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MIKE THORNTON Outstanding Athlete MAY 27, 1962 THE TORRANCE HERALD Mike Thornton Sweeps El Camino Awards Tlio outstanding swimmer Van Pattern took the leading i was presented the most out- award was presented to Cappy I liitter lionor. Torok was the standing award, and tennis ace George Blosser was awarded the Norm Verry Perpetual Trophy. Track and cross country standing athlete. Thorn.un set great Mike Thornton today a national junior coll?.';e mile liolds the distinction of being, record in the Southern Cali- Sheeley, who paced the fin- team's top infielder and Van the second man in El Camino. lornia Championships. I men to a fifth place in the Pattern was the outsland out- College history to win both | The Torrance ace galloped I State Championships. In the; fielder. the Athlete of the Year and | to the award with a 4:08.4' process, he established a new I All-Metropolitan Conference Outstanding Performance four-lap run which also netted slate mark in the 100-yard but- ! guard Dan Karavas was lion- .wards. him the Outstanding Perform- terfly and placed high in two orcd as the outstanding has- Thornton duplicated t h e j ance trophy. other events. '< kctball player, achievement of last year's win- As a harrier, the former! Sheeley ended the season Steve Hallbcrg. year-long ner, Dennis Hansen. another Torrance High runner was with one state and three col- low-mcdalist for the conference rack and cross country ace. at, beaten only by teammate Rich i lege records to his credit. champion golfers, received the Harbor College ^Selects Wicks As Top Athlete : Sam Wicks, football and track star was named as Hnr- . -bor College's Athlete of the lv ^Year at the semiannual I lAwards Banquet Monday night. ; Other award winner in their respective sports were as fol •lows: Baseball Dave Olscn, Most ^Valuable, Ironman. and Co- .Captain; Ron Ulman. Highest ;Batting average; and Al Leg aspi, Co-captain. Gymnastics John Christ- encnsen, Most Valuable, and High point man; Bruce Foat. Most Inspirational; and Gerald Gibson, captain. Track Fred Pceples. Most inspirational; Henry Piligian, High point man and captain. Tennis picked as captain was top player Jerry Coskrey. There were 14 jacket win- ners at the banquet. To re- ceive a jacket an athlete must letter two years in one sport. Recipients of jackets were , A >Iarcus Gutierrcz, Lcgaspl, 01 *«en, Leonard Rameriz, Al Sayre-Smlth, and Ulman in baseball; Paul Hultcn and Pill gian in track; Christcnsen, Foat, Gibson, and Terry Gal breath in Gymnastics. Track Lottermen: Nolan Bowie. Don Falskcn, Paul Hul ten, Hugh Justice, Ronald Matty. George Mttchell. Fred Pccplcs. Henry Piligian. Loy< less Williams, Kenneth Drain, Charlie Campbell, Tom Old ham. Baseball Lcttcrmcn: Richarc Chcrncy, Al Kiske (mgr). Mar cus Gutierrcz, Mike Hubbart Alcx Lcgaspl, Lcon McFadden, Marcial Mongc. Jack Nichol Dave Olscn. Leonard Ramircz Alien Sayre-Smith. Clinton Smith. Larry Tamml. Ronald Ulman, Perry Soupc, and Dcno Papadakis. Gymnastics Lcttormen: John Christcnsen, Brucc Foat, Terry Galbrcath, Gerald Gibson, Jcr ry Hoppes. Charles Irwin, Alan Slcarells, Lloyd Tomllnson, and Douglas Courtnoy. Tennis Lcttcrmcn: L u p c Avila, Terry Croskcy, Roy Hall, Pete Krctzchmar, Joe Slmpson, Tony Somera, and Dale Mallcay. Hurls 'Padres Over Phils, 19-3 Behind the hurling and hit ting of Bobby Pauley. the Padres romped to a 19-3 Tor dondo League victory over the Phillies. Pauley struck out nine men and blasted a ground rule double as well as a single. Aid Ing Pauley, Steve Voison club- bed a double and a single am Arlen Conto smashed a pair o singles. Floyd Devore also slammed a two bagger for thi winners. Danny Smith, Mike Amen and Dave Alden all took a try on the mound attempting to halt the Padre onslaught. PUTTING TWO big innings together, the Angels roared past the Red Sox, 14 to 8. The Angels crossed home plate sev en times in the third and six times in the fourth to ice the contest. David Maries was tin winner with Remi Brcsnan suf fcring the defeat. ting the tables on the the Pirates made tin .Seraphs walk the plank to a 24-12 tunn Don Holt earned the award: ors. Thornton was named the as the college's top wrestler. | outstanding runner for track. Holt reigns as the state 147- Teammate Floyd Schmidt car- pound champ. ried home the top field event In addition to his other lion-' man award. he Annual Athletic Awards: Janquet Thursday night. I Cinching the trophy as out-' Fernandez in dual meet com- petition and wound up fourth in (lie Southern Cal Finals. In baseball, John Torok' trophy as the outstanding walked off with the outstand-1 linksman. ing pitcher award while Frank > In gymnastics, Denis Oliver Tigers Lead Ruth League Moving into the third week deadlocked for second, fol- of Pacific American Babe Ruth lowed by the Red Sox and the league play, the Tigers bolted Athletics. The Braves and Or- into the lead with a perfect kilos, off to a slow start, are 4-0 slate. 6oth winlcss. 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MIKE THORNTON Outstanding Athlete

