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Chapter 8: How to Enjoy Lunch

## How to Enjoy Lunch

**How to Enjoy Lunch** (昼食の楽しみ方 *Chūshoku no Tanoshimi-kata*) is the eighth chapter of the Nanbaka Web Manga.

## Synopsis

Uno, Rock, Jyugo, and Nico spend their time in the cafeteria eating food from Shiro. Later Uno and Rock spend time with Hajime, while Rock tries to leave with Haku, but Haku is taken back by Shiro.

## Summary

Uno, Rock, and Jyugo discuss the flags they were given with their food. Nico laments himself not getting a flag, until he finds a flag in his soup, leaving him happy. Shiro gives the four more food with flags, but they think that it is too much. Afterwards, Shiro picks them off.

Later, Hajime wins against Uno in a game of chess. Hajime tells them to return to their cell, Uno says that he lost and tells Rock to go back, while Rock disappointingly asks if he's done already. Uno replies that they got to kill time before lunch. While they return, Rock carries Kuu, while Hajime tells him to put him down. Rock apologizes, saying that Kuu is cute, Hajime says that he can't figure him out when he makes an innocent face.

Uno explains that Rock loves cats and heard that before he jailed, he saved a cat that ran into the street, but was run over from doing so. Hajime yells in surprise, but Uno says that his injuries didn't kill him, and Rock says that he was okay afterwards because the cat was not harmed. They decide to go back to their cell, Hajime yells at Rock for carrying Haku, but Rock says that he was cute. Hajime yells at him for bringing a cat that he doesn't know who the owner is of, holding Haku while wondering where he is from, noting that he is heavy.

Suddenly, Shiro bursts in and hurriedly takes Haku back, while Hajime states that it's probably Shiro's cat, and Uno states that he thinks that he's trying to hide it from the head chef.

## Character Appearances

* Uno
* Rock
* Jyugo
* Nico
* Shiro
* Hajime Sugoroku
* Kuu
* Haku
5 February

## 1948

Minneapolis Lakers 68, Syracuse Nationals 55

## 1950

Syracuse Nationals 96, Baltimore Bullets 87

## 1953

Syracuse Nationals 83, Rochester Royals 79

## 1955

Syracuse Nationals 94, Rochester Royals 88

## 1956

Syracuse Nationals 90, Fort Wayne Pistons 85

## 1957

Boston Celtics 105, Syracuse Nationals 101

## 1959

New York Knicks 111, Syracuse Nationals 98

## 1960

Boston Celtics 124, Syracuse Nationals 100

## 1961

Syracuse Nationals 129, Cincinnati Royals 115

## 1963

Syracuse Nationals 120, New York Knicks 100
Jun/Quotes

**(To Tauro Twisters)**
"What are you talking about?! You speak so freely of him! Me falling in love with this person has nothing to do with it! "He's not human because he cares for nothing"? Are you stupid?! They're just excuses because you don't really know anything about him.

They all told me what was convenient for me. I wanted to escape to somewhere. His words made everything inside me change. There is no return. The bad words are gone. He saved me from a shitty world. Even if he doesn't know how to do everything right, I'm comfortable for that.

I hear they say he's a dangerous guy. I don't know if you're right or wrong, you're trying to capture Rokudo for a foolish reason. Then I... will let him escape!

 *—Chapter 231 (stating her background and how she came to love Rokudo)*
Jemi Sandra

Web Manga

**Jemi Sandra** (ジェミ サンドラ *Jemi Sandora*) is a member of the Zodiac Police exclusive to the Nanbaka Web Manga series. She, along with her younger twin sister Jenny Sandra, is a reference to Gemini, one of the twelve Zodiac signs in astrology. She was killed by Mikazuki.

## Appearance

Jemi has long blonde hair with purple tied into a pony tail, her hair obscuring her eye. She wears white thigh-high socks and a short skirt.

## Personality

Jemy, along with her sister Jenny, is a sadistic young woman, who hides her craziness behind her cute looks. With Jeny she agrees that criminals should die and herself said that she joined the police so that she could kill. She has no hesitation in committing violence or murder, as she bragged with Jenny about how they used a drug to make a man's body explode.

She often goes out of her mind becoming aggressive and just like the warden she can switch from cute to scary in no time.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Nanbaka Web Manga, Chapter 235
Drew Grant

## Drew Grant

### Faction

The Dungeon (formerly)The Dungeon (formerly)

The Burning Droogs (formerly)

## Matches

### Teams

"The Loony Bin"

"The Cuckoo's Mess"

"VideoDolph"

### Exhibition

Witney Seibold
Mike Mendez
 10/14/20
Josh Macuga
Brianne Chandler
 5/14/21
Adam Collins
 10/29/21

Schmoedown Live

## Ultimate Schmoedown History

 2020 Ultimate Schmoedown | Singles
 2021 Ultimate Schmoedown | Singles

## Awards and Nominations

### **Nominations:**

2019 Best Teams Entrance (Loony Bin Debut)

2019 New Team of the Year (Loony Bin)

2019 Match of the Year (Loony Bin v Time Machine)

### **Wins:**

2019 Upset of the Year (Loony Bin beat Time Machine)
2 February 1955

**Syracuse Herald Journal**- Four Games For Nationals

Activity in the National Basketball Association gains momentum tonight
as the Boston Celtics get an opportunity to take over the Eastern Division
lead. The Celts move into New Haven to meet the Philadelphia Warriors while the
Syracuse Nationals are idle. A Boston victory would give the Beantowners a
half-game edge. Two other games find the New York Knicks facing Minneapolis at
Minot, N.D., while Fort Wayne is at Rochester. The Nats leave by plane tonight
for the first of three road games starting at Fort Wayne tomorrow. Friday the
Syracusans play at Boston and Saturday at Rochester, New York is foe of the
Nats here Sunday. Jim Tucker will join the squad tonight and be with the team
for the entire four games. Dolph Schayes is shaking off a “charley horse” and Coach
Al Cervi expects he can start against the Zollners.
April 24

## 1920

**Syracuse Herald**- All-Syracuse Plays Tonight In Rochester

Local Basketball Team May Be Without Services Of Rafter In Game

The All-Syracuse basketball team tonight will attempt to repeat its
feat of last week by defeating the Rochester Centrals on the Rochester court.
All-Syracuse won the verdict last week by a score of 11 to 10, an overtime
period being necessary to decide the count. It appeared questionable this
afternoon as to whether Rafter, main scoring dependency of the local team,
would be able to play in the game. Rafter’s eye was cut badly in Thursday
night’s game here. If he does not play the All-Syracuse offense will be
materially weakened and it would seem that the locals have little or no chance
for victory. Joe Schwarzer of Syracuse is scheduled to play at center for the
Centrals.

