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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-04-14
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-04-14

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-04-14

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8. Srau bon Ser Snrn1erip1brenoer
Silfe in Wtnneapolis, feierte am per-
gangenen Sonntog iein golbenes
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ne1n feierliden Sodamt in @egen-
mart bon @r5bii6of Deurarp.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-04-14
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-04-14

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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-01
BIRTHDAYS
+. AHHlu YER RSARIES

May 3I-DennIs Amen mcuec,
Julie Ann Davis, Sharon Lee
Rickner, Mrs. Charles Wolfe, Joyce
hlckner.
June Mrs. John Helget, Mrs.
Jesse Cotner, Mrs. Lucas Nuber,
Martha Lynn Twynham. Wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Les
lie Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Grobe.
June 2-Morton Everett, Beulah
Armstrong, Jack Gordon, Patsy
Heise, Mrs. Joe Gangwisch, Jane
Gardner, Ralph II. Anderson. We'd
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Forest Gardner.
June 3-Mrs. Amanda Schott,
Frances Nash, Mrs. Roderick Nc
Leod, Mrs. Arlo Shively, Mrs.
Eugene Bolte.
June 4-Elmer Scallish, Bill Koz-
lok, Mrs. Arthur Zimmerman,
Sharon Lee Anderson. Wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Zura, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Coonie Balduf, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Dreier.
June 5-John Kozlok, Wayne
Petersen, Phyllis LAGER, Kay
Louise Smidutz, Michael Norris,
ROLAND Stucky. Wedding ami
versary of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Hatch, Mr.. and Mrs. George Mezla.
June 6-Ralph Snyder, Andrew
Grover, Arthur Maloy, Jr., Doris
Davis Cedoz, John Scott, j. S.
Later, Jim Ashton, Mrs. William
Misch, Mrs. Donald Nieman, Har-
ley Lockwood, Jr., Scott Carter.
Wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Johannsen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dale Eberly, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Otfenburg, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. II. Mount, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Alexander.
June Virgil Fritz, Helen Dan
ner Tusten. Wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Payne.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-01

Richard Kirk, May %.
Amiel Pfeiffer, Oak Harbor, May
%.
Births
Mrs. Ernest Grodi, 111h E. Sec
ond ST., girl, May 25, 9 lbs, 2
ounces.
Mrs. Thomas Ashby, Marblehead,
boy, May q, lbs, OF.
Mrs. Donald Smith, boy, May %,
6 lbs.
Discharges
Mrs. Nancy Menier and baby,
Gary Flores, Dorman Elliott,
Mrs. Helen Lewis, Mrs. Irene
Dennison, Alden Venard, Mrs.
Freda Zibbel and baby, Mrs.
Marie Thompson, Mrs. Ethel
Wierzba and baby, David Ba-
cak, Mrs. Virginia Flick and
baby, Mrs. Shirley Shortridge
and baby, Mrs. Julia Zura, Mrs.
Phyllis Kozlok, Miss Leona
Quisno, Mrs. Nettie Brough.
Woodrow Rose, Mrs. Lauretta
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-01
Ohio Edison Workers
Attend Safety School

The Ohio Edison Company be-
lieves so much in the value of in
dustrial safety, that as men were
called in from the field Friday
to attend safety school conduct
ed on the third floor of the Edi-
SON building by Floyd Page, of
Port Clinton, safety engineer.
Proof that these safety schools
pay off is found in the fact that
for four years this district had
the highest safety record in the
United States, Manager Henry
Cowgill told the News.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-01
AREA FOLKS
IN The SERVICE

S. R. Richard Kokinda 4332967,
Co. 5000 U. S. N. T. c.. 10th Reg.
103 Battalion, Great Lakes, Ill.
Tom Johannsen, who has been
stationed at Smyrna Air Base in
Tennessee with the U. S. Air
Force arrived home Saturday
evening on seven-day delay en-
route to Sheppard Field, Texas.
Capt. Lloyd F. Deppensmith, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Deepen
smith, of Oak Harbor, will leave
Camp Roberts, Calf, June 3, to
attend the ordnance officer associ-
ate advance course at Aberdeen,
Md, for three months training.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-01
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED

Mrs. Thomas Carder is an.
nouncing the marriage of her
daughter, Jewel Kubasek, to Mr..
George Cass, SON of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert CaSs, Route 8, Oak Har.
Dor. The marriage was perform.
ed in Angola, Indiana on March
80, 1851. a
Mrs. Cass is a 1949 graduate OF
Port Clinton high school and is
employed as clerk-typist al
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-01
Study Club InstallS

