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SOUTHERN MD.
WATERFRONT
PARADISE

Boating, Fishing, DuckingI
arSs.nt assss right htce On snS1 beautiful baae n:s az
than 10 yrs. old. with 4 twin-size
bedrms. and 2 baths. 1Sx31 1T.
liv. rm.,. 16x16 din. rm,. 10x31 1T.
rec. hall with beautiful staircase,
14x25 paneled den with picture wtrl-
dow, powder room.
ULTRAMoDERN KITCHEN
20x24 garage with maids quarters;
completely redecorated.
Priced Below Replacement
"a acres available with
cove for power craft. Phone Mr..
Fox, ST. 1900.
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1922 17th st. NV.
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crNnEp RroCV
OPEN Q no 8

Lodge or beach cottage completed on
your lot. 12x1S, S1,750. 24x3O.
S2.944 so, plus plumbing and wiring.
CaQ I'VE. 2SSS. Il
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peter j. hagan

Realtor. 1905 r. I. Ave.. Brentwood
UN. 1855. WA. 1887
OPEN 8 TIL 8 DAILY
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CAPE ST. CLAIRE
On Chesapeake Bay
S2 miles from washington

We are now Offering large beautiful
cottage sites with tall MAJESTIC
hardwood trees. Price, $3.50. Terms.
S35 down and SIS monthly. Other
desirable sites proportionately priced.
REPRESENTATIVES on property each
day until dark. Cape st. Claire,
water beach development. has one
of the most beautiful, long. wide
white sand beaches on the Chesa-
peake Bay. Directions: From Peace
Cross. out Defense hwy. (U. 8. 50)
% annapolis. continue on tRoute SOD
LEON AKERMAN
100 Barr Bldg. 90 18th st. NV.
Phone Elk. 051l.
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URCIOLO REALTY

COLORED-BRANDYWINE. Is miles
D. C-Six-room home on IL acres,
$1,000 Also a few 8 to 10 acres
tracts. Easy terms. H. NJ. HUNTER,
Ii. 3-S2U5.
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REMINGTON. VA.-Log cabin, hwy
between Warrenton and Culpeper;
rooms; bath sss:. elee;: SHADE ss dGo orchard
Poultry farm. 15 acres. 4 rooms, bath
house, for 1000 broilers, eiee-i
276 acres, $50 in grass. new modern
buildings. Washington permit. " mi
Of Rt. 90 on improved rd.; equip.
ment and cattle can be purchased
sf0 acres. facing Rt. 90 near Gull
peper: extra good buildings. central
tenant houses. elec., poultry houses
for 10000 broilers. 44-stanchior
barn. score 99.4; stock barn; either
with, cattle and equipment or with.
out; Shown by. appointment. u
B. F. PERROW. Remington. Va
Telenhone IL.
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HOLLY HILL HARBoR A very
charming rear round home. ramb-
ier type. on q knoll 100x150. with
view. restricted and refined COM
munity on Rhode River. Properly
priced. Drive out Central ave. (3l40,
Mayo I'd. (253l. turn right at arrow
lHOLLY HILL HARBORl. at edge
OF ball o gaTk Open Sunday,
10 Maryland Ave. Annapolis 1850
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BEAUTIFULLY WOODED LOTS in q
desirable and regulated section OF
the District, adjoining Rock Creek
Park; most reasonably priced. Mrs.
PAUL P. STONE. Realtor
1015 18th st. NV. MA. 1873
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Country Home. 81 ACrt
One-Man Farm--Rare

