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THE NEW CANADIAN
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Jobs Scarce - Tanaka
By GEORGE TANAKA
(Executive Secretary, National
JCCA, Vancouver, B.C.)
Several Niseis conducted an
TORONTO, ONT., SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1949
Have Settled Here,
I
No Desire to Return |
EDMONTON, Alta.—None of
the dozen dr so evacuee Japan
ese families who have resettled
in Edmonton care to return to Toronto and Mom
the Coast, the Canadian Press cipate in the Secor
International Basketball Tourna
reported here last week.
One person, speaking for the ment to be held in Montreal on
group said that they are all well- April 15 and 16. This year's
established now and have little tourney will be under the sponsor
ship of the Quebec Chapter of the
inclination, to go back.
JCCA. The site of the two-day
The majority of the Japanese ■attain is yet to be announced as
are employed in packing plants, every effort is being made to seon farms, with fishing com cure the best gym available.
panies, and in the civil service.
The defending champions, the
experiment in Vancouver re
cently. They were in the city
on permits, but they had some
informal .on
its
seeped thi
idea of coming to live here after
But
March 31—if conditions were
zable Japanese communit\
not too bad.
from before evacuation
of the Great AV int o
The experiment took the form
Way. a powerful unit can be ex
of looking for jobs, and the re
sult was unhappy. I heard they
Rebels will fly the colors &r
were quite disappointed when
Toronto. They finished third m
they left for their homes in the
the Queen City Nisei League and.
interior.
By T. F.
will probably be at full strcnguv
Perhaps the fact that there are
Boston. Nisei Club, will have most lor the tourney. -Besides the play
30,000 registered unemployed in
of last year’s team including the ers, Rebels will be supported bv
Baseball Meeting
Vancouver
today accounted for
The most dramatic moment in
:
outstanding
player of last year s a good number of boosters who are
TORONTO—The first meeting
it.
any sports event comes when
Tourney,
Yuk
Hibino, in their planning to make the jaunt.
for 1949 of the Western Baseball
Fraser Valley
nosed out by the fighting veterline-up.
In
addition,
the boys from
The local entry will have most
According to this writer’s m- Club is to be held at the Church Bean Town are reported to ■have
There is unbounding- joy in. win
of last year s All-stars in uniform
of
All
Nations
on
Friday,
ning something which has been formation, 90 percent of the April 1- at 8 o’clock. This meeting added three newcomers who -have and have been strengthened by
long sought. There is also, tear former cannery company homes will be for the purpose of plan added strength to the team.
adding a couple of veterans
in Stevest.on and Lulu Island
The team from the Big- Town an equal number of rookies.
ing grief in defeat.
ning and organizating two. teams,
Mustangs
endured
these have been demolished. .Many of the senior and the junior nine,
them
were
former
homes
of
heartbreaking moments the last
therefore all ballplayers interested
Easter Excursion
two years when they were twice Japanese Canadians.
in either team are urged to attend TORONTO—A special train fare
Seiji
Homma
and
another
nosed out of the fighting veter
this meeting'.
to Montreal is being offered by In Mixed League
ans, the Bombers. Twice they Nisei conducted a one-day- sur
For the junior team which will the Rebels basketball team who
TORONTO.—With two weeks
stepped on the threshold and vey the other* day. They trav
be entered in the North Toronto are playing in. Montreal over the remaining, Jinx are’ holding
elled
along
the
’
main
roads
twice they just missed out. Fin
week-end.
The train desperately to a one point lead
League anyone who will be under Easter
ally they achieved what they had through New* Westminster, Al
21 before May 31 will -be eligible leaves on Thursday, April 14, at over Dreamers in the Mixed
dergrove,
Abbotsford,
Haney,
been denied and As possession
11:30 p.m.
Bowling League as both teams
Mission and Hammond. They for the coming season.
must be a satisfying- reward.
The fare is $12.25 and return won all games on March 19.
They are a powerful team and said they could, not recognize a
Three tcp teams, Jinx, Dream
tickets are good for 16 days. Re
unless something goes wrong- single former Japanese-owned Triple B’s Concert
strawberry farm. All the for
ers
and Mediocres, have been,
servations
should
be
made
be
they will rule just as long, if not
mer landmarks seem to have RAYMOND. Alta.—Odoris, songs, fore April 3 to Mush Fukumoto assured of playoff spots but.
longer, as Bombers had ruled. disappeared.