**Syracuse Journal**- Syracuse Five Plays Central Team Tonight

Crisp Not To Be In Lineup In The Game In Rochester

The lineup: SYRACUSE: Rafter, lf, Casey, rf, Tormey, c, Barsha, lg,
Martin, Dexter, rg. CENTRALS: Murphy, rg, Schaft, lg, Messinger, c, Cohen, rf,
Friedman, lf. Referee- Powell. Umpire- Houghton.

Forty-two hard games in a season is a considerable task for any
basketball team, but that is what the Centrals will have accomplished when they
meet the crack Syracuse quint tonight at the Armory. The Salt City boys have an
edge on the local champions for the season, but victory tonight for the Purple
and Gold will give Murphy’s boys an even break in our games. Wilbur Crisp,
manager of the Syracuse outfit, notified Jack Nieman, the Central pilot, yesterday
that he would be obliged to make several changes in his lineup, but Nieman
refused to accept such an arrangement. As the result of the considerable
telephone conversations with Crisp and Jim Tormey, captain of the Syracuse
five, the Central New Yorkers are coming in force, with the exception of Crisp.
Ido Yomidou/Quotes

**(To Mei Yomidou)** *"Mei, you can't smoke at work. It's also bad for your health and it's hard to wash cigarette-scented clothes. I don't want to spend too much on detergent. These days, it's too expensive."*
 *— Chapter 215*
**(To Mei Yomidou)** *"Mei, you said you wanted a break to smoke a cigarette. We didn't get in here in time because of you, you went to smoke and drink two bottles of alcohol."*
**(To Mei Yomidou)** *"Mei, was that really true?"*
 *— Chapter 233 (when Mei said "That's why we love situations that have nothing to do with money.")*
**(To Mei Yomidou)** *"Our job is not to kill those people. You know we can capture inmate 610 clean."*
 *— Chapter 229 (when he thinks Mei will ruin his clothes)*
**(To Mei Yomidou)** *"Mei, the master ordered it. Do not make much contact with Mikazuki. If you break the order, the same thing that happened to Natsumi will happen to you."*
 *— Chapter 229 (when he thinks Mei will break the order the Man with the Scar sent)*
**(To Mei Yomidou)** *"What I want to tell you, is that if you break the rules you will be similar to to him. Mei, you must obey the orders properly. If you don't do it, we won't make it."*
 *— Chapter 229 (telling Mei the consequences of what will happen if he doesn't obey the orders properly)*
Daisen Rokuriki

* Anime
* Web Manga

**Daisen Rokuriki**「六力大仙 *Rokuriki Daisen*」 is a supporting character in the Nanbaka Web Manga and anime. He is a guard of Building 5 of Nanba Prison, where he is primarily assigned to organising the warehouse.

## Appearance

Daisen stands at average height and has lightly tanned skin and red eyes outlined with green makeup. He has somewhat spiky, black hair with teal highlights, long enough to tie in a small ponytail. He sports two red stud earrings in his left ear and a long red one with green beads in his right.

Daisen wears a slightly modified version of the Nanba Prison guard uniform. His jacket is slightly altered, and he wears it slightly open at the top, decorated with a turquoise belt. His boots have turquoise soles and are adorned with accessories similar to his belt. As a guard of building five, he wears a dark green armband on his left arm.

## Personality

He noticed how Kokoriki purposely bumped into Seitarou Tanabata and questioned him: by this, it's inferred that he's much more responsible compared to the other Daisens.

## Background

Describe the character's background here.

## Plot

Write about the character's experience and significance to the plot here.

## Trivia

* Daisen Rokuriki is a character from Journey to the West, the demonic Immortal of Elk Power (鹿力大仙).
* "Roku" means "six" and "riki" means "power". His given name "Dai" means "big," and "sen" means "sage".
* His favourite ice cream flavor is mint.
* He seems to respect Samon Gokuu very much.
* He has an abnormal obsession for kicking circular objects, especially soccer balls or things that resemble it, (like Rianni Ju-ichigo).
* He never went to collage
Hyakkaryouran Dai Enbu

**Hyakkaryouran Dai Enbu** 「*百花繚乱大演武*」 is the character song of Samon Gokuu and is *Track 3* on the Nanbaka Kanshu SONGS character album. The album is licensed under the label, Tokuma Japan Communications.

## Lyrics

### Kanji

未だ誰も掴めない

未だ知らぬ真実を　この掌に

ああ　信じられぬ強さ秘める者が集う

命懸けでも絶対に

ブッ飛ばしてハッ倒してLai-ai-a

完全無欠なるもの

この気を確かに持って

雲をも切り裂ける一突き

それは電光石火の如く

不撓不屈(ふとうふくつ)のその闘志を

そう　強く　激しく燃やせよ

指先一つで散りばめる

百花繚乱なる技を見よ

勇猛精進なる日々の果て

ものにした力で　いざ行(ゆ)け

瞳(め)を閉じて研ぎ澄ませ

その骨の髄までも　吸い尽くすように

ああ　百戦錬磨の日々を何時でも楽しむのさ

尖った思い交ざり合う

拳だって殺気だってLai-ai-a

何も恐れず向き合え

己と、そして皆と

見極めそして見失うな

己の意志と人の魂(こころ)