~AAS ~s@Ns@~ - w. 49, As$sA ~
Bargain
Large streamt borders. excellent Ash
ing and good water sports; valuable
bldg. stone quarry; good set bldss.;
fertile soil; lucky buyer gets plenty
household furniture. farm machinery
and hay In barn; 45 acres, CROP
land. pasture and wood lot, fruit;
7-rm dwelling; barn 16x20: hous-
ing for 500 layers, corn crib, etc;
mr.. State hwy. smart city and ex-
cellent markets % Minis; aged and
incapacitated owners "giye-away"
price, $3.50. E. C. Brumback,
STROUT REALTY, Middletown. Va.
Bargain lists mailed free.
Aged Owners Sacrifice
Dandy one-man farm, splendidly To-
Gated, Just of State hwy. and bus
line, only Ia mi. to village; we'll
constructed bldgs.; S-rm. dwelling
with elec, and 2 porches, 62-ft.
barn, 16x40 poultry house with ce-
ment H., courthouse, etc; II acres,
divided into cropland fenced spring
pasture and woodland. home fruit;
81 500, part down; moving ma
chine, rake and pillow thrown in.
J. H. Bane. sr., STROUT REALTY.
r. F. D. No. /. Rhoadesville, Va.
porUotn HSfe rncflpd free
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Gentleman's waterfront estate Of IS
acres with beautiful frontage on the
Ssrys a{sf ctty ma Md Sr several seres Of
attractive lawn and shade trees.
Geven-reom residence well-appointed
with three bedrms., two complete
baths. Central heat Hardwood
floors. Garage and servants quar-
tiers. Ideal for year-around re-
tirement home or family with chill
dren. Price. S3s,000.
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

ExCHANGE-save tax, commission.
WIN trade graaseious 4.bedroom' =
New New York. Box s4s-s, Star. Il
IN PRINCESS ANNE on the Eastern
shore of Maryland. 150-year old
frame house; modern conveniences.
Corner lot; 7s acre. S22,500 i'm
mediate possession. Owner E. H.
coHN. phone No. %, 215 Somerset
ave. g.
s-BEDRooM BUNGALOW on large.
wooded lot; brand new; electric
Snds siGNs anS as nu.s som
downtown Richmond. Va; near
month. Box 425-x, Star
vALLEY"-At 1,1OO-foot
elevation. adjoining national park.
Charming 5-room cottage; bath.
electric kitchen, stone. fireplace. log
ing and mountain land; also SPRINGS,
brooks. orchard. garden; good road
near village; mountain views; SIS. 600,
terms. Other Blue Ridge homes
and farms. s. E. HENING. Broker,
Sperryville. Va. Tel. 1921.
FOR SALE-The 1873 acres known as
the Van Kammeron Farm on 81 8
State Stat road and 1.Ip On Passage a., Creek;
wooded land; paid $4,000 for the
place and has spent $500 In re-
pairs inside the residence: outside
of house needs shingles and road
needs grading into house; will sell
at S12,500. CLAUDE l.. RUST.
306 s. Royal ave-, Front Royal.
Virginia.
20-ACRE village property running
back to salt water stream, improved
by a six-room dwelling with bath,
electricity. artesian water two-car
garage. poultry house, small store
building with stock and fixtures.
pretty shade and shrubbery. Price.
S13. $50. MATTHEWS & COMPANY,
Cambridge. MARYLAND.
RICHMOND, VA.-Residential prop
erty for sale; prompt attention;
suburbs or city homes. Box 113-V,
Star.
or ski lodge in Stowe, Vermont. Call
CHI, TITO. --3
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Huge general farm near Berkeley
Springs. handy u. S. No. 522; fine
main home with elec..- 2 porches:
also 2 tenant houses-S & rms. !;
car garage; good barn with vents &
metal roof; Q poultry houses: brooder
house; other bldgs.; 1926 acres, 100
tillable loan, IS fruit trees; est.
$4,000 worth timber when cut;
priyate stream: taxes S35; REAL,
No. so.s55. VESTS otRstS:eSS + R. sticRley.
406 N. Washington ST.. Berkeley
SPRINGS. W. Va. BARGAIN LIST
FREE!
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50-ACRE FARM

