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Evening star., 1950-11-28
Klein, Retired N. |. Umpire,
Takes Turn for Worse
BY the Associated Press

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Nov. 28.-
William j. (BilD KLEIN. dean of
National League baseball umpires,
is seriously i'll at his home on
Venetian Island.
The 76-year -old retired umpire
is in serious but not critical con-
dition, his nephew, Clarence Geek,
reported.
Klein, who served as an umpire
from 1905 to 1941, has been suf-
fering with a heart and kidney
ailment for more than a year.
His last public appearance was a
testimonial dinner for AL (Flip)
Rosen, Cleveland Indians slugger,
October 21.
Evening star., 1950-11-28
Former Rifle Champ Dies

MAIDEN, Mass, Nov. % (P.-
John c. Straker, jr., 78, former
world champion rifle shot. died
yesterday. During a 45-year
shooting career he held the indi-
vidual world championship for the
600, 800 and 1000 yard ranges.
Evening star., 1950-11-28

prestige in mind, too. Guard Greg
Fennell's brother, Dick, played
center on that team, while Tackle
Frank lannon's brother, Tom, was
star end.
p The Johnnies don't drink and
neither do the Eastern boys, but
the Catholic champs will be serv-
ing a Tom Collins to the Ramblers
Collins. fullback. is one of three
Toms" in the starting backfleld.
which otherwise includes Half
Evening star., 1950-11-28
Ex-Boxer Dies at Syracuse

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov. % P).-
Otto c. Schaffer, who years ago
boxed under the name of Young
Dayton, died in his city parks de-
partment Office yesterday. He
was SO.
Evening star., 1950-11-28

Fifteen Years Ago-Dutch
Clark led Detroit to 14-2
victory over the Chicago Bears
in pro football, scoring all his
teams points.
Evening star., 1950-11-28
Dixie Walker Siqns Aooin

ATLANTA, Nov. % P.-Dixie
Walker. who guided Atlanta to a
Southern Association pennant last
season, signed a one-year con-
tract yesterday to manage the
Crackers again in 1851.
Evening star., 1950-11-28

backs Tom Garrity and Tom Clark
and Fullback Jack Cornell.
And if there is any dispute con-
cerning the rules, Fennell can call
on his father, Aubrey Fennell,
"a Municipal Court judge.
And if the st. Johns line isn't
solid, it won't be Guard Franny
Maloneys fault. He's chip of
the old block, a concrete block.
His father - Maloney Concrete
Co. Inc,
Evening star., 1950-11-28
Win, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS sTANN

THERE WAS NEVER ANY GREAT doubt to where Lou
Boudreau fading player would wind The Red Sox had
than money with which to ence the deposed Cleveland
manager They had fence.
Evening star., 1950-11-28
Moore Interested
In Kansas State Job

A report that Kansas State COL
lege officials are considering Will
bur Moore, Redskin backfield
coach, as successor to Ralph
Graham, who resigned as head
football coach 'at that school last
week. was news to me-" Moore
said today. But the one-time
Minnesota star said he was Gin
terested."
Moore, who has served as the
Redskins backfeld mentor since
1947, said he hadn't discussed his
future with anybody, including
George Marshall, president of the
Redskins. He indicated his plans
for next season are indefinite and
that he will listen to any induce
ments to make change.
II guess it gets cold in Kansas, +"
Moore said, "but it gets cold
here, too."
Today's report, carried in an AS
sociated Press dispatch from Man
haitian, Kans., followed the res
ignation of Thurlo McCrady as
director of athletics az the College.
Kansas State has won only four
games and lost As in the last five
seasons.
The Redskins have released Nick
Sebek for the second time this sea-
son. The former Indiana quarter
back was put on the reserve list
before the start Of the season and
recalled a month ago when both
Sammy Baugh and Harry Gilmer
were injured.
Evening star., 1950-11-28
Final AP Poll

Others were: Cornell t2), 81; Lehish,
2S; UCLA, 26; Baylor, "a; Wake Forest,
22; Pennsylvania, II; Southern Methodist,
l6; Wisconsin, 12, and Northwestern, IL
Evening star., 1950-11-28
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The Miami times., 1950-09-09
Achievement Clubs In
Annual c Confab0 Oct. 1919

