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TUESDAY, J up: 3;}931
Lotus M’S‘_Remain Undefeﬁ—fé—(T—in Times
The
Sporting Thing
Shame on "hf”!
His Memorial Day week-end diamond
progimstieations had no shine, no sparkle, no
lust.
He. guessed wrong twice in four tries. And
that’s bad. they say.
The liadnews:
Ashuras heat Clippers and Lotus M’s heat
Ashuras but Lotus M’s also. beﬂlle'ﬂVClt‘l'S and
South End Merchants walloped Eastern Fuel.
In other \rords, Lotus M’s and the Mer
chants (lid as wrong.
Oh, well, the record:
Right Wrong Pet.
ld’ 7 6 .538
()nee again. hf goes all-out to prognostieate:
Sunday, June 8
‘ Yalley-Clipliers—Victory will C(‘llO in the
valley.
Travelers—Ash]:rasu'l‘ravelers have superior
pitehing, superior hitting: and superior fielding.
So 'l‘ravelers, nateh.
Merehants—l.otus M 's-The M ’s in a spueak.
* * *
Sideline Topics
. . . eome reports that our former neighlmrs,
’J‘ak Yainaguehi and Ben Yoshida, are doing
fine in the Intel-mountain league in Idaho; Ya
niaguehi is batting a eool .526 and Yoshida has
fanned 33 in three games . . . nostalgia monicker:
there is a “Seattle, Fish” diamond squad in Den’
ver, Colo., . . . that youngster, Jiro Yoshitake of
Lotus M 's. is quite a slick second saeker . . . it’s
good to hear sueh girls like office worker Mits
(.‘yeta and store elerkiug Murakaini'sist'ers are
taking up golf in a serious way . . . literally
speaking, iee eream maker “Chiek” Uno thinks
Sammy Snead’s tee talk jives more than does
Byron Nelson’s . . . found: Nisei gals who can
swim (and they’re from Montana, too) . . .
Portland Nisei Vets Nose Out Chinese
PORTLAND. Greg. June 3~‘
31]] Wakayama‘s single to center‘
field with the bases full gave the
leel Vets a 10-8 victory over the
Chinese Vets last Thursday night
In Westmoreland park.
Weknyama. hero of the game.
also hit two trlples to lead the Nl
- Frank, Lee of Chinese Vets
but of formal dances for the
Spr‘nc season will be sponsored by
the adult group of the YWCA from
8:30 to 11:30 p. m. this Saturday in
the YWCA. Veterans and service
men especially are urged to attend
this complimentary affair. ‘
Florist
Seattle’s Leading
Nisei Florist
consult
“Doc” Shinbo
for
Budget Weddings
1019V2 Jackson St.
CApitol 1876
SATO ;
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Bazaars . . . . . . . . .. (imup l’amies
A NISEI RENDEZVOUS
“'e also take urders fur party. birthday
and individual rakes.
We are new open every Sunday from
3 p.lll. to 1” pm.
I‘3
Chick’s
ICE CREAMERY
825 Jackson St. EL. 9130
by bf
lashed out with a homer with two
on the sacks during the early part.
of the cut.
The result follows: :
R H E
Nisei Vets 10 12 3
Chinese Vets 8 6 7
Batteries: ShlogL Sakurai and
Akagl. Yada; B. Lee and Pong.
‘No Contest’
FIFE. June 3—A six-run splurge
in the third frame put Valley out
in front, 6-0. against the Trave
lel‘s in a Northwest Times Base
ball League game last Sunday here.
The tilt was called off at the end
of four innings as “no contest."
The game will be replayed starting
from the fifth inning if it has any
bearing on the final standings,
it, was learned.
E. Tanaka's triple and F. Shlgio's
circuit blow emphasized the Val
ley attack.
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BOISE VALLEY ‘
VICTORIOUS, TIE
FOR TOP POST
NAM‘PA‘ Idaho. June 3 (Special
to N.W. Timesl—The Boise Valley
Nisei are now tied for first place in
the Intermountain league by virtue
of their third straight victory over
undefeated Kuna. 9-5. last May 25.
After relieving C. Ishimaru in the
first inning. veteran Benny Yoshida
pitched superb ball. limiting Kuna's
to six widely scattered hits and
retiring eleven batsmen via the
strikeout route.
The Nisei were paced by Dyke
Itami with a home run and a sin-‘
gle, Tak Yamaguchi with a pair‘
0! doubles, T. Kiyokawa with a
triple and a one-baser. and Bill
Nishioka with a three bugger.
The running score follows:
R. H E
Boise Valley 010 110 213—9 11 .1
Run 300 020 000—5 3 6
Batteries: Ishimaru. Yoshida and
Shimizu. Kuroda; D. Young and
Smith. Messick.
Wapato, H. R.