(67 acres more available: small
modern bungalow; with every acre
tillable: 80 miles out, near Route
so; $11 .750 with $4,000 to $4,000
erty. close in that has good garden
space. e
]. Fuller Groom Realty Co.
0Y ~ CH ddSS
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In this delightful and restricted
proven Arlington community near
the extension Of the George Wash
ington Memorial pkwy., the new
Stratford Junior High School and
the WASHINGTON Golf and Country
Club. We have available with all
improvements, beautiful rolling
wooded homesites. Priced from S2,-
800 to $4,000. II you would like to
look over these sites, cross Memo
rial Bridge. turn sharp right and
George washington Memorial pkwy
and the Spout Run feeder to Lor.
cum cum lane; risht on Loream lane ts
past the golf course to N. Quinc,
and N. Pollard sts.
George Mason Green Co
CHI. 3s3s. Ewes. and Sun. GIL. 1886
SPALDING HTS, MD.
able. VI, 4753
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TERRA RuBRA

An historic farm. part of the original
estate of Francis Scott Key, To-
Gated on paved highway in Carroll
Co., Md, within so miles Of D. c.
IS Of which are in apple and peach
orchards; brick Colonial home with
z rooms, 2 baths and flreplaces:
outbuildings and some equipment in
cluded in sales price of S22,500.
For further information, Mr.. Lawrik,
10. 5-29S0. with
Max C. Schwartz, IA. $500
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FARMS.
STOCK FARM
lee HIGHWAY

231 acres, S-rm. house, 2 baths.
electricity, tenant house, barns: 81
mi. D. c.; S42.000.
j. L. G.. WEST
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80 HiIlWood Ave, FA. S322
Ewes, FA. 1919.
MIDDLEBURG. VA

M11Ol1GDOIb IbS, wa.
the best Offering in this general Sec
tion. Modernized S-room house.
There are 9afenced fields with run
ming water. only Is acres in wood
land. New 40-cow dairy barn and
concrete silo. This convertible to
beef cattle breeding. Most reason
& SON, The Plains. Va. Tel. Mid
dleburg 2291.
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BEST CATTLE FARMs-1,74 744 acres
manor house, 8 tenant houses. {
high state Of cultivation. everything
in good repair: all livestock anc
equipment to go with estate; Low
taxes. Farms and homes of al
sizes to 6 acres.
mountain farms and homes havint
common boundry with Shenandoah
Park.
W. A. MILLER. Broker,
> Phones 2l61 or 1851,
xh
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BELLE HAVEN
2 lge adj. lots, util. In, reasonable.
ia. 5-7S33 and GIL. 56S7.
SARAH SCOTT BROKER.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
140 acres of rolling land improved
by 6-rm. house and barn. Only
$3.50 per acre.
77-acre tract. improved by modern
lge. 6-rm. brick home; both prop
critics less than 25 mi. from D. G.
Call Mrs Ross. Gaithersburg. 4S7J3.
LYMAN C. DELE & CO.. INC, ST.
20 ACRES; city water; 81 900 per acre.
eorner lot, sox15o it,; city water
Lots, 100-ft. frontage; $50 down,
SIS per mo.
Commercial lot. 20Sx314; S13.50o.
Commercial lot for rent.
CHARLES P. DIEHL, WA. 4041.
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OPPORTUNITY
Homesite, unique. comm, 8 mi. from
d. C. on Oxon Hill I'd: 100000 #;
scenic lott water. cleo; S2,700. LO
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OFF UPPER 18th ST.
Lge. lot, 65xlS5; beautiful bldg. site;
in excel location: selling at cost.
$4,000. ROYAL REALTY, MA. 2457
and DI. 2S01. i
BUILDERS. ATTENTION
SILVER SPRING, COLESVILLE PIKE
81 acres. beautiful, slightly rolling,
adjoining Paint Brush Farm Estate.
Splendid subdivision under con-
Struction. Call Mrs. Williams. SH.
1895. cox & CO.. 81. O775.
Choice homesites in choice locations.
! 100x190 Quaker Lane 81, $50
70x1O5 Aurora Hills ---- 5000
126x127 Sleepy Hollow 2,400
Corner lot Aurora Hills 1900
100x1S5 Lee blvd. $3.50
See these today by calling WRIGHT
REALTY. INC, Aurora Hills ONCE,
Otis 9470. Otis S715.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY = Choice
vacant lot within radius o miles
Near Brishton Dam-B acre. wooded.
Norwood Estates-S5O0. $3.50. $500
Bonifant. I'd. near Colesville pike-A
acre. wooded. 81 800.
Allanwood-Few choice lots. $1,000
II. 4 H. DEVELOPMENT co.
~
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|STROUTS
Farm Catalog-