MAY 27, 1962 THE TORRANCE HERALD

Mike Thornton Sweeps El Camino AwardsTlio outstanding swimmer Van Pattern took the leading i was presented the most out-

award was presented to Cappy I liitter lionor. Torok was the standing award, and tennis aceGeorge Blosser was awarded the Norm Verry Perpetual Trophy.

Track and cross country standing athlete. Thorn.un set great Mike Thornton today a national junior coll?.';e mileliolds the distinction of being, record in the Southern Cali- Sheeley, who paced the fin- team's top infielder and Van the second man in El Camino. lornia Championships. I men to a fifth place in the Pattern was the outsland out- College history to win both | The Torrance ace galloped I State Championships. In the; fielder.the Athlete of the Year and | to the award with a 4:08.4' process, he established a new I All-Metropolitan Conference Outstanding Performance four-lap run which also netted slate mark in the 100-yard but- ! guard Dan Karavas was lion-.wards. him the Outstanding Perform- terfly and placed high in two orcd as the outstanding has-

Thornton duplicated t h e j ance trophy. other events. '< kctball player, achievement of last year's win- As a harrier, the former! Sheeley ended the season Steve Hallbcrg. year-long ner, Dennis Hansen. another Torrance High runner was with one state and three col- low-mcdalist for the conferencerack and cross country ace. at, beaten only by teammate Rich i lege records to his credit. champion golfers, received the

Harbor College ^Selects Wicks

As Top Athlete: Sam Wicks, football andtrack star was named as Hnr-

. -bor College's Athlete of thelv ^Year at the semiannualI lAwards Banquet Monday night.

; Other award winner in theirrespective sports were as fol•lows:• Baseball Dave Olscn, Most ^Valuable, Ironman. and Co- .Captain; Ron Ulman. Highest ;Batting average; and Al Leg aspi, Co-captain.

Gymnastics John Christ- encnsen, Most Valuable, and High point man; Bruce Foat. Most Inspirational; and Gerald Gibson, captain.

Track Fred Pceples. Most inspirational; Henry Piligian, High point man and captain.

Tennis picked as captain was top player Jerry Coskrey.

There were 14 jacket win­ ners at the banquet. To re­ ceive a jacket an athlete must letter two years in one sport. Recipients of jackets were

, A >Iarcus Gutierrcz, Lcgaspl, 01 *«en, Leonard Rameriz, Al

Sayre-Smlth, and Ulman in baseball; Paul Hultcn and Pill gian in track; Christcnsen, Foat, Gibson, and Terry Gal breath in Gymnastics.

Track Lottermen: Nolan Bowie. Don Falskcn, Paul Hul ten, Hugh Justice, Ronald Matty. George Mttchell. Fred Pccplcs. Henry Piligian. Loy< less Williams, Kenneth Drain, Charlie Campbell, Tom Old ham.

Baseball Lcttcrmcn: Richarc Chcrncy, Al Kiske (mgr). Mar cus Gutierrcz, Mike Hubbart Alcx Lcgaspl, Lcon McFadden, Marcial Mongc. Jack Nichol Dave Olscn. Leonard Ramircz Alien Sayre-Smith. Clinton Smith. Larry Tamml. Ronald Ulman, Perry Soupc, and Dcno Papadakis.

Gymnastics Lcttormen: John Christcnsen, Brucc Foat, Terry Galbrcath, Gerald Gibson, Jcr ry Hoppes. Charles Irwin, Alan Slcarells, Lloyd Tomllnson, and Douglas Courtnoy.

