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THE NEW CANADIAN
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5-Pin Individual Champs Almost Sure of Crowns
The regular schedule of the Young Japanese Canadian Mixed 5'Pin Bowling League finishes tonight, drawing to a close ten weeks of play at the Commodore Bowling Alleys. >
The manner of the playoffs will be determined tonight 'When league officials and team captains meet prior to the league matches to thresh out perplexing problems. Just the three top teams in each division will compete in the playoffs, but' me thinks .there's going to be some trouble determining the top .three, ^ ,'
As the. White Cap Sea Food Trophy race hits its final lap, Fuji Chop Suey and Harry's Clothiers are perched precariously on the top step of Division One and Division Tworrespectlvely, with the remainder of the, teams bunched.closely behind. Every game, every pin will count tonight when the top teams try_ vainly to hold their coveted positions \yhile others not so well up battle in one lastbid to get into the select three.
With handicaps balancing the competition evenly, anything can still happen and a dark horse may still come into the money.
ln~uiTliv~UJuarjbonors Jack Tehara's high'single game of. (359, bowled last Thursday, wiir be the mark to beat 'if you wish to cop the high singles record, while his consistent 230 average~stilUplaces-him -as the^Kingpin'^of-the-league. �*-*-
Among the fairer sex, Mary 'Shimizu is in a class all by herself and is walking away with all the honours. -At. present she leads the ladies' with a 191 average, hojds the high singles mark by bowling 297, and also a three-game aggregate mark -of 730. 'A /airly safe mark of 862 for a three game total among the men is held by Jack Koynma of Union Fish.
Asahis. Plan U.S. And Island Tours
Asahis will be travelling again on the 1st of July. It may~be their yearly 'jaunt toj Chemainus or they might takej up the offer by North Shore toj take part in the Dominion Day Celebration in North Vancou-J ver.
Arrangements and plans for the annual trip across the border are also being jnadc.
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> undefeated stretch, which included 2 wins and 2 ties, was finally broken last Monday when Tommy Mus-grave. speedball artist of the North S h o r e ^ Shipbuilders, landcuffed the Nipponese to 3 iiits to take a 3-1 decision.
George Yoshiriaka, s m a r t, young rookie moundsman, hurled his second game in ..three days and twirled superlative 3all except oiie bad inning when ;he hard-hitting North Shore Tien touched him for, 4 hits, 3 doubles and a homer, Yoshi-naka yielded only three other hits during the game.
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Asahis .........000 000 1�1 3
North Shore:,003 000 x~3 7
Nippon Tennis Club To Hold Red-White Doubles Tournoment
The debut of the Nippon Tennis Club in the Vancouver and District Tennis League was none too heartening last Saturday afternoon when the strong net team from the Vancouver Lawn Tennis^ Club outclassed
The next V & D league game will -be on Saturday, July* 5, when Jericho Tennis Club sends its delegates 'down to the Nippon Tennis Club courts.
Johnny Tan a k a, brilliant young Nipponese racqueteer, , saved the day for his team by winning one singles game and doubling up with" lanky Tommy Nobuoka to^ trim the iBScbrQM aKe eTdiicT in_t%vbCse(s-6-4^ 7-5.
The .highly touted Nippon doubles, Shig Ouye-Gus Hirano and George Ide-Shig Yama-shita, failed to show their colours and lost all their assignments/
� permitting this Suri-day. the Franklin Street courts will be a busy, centre, - when Nippon's,.- hold a Red-White -Tournament in men's doubles and ladies' doubles. RESULTS
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to play on Steyesto.i tough grounds tf the grounds oV them, then surely the- beck I ng| Steveston's partisan
The BuSsei League be held up some hme because Ha mond Farmers witt be unable k a team in the present rush season. -
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"450" For Noiaki
The first Nisei, Bowling Uaj ever organized in Vancouver, that matter al! of Canada iondi tonight, and needless tosay.tta it's first year oi
Manager Sandy Stein of the Union Fish ball team, received a severe jolting last weekend and the chances for the two-tune champs retiring the cup for the third time look very, very slim now. ' 'Tis rumoured that Shig Ashikawa, slugging George Suzuki and Baron Wakabayashif three mainstays of the JJnion Fish-outfi* will play no more. My Gestapo tells me that Shig, the larruping left-hander, had already left town for a lonely HttJe shingle camp, and that Suzuki and Wakabayashi Will join him over the weekend.
Alas, Sandy's head does hang "in 'g7Feir~y pififuf figure of a
mighty man who could throw
taunts and jeers further than any '
other figure on the diamond, Oh
well, he who laughs fjrst, laughs
last is the old saying.
Seriously speaking, the loss of Ashikawa, Suzuki and Wa.kabayashi 's a great blow to Union Fish. George Suzuki is the clean-up hitter and One of the most dangerous batters in the leag'ue. Baron Wakabayashi's vacancy m centre-field and-at-the-plate Will be hard to fill. All in all, Man-cjer '"SteinT'wjII "lTa"ve*nB~*KusBe up" some players mighty fast: Good ball players are terribly scarce at present Sandy, so why not put on your own moth-eaten uniform and get back info the game?
Powell Drug and T. Maikawa's are sitting pretty now and it Jock's like this year it's going to be Yuki Uno's Powell Drug's turn ~ to 'stow away the Ko Jshii Cup. . T. Maikawa 'with- no -wins- in three -start?,' will HaVe^to^KiFfHe .win column consistently now if they want to place in the money>
Kyuhins Behind 8-Ba!l
- My prognOst Teat ion of* the intercity league's" first playoff game took a big beating when Steveston trounced the .supposedly invincible KitsHano Kyuhins 12-6. ' Nfow the chances for the defending fhampion Kyuhins to repeat ar� slim, because they have
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>At this time \ think each ar
every bowler in the league shouj give their heartiest thanks to D| rector .Mitx Noxafci for all time and trouble he put into |h league. It must have been reallj Hard wo*k,
During the ten ueeks of p!| many-finds�were madej�the-Nisj proved that they had seme- i\
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