El Joaquin, vol. 1, no. 9 (June 27, 1942)

A smiling Irishman with

red hair and hazel-eyes is

Mr. Be. Ty... (for .-Theron,

Which he "never uses")

Parsons, Superintendent of

the Works Division.

He was born in British

Columbia, Canada, 46 years

aOe He has been married

for 25 years and has two

girls.

"Fine!", he said in ans-

wer to the query, "How do

you like your job?"

DRAFT , 18-19

Approximately 200 per-

sons in the 18-19 age

group born on or after

Jamuary 1, 1922, and on or

before June 30, 1924, will

register on Tuesday, June

50, for the Stockton Assem=-

bly Center's first selec-

tive service registration.

The registration will

be conducted by Ted Ohashi,

representing the selective

service board, with the

eid of six voluntary regis-

trars at Mess 10 on Tues-

dey, beginning from 8 a.m.

All persons between the

ages of 20 end 65 who heve

feiled to register in pre-

vious selective service

registrations may sign up

on Tuesday.

cL JOAQUIN S

VOL. I, NO. 9

STOCKTON ASSHMBLY CENTER

IEVY LAUDS EDUCATION DEPT.

With 850 students enrolled in the primary, secondary

end adult classes,

Service Division,

Mr. E. B. Levy,

made the

Supervisor of the

following comments on the

activities of the Education Department.

"I am very pleased with the progress made by the Hd-

ucation Department.

"Especially noteworthy is the initiative, ingenuity,

and good judgment shown by the evacuee leaders in set-

ting up classrooms

end organizing a currjculun.

The

recent exhibition of school work put on by the Primary

Gredes and

Nursery School was an event of which both

parents, tecchers end children cin well be proud."

SCOUTS TO HOLD

COURT OF HONOR

Forty-five scouts

will receive

their awards ene

the Court of Honor ceremony this Tuesday at 7 p.m.

the grandstand.

Dr. Mann, Commissioner of the

East Side District of

Stockton, is the chairman of the program,

The following program has been arranged:

Ceremony: Salute and Scout Oath; 2.

of Scouting

Bill Buettner, Official Representative

Okino, Commissioner

1. Opening

Introductions Jim

in Assembly Center;

of San Joaquin,

Calaveras Council; Bill Hewkins, Scout Executive of San

NOTICE, WORKERS

In order to be paid

promptly when the payroll

errives, each worker must

heve his work button or tag

with the proper ID number

on it or present the crange-

colored work order of Form

402 with the proper signa-

ture, according to Mr. John

H. Gordon, Center Cashier.

Pay dey has not been

set es yet, but all workers

will be notified at the

time by officisl bulletins (c)

or by the EL JOAQUIN.

CALL FOR IOO SUGAR. BEET

WORKERS ; SIGNUP TUESDAY ||

100 workers ere needed

for the sugar beet fields

of Montana, according to

Mr. F. Hy Woods of the

United States Employment

Service and Mr. H. Holmes

American Crystal

of the

Sugar*Compeny, who. will..be

in the Center next Tuegdsy 0x00B0'

to recruit 60 laborers for),

Ronen (Lake County) and 40

for Townsend, Montena.

In' Ronan the workers

will Be housed . in e recon-~

structed tourist camp. The -

hell has been

camp dence

rebuilt to house the single

workers, while the five ca-+

bins will, accommodate any.

family group.

The workers.

will be provided with a

dining hall, cooking faci-

lities, beds and mattresses,

but not blankets or food.

In Townsend the workers

will be placed in groups on

Leer ferms.:-

The evacuees. will be. paid

810 per. acre for- `thinning, *"

wyo.500x00B0 per acre for aeees

hoeing and - w ~+50, per: acre"

`for second hoeing.

Transportation will oe

' provided to and, back. FROM:

Montana. :

The workers will be iyi

lowed freedom of movement. :

They are also. assured pro-

`tection by" the" `Governor of

.the State. .

Bert, Sato, -

Joaquin, Calaveras Coun=-

cil.