New officers of st. Charles Study
Club were installed by Rev. Paul
Mueller last week at the home of
Mrs. Ale Bergman, who was
hostess with Mrs. Francis Burk-
hart.
Mrs. Clarence Hohler is presi-
dent; Mrs. Howard Mlorian, vice
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-01

Erie Ordnane Depot. Mr.. Cass
is a 1851 graduate of Oak Harbor
high school and is employed at
Erie Ordnance Depot.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-01

president; Mrs. Gus Lubbock, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Delbert
Wilson, corresponding secretary;l
Mrs. Arthur Nye, treasurer, and
Mrs. Irwin Ermish, historian.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-01
Mogruder Hospital

Surgical
Tyron Beebe, Lakeside, May "a.
Mrs. Harmon Cutcher, Oak Har,
Dor, May %.
Medical
Roy Wakefield, May "a.
Rhino Hesselbart, May "a.
Mrs. Henry Lemons, Sandusky
May IS.
George Ware, May IS.
Marie Anderson, Gypsum, May
Is.
George Mackey, May 25.
Woodrow Rose, May 26.
Robert Clayman, Oak Harbor,
May 26.
Ralph Ballin, May 26.
Mrs. William Bauman, May %.
Mrs. Mary Matthews, May %.
Mrs. Amiel Smith, May %.
Mrs. Robert Branum, May %.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-01

Peters, Mrs. Irene Visiting,
hausen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-01
YOUR REPRESENTATIVE

!. took the floor last week in an effort to prevent the
G 0. P. leadership from genymandering Ottawa County
into the far-removed Fifth Congressional District =
party lines prevailed however and unless the senate
has change of heart that's where Ottawa County will
be in the next congressional election we argued that
1T any change at all to be made, Ottawa County
deserved to be served by congressman representing
amend the bin to place Ottawa in the 18th district,
which includes Erie, Huron Sandusky and Lorain coun-
ties under present provisions of the b Wen be just
the tail of nine-county district extending to the ndi
ana line
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-01
SENATE FINANCE

committee has upped the budget offered by Gov
ernor Lausche by more than 100000 this is the
same budget that the G. 0. P referred to earlier
being extravagant and wasteful differences will be
roned out by conference committee :.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-01
ONE OF THE

. biggest political job grabs of the session is being
attempted by c. William O'Nel, attorney general
with his eyes on the governors Office ONel has been
working harder at building statewide political ma
chine than any other state officehoder this bill,
with strong G. o. P. support is headed for Lausche
is whether or not Republicans keep party lines to
override the probable veto the bill in question
would give the attorney general all legal business of
the Turnpike commission GOP-Senator Ralph Win
ter Gather of the Turnpike law has blasted the
tempt as political Governor Lausche called it
serious mistake" and one newspaper described the
action as potential patronage mill of vast personal
political value"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-01
REP. JAMES A. YOUNG

-. of nearby Erie County succeeded in gre
through the House last week that will be /
the operators of Cedar Point . it had alre
the Senate where it was sponsored by Sena
Adams, of Bowling Green ).
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-01
SCHOOLS

- throughout the state will save on construction
work a result of building code amendments i. . the
Governors signature is all that is needed to modernze
the school code principal changes thickness
OF walls, heights of ceiling, plumbing facilities and
sembly rooms an estimated savings of 10 per cent
will be realized by the passage of this bill, which
recommended by the Program Commission and carried
the endorsement of Governor Lausche -.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-01
TWO BILLS

co-sponsored by your representative and designed
improve telephone service still resting in the Sena
Rules Committee after having cleared the Hou
months ago we were assured by Senate leaders Ii
weekend however, that the bills will be brought on
senate floor for action before adjournment -.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-01

!. seen at Broad and High last Friday were Roseland
Rohda and Mrs. Carl Gluth who had come to Columbus
with Attorney Luella Zehner. Miss Zehner is mem
ber of the Ohio Bar Examiners Committee :. G tt'H
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-01
Tie Capitol Spotlight
REPUBLICAN
MEANWHILE

;. newspaper criticism Of the 99th Legislature con-
tinues The Columbus Citizen, Scripps- Howard
organ, edtoriazed last Thursday: 1--WE need stream
pollution Law, and also need some relief from legis-
lative pollution" lobbyists have delayed House ac-
ton on the Senate-approved anti-polution (stream)
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-06-01
VISITORS