目に見えるものその全てを

打ち砕け　吹っ飛ばせ　この手で

紅く宙(そら)に舞い散る火花

百花繚乱なる技を見よ

誰も彼(かれ)もの両眼に今

焼き付けろ　如意なる力を

命懸けでも絶対に

ブッ飛ばしてハッ倒してLai-ai-a

完全無欠なるもの

この気で確か

一心に解き放て

覚悟決めたあの日の空に

届け　そしてあの日見た背を

追って　追って　追い越せるよう

いざ　強く　気高く飛び立て

雲をも切り裂ける一突き

それは電光石火の如く

不撓不屈(ふとうふくつ)のその闘志を

そう　強く　激しく燃やせよ

幾度折れても撓(たわ)まないさ

百花繚乱なる技を見よ

勇猛精進なる日々の果て

受け継いだ力で　いざ行け

###

### Romaji

```
Imada dare mo tsukamenai

 imada shiranu shinjitsu o

 kono tenohira ni ā

 shinji rarenu tsuyo-sa himeru

 mono ga tsudou

 inochigake demo zettai ni

 buttobashite hattaoshite Lai - ai – a

 kanzen muketsu naru mono

 ko no ki o tashika ni motte

 kumo o mo kirisakeru hitotsuki

 soreha denkōsekka nogotoku

 fudōfukutsu no sono tōshi o

 sō tsuyoku hageshiku moyaseyo

 yubisaki hitotsu de chiribameru

 hyakkaryōran'naru waza o miyo

 yūmōshōjin'naru hibi no hate

 mono ni shita chikara de iza gyō (yu) ke

 hitomi (me) o tojite togisumase

 sono hone no zui made mo

 sui tsukusu yō ni ā

 hyakusenrenma no hibi o itsu demo

 tanoshimu no sa

 togatta omoi mazari au

 ken datte sakkidatte Lai - ai – a

 nani mo osorezu mukiae

 onore to, soshite mina to

 mikiwame soshite miushinau na

 onore no ishi to hito no tamashī (kokoro)

 menimieru mo no sono subete o

 uchikudake futtoba se kono-te de

 akaku chū (sora) ni mai chiru hibana

 hyakkaryōran'naru waza o miyo

 dare mo kare mo no ryōgan ni ima

 yakitsukero nyoinaru chikara o

 inochigake demo zettai ni

 buttobashite hattaoshite Lai - ai – a

 kanzen muketsu naru mono

 ko no ki de tashika ni

 isshin'ni tokihanate

 kakugo kimeta ano hi no sora ni

 todoke soshite ano himita se o

 otte otte oikoseru yō

 iza tsuyoku kedakaku tobitate

 kumo o mo kirisakeru hitotsuki

 soreha denkōsekka nogotoku

 fudōfukutsu no sono tōshi o

 sō tsuyoku hageshiku moyaseyo

 ikudo orete mo shiwa (ta wa) ma nai sa

 hyakkaryōran'naru waza o miyo

 yūmōshōjin'naru hibi no hate

 uketsuida chikara de iza gyō (yu) ke

```
8 January 1947

**Syracuse Herald Journal**- Howie Schultz Leads Packers Against Nats

After concluding a week’s exhibition tour through Eastern seaboard cities, the Syracuse Nats pro basketball club returned home this morning and began preparations for tomorrow night’s league game with the Anderson Packers at the Jefferson St. Armory. The team closed the trek with a 64-57 decision over the Atlantic City Senators last night. George Nelmark dropped in 19 points for the Nats. Howie Schultz, first baseman for the Brooklyn Dodgers, will lead the Packers in their first invasion of Syracuse. He paces the Packers in scoring, having totaled 151 points in 13 games. Big Mike Novak continued to be the sparkplug of the Syracuse team on its trip last week at Baltimore, Paterson, Hartford, Fitchburg and Atlantic City. Baltimore was the only team to beat Syracuse on the trip. Anderson, which occupies third spot in the western division standings is setting the scoring pace for the entire loop with an average of 58.5 points per game. Rollie Seltz, who co-captained with Schultz at Hamline University, has also reached into a double figure average in scoring. The Packers are coached by Murray Mendenhall, his first year with the team. With the squad is Ed Stanczak, who averaged 17 points per game for 30 contests with Fort Wayne last season. He was a member of the All-National Catholic Club team prior to entering the National League. The Syracuse management revealed that postponed games with the Buffalo/Tri-City entry have been re-scheduled for Syracuse on Tuesday, Jan. 28, and at Moline Feb. 2. This leaves but four games to be re-scheduled by the Nats due to the Sunday night cancellations. Two of these are with Sheboygan and one with Toledo and Anderson.
Hiiro Kisaragi/Relationships

## Other

#### Touko

Hiiro is in love with Touko, Touko is the first person who made Hiiro feel human.

At first Hiiro was unsure how to handle Touko due to the lack of emotion she displayed on her face.
As he watched over her he found joy on her changing expressions. Hiiro becomes flustered when he is around Touko with his face turning red. Touko gave Hiiro his name after her favorite color an act that touched Hiiro so much that he caused him to cry.

Hiiro wonders if she was in love with anyone when she was alive, was shocked to learn that Rokudo is the man that Touko is in love with when she was alive.

When he learned the reason why Touko was revived, Hiiro becomes increasingly worried about her wellbing running out the room to check up on her.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Nanbaka Manga, Chapter 419
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Nanbaka Manga, Chapter 420
December 16

## 1946

**Syracuse Herald Journal**- Nationals To Remain In Syracuse

Danny Biasone, owner of the Syracuse Nationals, today said the fact that a western city is ready to pay $15,000 for a National League franchise, has made no impression on him and his associates. Danny declared there will be no change in the situation, that the Nationals will carry on in Syracuse, not only for this season but for several years to come. Biasone said some money has been lost this year but that the club’s treasury is in a healthy condition, the losses to date being regarded as an investment. “Under no conditions will we transfer league games or curtail our program,” said Biasone. “We’ll have a smooth working team that will be drawing 5,000 people to every game, sooner or later.”

## 1954

**Syracuse Herald Journal**- Felix Scores 27 Points To Topple Nats

Celts, Royals And Warriors Triumph

The New York Knickerbockers knocked Boston out of third place in the National Basketball Association last night before either team took the court for games last night. The Knicks moved up a notch in the Eastern Division when the NBA decided to delete from its team standings all games played by the Baltimore club prior to disbandment. Despite the loss of Baltimore, each team will play 72 games, 12 with each club in its own division and nine with each club in the other division. Individual statistics adjustments will be made so that all players will be judged on a 72-game season. The Fort Wayne Pistons sport the classiest record but they’re just plain easy pickings for the Philadelphia Warriors, who have yet to lose a game to them this season. By beating the Pistons, 99-90, at Buffalo last night, the Warriors, led by Neil Johnston’s 26 points, made it three out of three so far this year over the league’s Western Division leaders. All told, Fort Wayne has lost only six games this season. A slim crowd of 958 watched the Bison City bargain bill. Six-foot, 11-inch Ray Felix led the New York Knickerbockers to an 88-81 triumph over the Syracuse Nationals, netting 27 points. The Knicks led by as much as 15 points in the third period and although outplayed in the final period, held on for the win. Bob Cousy’s 25-point performance led the Boston Celtics to a 117-106 victory over the Milwaukee Hawks. Teammate Ed Macauley notched 20 points. A turnout of 5,337 sat in on the Beantown show. Bob Davies’ driving layup in the final 15 seconds of an overtime session gave Rochester a 99-97 victory over Minneapolis. Arnie Risen led the winners with 25 points while Vern Mikkelsen of the Lakers with 26 points.