3. Guest Speaker: Jim

Cave, Dean of Boys, Stoc-

kton High School.

4, Awards: Tenderfoct In-

vestiture Ceremony, Sec-

ond Cliss, First Class,

Merit Badges, Star and

Life, ;

5. Entertainment: Buck, a

mgicien.

6. Closing Ceremony.

Tenderfoot "wards will

be -given-to: Ay Yada, 0x00B0-T.

Matsumoto, Y. Metsumoto

(Troop 50); R. Nambs, M.

Kikumure, H. Matsumoto, M. -

Takahashi (Troop 91); J.

Nishimure, 4. Fujihera, A.

Doi, a. Itaye, T. Unno, R.

Yamigishi, I. Nekao, K. Wa-+

tanabe, M. Honde, W. Saka-

kura, M. Atsumi, S. Abe,K,

Takechi, S. Mayeda, F. Mu-

rano (Troop 19). acne

Second class awards: . (.:

`Bob: . Satoy: cc:

" Kato,.2.:Nomure (Troop. 30);

t Hayasii: (Proop 91). ea

, First class ONaTey ri

hime (Troop 91). as

eee (Continued - on' ! Page: er.

Due to the conflict.'

.. of activities, the week-

ly dance.

for tonite may

be cancelled. If the

dance is to be held def-

initely, announcement

as such will be made.

EL JOAQUIN

ComeditorSeseaeBarry Saiki

eesooFatti Okura

News EdeesaeMary Yamashita

art Editors.George Akimoto

Sports EdeeecesFred Oshima

Exchange EdescoeeJimny Doi

Social-Reco..sTeri Tsunckawa

Bus. MgreeseeBob Takahashi

lanchok bah.

TypistsegesSumiye Hiramoto

centseeveeeloshiko Oga

ReporterSeeesGeorge Kaneda

Sus Hasegawa, Tom Naka-

mura, Jun Kasa, Sakiko

Kato, Jane Okazaki, Low

Rayne Sugimoto,

Technicianesseseseedun Kasa

SATURDAY. JUNE 27, 1g9h2

EDITORIAL

Following the heels

ites for popular election,

announced last week that it will consider

procedure presented to them by

of the request

the administration officially

of many Center~

all plans of

responsible groups.

However, as yot, only one plan dealing witha "relo-

cation center setup"

has been introduced,

Unless those

who were openly in favor of election are willing to un-

dertake this project, the abandemment of election in fax

vor of appointed resident leaders may come.

If so, the residents as a whole are not entitled to

complain about the work performed by this advisory Sroupe

Before such steps are taken, those who are interosted

in this self-government idea

late means for actions

Should organize and forme

IF IT IICHES YOU'VE GOT IT //

SO,GO SEE DOC

athlote's

Do you want to get

Do you have

Loot?

rid of it? Well, just read

this ond follow these three

easy instructions. (1) Use

foot bath before and after

Shower, (2) After shower

dry well between toes, (3)

During clinic hours 50 to

clinic and bathe your foot

in sodium hyposulphate,

SCREEN DOORS __

720 and 170 more to Own

then every barrack in the

Center will be adorned with

five new screened doors.

The carpenters have al-

So: (1) put up over 3,800

window screens (2) made 90

Sets of frames for the

clotheslinees, (3) made 150

paper boxes, 350 duck boards

for the shower rooms, broom

closets for .each mess hall,

(4). painted over 2,000

Signs in both English and

Japanese languages, and (5)

Salvaged .7,000 pounds of

tin cans a week, A

FOLK DANCING

' Plans `for outdoor

community folk dancing are -

in' the making,

to Pop Suzuki.

If such. an affair is

possible, the advanced dan-

eers will begin practicing

next week, while the gene~

ral practice will. start

after the Fourth of July.

according

. When you have

Reem

methyline blue solution.

When you come to use the

foot bath at the clinic,

please register at the hos-

pital office so they may

keep @ records Miss Doro-

thy Kato (head nurse) req

quests that all people re-

frain from going into the

foot bath in the shower

room with geta (wooden

Shoe), She also asks that

a mild case

of athlete's foot, you treat

it before it gets serious

enough to confine you in

the hospital.

