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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-01
BAKERS ON TOP
In HOUSE LOOP
Have Firm Hold AS League
Season Ends; Banquet
Is April IL

With only one more week to
bowl, the City Bakery keglers have
firm grip on first place in the
House League. Second-place N
o. Maytags cannot catch up as the
margin is four games and there
remain only three more to bowl.
The Maytags took three from
Mizeners and Odd Fellows took
three from Burts Store Monday
night. Lake Shore Dairy won two
from Kiwanis and City Bakers
took two from the Masons.
1t was decided by vote of all
bowlers to hold the annual House
League Banquet in Marshall's Inn
at 7 p. M, Monday, April IL.
All team captains are requested
to report reservations to League
Secretary o. A. Taylor not later
than Monday April 4.
City Bakers had top series this
week, their 3059 including games
of 1908, 1860 and 1OO6. The Mas
ons had highest single team score,
1915.
Individual high bowlers were
Don Bredehoft whose COS included
games of 235 and 202; Rich Jo-
hansen, 22O and 2O1; Andy Mi
gala, 208 and 210; John Liptok,
20S; Ray Wight, 221; Bill Tim
bin, 224; Earl McRitchie, 215;
Bill Misch, 209, and Marv Lund-
gard, 207.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-01

have enough money. we used up funds set aside
for replacing WORKOUT equipment. We used
savings We used earnings. And, because earnings
were good enough to make our credit good, we
ran up bilI' by selling more stock =. by
borrowing new money.
Today, we're only part way through our build
ing program :. and you are enjoying the results
in full supply of OIL and in prices already lower
for some petroleum products.
But part way isn't far enough! We beliepe
yonW agree ... it will be good for everybody if
oil industry earnings continue to be enough to
bring you all the oil you need
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-01
State Game Meet
Set For August 4

The Ohio Conservation and
Natural Resources Commission
has named August a as the date
for the 1949 annual Public Game
Hearing. The hearing will be
held in the State Office Building
in Columbus and will be open to
the general public, conservation
club delegates and members of the
Advisory Council representing
each of the seven conservation
districts in the state.
Commission members generally
agreed that the earlier date,
usually in May, of former years
was much too early to estimate
what the population of game in
the field would be by hunting sea-
son time and thereby determine
the length of the season, bag linn
its and daily hunting hours.
DR.. Frederick c. Swing, Cincin-
natl Commission member, stated
that the hunting public of Ohio
depends upon the judgment of the
Commission to set regulations
based on the available surplus
game in the field and that there's
too much guess work in making
such an important decision earlier
than August.
Last year the Commission de-
layed setting the regulations Off
cially until September.
AS for any prediction as to
what season, bag limits or daily
hunting hours hunters might ex-
pect this fall, Commission Chair
man Louis Bromfeld pointed out
that regulations will be based
primarily on the results of the
nesting season which as always
will depend n great deal on wea-
ther conditions. However, he eX-
planned, the Commission expects
to be able to Indicate the opening
date of the season before Aug
ust, following a policy adopted
two years ago of retaining the
same opening date each year fol
the convenience of the hunters.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-01
Swans Total 1884
In ABC Assault

Swan Cleaners totaled 2748 in
their pin assault at the A. b. c.
tournament in Atlantic City, New
Jersey, last week They expect to
place in the money with this
score.
Herb Miesle was top scorer, his
$50 series being among the win
ners also. The bowlers enjoyed
sightseeing after their turns at
the spacious alleys, but they didn't
walk the nine-mile Board Walk.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-01
THlNClADS PREPARE
FOR TRACK SEASON

