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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-03-24
GYPSUM

Mr.. and Mrs. John Swearingen
and sons, of Napoleon, visited
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Bahnsen. Little Tommy
remained for a more extended
visit with his grandparents.
The Misses Marlene Sibrel and
friend, Betty McFadden, Of Bowl
ing Green University, arrived Fri
day evening for a weekend visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Sibrel
and Pamela and Georgia Francis,
until Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Stout have
both been i'll with bad colds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell, Of
Port Clinton, visited Sunday af-
ternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Gulau.
Rev. A. II. Krebs, of Oberlin,
was not able to be in Gypsum
Sunday because of illness. He
was admitted to an Oberlin hos
pital last Saturday. Rev. Kopke,
of Oberlin, substituted for Rev.
Krebs.
Mrs. Charles Sibrel spent Sat
urday and Sunday in Cleveland
visiting her mother, Mrs. Meyer,
and sister and family,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-03-24
PUT-IN-BAY
Gntended for last week.

(lntended for last week)
Arthur LaRose, of Wyandotte,
Michigan, visited here this past
week at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank LaRose.
DR.. and Mrs. A. X. Grierson,
Sandusky, were weekend guests
recently at the Milton Hershber-
ger home.
Miss Georgianna Ladd, of San
dusky, is a frequent weekend Wis
itor at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Ladd. Georgi
anna is teaching in the Monroe
street school and is very happy
to be this near home, after her
four years at Ohio State Univer-
sity at Columbus.
Frank Fuchs left Sunday for a
months visit at Papa, California.
He will be guest at the home OF
his son, Captain Charles Fuchs,
and family.
Mrs. George Borman was host
ess to the Meet Email Bridge
club on Monday evening, March
7. Mrs. f. Fox, Mrs. f. Hallock
and Mrs. Paul Webster received
awards for high scores. Mrs. Bor-
man left Tuesday for Danbuly
where she will be a guest at the
Elmer Borman home for the re-
mainder of the week.
Mrs. Ramon Rittman and son
Fred returned Monday from
Cleveland where they attended
the flower show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Smith en-
tertained with a dinner party on
Sunday evening. Both of the X.
Smiths celebrated birthdays this
weekend. CIests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Smith, Mrs. Libby
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-03-24
DANBURY

The Wimodausis Club met at
the home of Mrs. Rachel Semmel-
haack Thursday, March 16.
Stanley Schweck of the Great
Lakes Training School spent the
weekend at home.
Mrs. Henry Kihlken and daugh-
ter, Mary and Ann, spent Thurs
day and Friday in Cleveland.
The Lutheran Brotherhood held
their regular meeting at the
church parlors Thursday evening.
Wesley Bauman was an Elyria
visitor last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Schmar-
debeck spent the weekend with
Cleveland relatives.
Miss Elsie Schweck accompan-
led her niece, Miss Wilma Gallup
to Cleveland last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schultz and
their nephew, Wesley Bauman,
were Toledo visitors Saturday.
Judy Schmardebeck spent the
weekend with her little friend,
Bonnie Kott.
Because of conflicting dates
next week the Wimodausis Club
will meet with Mrs. f. II. Brede
hoft Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. j. 7. Kihlken, who is in
High Point, N. c., writes that
Spring is there and flowers are
in bloom. Spring here was ush-
cred in witha cold east wind and
rain, but wetrust that the March
lion will soon be through with
his blowing and let the month 60
out like lamb.
Joan Schultz and Clarence
Block were in Norwalk Sunday
afternoon.
The Pinochle Club met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Schmitt of Marblehead, Sunday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Schultz substituted for Mr.. and
Mrs. George Meek, and Will Bau-
man for Mrs. j. T. Kihlken. High
score was held by Urban Schmitt
and Mrs. John Schultz and second
by j. T. Kihlken and Mrs. Elmer
Meter.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-03-24
F A R NJ N { W s
BY Our County Agents

