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An independent Japantse-Engttsb Organ,
Published on Wednesday and Saturday of each week
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Trinity Beats Metro, Wins Shuttle Finals, Matsui Cup
The Toronto Nisei Badmi'n-^""--------.   - .....' "�"'-------   ' .
Matsumoto Wins Two Nisei Flyers Bow Out Of THL Jr, Title Hunt, In JCCA Jr, Joust     Drop Two Playoff Games As Udy Lock Frowns
ton League final?; between the |-strongly-favored Trinity JCGA'! and Metropolitan turned out � to be art' exciting affair with ! .the favorite^ v/inhing the'hvo-'l game total point series and ; the chainoibr,:.>}lip '28-20 to be- '
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come the first' holders of- the | Matt "K'iqtsui: .Challenge Tro-.j-.phy.' Trinity ;v/on- the -first j' game.13-11 on March 31 ana* on the follov/ing.. -weok' won i handily 1'5-9,-' �''.��� '.' ' � . 1
In tliv first game'-, Trinity's. Tats Harat.'Lv .OIK*,, of the originals who took up the game here, became the hero of the .night, by punehinii: home' the two vital �games nocossary to break up the. tie HI -'the final mixed doubles contest.. Smacking home crisp smashes and mixing deftly placed drop shot s, Tats and Emy I wa-saki out-maneuvered. ;Kose Ito and Terry Adachi. to break up the 11-1L tie and give Trinity a .2-pt. lead -into'.the second game. ;.
To show* the closeness of the matches, t he ladies 'doubles ended up 3:-V as did the men's and the match was all (led up when Emy Nakai and Ken Sugamori split with Dot and; Hank Shoji at 11*11.'-. to leave the stage for (lie dramatic ;finale.
:  METRO TOO TEXSE
Metre's. captain Johnny Miiirn faced with a predicament in the second game,_when he found that .Tom'/Matsui, one'ot' the top players/ was unuvivilabh\ had to insert veteran Dave Arikado. in .the..breach and . (h.e- veteran accredited himself . .well by splitting both 'hrs-- moil's and mixed.
.Johnny  and   Ike   M:itsuo, Metro    diu\= .reali/unir   that
!s outcome defended on their
Singles Event Slated For AN Gym To-Day
Singles event of the Nisei .Shuttle Open starts this afternoon (April 14) at the All Nations Gym. Entrants will be vying for the Sam Yamada Challenge Trophy, .symbolic of singles supremacy, which will be . left open this year as the present-, title holder Oscar Hatashita will not'..be able, to defend the crown.
According to reports many new faces w-il.l be out to try to'.luck along .with the veterans. Players still'.wishing to enter should contact their club, reps or Roy Shin IMMEDIATELY.
Already two "ginnes down, Metro suffered a further setback when Kay Iloriuchi: and ISpse Ito went doxy it to <j)ot Shoji-Sue Iwasaki for a double, loss, making the score <M) from which Metro never recovered at Trinity just � coasted in. .,'. �'.'�: -,-."          : .
One of the few Metro bright spots came when Emy Nakai-Mary -Sait'o .bested Lyn Tsuji and Molly Tanaka m both matches. Ike Matsui'and. Kay Iloriuchi lost n glorious chance rof winning t wo points against Molly Tanaka and George Shintani as they took a 14 pointlead in both games on 1 y t o let t he 1 end frit t er away to 15-M losses. Metro's Mary Saito and George Takaoka proved to be the only double winners in the niixed by taking 15-14, 15-;0 game? froin Emy Iwasaki-Tats llarada. .
Although    the   matches   were, keenly contested  throughout .the
One of several post-season badminton tourneys slated in Toronto, the JCCA Junior Invitational for players 24 years and under was put on record recently at the All Nations Gym with up and coming shuttlist Ron Matsumoto copping two titles.
Matsumoto won the' men's doubles title with Nick Kaji and the mixed with Laiko Miyake.
