Nation 's Top 'Cyclists To Conclude Ascot Season TomorrowThe greatcsl molorcycle rac­

ing field of Ihe year will whirl around Ascot Sladium tomor­ row night as the two-wheeling season concludes with Cham­ pionship Night.

All the favorites will be on hand for the windup night pro-

\ gram of the year, while the in­ vaders will be headed by Joe Leonard of San Jose, three- times Grand National Cham­ pion, and Sam Sattcrley of Little Hock, Ark., top jockey of the South.

* » AGAJANIAN has moved

main event distance in Class A up to 20 laps, and chief in­ terest centers around the cham­ pionship battle between Al Guntcr and Stu Morley with Sammy Tanner, Troy Lee, Dick Dorresteyn, Noil Keen and Don Hawley close behind.

The program will be high- a lighted by Ihe awarding of Ihe

W hugh five-foot MP Distributing Co. Trophy to Ihe champion in the expert class.

The 1 lo. 1 novice jockey will pick up the McHal Trophy, and there is an even tighler fighl In this division between Don Torlorelli, Mil Green and Jim Plain.

The way records have been tumbling in recent weeks, a new 20-lap track record is pre­ dicted for the winner of the feature.

RACING STARTS at 8:30 o'clock and more than 100 rid­ ers will compele in Ihe 14- event program.

Following the Ascot program,

Comeback Sparked by Joe Marconi

Since he got back in the starling lineup against Ihe Chi­ cago Bears three weeks ago, the Rams have tied one game and won two, as Joe Marconi has sparked the Rams with run-

_ ning power. Joe has now moved J into the»sccond spol in rushing 'behind John Arnett, with 220

yards gained in 24 carries.Joe's 75 yard run for a touch­

down against the Dallas Cow­ boys was the biggest single gain of the season by any Ram player since Jon Arnett's 80

'•• yard run for a TD against the Eagles in the second game of the 1959 season.

RAMS STATISTICSi MAMS OPP

,;. 1022 Total yanlage Rained08 Yards lost rushing ......

821 Net yards gained rushing ISO Passes attempted ........

85 Passes completed ........11 Pusses had intercepted ..

1183 Yards Ruined passing ....219 Yards lost attempting to

i pass ...................964 Net yards gained rushing

1888 Total net yards gained- rushing and passing ...

62 First clowns rushing .....Bl First downs passing .....

i) 13 First downs penalties ... 1 116 Total first downs ........I «>6 Total Bcrlmnmrre plays .. I -ID Number of punts ........I 30 Penalties ngnlnst ........I 414 Yards lost on penalties .. I 10 Number of fumbles ......il 5 nail lost on fumbles .....K St) Touchdowns .............

motorcycle interest moves to Riverside's De Anza Park for the state championship TT race on Sunday afternoon.

Dick Hammer of Lakewood and Jack Simmons of Long Beach, who are waging a neck and neck race, will settle the state title in the 20-lap main event over the spectacular eight-tenths of a mile course

Baylor TopsScorers,Rebounders

Los Angeles' Elgin Baylor exchanged places with Cincin­ nati's Oscar Robertson in the NBA's scoring race. Baylor spiced the infant battle with90 points in three games last week, while Robertson was re­ stricted to 39 in two outings.

Baylor has 270 tallies in nine games for a 30.0 average, sec­ ond only to the 34.3 of the giant, Wilt Chamberlain of Philadelphia.

Syracuse's recent acquisition from St. Louis, Dave Gambee, is the most accurate at the foul line, .920 on 23 out of 25 and is followed by Archie Dees of Detroit with .913 on 21 out of 23 tries. Ken Sears of New York was third with .891.

In the rebound tables, Elgin Baylor continues to pace the retrievers with 189 snatches, as compared to 171 retrieves for Chamberlain. The Los An­ geles leaper has played three more games than the Philadol phian, whose output of 28.5 per game is the best average. Bailey Howell of Detroit is third with an even 100 and Bill Russell of Boston is fourth with 98.