With 3.0s4 bargains. 80 States. ST.
600 to 5000 900. Farms, Village
Homes, Auto Courts, Trailer Parks,
Resorts. Stores. Rental Apis, Hotels,
ETC.. etc. Pictures galore. Live
stock. equipment. furnishings often
included. Low prices, many E-Z
terms. Our 51st year. Nations
leader over 100000 Satisfied Pur-
chasers. Buy now and beat infia-
tion. Tell us what you want
Where? Price? Terms? Save thru
STROUT REALTY
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WHITE OR coLoRED
SHADYSIDE. MD.

0I1AD I O41G, N1b.
Near summer resort II you want
q completely modern 51-acre farm.
call US; 2.000-ft frontage on West
River; T-rm. brick rambler, tenant
house, poultry and animal barns;
all equipment included: ideal for
subdivision Of summer cottages;
CO. 6S31.
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STOCK FARM

y O1OSh T. ATM
449 acres, 81 miles D. c.. "a mile or
more frontage on hard-surfaced
road with modern home consisting
of 1st fl. bedroom and bath. 3 bed
rooms and bath on End A.. oil n
VIII. huge deep freeze, all farm
machinery and equipment, most of
which is new: cattle barn. 80x40,
several other outbuildings including
2-ton silo; now grazing 125 head
Of cattle; priced at S65. 900. with
$31 900 LIST trust. 4la% interest,
terms can be. arranged on balance.
Owner will take part in 2nd trust.
JNO. J. LOFLIN
2420 Wilson Blvd, Gil. 43I2, OK.
0575.
153 ACRES. approx. rs mi. from
D. c.. 20 mi from Winchester; with
lge. brick house suitable for restor-
ing. Good barn and outbuildinRs.
Frontaee on 2 hard-surfaced roads.
Fresh.water stream borders property.
Same area, 300 acres good land.
Buildings need modernization.
JOHN w. MULROY CO.
80 Hillwood Ave, FA. 1922
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IS ACRES on blacktoD road; 7-rm;
house, outbldgs.. stream. Poss, ~
days or less. Nice summer place.
8 acres with nice house on good
tables and meat. There's lot OF
gSlsassssn1ss ss1s hytsng tPs sd,ot i6 this place Poss
bath and heat, on = good road,
eral outbldgs. and. school bus pass
ing your door and shopping center
d soS saHrfheS se 4 of onlg ssoco aTss Bseve
It or motive will! Want to see It?
T5-acre farm with pretty stream and
tres srsss' se1as e,s fSSa house and other farm
2 aoiSss: acres, on iI1s i. s. 40. with stone and
frame house; heat bath; outbldss.
13o acres. no bldgs,; large stream
and woods. So; 3;950. ~
ph, n Nj. i,rH. suERETIaEs na. las : ai seE. 81 $50
. MONTGOMERY COUNTY
COUNTRY HOME - Lovely 6-rm.'
l1z-bath brick home, large and mod.
on zhard-suffaced road. 25 miles
Dairy a II FARM on Route 24o. .4se
acres, 3 barns, D. G. approved; 4
houses; all stock. and machinery go
with the property Reas. price and
se''' COUNTRY ESTATE
400 acres Of rolling LAM, with beau
tiful bidss., fit for a millionaire.
words cannot describe the beauty OF
the improvements on this property.
Priced at only. S160, 900. We have
several other fine properties listed.
Cali Mrs. Ross. Gaithersburg 4S7-
LYMAN c. DELE g. CO.. INC.
1A0n VI CIT oSO0
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CONTINUED on Next Pasel
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WE SELL FARMS

Va. Phone FA. 7447.
Closed SUNDAYS
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Al TURKEY RANCH!

