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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-07

meinben Der SabI Der aatbolifen ge-
geniiber In iebr betr1dtlider Winoer.
belt; ia, nteiitenteils cine perIdlpin-
bend Heine.
Ber oos 2eben Doaingers auf-
merriam Iieit. 4pirb in Sie6er Hbaie
Ieines 2ebens bns ego" Gein Sd)
an eriter SteIIe fin6en. Or mar ioau-
iasen als Siibrer eeboren. EaIente
ino ausge5eihnete gieenlhaften bdt-
ten i'm 5u einem Der bebeutenbiten
Mdnner erbeben fonnen. Sbon als
&ino, aIs Gildbe, ols Sfuoent, alg
2ebrer, als Hrofeiior, als Hrieiter,
i'm 2ernen, I'M Spiel, in @eieaihaft,
iiberaa tpollte er Der grite iein. Die
ies ego errpadte in ibm jebr friib
uno eripufs IN linn 10 itarf, bob er
aae 5einesgleihen iibertrafen ,lno al-
le @ren5en iiberldritt. Or Itieg 5u
bod binauf uno fiel tief. Or itarb
in Der 5iinoe ieines StoIaes unb Ser
SSniuborbination, I'M 8anne Der gro-
ben grfommunifation.
Sur 3eit Doningers lebte ein anbe-
rer @elebrter, Der ebef1falls &irhen-
biitorifer mar: Sobann 9. Ml5og. @e-
boren am 80. SSuni 1903 gu SbIau
in Shlelien. Nad ieinen Stuoien in
Breslau uno Bonn uno leinem @irs
fen als 8ripatlebrer, erbielt er 1884
Die 8rielterpeibe, erbielt 1885 bon
Ser afabemie in Wtiinlter ben Goftor-
grab uno 1885 cine Brofeliur in So
ien. 1853 nurbe er aff ben 2ebrltubl
Der &irdeneeididte ON Der timber
iitdt 5reiburg berufen uno erbielt
Oann Die 8iiroe eines geiitliden &a-
tes. gr NOR liebenslpiiroig uno ebel
I'M llnleang uno elm fru1tbarer
S6riftiteller. Sein 2ebrbn6 Ser Sir
dengeifibte erlebte bon 184O/72
neun Infiagen unb lDarb in uebrere
Sprahen ii6erlett. or lebt Biz beute
in ebrenpollem Mn6enfen.
(Sortiesuns folsD
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6rIBrrr GiPhrHgahrtt-
pakRtr grttattRt