Port Clinton Redskin Thinclads
will open the 1949 track season
Tuesday, April IL, when Lakeside
and Old Fort will be guests at a
tri-schools meet in the athletic
field.
Coach Norm Willbond has five
lettermen returning to form the
bulwark Of the new team. They
are Bill Bslshaw, Dave Krupp,
Andy Migala, Harold Masing and
Jim McGee.
Belshaw will compete in the
hurdles; Knapp in both hurdles,
high and broad jump; Migala in
the pole vault; Masing in shot put
and MCGEE in the 440. John Braun
will compete in the mile and Tay-
lor will train for the weights.
The opening meet on Tuesday
April IL, will be at six o'clock with
Lakeside ard Old Fort as competi-
tors. May Is is the date for the
annual Ottawa County track and
field meet, to be held this year in
Genoa. Preliminaries will be in
the afternoon with the finals to
start at s o'clock.
Tentative track dates for the
Redskins are as follows:
April 12-Lakeside and Old
Fort, here. 6 p. m.
April 20-At Genoa. 4:15 p. m.
April 22-23-Mansfeld Relays.
April 26--Oak Harbor and El-
more here. 6 p. m,
April 2S-Bowling Green and
Sandusky, here. 4:15 p. m.
April 30-Ohio Wesleyan Re-
lays, Delaware.
May 6-Devilbiss Relays, To-
ledo.
May 10-Open.
May 13-County Meet at Genoa.
Preliminaries in afternoon, finals
at 8 p. m.
Nav 20-District meet in Bow
ling Green.
May 27-State meet in Column
bus.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-01
HURT IN CRASH

Harold Sans, Bradner, received
an ankle injury, and Maurice
Houston, Toledo, sustained a dis
located collarbone early Saturday
when their anto was wrecked at
the curve in Route 2, near the
Kuzma filling station. They were
treated in Magruder Memorial
Hospital and released.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-01
Johnson Leads
Sunday Bowlers

With Walter johnson bowling
$50, the Port Clinton Candy Com
pany keglers won two of three
games from Reinecks' Cafe, of
Norwalk, Sunday. Johnson had
games of 1872, 221 and 246.
Hark Selgo mad COZ, including q
235 effort. Clarence Quisno
bowled games of 215 and 202 and
Putfenberger had a 201. No 9th
er N. c.. o. matches were sched-
uled here.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-01
TOP TEAMS TO MEET

Sandusky Auto Dealers, current
ly leading the North Central Ohio
Travelling League by three games
and the second place Swan Clean
ers of this city, will bowl in Clin-
ton Recreation Alleys Sunday af-
ternoon. Swans will also bow
Bellevue in the second half of tehh
double-header.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-01
BOWL IN CANTON

Members of the P. C. Candy
Company bowling team will COM
pete in the Individual Sweepstakes
tournament in Canton Sunday.
Rodney Granstaff will replace the
ailing Harold Pulschen.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-12-17

Team Series - Sakahara Insur-
ance. 1880.
P. S. LAUNDRY 80 = John Asa
hara SOS, Joe Asahara ass. Tanabe
SOL, F. Hidaka 470. Yamane SGT;
CATHAY POST 1856 C) = Poy 491,
Coon asa, Mar 431. Wong 1863, Chin
469.
FEEDERS CHEVROLET 20 =
Yamamoto 500. Kimura 500, Sunni
Okla 499, Tada 472, Takahashi All;
RED FRONT TAVERN ID - G.
Tanagi 466, Nishimoto 507, Hama
saki SIS, Ihashi 497, Fujino 442.
ROYAL AMUSEMENT t2) - Ku-
ranishi $40, Iwasaki 461, Yamaguchi
495, Sugawara 582 Suyama 470;
SUPERIOR USED CARS ID - Yo-
koyama ssh, Tsuchikawa 497. Sasak.
467, Nomura sos, Takagi SIS.
18TH AVE. SERVICE (2) - Yo-
shijima STA, Koga 400. Shiota 446,
Bahia AL. Asaba 500; NORTHWEST
TIMES ID = Yamasaki SIG. Fukei
465, Mizuki 525, Kuniyuki 585, Ia
kemura 448.
NAGAMINE'S 80 - Tanaka 498
Shibuya 557, Nitta sos, Namba 573,
Tsuji 49l; JACKSON GROCERY
(0) - B. Nakata AT, Maekawa sol,
T. Nakata Zone game) 1l2, Full
moto 423, Urakawa 453. Dummy
26O.
SAKAHARA ms. .(2) = Roy Ia
nagi 500, T. Hidaka $50, Segimoto
SAL, Oyama 542, Fujiwara SIS;
PSVGA % Osaka 465, Shigio
Ala, Kiyohara AGO, Ota 480, Maebori
562
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-12-17
Lotus Girls Down
Chicks, "a to .

