The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-01


tuted freely and much of the second
half was played by the second string
Saints. Toby Yamamoto looked the
best for the Zebras.
Quarterly scores were: 22-l0 34y
10, 1926 End $3.50.
Scoring follows: SAINTS (5D-
Chiu 6, G. Lum 2, p. Lum 4, Chu q.
W. Wong 23, B. Wong 2, Shem 2.
@. Lum. Fl. Wong 2, H Hong, Jeung,
@. Wong 4: zEBRAS t30)-Kashi-
ma s. Takeba q. r. Morita 4. Inouye
l. Minato 5, Akizuhi S. Yamamoto 8,
F. Morita, Nishintura. Shiral1i, Ia
kata.
Officials: Maher and Roberts
| GAME NO. S
Cathay Post 1855 had an easy time
whipping the s. F. Filipino Mango
A. c.. 51-26, in the p. m. Friday
opener.
| Ed Yaplee OF Cathay was hotter
than tabasco as he peppered the
Irvine for 0 field goals. followed by
Glen Yee with IL points.
Post 1855 led all the way-quarter-
" scores being: 1875, 1918, 35-17
and 5l-26.
Captain Babe Samson was again
the best performer for the now ell
minated Mango A. G.
| CATHAY OLA. Mar S, Ko s.
Yee IL, Louie s, H. Wong 8, Chin.
r. Wong. Yaplee 10, p. Mar, B.
Wong: MANGO A. G. (26-Cam-
pos q, Urbiztonda q Gil g. Samson
Is, Cobalis 3. j. Villanueva, Mamon,
Duag, c. villanueva,
Officials: F1agg and Lyons.
| GAME NO. 9
In wild and rough overtime con-
test. the Portland Chinese All-Stars
became the and Of entries to drop
by the wayside. losing to the san
Jose zebras, 5e-5s.
Portland finishsd the last 4 MIN
utes Of regular play. Plus . minutes
Of overtime, with 4 men helplessly
elected on personal fouls. T. Zone
Okla and Bob Luck dropped out
halfway in the Bird period and Gay
Chin left at the start of the last
quarter. Happy Lee who pushed in
Is points was elected with 4 minutes
Of regular play left
San Jose actually won via the
free throw line, connecting 20 out
Of SO for a 81 percentage, while
Portland had q free points out Of
10 tries. Further, Portland canned
% field goals to the zebras' II.
Randy Minato's cripple go Sec
onds to go) plus a free toss In the
Overtime session was San Jose's
margin of victory But Tom Taketa
deserves laurels too. as It was his
lay-in shot with 80 seconds that
sent the tilt into overtime.
Quarterly scores: 80. 1922 (San
Jose leading), 1914, and 1910.
zEBRAS (58)-Kashima /, Take
ia 8. r. Morita 4, Inouye s, Minato
H. Akizuki 10, Yamalnoto IS, F. Mo-
rita; PORTLAND (53)-B. Luck 7,
Tainiyasu 8, Okla 3. Lee Is, Wong 8,
Chin 2, H. Luck, Nomi, Mazda.
| Officials: Lyons and Flagg.
| GAME NO.
After trailing for 3 full quarters,
4-6. 1915. and 1925, the Berkeley
Nissei suddenly came to life in the
last canto to nose-out the favored
Hawaii All-Stars. 1892, in another
thrill-packed tussle.
1t was sweet revenge for the MISSED
as the Kashu boys had lost. 1896,
to Hawaii In the 1947 tournament
opener
Hero" Higashi and Harlem Sano
led the final Berkeley drive, scoring
II and points in the last quarter:
but 1t was John Oshidas foul toss
with seconds left that won the
game.
The win cinched at least a run
ner-up trophy for the Berks and the
right to battle the winner of Game
No. 8 for the championship
BERKELEY (30-Oshida 7, Fu-
kushima 4, Yoshimine 4, H. Sano
I6. Higashi 9. T. Sano. Takahashi l,
Takeshita q; HAWAII (32)-Kura-
kake 4, F. Shimomura 4, Odo 3, Su-
mida z, Tazawa 8. r. Shimomura
Ia, Asato 7
Officials: Roberts and Maher.
GAME NO 8
| Coach Stan Karkomi Of NJ v. c.
came up with a defense (Sei Ada
chi that stopped the sensational
Bill Wong cold. burt the s. F. Chi
nese team beat the Seattle N. v. C.
squad. 1925, to cop a spot in the
, tournament finals
i. Although the Chinese led all the
, way. the highhght of the game was
Adachi's marvellous Job Of checking
, and cancelling-9 points apiece -
! every point that Bill Wong made
It was a record low for the high
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