9ie naii. GreB" meloete am Conn.
tag aus Berlin:
8om Mlliierten &ontroIrat tpur6e
beute befanntgegeben, baB nit Bir-
fung bonn Is. SUM an oas @etpibt
bon 2ie6esgaben-B Bafeten, bic bonn
@uslano nad Deutidlono geididt
tperoen oiirfen, bon Elf auf 5tpeiunb-
5tpan5is Bfuno erbobt ipuroe. &ierbet
banoelt es iib INN Yafete, Die auf benz
normalen BoIttpeg nerlnnot tperben
,lnb nidt ettpa nm Sra1tgut.
Die 8erooppelrng bes bisberigen
S0ditgelpihts oieier 8nfete ipur6e
pom &ontronrot belhIoiien, INN pri-
bate 4uslnnosbilfe fin bic notIeioen-
ben GeutI6en 5u permebren. Seit6enl
Die Berienoung BON 2iebesgoben-Ba-
feten bon ben 4liierten geitattet pur-
pc, iino aus ben Ser. Staaten allei1
nngefabr sebn Miaionen 6ieIer @a-
fete in sen bier 9onen Deutihlanbs
angefommen, Die matchmaker fir ben
gmpfang bieier Hafete - bie ruliil1e
Gone aulest - ee0ifnet tpuroen.
Oaan fann obne ,peiteres annebmen,
oab Die meilten oieier Hafete bas 5u-
laiiige &0diteemidt bon eff Bfunb
ausniisten, 10 baB bon Bripntleuten
in ben Ser. Staaten nebr aIs bum
bert Meillionen 8funo 2ebensmitteI,
Mei0ungsitiide nnb an6ere fir ben
tagIihen 8eoarf benotigte Mrtifel on
angeborige un0 Greunoe IN DeutId-
lano geid)idt tpurben.
Sros Der Ger6oppelung 6es 9odit-
getpidts bleiben aae gegenipdrtig fir
ben 8erianb giiltigen 8el1r6ntunaen
ipeiterbin in &raft. Das be6eutet, 6oB
iueiterbin nur i,nperberblihe yeob-
rungsmittel, &leibungsitiide, Meoifo-
mente uno abnlid)e MrtifeI geihidt
iperoen biirfen, nit oenen fein San-
bel getrieben 1perben ion. Muh Der
l1mfang ser 22-Bfuno-Bafete 6orf
nidt iiber Die eegenudrtige Sgesren-
aung bon einunoiieb5ig 3on l1nrfang
binausgeben.
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9u unierm groBen 8ebauern baben
mir Die Nadrtdt bonn Sini6eioen I'M.
ieres Mlunnen Sob1p. Sobn g. 8en-
Der erbnlten. CT eebort Der &Iaife
1906 an. 9as 8egrabnis fono Don
Der ct. Wid,aels-&irbe, Sobnstopn,
Ba., aus itatt. 8ir bitten uniere 2e-
ler, bes 8eritorbenen in ibren 8ebe.
ten 81 geoenfen.
gbenfaas bitten mir Inn bas 8ebet
fir Die Seelenrube Der sSrau Warga-
ret Srageiier, Bittsbureb, Ba. sic lit
Die Dhutter oes bohn. gfupert s.
Srageiier, zines unierer Alrnnen in
Sort Oeaoilon, So.
Soffentli6 baben uniere 2eIer ben
oiesmodentliden 5inan5berift ni6t
iiberieben. Derielbe entbdlt Die tpill-
fomnene Satiade, oaB unIere Srei-
ltelle gu gbren Il. 8. sSrau bon So
TINA pollltanoig geitiftet tporoen. Gin
alter 2eler bes ,Sbio> >@aiienfreuno'
bat nit einem 8eitrag bon 81 100000
Die Sreiltelle polenoet. 1nler @obl-
tater, Der feline 8er0ffentlibung iei-
nes Namens miiri6t, bot iein erlpar-
tes 8elb in iol6er @eiie angelegt,
oaB es bon &olt lnb Wotten niht
per5ebrt uerben fann uno linn iein
Seben lang unb belonoers in Der
gpigfeit berrlifje, unbersdngli6e
Sriibte traeen miro. 8ir banfen un6
gratulieren Dem e6len @obltGter 5u
ieiner 5reieebiefeit. Sn gan5 belon-
berer 8eiie ipirb er teilbaben an ben
pielen beiligen Weiien unierer Brie-
tier l1to ben tagliben @ebeten unie-
rer Stuoenten.
llnIere belten @liid1piinlde begIei.
ten bic biesidbriee &laiie unierer
Heuprieiter: &obert Muman, erie,
Ea.; antbonb geder, Mmbop, Sn.;
6arolo Burfar6t, gbeiter. Ya.; Ser.
tbolo DrenbeI. RapernilIe, Su.; Mo.
bert 2usan, 9ole6o, O.; Seron1e Sc.
lion, ct. Bn1I. Wainn.; Dnbio Ger.
mott, gouins. q. g.; eugene Soenig,
Sort Mdoion, sSsa.;; ginrotbp Noab.
groofiton, Winn.; @eral6 9foper, al'
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vStiuttlte OeS XDlftS
fiir bas Soiepbiunn1

ginIieseno So, oie if ols Donf-
iasuns fir Grbornug elmer 8itte Dem
bl. Solepb periprohen bate. M0ee
Der fl. Soiepb Sic unb aae, tpelhe
I'M Sntereiie oes Soiepbinums tdtie
ItnO, iegnen.
&c. S., ..
ginliegeno ST als 9ont fir Grill
lung elmer 8itte.
SRI. sc. g., Sa.
Ginliesenb 50, oie i6 perjpro6en
bate fir grborung meiner @ebete in
einem Inlieeen. 9onf oem Seraen
Seiu uno Der aaerielisiten Sung
frau!
90. g., ..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-07