SYRACUSE: Schayes (2-5-9), Simmons (2-2-6), Rocha (3-4-10), Farley (1-0-2), Lloyd (5-3-13), Kerr (3-1-7), King (4-2-10), Kenville (4-5-13), Seymour (4-3-11) TOTALS (23-25-81). NEW YORK: Clifton (5-4-14), Hoffman (1-2-4), Baechtold (3-2-8), Felix (10-7-27), Braun (4-3-11), Gallatin (6-3-15), Shue (4-0-8), McGuire (0-1-1) TOTALS (33-22-88).
13 January

## 1949

Syracuse Nationals 79, Oshkosh All-Stars 72

## 1952

Syracuse Nationals 103, Indianapolis Olympians 85

## 1954

Syracuse Nationals 93, New York Knicks 72

## 1955

Syracuse Nationals 100, Fort Wayne Pistons 83

## 1956

Boston Celtics 119, Syracuse Nationals 104

## 1957

Syracuse Nationals 91, Rochester Royals 85

## 1960

Philadelphia Warriors 132, Syracuse Nationals 131

## 1961

Syracuse Nationals 106, New York Knicks 105

## 1962

Syracuse Nationals 127, Boston Celtics 117

## 1963

Syracuse Nationals 148, Detroit Pistons 114
8 January 1955

Syracuse Herald Journal- Nats Facing Lakers Quint

Minneapolis, Minn.- The Syracuse Nationals, seeking to shake off a
prolonged slump which has found them dropping six of their last 10 games, face
the Minneapolis Lakers here tonight. The Nats lost four of five starts with the
Lakers this season and realize the odds are stacked against them in their
battle to retain first place in the Eastern Division. Captain Paul Seymour
echoed the thoughts of his club when he commented: “We haven’t played a real
good game in a month. We’re sure overdue to start clicking.” Following the
clash, the Nats fly to Milwaukee to play the Hawks tomorrow. Then another game
is booked with Minneapolis at Grand Forks, N.D. Tuesday before the club returns
home to face Fort Wayne Thursday.
7 February 1920

**Syracuse Herald**- All-Syracuse Plays Auburn Five Tonight

Amateur Teams Meet In Benefit Tilt On Armory Court

All-Syracuse and the strong Owasco Canoe Club of Auburn will meet
tonight at the State Armory in a benefit game for the House of Providence
auxiliary. Every member of the Syracuse quintet has donated their services for
this contest. This is expected to be the hardest contest of the season for the
Prison City athletes. During the early part of the season the Auburn five got
away to a poor start, but have been playing in fine form during the last
several weeks. On Wednesday night the Canoe Club team had little trouble
winning over the A.C.U. five of this city by a score of 39 to 5. Auburn will
have its regular lineup and expect to give the local players a stern struggle.
Plans have been made to accommodate a large crowd at the game. The committee in
charge, it is said, have disposed of more than a thousand tickets. A large
delegation from Auburn is coming to witness the tilt. The lineup of the main
game:

ALL-SYRACUSE: Martin, lf, Rafter, rf, Tormey, c, Crisp, lg, Casey, rg.
OWASCO CANOE CLUB: Ogden, lf, Davis, rf, Harrop, c, King, lg, Aubin, rg.

**Syracuse Journal**- Owasco Quint Hopes To Beat Local Tossers

Benefit Game For House Of Providence At Armory Tonight

The Owasco Canoe Club of Auburn, strengthened by the addition of
several new stars, will meet the All-Syracuse basketball team at the Armory
tonight. The visitors are prepared to give the locals a hard fight and will
make every effort to score a win over Captain Tormey’s quintet, which has been
accomplished but once this season, by the Buffalo Orioles. The game tonight is
to be a benefit contest, the proceeds of which will be turned over to the House
of Providence. Members of the Junior Auxillary of the House of Providence have
charge of all arrangements. Mrs. John T. Funda, president of the auxillary, and
Mrs. Jas. C. Tormey, are at the head of the committee. The ticket selling and
ushering will be under the supervision of the organization. A large crowd is
expected to attend. According to reports, a big delegation of followers of the
Owasco Canoe Club will come here. The Auburn squad is in fine shape for the
game. On Thursday night they humbled the A.C.U. five of this city by the score
of 39 to 8. The lineup follows:

SYRACUSE: Martin, lf, Rafter, rf, Tormey, c, Crisp, lg, Casey, rg.
AUBURN: Ogden, lf, Davis, rf, Harrop, c, King, lg, Aubin, rg.
2 February

## 1950

Syracuse Nationals 73, Indianapolis Olympians 67

## 1953

Syracuse Nationals 98, Baltimore Bullets 77

## 1956

Syracuse Nationals 97, Rochester Royals 89

## 1957

Philadelphia Warriors 107, Syracuse Nationals 100

## 1958

Syracuse Nationals 102, St. Louis Hawks 100

## 1960

Syracuse Nationals 119, New York Knicks 102

## 1962

Syracuse Nationals 135, St. Louis Hawks 101

## 1963

Syracuse Nationals 117, Cincinnati Royals 113
10 January

## 1920

All-Syracuse 28, Utica Knights of Columbus 10

## 1947

Syracuse Nationals 68, Cohoes Mastadons 57 (exhibition)

