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. LOOK FOR OUR ALL-STAR BOWLING TEAMS—SATURDAY
Our Pacific Northwest Oriental All-Star bowling teams—men and wo-‘
men‘s—are set. Their names are safely locked in our top-secret tiles. and
will be divulged in this Saturday‘s «May 17) edition of Northwest Times. i
Mind you. we did not choose the men and women stars on the strength
of good looks and big muscles. Rather. we hand picked the stars on the
basis of ability. consitency. league and tournament play. and team spirit,
Some or the candidates who sent in their pictures and bowling figures
were not named on the first squad but received honorable mention.
In our persistent search for the stars. we were given much free advice
on how to name the elite men and women's squads. The most prominent‘
suggestion was that we put heavy emphasis on tournament performance.‘
Sorry. guys and gals we cannot string along on that one.
After tossing over the topic of tourneys in our noggin for the last two
or three—perhaps. four—weeks, we have concluded that the ”best" bowlers
don't always win. We have seen. on more than one occasion. where ma
jor league aces packing fat 190-plus averages shooting far below par in
tournaments due to tough breaks.
In league play—which is for a period of six or seven months—class
tells. In tournament competition—which is for a brief duration of a day
or so for an individual—anything can happen and does. So, we feel that
a good league bowler deserves an all-star bowler rating.
There is more luck involved in bowling than in any other sports.
For example. a mediocre 150-average kegler could get “hot" and lucky
and fire a high 500 or even a 600 series. In golf. a “90" golfer could hard
ly be expected to bask in the low 70's. See what we mean by luck?
However. a man or a woman who does well in both league and tourna
ment matches consistently is THE REAL THING AND A RARE ONE. in
deed. But. alas. such superhuman creatures are not to be found here.
Be on the lookout for our all stars—Saturday.
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The Savoys dropped their third
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Puget Sound Baseball League last
Sunday at Rainier where they were
trounced‘ 15 to 4. by the University
Merchants.
Richard Tsuji. Savoys' starting
hurler. was spinning a neat shutout
contest for three innings until he
injured his pitching arm. When
Tsuji left—and he may be lost for
the year. the Savoys were doomed
to defeat. The Merchants pushed
across nine runs on eight hits, one
of which was a homer, in the fourth
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engaged in a recent exhibition
with her teacher, Kinrey Mats“-
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match is Jaxon Sonoda. Nisei GI
from Seattle. Wash. Miss Katsu
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against Welker Cochran. six
time world‘s 3-cmhion champ
ion from San Francisco, Calif..
in Chicago. 111.
‘1 itﬂe Leaguers’
’l‘n Plav Saturday
There‘ll be a lot of baseball games
for youngsters between the ages of
8 and 12 inclusive this year.
The International Little League
boys will cross bats at a jamboree at
10 am. this Saturday. May 17. in the
Catholilc Memorial Stadium. Boys
in the 8-12 age bracket are urged to
turn out as the team coaches have
not chosen the “regulars" yet.
F‘our outfits comprise the Interna
tional Little League. They. and
their coaches. are: Dodgers—Roy
Sakamoto and Ray 800; Beavers—
Tom Onishi and Junji Ono: Elks
Club—Larson: and Madrona-Claude
Norris. Sponsors in order of squads
named are the Optimists. Dr T‘ T.
Nakamura. Elks Club. and Linc's
Tackle Shop.
The loop opens Tuesday. June 3.
in the Catholic Memorial Stadium.
All contests will be for six innings.
and will begin at 6 pm. Games,
according to Sakamoto of the Dod
zers. will be played on Tuesdays and
Thursdays.
‘ And. fellows. on Fridav, June 13.
\a huge diamond iamboree for the 32
teams in the eight Little Leagues
will plav ball at Sick’s Seattle Sta
dium. home of the Seattle Rainiers.
Officers of the International cir
cuit are Don Hofstra. president: Dr.
Charles Dav. vice president: Charlie
Lutz.secretary-treasurer: and Dr'l‘.
T. Nakamura. players’ agent.
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Optimist Dodgers. coached by Rev
Sakamotn with the assistance of
Ray SOO. will meet the Northgate
Lions in a “Little League" baseball
exhibition game at 12 noon this
Sunday. May 18. at Garfield plav
field. This will be one of the earlxﬂ
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the names of the participants and
their starting times and handicaps
for the annual golf meet which will
be this Sunday. May 18. at. Jeffer
son.
Players who fail to appear on the
course on time will be disqualified.
Members of the Puget Sound Golf
Club will use their May handicap in
this tourney.
All awards will be presented at. the
Lotus Shovukai‘s Old Timers' sports
dance booked for Saturday. May 24.
in the Seattle Buddhist auditorium.
SECOND FLIGHT
6:30 a.m.—Mrs. R. Kihara 45
N. Shimizu 45
M, Ishikawa 45
6:36—11. Nose 36
P. Shimizu 36
K. Iwamura 36
6:42—G Kuwahara 36
E. Miyauehi 36
H. Nishimura 36
6:48-«8 Deguchi 36
J. Akutsu 36
K. Fujita 36
6:54—8. Deguchi 35
I. Nishimura 34
P. Kato 34
7———J Ito 32
G. Mamiya 31
T. R. Goto 30
T. Yamaguchi 30
7206—1“. Yamasaki 28
M. Kuranishi 28
B. Sugawara 26
K. Kato 22
7:l2—Y, Kihara 21
Nojima 21
Urabe 21
E. Tazuma 21
FIRST FLIGHT
7:18 a.m.—E, Okamoto 19
K. Haeimori 19
Kasai 18
F, Kinomotn 18
7:24—R Kihara 18 '
i H. Miyake 17
Y. F‘urukawa 15
B Sakoda 14
7:3O—T. Tachiyama 13
J. Teraoka 12
Y. Hm‘ada 12
J. Funai 12
7:36—0. Shimizu 11
F. Yoshitake 9
F Hattori 9
S Naeamatsu 6
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In honor of Toshio Urahe. Japa
nese consul for Seattle who will
soon leave for Japan, the Puget
Sound Golf Club will have a fare
well tournament this Saturday,
May 17. at Jefferson golf course.
The starting times follow:
12:30 p m,~S. Naqamatsu. Ixxana.
Y F‘urukawa, B Okada
12:35—K Nakumura Harada, Sa
kahara, Yoshida.
12:40—«M. Yamaguehi R Kihnra.
Kinomoto. Muramoto
12:45—Hattori. K. Ynmnguchi.
Hagimori Sunohm'u
12:50—Shimizu. W Nakoslura.
Urabe. T. Yamaguchi.
12:55—Nagamlne. Tachlynma. T.
Nakamum.
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hara
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