstration or mail main event. A total of 24 two cruciaM matches recently in losing to Valley "7 to 2 andj Ihe coupon. Op«m Friday evenings and all day DENTAL PLATE started the feature, a national Saturdays. championship ra<-e. beating I^ist Los Angrles 7 REPAIRED AND RELI TD WHILE-U-WAIT 32 YEARS IN LONG BEACH DIFFICULT J. C. Agajanian, who has to 2. The split left ECC in a 18 MONTHS CASES' thlrd.place OFFICE? !N LONG B^ACH AND WILMINGTON TO PAY carded seven events featur bracket. WELCOMED ing Verry'f? swatters will closr GAS OR PENTATHOL Indianapolis drivers, an MILK FOR EXTRACTIONS AT THE SAME PRICE * UK. J. M. SOSS, O|»loiiH'
Baseball/ Little League' Titles Day