Eastern Maryland concrete hwy.
frontage; fine broiler g. turkey
ranch. capacity over 5000; pretty
bungalow with 5 rms, utilities. nice
2 huge broiler houses: turkey house:
40 acres, several fruit trees: REAL
BARGAIN bldgs. insured for
S10.500: taxes only S4s: SACRIFICE
PRICE - SI0,500i No. A-29S2.
VESTS. l.. K. Hackett. P. o.
Rhodesdale. r. D. l. El Dorado. Nd
BARGAIN LIST FREE!
2OE Q n0yooc NraI, n WI 4
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98 SCORE, DAIRY

80 mi. of D. c.. 7/1o-mi. OF Lee
hwy; $50 acres, rich land. seeded,
water, fences, 22 stanchions, 2
barns, 30 Holsteins. II heifers,
farm machinery; 11-rm. house.
Owners death puts you in business
with title. Can stock beef cattle for
stock farming; $4,000, S25,000
cash. Call for particulars. ALTMAN
REALTY CO., GIL. 6436. Il
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-09-12
NISEI MERCHANTS
LEAGUE STANDINGS

Singles-Isamu Yoneyama. Nisei
Grill, 216.
Series-Sab Yamashita. Hattori
Realty, sos.
Team game-Hattori Realty. 903.
Team series-14th Ave Service,
1850.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-09-12
IISNGBO Openers
Thursday Night
With II Teams

With the addition of two teams
the Seattle Nisei Girls Bowling Or
ganizations gets under way In the
195f-52 season at Main Bowl to-
morrow night.
Opening round contests for the
girl bowlers finds last years cham
pionship quintet. Hong Kong Cafe,
bowling against Takano Studio.
Iwata Insurance meets China
Pheasant. Toms Grocery is pitted
against Buickettes and North Coast
Importing Co. is host to New China
town.
Russo's Enterprises meets team
at present without a sponsor COM
posed of Sally Yamashita. Eiko
Suyematsu, Amy Takano, Sylvia
Fujiwara and Chiyo sakai.
Two other teams without names
so far play against each other. The
first team has Kay Yamamoto,
Gerry Nishimoto, Toshi Okano,
Masako Nakai and Chiz Arita. Their
opponents will have Tosh Tanaka.
vicky Uyeta, Mary Hikida, Toshi
watanabe and Peggy Yamamoto.
Rosters for the other teams have
previously been announced.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-09-12
G'9|1I||i||'|||)

without the familiar face of O'Doul?
Lefty's name was synonymous with
baseball in bay region. Many play
ers gained fame nationally after a
few seasons with the great teacher
of the sport. Emmett Watson paid
tribute to the great Lefty saying,
unless some other Coast League
club is intelligent enough to grab
him, the league will lose the great
est single figure it ever had"
SPORT SHOTS
Washington Huskies were ranked
as high as seventh place on the
national poll. With Don Heinrich
sidelined now, It'll be interesting to
see how many points the Huskies
drop On the national barometer.
=. Last year they we're saying the
so season was only scrimmage for
the 81 team that HOWE Odeli was
building. The big $64 question now
is whether Heinrich's understudies
will be able to fill the gap left by
him. :. Fans down California way
will be able to watch a Nisei grid
ster play for Fresno State. They
claim pound for pound, five-five
140 FOUNDER Sat "Fibber" Hirayama
is one of the best backs on the
coast. !. Crossroads. a Nisei pub
LEGATION in Los Angeles, ranks the
Savory third nationally In baseball
with Utah All-Stars and Nisei Trad
ing. For first they favored Fresno,
San Jose. Placer and Lodi. And
the Canadian paper, Continental
Times, reported, during the edi-
tors holiday absence, the staff
members have taken the opportun-
ity to devote a greater portion of
available space to much deserved
cause, namely sports. /. Nisei Vets
are still looking for more local fellas
interested In playing football. Last
year they went all out to equip a
team SO the team wouldn't look like
buns" playing against opponents.
This year the empty jerseys and
etc. go begging for someone to put |
them In use. With only eight |
more days to qualify for the Times
City Salmon derby, more fishermen
from the area became contestants
by getting their qualifying catches
over the weekend. Latest qualifiers
we're H. Kumasaka, 8. Urakswa, 8.
0ogen, Kaz Kubo. George Y. Ka- /
vachi, Joe Yada, H. Igimi, Yoshiko
j. M. Shiota and Hank
3asaki.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-09-12
japanese Win
Numerous Prizes
In Cracker Derby