Coach Johnny Kusakabe had his
Lotus girls playing heads-up ball as
they defeated the Seattle Chicks.
"a to 49, for their third straight
victory in the local girls basketball
league last Tuesday night in the
Buddhist gym.
Pacing Lotus were Ets IchikaWa,
last season star, and Mary Hanada
Tomo and Dorothy Iwasaki were
the Chicks chief troubleshooters.
The WWG's crushed Anna Kays,
80 to Is, after a close first-half
struggle. The "Dubs" were ahead
by slim 1914 margin at the in
Permission but came back strong
extensively and defensively. They
held the beauticians to two points
while they rang up Is. Sunni Suguro
of WIGS was in fine fettle as she
hit the hoop for 90 Dorothy Yo-
kota was best for Anna Rays with
10.
In the final contest of the night,
the u. w. Goods decisioned the Lotus
Starlettes, "a to 81. Tama Inaba,
tallying ID, and Jean Fulfil, posting
IL. were scoring leaders for Goods
and Starlettes respectively.
The scorings follow:
LOTUS (24 - Mary Hanada 8,
Chiye Kusakabe 4. Els Ichikawa 10,
Janet Okamoto 2, Nori Ichikawa,
Marian Kono, Sue Tainaka, June
Ishida, Helene Tsutsumoto; CHICKS
(23) Dorothy Iwasaki 8, Tomo
IWasaki 10, Gloria Osawa Margaret
Senda. Marianne Urakawa, Togo
Kitayama 5, June Watanabe, Toni
Yoshioka, Gloria Hyodo, Yone Kan
da.
WWG 1922 - Keiko Kitayama 8,
Sunni Suguro 20, Takae Tanino 4,
Reiko Tanaka, Agnes Takizaki, Janet
Otoshi. Amy Chikamura, Lily Ma
kano, ANNA KAY'S 16) - Toshi
Iwasaki 2, Pat Sakuma. Anna Yagi
4. Dot Yokota 10, Mary Kinoshita
Mary Morimoto, Frances Ikeda.
GOODS ga Marian Tamura
4, Sodie Nakashima. Betty Shioyama
4. Dot Tanabe g. Tama Inaba 10
Fudge Sakanashi, Edna Hirabayashl
Virginia Chan; STARLETTES CD
Anne Aoyama 6, Irene Fulfil 3
Jean Fujii II. Marianne otoshi
Amy Hirabayashi Rose Kobata. To-
shiko Tanaka. Jane Okamoto SUM
Shimbo. Arlene Full, Joyce Toshi
Marge Tomoguchi.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-12-17
Cagers Practice
For Tournament

Members of the Seattle All-Stars
entered in the all-Oriental National
Tournament scheduled Dec. 1925 in
San Jose, Calf, went through rigor-
Gus practice session last Thursday
evening at Buddhist gym in pre-
paration for the tourney.
Manager TAX Miyahara. who will
accompany the team. had big Ed
Wong of Cathay Post and Ray Saito
of Main Bowl alternating in the
center spots, with Tokuda Drugs
long-shot artists, Mote Yasuda and
Shobo Full. in the guard positions.
Others alternating as guards were
Gaylord Iwasaki of Mercury and
Ray 500 of Cathay Post.
In the forward wall, Seiji Hata of
Polka Dots. HOWE Wong of Cathay
Post, Club Hori of Main Bowl, and
Ed Yaplee of Cathay Post saw ex-
tensive workout.
Others who will make the trip
are: Richie Lee. David Wong and
Willie Chin of Cathay Post
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-12-17
Old Timers Dump
Maynard, 20 to "a;
Tanagi Scores l3