GALA TIME HAD

BY THIRTY COUPLES /

The Center Store work"

ers Sponsored a get-togeth-

er of 30 couples at the

Boy Scout room last Wednes-

day night.

Lillian Fujisaki and

George Matsuo were general

chairman of the affair,

Their committee heads were:

Helen Kitagawa, music; Tak

_., Wakimoto, bids; Alice Ta"

".0x00B0 `Kehashi, refreshments.

_ Mr. William H,. Hanlon, .

manager of the Center Store, 0x00B0

ice .cream `and:

furnished

Soda.

The surprising

of 300 signed up for-the _

Beginners' Social Dance

classes held yesterday af-

ternoon in the Edex.Hall.

300 DANCE STUDENTS ny |

number -

OG Cs

joaquinettes

eeeoswere "moon"~ing about

the hot SUNesesthen it was

the "breeze and i"sessp,and

the "wind and da dust in

our hair eseenow Wot?Peece

never satisfied, dese two

legged creaturesi.e.

HAPeY BiRNDay +, You

seossbut, still, there are

those that ignore the wea-

ther (or wedda da wedda ize

nores 'em?) and enjoy them-

Selves despiteessuch as ar

editor who "took the cake"

~-both verbally and inter-

nally athis boithday party

given by the staff plus

"some pain(champagne)" and

cakes

eeseec0uldn't he have been

a June Ohashi too?essealed

was the only one out of

Stride wid dese June boith~

daze when the others were

June Matsumoto, June Yamaoe

guchi, and June Yehudieees

dese, dem, and dose, all of

blk. 4, consuming bee~yooti~

ful cakes and glamorous piles

eeveeOnly dose that didn't

attend sed, "such cruste!"

(boys da staff claims dat's

crumbyeesand we agree it's

bun-ful, CFeeepun~fulpens)

Se gere

5 ies Sia a (c) a) ees

me

ewe"nothing like manly ex

eroise," Sez Mr. Levy,

Slightly puffin g after slam-

ming the hide for a teri-

fie single and racing the

five feet like a demones ein

front of the info boothns

wid da youngsters of the

centereece..

THEY et /

coeeeed lifetime's a long,

long: 'timeseetut Mr. and Mrse

Geos Suzuki of blke 8, hav-

= ing Spent 14 of those years

together, had their anniver~

Sary party the other nite.

_ "00nd Stewort Nakario ond Dr.

Takei `moving from 7 and 6

to 4, held `open house! wid

a feast-="super",..s0 they

SAYeeseaProtty little cars

`Tus e do not bendees

`tis da beginning of a de-

liteful cndee,

"

"

: 10:3 OO. oem

a ee : Fo Mr. Ge

2:00 DeMe

750. vom

eral - e,

SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 19/2

ot

=) a ae ae be') cent %

7 d Tht ff -OULLA ~-.

ALL DAY TODAY // K

Movies, ona temporary

trial systen, began @

continuous alieday showing

this morning in the Edex

Hall.

All children under 16

years of age are admitted

to the first show from 8 to

LL elie "The Fox Hunt"

(Aesop Fable cartoon) and

"Ropin' Fool" (comedy) are

featured.

The adults will be. ade

mitted fron 1 to.5 Peme, 7

to 8:45 perme and 9:15 to

10:45 peme "Pony Express"

will be shown.

Because..this setup is a

new oney the Centerites. are

asked to cooperate with the

Recreation Committee. Doors

will be- closed "immediately :

when -the hall -is filled.

One shotrwill take approxi-

mately one hour ond. 45 mine 4

.| and pages (4 sheets).

