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TWO CASABA TILTS TONITE
PIONEER Sports
December 9, 1942 Page 6
B GRIDDERS
TO TANGLE
A National league touch
football doubleheader is
scheduled for Saturday at
the 9G gridiron.
The first contest at 1:30
will feature a dash for top
honors between the undefeat-
ed 7F Skibos and 9E Raiders.
The Skibos will turn loose
the deadly pass combination
of Kawamura to Tokunaga,
while the Raiders will bank
on their speedy "T-forma-
tion boys" Uyesugi, Hama-
hashi, Hinoki, and Furu-
no. A lively tussle is in
store for the fans.
The second game brings
together the Livingston
Wolverines and the Modesto
Midgets.
NEW JR HIGH
COACH HERE
Clarence Kahler was ap-
pointed as junior high
school physical education
instructor last week re-
placing John C. Hoke, who
has been promoted to head
coach of the senior high
school boys. He will be
assisted by Pete Masuoka.
Prior to his coming here
Kahler was head coach at
Eads high school. He was
also a former physical ed-
ucation instructor in Gra-
nada.
REC EQUIPMENT
AVAILABLE
Ping pong tables have
been set up in the follow-
ing recreation halls: 6G,
12E, 11G, and 12H, and the
6H and 9H laundries, the
recreation department an-
nounced Monday.
Goal-hi's have been
placed at the 11G, 11K, 7G,
and 9E recreation halls.
Table games may be played
at 6E, 11G, and 11K.
CENTER FIVE
MEETS LAMAR
The Amache high school
five will invade Lamar to-
day and tangle with the
strong Lamar varsity in a
practice game at the high
sohool gymnasium.
Both teams have chalked
up wins over Granada in pre-
vious games and today's tus-
sle should be a toss-up.
Coach Hoke has named the
following boys to make the
trip: Mas Igasaki, Roy
Okuda, Romeo Kitagawa, Lefty
Kitagawa, Hideo Arii, Kenji
Yamaga, Russell Yamaga, and
Bill Yoshiwara.
HIGH SCHOOL
CHAMPIONS NAMED
The sixth period gym
class captained by Slug
Yotsuya, and the third per-
iod class led by Masao Iga-
saki, were named co-holders
of the center high school
touch football championship,
according to Pete Masuoka,
who had charge of the boys.
GRID MEETING
SET FOR FRIDAY
An important meeting of
managers and captains of
both the National and Amer-
ican league teams will be
held Friday at 7 p.m. in
the 7E recreation hall, an-
nounced Koe Yoshida of the
Recreation department.
The Quarterback club will
meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. in
the 7E recreation hall.
PIRATES
FAVORED
The Pirates, Granada
town basketball team, and
the Granada high school
girls' basketball team will
be the opponents for two
squads from the center this
evening at the Granada high
school gymnasium.
Upholding the honor of
the center will be the
PIONEER Newshawks and the
Les Etoiles. Both teams
will take the floor for the
first time this season as
neither was able to work
in a single practice session.
The Pirates who will take
on the Newshawks boast a
flashy team composed of
former high school stars
and have taken numerous
trophies which are on dis-
play at the Granada drug
store. The Granada high
girls' team, hostesses to
the Les Etoiles, is com-
posed of girls from high
school gym classes.
Members of the Newshawk
team: Wait Fuchigami, Jack
Ito, Suyeo Sako, Chris Ishii,
Bob Hirano, Tosh Ninomiya,
Shig Sugano, John Tsuruta,
Fred Miyamoto, George Ha-
mamoto, Khan Komai, and
Jiro Sumita.
The Les Etoiles roster:
Mary Oi, Jaine Oi, Yoshiko
Ito, Toshiko Nozawa, Estella
Hoshimiya, Margie Takata,
and Michiko Nomura.
SCOUT TROOPS IN
VOLUNTEER WORK
Approximately 40 boys
and leaders of Troops 162
and 177 reported for volun-
tary work at the XY ranch
Sunday to bundle kindling
wood for the center in pre-
paration of the cold winter
yet to come. Center scouts
will continue this "good
turn" deed over a number of
weekends.
