Granada Pioneer, Vol. II, No. 4

              PIONEER
	Sports
November  10,   1943   Page 7
High School
Select Rooters
   Enthusiastic rooting
section headed by yell lead-
ers Shigeko Hamaoka, Janet
Kubochi and Shigeko Saka-
moto was formed by the A-
mache senior high school
recently.
   They will probably make
their debut at tomorrow's
Amache Boys' club vs Holly
high football tussle, stated
Josephine Korsoski, high
school PE instructress.
CO-EDS   ELIGIBLE
FOR   REC   LEAGUE
   Contrary to another one
of Dame Rumor's undounded
tales the story circulated
among high school co-eds
that they were ineligible
to participate in the rec-
reation department girls’
cage league is just so much
----- well,   untruth.
   In an interview with
recreation athletic head
your sports scribe received
necessary clarification on
the matter, to wit:  All
high school girls are eligi-
ble to play on any team en-
tered in the girls' casaba
league, only the boys were
made  ineligible.
AMACHE-HOLLY GRID TILT SET;
MEET TOMORROW AT LOCAL FIELD
   In the much hearlded
Armistice Day gridiron clas -
sic between the maroon clad
Holly Wildcats and the hi-
therto untried Amache Boys'
club footballers,the local
grid fans will see unfold-
ed an interesting exchange
of bruising blocks and vic-
ious , tackles on the wind-
swept 10F field tomorrow
afternoon at  2:30 o'clock.
   Coach Pete Furuta is
worried over his squad's
lack of practice that may
seriously affect the clock-
like precision necessary
for fast reverses, tricky
fakes and other intricate
workings of the highly po-
tent "A"  formation.
   With fleetfooted full-
 back Dave Matsushima power- 
housing, together with shifty, 
hula-hipped Andy Takata at 
the    halfback    post,     the ,
local eleven will stake
their hopes on individual
speed and power to  score
at least two touchdowns -
perhaps  enough to win.
   Holly prepsters will be
led by giant Leon Beer,who
will push his 200-pound bulk
from the fullback socket,
while 155-pound signal cal-
ler Leroy Handle will be
in the driver's seat to
direct the visiting grid-
sters   vaunted   attack.
   Against the so-called
Wildcat ground attack cen-
tered around cleverly con-
ceived end-around sweeps
generating from the baffling
and highly deceptive "T"
formation, the underdog
Amacheites will  pit    their
fast, clever ends to “seal
the fate” of Holly plays
before they hit the danger
zone.
   The probable starting lineups as announced by Amache
Boys' club Coach Pete Furuta and Holly high school's
Coach Wayne  Dillon are:
AMACHE B0Y’S  CLUB  	Wt.		Pos.	 Wt.	HOLLY  HIGH
Takata, M.		135		REL	135	Gribbens
Kuwatani		160		RTL	140	Pearson
Yotsuya			155		RGL	145	Douglas	
Kumamoto		135		C	155	Romer
Watanabe		145		LGR	150	Pinkerton	
Nakano			165		LTR	175	Pollart
Matsuoka   or		160		LER	150	Schrepel
Tokunaga		150
Kunimoto		160		Q	155	Randle
Takata,  A.		135		LHR	140	Contreras
Yoshida   or		135		RHL	145	Sowell
Morishige		145	
Matsushima		160		F	200	Beer
    Harold  Rice-refree;     George  “Bull”  Durham-head-
linesman;  Ralph Durham-umpire.
FRIDAY  NIGHT
MANAGERS’  ONFAB  CALLED
   In order to set up rules
and regulations and draw
up the schedules for the
coming basketball campaign,
a very important managers '
meeting will be called this
Friday night at the 7E rec-
reation office from 7 o'
clock under Athletic Direc-
tor Harry Shironaka's chair-
manship.
   All team managers of
"AA", "A", Industrial and
Girls leagues, who have
signed up or are planning
to enter in any recreation
leagues, are requested to
attend  this   conference.
   This will positively be
the last and final chance
to enter in any one of the
cage circuits, warned Shi-
ronaka.
Only 13 Teams
Are Signed Up
   Recreation department
sponsored cage leagues are
going thru a very bad case
of team-famine and center
Athletic Director Harry
Shironaka is going thru a
series of disappointments
because the various league
sign-ups are much lower
than expected.
   Up to yesterday morning
only 13 teams have placed
their names on four div-
isions,   as   follows:
   "AA"--Beacons, Yoomees,
Dusters and a team vet to
be named.
   "A"--  Firemen,   Royal
Flushers,   and  Zephyrs.
   Industrial- -Hospital,
Garage, Recreation and
Butcher.
   Girls--Ramblerettes and
Spurs.
ORDERS ELECTRIC
CAST SCOREBOARD
   This season's Amache
basketball fans will be
able to follow the games
more accurately, thanks to
the recreation department's
generositv in installing
an electrically operated
scoreboard at the high school
gymnasium.
    According to Community
Activity Supervisor Harvey
Turk, the scoreboard is ex-
pected to arrive in about
two weeks and will be placed
in service for all league
games.