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

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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.

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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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KAIMUKI 38 - KAMEHAMEHA 56 Led by Eddie Kawawaki and Reg- gie Kanoa, the Bulldog tive set a blistering pace to lead Kam I4-4 early in the first period. Closing the gap to I9-I3 at the end of the period, Kam continued to pour it on as the taller and more experi- enced Warriors dumped in 30 more counters to the Bulldogs' T5 in the second half to win the cagefest 56-38. Kawawaki was top scorer for the Bulldogs. Kawawalci scores on a layup. gf 1- up Xl X . , E ll. Misty f f ' . f P ' 'M , : ,., f I 'says Q, , ...W,...... R. KANOA S. TENGAN E. KAWAWAKI KAIMUKI I9 - ST. LOUIS 54 The smooth Crusader five really took its neighbor Kaimuki's quintet to the cleaners as they dumped the Bulldogs to the tune of 54 to 19. The winless Bulldogs were iust lambs led to the slaughter as the well-oi led Crusader machine pushed I7 points through the hoops in the initial quar- ter to lead 26 to? at the half. Kai- mulci could do nothing right in the game as they tallied only l0 points in the second half. Konoa gets the edge on the toss-up.