lentotpn, ga.; SboroIf TbieIen, Bel.
lebue. So.
Gie bofm. &erren Beder, Niir-
farot uno Sbielen perbIeiben iffI 60
iepbinum aIs MitgIieoer Der SofhI-
tat.
Bir tueroen bie Noreilen Der iibri-
gen 0euprieiter ner0ffentliden, iobaIo
mir bieielben erbaIten.
NOge Der Seeen @ottes nno. Der
reidite Grfols lire fiinitise prieiter-
lide Gdtiefeit begIeiten!
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(SortieBuns foIst)
g,,ah,,a,s,,A,1

ct. Glpnb, Ofinn. = Mm pergan-
eenen Sanrstog erteilte Der bodm'ite
Sr. 8iid)of Solepb S. 8uib in Der
bieIigen &atbeorale BEN foIgenben
neun Sbeologen Die Brieitertpeibe:
Sod1p. @alter 8eonarf, 2ittle Sails;
Sod)p. 6ranf gbner, gIt Miper;;
Sofp. &oscoe 5innegan, ct. Glo,16;
5odip. Gi6arb Seio. 8roiperpiae;
So6p. slrtbur Soppe, Wtelroie;
So1n. SenrD 2utgen, Ilbonp;
Sofp. 5beobore Beterfa, 8reden-
ridge; Softp. &obert S1uI5etenberg,
@selroie; Sodlp.> 8iaiam 8eD, ct.
GIouo.
8imona, Oeinn. - Der boGu. Sr.
SSobn 6. Hpan, elm grieiter Der Dio-
5eie Binona uno Brofeilor an Ser
Catholic l1niperlitp in 8oibington,
tpuroe ioeben bon Yapit Yius XII.
gum pdpitlihen Sauspr1lateri NIT
Dem 0eoniisnortitel erboben. - Mm
fommenoen Sonntag miro Der boflp.
Sr. gomaro 6. Wountain aus Ser
bieiisen st. Sobn's- -@emeinoe gum
Erielter geiperbt.
Grooffon, Minn. = am Sanstag,
81. SUM-, feiert Der boh1p. P. Inielm
Srtmonn, O.S.B., ber5eit 9farrer in
GalamaD, iein golbenes BrieIteriubi-
ldnm. 8ei ben sSubelan1t tperoen linn
elm seeffe, p. gbril Ortnlonn, O.S.B,
bon ct. Sobn's unb P. MIfons 5au-
len. O.S.B., bon Detroit Safes am
altare aiiiitieren. 9ie 5eitprebigt
balt g. elmer gileni1enf, O.S.B.
bon Weoorbeao. Nad Dem @ottesbienit
finoet elm 5elteiien 5u gbren bes SUI
,bilars itatt. - p. InieIrn apurbe
1872 in 9atnme, 9euti9lan6, gebo-
rem, fam 1880 NIT ieinen gltern na1
Weire 8robe, Wiinn., mo6te ieine
Stuoien in ct. Sobn's ,lno tpuroe
oortlelbit am 21. Suni 1897 bon 8i-
l6of Wtc@olrid BON DULUTH getpeibt.
Seitber bat er rnunterbro1en in Der
Bfarrleelioree seipirft.
ct. Saul, 0finn.
slns ser er5bild)0fliben &an5Iei
tpurben Die folgenoen 8eriesungen
be5iebungsnere grnennuneen nnter
Der bod)p. @eiltlibfeit befannt gese-
ben:
Sodap. Sobn 90. Nileer BON Der
ct. glops-@emeinoe in @bent an Ole
ct. Wearien-@emeinoe in ct. BnmI !;
Sohm. Soiepb Neu6eder pon Der
ct. Sobannes- -@emeinbe in Searles
an bic ct. lops-@emeinoe in @bent;
@odn. Mrnol6 Berg BON Der ct.
Warien-@ @emeinbe in Seafortb an oie
ct. Sobannes- -@emein6e in 5earIes ;
@od1p. @enrD Sterner bon Der 81.
Molenfran5- -@emeinbe in North Nean-
fnto an Die ct. Wfarien -@enein6e in
geafortb;
Sodtp. 5reoerif Ortner BON Der
ct. @gnes s@emeinbe in ct. Ha,,I an
oie ct. @eorgs.gemeinoe in WeIt
Neauton;
9ohip. Saul Subge BON Der ct.
Soiepbs- -@en1einoe in 9fe6 Wirg on
6as gillo Waria acobemb IN Jronte.
1lnc;
&odtp. MaIpb NtuebIitein BON Der
NatibitD. @emei1oe IN ct. Yaul ON
bic ct. Soiepbs- -Gemeinbe in 9feo
Bing;
&odtp. 9bo6oeus 2o5iol bon Der
ct. pbilipps. @emeinoe in Minneopo.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-07
VIGIL LIGHTS

