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VOLUME 3, NUMBER 51
Takahashi’s 593
Paces Seabiscuit;
Whirlaway Loses
DERBY BOWLING LEAGUE
STANDINGS
(Mixed Doubles)
W L
Whlrlaway M 8
Stymie 13 8
Citation 11 10
Coaltown 9 12
Soablscult 9 12
Ponder 'l 14
0 O 0
NIGHTS HIGH
Slngles Nobl “kahuhl. Sea
blscult. 233 (men); Klkl Yama
moto. 176 (women).
Series Nobi Takahashl. Sea
blscult. 593 (men); Kiki Yamamoto,
Whlrlaway. (493).
0 O O
Seabiscuit sliced Whirlaway’s lead'
In the Derby league to one game last
Thursday in Main Bowl as Nobl Ta
kahashl pounded out a 593 series.
League-lending Whlrlaway's best
bets were Ben Naketa (591) and
Kikl Yamamoto (403). the latter
who showed the way for all girl
keglers that night.
stymle crept up to second place
by sweeping over Ponder. 3-0, on
Kenny Arita and Merrie Yamagu
chl’s 585 and 575.
In the only other contest, Cita
tlon sped past Coaltown. 3-0.
The results follow:
SEABISCUI’I‘ (2) M. Ishlkawa
356, Tunas! 558, C. Daty 366. 'l‘aka
hashl 593; WHIRLAWAY (l)—K.
Yamamoto 493. Nakata 591. D. Ko
dama 473, Puke! 647.
BTYMIE (3)—R.. Nishlguchl 420,
Yamaguchl 575. N. Nannuma 375.
Arlta 585: I’ome (O)—M. Morl
moto 395, Yokoyama 480, T. Kojima
353. Yamamoto 596.
crI'ATION (3)—R. Young 459.
Tsujl 566, Y. Konshl 441, Shlbuya
462; COAL'I‘OWN (O)—Y. Kltayama‘
397. Kuranishi 468. S. Lew 411, Ta
naka 538.
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Cathay Post Takes Five Straight
To Snare Softball Championship
Ai'ivr dropping the first game.
ﬂli‘ ri-Viialim-Il ('ntlm)‘ Post
imlm <h-l‘vuivd all nilli-r oppo-
IH-nls in “in ilu- -l;wksnn Sll'vi'l
Sui'i Hall Imagine uiih 5 viv
ltll'ii'N and 1 loss.
Standings at the end oi the league
play were:
W l.
Cathay Post 5 1
\ Kings Club 4 2
i Phalanx Club 2 4
‘ Blackhawks i 5
I 0 O
The winning 0! two very crucial
games in the second round of the
league play enabled the Cathay
Post team to cinch the league crown
for their team.
One of the games saw the league
winners take an 11 to 10 contest
from the scrapping Phalanx ball
club‘ This tense and exciting game
saw the Post team come from be
hind and score the winning run.
A hard-fought 10 to 7 victory over
the fighting Kings Club showed
the Post team was a well-organized
and well-balanced outfit.
Much of the credit for winning
the league championship goes to
the superlative pitching of Jimmy
Ko‘and Jerry Wong. The other
members or the team were Hank
Chinn. Del Chinn. Glen Yee. Ed
Yaplee. Calvin Chinn. Raymond
Wong. Eugene Ko. Dave Wong. Ben
Wong and Les Chinn.
It 0 O
The Soft Bail League Committee
under the chairmanship of Joe Can
diotti extends its sincere apprecia-l
tion to Mel Thomas of the Neigh-1
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people who helped out in some of
the game umpiring.
O O 0
Chairman Joe Candiniii stated
in a recent interview. “It was really
thrilling to find such a fine altitude
and sportsmanship and friendship
between the respective teams. I am“
very glad everyone had a nice timel
and enjoyed playing in the league.
I am sure that next year we will
have a bigger and better league so
that more fellows will have an op
portunity in play."
0 i 0
An announcement concerning the
distribution of awards will be made
soon.
CITY LEAGUE
SUNDAY. June 26
At Lower Woodhnd
12 noon—Seattle Elks vs. Mac
'eterans.
PUGET SOUND LEAGUE
SUNDAY, June 20
At. Garﬁeld
2 pm. —— Western Giants vs. Bane
olnt.
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THE NORTHWEST TIMES
Laggers Drop
M. B. Fountain
In Pin Match
I men's SUMMER BOWLING
LEAGUE STANDINGS
‘ (As of June 211
‘ W l.
‘ Lucky Lessors 17 4
‘ Alley Cats 13 8
‘ Gutter Balls 11 10
1 Main Bowl Fountain 1011
3 Wason Bros. 9 12
1 Wamcats 3 18
l o c 0
NIGHTS HIGII
‘ Singles—Bill Tameka. Lucky Lag
gers. 223.
Series—Bill Tamika. Lucky Lag
gers. 573.
C O O
Shootlng a 2760 series Hood's
Lucky Laggers. league leaders in
the men's summer circuit. dumped
Mam Bowl Fountain. 3-0. Tuesday
night In Main Bowl 8111 Tanaka.