EL JOAQUIN

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4 og F' a i ah " ty A i i ` f - eB t! euro =

me ert Ff boPR KR Be AN + 7.5 i toy `

Fi ICRI AAR PAL VANCED Pinot

Lp Se gee Phot my Bee Bg Or Gy de oe oe

2 , PADRE ISIE (R) Nori eEENILD

Al D ki LR SE 1 FLUE, DO tT dN RK

"Fifteen members of

the Recreation Committee have com=

pleted 20 hours o? tha Standard Firs: Aid course and are

how beginning

Mir. Bill Beuttner,

fee eee finance nena seein ine en

Since The Fublic

box made its initial ap-

peargnee, the staff has

found but one letter in

it. It reads:

Dear Editor:

Why don't you put out

the El Joaquin weekly,

cidentally,

messenger) won't have to

work so hard.

"Moke the paper about

othe Thank yotlweese |}

PS. Ted is lazy anyway? |

Note: Ted has to keep in

condition for softball.

eePancho's Pale ee

PANCHOS "PALS.

VISIT MESS #9

ENJOY. DINNER. DELUXE.

We. wandered `into'Meess'2cent/ K. Hirokana;

the other day. ih ofder te:

see what kind of a-me'sea%or

was (no slut' intended): "

Wieners and mashed p otatoes i!

we-got the, following' infiors

mation fron Timekeeper' ' S.0x00B0:

Nakabayashi.

" Frenk, Okura and Mas Ku /

bokawa serve as `the Chefs, :

while He. Nagata, G@ Ishida, "

H. Tsutsui, . Yoshioka, Mg!

Sasaki, S. Muradkhy' My' You:

mamote, S. Funamra, `S," Nas

kady M. Ito are Cocks. '

`Three pretty `waitresses

"-Tae Kuwabara, Bette Ouye,

ond Rosie Sato-~-struck our

eyes and Mess.Clerk M. Shi-

ota with his assistant K.

Fajinaka were. busy talking

to Headwaiter 8S. Nagaoka,

The waitersdi shwashing

Srew includes: H, Kobaya-

t, : ima SY cent Sie tt

Ship it. Nowmichiy.T. Kubota,

ay

soul, oilleese Chrighion Cunrck B

CHRISTIAN CHURCH

98-00 - aeme.

_ Sunday SChOOlssccvcccossecves

Revs. S. K. Hata and Oyama

Adult Church Servi es ceseenses

Chapman,

Tf. Hirokane,

T. Sakoi, M Ichiba, M. How

rite, T. Horita, T. Fu jio-

kny: de Satog: Ke' Tsushima,

Be iMikowa, S,. Tamra, D,

Hiraoka, S, Hiraoka, KX. Ki-

shi, T. Matsuoka, My Sagami

and Le Kawaxbar Xe

All in all, these Messrs,

work in-a fine Mess,

STUDENT RELOCATION _

DISCUSSION TOPIC

Miss Mary Koppius, of

the University of Cincin-

nati (Ohio) and University

of Kentucky, will speak on

"Student Relocatia" tomor-

row morning, 10 aeme at

1~17=C,

Miss Essey Tucker of the

College of Pacific will ac-

company the guest speaker.

Toshio Kaneda is the chair-

Mane

9:00 oeme

Sec. and

Treas. of Church Fed. and

Young Peoples'

Missionery to Japan

Young Peoples! Shurchsaosere)ee

Prof, of Theclogioa

oes ani cine

Yen) wed WAS yeny

23:00 pee

yen8 15 PeMe

Kobe

FP

"vVening Chyreh

Mr. Foul Hubbard of

Stone Corral Church

so Ted Kamibayashi (in-|.

Pancho's}, . suke Ijichi,

Adult Serviceee. Ruoe

their LO hours of Adveneed course under

recognized instructor,

Those who pass this

course will take the In-

structor's course, If they

qualify, they, as instruc.

tors, will then set up re-.

gular classes for the Cen-

ter-ites,

The First Aid Students

are Grace Hagio, James Ha~

masaki, Arthur Hisaka, Ko-

Jim Ishida,

Vie Ito, Kats Nagai, Matsuo

Okazaki, Jiro Okinaga, Ted

Oseto, George Uyeda, Harry

Itaya, Shigeki Higashi,

Ruby Sakai and Kiyoko Hat~

tori. *

REPORT ADDRESS CHANGE

Because change of ad=

dress has not been reported,

banks cannot send monthly

statements to Centereites,

Since statements are

piling up, it is requested

that change of address no"

tices be sent to banks im

mediately.

