THS, HARBOR SOUTH LOSETorrance Eleven Smashes Norman Gridders, 12 to 6

Two ;ithletes who have earned their cairn to fame in other sports teamed up Fri­ day ;.iteiii(ion lo give the Torrance High gridck'is a 12 lo (i victory over host Bove.rly Hills in a Pioneer League clash.

Quarterback John Cambon. a qiieslionn'.ark at Hie beginning of the season and a great liase'hall star for the Tartars, got together with quariei mile ace Bub Hoy to scurf both Torraiu'e touchdowns.

It,,. .Noriuaii uridiron. TIIS coach ^| w j|| |, ( , O,>J M O !, i( uin in;Irv Kasten need not have, as every game, hoping soine

boys simply overpowered else will be able to stopthe opening Torranee score inthe first quarter, and Cambonsped for another TIIS tally inthe second period as a stiff handled them throughout theTartar defen.e held off a do. contest.termmed Norman ol'fense un- Kaslen's ir.iniiins will run uptil the luurlh (inarler when on their own gridiron. T h eRichard Merin went over from ' Falcons were picked to finish1-yard out for Beverly Hills' on top of the Pioneer heap.only score ol the game. but a first game loss lo power-.

FINAL PICTURE . . . With Ills team and fellow Coaches. Coach Norm Verry (center, holding clipboard) boarded the charter flight which took him as

far as Keno. Vcv.. where he was hospilali/red before returning to (lie South­ land, The former I'SC All-American guard died at 10 a.m. Thursday.

Camino Grid Coach Verry DiesA 20-day struggle between initial attack while en route to a cerebral hemorrhage several ern California until 1942, when

life and death was terminated Boise, Idaho with his team years ago, again in the vicinity he entered the U.S. Marine at 10 a.m. Thursday with the Sept. 2,'J. the congenial college of Reno. Corps.death of Norm Verry, El Ca- coach was under the care of i A gifted speaker and re- In 1944. he played for his niino College football coach.

"We were winning for a while," Coach Vcrry's physi­ cian stated Thursday, "but his condition turned bad at 2 a.m."

Funeral arrangements be announced ater, but the family has requested that in

OCTOBER 15, 19ol

Hawthorne Gridders Rout South, 42 to 20

By .JIM VAUGIIXSouth High's title hones were dealt a final crippling

blow while the Cougars from Hawthorne bolstered their wi ll bid for Bay League honors with a convincing 4:!-20 victory

Friday night at Torrance.

Taking advantage of two lightnim; quick scores. Har­ bor College's stubborn grid- ders stung upset-minded ICast I.os Angeles. If) to 12 PridajC night in a Metropolitan Coif" ference tilt

Charles Cunnigan grabbed a 28-yard pass Irom Jim Krai-io!1- to open I he scoring in the su<>' olid quarter for the Si-ahawliST. Harbor boosled its lead to 7 to (I when Sam Wicks booted the bail through the goal posts.

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This win. coupled with their IJI-O trouncing of Keclondo,

Stricken by a series of three cerebral hemorrhages in as many weeks, the former USC AH-American underwent surg-

the charter flight at Reno, Nev., Jie was rushed to Washo Medical Center, where he was under the immediate care of a neuro-surgeon.

Brought to Los Angeles by air ambulance a week follow­ ing the occurance of hemorr-

ery at midnight Wednesday, haging in Reno. Coach Verrv../ .,. _ . . " ° v" v"*.»

came to El Camino College in [at the guard position which he 1950 from Inglewood High filled so capably. School, where lie served on j , the coaching staff for one year. In 1951 he took a year's leave of absence to serve with the U.S. military forces.

"THIS WILL have to be the

RELEASED from active duty in 1946, Norm Verry turned his career to professional foot­ ball, playing with the Chicago Rockets in both 1946 and 1947. Here he made an out-

leal during the 28 hours fol- recovery before suffering two lowing the completion of surg-! subsequent attacks. In Los An-

year," he told by-slanders standing and enviable record to as the most outstanding line-

be made to the Memorial Fund.

.11 league play, the only other Norm Yerry ((,am s | laring t | lis distinction

being Inglewood. South has lost their first two conference

Funeral services for Coach i Verry will b« conducted to­ morrow at 2 p.m. at Crenshaw Christian Church, 9550 Cren shaw Blvd., Inglewood.

tilts. The Cougars Invincible

as they combined a crunching game with a deadly

assault to give them a | versatile scoring punch, with-

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quarter. His TD was set up by Ciene Kay who raced 80 yards with the opening kickoff to the South 14-yard line.

I lawlborne tallied again in the first quarter, Fay sweeping 25 yards to paydirt after Fetch intercepted a Spartan aerial on the South 26. Fetch converted both attempts to give

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Officiating will be the L)r. I out equal among Bay League' Cougars a 14-7 lead at

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undcr care : respect for the team and fel- ,Joseph M. Appcgate. pastor of' contenders

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* * * '''is death. As head coach, he opponents bv diagnosing them ^ wh.ilL'and Day Funeral Chapel, t | H.ir ground game as they did ,''.'onl , lh f. 1 -J' urd ''»? Harvey TIIROHiH the first days in tutored players who, following through a grueling scouting | Manhattan Beach. against both Inglewood and | °Rlg.Y sllmi ov.er ngllt lackle

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rticularly talented as a <.coach. Verry turned out COMMENTING upon the ipionshi;) Warrior teams death ()f llltl beloved faculty 52 and 1954. His'54 squad niember. President Stuart K. unexpectedly to play in Mi" -ee of Kl Camino College

cheerful and received visits by j can heights members of his family and Particularly close friends. ' ' l»'e coach. V

Physicians characterized the nature of Wednesday's surgery as "very, very serious."

PRIOR TO the attacks of the past three weeks, the physical education instructor suffered

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the Junior Hose Bowl against sakl - " l ' w "ever known a man Hines Miss. wno ' las known Norm Verry

and hasn't loved him. To know him was to love him. All will

A NATIVE of Hatiford. the m j iSS hj m dom-iy . W e feel 'coach attended Visalia High ' deeply for his wife and sons." School, where he captained the The college instructor is sur

: local team to numerous wins, and upon graduation he at-

thai in lieu of flowers conlri- < Cougars were ready for them, butions be made to the Norm giving the highly-touted Spar- Verry Memorial Fund, which is tan forward wall'a battle royal being administered on the [ r0 in the word go. Led by Dan campus of Kl Camino College Dye (6'3, 230), the Hawthorne by Merl F. Sloan, director of defenders gave their counter- student personnel. parts all they could handle,

Pallbearers will be a fellow stopping the Spartan ground marine Bob Roberlson. who machine that had proved so served with the deceased in effective earlier this season, two wars and fellow Kl Camino | The Cougars struck early as College coaches Don .lurk, quarterback Ron Petch plung-

by his widow. Lois. and H°uy E,s; kJ.£cn S^"'inS C " °ver from * vartl °ut with

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