Harry Immel was in about
building and using pig brooder.
Morton Atwater inquired about
top dressing wheat with nitrogen
and of cover crops.
A new leaflet on spraying in-
sects detrimental to forage crops
is now available. Don't hesitate
as these applications need to be
made in April.
Fred Grieger tells us that h
has 1900 cockerels on feed for
capons. We were especially glad
to hear that they have been using
Ladino clover pasture for 10
years.
We have had many good COM
ments on Mr. Slipher's presenta
ton of Soil Productivity Balance,
A form to compute your own "Soil
bank balance" is available for the
asking.
A very nice tie clasp was found
at the Alfalfa Day at st. Johns
school. The owner may call for
this clasp at the Extension office.
Each year many of the younger
set from churches, Scouts, All,
and SO on, attend the Buckeye
Recreation Workshop. 1t is to be
held April 3O-May 6 in Cuyahoga
Falls, Ohio.
Vernon Bloom did good job
of securing names of breeders for
the registered livestock directory.
Make your returns promptly as
we go to press soon.
*
Mrs. Walter Brugger secured
information from your agent for
improving their pasture.
x x
Made the acquaintance of Rich
ard C. Smith from Catawba when
he inquired about the veterans
fruit school at Castalia.
The 5-H play cast surely en-
joyed the party at Marian Camp
er's, Genoa, even if Ronnie Wind
isch did leave some important be-
longings in the schoolhouse.
The home agent isn't so sure
she knows how to make bread
after the experience at Genoa with
flat tire and batch of dough
in the back seat of her car. Ask
Mrs. Raymond Bloom for details
The Home Council has plans
well underway for Achievement
Day since their meeting at presi-
dent, Mrs. Luther Hetrick's home
Everyone surely enjoyed the fire
afternoon there.
X X
Eggs are still plentiful on the
U. S. market and should make
some tasty dishes during this Len
ten season.
Woodrow Kohlman was inquir
ing about harvesting bromegras,
seed. | told him about Rober
Roush of Lindsey who harvested
$500 lbs. from II acres.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-03-24

Lyle Gahler and Leonard ].
Kranz made inquiries about vet
erans' training classes. Mr..
Kranz is a newcomer to Ottawa
county and was introduced to us
by Ken Giesler.
Freddie Wargowsky was dis
cussing the various kinds of lime
to apply.
Mrs. George Peters, Mrs. Chas.
TAYLOR. Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Brede-
hoft, Mrs. Miles K'Burg, Leon
Leutz, Otto Diefentnaler, and Bill
Rofkar were able to attend the
Bloomville meeting Friday in
spite of the inclement weather.
A very lively and enlightening
afternoon was spent on the ques-
ton of Social Security for farm
ers.
Twenty-nine homemakers came
out to Mrs. Corneal Overmeyer's
to sample yeast rolls Wednesday.
Mrs. Ray Bloom did a good jCD
as leader as did Mrs. Joy Kaga-
master at Gypsum on Tuesday.
= * x
Mrs. Blanche Rofkar, Mrs.
Chris Ewersen, and Mrs. Harold
Lezotte will be honored at the
All Advisors Banquet at Ohio
State this week.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-03-24
Popular Library
Books Are Listed

Some of the most popular books
at the Public Library during the
year 1949:
NON-FICTION
A Guide to Confident Living,
Peale.
Greatest Story Ever Told, Our
sler.
With Feather On My Nose,
Burke.
How to Stop Worrying and
Start Living, Carnegie.
Cheaper By the Dozen, Gill
breth.
Seven Story Mountain, Merton.
Our Summer With the Eskimos,
Helmricks.
Death Be Not Proud, Gunther
Autobiography OF Will Rogers,
Rogers.
The Doctor Wears Three Faces,
Bard.
Peace Of Soul, Sheen.
Their Finest Hour, Churchill.
The Mature Mind, Overstreet.
Leave 1t to the People, Rey-'
nolds.
The Western Reserve, Hatcher.
The Central Northwest, Look.
New Song In a Strange Land,
Warner.
This | Remember, Roosevelt.
A Sort OF Saga, Bill Mauldin.
The Technique Of Getting
Things Done, Laird.
How Lost Was My Weekend,
Dodge.
The Big Fisherman, Douglas.
Kissing Kin, Thane.
The Golden Hawk, Yerby.
| Capture the Castle, Smith.
Point Of No Return, Marquand.
Let Love Come Last, Caldwell.
The God Seeker, Lewis.
Dinner At Antoine's, Keyes.
Root Out OF Dry Ground,
Briggs.
High Towers, Costain.
The Chain, Wellman.
Kinfolk, Buck.
Father Of the Bride, Miller.
The Mudlark, Bonnet.
River To the West, Jennings.
Bride Of Fortune, Kane.
Aunt Bel, McCrane.
Tomorrow We Reap, Street.
Twilight On the Floods, Steen.
A Summers Tale, Brace.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-03-24