To whom it may concern:

Surprised! Surprised!

The EL JOAQUIN stare

wishes to announce that for

the past four weeks the

newspaper has been issued

Semi-weekly -- every Wed-

nesday and Saturdays

(Continued fram page 1)

Merit Badges: Y, Fuji-

mura, C. Furuyama, B Toku-

naga, I, Matsuo, Ne Shima.

kawa (Troop 19); A. Kume,

I. Wakei, R, Yamanaka, Ge

Shimada (Troop 91),

Star Scout award: M.

Sasaki (Troop 91),

Life Seout award: H,

Sasaki, G. Shimada, J. Fue

rukawa (Troop 91); N. Shi-

makawa (Troop 19),

The public is invited to

the ceremony.

OG an A

BUDDHIST CHURCH

Sunday SChoOleccceccnssesscoee

`

ChrmneeRose Ito

StoryseeJohn Kono

Services.Reve Unno

ChoireeleWe Jre

("3A 990 e@@a4@

Reve Unno

Young Sudahs SU Suasee x0 onntinn oo)

Chrnms.ilas Wakai

Place.-Study Hall

SpeakereeRev. Mizutani

Discussion later

~~

. beginners

"look so nice,

youssi1

Page 4

EL JOAQUIN SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1942

SHIFER ty MONS" CLOTHING

LAUNDRY Py

meen) SS 5 |

SERVICE YL

Methers and bachelors,

your worries are over! The

Golden West Laundry has

Come to your rescue,

Every Wednesday morning

from 8:30 to 9:00 a.m. this

company's truck will be in

front of the Center Store

to collect your laundry and

dry cleaning. On Saturday

morning from 6:30 to 9:00

eme, they will return the

finished laundry and clean-

ing.

Cn imate

All persons must call

for their goods each Satur-

BUMP-My BUM? /

This is the Rembling Reporter who nosed

facts for your enjoyment.

The question,

ing slacks to

Vic Ito (smiling):

to have slacks on,

out i"

Dr. K. Takei (quiet):

it:

J. A. (shy girl):

to dress up to go to

M.G.M. (emphatic-boy);

especiadly et dancesiri'

Tosh Otsubo

sloppy.

Mra, Ty Jus

Cal viewpoint."

Chieko Omura (hesitantly):

Te"S "infor... 800s ecsig ht!

Agnes Yayoshi (deb of the teen=age set):

Some boys don't like it."

Wal, pardner, Jes' look atthe car--toon `and

git the gener'l idee,

Pancho:

"What do you think about girls wear-

dances?0x2122, drew

"On a windy night,

On all

"Don't see enything wrong in

It depends on the dances. As long as the dance is

informal, I wouldn't mind et all."

"It's all right.

(positively!)s

Shows the bumps in the wrong places!"

"It depends on the kind

the platform slacks would look better--from the practi-

day moming while the truck

is here and pay for their

bundle in cash, Stockton

city prices will prevail.

If the bundle is not called

for, it. will be returned to

the laundry and brought back

the following delivery date.

Since all transactions

will be handled by the Go-

iden West Leundry's per-

sonnel, no center employees

will be involved.

out these

the following comments:

it's better

other nights, slecks are

You dontt have

dances--not here." The list of laundry

"I don't like ANY slacks-- prices is on the bulletin

board in front of the In-

formation Booth.

DIPHTHERIA SHOTS

NEXT WEEK /

All children between the

ages of 9 months and 5 yrs.,

who have had no diphtheria

injections, must be immun-

ized next Tuesdsy and Thur-

sday at the Hospital from

"Undignified -~ looks

of dance, On

"I think it's all right.

s more suitable." :

"Doesn't

NNT TING CROCHET 400 more 800Ks

TRICE A WEEK

Knitting and crochet

Classes, under the supervi--

sion of the Rec. Dept.,

heave, been started at the

`Study Hall from

5-5 p.m,

three times a week.

