The Los Angeles Times from Los Angeles, California • 89

A STOCK OUTBOARDS IN 10-RACE MEET Balboa YC Launches 35th Season to 1 p.m. and Includt 10 races of 18 miles each. Leading thus far with 47 points is H. R. LeCroy, Nor-walk.

Fred Lucas of "West Chester, with 34, is second. Scoring is based on 10 for first, seven for second, five for third and one for finishing any race, said Chairmai. Bob CofTman, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 1959 Part IV The fifth of eleven 1958 races now set up on a high- point basis will see some 75 stock outboards battle at Pa cific Landing, Long Beach, Sunday, with the new Port of Long Beach Trophy post ed. Action will go from 9 a.m. Boating Log TOMORROW BAILING Boat Pariide, So.

Newport Bay, Balboa YC opening. SUNDAY SAILING Balboa YC, 1 p.m.: Los Aneeles YC, 1 p.m.; San 1:30 p.m., Blue Star eliminations; Alamitos Bay, 11 a.m., spring-summer series opens. SPEEDBOATIXG Pacific Landing, Long Beach, stock outboard, 9 a.m.; Coronado, Boat and Ski meet, 10 a.m. VISITORS This group of foreign exchange students, surrounding Dionne Stewart who is queen of the July 4 regatta, were interested spectators at Long Beach Marine Stadium, the site of most motorboat racing action in the Southland. Timet photo by Bob Ruikeuft BOXING THE COMPASS 2 Marine Race 'Biggies Set BY BOB RUSKAUFF Whatever else it is or is likely to be, Long Beach Marina Stadium has been, since 1932, the one dependable in fact the only bastion of the southland for motorboat racing on a pay-gate basis.

Upcoming now are a couple of events that could well be true biggies. On June 14, San Pedro's gift to the auto racing world, J. C. (Aggie) Agajanian, whose western sombrero has become a trade-mark, will take his first "dip" into motorboat race promotion, along with Los Angeles Boat and Ski Club. w.

VV Right now chairman Jack Plantz and cohorts of West i Long Beach Lions Club are i hard at work on their tradi- Invitational Regatta Features LAYC Action Commodore Bill Zinsmey- A boat parade along the shoreline of Lower Newport Bay at 11:30 a.m. tomorrow, following flag-raising cere monies at 11, will launch Balboa Yacht Club into its 35th annual season's opening celebration, said Commo dore William P. Campbell, Departing precedent, race action is scheduled only on Sunday but on both bay and ocean courses, Entries will be well over 100 boats, though it isn't ex pected to rival the record 188 in 15 fleets competing on Memorial holiday. Winners of this biggie as released yesterday were: Sabot A (11 entries) Zeoatlte. Areyle Campbell.

Balboa. 1-ta oointt. Lehman 10 (141-Wlnoiammer. Ken Frankei, Balboa, S'i. Snowbird (Ul-Cal'i Cel.

Cal Preston, Lido Ilia. W. Sabot (lO)-Sklddy, Chle Williams, LI09 life, PC (15)-Wlndy, Dlcn Miller, Voyaeers, 10. Rhodes (15) Verdi, Glenn Brodcman, Balboa, e4. Mercury (fi-Mlnnow, M.

P. Steueh-I ton, Balboa, i'A. L-H (10) -ton Permlso, Tucker Van Zente, South Snores, 4li. Mava IS) Skiddoo, Paul Maurer, Voy agers, 2'4. International 14 (10) Black Sheep, J.

Karlolll. Balboa. 41.. Star (141-0 kn, Don Edler, Newport Harbor, ai, Lido 14 (33) Fleet Sunny, Jim Tyler, South Shores Sslllna. 2044.

Thistle (I4)-Rebel Yell, Christian Eb- sen, uaiooa, 44. Albatross (51 No. Gavin Herbert, Newoart Harbor. 444. Ocean Racine () Shenanigan, Paul Hamilton, Balboa, MW iintjintft, llOu in high euon beoutltvllv flnlihed JOE CASH, The World' "when you r.

li I BUT DiKICtI -r er and flag officers will preside at Sunday ceremonies featuring annual ships in spection. Cruising Sloops Race Down Coast A fleet of 12 California Class 25-ft. cruising sloops will race from Long Beach Rainbow Pier area to Balboa Pier tomorrow at 12:30 p.m., in the first of eight races, ac cording to fleet captain Bill Read. tional classic, the 11th annual July 4 regatta. The two events will be speedboat races, all right, but otherwise different as day and night, Aggie plans to throw everything into the racing pot, with the finale based on the Italian Monza-type sprint runs for WATER SEXISMr WWi 10 CHOOSE FROM S'5 Taita oantog of tlighi mp.

