Hawaii Tribune-Herald from Hilo, Hawaii • 9

Hilo Tribune- Sunday, September 14, 1958. -9 Vikings, Leilehua Rated Even Today 15 NEW GIANT FANS- -Ken Ichi Tanaka, 10 (right), and his protner, Tatsu Ro Tanaka, 8 (left), are shown arriving in San Francisco aboard the APL liner Pres. Cleveland, wearing he uniforms of their favorite baseball team, the Tokyo Giants. However, now that the boys are going to be living in he Bay Area, af Mountain View, they'll have to tart rooting for a new Giants team; San Francisco Giants, hat is. TODAY'S LINEUPS At Hoolulu Probable HILO Names Pos.

-Glenn -Kenneth -Sol Kahaa -Dayton -Elroy -Albert Lum -Moku -Harvey-Alex -Charles -Ralph Names Pos. Wt. -Roger Kishimoto, 130 -Ralph Lee, 160 -Charles Takahashi, HB 150 -Melvin Otani, 147 Martins, HB 139 -Oliver Kamahele, 160 -Andrew Kualii, QB. 150 -Lindo Matsu, QB. 145 -Roger Kawasaki, 140 -Ralph Iboshi, FB.

150 -Dale Aina, 150 -George Matsuo, 138 -Kenneth Nagai, 170 -Harvey Hirata, 145 -Albert Lum Ho, 160 -Clarence Wong, 145 -William Kamau, 145 -Sol Kahaawi, 155 Jerome Fukuda, 152 -Moku Browning, 171 -Stan Matsumoto, 160 -Simon Torres, 147 -Sam Takata, 155 -Elroy Stubblebeen, 140 Gordon Inouye, 162 -Gilbert Kahele, HB. 166 -Walter Ignacio, 155 -Nelson Tsuji, 155 -Edwin Namohala, 197 -Rufino Malagday, 190 Eric Kela, 160 -Kaleo Ah Sing, 166 -Dayton Arruda, 190 -Elroy Kelli, 200 J. Kanakamaikai, C-T 220 -Glenn Aina, 229 -Royden Watanabe, FB. 153 -Alex Kamau, 190 Lahainaluna Defeats Govs KAHULUI, Maui Coach orman Oda's Lahainaluna Lus. won their second straight otball clash against a lu opponent by beating the Irrington Governors at the airgrounds Friday night 39-36 the offensive thriller.

The Lunas chalked up 6 uchdowns to 5 touchdowns and safety for Coach Sol Kaulukui's Governors. In the fourth quarter when alfback Clinton Dudoit skirted ght end 61 yards for a Faragton touchdown to put them lead. 36-33, it appeared to be rtains for the Lunas. But minutes later Lahainalusparked by 24-yard gains in plays by Fullback Thomas eue, moved them from the overnors 40 for a touchdown Ith Quarterback Larry Joyo ping over. from the 3 for the inning.

T.D. Fight Results By The Associated Press Friday's fights: PHILADEL Matthews, 02, Philadelphia, outpointed Tomy Tibbs, Boston 10. MELBOURNE Johnny Van tensburg, South Africa, outointed Max Carlos, Melourne, 12. US Publinks All Set For Hawaii SAN FRANCISCO (P) The United States Golf Association Saturday announced that the 1960 National Public Links Championship will be held in Honolulu, the first time a USGA event has been held away from the mainland. The course will be determined later.

Tentative dates are July 11-16. Thomas A. T. Ching of Honolulu, a member of the USGA Public Links Committee, jubllant over the selection, said Hawail has sent a team to the mainland every year since the tournament at Spokane, in 1933, excluding World War II years. The bid first was submitted formally in 1954.

Ching said a letter poll was taken this spring and the various regions indicated that at. least 100 players would go to Honolulu from the mainland. Ching pointed out that the USGA permits public links organizations to pay transporta-1 tion and $10 a day expenses for Its selected players. Honolulu has two 18-hole courses and one 9-hole course. Ching estimated there are 5,000 public links players in Honolulu.

Yogi's Nails Pin Pennant Yogi's captured the Mixed 700 Handicap Bowling League championship by the closest of margins. Half a point ahead before the match, Yogi's played up Nobu's to a 2-2 tie to take the league title by just that much, 55 to last Wednesday night in Bowling Pallace. Marchant, who also played to a 2-2 with Sam Tsuda's, is the other runnerup team. Other results: Weather Bureau 2, Drop Inn KC's 3, Ocoma 'Foods Ace Studio 3, Isles 1. Members of the championship team: Miss Carol Odo, Wally Sato, Bob Fujil, Fumi Maedo, Masa Oshiro, Spud Amasaki, Seiti Yogi, captain.