=. at the satehouse last week included Dick Mylan-
der student at Ohio State Charley West of Catawba
Island and MI. and Mrs Edward J. Muligan, of Oak
Harbor the Mulligans also toured the Ohio Peni-
tentiary during their two-day visit at the capitol
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-17
handled the Allons well.

handled the Allons well.
Except in the initial period when
they were behind Us. the Allons ne
yer wsre headed after the first half
which ended, as the story is repeat
ed, Allons 10, Tacoma 9. At the
conclusion of the third quarter, the
Allons we're out in front, 22-l5.
Last season, the Allons. as Sell
tile Chicks, finished third place in
regular league play and as runner
up in the women's division Of the
N. w. Nisei Invitational meet spon-
sored by the Northwest Times.
The scorings in the Allons-Taco-
ma tilt follow: Allons (2D-Tomo
Iwasaki IL, Dorothy Iwasaki B,
Margaret Senda 3, Togo Kit5yama 7
Gloria Osawa, Toni Yoshioka, Yo-
ne Kanda, June Watanabe, Gloria
Hyodo, Terrie Shimomura; Tacoma
.(25)-Mid Tanabe A, Janet Yoshio-
ka 81, Shaggie Watanabe, Tats Iva
kiri. Sue Elliott, Elaine Yoshioka,
Yaeko Watanabe, Rosie Shimizu.
In addition to the forsmention-
ed girls, others On the title-winning
team are Marianne Urakawa and
Elaine Sakai.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-17
Importers Tied
Despite Efforts of
Mrs. Oyama
SNGBO STANDINGS
lAs of Feb. Isl

NIGHTS HIGH
Singles and series-Mickey Oya-
ma, North Coast 235 and $50.
Team game and series-North
Coast, 872 and 2342.
Martha's Beauty Shop stepped
up to the top rung of the SNGBO
standings to challenge North Coast
Importing for the loop crown
Thursday night in Main Bowl.
The beauticians fingerwaved Ia
kano Studio. 81, while North Coast
was being locked up in % draw
with N. p Hotel.
AS If to make this week an "Oya-
ma Week, Mrs. Mickey Oyama, i'm
itating her hubby's feat of gaining
high game and series in the NCL,
assembled enough pins to hoist a
235 game and $50 series, both of
which we're tops in SNGBO play.
Mrs. Oyama's work was registered
for North Coast. Jean Terao with
496 and Pat Hidaka with 483 assist
ed Mrs. Oyama to offset the fair
kegling of N. P.'s Tomo Urakawa
(496) and Ruby Nakauchi t489.
In the three other matches, the
results we're: Tails 4, Toms O;
Russos 8, Franks |, and Ken's a.,
Gyokko Ken 0.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-17
Lancers Topple
Presby Five

Lotus Lancers scored at will to
beat Presbyterian. 81 to %, in a
Glass A basketball game Thursday
in the Seattle Buddhist gym.
The triumph insured the Lancers
no worse than a tie for the crown.
Best sharpshooters for the Win
ners we're Jim Nakamura with 10.
Jits Oyabe with 7 and Watanabe,
also with 7. Osa Edamura played
a good defensive game. the report
added.
The scorings follow: Lancers t3D
-Nakamura TO- Oyabe 7, Edamura
2. Mano 3. Watanabe 7, Terada 4,
Shimizu /. Jinguji 2, Tainaka l.
Presbyterian t22)-Uomoto l, Ko-
bayashi 5, Anal 8. Otani 2, Matsu-
da 2. Aburano, Seike S, Hayashi 2,
Fujiyama 2, Tsutsui
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-17
Seattle Lasses
Nose Out Visitors
By Two Points