Jaslove Furs announces the
opening of suit and coat depart
ment i'm addition to a full line of
fur coats and scarfs, on Saturday,
March 25. 6-1t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-03-24

Meyers, Henry Gram and Mrs.
Christy Dukes.
The Earl Parkers also held a
family dinner Sunday with Harold
Parker, brother from Monroe.
Mich, as the honored guest. Other
guests We're Mrs. Christina Park
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Parker
and Mrs. William Market, all of
Put-in-Ray.
Homemakers Achievement Day
will be April IL. Mark that date
on your calendar and be there in
your new Easter bonnet.
\
Nine All advisors enjoyed the
banquet at York school Tuesday
night
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-04

NIGHTS HIGH
High singles Shoichi Suyama
Royal Amusement. 229.
High series - Morrie Yamaguchi.
Royal Amusement. SOL
Team game-Red Front Tavern.
953.
Team series-P. S. Laundry, 1864
Morrie Yamaguchi of Royal ANU
sement demonstrated his skill as a
house man" by splitting the tenpins
for a SOL series to lead all Nisei
Commercial trundlers last Tuesday
night in Main Bowl.
Terminate Shoichi Suyama hit the
nights high singles game, 800
P. S. LAUNDRY (2) - F. Hidaka
$40, Joe Asahara 518. Fl. Tanabe
Sill John Asahara 524. Yamane Sal
CATHAY POST 1856 OMAR SIS,
Flung Alb Poy $50, Chinn SOB Coon
SGT
JACKSON GROCERY (2) ~ B.
Nakata 493 Maekawa 572, T. Nakata
$40. Momoda 447. Urakawa 5O4; MA
CANINE BEPPU CHEVROLET "a
-Tanaka 500 Shibuya 524. Militia
425, Namba 587, Tsuji 454
18TH AVE. SERVICE C2)-Yoshi-
jima ST.. Koga 361 Nagasawa AS,
Baba 446 Asaba Sis. NORTHWEST
TIMES % - Yamasaki 543, F'ukei
500, Mizuki 473 Kuniyuki AL. Ia
kemura All
ROYAL AMUSEMENT 90 - XII
ranishi AL. Minato 400. Yamaguchi
SOL, Sugawara 494, Suyama SGT; SU-
PERIOR Yokoyama 498, Sasaki
562, Tsuchikawa 461. Nomura 497
F. Takagi 495
PSVGA % - Kiyohara SOL. d
Tanabe 400 Osaka 469, Ota 523
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-04
Tn Ready Says Bandleader Roth;
". Cage Dance Booked March Il

I'm ready" bandleader frankie
Roth told THE NORTHWEST IT,
MES today.
Roths ten-piece orchestra will
play at the fourth annual Northwest
Nisei Invitational Basketball Tour
Moment sports dance ON Sunday,
March y. in the Seattle Buddhist
Auditorium. Dancing hours will be
from 9 pm. to 1890 am.
Carol Ross. a tall, attractive sing
er. will be featured as the bands
soloist.
Always popular with his medium
beat music, Roth has appeared be-
fore many Nisei crowds at Spanish
Castle prior to evacuation He is
currently playing at Parkers Paw
lion
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-04

participated with Harold Gordon i'll
informing Wingersky about specific
cases of discrimination. Koruna is
now securing the names of individ-
uals who regularly bowl on company
teams and whose teams were infor-
med that they would not be eligible
to participate in ABC sanctioned
tournaments so long as they con-
tanned any personnel except white
males"
we are attempting to show that
the contention of the Abe" said
Gordon, that they are a private
fraternal organization with the right
to choose their own members, is I'M
tenable since the American Bowling
Congress has monopoly on the
local bowling alleys
Similar action has already been
taken in two other states.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-04
Chicago JACL Group Takes up Fight against ABC white Rule
Chapter Aide Goes into Conference
With Assistant State Attorney to Sift
Policy Affecting ASiatic-Americans

CHICAGO, Ill. March 4 ~ An
amicus curiae brief supporting the
State of Illinois suit against the
American Bowling Congress will be
filed by the Chicago JACL chapter ="
said Harold R. Gordon chairman of
the local chapters legislative COM
mittee.
Gordon who is also the 1000
Club chairman for the Midwest
area, has been comforting with
Melvin Wingersky, Assistant
states Attorney. regarding the
nature and scope of the discrimi-
natory policy as ii affects Ameri-
cans of Asian descent: namely,
Filipinos, Chinese and japanese
Americans.
James KoZuma, chairman of the
Nisei Bowling League sponsored by
the Chicago JACL chapter. has also
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-04
TSuchikaWa Hits
GIG in NML