Ml Urt AU 4syU. sMf eAlnmt lump, and If er" Which car Is the most powerful HILLIV2AN The good-looking economy row liisun -pkm CU 3234 3 Cir through itorestol skis! catalina salcb co.io oioam Mmi edi Water Ski Champion, gotta have nLvumuiabcu pvmw aim special events presenting such as the Little Fellow kid ra amitr, speedboats and the like. July 4, per tradition, will be all-Inboard, with high-point action on the APBA-point system. Exchange Students Visit Stadium To us, one of the nice things the other (Memorial) day, was the appearance at the first of the holiday meets at Long Beach of 15 young and generally handsome men who are foreign exchange students at SC. Among them, eight nations were represented France, West Germany, Ecuador, Pakistan, Iran, Belgium, Japan and Korea.

It's of note that they enjoyed the action, but it seems more of note that, via events of sport, those people of many nations get another picture of America at play and work. And, speaking of work, if you don't think these race-boat guys work at their play with a vengence stand and watch while they ready for a meet in their home garages. Any meet. If important ones, plan for a couple of long watches. Speaking of accent on youth, that's exactly what Edward (Ed) Lester and Ginny Smith plan for their Ma-rineros Camp, which they have leased at Fourth of July Cove, Catalina Island, and w-ill open June 27.

Must Go Ashore Sometime Instruction in outboard motor maintenance and operation will be featured; also sailing, with San Diego helmsman Tony Bill as counselor; and, of course, land sports. Every boatman has to go ashore once in a while. Ed and Ginny have long been ardent in the cause of boating, writing the salty gospel for Various publications and giving with the news on their regular KCOP "Sea-Larking" program, usually from their sloop Typee, on which they spend the summers and all other time they can, anchored at Cherry Cove. Los Angeles-born Ed will direct the camp, with Ginny as first mate. The Smiths are happy about their enterprise, but already know one thing for sure: they'll be in for hard work, and have already had a load.

Running a boy's camp, like raising a boy, is a thing of infinite OUTBOARD!" Inboard Race Championship Slate Listed Only one national 1959 in board championship for Cali fornia Cracker Box run abouts at Merced, July 12 was announced by American Power Boat Assn. headquarters in Detroit yesterday. National racing outboard championships will be held Sept 25-27 at Minden, stock outboard nationals, Aug. 20-23 at Portland, will be preceded by Western Di- visionals Aug. 8-9 at Long Beach Marine btadium.

Top Southland drivers will compete In other title meets at: Buffalo. Jury 4-J 134-cu. In. hydro plane, fe-racing runaoouis. Guntersvllia, July 1U 41.

135, 9AA-rir in. hvrfroolana. CamDrldoe, Aut. I 280-cu. in.

hydroplana. Louisville, Am. JO-MS and 7-lltre hydroplana. runabout. waauon, sepi.

-ski racing Dinks Start Eliminations Don Adams with El Toro will be favored at Mission Bay tomorrow and Sunday, when five-race fleet eliminations for Penguin-class din ghies are held, leading to International championships for the 11 6" "dinks." The International has been awarded to Alamitos Bay Fleet at Long Beach and will be sailed on ocean waters, Aug. 6-9. Sahara Cup Race Grows Too Big for Its Sponsor LAS VEGAS, June 4 One of this area's most successful sports promotions was offered to the commu nity for sponsorship last night when Hotel Sahara of- ficals relinquished all rights to its Sahara Cup race for unlimited hydroplanes on Lake Mead. Sahara officials said that in its three-year history the race simply has become too big a project for sponsorship by one organization, but agreed to assist in retaining it for the area. The 4th annual running of the Sahara Cup has been scheduled for Oct.

21. Water Skiers Go in Coronado Race Gi Gi Williams of Manhattan Beach announces Marina Boat and Ski Club's see- on annual race meet Sun day at Coronado. Involved will be both outboard and inboard boats, with all groups of ski riders. Top threats for senior men's honors include Max McCoy, Denny Watson, Terry Tracky and Mike Donovan. F7! FBI Ma.

