Maui High School - Silversword Yearbook (Kahului, HI)

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Saber Nine Captures Second Place In Inter-Skol League With such capables as pitchers: Ted Souza, Larry Sakane, Hirotada Murakami, Phil astabrooks, Willard Nagata and Allan Pico, catchers: Donald Nagata and Edward Sakaida, fielders: Mitsuo Yoshizu, Paul Petro, Edward Hirai, Jerome Rocha, and Robert Higa, out- zldersz Mickey Karimoto, Edward Kashiwamura, and Melvin Murakami, the Saber baseball am mentored by Mr. Mike Hazama proved impressive this season by scores of: laui High .,., 7 ., N ,,,, ,,,t,t, ..., ,,,,,,,,,,, 7 - 4 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,.,... K amehameha llaui High ,,,,,,,, 13- 8 r,,, ,,,,,,i,,,,,,, L anai laui High ,,,,, ,,r,, A 4- 2 r,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, L ahainaluna laui High , ,,,,,,, 10- 5 ,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,, Hana laui High ,,,, ,.,,, Z - 7 ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, B aldwin laui High ,,,, ,,,,, 3 - 8 ,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , Lahainaluna laui 1 ' High ,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,, , , , ,, ,,-,,,,,, 5- ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, Baldwin Hustling managers for the well-balanced nine were Alvin fMouseyl Kaholokula, Walter Tojol Sakai, and Anthony Ortiz. Up to press time the following were ranked high in the corresponding departments: tting average-Edward Hirai, .3125 runs batted in-Jerome Rocha, 5, hits-Hirai, runs-- irai, 7, and best pitcher-Ted Souza. Coach Hazama gives last minute instructions to Willard. RONT ROW: Waiter Sakai lmanagerl, Edward hlirai, Edward Sakaida, Mickey Karimolo, Jerome Rocha, Mirsuo Yoshizu, Donald Naqala, Donald lirnura, James Kashiwamura, ROW 2: Robert l-liga, Melvin Murakami, Stanley Fernandez. l-lirolada Murakami, Edward Kashiwamura, Ralph Freifas. Michio iobayashi, Alvin Kaholokula lManaqerl, Roy Kilagawa. ROW 3: Mike l-lazarna lCoachl, Shinji Shishido, Theodore Souza, Willard Naqala, Phil Easrabrooks xllan Pico, Tom Shimabukuro, Paul Petro, Ralph lchikawa, Larry Sakane. Fe eil? One Hundred-five

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Intramural Sports . llere Friendship Starts BOYS' INTRAMURAL SPORTS Intramural sports for boys sponsored yearly by the Block M club got off to a fast start with classes participating in sports such as volleyball, basketball, and baseball. Teams that participated in the various sports were BSC, JSC, FFA, SAC, Band, Chorus, JAC, Freshman, Sophomore, and Block M. Volleyball as a whole, resulted in a sport similar to water polo with Hamakuapokols typical liquid sunshine greeting the players whenever games were scheduled. Hoopsters of the ten teams played a spectacular brand of ball. Winners were: Sophs-lst, Frosh-2nd and JAC-3rd, The skilled softball players of the Class of 1952 copped the softball title repeating last year's feat. These games were officiated by the varsity basketball play- ers and the Block M members. Questions of disputes that came up in the games were settled by a governing committee made up of a representative from each participating team. GIRLS' INTRAMURAL SPORTS Intramural sports for girls under the s - ision of Mrs Crane, consisted of volleyball basketball nd ba eball. Their leaders served as instructors and asslsted rs. rane in of ficiatmg the games The wa much co etit on between teams of different periods. Thes games wer yed to pro mote good sportsman 5. amo ll 1 -H 1 X WW IN o . . . WHAT' A NEW JITTER BUG STEP9 G! T