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three days at the Toronto Lawn Tennis Club and -MS \vriter picked up. a fe%slivers, some sunshine and hts'o( education in what turned out to be an exciting l^ectator sport. Main purpose of our sojourn at the ? v Jowls-was to watch the- progress of the Japanese Davis Clip learn and" their attempts to AV rest some of the �'lur-ste- ^ <ne Canadian Championships in a highly dis-Jjnjrui'sliod and flavored international .field. ' the Japanese made a game bid
Vancouver Niseis Lauded For Good Sportsmanship
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in the before
on' the feature
' some, gallery-pleas-
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Varu'ouvor ,Nistsis drojipoii aiv exhibition doubleho:uier with Ta.rks-villo .. .I.oji'irors . recently, lo>ir.ii both t;:t!v.i\s; in "the last half of tluv ninth SvhoK the .homesters the iKvuiinjr runs'.
A Splendid Example
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.A'H four members of the team
easily s\vej)t through the first round matches which started on July.'20 ever virtual unknowns. But the next day, Masanobu Ki-niunv and Jii'o YaniagisM \vere unlucky enough;to draw;the- top-Kose (No. 1) and (No. 2) of Aus-
'J-l in the afternoon: a'rid
: but the Jap; s won the '.hearts of s by'a display of goed si
Ky. Kamo took the inatch^ 0-1, I mans.hip a'i'ui jiood nature. I
tent piU'huu;- and-snappy 1u "\\-as a feature 'of the twin bill a
The Lowers shadod the Ni>ei. basrhall team *.hich -|�l�M
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of Vancouver, member of Cann-. da'is Davis Cup team..and Miyaiji against Don Kaiser of Louisville. Ky. Kamo took the match^C-l, 6-2, utilizing: his strong volleying game and'smashing overheads while Milagi had l.itllo difficulty'' subduing Kaiser, 0-2,0-3.
But on the'fourth day in the quarter-finals, the two Davis Cuppers '-'suecn'mbo-d as Miyagi (seeded No. 5)'met the highly regarded "-.-I'M Moylan. (No.. 4\ of Trenton, N. J., and Kamo (No.
, i" �!>arks\iilc' over
I.the week-end, sot a splendid ev t ample 'in real sportsmanship. I On and off the field, the visitors conductod themselves in f a r wh\ch was a pleasure to \ .I'mpirc's decisions and
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the.two teams battled all Uu- way j the odd unhiokv hroak encounter: down tlu> slrctchV � j ed on the field Ky every team
in thr 1 >vl�ich walks onto a hari'KaM.dia-
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Rex Hart wig
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No Match for Aussie
Kinnira.who played in shorts, forsaking his usual trousers for the first and only. time in the towney. was definitely np match for Rose who has the distinction
of being;-.' seeded No. 6 in the
world."'feAvas .blasted off the
' courts before Rosa's devastating'
stab;G-T, 6-2.-,- ' . ;-/ >","' � :�;�
One of the more interesting
matches in-the week-long tourney
and Hartwig. Yamagishi displayed some crafty; shots and court genius, forcing Hartwig in'
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to many errors before losing 5-7. j The Japanese coach rah. out of .le^s in the second set, losing 6-0. It is interesting to speculate what would have happened if Yamagi-ehi met Hartwig in his prime for the Japanese is 41 while Hartwig is nearly a s<:ore of years his junior at 23 years of. age... .;'�'
Mea]\while. Kpsei Kamo and Atsushi Miyagi, the brilliant young racquet stars \vho are al-. rr-.ojt a certainty to go places in world tennis''in .a "few years' time, were r�inping: through their op-p-x>itio-v: in the first, two rounds.
-R"ih. Kamo and Miyagi met stifior opposition iri the third round, Kamo against Paul Willey
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6) met a tartar in laiiky Wdrthington {No; 3) of Aus-Iralia. ."�'.,' ..-.;; ;.'-..-�� .'".'." ": ;.:- �'. ;';-.-We don't know who was more exhausted�the players or the crowd�after the 3-hour fray between Miyagi and Moylan was finished. Both played an almost irritatingly .identical garne, playing the baseline for all it was worth, seeining hesitant to nishv the net except pn a few occasions, Miyagi, playing under a handicap of a sore back, took the first set. 8-6, but Moylan butsteadied-him, sweeping the next three, 6-4, 6-3. 14-12; hiany of the gajnes going
into deuce, The Kamp-Worthington set-to
..\isets tuieu tn--.. oase^s .m i".. i "�iv u ��.��"- v-v- ��� �-� -^ � �. v. thinl and fourth with one out but -mond were taken in ^Uide. Nat-didivi score a run as-the Loggers urally, (he same Niseis ren.sty.r came up with some sliarp lieUlin^. the odd proles! when playing in Walk*- to XUhiVand Kita^awa.] jheir own league .in \ancouver. singles hy Mush' I'yesuRi and ln,t it is on rcvord thai such pro-i Seiehi Taiuira ^eored one run in tcst> are kepi t<V a minimum. ;
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the fifth, a; double play .ending the
.rally. J ^gp:e rs sco re.d in: t he. six 111 to tie the game.