Philadelphia - (ANP1 -
The annual convention of the
National Achievement Clubs,
Inc, will meet in Ebenezer
Seventh Day Adventist
church here Oct. 1919, as
guest of Chapter 40, headed
by Mrs. D. w. Hill.
z Theme of the meet will be
."Women's Responsibilities in
the Next Half of the goth
@ e ntury." Outstanding
events planned for the con-
vention are a formal ban
at which Mrs. Robert Vann
of the Pittsburgh Courier,
second vice president, will
speak and a public meeting
highlighting an address by
Atty. Sadie M. Alexander.
He told the committee
that about 100000 Me-
groes have been in the pro-
cess of moving northward
and westward during the
last decade. About 500,-
900 of them have settled in
the Pacific coast states.
4, Mexican-Americans have
been moving east and north,
ftcutting across the Negro
migration to the north and
west"
REPRESENTATIONS have
been moving to the east.
Particularly into Chicago
and surrounding Cook coun-
'ty, now the second largest
The Miami times., 1950-09-09
Bill Extending SIS. To
Domestics Signed

Washington - CAMP
President Truman, last Mon
day, signed legislation to ex-
tend and improve the Fed
eral old age and survivors
insurance system and to
amend the public-assistance
of the social security act.
of the social security act.
The new law will provide
old-age insurance for To-
million new beneficiaries in
Guiding farm help, domes-
tics and se1f-employed. The
total number of persons who,
will now benefit from social
security including the new
group will be increased to
45,O0O,OO0.
; In signing the bill, the
President spoke of it as IAN
outstanding achievement"
but expressed his disapprov-
al of the Knowland amend
ment which will restrict au-
thority of the Secretary of
Labor to withhold unem-
ployment compensation
funds from states not meet
ing federal requirements.
Mr.. Truman asked Con-
gress to repeal this portion
of the new law and again re-
quested the passage of an
other law insuring workers
against wage loss for tenn
porary or permanent dis
The Miami times., 1950-09-09

center of Japanese-Ameri-
cans. Los Angeles is larger"
The Mexican exodus in
wolves about 100000; the
Japanese, about 100000.
The Mexican and Negro mi
grations are crossing in
such central states as Mis-
souri, and Illinois, he said. He
added that many Japanese
Americans were uprooted
from their homes in coast
areas by the army's 1912 re-
settlement order.
'These people now feel
their best change of integra-
ton into American national
life lies in eastern areas"
The Miami times., 1950-09-09
Biographical

BY William Henry Huff for AMP
I rhymed before I wrote or read
For Oft while on my rustic bed.
Pure rhymes came pulsing to me.
When later on s learned to write,
I wrote them down, both day and
night,
Says everone who knew me.
My neighbors praised the things ]
wrote
And If it had come to q vote,
Not one would have dissented.
A verbal war would have ensued
And he would have repented.
The Miami times., 1950-09-09
GOOD BOOKS
BY ANDY RAZAFF FOR AMP

By ANDY RAZAFF FOR AMP
Good books are the keys to adven.
ture, .&s
To realms, known and unknown,
hey who read are wise ndeed;,
They are never bored or alone.
Good books are the doors to ex-
we perience,
They serve as beacon light,
Giving us hope and wisdom.
Showing us wrong from right.
Good books are kind and friendly,
They help us improve ourselves;
A. home, though bare, has riches
there
If good books line the shelves.
The Miami times., 1950-09-09

diplomatic attaches, clerks
and stenographers, will cost
100000.
Y The money has been ap-
propriated and work is ex-
pected to start soon. Am
bassador William r. Dudley
is in charge of the embassy
here.
The Miami times., 1950-09-09
Senate Committee
Approves Smith
Nomination For
Judge


so Washington - (ANP)-
The Senate District commit
tee voted favorably last
Tuesday on the nomination
of Emory B. Smith to serve
as Judge Of the Municipal
Court Of the District of Co
lumbia.
Out of the seven or eight
members of the committee
who attended the executive
session, all voted favorably
for Smith except one who
withheld his vote. Z ne cam
didate's name will now go
to the senate for considera-
ton. f ~
The President appointed
Smith about a month ago to
be the 18th Municipal Court
Judge, thus filling the last
of trhee new judgeships Gre
ated by Congress last year.
The Miami times., 1950-09-09

ability.
This new law will prove a
boon to minority groups,
particularly the Negro since
the largest percentage of
Negro workers are in the
domestic group. An out
standing numbers are class
es in the farm help group.
The Miami times., 1950-09-09
us. To Build
$500, 600 Embassy
I'm Liberia

