Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 25

lf Friday, Nov. 10, 1961 Honolulu Star-Bulletin 23 'Bows Cop 3rd Cage Win; SubPac Downs Admirals FISHINGS SubPac handed winless Pearl Harbor its fifth straight setback, 86-48, in an Armed Forces Invitational Basketball League game last night at Bloch Arena before an Miyaoka Places 38th Olson Looks Sharp, Fast In Sparring Bobo Olson boxed five rounds yesterday against three sparmates and will continue his sparring today about 4:15 p.m. at the Armory Gym. The former world middleweight fight champion meets Irish Roy Smith of Los Angeles in the 10-round, 180-pound main event Tuesday night at the Civic' Auditorium. Smith was expected to arrive today from LA.

Bobo worked one round with oldtime Schofield fighter Sam Warren and two apiece with Willie Salisbury and Rocky Kalingo. A busy banger, Olson was particularly sharp yesterday with his left hooks to the scaled 179 pounds following his workout. Promoter Sad Sam Ichi-nose said he expects to complete his supporting card by today. as -J -t I I r- A I Irish Roy Smith I In Japan Open Tourney YOKODOMACHI, Chiba, Championship today by de-Japan, Nov. 10 (UPlJ Kenji feating four top players in a Hosoichi, a 24-year-old "un- sudden-death, three-hole known" pro from Kyushu, playoff in semi-darkness aft- estimated 1.500 fans.

In an exhibition tilt at Otto Klum Gym before 300 fans. University of Hawaii won in a breeze over Hickam Flyers of the Armed orces er the regulation 72 holes. Ken Miyaoka of Hawaii, the only amateur to qualify for the final 36 holes as he did last year, shot a 76-77-74-77 304 to be tied with five others for 38th place. Hosoichi, former Canada Cup player Kochi Ono, Hsieh Yung-Yo and Chen Ching-Po, Nationalist China's Canada Cup players: and Isao Katsu-mata of the Daihakone Country Club, finished in a tie for first place with one-over-par 289 at 7.070-yard par 72 Ta- kanodai Country Club course. Chen Ching-Po and Hosoichi missed birdie putts by inches on the final hole of today's regulation 36 holes, necessitating the sudden-death playoff.

Eddie Garcia Upsets Luis Cruz Japan's southernmost island, won the Japan Open Golf Ducats Available For Pun Parents Tickets for the Punahou- Farrington football game will go on sale Tuesday morning at 7:30 to Punahou parents and alumni in the school's P.T.A. office, In Pauahi Hall. All sales will be on a first-come, first-served basis. No phone reservations will be accepted. Because ticket supply is limited, Punahou parents and alumni must present a membership card in P.T.A., Alumni Association or Living Endowment at time of purchase.

A limit of two adult tickets per card has been set. corners, and hammered him at will. Cruz seemed unable to battle his way out. Oni On Results Yesterday's results in the Oni Oni Tennis Championship at Waialae: Torn Somerville and Haunanl Acker-man beat Bobby Kau and Barbara Lee, 6-2; Bill Curlett and Chris Milne beat Roy Walker and Marian Durant by default; Don Schult and Kauka beat Peter Barlowmew and Rosemary Chun, 4-6, 6-2, 6-3; Jerry Fisher and Bobbie Marlin Few and Far Between Spotty. That one word pretty well sums up the fishing action lately.

After very slow days early in the week, things improved slightly yesterday with mahimahi, aku and ono showing up. This weekend? Predicted rain could hamper action somewhat. The marlin have few and far between. Last one reported was last Thursday's 150-pounder nabbed by Sergeant Lamonds of Schofield Barracks fishing aboard the Hickam Recreation Boat. Small Fish Plentiful Last weekend turned out to be a pretty fair one for smaller fish.

Bill Shelton's Catherine S. with Rudy Peterson, Jimmy Woolaway, Robert Purvis and John Coonley aboard, came home with three flags flying lacking only a marlin. Peterson, head of the Bank of Hawaii who leaves shortly for San Francisco and his new post and president of the Bank of America, bagged two mahimahi. Other boats, namely Fred Erickson's Valkyrie, David Gonsalves' Oinah, Bill Dotson's Islander and Charley Yamamoto's Lynell also had good hauls of ono, mahimahi. aku and small tuna over the weekend.