The Beginners' Knitting

Class will meet this Tues-

day. Mrs. S. Sudow, head

instructor, requests thet

bring whatever

materials they have.

_ The Advanced Knitting

Class will meet this Fri-

day afternoon.

The' Crochet class is

scheduled for Monday.

Mr, Jack McFarland and

Mrs. Fitzgerald are help-

ing tO organize these

Classes... Mrs. Fitzgerald

Will assist in buying yarn.

Students are requested to

purchase their own materi-

als"

1 t60x00B0 S0x00B0 p.m. Others who

wish to take the inject-

tions may do so.

Children under 12 years

FOR CENTER LIBRARY

The Stockton City Li-

brary has just donated 400

more books to the Center

Library.

Ken Hasegawa and his

capable staff are now busy

who heve taken previous

shots should test for im-

munity. Others may also

be tested.

Contrary to previous

announcements, the diphth-

Cataloging and arranging eria injections mst be

the new stock, taken three times,

Pad of Bye in' bys f

|Saturdey: 8:00-11:00 a.m. Movie for children

: 16 and under

1:00- 5:00 p.m, Movie for adults

7200= 8:45 p.m. Movie for adults

9315-10245 p.m, Movie for adults

(9:00 p.m. ) Dance (7)

"9 Platform

| Sunday: Buddhist and Christien Church Services

Monday: 9:00-11:00 a.m. Home Nursing

pound2:00- 4300 p.m. Home Nursing

7300 p.m. Movie

Tuesday: 200 p.m. liovie

7350 p.m. Choir

All activities held at Ed. Ex. Hall unless otherwise

indicated,

With the American League

flag race past the half way

mark, now we see the star-

studded Blk. 5 reds out in

front withafull game lead

over their nearest rival

the Yenkees.

Behind the steedy twirl-

ing of their two aces, Geo-

rge Babe and pint-sized

Mike Takeuchi, coupled with

the graceful defensive

fielding, the Reds are de-

finitely chumpionship bound

end shouldn't encounter

much difficulties down the

home stretchy

* kK OK hk Ok

The chief resson for

their success is due to all

of their ploeyers being for-

mer double "A" herdbell

stars, namely; first sacker

Frank Horita of 1941 North-

ern California Japanese

Baseball League champion

Stockton Yamato, 1940 lea~

gue batting king and All-

star player.

Kiichi Hiramoto, infield+

er on 1940 state champion

Lodi YMBA Templars; Fred

Masai, Yamato star and all-

time Stockton American Le-

gion outfielder; catcher,

Butch Hayashi of Templars,

end Lodi Legion nine and

1941 NCJBL All-Ster.

Frenk and Ted Kemibaye-

shi, Yemnto regulers; lias

and Keizo Okuhare, Templars,

NCJBL All-Stars; and Tak

Horita, key manof the 1936+

57 NC class "B" king pin

Cherokee Indians.

x ek ke k kk

The only other club that

can possibly block the path

of the Red's title hope are

the second place Yanks and

Bears,

Two other tens that

probably cen give the loop

leader a hot time are the

hot and cold Bums and the

colorful Rainbows, both of

whom hold the only wins

over the Keds,

: . and + and oe

SPORTALITIES

TED OHASHI, Stockton,

Councilmen, 4-7l-A, varsi-~-

ty basketbell guard of

Stockton High Tarzan and

1933 Celifornia Golden

Bear quintet; coach of 1947"

Stockton JACL Yonkees bes-

ketue LY Cer ass... oe fs Oe

FUNAMURA, Lodi, Block Rep-

resente tive, 1-5-B, diamond

ster of the former Lodi

YMA; one of Northern Calif-~

ornia's grect Nieei south-

(Continued on Page 6)

Re ee ake

flying 411-Center Poop-outs,

winless Grapepickers 15-5,

kept up his terrific hitting for the Old-timers with e

(c) for 4,

The second place Cardinals jumped back

Colum, after dropping two disastrous games,

Page 5

EL JOAQUIN

POOP OUTS WIN

TRIM GRAPEPICKERS 15-5 FOR

7** STRAIGHT. CARDS WIN. //

It was victory No. 7 without a setback for the high~

who this time swamped the

First secker Ted Shironeka

into the win

by whip-

ping the Ramblers 8 - 2 on Nobi Tanimoto's 4-hit job.