## 1951

Syracuse Nationals 97, Tri-Cities Blackhawks 96

## 1952

Syracuse Nationals 110, New York Knicks 96

## 1953

Syracuse Nationals 87, Philadelphia Warriors 77

## 1954

Syracuse Nationals 77, Baltimore Bullets 73

## 1956

Minneapolis Lakers 90, Syracuse Nationals 79

## 1957

Minneapolis Lakers 118, Syracuse Nationals 110

## 1960

Syracuse Nationals 108, Detroit Pistons 103

## 1962

Syracuse Nationals 134, St. Louis Hawks 122
12 January

## 1950

Syracuse Nationals 64, Fort Wayne Pistons 62

## 1952

Syracuse Nationals 92, Baltimore Bullets 88

## 1956

Syracuse Nationals 93, St. Louis Hawks 78

## 1957

Syracuse Nationals 97, Rochester Royals 88

## 1958

Syracuse Nationals 135, Detroit Pistons 109

## 1960

Syracuse Nationals 127, Boston Celtics 120

## 1961

Boston Celtics 124, Syracuse Nationals 118

## 1963

Detroit Pistons 146, Syracuse Nationals 115
13 January 1955

**Syracuse Herald Journal**- Fort Wayne Opens East Court Invasion In
Syracuse

Zollners Tackle Nats At Memorial; Cervi Pupils Hope To Halt Slump

Fort Wayne’s first-place National Basketball
Association team is in Syracuse today to open an eastern invasion which
continues with two games against New York tomorrow and Saturday. Coach Charley
Eckman, “holler guy” of the league, is out to give owner Fred Zollner his
victory in history over a Nat team on a Syracuse floor. It may prove the ideal
time. The Nats have dropped two in a row at home and four of their last five
outings to surrender eastern leadership to Boston. Tonight the Celtics play the
Knicks at Philadelphia, New York is only one game behind the Nats. Four of the
Nats’ next five games are in the War Memorial with Rochester, Boston and New
York following the Zollners into the auditorium. Lone road game comes Jan. 19,
with the Nats playing Philadelphia at Hershey. Syracuse has won 26 of the 40
games in the all-time series with Fort Wayne. The Nats won 88-86 in Indiana
early in November and one week later downed the Zollners here, 91-82. Eckman is
hailed as the N.B.A. coach of the year for leading his club to new heights. He
has stolen pages from the books of the old-time Nats, building the club around
spirit and defense. League statistics also prove Fort Wayne has the best
defense in the loop. Many of Syracuse’s loyal fans, including President Dan
Biasone, insist the Nats’ trouble is lack of a spirited floor leader. Coach Al Cervi indicated a similar belief recently when he commented: “We could use a
guy like Billy Gabor to light a fire for us once in a while.”

Simmons Hurt

Connie Simmons came off the western trip suffering a disc ailment in
his back and isn’t expected to be able to play tonight, which will bring the
Nats’ playing personnel to eight men for the battle with Fort Wayne.
29 January 1955

**Syracuse Herald Journal**- Celtics Overpower Nats; Never Threatened

Boston Catches Syracuse

Boston- The Boston Celtics, paced by Bill Sharman, climbed into a first
place tie with Syracuse in the Eastern Division of the National Basketball Association,
by whipping the Nationals 101-90 before 6,776 fans last night. Sharman topped
all scorers with 24 points and set a new N.B.A. record for consecutive free
throw conversions in the process. Fouled by Red Rocha with only 26 seconds
remaining, Sharman dunked in his 50th straight free throw shot, breaking the
old record of 49 owned by Joe Fulks of the Philadelphia Warriors. Boston led
from the early minutes of the game and were never really seriously threatened
by the Nats. At one spot in the third period, the Celtics led by 19 points, Don
Barksdale scored 22 points for the winners and Bob Cousy 20. Dolph Schayes led
Syracuse with 18.

SYRACUSE: Kerr (4-1-9), Rocha (4-1-9), Schayes (6-6-18), Farley
(6-5-17), Lloyd (4-2-10), King (4-2-10), Seymour (4-4-12), Kenville (1-3-5)
TOTALS (23-24-90). BOSTON: Barksdale (10-2-22), Morrison (1-0-2), Nichols
(4-2-10), Macauley (6-7-19), Brannum (1-0-2), Cousy (8-4-20), Sharman
(10-4-24), Ramsey (1-0-2) TOTALS (41-19-101).

Score at halftime- Boston 43, Syracuse 36. Officials- Eisenstein and
Drucker.
Chuck Osborne

Charles H. "Chuck" Osborne (21 Jan 1939 – 17 Apr 1979) was an American professional basketball player. He played college basketball for Western Kentucky University and played in the National Basketball Association for the Syracuse Nationals. In four career NBA games, he averaged 1.3 points, 2.3 rebounds and 0.3 assists.

Osborne was killed in an automobile accident on April 17, 1979.

He was inducted into the Western Kentucky University Athletics Hall of Fame in 2005.
28 January

## 1947

Syracuse Nationals 46, Tri-Cities Blackhawks 41

## 1951

Syracuse Nationals 104, Boston Celtics 83

## 1954

Rochester Royals 91, Syracuse Nationals 85

## 1955

Boston Celtics 101, Syracuse Nationals 90

## 1956

St. Louis Hawks 93, Syracuse Nationals 85

## 1957

Syracuse Nationals 112, Minneapolis Lakers 96

## 1958

Syracuse Nationals 110, New York Knicks 102

## 1959

Minneapolis Lakers 112, Syracuse Nationals 109

## 1962

Cincinnati Royals 139, Syracuse Nationals 131
2 January

## 1947

Paterson Crescents 46, Syracuse Nationals 37 (exhibition)

## 1949

Hammond Calumet Buccaneers 70, Syracuse Nationals 59

## 1954

Syracuse Nationals 74, Philadelphia Warriors 66

## 1956

Syracuse Nationals 84, St. Louis Hawks 82

## 1958

New York Knicks 131, Syracuse Nationals 98

## 1959

Syracuse Nationals 117, Philadelphia Warriors 107

## 1963

Syracuse Nationals 120, St. Louis Hawks 95
Elf/Relationships

## Inmates

#### Jyugo

He obsesses over Jyugo and he only cares about him because it is his job to do so and sees Jyugo himself as a mere 'guinea pig', 'test subject' and 'lab rat' and does not see him as a person. He views his shackles and abilities as his only value. On numerous occasions, he's even left Team Elf just so he could spy on Jyugo.

## Team Elf

Elf is the most genuinely respected and feared member of Team Elf, even considered this by the other people who work with him, although they never state it themselves due to their opinion of him.

#### Isou

The person Elf is closest to out of Team Elf is Isou. Isou is one of the few members of Team Elf who is not scared of Elf. Elf doesn't understand Isou's "elderly problems".