The ladies doubles crown fell to Tosh Takasaki and Mary Shintani. ;'.--.,
Victim of Mntsumoto^ inarch to the crown in both instances was Tom Matsui who put up terrific �yrse't. battles. before conceding. Alatsui and. Dick A'rai took a closo first set 15r12 but the winners, showing superior team work, won the second 17-1.4 and walked away with the third 15-6 as the challengers fell apart.
The niixed doubles was 'touch, and go. Mary Shintani and Matsui i won ihe initial set 15-8 but Ron and Laiko took the second 15-10. The final set had the spectators gasping as both teams battled j point by point up to 12-12 xinti'I Tom threw away all chances of winning by taking two shots which looked to be obvious outs.
. The weary Nisei .Flyers, worn down from the long and gruelling four-garhe series with Regent AC in-the "A" group finals intermixed iith several King Clancy games, bowed out-of the.running for the elusive THL Junior "A" city title�� when .they dropped' the-best of three semi-final round1 against Corpus 'Chris-' ti 9-0. and'3-2 last week.;' . Lady Luck looked the other way throughout this series .for the Elvers. In the opener, a long drifter fired.by a GC player in an attempt to clear from his own blue-line proved to be the undoing of the Elyers as the puck rolling down the ice, hopped over goalie. Bill Kii.rysh's stick for a gift goal. The bewildered Elyers, thereafter, couldn't do a thing right and Corpus Chirsti pushed nine pucks past the Fly--'ers for their .biggest loss yet.
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|    The second game was a differ-.-! ent.-'.-story  with Flyers carrying the  play; in the first period aK
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: Tosh Takasaki and Mary Shin tani, a hew team> showed excellent teaimybrk in eliminatirig Nancy Edanuira and Lily Nakano and dumping Laiko Miyake-Shif-ley Shi m izu, bot h pro.v.en t eams. The; champs took the first get 15-1(| with the. latter team, and with the score deuced at 14-14, ralied for three :poinls to 17,14; : ...- :":' .'����� -: "---� -'.
Thus the long grind of Flyers towards the "A" title Avas ended but it proved to manager Mas Nakao and the players that they were just as good as their opposition and with niore reserve could have made the finals. WIX GROUP TITLE
A "hey-rube" highlighted the fourth game of the group finals as Flyers completely outplayed Regent AG for a 4-1 win which had advanced them into the ill-fated series with Corpus Christi, the CYO chami>s.
When Regents realized that the game was out of their hand?, 'tempers reached the boiling point and as soon as Key Tanaka and a Regent began pushing each other, the ice became a sea of discarded sticks and gloves as all the players -mixed -it up. Tlie t\vo referees were helpless bystanders and only the bell that signalled the end of the game put an end to the fray. But-first to congratulate the team, was the Rege.nt inanager and later the rest of the Regent team as well
tlioiiglr'-'another- long shot fired by a .CG player, eluded Kurysh. The GC's fired two rapid tallies as the second session got underway to put them three up but the layers fought back AVIth^two yashi all hitting the score-sheet
on brilliant teamwork: Kaz Ishii ended the scoring- on a nifty stickhandling effort
as TIIL president Eddie Morris': The excellent condition of the ice was ideal for Flyers' superior passing plays with Shq Mori, Yohemitsu and Roy
goals  and were  unlucky, not to have  tallied   the equalizer.  Key Tanaka   punched   home,  a   shot from    the    blueline . that   went through a inaze of players-   .      i With four minutes to go, a CC player   received .'a-'- penalty   and Flyers'     Sheldon  ; Ghilderhouse backhanded    a    screen-shot    to win ! make the score 3'2, but that was : all-for the Nisei as time ran out
ELVERS PLAY SUNDAY
- Nisei El y ers hook up wi t h. I ?a-bella Ha\\'ks;:6ne;0f the top junior teams in Tpro'nto, on day-April 15, at the Ravina dens, from 4:30 p.m., in a THL King Clancy contest. ;.
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