Many
of
the plays and musical instruments (OL. 2835), Paul Hirano (RA, Nightmares have a mathematiThere is no team in sig'ht at farms too, it seems, had been highlighted (the Raymond Triple
cal chance to overtake the
0129), Kiyoshi Maikawa
the moment that can threaten subdivided into urban residen B’s concert on Feb. 26. Mrs. Hisako
Whizzbangs
for the fourth spot9328) or any Rebel team memtheir position and it seems that tial lots.'
Takahashi and Paul Takahashi’s ber.
Ginger Terakita is the undis
they will make a runaway in
puted leader of the ladies.’ aver
The towns of Abbotsford, Mis duo rendition of “Chattanooga
the league for the next couple
age with Mary Ebata and Ginnysion, Maple Ridge and Haney Choo Choo" and the play “Black
of years.
Golf Meeting
Mori following. Mas Isoshima
have grown tremendously and out in Black” by the Raymond
We. raise our hats in hailing Japanese Canadian farms on Shonen-dans were two of the
TORONTO—The third annual with 230 and Joe Tehara with
the Mustangs, the new worthy’ the outskirts have apparently numbers especially enjoyed by the General Meeting- of the Toronto 229, are battling for the men’s
holder of the league’s title. They been absorbed into the expand- audience.
Japanese Golf Club was held at average, and Harry Inouye fol
certainly deserve it. Some of the singers who took the home of Dan Washimoto on lows with 226.
ed residential areas.
The Bombers took it on the
part were Noriko Ikuta, Jeannie March 6 with 20-odd members
High triple mark is held by
Fishing- Equipment
chin. But they went down fight
Saruwatari, Yosh Senda and Mass attending-.
Kimi
Onizuka 820 and Mas Iso
I interviewed an officer of the Terakita.
ing right up to~the last minute
"The following- officers "were' shima 873, while single tops
though the cause had been lost B.C. Fishermen’s Union to get
Thanks go to Mrs. Hironaka and elected for the coming season: have been recorded by Mich
earlier in the game. Bombers some idea of present-day fishing Mrs. Ikuta for their assistances Mickey
Maikawa,
chairman: Negano 319 and Joe Nishizaki
may or may not have been as conditions. What impressed me also to the Shonen-dans and the Frank
Nakamura,
secretary- 361.
good as in previous years but most "was the greatly increased Raymond YBA members.
treasurer; Dan Washimoto, EdTeam standing-is as follows:
the true difference is that Mus cost of fishing equipment. Ac
B
’
s
thank
each
and
Jinx
111, Dreamers 110, MedioThe
Triple
ddie
Utsunomiya,
Joe
Oda,
Hartangs had improved tremen cording to the officer’s informa everyone for their generous don- old Kutsukake, Shig- Onizuka, cres 105, Whizzbangs 102, Night
tion, it takes a. minimum capital
dously.
of $7,000 to go into fishing today. ations which will be sent to the and Dick Nishino, tournament mares 87, Jets 78, Homestretch
Don’t let it ever be said that
ers 72 and Bluebirds 63.
and hadicap committee.
needy people of Japan.
Here are his breakdowns:
there is no sportsmanship in
—K.K.H.
Old fishing boats when avail
these veteran Bombers. Losing a
title is tough but it is tougher able (length 32 to 34 feet) —
SUNDAY SERVICE
yet to offer a hand to the con $4,000 to $5,000. New hulls,
HAMILTON—A regular Sunday
querors. This is just what the length 32 feet, cost between
service
of the Hamilton. YBS will
Bombers did. Without hesitation, $3,000 and $3,600.
■be held at the home of Dewey
110 Chrysler Crown marine
Coach Barron Wakabayashi led
Uchida. 355 McNab St. N., on April
TORONTO
—
The
Westerns
are
also
have
a
chance
to
play
with
his mates to the Mustangs’ engine costs $1,700 (1949 price).
3, at 11 a.m.
going
to
build
a
junior
team
to
the
seniors
as
-well
as
for
the
jun
bench and gave out with their
Sockeye nets costing $125 in
develop young Nisei ballplayers. iors.
handshakes—a token of sincere 1941 now cost $375 and up.