Monrovia - CAMP 49,
The United States will
build a new embassy at
Monrovia, Liberia. The new
building, which will house
the ambassadors rapidly ex-
panding activities, and liv-
ing quarters for him and his
The Miami times., 1950-09-09

Lavoris Mouth Wash, Ia oz..... 20
Dial Soap ....."........."........... 40
Ipana Tooth Paste Economy Size)
81
Kontax Liquid .......................... 1.25
Anacins (B0ttle of l00's) ....... 30
Noxzema .........................c.... .5S
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-18
TOkuda Drug,
Lotus Girls Win
Sunday Games

Both Tokuda Drug of Glass AA
and Lotus OF Girls remained unde-
feated in their basketball leagues
after they had played their games
last Sunday afternoon in the Sc
attic Buddhist Auditorium.
Tokuda Drug, using its reserves
freely. encountered no stiff opposi-
ton as its men romped over the
Old Timers, 40 to 30. The Old Timers
once again were kept in the contest
by Roy Tanagi who Tipped in ten
points
The Lotus girls spanked their sis
tiers. the Starlettes. by a 81 to 10
count Mary Hanada and Els Ichi-
kawa. Lotus all-star candidates,
marked up Is and IA points respec-
lively At rest period Lotus held
comfortable 2l to lead. Marianne
Otoshi was high for the StarletteS
with nine
NO result was announced III regard
to the Tokuda Drug Savoy-Fife
Glass A game which opened the
days schedule
The scores follow.
LOTUS t37l - Chiye Kusakabe
5. Mary Hanada Is. Els Ichikawa
IA Sue Tainaka. Janet Okamoto 2,
Marian Kono. Helene Tsutsumoto,
June Ishida. STARLETTES d9) --
Anne Aoyama ?, Irene Fujii 3 Jean
Fujii 6. Marianne Otoshi 8, Jane
Okamoto. Amy Hirabayashi, Rose
Kobata ToShiko Tanaka, sunni
Shimbo, Arlene Full, Joyce Toshi,
Marge Tomoguchi
TOKUDA DRUG (40) - Adachi
2, Shobo Full A. Yasuda l. Yoshiaka
5, Kinoshita 4, Otani 7, Y Takeuchi
6. S. Takeuchi, Heyamoto 3, OLD
TIMERS 600 - Tanagi 10, Yoshida
,. Murotani Z. Kawaguchi, Yamada,
Aoki ?. Okamoto, Kubota 5, Matsu-
Okla 3, Saibo Full 2.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-18
Sci ADACHI
His Team Won Again

pushed King st. quintet, Namba
dropped in five field goals and two
charity shots fol l2 points. The
losers Hing Chinn tailed well with
ihree field goals and four free throws
for ten.
In the other contest, the Glass
AA Superior Used Cars put the skids
on Maynard Cafe, % to 28. The
auto dealers led 1910 at halftime.
Scorings follow:
MIDGETS (2D - MatSumoto 3,
Moriguchi 4, Echigo, Yamada 2, Ma
kagawa 2, Kobata. Namba IL, va
maguchi 4; CHINATOWN (22) -
B. Mar 2, Eng, zee, j Wong, Locke
2, K. Wong 2, Hing Chinn 10, Pang,
Kay g.
SUPERIOR (291 - r Sasaki 3,
E. Sasaki l. Takizaki 4, Sakai S, Wa
tanabe 6, Ikeda 6. Takeuchi 4; MAY =
NARD CAFE (28) - Full 7, Hata
6. Yoshida 6, Kawahara 4, Hagiwara
2, Ohashi 2, Suguro 1.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-18
knights Assured
Playoff Spot

Knights Club of Neighborhood
House successfully crossed the first
hurdle on its way to its second con-
secutive championship in the jack
son Street Council Basketball Lea
que. by winning the first round with
five straight victories which assured
the team a spot in the championship
play-off
The winners of the second round
which started January u will play
the knights for the title. If the
Knights can repeat their first round
performance, they will automati-
cally become champions
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-18
Shig HirOnaka SmackS Down 649 Pins
To Lead jacket 4 Rogers in Oregon