The Allons are the Seattle Nissi
Girls Basketball league champions
for the 1950-5l season.
To reach the diadem which last
season was held by the Lotus sext-t,
the Allons had to stave off a last
period assault by Tacoma YBA
whom they repulsed to win Thurs
day by a narrow 27-25 margin in the
local Buddhist Auditorium.
The spectators saw. perhaps, on,
of the hardest-fought contests o.
the year; certainly, it was tilt
which was closely watched by run
ner-up Goods whose chances for a
title bid were split between the
twines by the alert, scrappy Allons.
Victory for Tacoma would have
thrown the girls pennant chase into
a three-way affair And Tacoms
knew it as its girls tried desperately
but failed to overcome the ALA
round power of the classy Allons.
Tacoma jumped into a first-perio6
So lead which, however was Gu
short as Tomo Iwasaki connected
for six points to lead the Allons. BY
halftime, the Allons had 1879 edge
over the visitors who had Janet Yo-
shioka as leader contributing sever
digits.
The new champions had Mid Ia
nabe, Tacomas scoring ace, VII
bottled up, but they couldn't halt
Miss Yoshioka who launched STIR
ring attack On the Alton basket.
dunking in IA additional points in
the second half Miss Yoshioka'f
one-woman rally alas, fell two
points shy as the combined efforts
of Tomo and Dorothy Iwasaki, Togo
Kitayama and Marge Senda proved
better still. Miss D. Iwasaki especi-
ally was strong under pressure, tai
lying all of her evenings five points
in the last quarter.
Tommy Kubota. pre-war Hornet
all-star, filled in for Johnny Kawa-
guchi on coaching assignment and
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-17
TOP FIVE

PORTLAND, Greg, Feb. TIA
kako Inukai. Top Five" leader in
the Oregon Nisei Girls Bowling lea
que, knocked off the nights high
game 185) and series (490 to lead
Captains Sport Shop to a smashing
81 victory over the Chinese Youth
Group last Friday in the Hollywood
Alleys.
Number one AA Rice took three
out of four from the Three Us to
maintain its place on the top of the
circuit.
Azumano Insurance and the Adel-
phons finished their games on
friendly 20 note.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-17
TakakO Inukai
Leads Captain
ONWBL STANDINGS
Jas of Feb. 81
NIGHTS HIGH

NIGHTS HIGH
Singles and series-Takako Inu-
kai. Captains. 1876 and 493.
Team game and series-Caplan's
8l1 and 1922.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-17
IWata'S Rise
To Top Position
In NCL'Fight
Oyama Smacks
A 653 to Pace
New Leaders

IWata Insurance surged to first
place in the Nisei Commercial lea
que last Tuesday night in Main
Bowl at the expense of 18th Ave.
Service.
The "insurancemen" snatched all
three, thanks to Kenny Oyamas
terrific $50 series which included 4
rousing 268 first game. Oyama was
ably backed by Pancho Nakashima
and captain Floyd Yamamoto who
banged the woods for 574 and 57l
series respectively.
For 18th Ave, Jack Koga t549D,
Min Koga (526) and Jack Shiota
SOD were right there, pushing l.
watas who had to reel off the
nights high team series. 2768, to
win.
Nagamine- Beppu the title-de-
Tending outfit. put the pressure and
forced West Coast Printing to re-
linquish its grip on first place which
it has held for so long. The auto
dealers dumped West Coast. 3 to 0,
to share second place with the
printers" while Iwata's moved into
first place which to date has been
a "hot seat" for all teams which had
occupied it.
Chief pin crusher for victorious
Magazine Beppu was the peerless
Pruney Tsuji who doomed the strike
area for a $50 series. Tsuji's games
were 244. 200 and 1877. Helping the
cause were Tommy Namba, who
wasn't salty" by any stretching oil
the Imagination, with 612 and Tax
Shibuya with 528.
Hiro Sasaki shot 500 and FREQ
Takagi, 500, for West Coast
In addition TO Oyama of 1wata's
and Tsuji of Nagamine-Beppu, o.
theirs posting high game marks were
Johnny Asahara of Puget Sound We
getable Growers Association tSum-
ner) with a 266 in a 500 series,
George Ota, also of PSVGA, with a
236 In a 594, and George Tanagi oil
Red Front Tavern with 2l5 in a
$50.
PSVGA. of course, turned In 80
triumph spilling Coast Wide Supply
Dick osaka and Willie Maebori with
537's we're assets to PSVGA.
Coast Wide's main threats were
Nobi Kyono t525) and Biff Ihashi
t52D. TAX Yoshijima had a 2o2 for
Coast Wide.
In the Sakahara Insurance-kata
| yama's Gardening struggle, TUX IA
da was the big noise with a pair OF
2OO-plus games for a 572 series He
enjoyed the counts Of Tom Hida-
ka (55D. Roy Tanagi $500, Jim
Nakamura (515 and Roy Fuiiwara
and his POI which was responsible
for first game win point
The gardeners on the other
hand. rolled we'll but met Sakaha-
ra's on the wrong night. Kata-
yama's boys with 500-plus series
we're Nobi Takahashi (52O, Herb
Furuta 1922, Shig Sumioka $500
and Taxa Asaba SID.
In the other two matches, Royal
Amusement decisioned Jackson
Grocery, 81, and Twentieth Cen
tury topped Red Front Tavern, 81.
The best performers were ROYAL
Amusement-Ge Iwasah $40,
Jim Kuranishi 5l3, Morrie Yamagu-
chi 500. Shoichi Suyama $50; jack
son Grocery-Ted Nakata 528 goth
Century-Johnny Chinn 566, John
Luke 532, Johnny Wong SOC, Red
Front Tavern-G Tanagi 586. To-
milo Hamasaki 536
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-17
NIsEI COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
STANDINGS
las of Feb. 13)
NIGHTS HIGH