The. game'- appeared headed -for extra inning's .\yhen hurler Geo. Fiiruyama -ret ived t he Ivrst two .men. -in .the ninth but the. third ibaUer Ronnie Gray .Ivat^ed into one of his .fast -pitches.���for "a |
After all. baseball, s ov C e r. cricket and hockey are only games, originally invented many years ago for tho cujoymeiyt
which they provided, in\d a team which can .keop (bis paramount faclor in mind is well worth tho plaudits of '-.all snort fans,
who r*n up a skein of s\\ umU'fctttcd panvc*, lost their straight jjAmo when th��y to Y.amaiia Studio's '�-'J last . Sxvnd.iy in tht^ only s*'bcd�lt.sl gamo .of . the.'Toronto' Nisei tx>apue.
it pitching hy J*je Nisbi-and wiMitrss on the part of the Hussvi hurU'.rs aoi'�nint^i fur Yainada's win. Th�� winner�� \MlUx1 to�'i- throe runs in the first frame ami wriv. novrr"--ho:id�'d.'' F-our \\avks.aiul two hits tlgured in tho s<'ov:iu;.T\\ o jiu>!r runs in tho third -uv<l tlir gain.o.
Xishitmira1 iMtolii^il supojbly a'vl !o�:�k('tl to ho ..iv. his-w:'iy..to hur-liug tlio so^oMjl r.o'liit jitai'io {l\is :-t-a- : ^^Mv '.whr'n1'lio sot ilown Hus.s.ris \\itliout. a hit f'^l; sis innings.,'KuV' �Oiii Snyair.a, l'.o\\ovor, \>^^^kO h)< spoil whon b.o pirko V out a fat pit*'h. for'", a. hor,i,> .run- ami i>v only hit . iii tho '^i*voi;t!v- inliiiv,;. The Tioxt two batters wer�>'. retiv-oil easily but tho damage was done. '...=��' .; . - " :'�
Yamada's ooUootod 'five liits oil ,tho .c.otiibiiu'd otTorings of Muts Kuiosliita and Mako I'yoda.
ScluHluUxl games this Sunday, July 'JiV, arc Nohies vs Monarchs at 8:-lfi- a.m.v Yamada .Studio S. Kamo Huilders; at . C Fits; Hu/./ers ys Husseis, 9 a^n.,
iUpat'sWaiorLeap In October, Given
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excitement and tenseness of thcf preceding feature match. Itvwas a more wide-open match, however, as both players volleyed and played the net. Worthington displayed a big booming serve Snd an assortment of passing shots, that danced tant^liziiiglr. on the 'base or sideline.? to win in straight sets, 6-i, 6:3, 7-5, and end air Japanese chances for- a "title shot. Kamo came up with some brilliant recoveries that had the crowd applauding but in the final analysis, Worthington had the- stuff that could enabl-e him to sweep to the singles title..
, Still in Doubles In the men's doubles^ Yama-pishi and Kamo kept their chances alive by .advancing into the fourth round played on July 21 while Kimura teamed up with Tyrell. Boih Kimura and Yamagishi are also entered in the mixed doubles. .
"As 'a spectacle, the Canadian Championships. brimTiied . with color . and excitenu-nt ar.d th-deeply tanned and quick Japa-
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The. fates,^ however, were unkind to the" Visitors ;as :the. .Loggers giving a repeat pcrfornianco, scored the winning ruiv on -three;
In the twilight� game;'; .hopped on Lefty Kimoto for- a � 2-0 lead in.lhe fourth. Mush "Uye- I
sugi^s single in vlhe^ixthvvas ^TXClNNAf l^_ j?aseb;aiCom- i the:key -blow. pJT;l^ob : i;r.iur as ;in|ssionor Kord Friek's oftice has came back:to lie the score, j. .M)rn)yo(( a trip t^> Japnn by Ed-:
die Lopal's all -star baseball ienm. Tlie New York Yankee pitcher's �plan.- to lake the stars on tho tri]) already lias received the approval of Japanese ofllcials. .
Prick's office, which... approvetl the trip, said the venture will l)e-iriii. in October and will 'include j '1:5 ball playt-rs; and h'rank Scot', ! InisinesH manapfop. -"-�',-��'�
J/opat's Iroupe will receive s.^O.oiH) � j>lus expenses and will | play li! trainee in Japait and ni.no
successive, singles liosterVfoi- the
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Hamilton Nisei Nip Best Cleaners, 10-9
Taking revenge -for-jjis.l �year's- jn .Ib-imlulu and /Hawaii.
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