George Tang! and Kenny Arita
'paced the Loggers..-
The results follow:
LUCKY LAGGERS (31 - Tanagl
508. lehtmoto 509. Ama 584. Ta
naka 5'13, Run 548: MAIN BOWL
FOUNTAIN (0) Yamamoto 442. Pu
kel 541. Busawu'a 428. Kuranlshl
517. Augustine 58".
WABON BROS. (2)—Tobin 417.
Bognl (89. Mey 423. Barrett «0.
Burroughs 541; GU'I'I’ER BALLS
(I)—Kyono 514. Iwnta 369. Minato
503. Mlyamkl 478. Glmmsuead 482.
WAMCATS (2) Hombeck 328.
Hatch 3138. Koppel 408. Howell 400.
wuken 432: ALLEY CATS (1)
Ihashl 481. Tang! 524, Nakata 453.
Yamaguch! 519. Hire! 523.
_____..______
Hot Shots Beat
Rough House
——
ONBL MIXED LEAGUE
STANDINGS
(As of June 21)
W 1.
Dark Horses‘ 6 0
Also Ban 6 3
Sad Sacks 5 4
Hot Shots 5 4
Aces 3 6
Be-Boppers‘ 2 4
Rough House 2 7
No Name' 2 1
'Have games to make up.
PORTLAND. Oreg.. June 25—Sam
Sasa-kl's 004 series helped the Hot
Shots cool 0“ Rough House. 2-1.
In an ONBL summer mixed doubles
league play last Tuesday in the
Hollywood Alleys. Sasakl's first
game was a mediocre 161. but his
‘flnal two scores were 211 and 232.
The results follow:
HOT SHOTS (2)—L. YuL 399. Sn
lbo 465. C. Quan 317. Sasakl 604;
ROUGH HOUSE (ll—A. Quinn 340.
[(3521 486. R. Fons 276, Akegl 437.
ALSO RAN (3)—K. Aklyama 357.}
Fujll 458. A. Pukuda 361, Akagl 4'12: ‘
BE-BOPPERS (O)—M. Wong 4'lo.
Lee 457. R. Lee 322. Wong 469.
NO NAMES (2)—G. Wing 353.
Chin 414. J. Lee 301. Mlshlma 437:
SAD SACKS (D—J. 'l‘amlya‘su 332.‘
Okazakl 436. Y. Hlshikawa 394, Fu-j
m 383.
DARK HORSES (3)—K. Sasakl
422, Ochlal 501. S. Nakata 382. Oka
zakl 523; ACES (O)—M. Lee 353.
Akamansu 509. L. Wong 335. Suite
486.
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Two Portland Clubs, Local Giants
Expected to Give NVC ‘Bad 'l‘ime’
‘ The task of defending the
Northwest Fourth of July lume
lmll tournament t'l'tHYll will la
:1 (lit't'it-nll unv fur the Seattle
.\'i.-0i \H'ti'runs. is llli‘ gent-ml
mnsvnsus of the local xpm'ts
l'lrt'lt'.
The Portland Vets of the Mimi
cipal league. the Western Giants of
the Puget Sound loop. and the Port
land Bussei of the Community cir
cuit are belng tabbed as the teams
which will give the local Veterans‘
the "roughest time".
Ontario‘s stock dropped as Hank
Matsubu was signed by the Pitts
burgh Pirates and Ray Saito is the
current property of the Seattle Vets.
“Dark horses" will be Spokane.
Hood River and the Northwest
Times All-Stars.
The tournament starts Saturday.
July 2. and ends Monday. July 4.
“Poison" Kam. tournament-spon
‘soring NVC athletic chairman. to
day released the following team ros
ters:
PORTLAND BUSSEIS George
Tamiyasu. George Sakural. Jack
Nomi, Klso Kurahara. Terry Mtshiro.
'lbm Fujil. Willie Hirata. George
Hirata. Chuck Itami. Sam Saka
moto. Frank Hirahara. Jim Fujii.
Roy Shiraishi. Harry Mlahima. Hugh
Kasai. Shig Takeuchi (player-coach L
ONTARlO—Richard Ogura. Hi
deo Harada. Tom Okai. Glenn Mo
-Irloka. 'l‘ets Nakamura. Sud Itamura
Jlm Takami. Sat Koyano Ben Mu
rata. laao Kameshlge. Hank Ma
taubu. John Kuroda. Dan Iseri. Ken
Fuklage. Ray Saito.
PORTLAND NISEI VETS - Roy
Sumino, George Muramatsu. Hank
Sasaki. Bones Onlshi. 'l‘lo Ktyo—
kawa. Joe Kato. John Murakaml.
Joe Namba. John 'l‘anaka. Tom
Shiild. Ray Shiikl. Lindy Sata. T-
Bone Oka. Kay Kiyokawa. George
‘Tsujimura. K 0 Yada. Joe. Tsune
mltsu. Kats Nakayama (coach).
HOOD RIVER Charlie Aki
yama. Hank Akiyama. Bab Aki
yama. Gene Asai. Min Hamada.