Scores were quite high in the Nisei
Merchants league last Thursday
night in Main Bowl.
Nobi Hirayama of Seventh Ave.
Service exploded for a 254 third
game as his team swept over Kino-
shita's, 80.
Mud Tsuchikawa assembled 208,
1913 and 215 for GIG series to help
West Coast thump Maynard Cafe,
81.
And George Fujimoto of Tad's
Gardening cracked the pins for 546.
Tads defeated 14th Ave. Service,
81.
Other stars were Sab Tsuboi who
hit a 212 first count to push Higa-
shis to a 81 triumph over Mt. Ba
ker Cafe. and Nobs Akada of Hat
tori who shot a 203 final game to
aid his teams whitewash victory
over Richards. Tinky Terada of
Richards held his own with a 534
series.
In the only other contest, Cathay
Post BANKED o. K. Cafe, 80.
HIGASHTS CT. Shimizu 434
Tsuji 424, Nishimura AL, Higashi
453, Tsuboi 502; MT. BAKER CAFE
O-Niwa 476, Soyejima 429 Hori-
kawa 418, Fujita $3.50, Yamaguchi
467.
WEST COAST eliminate $40
Kanemori Ais, Anal 466, Kyono
Sis, M. Tsuchikawa SIG; MAYNARD
CAFE % = Deguchi 464, Iwasaki
423, Yasunobu 430, Edamura 470,
Yosnitake SIG.
CATHAY POST 1876 (3D-P. Wong
403. zee 427, D. Wong 491, Yaplee
ASP, Eng 1853; o. K. Cafe (0)-Hiroo
1888, Yamada 437, Miyazaki $780, Ma
kamichi Alb, Sonoda 372.
7TH AVE. SERVICE (3)-Ideta
SOB, Hirayama SGT, Tamura 400, Mi
zuki 491, Yamasaki SGT; KINOSHI-
TA'S 0O-Yaguchi Asa, Fuiita 531,
Okada 478, D. Tanabe 452. H. Ia
nabe $40
TAD'S GARDENING (2)-Sumio-
ka 499, Shibuya Asst, J. Tamura 372,
Fujimoto 546, Asaba 500; 14T'H AVE.
SERVICE % - S. Nakashima 419.
Hayashi SCI, Suyama AS, Takasumi
495, P. Nakashima 500.
HATTORI REALTY 90 - Suto
400, Akada SGT, S. Nakagawa 443. F.
Nakagawa 493, Fukei $40 RICH
ARDS JEWELRY (0-Omoto 460,
Terada 534, S. Shimizu 1862, Okada
438, Kawaguchi ATT.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-04
HOShide DiScloses
Tourney Sked

A plan which calls for each mems
team to play three times, has been
set up by Hideo Hoshide who is in
charge of schedule for the fourth
annual Northwest Nisei Invitational
Basketball Tournament next Friday
March 100, Saturday March ID
and Sunday March 12) in the Sc
attic Buddhist Auditorium.
The women's teams will play
round robin schedule.
The schedule follows:
FRIDAY, March 10
6 pm.-Men's Game l
p.m.-Women's Game 10
8 pm-Men's Game 2
9 pm.-Women's Game II
10 p.m.-Men's Game
SATURDAY, March II
2 p.m.-Men's Consolation Game 4
pm.-Men's Championship Game
pm.-Women's Game IL
8 pm-Men's Consolation Game
5
9 pm-Women's Game IS
10 pm. Mems Championship
Game 8
SUNDAY, March IL
| p.m.-Women's Game IA
pm.-Men's Consolation Game 6
3 p.m.-Women's Game Is
pm.-Men's Championship Game
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-04
Free Prizes !!