Final standings: Yogi's 33 Nobu's Marchant Tsuda's KC's 48 40 Ocoma Food Weather Drop Inn 35 53 Isles 30 58 Ace Studio Tom Yano Cops August Ace Tom Yano copped the Hilo Memorial-Puumaile Golf Club August ace tournament Ist week at the municipal course. Yano carded a 45-43-(88-15)- 73 net. In second place was Roy MIkami 1 with a 77 net, while Jimmy Ushiroda was third with an 80. Merchandise prizes were awarded the winners. 15-Year Old Grand Master PORTOROZ, Yugoslavia (P) Bobby Fischer, the 15- year-old Brooklyn wonder kid, has the distinction today of being the youngest grand master in the long history of chess.

Bobby achieved the title last night when he wound up fifth in the six-week international chess tournament set up to determine six potential challengers for the world title. Bobby's tremendous showing in his first international competition qualified him and five others for next year's candidates tournament. The winner of that will challenge world champion Mikhail Botvio1 in 1960. If Bobby was overly impressed by his own success, however, he didn't show it. He treated himself to an extra piece of cake after dinner and said he was pleased to have qualified for next year's tournament.

Of his new title, he said: "The title of grand master will not make me play any better." Bobby will return home in day or two to resume studies at Erasmus Hall High School, where he is a junior and just an average Yankees Clinch Tie; 5 To Go For Braves AMERICAN CHICAGO (P) The New York Yankees clinched at least a share of the pennant Saturday by defeating the Chicago White Sox, 5-4. New York .100 000 130 5. 10 1 Chicago ..002 011 000 4 8 0 Shantz, Dickson (7), Duren (9))and Howard; Wynn, Rudolph (9) and -Battey. W--Dickson. L- Wynn.

Home Runs -New York, Mc-1 Dougald (13), CLEVELAND Ohio (P) Three straight walks by Dave Sisler forced in a tie-breaking run, then Vic Power doubled home two more. For Cleveland in the seventh inning Saturday for a 4-1 Indian victory. Boston .........001 000 000-1 7.0 Cleveland ...000 010 30x-4 7 1.0 Sisler, Byerly (7) and I White; McLish and Nixon. L-Sisler. Home Run--Boston, Buddin (11).

-(P) -The Detroit Tigers slammed four Baltimore pitchers for 16 hits and 13-2 victory Saturday. Baltimore ..100.000 100- 2.6 2 00x-13 16 0. Brown, Walker (2), Lehman (3), Beamon (3), and Triandos, Zupo: (5); Dunning and Wilson, Keller (9). L--Brown. Home Runs--Baltimore: Boyd (7), Oertel (1), Detroit: Harris 2 (17).

KANSAS CITY (AP) A grand slam home run by Clint Courtney and some tenacious pitching by Vito: Valentinetti and Pedro Ramos gave the Washington Senators an 8-5 victory over Kansas City Saturday. Washington 010 8 121 202 000--5 Valentinetti, Ramos (9) and Courtney; Urban, Johnson (1), Reed (4), Delay (5), Gorman (7) and Chiti, W- L- Urban. 1 Home Runs Washington, Courtney (8), Zauchin (15). Kansas City, Tutt (9), Demaestri (6). Standings Associated Press NATIONAL LEAGUE Yesterday's Results San Francisco 6, Philadelphia 5.

Pittsburgh 9, Los Angeles 4. Cincinnati 9, Chicago 2. Milwaukee 8, St. Louis 2. Pet.

GB Milwaukee 85 57 .599 Pittsburgh 78 65. .545 -San Francisco 74 69 .517 Cincinnati 77 73 .493 15 St. Louis 68 72 .486 16 Angeles 66 76 .465 19 Chicago 65 $458 20 Philadelphia 62 80 .437 23 Today's Games Chicago at Pittsburgh (2). St. Louis at Philadelphia.

San Francisco at Cincinnati (2). Los Angeles at Milwaukee. Monday's Games 'Los Angeles at Milwaukee. St. Louis at Philadelphia, night.

AMERICAN LEAGUE Yesterday's Results Cleveland 4, Boston 1. New York 5, Chicago Detroit 13, Baltimore 2. Washington 8, Kansas City 5. W. Pet.

GB New York 87 55 .613 Chicago 74 67 ,525 Boston 70 70 .500 16 Detroit 69 71 .493 17 Cleveland 69. 72 .489 Kansas City 67 74 .475 Baltimore 66 .471 20 Washington 61 80 4433 Today's Games Washington at Chicago. Baltimore at Cleveland (2). Boston at Detroit (2). New York at Kansas City (2).

Monday's Games Baltmiore at Cleveland, night. No others scheduled. New 200-M Fly Record NAARDEN, Netherlands- -Holland's Tineke Lagerberg, 17, bettered the world swimming record Saturday in the women's 200 meter butterfly. Her time was 2 minutes, 38.9 seconds. The world record of 2:40.5 was established last June in Los Angeles by Nancy Ramey of Seattle.

