A-6 MARCH 27, 1966

BEST IN BASKETBALL

Bart Johnson Given

GIF RecognitionTorrance High School's | Making the A11-C1F second

high scoring basketball play­ er Bart Johnson was unani­ mously selected to the All- GIF Basketball Team. A jun-

team were Ray Woodfin, a Redondo guard, and Tom Egerer. Mira Costa forward.

Woodfin was a member ofior, he scored 641 points in ! three championship teams at 29 games during the past I Redondo High. Both Woodfinseason.

Johnson played lorward

BAKT JOHNSON AII-C1F 1'irst Tea

for the Tartars in recording a 31-2 record and in taking third place in the CIF play- offs. He was also a starter for last year's runner up Tartar team in the CIF "AA" division.

Fred Carpenter, outstand­ ing guard for Torrance, was named to the second all-GIF team. He had a 16.9 average in scoring and an excellent rebounder. Carpenter is a senior.

and Egerer were regulars in their sophomore year when the schools tied for the Bay League title with 9-1 records.

Redondo was 12-0 last year and 10-2 this season.

Long Beach Poly, runner up to Sierra for the CIF championship, had its three- year veterans Chuck Moore and Trent Gaines nsmed co- player of the year In the CIF 1 "AAA" division.

Sierra placed Joel Perisho and Bill Clapperton on the All-CIF first team. ',

All-CIF Basketball TeamFIRST TEAM

POS. PLAYERF Bart Johnson F Chuck Moore F Robert Davis F George Farmer C Joel Perisho C Victor Bartolome G Trent Gainej G Bill Clapperton G Roger Hosier G Gordon Tope

F Tom EgererF Phil RhyneF Jeff CunninghamF Fred CarpenterC Wendell KallenbergerC Kenneth BookerG Rick HubbellG James PerryG Larry SilvettG Ray Woodfin

F Steve Popovich F Art Montgomery F Gary Arbilbede F Steve Peterson C Gary Meyer C Brian Berger G Don Guyton G Bobby Watkins G Augustin Avila G Clarke Mosley

SCHOOLTorrance Poly, Long Beach Millikan, L.B. La Puente Sierra, Whittier Santa Barbara Poly, Long Beach Sierra, Whittier Pacific Crescenta Valley

Ht.6-5 6-5 6-4 6-3 6-6 6-115-106-0 6-3 5-11

SECOND TEAMMira Costa Ramona. Riverside Tustin Torrance Rancho Alamitos Poly, Long Beach Wilson, L.B. Covina California Redondo

6-2 6-5 6-3 6-5 6-6 6-4 6-1 5-115-96-2

THIRD TEAMWarren, Downey Centennial Santa Barbara Magnolia, Anaheim Los Altos Millikan. L.B. Pasadena ComptonPioneer, Whittier Arroyo, El Monte

6-5 6-4 6-6 6-2 6-2 6-6 6-1 6-05-116-1

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IBS 190 190 180 175 220 150 150 160 180

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Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr.

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Avg.21.420.619.322.117.724.019.610.917.617.0

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Hollywood Park Workouts Open to PublicHollywood Park's popular

morning workout program, the most successful venture of its type in racing, will begin for a sixth consecutive

season on Friday. Beginning Friday and con

tinuing seven days a week tivities will be conducteithrough the close of the Hoi- 1 lywood Park thoroughbred

meeting on July 25, a com plete schedule of railbird ac

from 7 to 10 a.m., free o charge to visitors.

North Wins 2 Games

Jeff Osborn has gone on a lilting rampage and North s winning ball games.

Osborn clubbed four hits n six officials at buts last

week against Redondo to ead the Saxons to a pair of

7-3 and 3-1 Bay League vic- ories.

He broke open a 1-0 game Thursday with a long home run over the right field screen at Redondo's Memori­ al Field.

Osborn had 10 hi's in 18 :rips to the plate for the Bay ^eague campaign.

After splitting twin-games ;ainst Hawthorne and Mira osta. North has a 4-2 Bay

League record.North invades South High

Tuesday and the two Tor- ance schools play at North n Thursday. South has a 1-3 ecord.

Santa Monica leads the league after winning its first four games. The Vikes tackle Mira Costa this week. Redon­ do meets Inglewood.

North, 3-1

Bin MAN ON FIRST ... For North High Is Jeff

Osliorn, leading hitter in the Buy League. While

holding down tir*t base gainst Rcdnndo. Osborn

f'lrcrs Lurry Gray to hustle on an attempted plckoff

play. North bent Rcitourto twice to t a k « second

place In Bay League. (Press-Herald photo)

FUNERAL HELDEl Segundo pulled ahead

n the Pioneer League base- >all race by a half game Thursday by blanking Len-

nox, 7-0. West High dropped back a notch by tying Lawn- dale, 4-4, in an 8-inning game at Lawndale.