The Japanese fishermen failed tt
land the biggest fish in the 1851
Cracker Derby. but ten fortunate
ones got bites large enough to win
one of the many prizes.
j. B. Farrimond caught 81
pound-12 ouncer to take home the
16-inch Admiral T.v. set offered as
first prize by the international
Sportsmen's Club, sponsors of the
derby. The second largest fish was
caught by Mrs. Mccain.
Jim Nosho won himself a reel by
placing fourth with 21-pound
ouncer. A winner of rod with an
18-pounder was Matsu Sakagami
He got a rod.
Ninth to fourteenth places went
to c. Fujihira, Tomoji Kaya. j. B.
Tanaka. Kazue Beppu, DR.. S. Flu
kuda and Jack Ishii.
The two others to land in the
money were T. Colo and Mrs. Joe
Yada. They we're 18th and 10th, re-
spectively.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-09-12
: OLD SAYING PROVES TRUE

| OLD SAILING FHOFES TRUE
Experts on Americas favorite
sport say that the team leading the
pack on Fourth of July and again
on Labor Day will finish ahead of
the pack. The Rainiers did just that
and restored confidence in that
tradition. Now, the know-it=alls
can proudly boast. 81 toldya So
The ball game is never over til
the last man Is out Lso Lassen has
warned listeners time and time
again. Likewise the 1851 pennant
race wasn't decided until the last
week when time finally ran out on
the Hollywood Stars They came to
the end of the rope. when with only
five games left, they let themselves
get six games between the jolly
Rajahs.
Pennant number four will soon
hang in glory out in Sticks Sta
dunn. The hustling Rainiers now
have a chance to gain more fame
by taking the Governors Cup play
off. They're pitted against Los An
geles in their first best-two- out-of-
three series. The winner will take
on the survivor of the Hollywood
Portland series.
ADMIRERS TO SEE 'O-DURU :. :.
There's rumors going around
that Frank Lefty ODoul may have
finished his last season with the
lowiy San Francisco Seals. But
thousands who idolize Mr.. Baseball
himself will be able to see him when
he takes an American All-Star team
to the Orient.
His squad of Is players will in
clude 10 to IL big leaders. with such
big time names as Joe DiMaggio.
Broth Dominic, Ted williams, Yogi
Berra. Ferris Fain, AL Lopat, Lefty
Shanz to name only few.
May be the Nippon fans haven't
heard so much about some of the
players on the 18-man roster, but |
O'Dura is a familiar name with |
them. The rabid baseball fans will |
undoubtedly crowd into Korakuen
stadium, packed like sardinas to see
oDurus team play.
What will the 1852 Seals be like
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-09-12

Five teams were tied for first
place In the Nisei Merchants Bowl
ing league after the results of the
league openers were tabulated
Thursday night at Main Bowl.
Kashiwagi's, Nisei Grill. Toda
Optometrist. Goth Century Insur-
ance and Yesler Appliance found
themselves in top position by vir-
tue of winning their initial 1851
50 series, to l.
Isamu Yoneyama with ZIG. the
nights single high, helped Nisei
Grill win over Superior Used Cars.
His 216 looked impressive compared
to other scores that ranged to low
as 1903 after a layoff during sum-
mer.
After losing the opener, Yesler
Appliance came back to win the
last two and the series total from
Franks Nisei Barber. goth Gen.
fury won the first game from Ku-
bota Bros, but lost the second third
and the series total to them.
Kashiwagi's and Toda Optomet-
rist both won their first two games
and the series totals from G. T.
Takahashi Co. and r. s. Auto Re-
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-09-12
JACL BOWLING
CHAMPIONS ARE
ANNOUNCED

