crhirdcry, July 12. 1952
THE NEW CANADIAN
HAMILTON � The Hamilton Niseis ran into two disastrous setbacks over the holiday weekend to extend their losing skein to �six straight games being trounced by Caledonia and Dofa-seoa by 11-3 and 13-2 counts.
Niseis showed some great sportsmanship to the Caledonia fans and gained some more supporters. Niseis were victimized by some weird umpiring and were helpless as many obvious-1 ly bad decisions were called ug-i'inst them. H. Shimoda in particular was the victim of a bad call when he slid home on Hashimoto's grounder and was called out before the catcher could tag him, and with no apparent reason, was thrown out of the game before he could turn around to protest.
Niseis were weak offensively, garnering only, six hits, four of them going to the Shimoda brothers. Shintani started for the Niseis but. was ineffective in tho .early; stages although he settled down in the later innings.
.Mike Honda made his pitching debut for Niseis against Dofas-. cos and suffered the ignominy of being pummeled for 1 (> hits,' many of them the pop fly variety; Mits Shimoda stole home to give Niseis their first run and Kariat-sumari scored the other run on .an error.
Niseis have' gathered together a creditable 'infield but unless manager Roy Yamamura strengthens his inept outfield, the losing Streak may be extended. Niseis have won two against six losses. � G. K.
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BESTW AYS SHATTER BUZZERS WIN SKEIN IN TORONTO LOOP
.In the. tournament held '.at ihe Kongo Golf � C.umtry Club July, <* by the Toronto Japanese Coif Club. Tom Sagara'� claimed first place by shooting a steadv S2-U-(;$ net to win tin- firs: seeded position for the match play of 1C.low.'gross* playeiv who will- now proceed t<v climinatr each other until a winner .>merges around Labor Day.' �'.
Sagara nosed � out newcomer Ring Tanaka SiW^i-W- and Mivk-�ey Mori fr^S-M by one stroke. T. Umexuki occupied the fourth slot- all by himself with S1-U-70. and. three others tied for fifth, Sam Yamada'; .-S3-11-72',';. 'Dan Washimoto S'l-.l 1-72. and Roy Miyasaki 00-24-72. '
�r.qihm'enlsrSain Yamada stalled off with a big 0 on the long 560 yard par 5 first hole but eiided up' with a respectable S" .'-.. ... Mucka Makimotostartedoft" the first four holes of the outgoing nine holes .with two birdies, a par, and a double bogov which gave him. even par for the four hples. On the second nine holes, 'however, he shot a triple bogey, a double bogey, a triple bogey aiid.a bogey, to put or i weird contrast , Bin'g Tanaka surprised .everybody with an"-.SO oi; his first try�he\s' a comer . . . Johnny Kawaguchi won ' he. most honest golfer's�'�distinction, with, his 112.
Iiestway Cleaners spoiled the j f'-ur-win 'streak of Toronto Sun- j d;iy Kascbal 1 L-oague 1 eading Ru ��erswith a 0-7 upset while Rhap- �; sody atul S. K'amo .-R.ui.lde.rs | knocked off the two tailenders
, NEW YORK � Two years ago. I young Tommy Kono. then Paci-l fic Coast AAU weightlifting [champion at 14$ pounds went to ! Brooklyn for the U.S. team try. '�.cuts to the world's weight lifting ! championship in Tar is. Rut the day before the tryouts his mo-, ther died, and he hurried back to his home in Sacramento.
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Club Ami and Club Rhapsody swept on to their second straight victories against no losses in the Toronto R.A.A.Q Girls' Softball League last Week.at Christie Pit-" to remain deadlocked in first place. '
The Ami squad eked : out a close and . thrilling 9-7 victory over Club Adelphi. With: the score knotted 7-7 and with two.away and'two "on in the Club Ami half of the last inning, Ann Haradi lined a single into right field that scored two runs, sewing up the game. Amy Hisaki gained her recond win. Although Jo Morita hurled an excellent game, th1 support, she recefved from her mates, on the field ruined 'any chances she had of winning t.hc-game for Adelphi. Nancy Teebon ? was the star for the losers w:tn throe for three at the plate. - In the second half of the twin bill. Club Rhapsody steamro;Ied �'� a win over Club Queens
despite the fact that they c u-leeted only five hits off the offerings of pitcher Dorothy Young. Winning hurlor Ethel .TateiVit-i was. the hero of the Khapsody crew as -che pitched a steady, game while^Jo.an Ihirwoud at-: am-was top hitter for Queen'?.-, ixinh--] cring three hits i'n"four i;m*'s. :v. bat. - . , ' '� ' V
Rhapsody and Ami will I'v.tti-' 'it .'out- for undisputed- r�:s-^ of first place'this.Siuiday,.July '1.3, -at - 0:30'a.m. ;while A-k-ipm and Queeos'-'wift attempt to w'i ;thoir'initial'gam-'- of the se;:�<*.