Suitable prizes-more than fifty
will be given away free during per-
iodic drawings held at the fourth
annual Northwest Nisei Invitational
Basketball Tournament next week
end in Seattle.
The tourney which starts Friday
night, March 10, will end with a
dance on Sunday night, March II.
The more than fifty" prizes,
which we're donated by local mer-
chants. will go to the lucky booster
ticket holders.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-04
Club
Formed Here

A group of Nisei recently formed
an organization called the Internal
ional SportSmens Club, it was learn
ed today
The clubs temporary officers are
Lefty Tchihara, president; Toru Ara
XII, recording secretary; Bill Yorozu.
corresponding secretary; and Shig
Sumioka, treasurer.
The new organization has tenta-
lively set Wednesday, March % as
the date for its next meeting Tchi-
hara will call the meeting to order
at 8 pm. at Collin fieldhouse at
which time the members will draw
up their constitution and the years
program.
Anyone interested in fishing or
hunting is invited to join.
Showing of a sports movie is be
ing planned for the March % gath
ering.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-04
Six Guns Offered

Trophies which will be sought
by men and Women's teams in the
fourth annual Northwest Nisei In
vitational Basketball Tournament
next week. are as follows:
MEMS
Three-year perpetual, permanent
championship and consolation.
WOMEN'S
Permanent championship and run
rer-up.
In addition to these cups, w Ma
kamura. Seattle Nisei community
ieweler. has donated a trophy which
will be given to "the most inspira-
tional PLAYER" in the mems division
of the three day tourney
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-04

NIGHTS HIGH
Hioh einoles-Fumi Yoshida. Tails
9Th Ave. 240.
HIGH series-Fumi Yoshida. Tails
5th Ave. 53l.
Team oame-Tall's 5th Ave. 845
Team series-Tall's 5th Ave. 1913
The lone star ranger on the alleys
IN the SNGBO Seattle Nisei Girls
Bowling Organization) was Fumt
Yoshida of Tails this week in Main
Bowl. Miss Yoshida posted a first
game 240 to contribute a 531 series
% give Tails a 81 triumph over
Gvokko Ken Cafe.
Both China Import 81 Export and
North Coast Importing took their
odd games to remain tied for the
number one position in the stand
ngs.
Gle. trimmed Takano Studio. and
North Coast toppled Martha s
7eautv Shop.
Besides Miss Yoshida, other girls
shooting good series were Pat Hida-
ka 5000 and TAX Nakashima (481l
Of North Coast, Hats ShimomUra
f520 and Yoyo Ishii (490) of Chi
Istas.
The results follow.
TAILS 5TH AVE. 80 - 70 Kita-
wanna 473, Fudge Sakanashi 405
Mary Yoshijima 453, Fumi Yoshida
SOL, Sue Lew 451; GYOKKO-KEN
CAFE O-Carol Daty 1853, Ruby Nj
shiguchi 1872, Yoshia Dol 359, Fumi
Anal 355. Rose Young 405
MINT BEVERAGE 90 - Peggy
Hanada 379, Anna Yagi 351, Dummy
800, Decko Iwasaki Alt, Mary MORT
moto $50; METzGER REALTY co
Myrtle Komaki 1892, Amy Tanigu-
chi 304, Jane Akiyama 379, Hannah
Miwa 297, Frances Ikeda 344.
CHIKATA DRUGS go - Cathy
Yamada 308, Alice Tsue 1888, Pat Ia
naka 374 Yoyo Ishii 400, Hats Shi-
momura SGT; N. P. HOTEL O-Ids
Nakauchi 457, Mary Takemura $40
Hats Higa Ala, Tomo Urakawa 432
Ruby Nakauchi 314.
NORTH COAST IMPORTING go
Pat Hidaka 500. Mickey Oyama
406, JUNE Takahashi 1876, TAX Ma
kashima 481, Jean Terao 1853; MAR
THA'S BEAUTY SHOP O-Miye
Ishikawa 452. Martha Ikeda 1874
Yosh Taniguchi 1877, Mary Maniwa
428. Mitsi Sanico 459
CHINA IMPORT q EXPORT 90
Peggy Okada 449. Aiko Kyono AL
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-04
Drawing March 10

Instructions as to drawing for the
schedule were sent out today to all
teams invited to the fourth annual
Northwest Nisei Invitational Basket
ball Tournament scheduled for Fri
day March 100, Saturday March
ID and Sunday March 12) in the
Seattle Buddhist Auditorium
A drawing will be held on Friday
noon, March 10, in the Roma Cafe,
80 Main St. with Hideo Hoshide,
schedule chairman, in charge Every
team must be represented.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-04
Fumi YOshida Bags Terrific 24O Game
As Tails Spank GyOkko Ken Cafe, 81;
Gle, North Coast Both Win