Winners of the recent JACL
Bowling Tournament we're an
nounced today by Fred Takagi OF
Main Bowl
Hugh Kasai, Portland. rolled the
highest single series with SOC.
Second and third places went to
two bowlers from Salt Lake City
George Sonoda scored 579 and Hito
Okada. 534.
Mixed doubles was won by Miye
Ishikawa and Morrie Yamaguchi
with i,040.
Pruney Tsuji and Hugh Kasai,
Portland, with 1.135. and x. Yamane
and D. Osaka. both from Tacoma,
with 1,103. were the two highest
teams In the mems doubles.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-09-12
Five Teams Score Three Victories
In NiSei Merchants League Openers
As 195l-1952 Season Starts Off
Kashiwagi's, Toda Optometrist, Nsei
Grill, Yesler Appliance. 10th Century
Insurance Tied for Lead in Standing
build. reSpectiVelY.

4 puiiu, respectively.
Series high for the night went
to Sab Yamashita as his team, Hat
tori Realty split with 14th Avenue
Service, 2 to 2. l4th Avenue won
the first game and the series total.
Their team series score of 1880 was
high for the night
Thursday night Superior Used
Car goes against Yesler Appliance.
Nisei Grill versus Hattori Realty,
Toda Optometrist takes On Franks
Nisei Barber. Kashiwagi challenges
goth Century Insurance. 14th Ave-
nue. Service plays Kubota Bros. and
r. s. Auto Rebuild bowls against
C. T. Takahashi Co.
NISEI GRILL (3)-Tsujii AS.
Tokmaga 433. Osawa 406, Kosugi
407. Yoneyama 5S4; SUPERIOR
USED CARS d. Aratani ACT.
Ikeda 407, Sskai 4l9. Takeuchi AIT.
Sasaki 420.
YESLER APPLIANCE 13)-Naka-
michi AIS, Miyazaki 5l8. Yamada
47s, Yamasaki 453, Hiroo SAG:
FRANKS NIsEI BARBER Or.
Mikami 469, Aoyama 500. Mano 473.
T. Mikami 44s, w. Okazaki $50.
14th AVE. SERVICE t2)--Haya-
shi 420 Nakashina SIT NJ savanna
400. M. Suyama STA Horiuchi SOL;
HATTORI REALTY (2)--Suto 479.
Akada 486. Mizumoto AIS, Yama-
shita sos. Minato $50.
KASHIWAGIS (9-Kimura 430.
Imori 377. Beppu 424, Nagasawa
487. Sakura 468; C. T. TAKAHASHI
co. O-Kozu 470, z. Nomura 493.
Fujii $40, E. Nagai 433, Saiki 44S
TODA OPTOMETRIST (9-Ts-
ramoto 497 A. Nagai 410. Murakami
452, Kono 491, Inouye 464; r. 8.
AUTO REBUILD D-Ono 424. N.
Nomura 496. Komatsu 50 Il game).
Sakamoto 291 q games) Yagi ago.
Funai 44O.
20th CENTURY INSURANCE go
B. Wong 480, J. Wong 1896. Eng
$50. zee 433. Chin ass; KUBOTA
BROS. O-J. Fujita Ala, r. Okla
zaki $50, Nagasawa 4l6, Takeoka
Ala, N. Fujita $50.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-09-12

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In the Northwest Times
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-09-12
Methodist BouUlers
Practice Slated

A second bowling practice ses-
sion has been scheduled for Friday
by the Methodist women's Society
! for Christian Service.
Sign-ups for this practice are
being handled by Mrs. Ada Kozu.
CA. 5000.