#### Fourth

Elf doesn't understand Fourth's "elderly problems".

#### Mei Yomidou

Mei Yomidou is scared of Elf, oftentimes changing his grumpy expression to one with fear. When Mei is faced against Elf, he is obedient and submissive.

The interaction which defines their relationship is when Team Elf is ordered to break into Nanba Prison to capture Ikkaku: when Mei captured Ikkau violently, Elf tells him "Hey, Mei, don't overdo it. We came here to collect him, not kill him.".
## Antagonists

#### Man with the Scar

Elf works for the Man with the Scar. Elf trusts in the Man with the Scar and seemingly shares an emotional attachment to him. For example, Elf instantly lunged forwards and attacked Jyugo because he insulted the Man with the Scar and he defensively replied, demonstrating his respect, admiration and loyalty towards the Man with the Scar.

He's also often seen together with the Man with the Scar many times in miscellaneous works.
27 January

## 1949

Tri-Cities Blackhawks 58, Syracuse Nationals 55

## 1951

Rochester Royals 85, Syracuse Nationals 83

## 1953

Indianapolis Olympians 76, Syracuse Nationals 72

## 1955

Syracuse Nationals 94, Fort Wayne Pistons 79

## 1957

Syracuse Nationals 94, Minneapolis Lakers 93

## 1959

Syracuse Nationals 121, Detroit Pistons 107

## 1960

Syracuse Nationals 141, Detroit Pistons 108

## 1961

Syracuse Nationals 138, Cincinnati Royals 126

## 1962

Syracuse Nationals 107, Chicago Packers 102

## 1963

Syracuse Nationals 119, San Francisco Warriors 110
21 January 1955

**Syracuse Herald Journal**- Nats Want Ed Miller From Celts

Syracuse Has Won Last Four Games

The Syracuse Nats, holding top rung in the Eastern Division pennant race due to a four-game winning streak including last night’s 92-87 triumph over the Boston Celtics, now find the Beantowners the main obstacle in their path to secure player help. With Jim Tucker unable to join the club before Jan. 31 on a part-time basis, the Nats sought former Syracuse University center, Ed Miller, the Nats learned Big Ed is on Boston’s negotiating list. Miller has not played with Boston this season. Coach Red Auerbach, however, has decided Ed is an important man in the Boston setup. Dan Biasone, Nats prexy, has asked President Maurice Podoloff, for permission to negotiate with the Orange graduate. Dolph Schayes netted 23 points and held the Nat board control with 23 rebounds, as Syracuse down the short-handed Celtic. Bob Cousy and Jack Nichols were not with Boston, the former on the injured list, while Nichols was completing examinations at Tufts Dental College. Boston gave the Nats trouble in the early minutes with Frank Ramsey moving into the pivot position against first George King and then Dick Farley. Ramsey netted 10 of the first 13 Boston points and the Nats didn’t move ahead until after Billy Kenville took over for Farley. Bill Sharman of Boston led the game scoring with 26 points. The Nats outscored the visitors from the floor 36-33 and converted 20 of 25 free throws while Boston missed 10 of 31. Tomorrow when the Nats play an exhibition game in Rome, John Kingdeski will be given a trial. Kingdeski, captain of the general Electric squad, requested a test. He is a six footer and played at Vocational and C.B.A..

BOSTON: Ramsey (4-5-13), Brannum (5-0-10), Barksdale (5-1-11), Morrison (0-1-1), Macauley (6-6-18), Sharman (9-8-26), Palazzi (1-0-2), Scolari (3-0-6) TOTALS (33-21-87). SYRACUSE: Schayes (9-5-23), Rocha (5-3-13), Lloyd (2-3-7), Kerr (6-3-15), Seymour (6-4-16), King (3-2-8), Kenville (5-0-10), Farley (0-0-0) TOTALS (36-20-92).

Score at halftime- Syracuse 48, Boston 43. Officials- Serafin and Stutz.
27 January 1947

**Syracuse Herald Journal**- Nats Play Blackhawks At Moline

The Syracuse Nats open a four game road trip tonight in Moline against the Tri-City Blackhawks with the hope of insuring a fourth spot rating by a victory. At present the Nats hold a one half game edge over the Blackhawks who dropped a game to Toledo last night. The Blackhawks have held a jinx over Syracuse all year winning two regularly scheduled league games and two exhibitions from the local quint. But Syracuse is confident that a victory will be obtained tonight. Of the two road victories scored by Syracuse this season, one was in Moline where the Nats stopped the Chicago Gears 57 to 55. Tonight will mark the first loop appearance of Mike Novak, George Nelmark and Steve Sharkey against Tri-City, formerly known as the Buffalo Bisons, although the trio were present in Syracuse uniform at an exhibition loss to the same club in Elmira. Don Otten continues to be the big threat of Tri-Cities, but Nat Hickey has several other reliable men including the Raeder twins Howie and Len to call upon. Pop Gates, clever playmaker of the club, has been unable to play in the last two or three games but he may be active tonight. Following tonight’s game the Nats move to Sheboygan for a Thursday night game then to Chicago on Friday, and Oshkosh Saturday, before returning home for a Feb. 4 game against Detroit.
24 January 1920

**Syracuse Herald**- All-Syracuse Tossers Oppose Ohio Quintet Here Tonight

All-Syracuse Opposes Fast Ohio Quintet; Local Five Confident Of Winning
Over Buckeye Team Here Tonight; Visitors Record Good; Syracuse Will Have Same
Line-Up Which Defeated Glens Falls

Claiming the state championship of Ohio, the Buckeyes of Dayton will
line up against the All-Syracuse court tossers at 8 o’clock tonight on the
State Armory court. Fourteen games have been played by the visitors in their
eastern trip and they were forced to taste defeat in only three games. This is
the final game of the trip for the Ohioans and they will return to Dayton
tonight after their appearance here. Bill Clayton, the center of the team, is
one of the tallest men playing basketball today. He measures 6 feet 8½ inches.
The team averages 6 feet 2 inches. Manager Crisp is confident that his team
will be returned winners over the visitors. Syracuse has scored ten straight
victories so far this season winning over some of the best amateur court
quintets in Central New York. The teams will line up as follows:

ALL-SYRACUSE- Martin, lf, Rafter, rf, Tormey, c, Casey, lg, Crisp, rg.
BUCKEYES: Benson, lf, Cotter, rf, Stocklein, c, W. Clayton, lg, Hirschberg, rg.