West has a 3-0 record while El Segundo has in­ creased its winning streak to 'our games.

Dave LaRoche had Lawn- dale shut out until the bot­ tom of the sixth when he and relief pitcher Ron Sells gave up three runs. Sells was tagged for the tying run in the seventh frame.

West had taken a 4-0 lead with one in the first and third innings and two in the second frame.

West trades home games with Lennox this week, play­ ing at home on Tuesday.

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Nick Thomas of Gardena Leon Garrett of Lawndale and Ed Sauer of Torrance will be the drivers to bea in this Sunday night's open ing ARA Figure 8 Stock Ca racing night season at Asco I'ark in Gardena at R p m

A field of more than cars and drivers is expecte

i for the season openor on th slam-bang figure 8 cour located at lH3rd. St. at S Vermont Ave. in Gardena

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By HENRY BURKE Press-Herald Sports Editor

Bill Nesenson was a Little League and Babe Ruth League president, manager, coach and an in­ spiration for hundreds of young ballplayers and their parents for the 10 years I knew him.

Bill's interest in the activities of his own son was rewarded with Gary's outstanding achieve­ ments in athletics and as president of the Califor­ nia Scholarship Society at Bishnp Montgomery High School.

Gary played halfback for the Knights and last fall highlighted his career by running back a kick- off 92 yards for a touchdown. He is currently con­ cluding his high school baseball career.

One of the founders of the Torrance National Little League where Gary first played baseball was Bill Nesenson. His \\ife, Kathlyn, and two daugh­ ters always helped make baseball a family activity.

Following his death on Wednesday, many friends from youth baseball and Bishop Montgom­ ery High attended the Rosary Friday evening and Funeral Mass for Bill Nesenson Saturday morning at Nativity Catholic Church in Torrance.

[nglewood Relays SetThree more high schools

nd one junior high have en- ered the 28th annual Ingle-

wood Active 20-30 Club Invi- itional Relays to swell the

ield to more than 1,800 ath- etes who will compete in ield events Thursday after- oon and running events this

Friday night at Sentinel Field n Inglewood.

In addition, Wlllie Ater- berry hat added his names o the list of AAU compel)- ors for a special 440-yard

dash; St. John's has entered earns in the four junior high

relays, and North Torrance iigh School has entered ;irls' 440 relay team in that ivcnt.

Activity gets under way Thursday afternoon at 3 p.m with finals in all four flelc events in the varsity, B and ? divisions and qualifying heats in the hurdlo relays

Friday night's schedule gets under way at 6:30 p.m with the junior high racei and coronation of the Ingle wood Relays queen and her court. The action-packed can Includes 15 high school re lays, four junior high events and AAU 440, and the spe cial high school girls' exhibl tion relay between five high ly regarded teams.

For the 28th consecuUv year the Relays are sponsore by the Inglewood Active 20 30 Ciub, with all proceed going to charity.

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Bishop Montgomery con- uded its non-league base-

11 season with a 6-4 record ter blanking Servile, 4-0, uesday.Tom Thomsen pitched the rst five innings and allowed ne hit.Thomsen went in for Irl

avis who was scheduled to tch. Irl, who collided with on Graham a few days ear er, complained of pains arming up and was aced.The Knights open their

amino Real League season ext Friday at Dan Murphy ighThe Knights scored runs in

he first, third and seventh nnings against Servile. Dan rltchett singled home Gary iesenson in the first, Mark ierhardt was safe on an er or to score Pritchett in th hird, and Mike Ramari ingled home Pritchett an

Nelson Straley in the seventhPritchett had three o

Montgomery's seven hits ani ,traley had two bingles.

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Chamberlain Shoots .540

Wilt Chamberlain of th Philadelphia 76er s esta lished five new individu records in the 20th season the National Basketball A sociation which drew to close Tuesday night.

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Tartars Drop To Second [n Sky RaceTorrance dropped Its sec-

nd Sky League baseball ame Thursday, losing 7-3 to

Leuzinger. Earlier In the week the Tartars beat Leu­ zinger at home, 4-0.

Leuzinger regained its one- ;ame lead over Torrance, >ut Beverly Hills also moved nto first with the Olympians

i edging Rolling Hills, 2-1. Beverly also blanked Roll-

ng Hills Tuesday. 5-0.Fred Kendall hit a home

run for Torrance on Thurs­ day, but the Olympb had lulled out in front with a-0 lead.

Culver City invades Tor­ rance Tuesday for a league ;ame.

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