$50.
VERN'S "a - E. Sasaki 469, Mo-
rinaga 458, Morishige 499, Kuga ATT,
R. SasaN ST.; GLOBE W-Masuda
Ais, Ogami 452, Go 456, Uyeki lone
game) 119, Numata 1.-TWO games)
251, Morimoto 400.
VALLEY "a - Harada 439, Mura-
ia 400, Ogura 468, Kameshige 400,
Tanaka Sill; TAK'S CAFE (0)-Ya-
maguchi Sis, H. Takahasni 459,
Dummy Score 450, Dummy Score
4t0, Hirano 355.
VALE CD H. Harada 469, H.
Hondo 1862. S. Fukiage 1894, o. Hondo
$50, H. Fukiage 496; JOSEPHSON
II a. - Fujii 506, Okuda 1859. Jo-
sephson 404, Inouye 423, Okita 419.
MANSER'S "a - T. Hironaka
496. Ogurs SGT S Harada 442. G..
Hashitani 500, Morioka SAL; JAZZ
KEEL II (0) T. Mic 460. Nobu-
yama 412, D. Iseri $40, Fujinaga
ago, Dummy Score $50
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-18
HAWAII NISEI SOUGHT
BY UTAH u CAGE TEAM

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Jan. ID
"A Hawaii Nisei basketball player
may be picked up by Utah Univer-
sity, according to sports scribe Wal
lace of the Hawaii Times. Utah
coach Vadal Peterson is interested
in landing another Nisei because of
the wonderful showing that Wat
Misaka made with the Utah Reds
during his undergraduate days.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-18
PSGC Meet Date
To be Jan. %

First monthly tournament of the
year scheduled by the Puget Sound
Golf club last Sunday, Jan Is, has
been postponed to Sunday, Jan. 20,
it was announced today by the PSGC
officials.
The foursomes and their starting
times will remain the same as those
released in the Wednesday, Jan. IL,
edition of The Northwest Times, said
Johnny Funai of the PSGC.
The "a" and "B" flights will tee
off at West Seattle, and the &c"
and %" flights at jefferson.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-18
Sport Calendar
JANUARY

% - Harlem Globe Trotters' bas-
ketball exhibition in Civic Auditor
ium. -Four games with first one to
start at IL noon.
81, % and 90 - Fourth annual
Northwest Nisei Classic in Main
Bowl.
29-Northwest Nisei Classic tour
nament dance at Parker's Pavilion
MARCH
10, II, II - Fourth annual North
west Nisei Invitational Basketball
tournament in Seattle Buddhist
Auditorium.
IL - Northwest Nisei Invitational
Basketball tournament sport dance
in Seattle Buddhist Auditorium.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-18
NISEI DOCTOR CAPTURES
SKEET SHOOTING TITLE

DENVER, Colo, Jan. 18 DIR
Isamu Ozamoto of this city recently
won the championship of the Colo
RADIO State Skeet shooting meet in
Greeley for the second straight year
His wife won the 49 runner-up
honors in the state womens divi-
sion
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-18
Top Nisei keglers Eye High Marks;
N ". Classic to be Jan. z, e, 20

Top Nisei keglers from the Paci-
fic Coast and the Intermountain re-
gion will be shooting for some major
le"gue scores when they participate
in he fourth annual Northwest Nisei
Classic on Jan. 81, % and go in Main
Bowl.
In the 49 tournament jacket &
Rogers of Ontario, Greg, fired a
27l3 series to cop the team event;
Yulene Takai, also of Ontario, hit
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-18
Midgets ROmp over
Chinatown, 27-22

Sci Adachi's Glass A Troop 50
Midgets romped over hapless China
town. 81 to %, for their fifth cage
victory of the season last Friday
night on the Buddhist floor.
The youthful, teen-age MidgetS.
driven by high-scoring Bobby Nam
ba, had too much class for the van
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-18
NISFI GIRL PLAYS BALL
FOR DENVER STARS

DENVER. Colo, Jan. 18-Nancy
Ito, only Nisei girl in regional AAU
Womens Basketball circuit in Den
yer, is heading star -studded array
of players for the Hudsonettes spon-
sored by Fred Ward, Inc. The club
is not competing in any women's
league this season because it has no
opponent of similar strength. The
Hudsonettes recently lost a heart
breaking 24-22 contest to Aeroplane
club a quintet from the suburban
mems B league.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-18
NISEI BROADCASTS SPORTS
AT U. OF MANITOBA

WINNIPEG Man Canada, Jan
18-Tom Mitsunaga a Nisei student
at the University of Manitoba
broadcasts every Thursday over Win
nepeg station CKRC at 11:10 pm
Central Timel to tell the happen
ings in University of Manitoba s
athletic world.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-18
Athletic Items
TOWATA FLORISTS SET
HIGH GAME MARK