One never knows what will happen
Does one?
The Old Timers. who were pre-
dicted TO finish the season without
single victory, came up with a
humdinger last Wednesday night on
the local Buddhist floor.
They upset the one-time Glass
IA championship May
nard Cafe Polka Dots, 90 to "a. And
Roy Tanagi was the sponsor of the
tingling triumph as he southpawed
Is points between the hoop ring.
The Old Timers held very much
comfortable 1873 lead at the half
way mark.
The Glass A CroWs-the Old Crows
and the Gyokko Ken Crows-en-
joyed a profitable evening. The Old
Crows spanked the plucky Midgets,
90 to II, and the Gyokko Ken Crows
repulsed Rissho. rs to %
Baptist Comets melted Chinatown
its sixth consecutive Glass A loss,
the score being "a to rs. Mits Ito
of the winners bucketed II points as
did Luke of the losers.
The scorings follow:
OLD TIMERS (29) - S. Fujii 2,
Tanagi Is, Hidaka /, Murotani /,
Yoshida Q Funai l, Egashira 2. va
mazda, Okamoto, Kubota. Kawaguchi
| l, T. Yagi s; POLKA DOTS 90
Hata 7, D. Fujii 7, Kawahara 4, Su-
guro 6, K. Yagi. Hagiwsra, Miya-
hara.
COMETS (34) Murakami 3
Militia 2, Ishimitsu 6. Tokunaga 5
Mihara g. Yoshino 2, Ito IL: CHINA
TOWN (25) = Lew 5, Hing Chinn
|, J. Wong 4, Eng, zee l. Luke II
Pang, j. Chinn 3. D. Chinn.
OLD CROWS 900 - Tomita 2
Kato S, Aoyama 4, Mizuh 2. Yoro-
zu, Mano u. Mikami 2, Inouye 2;
NUGGETS I'D Moriguchi 4
Namba 7, Yamada. Matsumoto z
Kobata l. Shibata, Kusakabe. Echigo
l, Nakagawa 2, Yamaguchi, Wata-
nabe.
GYOKKOKEN CROWS (25 -
Shinoda |, Komorita, Oyabe 5, Oki-
yama. Otsuka. Ooka 6, Hayasaka g.
Shioyama, Fukuma 6, Otani 4;
RISSHO (22) - Arai, Tsuye. Naka-
mura 4. Koizumi 2, Hayashi s, Flu
keda 6, Kawahara 2, Okamoto 2.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-12-17
Sacramento YBA Saints Due in Town
Today; They Play Chicks Sunday

Everything is in readiness to well
come the Sacramento YBA Saints
who a week ago defeated Placer for
the womens title in the Sacramento
Invitational Basketball tournament.
The California YBA champions.
who hold a remarkable record of
seventy-nine victories, two ties and
two losses in eighty-three games
from 46- 40. will arrive here at AIS
pm. today Saturday, Dec. 10. They
will be accompanied by their coach,
YoSh MatSubara
Members of the travelling squad
include Abu Keikoan. Helen Yagi.
Aki Sato. Terry Ogata, Dorothy To-
yota Miyo Okubo, Amy Kamikawa,
Bubbles Keikoan, Lai Fong, Suzy
Hiromoto and Grace Shigaki.
Also making the trip here are
Mrs. Pearl Matsuhara. adviser Mrs.
s. Sasaki of the Sacramento Budd-
hist church. official Scene" maya
zine photographer George Ochikubo,
and managers Fumi Tsukiji and
Amy Yamada.
The Southland girls team game
schedule will be as follows:
SUNDAY, Dec. 1S
At Buddhist
pm.-Seattle Chicks VS. Sacra-
mento YBA Saints.
MONDAY, Dec. 10
At Fife High
8 pm-Tacoma YBA VS.. Sacra-
mento YBA Saints.
TUESDAY, Dec. 20
1t Buddhist
pm. Lotus VS.. Sacramnto
YBA Saints
While in Seattle, the Sacramento
Saints will make their headquarters
at the NJ p. Hotel They will be
treated to a luncheon at 1890 Sun
day. Dec. 10, by the Lotus Senior
girls at the Buddhist temple, and
will be guests of the Lotus Semen
kai at its bonenkai at 6 pm, We'd
nesday, Dec. 81, also in the temple
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Yut PAGES Captains