This
is in addition to the senior
This will enable them to play in
congradulation—to the victor.
Lead line and cork line set
nine
in
the
West
Toronto
League,
faster
company and will be of
When Bombers
ruled the now costs $150 and up.
and
will
be
entered
in
the
North
invaluable experience to them.
Pig lead costing 3 to 5 cents
roost, they reigned with a coToronto
Junior
loop
which
is
:to
PHILLIES MAY PLAY
lorful and robust flourish but per pound in carload lots in
be
enlarge^
to
a
six-team
circuit.
As soon as weather and ground
when they were knocked off 1941 is now quoted at 22 cents
FEMALE HELP WANTED
In order to plan for the coming conditions permit, practice will
from their throne they displayed per lb.
season for both the seniors and the commence. By next month, it is
a
quality
of
sportsmanship
EXPERIENCED
OPERATORS
juniors a special meeting has been hoped to have the cleated players on slacks, suits, blouse. McIntosh
which other teams, even Mus Mustangs Resume
called by the Westerns for Fri down at the ball park. •
Sports Wear. 2G6 King St. W.,
tangs could learn.
day, April 1, at the Church of All
Meanwhile,
the
improvement
of
Church
Playoffs
Toronto.
EL. 0841.
Yes, Bombers lost and they
Nations gym starting at 8 p.m. the Earlscourt diamond continues.
TORONTO.
—
The
Mustangs,
are no longer champs, but Jo us
All those who are interested in If good weather continues, the
GIRLS for light factory work,
they are still champs in every Toronto’s new basketball title
are
frying
out
for
either
teams
grounds
and
stands
may
be
ready
experience
not necessary. McIn
way and we shall always re holders, will play their first
this
requested
to
turn
out
for
1
for
play
by
May
7.
tosh
Sportswear,
266 King St. W..
the date league
member them as great cham semi-final round game of the In
meeting.
officials
hope
to
call Opening Toronto. EL. 0841.*
termediate “A” Church playoffs
pions.
EVERYONE
HAS
CHANCE
Day.
against
the
winners
of
the
St.
A new chapter has just closed
S85 monthly. Experienced girl
The Juniors will be managed by
This season, the Toronto Maple
on the League and we hope that- Catharines-Hamilton series at
the next one will see a bigger the Central YMCA gym at 7:30 Joe Akiyama who has offered to Leafs Baseball Club under an for general housework good plain
p.m. oit March 26.
devote his time towards coaching aggressive general
ager. Joe cooking. -.3 in family, no heavy
and better Nisei basketball.
Through
The Hoop
Westerns to Organize Junior Team;
Issues Call for Young Ballplayers
CLASSIFIED
the young players. He has stressed Zeigler, has promised to go all out
that all positions are wide open, for sandlot ball around Toronto.
and that all young players who They have offered to lend assist
would like to play under the West ance towards developing the var
ern banner have an equal oppor ious Toronto leagues and there is
tunity to make the team. He feels a plan to have the Philadelphia
and the
the
room
or
MONTREAT.
;
_
There
is
a
'
Dorchester
and
roorr
•that
there is plenty of good mate Phillies play an exhibition, here
There is
MONTREAL.
headquarters at 2080 rial available and strong contend against their farm club, the Maple
executive
definite possibility that Montreal
Leafs, with the gate proceeds to
Japanese will have the facilities Dorchester. The hall can ac ing nine- could be developed.
commodate
300
and
can
be
made
To be eligible for junior ball, a go towards these leagues.
of a hall which will be used in
the nature of a community pro suitable for dances, movies and player must not have, reached the
Lcials. Complete kitchen facil- age of 21 before May 31. To put it
SACRAMENTO, Calif.—Sobei
ject, according to reports front
!
ities ar»7 an important feature another way. he must have been die Utsunomiya, Joe Oda, Harhere.
| of the han
born after May 31, 1928. As the Suzuki, who as a bridegroom
Father Langlois,' who is deep I The headquarter? f°r the ex- league insists upon, proof of age, last year, took the name of his
ly interested in the welfare of I ecutive is a large room especial - I young players should make sure bride because her father had no
the Japanese community in ]v suited for meetings. It has a
thaf they have their birth regis- sons to carry on the family
Father Langlois Offers Use of Hall
As Japanese Recreational Centre
laundry, duplex. Mrs. Salter. 495
Spadina Rd., Toronto. HY. 9972.