Rosemary Beppu ASS, Kiyo Yamagu-
chi 448, Gladys Hamano 1877; Ia
KANO STUDIO Q-Kiki Yamamo-
to 1913. Dot Kodama 400, Mich Ishii
369 Susie Shimizu 381, Sally Ishii
80
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-04
TT Girl Scouts
Will be There

Troop II Girl Scouts, led by Fudge
Sakanashi. will assist at the fourth
annual Northwest Nisei Invitational
Basketball Tournament on Friday
March 100, Saturday March III
and Sunday March 12).
Miss Sakanashis group consists of
Alice Fukeda, Martha Kawaguchi,
Marianne Urakawa, Marian Namba
Carol Takeshita, May Nakamura,
Kumiko Homma. jeanette Unosawa,
Joyce Okada, Nancy Yamashita, Yu-
kiko Tsue Amy Tsuji and Carol
Todo
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-04
500 Is Given
Special Honor

Ray 500 talented Cathay Post 1876
forward, is the recipient of the most
inspirational player" award for the
49, season in the Glass AA bas-
ketball league in Seattle.
500, unanimous choice, was given
the special honor at the awards pro-
gram held after the Tokuda Drug
Cathay Post contest last night Fri
day..
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-04
Ducat Sale Chief

Shadow" Nakashima will be in
charge of the booster ticket sale at
the fourth annual Northwest Nisei
Basketball Tournament
set for March 10. II and II in the
Seattle Buddhist Auditorium.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-04
Yamaguchi Sets Pace for mel keglers
With 59l Series; Suyama Fires 229

Maebori 491; SAKAHARA ms. "a
Roy Tanagi 499 T. Hidaka $50.
Wong $50, Oyama 492, Fujiwara 40.
FEEDERS CHEVROLET 90 -
Kimura $40, Yamamoto ATS, Sunni
Okla SOC. Tada 476, Takahashi SOL;
RED FRONT TAVERN % - G..
Tanagi 500, Nishimoto 488, Ihashi
1854, Arta SCI. Fuiino 479.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-04
Three Leagues
Name '49-'5O'S
Cage Stars

Cage stars who shone during the
$3.50 season were appropriately
honored last night (Friday) in the
Seattle Buddhist Auditorium when
they were named at the awards pro-
gram which followed the Cathay
Post Tokuda Drug Glass AA champ
ionship game.
Raymond Sasaki NVC league dir
ector, announced the all-stars to be
as follows.
CLASS AA
F-Chub Hori, Main Bowl
Fray 500. Cathay Post
CD Wong, Cathay Post
G-Shobo Fujii, Tokuda Drug
G-Gaylord Iwasaki, Mercury
Honorable mention: Chuck Kino-
shita. Tokuda Drug; Seiii Hata,
Maynard Cafe; Kay Saito, Mercury;
Edo Sasaki. Superior Used Car; Bill
Mamon and Sal DelFierro, Cavaliers;
Ray Saito Main Bowl
CLASS A
Flames Nakamura, LancerS
F-Ken Yoshinaka, Savoys
C-Roy Seko, King Snak
G-Bob Namba, Midgets
G-Tom Yamaguchi, Midgets
Honorable mention: Yosh Naka-
gawa, Midgets; Tom Fukuyama and
A Horita. Comets; Carl Ooka, Gyok-
ko Ken Grows; Manabu Jinguji,
Lancers; Jim Hino, Frank zee and
Toby Watanabe, Savoys; Roland
Kumasaka, King Snak; Hing Chinn,
Chinatown.
GIRLS
F-EtS IchikaWa, Lotus
F-Nori Komorita, wv Goods
F-Mary Hanada, Lotus
G-Tomi Yoshioka, Chicks
G-Toshi Iwasaki, Anna Kay's
G-Amy Chikamura, WWG's
Honorable mention: Helene Tsu-
tsumoto, Lotus; Naoko Hasegawa,
Reiko Tanaka and Keiko Kitayama,
WWG's; Margaret Tomoguchi and
Jean Fujii, Starlettes; Tomo Iva
saki, Chicks,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-04
Sport Calendar
MARCH

10. H. y - Fourth annual North
west Nisei Invitational p Basketball
ournament in Seattle Buddhist
Auditorium.
10 - Northwest Nisei Invitational
Basketball tournament sport dance
n Seattle Buddhist Auditorium.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-03-04

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