OREGON NISEI WOMENS
BOWLING LEAGUE STANDINGS
LAS of Dec. 81
Abe Transfer 10 6
3J's 9 7
Tsuboi jewelers. 88
Captains Sport Shop 7 9
Chinese Youth Group 79
Taylor st. Smoke Shop 70
NIGHTS HIGH
Singles = Lois Yut. Captains, 1871
Series = Lois Yut, Captains, 518
Team Game = Captains, 1855.
Team Series = Captains, 2l2O.
TSUBO1 JEWELLERS 90 = Mary
Sasaki 421, Misa Michikami 381,
Sachi Nakata 800, Kimi Sasaki Az
Fumi Wakamatsu 344; ABC TRANS
FER % = Mary Jane Chin 1888,
Grace Wong 1853, Rose Lee 405. Jane
lee 1853. Marilyn Wong 423.
TAYLOR ST. SMOKE SHOP go
KIM Akiyama 381, Ruth Komachi
1913, Aya Fukuda 405, Mieko Fujita
400, Toshi Tamiyasu 400; CAPTAIN
SPORT SHOP ID = Kathleen Sa-
saki 1893, Jessie Furukawa 397, Jinx
Tamiyasu $3.50. Yoke Hishikawa 423,
Lois Yut 518.
CHINESE YOUTH GROUP o.
Patsy Fong 321, Mae Lee 3l6, Gwen
Yut 367, Liz Wong 375, Lorraine
1896; THREE Us ID = Marian Lee
346, Maxine Fong 1882, Anna Wong
399, Lii Wong BIT. Chris Guam $50
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-12-17

A1SAASo VA % SASSs
TAILS "a - Kitayama 544, Sa-
kanashi 447, Yoshijima 459, Yoshida
486, Lew 486; TAKANO STUDIO
(O Yamamoto ABS, D. Kodama
800, Shimizu 400, M. Ishii 407. Ko-
niShi 1888.
CHINA IMPORT & EXPORT "a
-Okada 1853. Yamaguchi 4O7. Kyono
406, Beppu 466, Hamano 4l2; MINT
BEVERAGE (0) - Morimoto 1888,
Yagi 1853, Sakai 312, Jinguji 361, Ha-
NADIA 1868.
CHIKATA DRUG "a - Yamada
384. Tsue 337, Tanaka 372, Y. Ishii
428, M. Kodama 436; NORTH
COAST IMPORTING 90 = Hidaka
All, Takahashi BAT, Oyama 402. Te-
'ao Adj. Nskashima 421.
MARTHA'S BEAUTY SHOP d.
Ishikawa 438 Ikeda 279, Y. TAM
guchi 377, Maniwa 433. Sanico 1874;
METZGER'S REALTY 90 = Ko-
MAXI 428, A. Taniguchi BIT, Aki-
yan'a 1892. Dummy score 10. Anal
1.-TWO gamcs) 243, Dummy score $50
GYOKKO- KEN CAFE CD Ono
379, Nishiguchi 426. Dol ADJ. Daty
1863 Young 435; NJ P. HOTEL d.
I. Nakauchi $50. Takemura 1856. Higs
299 Urakawa 1873. r. Nakauchi ABS
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-12-17
70 Kitayama Stars