HELP WANTED
DISHWASHER wanted:
work in kitchen of downtown rc
taurant. Hours: 8 to 5 week da
and 8-3 Saturday. Apply Sandwi
Bar. 83 King St W.. Toronto.
FOR SALE
NOW VACANT. Dufferin Si.
corner store and 6 rooms newlydecorated. New furnace and roof.
S2500 down. William Bendenna.
realtor, 1555 Dundas St. W. L.A.
3294 (Toronto>.
Montreal, has offered to place ‘ seating capacity of 25.
name decided to drop his wife,
«t their disposal a hall ano also k A meeting of representatives
the
league
rule
the
United Press Reported.
According to
WANT TO RENT
a large room in anothei' build {from various organizations was
senior team may carry on
<1
It
seems that his wife neg-H
-ng nearby, He is willing to ! held on March 24 to discuss the
ter
four players of junior status. ; lected to tell him that she was
APARTMENT. flat or house by
make them available without offer, and the many problems
no children.
4
Charge.
which may arise from sucn an Therefore, the four most promis manned to another man in a elder!
i where in North Toronto. MO. 7679.
1 ag player on the junior nine will .similar manner.
The hall is located at 2000 > undertaking.
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Jobs Scarce - Tanaka
By GEORGE TANAKA
(Executive Secretary, National
JCCA, Vancouver, B.C.)
Several Niseis conducted an
TORONTO, ONT., SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1949
Have Settled Here,
I
No Desire to Return |
EDMONTON, Alta.—None of
the dozen dr so evacuee Japan
ese families who have resettled
in Edmonton care to return to Toronto and Mom
the Coast, the Canadian Press cipate in the Secor
International Basketball Tourna
reported here last week.
One person, speaking for the ment to be held in Montreal on
group said that they are all well- April 15 and 16. This year's
established now and have little tourney will be under the sponsor
ship of the Quebec Chapter of the
inclination, to go back.
JCCA. The site of the two-day
The majority of the Japanese ■attain is yet to be announced as
are employed in packing plants, every effort is being made to seon farms, with fishing com cure the best gym available.
panies, and in the civil service.
The defending champions, the
experiment in Vancouver re
cently. They were in the city
on permits, but they had some
informal .on
its
seeped thi
idea of coming to live here after
But
March 31—if conditions were
zable Japanese communit\
not too bad.
from before evacuation
of the Great AV int o
The experiment took the form
Way. a powerful unit can be ex
of looking for jobs, and the re
sult was unhappy. I heard they
Rebels will fly the colors &r
were quite disappointed when
Toronto. They finished third m
they left for their homes in the
the Queen City Nisei League and.
interior.
By T. F.
will probably be at full strcnguv
Perhaps the fact that there are
Boston. Nisei Club, will have most lor the tourney. -Besides the play
30,000 registered unemployed in
of last year’s team including the ers, Rebels will be supported bv
Baseball Meeting
Vancouver
today accounted for
The most dramatic moment in
:
outstanding
player of last year s a good number of boosters who are
TORONTO—The first meeting
it.
any sports event comes when
Tourney,
Yuk
Hibino, in their planning to make the jaunt.
for 1949 of the Western Baseball
Fraser Valley
nosed out by the fighting veterline-up.
In
addition,
the boys from
The local entry will have most
According to this writer’s m- Club is to be held at the Church Bean Town are reported to ■have
There is unbounding- joy in. win
of last year s All-stars in uniform
of
All
Nations
on
Friday,
ning something which has been formation, 90 percent of the April 1- at 8 o’clock. This meeting added three newcomers who -have and have been strengthened by
long sought. There is also, tear former cannery company homes will be for the purpose of plan added strength to the team.
adding a couple of veterans
in Stevest.on and Lulu Island
The team from the Big- Town an equal number of rookies.
ing grief in defeat.
ning and organizating two. teams,
Mustangs
endured
these have been demolished. .Many of the senior and the junior nine,
them
were
former
homes
of
heartbreaking moments the last
therefore all ballplayers interested
Easter Excursion
two years when they were twice Japanese Canadians.
in either team are urged to attend TORONTO—A special train fare
Seiji
Homma
and
another
nosed out of the fighting veter
this meeting'.
to Montreal is being offered by In Mixed League
ans, the Bombers. Twice they Nisei conducted a one-day- sur
For the junior team which will the Rebels basketball team who
TORONTO.—With two weeks
stepped on the threshold and vey the other* day. They trav
be entered in the North Toronto are playing in. Montreal over the remaining, Jinx are’ holding
elled
along
the
’
main
roads
twice they just missed out. Fin
week-end.