BY Georgene Post. >. S
Marg. Foley, Chicago, III. 49,.
Mrs. Geo. L. Boslett, Hunting
ton, Pa. ....................
Mrs. ]. Clyde Strouss, Mil VAL
ley, Calf. -.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-07

SSn Der bersangenen @o6e fam in
Den Bfarrlbulen uno boberen 2ebr-
anitalten Der graoi05eie ct. BauI Dos
Sduliabr gum abidluB. Il. a. abiol-
pierten fiinfunopier5ie 9beologen bas
ct. Bauler Seminar. Siinf5ebn
ShDeltern, Die am Oio5eim-2ebrer-
foIleg bobere 5tuoien obiolpierten,
Deroen am fommenben Sonntag ibre
2ebrsertififate erbalten. 1l 4..t
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8ortbinstpn, .. - ct. EanI, Niun.
Samstas, Z. SUM 1947.
81 enfaIenber

Sonntas, s. SUM: 3iueiter Sunntas
naf Efinsiteu. gpange-
Iium:. Sas eroBe 4benomabl
Noutag, 8. Sul1i; 5elician.
9ienstag, 10. Suni: Worgareta.
Mitt1pof, II. ,S1ni: garnabas.
Donnerstas, -. SUM: Sobannes
Sacunbus.
5reitag, 13. SUM: Ser5-S ei IL
Set.
Samstag, ID. SUM: 8aiilius.
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oem BON Dem SlibiIor 3elebrierten
Sod)omt Inn eff llbr alfiitierten bic
bod)4u. PIP. Omen Tefippe nno SULTAN
Simon am AItare. Die aeitpreoigt
bieIt Der bod)m. p. Metbooius 9sor-.
ipnn, O.S.B.. bon ct. Sobn's. N1it-
tags ierDierten Die Jroien Der @e-
meinoe elm Geit1nabl fir bic bohp.
@eiitli6feit uno 6ie n1dIten Ser
manoten beg SiibiIars. geohmittnas
fdno Elm offentliber Gmpfang Itott,
gu 1peIhem fib S1aren bon @en1ein-
oen1itglieoern iinb ausp1rttgen
5reunoen oes Subilars einfanben.
r. Sbeooore nollenoete feline Gtuoien
in ct. Sobn's, mo er i'm SUM 1922
bon benz bohin'lten Srn. 8iidof So
iepb s. 8Mlh non ct. CLOUD bic
Srieiteripeibe enpfing. Goraufbin
mirfte er odt Sabre lang an Ser ct.
Sobn's uniperiitp, big er 1880 oIs
@ohfolger hon p. gnielm Srtmann
Rforrer Der ct. Soiepbs -@emeinbe
iDur6e.
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Treiftene 81 Gbren Der
FL. Wutter Gabrini

Previously credited. ..... So ,383.42
JOS. Neubauer, Milwaukee,
wis. $500
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. WetZel,
Egg Harbor, N. J. $500. 500
Andrew Marinak, Steelton,
IA. ................ o.UU
DR.. F. M. Rickle, Alpena,
Mich. .............. 800
Catherine Barres, Lakeville,
Minn. ITO
Mary Mundweiler, Schenec-
tady, NY. ......... 100
Louise F. Litchefield, Louis
vile, KY. ............. 100
Joseph Kress ST., Medford,
Wis. 100
Total. So, ,430 so
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COAL FUND
Previously credited. =. 1888 .05
BY AlbaneSe & Sons Coal Co. Abs
Lucille Seidensticker, Colum-
bus, o. ..,... 49,. 200
Frank Hoffman,, Evansville,
Ind. ...................... 900. $50
Mrs. Theresa Kern, Brooklyn,
N. Y, 100
Markus Schneider, Dayton, o. 100
Total. .$915. 80
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-07

