Maui High School - Silversword Yearbook (Kahului, HI)

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to be hard to beat JUNIOR VARSTTY BASKETBALL The Junior VarsiTy Team wiTh many new and in- experienced players Tinished in Third place wiTh a 3-6 record. AlThough noT Tinishing on Top, The Team showed loTs oT TighT and gave every opponenT a run Tor his money . The nucleus QT This years Team was made up oT Tour veTerans. ATTer being deTeaTed by Baldwin in Their TirsT game, The Jayvee cagers came sTorming back, whipping ST. AnThony 25-23. The Saber Babes Then surprisingly wenT down To Tive consecuTive deTeaTs, Two aT The hands- oT Lahainaluna, Two wiTh Baldwin, and one wiTh ST. AnThony. BuT wiTh The never-say die spiriT The Babes rebounded, beaT ST. AnThony 37-35, Then soundly Trounced The champion Lunas 42-34 in The Tinal game oT The season. Aaron Brown Sr. coached The Saber Babes, re- placing Darrell Oishi. The Team worlced very hard and showed loTs oT promising new baslceTball slayers. Scme brighT prospecTs Tor nexT year's varsiTy Team are Howard Horiuchi, Toshiyulci Suzuki, John Brown, AugusT Pacheco, and Warren Sugimura. STJNTCP i!ARS3TYg FRQNT ROVVfErnesT T-lokoana u AugusT Bac Jas Cagasan Warren jwgffhfz 3QV.' 2-John K, Brown, manager M JZ ue ci Ho a ci Flo u rg' Bfg,-if manager.

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2 FAST-MOVING David Pacheco l321 scores lwo more poinfs againsf fha Lunas by execufing a splendid hook-shof. V Ca ers proved Maui High Maui High Maui High Maui High Maui High Maui High Maui High Maui High Maui High SCORES . . , ., ,,... Baldwin Sain? Anfhony Z3 , Lahainaluna 36 ' 3l . . Sainf Anfhony 38 .. Lahainaluna 3I ' 30 Sainf Anfhony 35 Lahainaluna 34 A , . .. Baldwin . . ,. , .,., ,... B aldwln VALUABLE POINTS are gained as Alfredo Do- mingo l30l execuies anoiher of his ferrific lay- up shols againsf Baldwin. FIGHTH-IG DESPERATELY, Michael Ra- mes iries 'lo keep 'Phe ball away from his Baldwin High School opponenis. 2 '43

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Baseball - - Athletes 0 inimitable BASEBALL A tight to the tinish seemed to be in store tor Maui baseball tans, as all tour teams in the inter- scholastic league had excellent ball playersf The Sabers were in the thick ot the battle tor the cham- pionship and was tied tor second place with Lahai- naluna atter the tirst weekend ot league play. With about twelve veterans torming the nucleus ot this year's team, the Sabers headed toward an- other successtul season. The team was led by Co- captains Richard I-londa and Frank Shimabukuro. Mr. Suyetomo Toyama and his assistants, l-larry Matoi and Blackie Shimoda, coached the team. The Sabers opened the season by whipping St. Anthony 6-I in a scrimmage contest at Paia on March I4. Roy Asato, Roy Takahashi and Raymond Shimizu pitched excellent baseball in holding the Saints to one run on eight hits, while their team- mates blasted tour St. Anthony pitchers tor six runs on eight hits. In the tirst interscholastic league game the Sa- bers split a double-header with Lahainaluna, win- ning the tirst game 2-I in Il innings, then going down to deteat 7-2 in the nightcap. Sophomore: Warren Sugimura was the big hero ot the tirst game as he singled home Richard Higashi in the llth in- ning tor the tie-breaking run. Roy Asato gained his tirst win ot the season as he went the route, holding the Lunas to three hits. In the second game the tide turned as the Lunas bounced back to whip the Sa- bers. Several costly errors early in the game put the Lunas ahead 6-O and this lead was too much to over- come. David Pacheco and Paul l-lasegawa prevented a shutout as each scored a run. As the yearbook goes to press, we regrettully close the baseball section with about IO more inter- scholastic league games to be played plus possibly a tew exhibition games in l-lonolulu. BASEBALL: FRONT ROW-James Katena, manager: Milton Asato, Edwin Milo. Richard Honda, Raymond Shimizu, Sylvester Baldovi, Stanley Otani, Noel Suzuki. ROW 2-Kenneth Tamura, Warren Sugimura, Roy Takamura. David Pacheco, Richard l-ligashi, Joii No- uchi, Paul Hasegawa. ROW 3-Stanley Uyemura, head manager: Roy Nakasone, Ernest Manibog, Howard I-loriuchi, Jerry Sugimu- ra, Roy Takahashi, Frank Shirnabukuro, Roy Asato, Robert Karimoto, Theodore Yoshioka. if . V i lm N 415, e X J 5' ,VL fm