Robertson is still well ahead of Ihe playmaker pack with 82 and his immediate challengers are now Rod Hundley of Los Angeles with 45 and Gene Shue of Detroit with 44. The Big O's9.1 assists per outing is also the league's best.

Midget Racers Storm Into Gardena Ayain

The URA Midgets will storm into action again at Westein Speedway, 139th and Western Avenue in Gardena Sunday af­ ternoon.

Dick Mitchell, Redondo Beach, and Russ Moynagh, Hunlington Beach, are vying for rookie of the year honors. "Wild" Dick Barry replaced Lowell Sachs for Ihe number one spot in point standings in Iheir last outing and the order could be reversed again this trip as a spread of only 25 poinls separate them.

Ned Spath, Lloyd Corbin, and Don Melton are close on their heels. Hard driving Don Came- ron and the exciting Allan Heath are always in the thick of things.

. ;AIIKSMA.V . . . S/Sfit. Kick Rlckniun, local Marine n-iTiilti1 !', Is pictured with head of deer he bugged on *

iviTiit hunting trip in Utah. Antlers are perfect three point with 33-inch spread. Buck field dressed out at 250 pounds. ' (Herald Photo)

WKSTEKN SI'KKWVAY139lh & Western Ave. in Gardena

SUNDAY AFTERNOON NOVEMBER 13TH

I.K. t. Mtduet*Pint Race at 2:30 I

Nightwith nine turns and a 12-foot jump.

Leonard, six-times National TT champ, will be on hand as will three former national win. ncrs, Dick Mann of San Fran­ cisco, 1959, Dorresteyn, San Francisco, 1958 and Ed Kretz, Jr., Monterey Park, 1955.

NOVEMBER 10, 1960 THE TORRANCE HERALD 39Season Ticket Sales

For Bowling Tourney

On Sale in SouthlandSeason tickets sales arc now Indianapolis race drivers, j terrific1 four-way fight in theiTex., seventh in this year's maining for tin- postpone'

underway in Southern Califor- i headed hy A. ,). Foyt of lions-1 main event betweon Foyt, east- Indy race; Bud Ting-jlstad of j Ascot sprint, car program. nia for liio 20th Annual HI>AA' ton ' Tcx " |)oillt lca(1(;r for thc;ern sprint car champion; Don Dayton, Ohio, ninth in the | Agajanlan has posted a guar- All-Star Howling Tournament nat.ional^'liampionship, are re-,Hranson of Champaign, 111., same race; Elmer Cicorgn, |anteed purse of $5000 against

Indy Veterans Remain in Area to Race Sprint Cars

in San Bcrardino, January 12- 21. Tlie All-Star event, com­ monly known as the "World Series" of bowling, is under the sponsorship of the Bowling Proprietors' Association of Am-

maining in Southern California I fourth-place finisher in this to compete Saturday night at year's Indianapolis race; and

the two Southland favorites, Parnclli Jones of Torrance and Jim Hurtubise of Lcnnox.

Speedway, Ind.; Waync Weiler, 140 per cent of the gate for thePhoenix, Ariz.; and Jimmy Davies,Gardena,are a few more of the '500' vets who are re-

first nationally sanctioned sprint car races in California since 1952.

f>fir"l 'lllfl ) I i

Ascot Stadium in J. C. janian's USAC sprint car pro­ gram.

The seven-event card, topped by the 14-car 40-lap main ,........,.. .._...,. .... __., ..... .. , , . ... 00 ......_, .._..event, was postponed one week [the sensational Hurtubise | s ifornia lakes and streams arc j Gabriel River East Fork, Big

Jones won USAC'smidwcstcrn I &'«" <' '«««! TrOIlt I'laettJIIfJSchampionship this year, while'./1'"? following Southern Cal-, Crystal Lake,'[.egg Lake, Sa'n

Southern California next Jan­ uary through the cooperation of the Southern California Bow-

(luc to wcalhcr conditions last the fastest qualifier in Indian- scheduled to be restocked withweekend. catchable-size trout this week

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