Mm pergangenen Sonntags feierte
Der bodm e. Meo0ore Arebsbnh,
O.S B.. Narrer Der @t. SoIepbs. .ge.
meinoe in Minneapolis. AaS filberne
Subildrm ieiner Nriefteripeihe. Sci
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-07

am nergansenen Samstag erteilte
Der bodap'ite Sr. giifof @eIh bon
Dulutb, in 8ertret,,ng oes boh1p' item
Srn. gr5biid)ofs DfurrnD. ser intnler
nod niht aus bent 9olpitoI entlaIien
neroen fonnte, ben foIgenoen fiinf-
5ebn Tbeologen Die Brieitertpeibe, unb
5,Dar fir ole gr5oi05eie ct. Saul:
SodiD. gilbert Bprne, ct. 8ri6get's-
@emeinbe, 9e@raff; &odp. ssobn
GooneD, 9eatinitD- @emeinoe, ct.
Saul; Sodp. 9fobert G,,1n, ct.
COLUMBIA s-@emeinbe, ct. BauI;
&odm. Sobn Semp, sSneornation-
8emeinbe, Ninneapolis; Sohp. Ger
alo aeefe, SI. DreifoItigfeits -@e-
meinbe, 8initeo; Sodtp. 2otprence
aeler, Simmelfabrts- -@emeinoe, 8if-
fielo; Sofap. George &opalif, ct.
3brillus-@en1einoe, Weinneapolis;
So6tp. Hidaro 2arfin, ct. 2ufe's-
@emeinoe, ct. Haul; &odp. 8il-
liam Werb, ct. 2ufe's.@emeinbe,
ct. Baul; Sodp. George Mebil It'll.
@nnunciation- @emeinoe, Weinneapo-
Lis; Sod)m. @eralo 8oipan, ct. Be-
terss@emeinoe, Wenoota; Sodtp.
Donalo Colt, 9tatipitp- -@emeinoe, ct.
Soul; Sofp. ssobn Sonfonit, ct.
Samess@emeinbe, st. Saul; SodtD.
gomaro S5pmanifi, &oIp GroB.@e-
meinoe, Wfinneapolis; 9o11p. Sci
fael 3otpalnidi, ct. Bbilippg-@e-
mein6e, Minneapolis.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-07

JreifteQe 81 Gbren Il. 8.
6rau BON Ssattnla
Previously credited. go. So, ,066 90
BY Nm .................. 100000
Total. .$5, ,O66 90
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-11-11
It Can Happen and It Did!
IN. W. Times Rockies Take Lesson
In Bowling from TakanO Girls

Shame on Northwest Times
Rookiesl
The Rockies. repeatedly rolling
in the City Merchants League Ia
mems circuiD, were framed into
an embarrassing 81 defeat by Ia
kano Studio of the SNGBO Seattle
Nisei Girls Bowling Organization)
last Sunday night in an out-of-
league match in Main Bowl.
The Rockies. bowling as If they
were looking at girss instead of the
pins. were soundly thrashed by the
youthful Studio kcglers.
Aiko Kawaguchi and Kiki Yama-
motto especially were responsible for
the Rockies downfall. Miss Kawa-
guchi aimed 452. and Miss Yama-
motto a 442 Dot Kodama, number
four woman, assaulted the wood for
the nights high 100 after a mis-
cradle opening 90.
To make the story short, as the
Rockies would like to have it, the
girls were picking UP their spares
with deadly accuracy while the boys
were throwing the Brunswick into
strange corners of the alley, far
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-11-11

PORTLAND Greg, Nov. 11-.The
ever consistent Azumano Insurance
team continued their upward climb
In the O.NBL. as they came thru
with a 81 win over the Kern Park
floral five last Friday night. An
Choir man Nobi Furukawa blasted
well rolled 176-190- 183-549 SER
les to provide the big punch.
The team that is still stealing the
spotlight away from the leading
Azumano five, however is Lombard
Food Center which whitewashed
Sono Team, 40. to run their con-
secutiye streak to is. Kaz Yama-
saki's SIT series was high for the
food men who are now only three
games behind the front running
Azumano's.
In another league game, Motor
Clinic snapped out of its downward
spiral to take 40 count over the
Russelville club with the aid of
Duke Tanaka's 176-179- 1850 eff
fort.
Cascade Produce took 81 de-
cision from Tsuboi jewelers. to
maintain its spot in the league
standings. H. Mishima's PIT game
and 507 series were high for the
losers.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-11-11
TOkuda Drug
Squashes a
Boys, 52-2S