SI' tfO. t9i WEATHER REPORT OFFICIAL (Far Friday, June lHf) FORECASTS and VlcUltyt Mostly tun ny today and tomorrow but lata and tarty morning low elouot. Little changa In ttmperaturat. High today II. I outturn California! Mostly tunny to day and tomorrow but lata niam and ear ly morning low clouds near th coast.

Llt- na mange in Temperatures, outturn California Coastal Valltyt Mostly sunny today and tomorrow but soma lata night and early morning low clouds and fog lower portions. Llttla cnanga in temperatures. Southern California Intermedlatt Val leys and Mountain Areas: Mostly sunny today and tomorrow. Little change in temperatures. Southern California Interior and Desert Regions: Mostly sunny today and tomor row, continued warm.

Hign today 10 to upper valleys, iw to 10a lower volleys Arlionai Mostly tunny today and to-! morrow but portly cloudy at times with few afternoon showers northern moun tains, continued warm. COASTAL WEATHER Feint Conception to Meiiran Border Light variable winds becoming westerly 10 to 20 m.p.h. In afternoons todav and tomorrow. Night and morning low clouds ur sunny arrernoons. urue cnanga In Temperarures.

Surf Tabbed Medium The surf in the Malibu Beach area was tabbed "medium" yesterday with water temperature 62 and air temperature 72. sayt, PULL you the widest of WORLD'S K3. 1 OUTBOARD 70 hp MARKTSAeee World' moat pewtrfut family out board I 15 citKMAiPiH eoatPOKATxeta ono cv lac weom get a A- 70 hp Mercury Mark 78 A -in-li'ht motors pull 31 skiers a new world record I Total grott load, including skiers ond their gear, plus 19-ft. towboat and crew of four, was 731 poundsl lined up tn a lining position on a id dock, the 31 Tampa Ski Beet took off without assistance, pulled behind this runabout powered by dual Mercury Mark 78A motors. -t.

J. 5" r. i 1 I Art all-class invitational re-, gatta will be featured over the week end in the 1959 season's opening of Los An geles Yacht Club. It's the 59th for the vener able LAYC, Southland's old est with one exception San Diego. Transpac Entry Deadline Nears Closing date for entries in the 21st biennial Transpacific Yacht Race, starting July 4 from San Pedro to Hawaii, will be Monday, said race chairman.

Gould Eddy of Transpacific. Yacht Club. The second highest fleet on record (there were 53 in 1955) was yesterday boosted to 38 signed entries. Southlanders Sail Sloops in Challenge Race A Newport Harbor Yacht Club and a Balboa YC sailing crew will be among entries Sunday at San Francisco Bay skirmishing against defending St. Francis YC for the Balboa Challenge Trophy, Skipper Jeff Farwell and his Newport crew will be aboard Jack Hedden's chartered Rhodes sloop Satisfac tion.

Skipper Hallett Thome and his Balboa boys will sail Bob Bernhein Happy Fel la, also a chartered Rhodes. now THE LIGHT, LIGHT 8 YEAR OLD SCOTCH! Lang's 'S Lightest I Tastes as light as it It takes 8 long years to mature a scotch superbl light. mellovr precious drop produced in one of the tew distilleries still under personal supervision of the founding family since i86i. LAM I YEAR OLD SCOTCH i es.s moor ilenocs scotch whisky SOLA IMPORT CULVER CITY.CAU?. Distributor: LANFIRD COMPANT I 1 LANG I I II Lake Pillsbury Still Producing Lake Pillsbury, in the Potter Valley area of Mendocino national forest, continues to produce good trout fishing, Trolling with lures and a lit tle weight has been best for Rainbow trout up to 23 in.

A 24-in. and a 24H-in. steel- head were among catches registered this week at Har old Boyd's Lake Pillsbury Pines resort Small Craft Harbors Commission to Meet The Small Craft Harbors Commission will meet in the Oceanside city council chambers June 15 from 1 to 5 p.m Problems of development of harbor sites in the Carlsbad' Oceanside area and develop ment of coastal lagoons in the Los Angeles to San Diego area are on the agenda Sun, Moon, Tide U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey rw sasr wu vW 5 C. oo ue oo ua' June June II June June Ml DAY, JUNI I Jon rises a.m., sets em.

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