**Syracuse Journal**- Buckeye Giants Tackle Crisp’s Quint Tonight

Ohio Basket Tossers Have Tall Center In Lineup

The All-Suracuse basketball team lines up against a team of big fellows
at the Armory tonight when they face Bill Blayton’s Buckeye Giants of Dayton,
O. The Middle Westerners are said to have a strong quintet this year and the
battle between Wilbur Crisp’s undefeated aggregation and the visiting huskies
ought to prove an interesting one from all angles. Bill Clayton will probably
earn the distinction of being the tallest man to play here this winter.
According to advance notices the Ohio leader stands 6 feet 8½ inches in his
basketball togs, and in comparison with some of the big men in sports is
practically head and shoulders above them. From his elevation he can look down
upon such persons as Jess Willard, Fred Fulton and many others. The Buckeyes arrived
here this morning. According to Clayton, the men are in fine condition for
tonight’s game and he predicted that his champions would be the first to humble
the local aggregation. His quintet has taken measure of many of the strongest
teams in Ohio and a number of other strong Western combinations. All-Syracuse,
too, is primed for the clash, which is expected to be one of the hardest of the
schedule this year. The same team which humbled the Glens Falls outfit
Wednesday night will take the floor against the Buckeyes. Martin, who has taken
the place of Schwarzer, causing a shift of Tormey to center, played well
Wednesday and is expected to be a hard man to follow tonight. The lineup:
ALL-SYRACUSE: Martin, lf, Rafter, rf, Tormey, c, Casey, lg, Crisp, rg. BUCKEYES:
Hirschberg, rg, Stocklein, lg, Clayton, c, Cotter, rf, Benson, lf.
22 January 1947

**Syracuse Herald Journal**- Nats Lose To Kautskys

The Indianapolis Kautskys took a 2 to 1 game lead over Syracuse for the season here last night as Arnold Schaefer found the range and dumped in 22 points to lead the Kautskys to a 57 to 52 triumph in a nip and tuck battle. The score was tied at 23-all at halftime and for the first 10 minutes of the third period the lead surged back and forth before Indianapolis took command. Mike Novak and Arnie Risen engaged in a separate contest and played each other on about even terms with Novak tallying 14 points and Risen 12. Syracuse, due back home for Thursday night’s game with the Rochester Royals, was unable to leave here until late this morning and are scheduled to arrive in Syracuse early Thursday morning.
SYRACUSE: Nelmark, f (2-2-6), Rizzo, f (2-1-5), Novak, c (6-2-14), Dugger, c (1-0-2), Meehan, g (5-0-10), Chaney, g (0-0-0), Sharkey, g (3-7-13), McCahan, g (0-0-0), Nugent, g (0-2-2) TOTALS (19-14-52). INDIANAPOLIS: Klier, f (5-1-11), Schaefer, f (10-2-22), Doerner, f (0-0-0), Norris, f (0-2-2), Risen, c (5-2-12), Closs, g (0-0-0), Andres, g (2-1-5), Dietz, g (2-1-5) TOTALS (24-9-57).
Score at half-time- Syracuse 23, Indianapolis 23. Free throws missed- Syracuse: Nelmark 2, Rizzo 2, Sharkey; Indianapolis: Schaefer, Risen 4, Doerner 2.
2 February 1920

**Syracuse Journal**- Orioles Expect To Beat Local Five Once More

All-Syracuse Court Players Hope To Down Buffalo Boys

The Buffalo Orioles, one of the strongest basketball teams in the
country, are coming to Syracuse Wednesday, confident of again taking the
All-Syracuse team into camp at the State Armory. In their first meeting at
Buffalo last week the Orioles were victorious, 23 to 17, and they claim that
they will win by a larger margin here. On the other hand, Jim Tormey and his
players feel certain that they will be able to turn the tables on the visitors.
The Orioles have played 16 games this season and have not been beaten once,
playing some very speedy quintets from the west. The All-Syracuse quintet has
won 13 out of 14 games. The only team to down the local five is the Oriole
aggregation and the local basket tossers are to go into the game and try to
wipe out that sting of defeat. The All-Syracuse five faces four hard games the
first two weeks of this month. Next Saturday night the Owasco Canoe Club of
Auburn will oppose Captain Jim Tormey and his mates in a benefit game to be
played under the auspices of the Junior Auxillary of the House of Providence.
Feb. 11 the Goodyear quintet of Akron, OH, with Elmer Kieb, a former varsity
star, at center, will tackle the locals, and on Feb. 14 the Cortland Sodality
five will oppose the local contenders for supremacy.

**Syracuse Post Standard**- Orioles Show Way To Rival Court Teams

World’s Champions Depend Upon Science And Skill To Win; To Meet Strong
Foes; All-Syracuse Faces Four Hard Games In Next Two Weeks

A glance at the records of the Buffalo Orioles and All-Syracuse teams,
which will meet at the State Armory next Wednesday night in the second game of
the series for the state basketball championship, reveals the fact that both
quintets have a fast, snappy offensive combined with unusual defensive ability.
The Orioles in their 16 games this season have yet to taste defeat and
All-Syracuse has won 13 of 14 games, losing only to the world’s champions in a
sensational game at Buffalo last week. The invaders have been playing
basketball for a quarter of a century and probably play the most scientific
article of the popular winter indoor sport of any team in existence.
All-Syracuse depends largely upon speed and an almost impregnable defense.
Indications point to the largest crowd that ever witnessed a basketball game in
Central New York. The advance sale of seats will be opened at C.W.P. Reynolds’
and Stola Brothers at noon today and the limited number of choice seats
probably will be sold long before the doors of the armory are opened next
Wednesday night. The All-Syracuse five faces four hard games the first two
weeks of this month. Next Saturday might the Owasco Canoe Club of Auburn will
oppose Captain Jim Tormey and his mates in a benefit game to be played under
the auspices of the Junior Auxillary of the House of Providence. Feb. 11 the
Goodyear quintet of Akron, OH, with Elmer Kieb, a former varsity star, at
center, will tackle the locals, and on Feb. 14 the Cortland Sodality five will
oppose the local contenders for supremacy.
23 January