Kaneohe Results Art Burt's Pbki II and the Mary D. combined to win total catch honors in the Invitational Fishing tournament put on by the Kaneohe Yacht Club Saturday. They had 46 fish weighing a total of 84 pounds. Worcester Hodgman aboard the Sashimi and Hal Swift's Miss Behave took second place in the tourney with Dr. John Knight's Chibi and Bill Dailey's Shana nailing down third spot.

Big Ahi Off Kauai Big news fishingwise on Kauai comes from Edwin Ching of Hanalei who caught three huge ahi (yellowfin tuna) on artificial lures while trolling off the Hanalei area. The largest of the trio weighed 201 pounds, the second checked in at 185 and the third was a "mere" 104-pounder. That's a 490-pound total for three ahi big league stuff in anybody's book. Kat Nakagawa was fishing with Ching at the time. Two days later, Ching went back to the same spot to try his luck again, but this time came home with a more routine trio of 15-pounders.

Watari Lands Marlin Also on the Garden Isle, Hideo Watari caught a 185-pound marlin after a tough 40-minute battle fishing off the north shore with Harold Kobayashi. The two also brought back a 35-pound ono. Walter Koga pulled in several ahi in the 15-pound class, while Fujio Haraguchi caught six kawakawa in other north shore action. Ikito Muraoka landed a 50-pound ulua near the Polynesian Inn at Koloa right alongside the beach. Just goes to show, writtes Shigeo Akaji, that tourists on Kauai can make some nice catches from the front porch of their hotel if they so desire.

3 Aikido Aces LOS ANGELES, Nov. 10 (AP) Eddie Garcia of Denver upset Mexico City's Jose Luis Cruz last night, winning a decision in 10 rounds by a wide margin. There were no knock-j downs but Referee Frankie i Van and Judges George Lat- ka and Charley Randolph came up with identical cards, 11-1. Garcia weighed 135 pounds, Cruz 134. Cruz was the 2-1 favorite and became the aggressor at the outset.

But after a fairly good showing for three rounds Garcia began to crowd him, backed him into Sheehan beat Bill Foster and Spalding, 8-6, 6-4. Nancy Golf O.C.C. PAR C. W. Smith and George Hol-lingsworth tied with two up on par in a match game at the Oahu Country Club.

Fights Last Night ICS ANGELES Eddie Garcia, 135. Denver, outpointed Jose Luis Cruz, 134. Mexico City. 10. PHILADELPHIA Sidney (Sweetpea) Adams, 138.

Philadelphia, outpointed J. D. Ellis, 138, Trenton. Ne Je-sey, 10. TOKYO Haruo Sakamoto, 122' Japan, and Kozo Nagata, 1223, Japan, Drew, 10.

AUCKLAND, New Zealand Tuna Scan-Ian, Samoa, knocked cut Johnny Smith, Los Angeles, 12. Middleweights. The one low-price compact every bit as lively -I AV I I hat's as it looks -Valiant '62! circuit. 91-70. U.

of H. led, 42-36, at the intermission. It was the 'Bows third win in a row. Gene Yarbrough had 18, Al Birtles and Bill Ferguson 16 each for the collegians. Sipio Johnson scored 17 and coach-player Ken Pichet-te 16 for the Flyers.

Bill Meadows led the SubPac attack with 20 while Bill Anderson poured In 18 for the Admirals. The Raiders led by a lopsided 49-17 at halftim against the Admirals. In the jayvee opener at Klum Gym, Hawaii downed Church College of Hawaii, 68-62. SubPac and ServPac meet in the next league game tomorrow night at 8 at Bloch Arena. The Rainbows will take on SubPac in their next exhibition Tuesday night at Klum Gym.

Baseball Meeting The Oahu Prison Invita- tional Baseball League will hold an organizational meet- ing at 7 p.m. November 18 at the Oahu Prison. Teams interested may telephone William Staunton or Teruto Murata at 86452 for details. VIC- To Sh Here ow i 1 Awaiting mL. BLACK WHITE tlj I ifarrSBSF your Ti ikf 9TTJTf 111 1w ii ii.

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