Granada Pioneer, Vol. II, No. 13

              Page 6_____________PIONEER___________December 11, 1943
ZEPHYRS  TOPPLE   ROCKY  FORD,
STRONG  SINGLE  A  CONTENDER
   The high-scoring Zephyrs,
potential class A champs
clad in their bright fire-
men    suits,  blazed  away  i n
the  last  quarter to romp
home with the 42-28 win over
the  visiting Rocky Ford-
Hawley quintet Thursday
night   at  the   local  gym.
   The confident Zephyrs
loafed thru the first half
and held a scant 22-20 mar-
gin at the hallway station.
At the end of the first can-
to they were trailing12 to
9.
   Up to the fourth quarter
the tussle had possibilities
for a close, bang-up ending
with Rocky Ford-Hawley’s
speed-demon    Tom    Nakayama
firing away for 12 points.
But the red-clad lads had
too much final-stretch drive
for the fast tiring visi-
tors.
   Shinzi Saito, Sats Uye-
kubo and  Jack Hamahashi
were home point-getter s
with 9, 3, and 8 markers
respectively.
   Summary:
ZEPHRYS  42		RF-HAWLEY  28
Nishimura  6 	f	F.Shiraishi 4
Adachi   5	f	Nakayama 12
Ishigaki   4	c	Ushiyama 2
Saito  9 		g	Sumida 4
S.Uyekubo 8 	G    	T.Fujimoto 1
   SUBS:      Zephyrs-Hamaha-
shi  8,  M.   Uyekubo  2.
  RF-HAWLEY-H.Shiraishi,
M.   Fujimoto   1,   Suto   5.
TERUKO MIYANO'S 21 POINTS
PACES SPURS  TO 32-25 WIN
   The Spurs, featuring
Flossy Teruko Miyano’s 21-
Point rampage, outlasted
the favored Toppers to wrap
up a 32-25   victory in the
first girls hoop match of
the season last Thursday
evening.
   It    was   a  thrilling  af-
fair   in     a     girls-game way
with Topper’s diminutive
Sadayo Washino flitting
around matching Miyano
bucket -for-bucket all the
way for three successive
quarters.  Scores at the
end of the first three can-
tos stood at 8-4, 17-12 and
22-20 with the Surs hold-
ing upper hand.  Four field
goals by Miyano in the final
stanza told the tale as
midget Wahino could tally
but two charity tosses-
no Wahino, no Toppers.
   Both sextets were off
The beam and played a “prac-
tice” brand of basketball,
which means that the res-
pective coaches will have
to do plenty of polishing-
up if they are to seriously
contend for the crown.
   Washino's  16 digits
easily topped Toppers’ scor-
ing column.
   Summary:
TOPPERS 25
   Washino  16,     Wallace   1,
Ueda  4,   B.   Kochi, Ota 4,   Y.
Kochi,  Miyamoto,   I.Umekubo
and D.  Umekubo.
SPURS 32
   Morita 2, Yamasaki, 3,
Toyama 3, Miyano 21, Miya-
hara 3, Murata and Kumasa-
ki.
        Short  TAKES
   John A. Rademaker, com-
munity analyst, spoke to
the public welfare staff
on the recent relocation
survey,  Tuesday morning.
	O
   Letters of recommenda-
tions for students from
former employers will be 
filed in the high school
office to be used for stu-
dents relocating, accord-
ing to Miss Grace Lewis,
vocational advisor.
	O
   Kate Watanabe, G. Mi-
Tani, and Pete Furuta were
recently added to the case
work unit of the public 
welfare section, under Sarah
Brown associate counse-
lor.
	O
   Thomas R. Bodine of the
National Student Relocation
Council in Philadelphia 
spoke on the possibility of 
going to college before
the senior students in gen-
eral education class, Tues-
day according to Grace 
Lewis, vocational advi-
sor.
WANTED:
   Three receptionists with
Some typing or filing ex-
perience and must possess
the ability to meet the
public.   Apply at the cen-
ter hospital.
HI   SCHOOL
=====SPORT  NEWS===
   Intramural games for
Tuesday night.  First 
Game 7 o’clock.
E aces vs G Trotters (A)
20th Century vs P-38 (AA)
Calibers vs Zombies (A)
   Tuesday's   results:
Zombs     d Rockts,   23-10   (A)
G Aval  d Tpprs, -   36-18(AA)
Mercs   d E Aces,     32-31   (A)
Admission 5 and  10  cents
	---
   Intramural B andC league
games are being played
every Saturday morning at
the high school gym at 9
o’clock. These games are
open to the public free,
stated Coach Hoke.
	---
   Lost: One satin basket-
ball pants.
   Owner: Amache high In-
dian varsity team.
   Finder: Please return
to Coach Hoke.
   Reward:  Many thanks!
   The boys are planning
a barnstorming trip around
Denver area during the holi-
day vacation and the "minus-
pants" is badly needed to
outfit the entire team pro-
perly.
TO SPEAK ON
RESETTLEMENT
   Miss Ellis from the Home
Mission Board of the Chris-
tian Churches, Indianapolis,
Ind., and Rev. K. Unoura
of Rocky Ford, Colo., will
visit the center Tuesday t o
speak to student relocatees
at 8K recreation hall, 3
o’ clock in the afternoon.
   Miss Ellis is well  in-
formed on educational and
living facilities in the
middle western and eastern
states.
SOPHOMORE HOP
ON  TAP  TONIGHT
   The "Happy Holiday Hop"
sponsored  by the Amache
high school sophomore class
will be held tonight at
the high school auditorium
at 8 o'clock.
   The admission which in-
cludes refreshments will
be 25 cents for couples
and 15 cents for stags and
stagettes. The emcee for
the evening will be Rose
Taketa.