The Northwest times. [volume], June 27, 1951, Page 3, Image 3

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Savoy: Tri U Men,
10-5, in PgL Contest;
Inouyc, Agaba Star
PUG“ som LIAGUI
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Bend Point 6 1
Q, A. Machent. 6 1
anohomieh a 1
BAVOYI 5 a
Seem Police 4 3
Enumciew a a
N 1! VETS 3 a
U Manhunt: 2 e
Lewis Ford VFW 2 6
Seattle Monarchs o 'l
O‘ O 0
Putting on en exhibition of clutch
hitting and dam hue tannins.
the any: dumped the unfit-it!
Merchants. m-a, lundey st med
wey to "me but up to fourth place
in the Puget Bound Bluebell league
pennant nee.
Howie Inouye end Larry Anabel
paced the victory with their havy‘
hitting. Inouye had 3 perfect dey
at bat 'with three singles in three
tries, betting in three runs end‘
scoring one himself, The winners‘
were held to eight aefetiee but thew
made seven or them ply on in run-i
producing pleye. g
The winning pitcher we. Hiroi
Smki, the vetenn right-header.‘
who nod to leeve the game at the
end of the seventh with 3 core arm?
He held the Merehents to seven hits‘
and. except for ellowing e three-run
homer in the third. hurled well dur-T
ing his stint on the mound. Dick‘
stander: replaced Suki end pitch
ed scoreless and hitlees bell the rest
or the my. ;
The four-begger given up by Ber
ask! put the U nine she‘d 3-2,wip
ing out n leed the Nleei geined in
the opening inning when Inouye':
first bingle drove in Ray Oteni and
Main.
In the fourth. the Savoy; regain
ed the advantage. this time for
good, when they batted completely
around once end croucd the pllte
six times in doing so. Successive
singles by Ken Yoehinekn. Inouye
and Miami Kummh eta-ted the
big outburst with the ilttet knock
ing in the two W hitters.
A nit to‘ that aaibuya sud a
bad play on Susan‘s grander locu-
Official Schedule of Nisei Vets, Savoy;
ml! 1 ’
Queen Anne Merchants vs. Sa
voys at Lower Woodland st 2 p.m.
leei Vets vs. Seattle Monarchs
at Rainier at 2 p.m.
JULY I
Nine! Vets vs. Sand Point at Rai
nier at 2 p.m. .
Buoys vs. Lewis ms VFW at
Reinin- at 12 noon.
JULY ll
Savoys vs. Nisei Vets at Rainier
at 2 pm,
JUL! 22
Queen Anne Mes'chants vs. leei
Vets at Lower Woodland at 12 noon.
Buoys vs. Seattle Police at Bai
nier at 2 p.m.
JULY 29
Lewis Ford VFW vs. leei Vetsat
Broadway at 2 p.m. ‘
Saws vs. mumclaw at Enum-f
claw at 2 pm.
AUGUST 5
Nisei Vets vs. University Mer
chsnt< st Rainier at 2 p.m.
Bnohomish vs. Savoy: at Snoho
mish st 2 p.m.
AUGUST 12
Nisei Vets vs. Hattie Police at
Rainier at 2 p.m.
Seattle Monarchs vs. Savoys at
Georgetown at 2 p.m.
AUGUST 12
Sand Point vs. Savoys at Sand
Point at 2 p.m.
Nisei Vets vs. miumclaw at :-
numclaw at 2 p.m.
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Vets Nine Play
Twice This Week;
Savoy: Face Quays
The Nieei Vet-Snohomieh Puget
Sound lettue some scheduled for
[net Sunday was postponed in favor
o! a night one et Bnohomieh dur
ing mid-week. leaving the Vet: two
tunes this week as they face lest
pleee Scuttle Hon-rem Bundey, Ju
ly i. from 2 p.m. et Helmet.
Meanwhile. the Savoy: ere pre
poring for e his My clash with
the Queen Anne Merchants from 2
p.m. at tower Woodland. The Met
chents lowered the boom on hereto
i'ore undefeated Bend Point Nevel;
Air Station teem, 24-13, last week:
to go into 1 tie for the top spot in;
the league stendinae. 3
The two Sunday clashes will close;
out the first round or play for the
Nisei entries in the PSI...
ed the bag; with one away. Then
with Bobby Kodomo at the plate.
Kumueka startled the university
team with e. cleen theft of home on
the first pitch for the third marker
of the inning. 0n the very next
pitch. Shibuye end Sunki. on se
cond end first respectively, pulled 1
double steel and both runners spik
ed the plate on the catchers throw
to third in the attempted pick-on
of Shibuye got away into lett field.
Kodeme kept the rally alive by
getting I walk and, after stealing
second chalked up the sixth run as
Mob: bowed out the inning’s
i’ourth safety off the losing pitcher.
By the seventh, the Merchents
had closed the margin to 8-5. But
the victors opened up their five-run
gep in the eighth when Anita lived;
up to his name of "Tiger" byelam
ming out a long triple into the trees
lining left field to account for the
fiml two scores.
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memen and boner.
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homieh um! Seattle Monerchs. end
the Envoy: angle with University
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Portland Oriental
Women’s Team 10th
In Pin Tourney
DE LAKE. Ores“ June M—The
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Portland. is in tenth place um 8
weeks of play In the ‘ll-cout
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the tourney. 126 teams have rolled
to date in the women's division.
The Portland outfit hit a total
eerie; of 2579. Individual scores.
including handicaps. were: Tata
ko Inukai. 513; Kathleen Beaaki.
478: Marilyn Wong. 561; Yoko I-li
shlkawa. 475: and Rosie Lee. 552.
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nament were Inukai, 163: Basaki.
m; Wong. 150: Hishikawa. 155; and
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ies were: singles. MB: doubles. i 500;
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