HOW THEY STAND
AMERICAN
W L T
Skookums 2 0 0
Maggots 2 0 0
Kau Kau 1 1 0
Yogores 0 1 1
Rough Riders 0 1 1
Newshawks 0 2 0
NATIONAL
W L T
Raiders 2 0 0
Skibos 2 0 0
Wolverines 1 1 0
Bulldogs 0 1 1
Deltans 0 1 1
Midgets 0 2 0
Object Description
| Title | Granada Pioneer, Vol. I, No. 14 |
| Date | 1942-12-09 |
| Physical Collection | Japanese Americans in World War II collection |
| Volume | 1 |
| Issue number or date | 14 |
| Page count | 12 |
| Object type | Newsletter |
| Donor | Shitara, George |
Description
| Title | page 6 |
| Item number | HMLSC_Granada_Pioneer_V01_N14_P06 |
| Page number | page 6 |
| Physical description | 35.5 cm x 21.5 cm |
| Full Text Search | TWO CASABA TILTS TONITE PIONEER Sports December 9, 1942 Page 6 B GRIDDERS TO TANGLE A National league touch football doubleheader is scheduled for Saturday at the 9G gridiron. The first contest at 1:30 will feature a dash for top honors between the undefeat- ed 7F Skibos and 9E Raiders. The Skibos will turn loose the deadly pass combination of Kawamura to Tokunaga, while the Raiders will bank on their speedy "T-forma- tion boys" Uyesugi, Hama- hashi, Hinoki, and Furu- no. A lively tussle is in store for the fans. The second game brings together the Livingston Wolverines and the Modesto Midgets. NEW JR HIGH COACH HERE Clarence Kahler was ap- pointed as junior high school physical education instructor last week re- placing John C. Hoke, who has been promoted to head coach of the senior high school boys. He will be assisted by Pete Masuoka. Prior to his coming here Kahler was head coach at Eads high school. He was also a former physical ed- ucation instructor in Gra- nada. REC EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE Ping pong tables have been set up in the follow- ing recreation halls: 6G, 12E, 11G, and 12H, and the 6H and 9H laundries, the recreation department an- nounced Monday. Goal-hi's have been placed at the 11G, 11K, 7G, and 9E recreation halls. Table games may be played at 6E, 11G, and 11K. CENTER FIVE MEETS LAMAR The Amache high school five will invade Lamar to- day and tangle with the strong Lamar varsity in a practice game at the high sohool gymnasium. Both teams have chalked up wins over Granada in pre- vious games and today's tus- sle should be a toss-up. Coach Hoke has named the following boys to make the trip: Mas Igasaki, Roy Okuda, Romeo Kitagawa, Lefty Kitagawa, Hideo Arii, Kenji Yamaga, Russell Yamaga, and Bill Yoshiwara. HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONS NAMED The sixth period gym class captained by Slug Yotsuya, and the third per- iod class led by Masao Iga- saki, were named co-holders of the center high school touch football championship, according to Pete Masuoka, who had charge of the boys. GRID MEETING SET FOR FRIDAY An important meeting of managers and captains of both the National and Amer- ican league teams will be held Friday at 7 p.m. in the 7E recreation hall, an- nounced Koe Yoshida of the Recreation department. The Quarterback club will meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the 7E recreation hall. PIRATES FAVORED The Pirates, Granada town basketball team, and the Granada high school girls' basketball team will be the opponents for two squads from the center this evening at the Granada high school gymnasium. Upholding the honor of the center will be the PIONEER Newshawks and the Les Etoiles. Both teams will take the floor for the first time this season as neither was able to work in a single practice session. The Pirates who will take on the Newshawks boast a flashy team composed of former high school stars and have taken numerous trophies which are on dis- play at the Granada drug store. The Granada high girls' team, hostesses to the Les Etoiles, is com- posed of girls from high school gym classes. Members of the Newshawk team: Wait Fuchigami, Jack Ito, Suyeo Sako, Chris Ishii, Bob Hirano, Tosh Ninomiya, Shig Sugano, John Tsuruta, Fred Miyamoto, George Ha- mamoto, Khan Komai, and Jiro Sumita. The Les Etoiles roster: Mary Oi, Jaine Oi, Yoshiko Ito, Toshiko Nozawa, Estella Hoshimiya, Margie Takata, and Michiko Nomura. SCOUT TROOPS IN VOLUNTEER WORK Approximately 40 boys and leaders of Troops 162 and 177 reported for volun- tary work at the XY ranch Sunday to bundle kindling wood for the center in pre- paration of the cold winter yet to come. Center scouts will continue this "good turn" deed over a number of weekends. HOW THEY STAND AMERICAN W L T Skookums 2 0 0 Maggots 2 0 0 Kau Kau 1 1 0 Yogores 0 1 1 Rough Riders 0 1 1 Newshawks 0 2 0 NATIONAL W L T Raiders 2 0 0 Skibos 2 0 0 Wolverines 1 1 0 Bulldogs 0 1 1 Deltans 0 1 1 Midgets 0 2 0 |