SNGBO STANDINGS
(As of Dec. 15)
w L
China Import & Export 80 IT
Tails 81 10
Chikata's "a %
Takano Studio "a 20
Gyokko Ken % %
North Coast Importing % %
Martha's Beauty Shop q 20
N. P. Hotel Is 81
Mint Beverage II 80
Metzger's Realty 10 As
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-12-17

NIGHTS HIGH
Singles = Ed Dong, Victor Ying
Lee Post lat, 224.
Series = Tomo Saito, Taylor st.
Smoke Shop, $40.
Team Game - Nisei Pool, 1902.
Team Series = Nisei Pool, 1852.
FOSTER CAFE 90 = Sasaki SAL,
Shimizu 523, Sono 483, Onishi Sis,
Furukawa 474; MARAUDERS o.
Fujihara 418. Sakamoto 434, Kagawa
1874, Hongo 1872, Kuwahara 478.
j. K. KIDA (2) - Mishiro ACT,
Nishino 400, Soejima 343, Miyoshi
453, Dummy 361; BACHELORS %
r. Nakata 439, G.. Hirata 1893, H.
Nakata 436. w Hirata 1906, F.. Ia
naka 449
RUSSELLvILLE co = Toya 488,
Hara 494, Takeuchi 456, Fujii 450,
Sugahiro 468; TUCK LUNG co.
% = D. Lee ACT, Louie 537, L. Lee
$50, F. Wong 500, v. Wong 478.
TAYLOR ST. SMOKE SHOP ca
S. Akagi 528, Hachiya SCI, E. Sal
to ATT, Y. Akagi 457, T. Saito $40;
NISEI POOL Cd = Nakamura 437,
Furukawa $50, D. Tanaka $40, Nj
guma 562, Akamatsu 493.
AzUNfANO ms. 90 = Sono 536,
Shiiki 456, Vic ass, Tambara 466,
Mino 461; MOTOR CLINIC ID -
Kasai 525, Wakamatsu 466, Hinatsu
427, Tic 482, Akiyama 491.
VICTOR WING LEE 20 = C. Lee
ABS, Lum $50, Chung 459, Wing 479,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-12-17

NIGHTS HIGH
Singles 70 Kitayama, Tails,
202.
Series = Yo Kitayama. Tails,
544.
Team Game - Tails, 1877.
Team Series = Tails, 2422.
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OREGON NISEI WOMENS
BOWLING LEAGUE STANDINGS
(As of Dec. 81
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SUNDAY. Dec. IS
At Buddhist
pm. - WWG VS.. StarletteS
Girls.
. pm.-Mercury VS. Superior Used
Cars (AA).
3 pm.-Seattle Chicks VS.. Sacra-
mento (Girls-non-league).
TUESDAY. Dec. 20
At Buddhist
7 pm.-Lancers VS.. Savoys (A).
8 pm.-Midgets VS.. King Snak
CA.
9 p.m.-Lotus Girls VS. Sacrament
to tGirls-non-league).
FRIDAY, Dec. %
At Buddhist
7 p.m.-Lancers VS.. Midgets (A)
8 pm.-Rissho VS.. Todas Mon
archs (A).
9pm.-Gyokkoken Crows VS.. King
Snak (A).
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Dong Rings up 224

OREGON NISEI BOWLING
LEAGUE STANDINGS
las of Dec. 81
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Kyono SAL; MAYNARD CAFE d.
Deguchi Ala, Yoshitake SIT, Yasu-
nobu 5O9 B. Suyama 512, Edamura
495.
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Osaka Hits 215

