PAGB EIGHT
THE HEW CANADIAN
Wednesday, Dec* 14, 1949
SOCIAL CALENDAR
DECEMBER
:|;! !��Montreal. Montreal Fellow-
IJF^. *hip Xmas Dance, at N.D.G.
b^v-i1 "Y", 8:30 p.m.
;| 19~Lethbrid*e. Uthbridge Ni�-
^ I eiettes Christmas .'Semi-Form*
; al Dance, at Civic Gardens,
r y: � .� 9-1 a.m. ' '. ' ' .' ' ," '.
21�Toronto. Metropolitan Fel-lowship Christmas meeting.
22�Toronto. Metropolitan Nisei Christian Fellowship, 7th Annual Christmas Bali, Masonic \ Temple Auditorium, Yonge and Davenport, 9 to 12.
2-T-�Goa Id ale. Coaldale YBA oponing dance, at Coaldale Buddhist Hall, 8 p.m.
23�Toronto. Club TNT Christmas Frolic Dance, St. George's Hall, 7:30-11:30 p.m.-
20�Fort William. .Lakehead ,".".,' Nisei Club Christmas Dance,
Slovak Hall, 9 p.m.
20�Winnipeg; Christmas Rail,
rad Holds Load in Puck Loop By Edging Nisei Flyers
The fifth and sixth garnet of the 12-game schedule of the TKHL played at the Varsity Arena on Dec. 10 were slightly disappointing after the terrific pace that the teams has set in the past two weeks. The slow ice hampered the teams as Variety Grill subdued the Dan-forth Cleaners 5-3 and Homestead vanquished Nisei Flyers �2-1. Homestead are now on top �vith 2 wins "and a tie far 6 pts., 'he Grillmen following with 1 vin and a tie for 3 pts. Danforth �-follows', with 2 pts, and the Flyers, bring up the rear with no points. . --'.';
Variety stalwart, Maw Mori,
'oniing. rapidly to the fore as one
if Ihe leading scorers, notched
he first counter from Rich Mi-.
vasaki as the Danforth defense
'ooked weak. The outlook look-
quet and dance. � Toronto. Toronto
J.C.C.A.
at. Marlborough Hotel, ban- ed bad for the Cleanermen as the
Grillmen tallidd again, Aki Ku-wahara from Rich Miyasaki. Danforth winger, Mas Kuroda, missed on a breakaway but their newest acquisition from Alberta, Robert Kimura, stickhandleil to beat Goto in the first
New Year's Dance, at Canadian Legion Hall, 22 College St., 9 p.m. ;.
30�Hamilton. Sophy-Ed Club's New Year Frolic Dance, Upper GynK of Hamilton YMCA/
31� Toronto: St, Francis Xavier Club's New Year :Eve Ball, St., MichaelVHall, 8:30 p.m.
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Variety stretched the lead to o-l on the best play of the night as Yuki Kameoka pulled a defender over to him to pass over
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"REG" Annual CfiristiDas Ball
. Robert's Marine Room
ri7 King "Street East / ; HAMILTON �
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Friday, Dec. 23rd -^9 to ?
Dress Optional $1.50 per person
: >lijsic by Hen Ferric and His Ochestra
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Metropolitan Nisei "Christian Fellowship's .'Seventh Annual . .
at
Masonic Temple Auditorium
'(Yonge-and Davenport)
December 22; 1949
Mu<::c by }>ill Th^nip5i>n and His Orchestra ;.->;-- -'} to }'l:^ .:� : ^Admission � si.50 Dress Optional
to-uncovered Ken Adachi whose aini was true. Danforth countered with Richard Kimura scoring from Tucker Uchikura but a minute later Maw Mori golf-shot one' from a pass by Adachi. Jimmy Morita sank the last Danforth goar assisted by Mas Kuroda. Only the superb goal tending of Tom Watanabe kept the score down as he made 16 saves to 8 for Goto. The final score read 5-3 as Ken Adachi made good from .Maw Mori.
Kob and Dick Kimura and Jim
ICoyanagi from Alberta formed
the hew third line for Danforth
and they showed a making of a
.good line.