Showing amazing offensive power,
Tokuda Drug, Glass A Nisci basket
ball championship team, easily
whipped the Associated Boys, 1929,
last night (Monday) in practice
game at Buddhist auditorium.
Heading the list of scorers were
Yuk Takeuchi and TAX Yagi fol-
lowed by Manabu Fujino and Bull
frog" Suzuki, latest addition to the
star-studded Nisei cage squad. To-
kuda's were ahead 32-11 sat half
time.
The scoring follows:
TOKUDA t52)-Y. Takeuchi 70,
T. Yagi 10. Fujino 8, Yasuda Q,
Shobo Fulfil 6, Saibo Fulfil, Nishi-
mura, Kinoshita Q, Suzuki 8, Naka-
gawa 6, Otani; ASSOCIATED
BOYS (28)-Hanson Z, Foley Q,
Steele 4, Carol 6, Knighton, Meza,
Stoltz, Hale 8.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-11-11
Chinese Teams Display Title Power;
Dump Lotus Mercury, s. E. Merchants

clever center, and HOWE Wong
were the big guns in the concen-
trated Chinese drive in the last
half.
The Chinese "B", also backed by
Post 1856, tripped Lotus Mercury,
26-17, in the opener Calvin Chinn
of the winners tailed nine points
In the only other game, the Lotus
Lancers, Glass ''B" quintet, dump
ed Tacoma easily.
The scoring follows:
LEGION A (26)-A. Mar 4, r..
Wong Q, 500. w. Chinn, Louie g.
Fung, B. Chinn, Phil Mar Hing Z,
Chin, H. Wong 8. L. Chinn; S. E.
MERCHANTS d6)-Kirita, Shigi-
hara 2, Yanagimachi 3. Watanabe
Tanabe 2, Sakai, Kurimura, Kase-
guma, Yagi 2, j. Fujii 2, Ogishima
8. Kawahara, Kashiwagi, Hata, Ia
keuchi, r. Sasaki 2. E. Sasaki.
LEGION B (26)-Yaplee 4, Chinn
o, C. Mar, D. Mar S, Mark 4, H.
Chin a. F. Chin, e. Mar 1, Zip;
LOTUS MERCURY QD-Shimi-
zu A, Nagamatsu 1, Kumasaka Q
Kawata, Seko 2, Omura 4, Kataya-
ma Yorita 2, Kawachi 2.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-11-11
sideline Topics

slick Ray Saito of Ontario, Greg, will prob
ably be the whole show for Greenhouse "A'', but
unfortunately he will be unable to pull his team
any higher than fifth place. the girls in Port
land haven't started practicing basketball yet,
Alice Sono told us few days ago; after their
brilliant performance in the NV. Times first
annual Northwest Nisei Basketball Tournament,
it is needless to point out that couple of rehear
sails on passing and shooting should put them
back to fine titular shape. Aubrey Funai of
kirkland who did such an excellent job of ar
ranging games for the Preside of Monterey,
Calf, quintet last season, now is handling the
Hawaii All-Stars' tour of the mainland; Aubrey
is the brother of Tosh, the number one Nisei
whistle-blower.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-11-11
All-Hawai Nisei Stars Accept Bid
To All-Oriental Cage Tourney Here

Eight of the nations most col
orful Oriental basketball teams VIII
vie for honors in the first all
Oriental National Basketball
Tournament to be held Dec. rs. 81
and % in the new Seattle Colleye
gym which has a seating capacity
of 1000.
The four Chinese teams are
about set, according to Phil Mar
Hing, tournament committee co.
chairman. They are st. Mary's
of San Francisco. the Fay Wan
club Of Fresno. Cathay Post 1876
Of Seattle. and a team from Ca
NADIA.
The Japanese American quintets
will be the ALL Hawaii Nisei Stars
Seattle NVC All-Stars. the Chica-
go Huskies, and a California team
(probably the winner of the
Thanksgiving tournament in San
Franoisco).
The consolation and the champ
ionship games will be played on
Sunday, Dec. %. with the first
game starting at 2:30 pm. Officials
will be provided by the King Coun-
ty Referees Association.
Awards will be presented at the
tournament dance which will be
sponsored on the night of the
championship game.
Seattle College is located at
Broadway and East Madison.
The NvC and the Cathay Post
are selling special reserved tickets
good for every tournament game
at $3.50 apiece. Regular prices will
be 81 for adults and sixty-five cents
for students.
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Records Set
In emil Told

Records which are standing up
right in the City Merchants league
in Main Bowl were disclosed today
by league secretary TAX Asaba as
follows:
INDIVIDUAL GAME-Shig Su-
mioka 241. Biff Ihashi 1888.
INDIVIDUAL SERIES-Biff Ina
shi COS, Shig Sumioka 500.
TEAM GAME international Re-
atty $50, jackson Grocery 9l6.
TEAM SERIES-Karikomi In
surance 2545, International Realty
1928.
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Down Tenpin Alley.

