THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1945TORRANCE HERALD, Torr*n», California

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FROM CAMP ROBERTSPvt. Lloyd G. Jones arrived

this week from Camp Roberts for.a ten day furlough with his wife and their son, Lloyd Evan, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jones, 2118 Martina ave.

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Overtime Pay for Coaches May BeIllegal Says Boan Thrilling Game

Pending statement from th county counsel, the Board o Education last night revoked its decision to increase salaries o high .school football and athlcti coaches.

It was pointed out by May nard J. Toll, board membei that if coaching was part of th

ihor's assignment, it migh illegal to pay them for over ?, even if the coaching wa

done after regular school daysAs football coaches represent

?d by the Physical Educatioi Association threatened i "strike," the board last, week ap proved a motion to pay coachc $1.25 an hour for overtime.

$100 TOR-DAGGERAugustine Ortcga, Turranci

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National Supply Out-Lucked in

Going down the stretch in thi Softball Tournament race o 1945, the Inglewood Recreation's hustling young team nosed the National Supply Co. entry ou of the picture Sept. 25 by win ning a close 1 to 0 score.

Both pitchers were in rare form, Sabella for the losers scat tcred the opponents 3 hits into3 innings and had the game un der control at all times, being unlucky in the 2nd to have an unearned run scored against him to lose the contest.

To start the fatal inning, In glewood's left fielder Covington hit for 2 bases and went to 3rd

Shoop's out from short to first

Bougher pop-filed to Van Pelt a.t 1st for 2 outs, Bob Richards then lifted a tough short fly between center and right field, Carlin in R.F. for the Nat's made a beautiful. run to the ball, only to have it slip out of his glove for an error allowing Covington to score.

Richards was thrown out at 2nd, Carlin to Grey following the

', but the damage had been done. Cleary chucking for th winners was in hot water in 2 innings; in the 5th the bases were loadeVl with 1 away and in he 8th 1st and 2nd were occu

pied with none out, but in both cases he pitched himself out of the hole.

National Supply" Co. 0 runs,4 hits, 2 errors.

Inglewood Recreation 1 run, 3 lits, 0 errors.

Batteries: Sabella and Malone bleary and Covington.

Results of final game between Inglewood Recreation and North- bp Flyers last night were re- ceived too late for publication.

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Softball Tourney Continues to

ill FansThe National Supply Co.':

softball team remained in thi running Sept. 19, for the champ ionship by virtue of a 4-3 vi tory over the heretofore ui beaten highflying Northrop players.

Roberts as the losing pitchei looked good throughout UIL game, handcuffing the-National lies with the exception of thi 2nd Inning, when he allowed the opponents all 4 of their runs on 1 hit, 4 walks, 2 errors and 2 passed balls.

'Chico" Sabella hurling foi the National boysj contributed to the win by cracking out a double and a single in 3 trips to the plate, allowing but 4 hit? and issued 3 bases on ballt

hilc setting down 11 of the Flyers by the strikeout route

This "Chico" is probably th. greatest of the "Old Masters", in the art of throwing a soft- ball, having pitched to the best players in Calif, for the last 20 years and set a strikeout record in 1925 for other "chuck- ers" to shoot at, by mowing iown 21 of the 27 batters to face him in a single game.

Battertes: Roberts and Abbey ir Northrop; Sabella and Ma- no for National Supply. The Army boys bowed out of

the picture by a lopsided score if 10-1 due mainly to a weak-

ened outfield. Williams, star left Ider recently left to resume

his status as a civilian.The hard hitting Inglcwood

boys paced by right fielder Har- an Shoop, hitting a double, single and a home run iri'Stimes it bat would'have taken home :he game regardless,, but by a much smaller score without the expensive errors of the substi- tute fielders for the Commandos.

Winning batteries: Cleary and tovington.

Contestants Are Urged To Turn Out For Events

Saturday, Sept. 22 will be a big day at the city park for the youngsters of Torrance and vi- cinity when the City Recreation Department, under the direction

f Elmer "Red" Moon, will stage a kicking, passing _and receiving contest. This will be open to all boys 18 years and under asif Oct. 1, 1945, who have notnade a letter in varsity or "B"ootball.

The .contest will decide who the best for his age in the

art of kicking,, passing and re- ceiving a football, and the fourligh scorers in each of the three age divisions will be eligible to represent the City of Torrance at Daniel's Field in San Ppdro on Saturday, Oct. 13 to decide the champion for the entire Har- bor Area.

Certificates will be issued to the champions at the San Pedro

'ent. For the local contest, members of the Hi-Y Club will act as officials by judging and scoring the different events.

Twenty-nine boys have entered up to noon on Wednesday of

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By .lollll P. StriplingHarry Hurrls, Rcdondo Beach

boxing promoter, has announces an amateur boxing tournament for the novice scrappers. I must confess that boxing has been my favorite sport for many years and I expect to see al that Hairy has to offer at his sock arena.

I expect to see youngsters that have had enough training to qualify them to show. I am presuming that Harry Harrii personally sees to it that those who do not belong in the fighl game are soon weeded out. That he discourages the boys who arc inclined to take too many by this I mean that he will nol permit them to go on his card if after a fair trial they fail to develop some sort of defense.

Amateur boxing is a "rugged game and the pace is usually much faster than that set by the jjros. Only the promoters in terested in the boys' welfare will carefully match these scraps. A few years ago, while active boxing, I discovered professional has-beens fighting in the ama- teurs against green boys, many of whom were punch-drunk be- fore offering "for hire."

Many in this area join me 'in wishing Harry Harris lots of luck in this "novice" tournament and hope he exercises all of his experiences in matching these kids. Records indicate that champions are developed that way.