SAN FRANCISCO. Calf. Jan. Is
Bowling scratch. the Towata Flo
rists last week hit a 1912 game in a
2783 series to register the highest
game to date in the local Nisei Win
ter Bowling league Towata Florists
will be one of the entries in the
fourth annual Northwest Nisei Clas-
sic to be held Jan. 81, % and 90 in
Main Bowl, Seattle.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-18

1860 in nine games for all-eVents
honors; Shig Hironaka, another On
ario man, spilled 639 pins in three
games TO win the singles, and Bill
Tanaka and Jack Militia of Seattle
combined their totals for 1859 in
three games to take the doubles.
Only the 2713 team mark set by
jacket & Rogers appears likely to
be broken
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-18
Mercury and Snak
To Play Jan. "A

Lotus Mercury and King Snak,
Glass IA and A teams respectively,
will meet Foster high schools bas-
ketball quintetS next Tuesday. Jan.
%, in the Foster gym.
Mercury will face the varsity and
King Snak. the second-stringers.
First game will start at 730 pm,
The Foster contests slated last
Friday. Jan. 10, were postponed on
account of snow.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-18
2 Games Cancelled

Two Nisei basketball league games,
one in the Glass AA and the other
in Glass A, were cancelled on account
of snow last weekend in Seattle.
They were: Toda's Monarch's VS..
Old Crows (A) and Old Timers VS..
Cavaliers (AA).
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-18
JUDO WILL BE TAUGHT
IN OAKLAND SCHOOLS

OAKLAND, Calf, Jan. 10 -
Lessons in judo will be available in
public school classes in Oakland
this coming term under the adult
education program.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-18
FRIDAY, JAN. 20
End of Second ROund)

FRIDAY, JAN. ~
End of Second ROund)
Captains VS.. Abe Transfer.
Isuboi's VS.. Three Us.
PORTLAND Greg, Jan. Is -
Captains Sport Shop grabbed all
honors in the Oregon NiSei Womens
Bowling league last Friday in the
Hollywood Alleys. and the honors
carried much weight towards its
chances of winning the second
round championship of the circuit
The sport shop needs only two more
victories.
Kathleen Sasak was the leader
of Captains clean 40 sweep over
Chinese Youth Group. She hit a
202 rame in a 486 series.
Marian Lee of the Three Us post
ed a second game tally of 1876 to
help her team trip ABC Transfer
lOuI-HeIO.
The results follow:
THREE Us "a Marian Lee
1853 Maxine Fong $780, Anna Wong
AIT, Lii Wong 1888, Chris Guam 800;
Abe TRANSFER C0) - Grace Wong
403, Dummy 800, Rosie Lee 43O, Jane
Lee 376, Marilyn Wong 403.
CAPTAIN SPORT SHOP "a -
Kathleen Sasaki 486, Jane Akiyama
381, Jinx Tamiyasu 403, Yoke Hishi-
kawa AL. Lois Yut 443; CHINESE
YOUTH GROUP C0) - Patsy Fong
1886, Mae Lee 1856, Gwen Yut 367
Liz Wong 349, Lorraine Chin 401.
TSUBOI'S 90 = Takako Inukai
44O, Sy Mitoma 400, Sachi Nakata
Ais, Kimi Sasaki 1872, Fumi Waka-
matsu 357; TAYLOR ST. SMOKE
SHOP % KIM Akiyama $50
Ruth Komachi $50, Ava Fukuda
81. Mieko Fujita 1928, Toshi Tamil
yasu 399.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-18

yin hIblo, olCS., jail 10 l1uohy
Shig Hironaka, anchorman for Jae-
KEEL & Rogers I, was the big noise
i'll the Ontario Nisei Bowling league
last week here.
Hironaka led his outfit to a 40
triumph over Young's 76 Service.
The jacket star hit 1893, 211 and
245 for a booming $40 series. His
teammate and brother, George, con-
tributed a 235 first game in res
pectable 562 count
Other high series were posted by
Joe Inaba (552) of Josephson e. Son
I. r. Sasaki (57D of Vern's, Glenn
Morioka (54D of ManSer'S. and
Larry Saito (563) of Oriental Cafe.
Results follow:
JAEKEL I (4 r. HaShitani
ATS, T. Iseri 1913, M Nakamura 488,
G. Hironaka 562, S. Hironaka SAC;
YOUNG'S (0) - Maehara 429, Fujii
1853, Kaneyama 438. Mizuta 487. D.
Mic 1864.
EAST SIDE 90 - Ogura 418, Mo-
rioka 454, Uchida 429 c. Maehara
479, Dummy Score 450; ISERIS Cd
-Saito 438, G.. Tamura 400, H. va
suda 459, G. Dol 470, Dummy Score
$50
ORIENTAL CAFE 80 - Sadamori
483, KIDD Asst, Minatani 500. L. Saito
563, K. Saito 499; JOSEPHSON !
% = Inouye 504, Wakagawa 1888
K. Yasuda 467, Takami $50, Inaba
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-18
WEDNESDAY, Jan. Is
At Buddhist