Tennis Lcttcrmcn: L u p c Avila, Terry Croskcy, Roy Hall, Pete Krctzchmar, Joe Slmpson, Tony Somera, and Dale Mallcay.

Hurls 'Padres Over Phils, 19-3

Behind the hurling and hit ting of Bobby Pauley. the Padres romped to a 19-3 Tor dondo League victory over the Phillies.

Pauley struck out nine men and blasted a ground rule double as well as a single. Aid Ing Pauley, Steve Voison club­ bed a double and a single am Arlen Conto smashed a pair o singles. Floyd Devore also slammed a two bagger for thi winners.

Danny Smith, Mike Amen and Dave Alden all took a try on the mound attempting to halt the Padre onslaught.

PUTTING TWO big innings together, the Angels roared past the Red Sox, 14 to 8. The Angels crossed home plate sev en times in the third and six

times in the fourth to ice the contest. David Maries was tin winner with Remi Brcsnan suf fcring the defeat.

ting the tables on the the Pirates made tin

.Seraphs walk the plank to a 24-12 tunn

Don Holt earned the award: ors. Thornton was named the as the college's top wrestler. | outstanding runner for track. Holt reigns as the state 147- Teammate Floyd Schmidt car- pound champ. ried home the top field event

In addition to his other lion-' man award.

he Annual Athletic Awards: Janquet Thursday night. I

Cinching the trophy as out-'

Fernandez in dual meet com­ petition and wound up fourth in (lie Southern Cal Finals.

In baseball, John Torok' trophy as the outstanding walked off with the outstand-1 linksman. ing pitcher award while Frank > In gymnastics, Denis Oliver

Tigers Lead Ruth LeagueMoving into the third week deadlocked for second, fol-

of Pacific American Babe Ruth lowed by the Red Sox and the league play, the Tigers bolted Athletics. The Braves and Or- into the lead with a perfect kilos, off to a slow start, are 4-0 slate. 6oth winlcss.

Hanging close behind, the It did not take long f o r Indians and the Yankees are Tiger Kevin Faller to bash the

first home run of the season, clobbering the horsehide over the wall on opening day.

STANDINGS

TIGERS .... INDIANS ... YANKEES .. RED SOX ... ATHLETICS BRAVES .... ORIOLES ...

[iniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiimiiiuiiipiuiuiiniuiiiinuniinnnniuuiuiiiiiiiuM^

Open All Day - Memorial Day - May 30th - 9 A.M. to 10 P.M.FAMOUS f TDDTV /*«*,/*.111)1)11 6to* at ^X LADIES'

COTTON

Superb selection of crystal-clear, first quality, genuine Libbey Glassware ... from beverage and beer glass to tiny jigger and cordial glasses.

1liz.lmnft 1-ii.Turtlrf 11-K.FilSMr UttUHTtt 4-u. Will

Assortment of blouses in prints or solid colors. Sleeveless or roll-up style. Sanforized, wash 'n wear. Variety ol collar styles.

Sanforind, wash 'n w«r capri pants in assorted solid colors A prints. All have California waistband with side zipper. Fast colors.

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ill. Wit

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SCHICK "3-Spnr -.Shift the speed - set the head... solve your shaving problems. Travel case in­ cluded.

IMMJfl 17.88

Straw HatsAssorted solid color hats decorated with colorful as­ sorted fruits and leaves. High crown, wide brim.

1.89

FOSTER GRANT SunglaSSBSOpti-Clipim-Filters out 77% of sun's harm-- ful- rays. No distortion. Men's & ladies' styles. Buy one at 1.49 and get 1 FREE.

2 Pr. 1.49

Decorative LOAD KITContains approx. 150 sq. ft of genuine fish net, 3 cork floats, 2 f lourescent colored [Starfish, plus 2 jumtxr col­ ored leis.

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Flashmite 20 OutfitIIOWNIE - Built-in flash holder. Uses 620 (12 ex- posures per roll). Film, bulbs, batteries 10 dQincluded. litt 17.85

Starmite CameraBROWNIE Camera with built-in flash. Uses economi­ cal AG-1 flash bulbs and #127 film. ___________ilitllJI

Gadget BagsAssorted sizes and colors. Pockets for accessories. All have shoulder straps.

Flashbulbs

Dixie CupsPak if 100 - I n. cold drink

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Car Sickness' Bonadettes

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