NATIONAL MILWAUKEE (P) -Veteran Lefty Warren Spahn easily turned back the St. Louis Cardinals, 8-2, Saturday for his 20th victory against 10 losses to become the first southpaw in major league history to win 20 games for nine seasons. The Milwaukee triumph enabled the pennant bound Braves to cut their magic number to five games. St. Louis ...000 002 000-2 9 1 Milwaukee .000 500 03x-3 10 1 Jackson, Chittum (5), W.

Smith (7) and Green; Spahn and Rice. L- PITTSBURGH (P) The Pittsburgh Pirates trounced the Los Angeles Dodgers, 9-4, Saturday, with a 13-hit attack. LosAngeles ..010 030 000 4 9 2 Pittsburgh ..302 220 00x-912 1 Mauriello, Birrer (1), Bessent (4), Koufax (5), Erskine (6) and Roseboro; Law, Porterfield (6) and Kravitz. W-Law. L-Mauriello.

Home Runs--Pittsburgh, Mazeroski (18). PHILADELPHIA (AP) A pair of late inning home runs, a two-run belt by Willie Kirkland in the eighth and a solo sock by' Andre Rodgers in the ninth, helped the San Francisco Giants to a 6-5 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies Saturday. SanFrancisco 000 000 051-6 12 1 Philadelphia 010 001 111-5 14 1 McCormick, Jones (6), Worthington (8), Johnson (8) and Schmidt; Morehead, Farrell (8), Erickson (9) and Lopata. W- Jones. -Morehead.

Home Runs San Francisco: Kirkland (13), Rodgers (1). Philadelphia: H. Anderson (23). CINCINNATI (P) The Cincinnati Redlegs grabbed undisputed possession of fourth place in the National League Saturday as they piled up all of their runs in the first. four innings for a 9-2 victory over the Chicago Cubs.

Chicago 101 000 210 2 Cincinnati .341 100 00x- 9 15 0 Briggs, Buchardt (2), Hobbie (6), Henry (8) and Neeman; Kellner and Bailey. L- -Briggs. Home Runs -Chicago, Banks (46), Cincinnati, Robinson (29), Lynch (14), Tangerine Bowl Game Set ORLANDO, Fla. (P) December 27. will be the date of the 13th annual Tangerine Bowl game instead of New Year's Day as in the past.

The spensoring Elks Lodges Tangerine Bowl game said the idea was to attract television coverage in the future. A host of bowl games are played New Year's Day. THOMAS HAVE CARS WILL SELL Used Car or New Car CALL 4631 HILO MOTORS A REDUCE YOUR on Auto, Furniture, TV, Appliances, etc. with a Budget-Loan. We may be able to offer you relief financial payments from and heavy thus solve installment your Budget aches.

No money FINANCE PLAN pains when you see your Budget M.D.' HILO 55 Waianuenue Ph. 4-611 Doctor Open Fridays "til 8:00 p.m. Closed Saturdays Commercial Loop To Meet Wednesday The Hilo Commercial Basketball League will hold an organizational meeting this coming Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. in the Parks and Recreation office, it was announced yesterday by the Hilo District Recreation office. All firms that participated last year are expected to be entered again this year.

In addition, such groups as the University Hilo Branch, Hilo commercial College, Hawall Technical School and KMC are invited to take part. All teams should be represented at the Wednesday meeting. Battery Is 299th Champ Battery representing the 487th Field Artillery battalion, and coached by 1st Lt. Edmund Hohu, copped the 299th RCT island of Hawaii championship and with it a berth in the HNG Territorials slated at the end of the month, by defeating Headquarters battalion's Serv-. ice Company, 3-1, Friday afternoon Gilbert Carvalho Park.

Dick Iwasaki's 2-run double was the big blow in the first inning when the winners scored all 3 runs off Henry Leite, as his mates were able to counter with only a single tally. Capt. Paul Nakamura, 299th adjutant, was in charge of the playoffs. Truckers Win By 11-3 Score The roof caved in on the BulkMerchandise team when it was soundly defeated by the Truckers, 11-3, in the Mountain Ball League at the Plihonua Park Friday. The Bulkmers scored three runs in the first frame to take an early lead but.

the young Truckers rallied with Kelly Chu hitting a bases-loaded homer in the third inning and, coupled with several costly errors, went ahead to eliminate the losers from the second round race. Minoru Nonaka, who relieved George Young in the second inning, was credited with the win. George Amaral was nicked for 14 hits. On Monday, starting at 4:45 p.m., the Bulkmers will play the Stevedores while Dock Office and Trucking will meet in the second contest. Tussle At Hoolulu; Kickoff Slated 2:30 On the theory that a good Big tion team is on an equal with a interisland prepskol football rated a tossup.