NIGHTS HIGH
Singles and series-Kenny Oyama.
Iwata Insurance. 268 and $50.
Team game and series-Iwata In
surance, 968 and 2768.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-17
Turf Isn't Sweet
On Sugar Outfit

ONTARIO, Greg, Feb. l7-Amal-
gamated Sugar, leader in the Onta-
rio Nisei Bowling league, absorbed
0-3 beating from Turf Club last
weekend here, making it possible
for the second, third, fourth and
fifth squads in the loop to be within
striking range of first place.
Hottest kegler was Heizi Yasuda
with a $50 series, High game honor
went to Min Nakamura with a 228.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-17
Wrestlers Booked
By San Jose

SAN JOSE, Calf, Feb. 1.-THE
Japanese wrestling team, scheduled
to arrive in Seattle next Feb % for
a tour of the U. s., will meet the San
Jose State college grapplers in team
matches Wednesday, Feb. %, 1t was
learned this week.
The program for the night IN
cludes an entertainment program oil
Japanese ondos and other dances,
plus a judo exhibition.
1t is false principle, that be-
cause we are entirely occupied with
ourselves, we must equally occupy
the thoughts of others.-The con-
trary inference is the fair one
Hazlitt.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-02-17
ONBL STANDINGS
AS nf Eeh Oh
NIGHTS HIGH

Singles and series-Sam Sasaki,
Kings Insurance, 222 and 584.
Team game and series-King's
Insurance, 905 and 1929.
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Kings Men Tops
In ONBL Play

PORTLAND, Greg, Feb. TAI
honors, individual and team, went to
Kings Insurance in the Oregon Nj
sci Bowling league competition last
Friday night in Hollywood Alleys.
Sam Sasaki of Kings grabbed the
individual spotlight with 222 game
and 584 series, and Kings, as a
unit, speared the team applause with
a 905 game and 1929 series.
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NISEI MERCHANTS LEAGUE
STANDINGS
"a. - uS~L rEl

(As of Feb. Isl
w L
Yesler Appliance 40 rs
Nisei Grill SO II
18th Ave. Service 80 20
Terao's Fords 81 20
Hattori Realty SO 80
Seventh Ave. Service 35 81
Superior Used 20 SO
Main Fish 28 SO
Toda's Optometry 26 4O
Rose Brand 20 AZ
NIGHTS HIGH
SiHgles-Sub Takeuchi, Terao's
Fords, 239
Series-Nobi Suyama, l4th Ave.
566.
Team game-Hattori's, 900.
Team series-Teraos, 2482.
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Appliance Five
Climbs to L st

Using its l5-pin spot to advantage
Yesler Appliance reached iirst
place in the Nisei Merchants lea
que Thursday night in Main Bowl
The appliance men, paced by fosh
Nakashima t538) and Sho Hiroo
5000. downed l4th Ave. Service, 80
Nobi suyam1's 566 series the high
for the night. was wasted for l4th
Ave.
Sub Takcuchrs 239 third game for
a $50 looked mighty fine for Terao's
Who hacked Main Fish, 81. Lead
Of man sab Tsuboi Of Teraos belt
d a $50 which embraced a 204, also
n the third.
Other tits end.d as follows. Su-
psr.or used .. N.sei Grin / Hattori
Realty ? Pose Br1nd !; and Todas
3. seyesta Age 0.
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ONTARIO NISEI BOWLING
LEAGUE STANDINGS
NIGHTS HIGH

NIGHTS HIGH
Singles-Min Nakamura, 228.
Series-Heizi Yasuda. $50.
Team game-Manser's, 1916.
Team series-Turf Club, 1922.