Tad's Gardening men were so elated over
their four-zero triumph over the N. w. Times
Rockies, they treated themselves to a "shina-
meshi''; the Rockies had cokes. current Stats
tics reveal that SNGBO bowlers are Individually
better than their Oregon sisters and Seattles CT
ty Merchants League men boast higher averages
that the Hood Riverites; the reason could be that
our neighbors south of the Columbia had slow
start in the trunding sport Joe Hirabayashi
+ of Kashiwagi's Hubs has squeezed into the
CML's big Ten but how long he'll stay
among the classy ones remains to be SEEM.
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Kashiwagi Calls
Meeting Nov. ID

Every team manager In the Nisel
Veterans COMMITTEES three basket
ball leagues-A, B and Girls-is re-
quested to attend a meeting called
by league director Su Kashiwagi
for this Friday, Nov. Ia. in the Sc
attic Buddhist temple. The meet
ing will start from 7:3O pm. at
which time Kashiwagi will distri-
butte some league data and ask for
Class A all-star selections which
are to be chosen by the players and
coaches themselves.
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PSGA Announces
Tourney Data

Foursomes and starting times for
the Puget Sound Coli Associations
turkey tournament next Sunday,
Nov 16, on the jefferson park golf
course. were announced today as
follows:
3 am.-Takagi 81, Saiki 20, Mo-
mura 81. T. Yamaguchi 81; 8:05-l
Yamagiwa 20, Uno %. Tosaya "a,
Hayashi "a; 8:10-Momoda %, Ken
il Nakamura %, Yoshino %, Nakao
%; 8:15-Hirota %, Ted Jue 20.
Teraoka 10, Iwata 10.
800 am..-Iguchi 10. Okamoto
10, T. Furuta 18, EgaShira 49, 8:25
u. T. Nakagawa 10, Urakawa 49,.
Hirabayashi 10; $40 - Kinomoto'
Is, Funai 16, Sahira is, Y. Furu-
Ia Is; 8:35-W Nakamura 16, MINI
blu is, Furukawa Is, Nobi Nakaga-
wa Is.
$40 am.-1'anabc 10, Umino H.
Sakahara ID, j. Shimizu IA; 8:45-
Kano IA, Harada 49, Lee 10, X. va
masuchi ID: 8;50-Kawaguchi II,
Louie IL, Kuni Nakamura H. Ma
tori IL.
1855 a. NC. Shimizu IL, Kashi-
wagi IL. Yoshitake IL, M. Yama-
guchi 8; 9-Okimoto 8. Magazine
8, Hattori 7, Nagamatsu 5.
Those In A Flight have S to 10
handicap, and in B Flight, Is to
81.
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That the Chinese community will
have two powerful. Understanding
outfits in the Nisei Veterans Com
mittee's basketball leagues this sea-
son, was proved last Sunday after
noon in exhibition games billed by
the NVC in the Buddhist auditori-
UNI.
The Chinese Community team,
sponsored by Cathay Post 1856. best
ed the South End Merchants 6-l6,
after sluggish first-half score Of
6-3 in its favor. Phil Mar Hing,
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NVC, Cathay Post
Plan Pre-TOurney
Dance, Dec. 6

"A Country Ball., pre-all
Oriental basketball tournament
dance, viii be co-sponsored by Chi
nese Cathay Post 1876 and the Nisei
Veterans Committee, on Saturday,
Dec. 6. in the Seattle Buddhist
auditorium. Dancing to the music
furnished by Vern Mallory's Or
chestra will be from 8 pm. to u
midnight.
Everyone attending Is urged to be
dressed informally in jeans, CT
khakis, or plain civvie pants. Any
one wearing Tie will be barred
from the dance. according to chair
man Hiro Nishimura.
The cost will be two dollars per
couple and SIPS for stays and
stagettes.