Mark Hasegawa. Hutch Hort. leo
Kawachl. Marsh Kiyokawa. Hash
3Kiyokawa. Koe lehlmoto. Tom Su~
moge. Fred Takasumi. Kay Klyo
kawa.
SPOKANE -- Mike Matsul. Frank
Yamada. Taxi Oba. Harry Honda.
Roy Suzuki. Ted Yonago. Sadao
Kuroiwa. George 'l‘aketa. Takl Ta
kami. Carl Yamada. Roy 'l‘suji.
Hank Ito. Ev Matsui. George Honda.
George Heyamoto. Andy Aokt.
WESTERN GIANTS (Seattle) -
'l‘ak Shibuya. Fudge Shiogl. George
Iwasaki. Pancho Nakashlma. 'l‘aljl
Takayoshi. Tom Deguchl, Willie Ka
wata. Kay Saito. Gaylord Iwasakl.
Jim Yoshitake. Blotz Suyama. Rich»
ard Tsuji. Kolchi Suto. 'Dokl Ml-‘
zuki. Shoichi Snyama. Sam Iwasakl.
George Nakagawa. Joe M'llsuzakl.‘
N. W. Golf Open
Slated Here
The Northwest Japanese Open
Golf Tournament will deiinltely be
held in Seattle this year.
Bill Mlmbu. president of the Pu
get Sound Golf Club. made this
announcement following receipt of
a telegram yesterday morning from
Portland which stated that it would‘
be unable to hold the Northwest;
Open thls year.
Three Northwest open toumeys
‘have been held since the end oi
‘the war. in 1946 in Spokane with
‘Roy Hashitanl of Nyssa. Oregon.
the winner; in 1947 in Seattle with
'Sumio Nagamatsu of Seattle the
winner: and in 1948 in Spokane with
lHldeo “Sparky" Kono of Spokane
the winner.
l‘ulronlu Ynur Adm-mun
’Dommy Sakai (coach).
NORTHWEST TIMES ALL -
STARS (Seattle) —Yeichi Asaba.
Doc Hoshiwara. Ken Yoahinaka.
Bobby Kodama. John Katayama.
Dick Standen. Henry Shibuya. 1w
Nishimura. Suki Hachiya. Barney
Matsumoto. Shig Urakawa. Kiyo
Okada. Joe Asahara. John Asahara.
Mako Yaguchi. Tom Kitano. Ray
Michihira. T. R. Goto and Kuni
Sakaguchl (co-coaches).
SEATTLE NISEI VE'l‘S—Edo Sa
saki. George Shimizu. M Naka
nishi. Mas Nakamichi. George Fu
nai. Ted Shinoda. Ted Matsushita.
Heat Heyamoto. Ray Salto. Jimmy
Yamaguchi. Akira Kato. Tak Yagi.
Sam Sakai, Chub Kori. Single Ka
nogawa. 'mck Mikami. George Ao
yama. H. Mano. Roy Fujiwara ima
nager). Joe Kesamaru (coachbo
_.__._,_____
July Tourney
Schedule Set
Schedule for the Northwest Fourth
of July baseball tournament was re
leased by the sponsoring Niaei Vet
erans Committee as follows:
SATURDAY. July 2
Game No. l—Ai ‘Rainiu- No. l.
12 noon.
Game No, 2—At Georgetown No.
l. 2 pm.
Game No. 3—~Ai Georgetown No.
1. 12 noon.
Game No. 4—At Rainier No. i.
2 pm.
SUNDAY. July 3
Game No. s—Losers games 1 8a 2.
at Garfield No. 1. 10 em.
Game No. s—bosers games 3 dz 4.
at Rainier No. 1. 10 am.
Game No. 7—Wlnners games 1
a 2. at Garfield No. 1. 12 noon.
Game No. B—Winnera games 3 8;
4. at Rainier No. 1. 12 noon.
Game No. 9—Winners games 5 a;
6. at Broadway. 2 pm.
Game No. lii—Losers games 7 «z
8. at Broadway. 4 pm.
MONDAY. July 4
Game No. li—Conaoiation twin
ners games 9 a: 10). at Broadway.
10 am.
Game No. lz—Championship (win
ners games 7 6; a». at Rainier No.
i. 2 pm.
Drawings will be held on Friday.
July 1. at the managers' meeting
to determine the teams for games
1-4.
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WESTERN GIANTS (8)
AB I ll
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Kawata.3b 3 1 l
B. Buyama. ss 4 0 2
Suto. cf 3 0 0
Yoshitake. 2b 4 2 2
S. Suyama. if 3 0 1
Geo. Iwasaki. if i 0 0
sum. r! 3 0 i
Mizuki. r! 0 l 0
Iwasaki. lb 2 0 0
Takayoshi. lb 1 0 1
Tamil. p 3 1 0
32 6 9
SEATTLE POLICE (0)
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Nelson. 2b 2 0 0
Bands. as 4 0 l
Fredrick. it‘ 4 o 0
Collins. rt 4 0 0
Welsh. c 3 0 i
Rayburn. lb 4 0 l
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Larcom. p 0 0 0
Dyson. p 2 0 0
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