Granada Pioneer, Vol III, No. 24

              January
19
PIOHEER
Page  5
Clark Taket a' s
Denver Eanchu Bears gained
a- sp 1 it ■ i n t h e i r t wo - g am e
series- with'the center All-
Stars" by .outplaying ■ and
out f ig.ht in g the h om e c a ger s
to score a convincing '3 8-
21 tr- iimph • Son d ay-; .aft e rn o on.
All-Stars were coached by Tosh:
Eawauchi., CA ■ basket b-all
director»
C ont r o 11 in. g  " b oth  back-'
boards,    the     Bears   forced
;heir
J.V to
■20-12 half-
time lead and were never
headed as they slash- ed
their way to victory, 'lets
Earahara sparked the Den-
verites with hi 3' smooth under -the-buc ket f1oorwork, ■
in addition to tallying 11
points to lead' the -offensive department. Fane' Mi-
yoshi and the Yoshio ka
broth er s wer c- const a nt
thorns in the side of Amache ans • "
'Eat onks' Jam e s fiat an ab e
bagged 9 points and played
sparkling '   defensive  game.
the game was marred by
several heated bickerings
between the Bears and- the
officials * . '
Summary:
DELIVER (S3)—Miyoshi 8,
E. Yoshioka,J* Yamagawa 4,
E'uruno ,'Enonot o- 1, forwards';
E ar ah ar a 11,Myamoto, c enters EE. Yoshioka 4, Nishi-
ura 4,E0 Yamagawa, Sano'6,
T aket a,   guar ds.
' AMACHE - -(21) —Sugano 2,
Saka.iioc.O','2,,1» Maruyama, b-
raoto,--. .forwards ; May ah ar a,
Sakai :, centersj Watanabe
.9 , Sh imad:.'.' > 1 s er I' 2,   guar ds.
Hie und e f e at e d- Fl ame s
sextet wrapped up the First
-half' oh amp I o n'sh-ip with all
the'"trimmings by overpower*
"ing the Spurs,4-4 to 23, in
•the  Sunday curtain raiser.
E'ami Fin os hit a and Norma
Hamamoto' of the Flam es
scored 15 and 13-points respectively* Petite Sadayo
Washino "crashed" through
to tank 16  digits.
Summary;           ',
— continued on page '6-	
AS STARS lflM,S3«<4
Displaying one of the finest clutch, shooting soon
on the local - c ou r t this season., Un ten o wh. s ' f 1 o s h y Sh i g
Sugano rifled four baskets in the 5-rainute overtime
period to give theAmach'o All-Stars a hard-fought 55-48
victory over the. invading Denver Marichu oeurs last
S at ur day n i ght •
Sugano
c ont ent with a
itial half -and three in the
ly 'when- they quit playing
for marbles and started
tossing for blue chips.. He
scored 16 points to, lead
the  scoring parade.
Big Elmo Sakai and James
i 'Eat an a be, ', c ap tain, we r e
other    high    home     scorers
lone  field  goal  in  the  in-
second,   came through nice-
Willi COILI
Two c elui ar';- dt/elliri !g' qu fn-'-;
tets, Rovers and Ubangis,'
put - on a , slam-bang, nip
and • tuck battle Rp nday
night with the Rovers winning j  3 4-25.   ■
Oeorge Maruyama of the
Ubangis hooped the casaba
for 19 points',, while lad
Kuwatani racked up 14 for
the  victors.
•    Summary; .   ,
. ROVERS (34j--Furuya. 4,
H ir an o 4, for war ds; "Kuwa-
t&ni .14, .center; Sasaki 2,
Mukaida 5 and Eunimoto.5,
guards.
■ UBAH.GI S (25) —Maruyama
1.9, Torio, Ytmagu c hi 1,
for war ds ; T anabe 4, c ent er.j
Sato, Eajiwara 1 and Ichi
kawa, .guards...   .     ?-,,..,
with     14  and  12  digits  respectively* '■
Manchu Bears were given
"•citations" from the official's ■c ont inu 011 y, b e in g
charged' with ' 24 personal
fouls. Scooting Eddie Yoshioka and gangling Kane
Miyoshi so or tod 11 markers'
ap i ec e for th 0 v 1 s it 0r s .
••. Summary:
AMACEE (53)--Sugano 16,
i"»: Maruyama G, Yamagiwa,
Sakamoto 5 HOraot 0 , forwards ;
Sakai 14, center; Wat an afro
12, Iseri and .1, Kuwatani,
guards.
DENVER (48)—E. Yoshioka 11,Miyoshi 11, J. Yamagawa 4,Furun'o 1, forwards;
JMarahara 8, center; H, Yoshioka 7, TaEota 2, Hishi-
una,   Sano  4,
■uaroi
Rambling Bambis r o de
roughshod over the inexperienced Scrapperettes to
take a ,lop-sided46-14 victory, .with .Mits Hatanaka
leading the winners with
10 points*
In. t h e p r e 1 im in a r y t i It,
the    Under pups     live  -edged
out  the  favored Reveilles,'
22-21.     \
RI k 10 E a-kat an 1 an d J am e s
Kajioka     led    the     winners
with.    8     and     6     digits respectively,
,Summary;
IFEDERPUPS (22)--Tashiro
3, Tsurumoto 4,, forwards j-
Ka j ioka 6, c en t er ; E akat a-
ni 8 and Yoshimur^ 1,
guards*
' REVEILLES (2l)—Hamada,
I-keda 3, forwards; K. Ya-
maga 7, c ent er s; S. Yamiga
6, Matsuoka 3 and Mamotsuka
2,   guards.'
. '  Summary:-
_ BWIS     (46)--Ko^uke 4,    Q ^Q p   $Q H£ Q   )L f
^atanabe 7, Hatanaka. 10,
M. Shimada 7, Nishikawa 6,
Wada 6, Morita 4,.Honda 2,
forwards; Ea.kayama, Yagi.,
Yam^ge. ,and. .E.^rai&av^.guar%s *
TOEIGHT   (7:15 Ro^qlbc,
Jinx -vs.   Flfuaes
Zephyrs  vs-«   Eat onks
SCRAPPERETTES " I'll;--^*'
Kimura 2, Otsu k a.--2, 'A*
Kawamoto 5, S. Kawamoto,
B, Kimura-, 5, forwards;
Shimono, 3. Kimura, Mori-
kawa, Skko, Kamatani, Ike-
saki ahd Murakami,   guards.
 ---Evacuee- child;   "Mother,
fiat's- butter?"'
Mother;-  "but.ter, -honey,
-is'    a': substitute they use
~oii the    'outside  for  margarine-." '
TvjMORROJ. u-IGHT
(7  o'clock)
Pothounds  vs.  Reveilles
Spurs  vsf.   Eal-Eolos
01 Eiseis  vs.   Unknowns
Hotel Above tilts will
end the first round of
league . play;.. . 01 Niseis
and Unknowns, ' both unde-
-feated,. will be playing
for the first-half crown.
Powerful Flames are conceded the  league  crown*