Game opening whistle will be wail's foremost referee, at exactly 2:30 p.m. DeMello is working the game gratis and comes to Hilo at his own expense because, in his own words, "I'm grateful for what football has done for me in my officiating career, and this is my way of saying thank you. With no other basis of comparing the two clubs, downtown oddsmakers are doing their- handicapping by the calibre of the two leagues. The Big Island's better teams, they surmise, are on. a par with some of the best in Rural Oahu.

It will be recalled that the Vikings, some years ago, walloped a good Waialua team. And Hilo, this year, is al good team, make no mistake' about that, despite their: 33-20 loss Iolani last week. Leilehua, furthermore, mentored by the pass-minded Joe figures to be strong contender in the Rural Oahu loop. Held pretty much to defense last week by the offensiveminded Raiders' of Iolani, the Vikings figure to cut loose this time from whistle to gun. Which means plenty of offensive action, what with the Mules boasting a fast and powerful: backfield, and it is inevitable that they'll throw the ball around a lot, too.

The Mules can expect to see the air bombarded with pigskins, too, with either Harvey Hirata, the Viks' three-year letterman, or Andy Kualli, who showed much promise last week, on the firing, end. The game may turn out to be a fierce battle of powerful running between Hilo's Alex Kamau and Leilehua's Larry DeRego. They go at 190 and 175 respectively. There should 'be plenty of broken field running, too, with Tom Prohaska and Del Bernard going for, the Mules, and Charley Takahashi and Ralph Iboshi threatening for Hilo. Leilehua finished a strong third last year in the Rural Oahu circuit.

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Hilo Phone 51-141 Island Interscholastic Federagood Rural Oahu club, the big tangle at Hoolulu Park today Is blown by Adrian DeMello, Ha- Matsukawa's eleven could mark itself as the darkhorse. of the loop. Matsukawa is rated in many quarters as one of the all-time great passers produced at the University of Hawaii. Although his record was not rated with the others, it is a matter of record that his passing was, the best in the nation, statistically in 1953. Coach of the locals makes his second start as the Hilo mentor.

While the Vikings looked good in defeat to. many observers, Toma and his staff weren't satisfied at all with their performance in the Iolani game. Their running left much to desired, Toma said after the game, and the kids played too much in short spurts. "I want them to be in top condition, full speed ahead all the, way," he has said. With that in mind, Toma put his charges' through extensive drills conditioning the past week.

He intends, moreover, to utilize the unexpectedly fine talent of his second unit a lot more today. 2:30 P.M. Starters LEILEHUA Names No. YamamotoSakaki- P. Kaailai- 45 Mahi-53 Ideguchi- 54 D.

Clark-31 Seamster-32 Nomura-26 Prohaska-20 Bernard-24 DeRego No. Names Wt. 20-T. Prohaska, .140 21-R. Arrayau, 22 J.

Sabihon, 140 23- -R. Nakasone, HB. .135 24 D. Bernard, .50 25 -C. Limpada, HB.

.135 26- Nomura, .140 28- -W. Yamamoto, .140 29-E. Tamashiro, 30-R. Okazaki, 140. 31-D.

Clark, 32- -C. Seamster, 150 34-A. Sung, 160 36- -F. Cordeiro, 40- Jeris, .155 42 -E. Sasaki, .165 43- L.

Agena, 150 44 L. DeRego, 175 45 P. Kaailai, L65 47-E. Rosicon, 180 48- -C. Dey, 170 49- L.

Yamamoto, 185 50-F. Noguchi, 190 51-R. Yoneda, 170 52-W. Gomez, 220 53 -M. Mahi, 190 54- -W.

Ideguchi, .215 Joe Matsukawa, head coach. Walter Nozoe, assistant, A. Lindsey, assistant. Bill Smythe, athletic director. M.

Adams, student manager. Roy L. Roberts, principal. 7 Uclans To Play First 5 LOS ANGELES, Calif. (P) -UCLA's seven five-game senfors have decided to play the first five games of a 10-game schedule that opens against Pittsburgh Septeinber 20.

Pacific Coast Conference restrictions rule that the games be played consecutively. The UCLA players decision didn't surprise Pitt Coach John Michelosen, who said: "They've got a new coach (George Dickerson) out there and they'll want to get off to a good start." Terwilliger Voted MVP DENVER (P)- Wayne Terwilliger, 32-year old second baseman of the pennant-winning Charleston Senators, was named the most valuable player in the American Association for this season. Terwilliger has played for Chicago, Brooklyn and New York in the National League and Washington in the American. Barefoot Clubs Meet Monday The Hilo District Recreation office announced that barefoot football team representatives will meet Monday, 4:30 p.m., at the Recreation office. Rules and schedule of the league will be taken up.

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