SHOOTS 7o TO WIN
SAN FRANCISCO � \\.y X shizaki >!-L-s Angeles -wa> l-.-.v. gross winner .:.-� biennial c�e".ve:?tvo-.- s p r.ament. He r. d �mtr:-..-%.-�it'a C--<\:!\try. Club 1 1 ' !' with-'a .---'� 7^. 'S;: ". N ' �
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in the opener of t'he-^doublo bill I at Christie Tits. Nobbies took, .a j il-l.. lead until the last- frame.j when .Rhapsody-, rallied '' for six | rims and a 7:t< winf Uob Maeda '.who .was coasting with, a big lead ran into a wild streak and .three relieving pitchers failed' to halt, the Hood of Rhapsody runs. Jack Tanaka got credit for the win.
Hu;'./.ers suffered .'their.' first-.loss-of the season 0-7 with Sam Togurl limiting them to six hits. Joe . Matsumoto, clouted a 2-run homer for I'estway and Fred' Ta-r.aka- duplicated the feat for the. losers. '- ;.' . . " '
' Te.ni Nagano- was (lie losing hurlor. '- \
�Aki'.Saisho started S. Kaino -.Riiilders.'.o.n the way to a t>-l win ' over Ihisseis with a 2-run homer f in the fh-s.t�.'frame,-Pan. Icliii who !� started for the construction men' lan into, trouble, in the second iiminsr wiien lie walked four.men
Last year, he didn't get a chance to seek any international honors as he was inducted into' the army.
This year,: Kono. was the sen sation of the tryoitts for tlm Olympic team in New York recently as he set a new national record ami made the squad going to the. games in. Helsinki. Thus ho becahve the first main-laud Nisei ever-to win a place oii the U.S. Olympic team.
Koiio. who is 21, hoisted *2oS pounds in the snatch to set a new national record to. better the old mark of 2o2 pounds held by Pave Shoppard of Philadelphia who made the record in 1050. In i winning, he beai out the defend-ine champion Joe Pitman to cop theMK-poumi .title. ' ��
R>*ide� being a muscle-man, Kouo's pi^puiarity is attested by the fact that when he went to Rrooklyn in 1950, his trip waa financed by a gn>up of* high schm>l athletes who held dances, sold cakes and even borrowed from the bank to make the trip possible.
Ii. addition to. Kono, Richard Tomita of Honolulu also made, the weightlifting team by win-J.ing the 1 o2-p^mtul class. He was a member of the 1048 Olympic team. �'---.'...-�
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ing hurlor Ka/. Amemori leached for eight safeties.
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in relief, striking out nine and j l-olding ..Dusseis to two - bits:' Los; !
Cliristie.j Rhapsody-vs. Iiestway, Stanlev Park. .
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By GENTCHI OHASHI
' YANCOUYFR The. Vancouver "Niseis" lost tlieir thjrd straigh.t 'Industrial League match to .Roiler.'makei's mi Jiine "SO by n .">�-.2 score but came up with a surprise victory over the favored 'Greenwood Niseis: on Dominion Day with a 9-8 squeeze in their exhibition match. ' '"�-�-. . ;� ..-'' .
The �'Niseis" in'- the gj:nie against the steammen were limit-�c'd to'three hits while the victors �yc>.l 1 ect'ed � five "saietje? off starter Tumi>y Hinada and reliefer Roii ?d<i"ntgi')niery;. '� Hinada's, lack '.of-'(.vr.vro.l� 'forcedl him out of- tlm gan-e i:: -the first frame when lie gave up iiiir- b;ises <>ji'ball's."Th-> j.fs^ brought ci"'v.'n their a vera go to .112. 7 wins-, I'O i<>sses." .- .A large" ;.cruwd. m�>?t. Of them
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Tor 1, Nobby llashimoto, Jim ! Aura, - Shoji Kishi. Hussollase-�j be and ex Asahi star Joe Fukui ; each getting two hits. 1-imiio l/.u-I ka, I'aul Tanaka and Jim - Fiikuj ' rapped out one hit apiece. Jo<-: Kiikuf and Hasebe hit. doubles.. ; -.Lineup*;.-read".-as follows: . i . CJreenwOod: T. Oye.-p-rf-p; J<<-'
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DAN C E LESSON S
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BALLROOM FOIX SQUARE DANCING
40 Mewbcrs Required lor Square Dance
- Beginner* Class. Register No* 1
STUDENTS DANCE EVERY FRIDAY COMMENCING JULY 15th
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lapan Golfers to Vie In Tam O'Shanter
CHICAGO -- Four Japanese professional golfers are planning to compete in the rich Tam O'Shanter Ail-American golf'.tour--i anient and world' championship Which begins hetv July Ml.
The group headed by Michio Ishii, president of the Japan CJolf Association, includes . Torakachi Nakamura. Yoshlro Hayashi and Yusei Shimamaura.
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