The Hell Divers

through with a well-earned 4 - 2 victory over the Block

stayed in

JUDO)

TOURNEY SLATED FOR

4* of JULY /

The first judo tourna+

ment of the Center will be

held

of July,

on the coming Fourth

and Instructor

Kawasaki is making arrange~

ments to have the tourna+

ment on the Platform in

front of the grandstand.

Due to the fact that

many beginners are now in

the making of prospective

Judo stars, the tournament

has been postponed from an

earlier date.

The present enrollment

numbers about 50 pupils--

including both beginners

and advanced students.

Prectice sessions are held

(Continued on page 6)

second place

6 Spartans,

Smacking the horsehide

for 17 hits, four of them

by George Ouye, the Shan-

gri-las

15 - 5,

(Hesults on Page 6)

NATIONAL LEAGUE

A vomenun th Hoadies

The National

home run race sees Card's

Nobi Tenimoto and George

Qune, xeambler's Frank Asa-

da, and Shengri-la''s George

Ouye deedlocked with 2

home runs apiece as releas~

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N. Tanimoto, Cards,......2

G. Oune,- Cards eversreccvias.f

F. Asada, Ramblers.......2

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NATIONAL LEAGUE JUNIOR LEAGUE

W L Pet. Wo? Pet s

Poop-outSe..... 7 O 1.000 Flames......... 6 2 750

CardSecsaseoess 5 2 o7l4i Ur. Aristocrats 5 3 2625

Hell sDivergeeceet5 2 . 9724 BLY @XSS8 cass +banecs 3026685

Shangri-las, eon 4 3 2571I SCalsecesecses eo 4-4 ~,500

Spartans ssssee 5 4 .429)/Dive Bombers... 4 4 .500

Giant@eseseves, 2 0x00A7 4286] Trovaesecnse nme 4% i14/40500

Ramblers..wweee a 8% 2286 Cubs es pewee cece i 2250

Grapepickers... O 7 .000/Smell Pry Se8 sie e326 , teeb0

AMERICAN LEAGUE GIRLS' LEAGUE

W pee: Wb Pets

HEdScecececcove 7 2 .778/Flamettes...... 4 01.000

YankeeSessssee. 6 3 .667}Blockheads..... 3 0 1.000

BUMS sass cimnter PD vA iobGt Debd...cecescee and 2. 1500

BeOrSresreaseee 5. 4 .556/Jinxes......... 1 2 1333

Rainbows..."... 4 4 .500/Yankettes...... 1 3 .250 |

4ristocrats.... 4 4 .500/Troyettes...... 0 4 e000 |

TTOJANS..ccec0n 4 5 2444 thee

Senator ss " ewes. 5, SOVSSS. This compilation of |

Kiwanisvar.r.e00 3 .6 2558 Leegue standings includes |

BomberS.cveesses 3 6, 333 - night games,

by coming

dumped the Giants

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PITCHERS' RACE

George Baba, steady

chucker of league leading

Blk. 5 Reds, led the Ameer~

`ican League pitching para-

de with 5 victories against

ldefeat. The following

Statistics were released

by the Reer "tion Dept.:

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-L Pote

H.Tomoda(Bo)seeel 0 1.000

G.Baba(R).cscosed: 1. 833

YeMoriwaki(Bu)ee5 2 e71h

rate eyes 1 "666

Jelshida(Y eeeeee Ll 9 666

[Grima bw, yt 4 your gelling LL |i $3} Fukuyama(Br)ee2 1 2666

JeMaeshiro(Ra)eeh 3 e571

KIWANIS MASSACRE ARISTOCRATS astbctuctt 2 23

M.Ogasowara(Br)e3 3 "500

31-1. REDS WIN . BUMS MOVE -lmins(tbannas3. 3.