Dale Riley was in the other day with a baseball quiz too complicated to write, so if any if you baseball fans want to

know how every player at bat can hit doubles and triples plus walking the pitcher blirid and still not score, then trap the city'a Supervisor, pt ..Rpcreatlon and make him toil you.

I'll warn you however, that's 's a terrffic headache for the

average fan to figure, out.

Columbia Steel Continues With High Scores

The highlight ' in the week's bowling, according to Louis King, is the clinching of the first place position by the hard hitting Rolling Mill team of Co- lumbia Steel's Friday night league.

By winning two out of three points again, they, place them- selves in a position to hold on to first place regardless of the previous night's scores.

In a close second will be theranomcn who have the Rolling

Mill loam "rolling" to beat them. With such men as "Red"~Ossca who bowled a 618 series Friday, the team has been a hard one to beat.

After this week's bowling th final results will be known and the league will finish a highly contested season.

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Amateur Boxing Tournament at Redondo Arena

Due to a tremendous response, ;hc management of the Rcdondo Beach arena will accept applica- .ions for amateur boxers one more week only.

The bronze boxing trophy will be awarded to winners of each ilass from flyweight to heavy-

weight.To register, call Rcdondo

4-1B17 or 9800 or write direct to the Redorido Beach arena, 123 S. El Paseo, Redondo, Calif.

this week," most of the entries being in the younger ago group and more of the older boys are urged to come out Saturday to assure proper representation for Torrance at San Pcdro.

All boys should report at the City Park not later that 9:00 a. in. Saturday.

PIERRE LA SARTIS . . . the French Hangman, who has been knocking them over since com- ing to this country, will wrestle Dummy Rogers at the all star show at Redondo Arena Satur- day night. Rogers has a record of a thousand holds, also two out of three falls in one hour limit. Feature of the show this week will be Dave Levin, former world's heavyweight champion, who challenges Jim Londos for the crown. He will meet the Czech Angel who has been causing quite a sensation at the arena for the past weeks and has asked to grapple Le- vin on two-out-of-three falls, one hour tim« limit. Another bout* is booked between Terry McGinnis and Butch Madray.

Torrance Varsity To Meet Jordan In Scrimmage

Torrance High School footbal squad journeyed to Jordan High School in Los Angeles, for a pre-season scrimmage,1 .Sept. 28 This was. an ai'/alr where the teams took turns with the ball

at a.n actual game.s This year's squad looks' very

good, on paper, with its severa returning linemen; Gerald God ard. Frank Dominguez, Jim Standifer, Robert Warning, Bil Rogers, Dallas Martin, and Ralph Prime. The first six men tioned will probably hold down first string positions. ' These boys will fill in the center of the line while the ends will be

losen from among Dan Moon L-roy Schwenk, Bill Dietlin, and

George Poh.The backficld is the weakest

department with only two letter- men, Gene Hollomon, and Frank Dominguez, a lineman who has> been converted. Other contend ers for backfield positions are ~>on Cook, Ralph George, Bill ohnson,' Bud Smith, Kenny haw, Paul Moser, and Bob 'urner.Although the team look;

pretty good, they are still fa from perfect, reports indicate.

Mountain Lions Bring Increased Bounty by State

Bounty was paid on 15 lion: by the California State Division of Fish and Game during the month of August. Five males and 10 females were taken in

following counties: Santa Clara, 3; Trinity, 3; San Luis Oblspo, 3; Lake, 2; Lasscn, 1; Humboldt, 1; Santa Barbara,1; Los Angeles, 1.

Effective Sept. 15, 1945, by ac lion of the State Legislature thi' bounty now paid on mountain lions is $50 for males and $00 on females. Previously the boun- ty was $20 and $30.

STOLEN AUTOT. K. Tossas, 1027 Portola«>., reported the theft of a

«'ord coupe Sept. 20 that hadxMm parked in front of the

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TAG in Victory Over Long Beach Ellbees Here

Torrance baseball fans got a chance last Sunday to witness one of the best games played at Torrance park, between the Tor- rance Athletic Club and the Long Beach Ellbees.

This corker was a pitcher's duel from the first ball. Martin took the mound to hurl the TAC to a 3-2 victory in the 10 inn- ings necessary to subdue the Ellbeos. He allowed six hits and ran up an amazing score of 16 strlke-outs with the best curve ball seen in this park for many months.

Ervie Pallca rejoined the Tor- rance Club after playing all sea- son In a Piedmont league and thrilled the fans with know-how baseball.

Don' Cottle turned In a nice performance at second base, put- ting the game on Ice when he tripled in the tenth with Kuhn on first base. Cottle, who has been sour at the bat in the last two games, got his first hit in this Inning by smacking the first ball pitched high to center field for his triple.

Others contributing to the vic- tory of Torrance were: Kuhn. Jackson, Bennett and Stcinbcrg with good defensive playing in both infield and the orflfield. . Baseball fans will have an- other opportunity to sec the TAC when they play the Pitts- burgh Pirate Jrs. nexk Sunday at 2:30 p.m. No admission rharge is being paid at these games.

RosabellWins First GamePicked Again

The RoKabell Plumbers pound- ed out a 3 to 0 victory last Fri- day over the Semi-Pro Allstars in a well matched game. Camp- bell and Matkovich were the winning batteries while Green and Ziggleman went down In de- feat.

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DRUNK DRIVKR PAYS $135Dorothy Ireland, Los Angeles,

pleaded guilty to drunk driving before Judgo^Otto B. Wlllctt Sept. 25, and }>aid a $125 fine. Judge Willett suspended' her li- cense, under a new law, for 30 days.

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