At Buddhist
$50 pm.-Gyokkoken Crows VS..
Comets (AD.
7:3O pm. King Snak VS.. Old
Crows ca.
$3.50 pm.-Tokuda Drug VS.. Main
Bowl (AA).
$50 pm.-Mercury VS.. Maynard
Cafe (AA).
FRIDAY. Jan. 20
At Buddhist
7 pm.-Comets VS.. Savoys ca.
p.m.-Cathay Post VS. Superior
Used Car (AA).
9 p.m.-Mercury VS.. Main Bowl
(AA).
SATURDAY, Jan. FL
At Fife
8 pm-Fife VS. Gyokkoken Crows
ca.
TUESDAY. Jan. "a
At st. Peters
7 pm - Chicks VS.. Starlettes
Girls.
8 pm. = Lotus VS.. Anna Rays
Girls.
9 pm. - WWG VS.. wv. Goods
Girls.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. rs
At Buddhist
$50 pm. - Toda's Monarchs VS..
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-18
ONTARIO NISEI BOWLING
LEAGUE STANDINGS

WEEKS HIGH
Singles = Shig Hronaka, 245.
Series Shig Hironaka, SAC.
Team Game Vern's Service,
933.
Team Series - jacket 81 Rogers I.
2672.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-18
The Official Basketball Schedule

Lancers "a.
7:3O pm.-Old Timers VS.. Superior
Used Cars (AAO.
$3.50 pm.-Chinatown VS.. Fife ca.
$50 pm.-Cavaliers VS.. Main Bowl
(AA).
FRIDAY, Jan. 27
At Buddhist
$50 p.m.-Savoys VS.. Midgets (A).
7:30 pm.-Cavaliers vs. Mercury
(AA).
$50 pm-Superior Used Cars VS..
Tokuda Drug (AA.
$50 p.m.-Cathay Post VS.. May
nard Cafe (AA).
SUNDAY, Jan. 20
At Buddhist
p.m.-Lancers VS.. Fife "a.
2 p.m.-Rissho VS.. Chinatown tA.
3 p.m.-Old Timers VS.. Cathay
Post CAA).
pm.-Tokuda Drug VS.. Maynard
Cafe CAA).
TUESDAY, Jan. 81
At st. Peters
p.m.-U. w. Goods VS.. Starlettes
Girls.
8 pm. - WWG VS.. Anna Kay's
Girls
9 p.m.-Lotus VS.. Chicks Girls
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-01-18
Captains Tighten
Grip on First in
ONWBL Play
ONWBL STANDINGS
(As of Jan. 49,

WI
Captains Sport Shop % IA
Abe Transfer 10 II
Three Us 10 IT
Taylor ST. Smoke Shop II 10
Tsuboi jewelers. II 10
Chinese Youth Group IA %
NIGHTS HIGH
Singles - Kathleen Sasaki. Cap
lan's. 202
Series Kathleen Sasaki, Cap
lan's, 486.
Team Game = Captains, 767
Team Series - Captains, 2154.
Evening star., 1950-02-02
Youth TO Be Quizzed
In Murder Today

George B. Phelps, 1S, held here
on auto theft charges, was to bt
questioned by Prince Georges
County police today in connection
with a murder in Berwyn, Md.
in December.
1t. Charles N. Thomson, Prince
Georges detective chief, said there
is nothing definite" to connect
Phelps with the December 6 shoot
ing of Winston C. Clay, jr., Ber-
wyn gas station attendant.
Phelps was ordered held for the
grand jury in Municipal Court
here yesterday. He waived 9
hearing on a charge of unauthor-
lied use of an automobile. Three
other such cases are to be pressed
against him, according to Wash
ington police.
The youth was arrested in q
Ninth street theater Tuesday
night. Detectives said he admitted
being involved in two holdups ir
Prince Georges and firing a shot
through a grocery window.
Phelps is a parolee from the
National Training School for Boys
according to police.