## 1947

Rochester Royals 60, Syracuse Nationals 53

## 1952

Syracuse Nationals 99, Minneapolis Lakers 97

## 1954

Baltimore Bullets 98, Syracuse Nationals 91

## 1955

New York Knicks 98, Syracuse Nationals 89

## 1957

Boston Celtics 140, Syracuse Nationals 108

## 1958

Syracuse Nationals101, Philadelphia Warriors 88

## 1960

Boston Celtics 130, Syracuse Nationals 121

## 1962

St. Louis Hawks 115, Syracuse Nationals 107

## 1963

Chicago Zephyrs 104, Syracuse Nationals 94
10 January 1947

**Syracuse Herald Journal**- Nationals Quit Cellar After Beating Packers

The Syracuse Nationals basketeers following their fourth straight home triumph have moved out of the cellar of the National Professional League into a fourth place tie. The latest triumph was registered over the Anderson Packers, a 71 to 64 beating, before 1,500 fans at the Armory last night. Mike Novak, clever playmaker, took scoring honors for the locals as he tossed in a variety of shots for 18 points. Three other Syracusans reached double figures with Chick Meehan and Jerry Rizzo each tallying 13 points and Nelmark 12. But it was the floor play of Novak that made the Syracuse victory possible. The former Sheboygan star was the only Syracusan to go the entire route, and at the end of the game had committed but two personal fouls. He held Howie Schultz the high scoring Packer center to five points. Both teams scored 23 times from the floor, but Syracuse was more accurate from the foul line converting 25 of 35 tries while Anderson missed 13 of 31 attempts. In all 51 personal and one technical fouls were called with 31 of these coming in the second half. Four times during the first period, the score was deadlocked before Novak began to find the Syracuse a 19-15 advantage. Lewinski finally popped one for the Packers. Novak then sunk two hook shots from the pivot spot and tossed in a set shot and foul to put Syracuse ahead 26-15. At half time the score read 34-25. It was in the third period that the Nats built up their biggest margin gaining a 47-33 lead after six minutes had elapsed. Anderson never quit and staged a rally that brought the team up to a point where it trailed by a 54-50 score with six minutes of play remaining. Sharkey, who substituted for Rizzo when the latter was expelled for committing his fifth personal, dropped in a basket from the foul circle and Nelmark added a foul to ease the pressure. Syracuse then matched the visitors basket for basket until the final whistle.
SYRACUSE: Chaney, g (3-1-7), Gee, f (1-0-2), Nelmark, c (3-6-12), Novak, c (6-6-18), Rizzo, g (4-5-13), McCahan, g (0-0-0), Meehan, g (3-7-13), Sharkey, g (3-0-6) TOTALS (23-25-71). ANDERSON: Stanczak, f (6-7-19), Gainer, f (2-1-5), Bolyard, c (2-0-4), Shipp, g (2-3-7), Schultz, (2-1-5), Lewinski, g (6-0-12), Moray, g (0-2-2), Hapac, g (3-4-10) TOTALS (23-18-64).
Half time score- Syracuse 34, Anderson 28. Free throws missed- Syracuse: Rizzo 2, Novak 4, Nelmark 2, Meehan 2; Anderson: Stanczak 4, Hapac 2, Gainer 2, Bolyard, Shipp 2, Lewinski, Schultz.
11 January 1920

**Syracuse Herald**- All-Syracuse Easily
Beats Utica Team

Knights Of Columbus Five Suffers First
Defeat Of Season, 28 to 10; Billy Rafter Stars; Former Orange Player And
Manager Wilbur Crisp Led In Points

All-Syracuse walked away from the
Knights of Columbus basketball team of Utica at the Armory Saturday night. The
score was 28 to 10. The local five excelled in all departments of the game, and
never during either half did the homesters have to extend themselves in making
points. The Knights, with Murphy and Roberts, veteran players of the late
Oswego champion team, were able only once in the first half to toss the ball
into the basket. In this half the visitors were constantly on the defensive. In
the same half the local team piled up a total of 20 points, which included
eight baskets from the field and four fouls, the latter shot by Crisp. In the
second half the visitors made three field goals and Roberts shot a basket on a
foul. In this half the Utica team played more of an offensive game and Roberts
and Gilmore, a substitute missed several near shots. All-Syracuse in this half
made three field goals and Crisp shot two more fouls. At no time in this half
did the local five extend themselves. After two substitutes were made by
Syracuse, Utica tried to stage a comeback but their plays and passes were
continually broken up. Rafter shone for the local five scoring two field goals
in each half. One in the last few minutes of play of the first half he executed
from the side line and at a difficult angle. For Utica, the playing of Roberts
at left guard and Kellmurray at left forward stood out. Kellmurray especially
shone in working the ball several times through the Syracuse team only to miss
at his pass at the basket. The summary:

ALL-SYRACUSE: Tormey, lf (2-0-4),
Rafter, rf (4-0-8), Schwarzer, c (1-0-2), Casey, rg (1-0-2), Crisp, lg
(3-6-12), Simons, lg (0-0-0), Trupin, rf (0-0-0) TOTALS (11-6-28). K. OF C.:
Kellmurray, lf (1-0-2), Cahill, rf (1-0-2), Power, c (1-0-2), Marion, c
(1-0-2), Murphy, rg (0-0-0), Roberts, lg (0-0-0), Wurz, lg (0-2-2) TOTALS
(4-2-10).
1 January

## 1920

All-Syracuse 29, All-Stars 20 (exhibition game)

## 1948

Tri-Cities Blackhawks 50, Syracuse Nationals 45

## 1950

Syracuse Nationals 79, Washington Capitols 73

## 1951

Syracuse Nationals 106, Boston Celtics 89

## 1952

Minneapolis Lakers 82, Syracuse Nationals 80

## 1953

Syracuse Nationals 92, Fort Wayne Pistons 78

## 1955

Syracuse Nationals 108, Boston Celtics 102

## 1956

Syracuse Nationals 85, Minneapolis Lakers 80

## 1957

Syracuse Nationals 106, New York Knicks 102

## 1958

Syracuse Nationals 120, Minneapolis Lakers 109

## 1959

Minneapolis Lakers 106, Syracuse Nationals 105

## 1961

Boston Celtics 113, Syracuse Nationals 96

## 1962

Syracuse Nationals 110, Cincinnati Royals 106