NISEI MERCHANTS LEAGUE
STANDINGS
(As Of Dec. 15)
W L
Tad's Gardening 81 Is
7th Ave. Service 26 Is
Kinoshita's IS II
Hattori Realty Is IT
Richards Jewelry 81 81
Cathay Post 1876 20 %
14th Ave. Service 10 %
Higashi's 10 %
West Coast 10 %
o. K. Cafe Is "a
Mt. Baker Cafe II Is
Maynard Cafe 16 26
NIGHTS HIGH
Singles = Dick Osaka, Kinoshita's,
215.
Series - Tom Hirai, West Coast,
ST..
Team Game - 14th Ave. Service,
879.
Team Series = Tads Gardening
2481.
CATHAY POST 1856 90 = r. Eng
412. B. Wong 423, R. Wong 434, p.
Wong $50, K. Eng 416; o. K. CAFE
ID - Hiroo 452. Yamada 467, Mya-
zaki 1853, Mihara $40, Takemura 500
MT. BAKER CAFE co - Niwa
458, Horikawa Alb, Fujita 42l, va
maguchi 378. Murakami 400; HI
GASHI'S MOBILE SERVICE % -
Nishimura 491. Muramoto 451, Terao
453, T. Shimizu 378, Tsuboi 518.
7TH AVE. SERVICE co = Mizuki
557, K Tamura 447, Ideta 459. Hira-
yama 461, Yamasah 551; KIND
SHTTA'S % - Yaguchi 430, Fujita
1853, Okada 466. Tanabe SGT. Osaka
SGT.
HATTORI REALTY 90 = Suto
458, Kuramoto 426, S. Nakagawa
$40, Akada 446, F.. Nakagawa 512;
RICHARDS JEWELRY O-Omoto
ATT, Terada 40, S. Shimizu 405
Okada 467, Kawaguchi 500.
TAD,S GARDENING 90 = Su-
micka 459, ]. Tamura 507, Shibuya
$50, Fujimoto ATT, Asaba 400; 14TH
AVE. SERVICE % = S. Nakashima
485, Hayashi 494. N. Suyama 465, Ia
ka sunni $40. P. Nakashima AIS.
WEST COAST 90 - Minato Asst
Hirai ST., Anal 447, Kanemori AIS
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This Is the Situation on the Nse Bowling Alley Front

Dong 564; KERN PARK D-Hank
500, Jim 462, Tosh 486, Iru 476.
George 428.
Evening star., 1949-12-25
Woshinston's EorIy Days
As the Nations Capital

Another Italian-born writer.
but one who, unfortunately, did
not live to see publication of his
first tcc'--. iS Michele Strizzi, a
poet, scholar and &C c-'nr.c2... .
translator whose death last De-
cember followed close on the COM
pletion of his novel, "All Came by
the Sea-" a story of Washington
in it's infancy as the Nations
Capital.
An expert linguist who knew
nine languages, Mr.. Strizzi served
as translator for the Treasury
Department and later for the Vet
erans' administration. He was
also for Is years Washington cor
respondent for a New York daily.
Progresso Italo-Americano.
"An Came by the Sea" was be-
gun in 1910 and interrupted in
1943 by the death of the authors
son, 1t. Francis S. Strizzi, who
was killed in action in the Pa
cific.
Mr.. Strizzi. according to his
widow, who lives at 3210 Central
avenue NE, was a lifelong stu
dent with a particular fondness
for American lore. In the course
of his work on "All Came by the
Sea-" he delved deep into the ar
chives of the Library of Congress,
Georgetown and Catholic Uni
YerSitieS.
Evening star., 1949-12-25
Chess
Expert to Present
Exhibition Here
In January
By DonoId H. Mugridge

Samuel Reshevsky, Champion
of the United States from 1886 to
1948 and American representative
in the tournament for the worlds
championship at Moscow last year,
will give a simultaneous exhibition
in Washington next month at the
Jewish Community Center and
under the auspices of the District
Chess League. The evening has
not yet been set, but will be to-
ward the middle of the month.
The Washington Chess Divan
will stage another Open House
rapid transit tournament Wednes-
day at $3.50 pm. All comers are
invited to participate, and, since
the event will be arranged by
classes. no one need fear being
outmatched.
On December Is two Of the un-
defeated teams in the District
League, the Divan and the Bald
Eagle Club, met. The result was
an Unexpectedly one-sided sweep
for the Divan, by 13A-3h. In
detail.