The expected; battle between Homestead and Flyers turned out to be a rather tame affair. Flyers in is sed their go a lie. Ronnie Tsu'ji but Paul Tokiwa turned in an efficient job. Their second line, of Tom Takemura, Roy Ta-nakn and Ed Nishimpto found the going tough as they were bounced about by the Homestead rearguards. :
Homestead's .new recruit, Dave Takashima, assisted as Sat Ki-noshita tallied to open scoring. As Key: Tanaka sat. out a penalty, Flyers came to life to' tie up the game, Ben. Mori scoring. Checker Nishihiura of Home1-stead's scintillating first line tallied to put the game on ice; Goalie Nobby Fujimoto of Home-steacls put lip a ^brilliant perform* ance: and showed why he should rate as ;an �Al.UStar goalie. He stopped 8 to Tokiwa's 6 in the second half.,.JEyial score was 2-1 for Homesteads. ;.."� . .
On Dec. 17, Hoi\jestead and Vafiety will square away to decide who is the top dog of the league and Danfofths and Flyers will decide who will ;qccupy the cellar. '�� "�'.' . � ". :
LAKEHEAD
DANCE
FORT WILLIAM, Orit. � The Lakehead Nisei Cltib is spbnsor-iiig a Christmas Dance to high-Fight the holiday/season on Deo. 2G at the Slovak Hall, corner McLaughlin'and Connolly Streets, Fort William.. Roy Saan and his Orchstra will provide the music and dancing will bet from 9-1 a.m. Dress is optional, admission ?1/)0 per person. Come one and
l .and enjoy yourselves at this Jance of the year. ,/. ..
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CLUB TNT X.MAS FROLIC
Club TXT will hoFdr their Christinas Frolic Dance on Friday, Dec. 23,. at. "St. :George'^ Hall. John and Stephanie, starting from 7:M� to 11:30 p.m. There will bt? prizes, refresh-ments and entertainment and over>-one. is welcome.
Club T.NT.y Christmas Frolic
FRIDAY -DECEMBER 23
St. George's Hall � John and Stephanie � 7:30 to 11:30
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Easy Wins for Aces, Mustangs in Futures
The Mustangs and Aces, in lot Friday's encounter easily whipped their respective opponents, Rebels and Whisz Kids, by nearly doubling1 the margin.
ACES 67� WHIZZ KIDS 37
Coming up with a smashing second half scoring punch, tho Aces whaled the tar out of the Whizz Kids by a 30. point margin. The first half was fairly even with Hayashi and Onishi pacing the winners to a-27-21 adr vantage. Soc Shintani kept the Kids in the fight by looping shots from the corner.
After the changeover the roof caved in "with Aki Hayashi and Tom Miyashita together accounting for more points than the entire opposition could garner. Tho. Aces substituted freely in the final half using various combinations to steamroller over their smaller opponents. 'ACES� Hayashi 16, Miyashita. 15, Hirano 11, Onishi 8, Qda 6, Sumi.4, G. Takata 4, S. Takata 2, Arai 2. - : .
WHIZZ ; KIDS^Kameoka 13, Shintani 8, Fujiwara ,4, Maikawa 4, Fukumqto 2, Miyasaki 2,- Ko-yanagi 1, Kajioka 1."
M UST ANGS 62� REBELS 34
Behind some brilliant shooting by Roy and Ken Miyasaki) the Mustangs extended their winning streak by trouncing the : Rebels.
In an attempt to stop the ram* paging Mustangs, the Rebels experimented with a zone defense which held the fort f or the t J w t quarter. In the second, the Mustangs' long-range guns; laid down a devastating barrage that shook the Rebels into submission.
The second half found the Mustangs increase their lead from 2i):12 with .Roy Miyasaki pushing up one-handed shots; from outside the keyhole, Paul Hirano gave. a display of-forechecking, stealing the ball from the Mustangs on several occasions but could not sag the nets with his usual consistency.
MUSTANGS� R. Miyasaki 19, K. Miyasaki 16, Ihamoto 9, H. Miyasaki 8, Makimoto 5, J. fp-yama 3, T. Toyama 2, Ohara J. Mori 1. ; .;-. '
REBELS^Hirano 13, Ashika-\va 11,. Mitsur 6,. Izukawa 2, Fu-kumoto 2,
may be obtained from the members of the Club TNT basketball and badminton .teams. As a special attraction, girls who come before 8 p.m. will be presented with a prize.
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