Kaimuki High School - Ka Halia Yearbook (Honolulu, HI)

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E KAWAWAKI We-may Zawezdfwf Guard Vg' UBASA Ofward 1' ' ODA Ol-ward l ' r 1-UW Although the Bulldogs got off to a slow start by losing four straight games, they began to hit their stride in their game against Mid-Pacific which they won decisively. Thereafter, the boys were no pushovers for the teams in the league. The team next year will be spearheaded by 3 returning lettermen--Hiram Oda, Gordon Mura- shige and William Kamaka. Coach ltoga will be counting on the up and coming juniors to Fill in the gap. 'Wo 0,1991-of obo 091-V68 Q 0 ogsoffez ?: C3 A. Aixam X A G.MC3:IO .4

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741465 2? 54456 . UNE w. KAMAKA N4 Pgorword Center G S-mxofa POW' SYNXOQ 90966 Q. YOG' +A . . . as Fielding one of the greenest teams un along Q- -xX-xxcia time, the Bulldog hoopsters experienced difficulty in the interscholastic league--losing six and win- ning two. Perhaps this was due, in part, to lack of team work during the early part of the season. J C? But, as play progressed, the boys improved tremen- dously. Small in size and height, they offset this disadvantage with speed, shooting accuracy, good ball handling, and a fighting spirit. Q- Oo 49 1 K CL ,gl B. ITOGA 5 F. MASAGATANI Coach 'W Head Mgr. 42-f

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KAIMUKI 33 - PUNAHOU 41 In their initial tilt of the cage season, the Bulldogs were outscored in all but the third stanza as the Buffanblus from Punahou thrashed them soundly. Leading 8-7 at the end ofthe first period , Punahou con- trolled the backboards in the second period as they poured in 17 points to Kaimuki's 10, to lead 25-17 at the half. The 8 point margin stood till the end of the game as both teams battled toastandstill in the last two periods. ll v:: 3'- .,-,-': ' , ,.., TQ ,ffy u if A Crusader blocks Martrn's shot at basket. -YGK P 9' 1 gilt' ,M ngun gl -. .A KX I A 5 V. :-,: - ij , W V U 1 Q . P. YASUHARA in Kamaka doesn't quite make it. W. UBASA w. MARTIN KAIMUKI 31 - FARRINGTON 51 Trai ling 8-6 at the end of the ini- tial period, the Governors from Far- rington poured in 17 points to Kai- muki's 7 inthe second quarterp then coasted to an easy 20 point win over the Bulldog five. Playing against one ofthe top defensive clubs in the league , the losing Bulldogs managed toeke out only 2 digits in the third period . The win was the Govs' third straight while Kaimuki went down to its second straight loss.