H. Nitta(Y)eecess2 2 500

INTO. THIRD POSITION | Bassons Secteok 3. Ui

In another mild upset the Blk. 2 Kiwanis, who were Gekagaia(T)eceard 2 +315

KeKawamirea(S)eee3 6 0333

hotter than a Fourth of July firecracker, massacred the S.Teranishi(Bo)el 2 "333

overconfident Block 1 Aristocrats by a landslide score T, Obsubol 30)ee cel 3 wld

of 31-1. 3 BeYoneshige(Ra)eO 1 ~%000

Paced by the brilliant hurling of southpaw George T.Ogata(Bu)eseseO 1 4000

Kagawa, who week oeee ed MKajita(Bu)eess0 1 000

the losers by whiffin

WEEKEND SCHEDULE Aristocrat iBdeRora eal (R) Reds, (A) Aristocrats,

Games S Saturday limiting them to h hits, (Bu) Bums, (Br) Bears,

American League: the Kiwanis had the contest (Y) Yankees, (T) Trojans,

~Blke 3 vs Hawaiians as"they pleased, 0x00B0* (S) Senators, (Bo) Bombers,

National League:

Behind the tricky pitch. (KX) Kiwanis, Ra) Rainbows

Blk. 3 vs Old Timers

| ing of Mike Takeuchi, the :

Coast League: Reds comfortably stayed at PUTL dea we HE

San Diego ve Suramento the top with a lopsided 8 RERELTS |

} Games Games Sunday | ~- 1 victory over the last

American League: place `Senators,

Ble 4 vs 9 2100 peme The slow but sure Block

Blk. 6 vs -t @tuG PeMe ;

Blke 2 vs 8 3:15 peme 4 Bums crept up into drd

: lace on a smashing 18 ~ 5 -

Blkee TF Ye H'9:25 peme Pp

National pct __Win over the touted Bears, i

Bike 5 ve 6 7100 Sin which Was highlighted by POOF. UTS. CON SES TI 2 -

SHANGRI-"-LAS 20000213 EF 3

GIANT Saws s cicwektee 5.5 Fo 2

Batt: K. Fukumoto and S,

Tanaka; He. Sasaki and M,

Nakomuroe ,

Blk. 7 vs 8 7: OF pema p "ES iiemda cent (h for 5. GRAPEPICKERS..66. 5 5 3

: Coast Lengues The Bombers nosed out Batt: J. Okino, - F. Ito of

Seattle vs Mission the Rainbows 4 = 2 to drop and H, Sato, N. Matsurioto;. _

them back to third positions Opata and Ge. -_? Pee

Sporralhes - RESULTS : 2. F a

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paw pitchers of over a dew ARISTOCRATS seess 1 h 15 RAMBLERS. case. 2 " Fe

cade ago; coached the Lodi Batt: G. Kagawn and Ky Rw Batt: N. Tanimoto and Ke

am YMBA Templars ; to state jinaka; M. Nakai, H. Oshi-~ Yamashita; . M ee aaa.

| championship in 1940; var. 0x2122 , and Se Sakoda. - Je Sakamoto. ee :

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welterweight of San Fran- Slag ae si ee: noy Das Fujii and Shimakavite

eisco's Golden Glove fame. es :

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ie ton, Sports Supervisor, To BEARS 0.0%. " ea's'e's's 5 130x00B0 . iin the afternoon for the.

1-E, 1933-34 Stockton Hi . Batt: Y. Moriwoki `and 8, beginners, while the even. .

varsity halfback, Yamito Nakamoto; Me Ogasawara, ty. ing is :for the more. ade ad

Be baseball star; wos a member" "Fukuyama and 0x00A7, "Hasegawa. oy vane students.

: of Kenso Nushida's All-Star' BOMBERS 0's cent+-0 base a All former `and present.

% nine, which journeyed to RAINBOWS . Steg `,, Members are requested by

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