Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 47

              OFFICIAL   A   ALL-STARS   CHOSEN
DIVISION I
FIRST TEAM			SECOND TEAM
George YAMAZUMI  (L)   F   (D)	Mas INOUYE
Yoshio KURITA          (G)   F   (R)         Nay TOGASHI
Frank MATSUURA     (A)   C   (L)	Tom YOKOI
Bill KAWASAKI	    (D)   G   (L)	Mas ISHIGAKI
Flu INABA	    (L)    G   (D)	Tom HARATAMI
LEGEND:
   L, Laners; G, Giants; R, Ramblers;
D, Dukes;  A, Araians; S, Stovers.
HONORABLE; MENTIONS:
   Sam Nakano, Sab Shizuru, Kameki Mo-
rita, R; Sam Nogawa, Tom Kawashima, G.
DIVISION  II
Jack HAMAHASHI        (Z)   F  (Z)       John NISHIMURA
George  HAMAMOTO (A)  F  (S)        Jimmy OTSUKI
Kanec MIYOSHI            (Z)  C  (A)       Joe YATABE
Alfred KATO                 (A)   G  (Z)       Shig ISHIGAKI
Jack ISERI	       (E)   G   (R)       Jack KASHIHARA
LEGEND:
   Z,  Zephyrs; A, Aeros, E, Esquires; S,
Sepastopol, R, Argonauts; B, Buccaneers.
HONORABLE MENTIONS:
   Mits  Usui,  R;   James  Kimoto,  Z;  Rinks
Sano,  Shinkie Sano,  Yone Fukunaga,  B.
PIONEER  SPORTS  
March 13,   1943   Page  7
MAT BOUT
DESCRIBED
   In a recent issue of the
LA Times, Sportswriter Bra-
ven Dyer quotes from the
Chicago Daily Times to wit:
   "Karl Pojello, former
heavyweight wrestler, who
boasted that he could still
(he is 6O) whip any jujitsu
exponent in the world, was
pitted against Tamura Masa-
to, an instructor at the
Jujitsu Institute of Amer-
ica, and considered as best
in this  country.
   "After 25 minutes of
vicious grappling the ref-
eree, a licensed official
in Illinois, called off the
match.   During that time
Tamura proved superior,
knocking out Pojello once
and repeatedly breaking
Greco-Roman holds…
   "Tamura is an American-
born Japanese and says he
is trying to aid this
country by teaching Amer-
icans how to defend them-
selves against the juiitsu-
trained soldiers of his own
race.   He was a true sports-
man through the contest,
resorting only to the
tricks of his game, which
he emphasized isn't a
sport, but a from of war-
fare!"
NO    B   ALL-STARS
   The picking of the All-
Star B teams was dropped
as the managers failed to
turn in their choices.
INDIANS  TAKE   FOURTH
WIN   FROM   HOLLY,   48-32
   The high-flying Amache Indians registered their
fourth win over the Holly wildcats by turning back the
invaders, 48-32, in the feature game played at the
Granada high school  gymnasium Tuesday night.
   The  first  half of the
contest was closely fought
and the local boys were
clinging to a 25-20 lead
at the  intermission.
   The second  half  told  a
different story as the
Indians with Mas Uyesugi,
Lefty Kitagawa, and "Slug"
Yotsuya leading the scoring
parade rolled up a command-
ing lead.   The Wildcats'
offensive thrust was held
down to 12 points.
   Kitagawa and Uyesugi
were high for the Indians
with 11 and 10 points res-
spectively.    T. Gribben made
12 for the  losers.
AMACHE   B’S
SMEAR   HOLLY
   Holding the Holly junior
varsity to a mere 3 points,
the Amache B’s rang the
bell for 41 digits to chalk
up their eighth consecutive
win of the reason in the
second game at the Granada
gym Tuesday.
   The scoring for the
hapless Holly five was done
by guard Phifer, who dropped
in a field  goal, and for-
ward Pinkerton, who made
good a gratis toss.    Both
of these tallies were made
in the first quarter.
   Using every man on the
bench, the local B's scored
at will to make the game a
runaway.
   Sumito Nabeta collected
8 for the winners.
TROOP  162   IS
CAGE   CHAMP
   Troop 162 was crowned
the champions of the A
division in the Boy Scout
cage leagues.   By going
through the season with
three straight wins, they
earned the right to the
title.
   Members of the Troop 162
team are Jack Ito, Miles
Hamada, Russ and Ken Yama-
ga, Tom Sasaki, and Kats
Arimoto.
   The B and C divisions
will complete their seasons
soon.
PREP  INTRAMURAL
TEAM   CROWNED
   Tosh Okamura's hard-
fighting quintet captured
the high school's intra-
mural championship by de-
feating Hank Shimada’s team,
4-3, in a one-quarter game
at the Granada gym Tuesday.
   Preceding this tilt,
the teams paired off in a
regular game, which the
once-defeated Shimada boys
won, 20-18.    Until then,
the Okamura five was un-
defeated.    Its loss neces-
sitated the extra quarter
playoff for the champion-
ship.
SLUGGERS,  ZEPHYRS
IN SOFTBALL TILT
   The 8F Sluggers and the
Amache Zephyrs' pick -up
team will meet tomorrow
afternoon at the 8E field
in a softball tilt.