Split Twin Bill
WAPATO. June 3—The Wapato
Nisei ball team split a twin bill
with the visiting Hood River nine
in a Memorial Day tilt in Wapato.
The ﬁrst game was won by the
Hood River nine 6-5 and the sec
ond by the local team, 16-6.
Only six hits were allowed by‘
Mas Wade and Kay Inaba. Wapa-:
to pitchers. Of these Y. Hori and
Y. Kiyokawa got two apiece. K. Ki
yokawa. a single. and T. Omori.
former Wapato player, a home run.
Of the nine scattered hits 0“ the
veteran K. Kiyokawa. Hood River
hurier. H. Kondo and T. Kondo got
two apiece.
The second game was a some-1
what one-sided affair with sixteen‘
hits garnered by Wapato off Aki-1
yama and K. Kiyokawa. who came‘
in as relief pitcher in the sixth‘
inning. Wapato's leading hitters
Included Y. Umemoto with two
hits. one going for a double, T.
Umemoto with two singles. and S.
Sakamoto with a three-bagger. Tom
Sakamoto and K. Inaba who came
in the sixth inning gave only five
hits to lead his team.
Wapato Nisei Club
Drops One, 16-8
WAPATO, June 3—Wapato Ni
sei nine was handed its first d -
feat in the Mt. Adams league two
Sundays ago by the Han-ah team
which is composed largely of for
mer Wapato high school ball play
ers. The final score was 16 to 84
Heads-up ball was played by the
Nisei until the seventh inning when
Harrah found its hitting strength.
colected six of their 12 hits and
pounded out four Wapato hurlers:
K. Inaba. Joe Umemoto. S. Kondo
and T. Umemoto. Jimmy Ume—
moto caught for the Nisei.
'l‘ Umemoto smacked a home
run' and two singles to lead the
losers.
Postponed Tilt
Due to a mixup in correspond—
ence. the Valley-Eastern Fuel game
1:: the Northwest Times Basebnm
League was postponed Memorial
Day at Washington park.
It will be played at a later date.
according to league director Frank
Yama.
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THE NORTHWEST TIMES
Shibuya Leads Men’:
MEN’s SUMMER
BOWLING LEAGI'E
Handlcnped Five 11 5
Hot Shots 10 6
Salty Flvr 9 7
Three-Hundreds 9 7
Alley Clio s 8
No Nune Five 7 9
1 Gutter Balls 7 5
Bowlos 3 13
"a?”
Tak shibuya with a sweet 180
average is setting the pace among
“Big Ten" keglers 1n the men‘s
summer bowling league in Main
Bowl. it was disclosed today.
Bill Tamika is a pin behind shi
buya with a 179.
The others are Roy Tannin 174.
Tom Namba 173. Pruney Tsujl 171.
Monroe Beppu 170. Bill mashi I'7o.
Jim Kuranishi 169. Hero Nishimoto
168.
MEN'S SUMMER ‘
LEAGUE RESULT
ALLEY CATS «Si—Takagl 4'23. 1-.
hashi 551. Sumioka 495. Yamaguﬁ
chi 544. Hirai 526: SALTY F'IVE‘
(ii—Nishimom 547. Fujiwara 515.
Beppu 506. Kimum 513. Bhlbuya
481. 1
THREE HUNDREDS (41—111m
yama 446. Row 389. Kono 432.‘
Ikeda 586. Mihara 430: BOWLOS‘
(0)-'I‘suji 378. Ishino 431. Aoyamn‘
380. Hiram 429. Hamasaki 429.
HANDICAPPED FIVE (ah—Na
kashima 409, Yasunobu 482.8hioyn
ma 395. Hadaka 561. Tada 546;
NO NAMES (li—Goon 490. Kura
nlshi 469. Tsuchikawa 471. Asaba
507. Nina 484,
HOT SHOTS tai—P. Tsujl 538.
Tanagi 535. Suyama 444. Fujlno
527, Namba 555; GU'I'I‘ER. BALLS
(I)——Harada 448. Mamwa 407. 0-
sawa 406. C. T. Takahashi 402.
Okada 4'74.
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Community’s Nearest Store
'(ﬁeénacated at 815 Jackson St.)
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Striking Facts
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Individual Game—Joan Numoto 174!
Kimi Miyamolo 170
Individual series—Joanne Farina:
NR: Yamamoio-Xumom 47;]. 1
Train game—Pin Topplereitrs 699:1
Alley Kim-n 3 650‘
Team series—Pin Topplen‘iies 1922 i
Alley Kittens 1922‘
HIGH FOR SEASON
Individual game—Miya l-‘nlmyumll
19:3; Miye lshiknwa 183.
Individual serlev-Miya l-‘uknyama
483; Aki Fujino 461.
Tl‘ﬂlll game Bowlrretirs 753
(‘rown Furniiure 135
Team seriey—Bowlereues 2117’
(‘rown Funnulrc 2085,
I
Big Ten I
Joan 'l‘arao 140‘
Aki l-‘ujino 135‘
Edna Hirnbnyashi ml
\‘oyo Konlshl 134
PM Hidalm 133.
Virginia Hiral 13!!
Joanne Furuu 1.13
Jenn Numoio 132
Min Fukuyuma 132
Tank Yokoyamu 132
t I O I
W l. Pct.‘
Alli-y Kittens 15 5 ."ﬂiill
Anna Kay‘s 14 6 .700‘
(‘rnwn Furniture 12 8 .600‘
Bowloreues 12 8 .800}
Pin Topplereim 12 8 .600‘
Mobile Service '1 13 .350
Lucky Strikers 5 15 .250
“Hahn" Duchesses 3 17 .150
Little, things console us. because
liiilt‘ thin'zs afflict, us.——Pascal.
MERCHANTS
RALLY IN 9TH,
TRIM FUELERS
Powered by sun: \membe‘s 4}
hits and Mas Wamnnbo and "Hip-‘
no“ Sakahnra's circuit blows South
End Merchnnts crushed Eastern
Fuel. 10-8. m n Northwest Times
Baseball League game Sunday at
Brighton. ;
Bill Yanagimacht performed well
on the hlil for the Marchantx
scattering ten smashes produced by
the hard-hitting fueiers. shalt-hi
Suyamn and Iwao F‘urutn both
htt lour-basers for the EFfers.
The running score follows:
R. H
Mnrchants 000 040 105 in 15
Eastern Fuel 023 am 001-- 6 10
Batteries: Ynnugimncht and Fu
jii; Iwnsaki and Mano.
DR. S. FI'KIVDA
105 Jm'kmn Bldg" MA. 3840
DR. K "AK-“DA
306 l'ﬂh Ave. S. EA. 8443
DR. S. HIGASHIDA
1017 .Im'knon St. EA. 1000
D". 11. MITSI‘MORI
“4 .Im-kmn Bldg" DIA. 0589
WHOLESALE
Pier 49
Foot of Washington St.
Seattle 4, Wash.
ELiot 0681
"(EDA & GO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
*
SEnecu 2196
600 6th Ave. S.
Seattle 4. Wash.
HEIDI’S FLOWER SHOP
HIDEKO YADA
MRS. M. TSUTAKAWA
708'], Mmlluon
MAin 3547
KIYONO SUPPLY
WALL PAPER. PLUMBING
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Martha's Beauty Shop
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1184 1301 Ave.
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Lotus M. I 0 LOOO
'l‘ravelem 3 I .750
Laws Ashuras ‘l '3 .500
Shh-hams I! '3 .500
Valley I I .500
Fadrm Furl l 2: .250
(‘limx-rx 0 4 .000
C O 0
Sl'Nll‘Y. .II‘NI'I B
M Jrl‘frmn Park
1‘: mmn—Nlrrrhauts vs. Lotus M.
'1 p.m.—-I‘r;wrlrm vs. Lotus .
.hhuras
M Washington Park
12 noon—Val!” w. Clippers
Clippers Bow
T 0 Ashuras
I
JEFFERSON PARK. Jun» :L-i
Lotus Ashurns knnvkvd off Ihr “'an
loss Clippers. 7 to 5, m 11 Northwest ‘
Tum-c I'msvl-sa luv-«um fur lhvlr‘
second victory annrml hm: 'l‘lw
l‘shmxw had to mll Au NM" sin»!
mim Ir. hall a lhn‘urn- :» (‘ -,mt
In thr third \“Xu'n mum lhv (‘hl
m‘so l: (h; I‘hrc" mm
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pitrhm‘ for CH- [)(‘l'tx tu‘nt-‘d n ~u!:“’1
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The running sworn follows:
R H
Cllmwrs 203 000 IV- 5 5
Ashurus 320 110 x_,,7 6
Bmlem‘s: 'Mur and K 0: Yum.
N. Shlnnzu and Shllmdn.
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Undc‘fmtcd Imus M‘s turm‘d in
ilwir fourth straight triumph in 3
Northwest 'l‘inw; Baseball League
mum» last Sunday by dumping the
Ashums. 10-6. .it South Park,
The Ashurns sturto-d out. strong
by pushing mime". four runs hi the
first thrvo innings. The M's. how
vu‘r. rotnllatc‘d with six markers on
six hits in thv fourth
Kuz Suyuma or llw M‘s poked
nut tour hits in as many times up
at tho plntv.
The running svm'v follows?
R H
Ashums I‘ll 100 l———6 12
Lntus M‘s tun 603 x—lo 18
Batteries: Shinwu und Bhlnoda:
Ktnnshltn. Tsuji and Shtbuyn. De
mlcm.
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