The train desperately to a one point lead
League anyone who will be under Easter
ally they achieved what they had through New* Westminster, Al
21 before May 31 will -be eligible leaves on Thursday, April 14, at over Dreamers in the Mixed
dergrove,
Abbotsford,
Haney,
been denied and As possession
11:30 p.m.
Bowling League as both teams
Mission and Hammond. They for the coming season.
must be a satisfying- reward.
The fare is $12.25 and return won all games on March 19.
They are a powerful team and said they could, not recognize a
Three tcp teams, Jinx, Dream
tickets are good for 16 days. Re
unless something goes wrong- single former Japanese-owned Triple B’s Concert
strawberry farm. All the for
ers
and Mediocres, have been,
servations
should
be
made
be
they will rule just as long, if not
mer landmarks seem to have RAYMOND. Alta.—Odoris, songs, fore April 3 to Mush Fukumoto assured of playoff spots but.
longer, as Bombers had ruled. disappeared.
Many
of
the plays and musical instruments (OL. 2835), Paul Hirano (RA, Nightmares have a mathematiThere is no team in sig'ht at farms too, it seems, had been highlighted (the Raymond Triple
cal chance to overtake the
0129), Kiyoshi Maikawa
the moment that can threaten subdivided into urban residen B’s concert on Feb. 26. Mrs. Hisako
Whizzbangs
for the fourth spot9328) or any Rebel team memtheir position and it seems that tial lots.'
Takahashi and Paul Takahashi’s ber.
Ginger Terakita is the undis
they will make a runaway in
puted leader of the ladies.’ aver
The towns of Abbotsford, Mis duo rendition of “Chattanooga
the league for the next couple
age with Mary Ebata and Ginnysion, Maple Ridge and Haney Choo Choo" and the play “Black
of years.
Golf Meeting
Mori following. Mas Isoshima
have grown tremendously and out in Black” by the Raymond
We. raise our hats in hailing Japanese Canadian farms on Shonen-dans were two of the
TORONTO—The third annual with 230 and Joe Tehara with
the Mustangs, the new worthy’ the outskirts have apparently numbers especially enjoyed by the General Meeting- of the Toronto 229, are battling for the men’s
holder of the league’s title. They been absorbed into the expand- audience.
Japanese Golf Club was held at average, and Harry Inouye fol
certainly deserve it. Some of the singers who took the home of Dan Washimoto on lows with 226.
ed residential areas.
The Bombers took it on the
part were Noriko Ikuta, Jeannie March 6 with 20-odd members
High triple mark is held by
Fishing- Equipment
chin. But they went down fight
Saruwatari, Yosh Senda and Mass attending-.
Kimi
Onizuka 820 and Mas Iso
I interviewed an officer of the Terakita.
ing right up to~the last minute
"The following- officers "were' shima 873, while single tops
though the cause had been lost B.C. Fishermen’s Union to get
Thanks go to Mrs. Hironaka and elected for the coming season: have been recorded by Mich
earlier in the game. Bombers some idea of present-day fishing Mrs. Ikuta for their assistances Mickey
Maikawa,
chairman: Negano 319 and Joe Nishizaki
may or may not have been as conditions. What impressed me also to the Shonen-dans and the Frank
Nakamura,
secretary- 361.
good as in previous years but most "was the greatly increased Raymond YBA members.
treasurer; Dan Washimoto, EdTeam standing-is as follows:
the true difference is that Mus cost of fishing equipment. Ac
B
’
s
thank
each
and
Jinx
111, Dreamers 110, MedioThe
Triple
ddie
Utsunomiya,
Joe
Oda,
Hartangs had improved tremen cording to the officer’s informa everyone for their generous don- old Kutsukake, Shig- Onizuka, cres 105, Whizzbangs 102, Night
tion, it takes a. minimum capital
dously.
of $7,000 to go into fishing today. ations which will be sent to the and Dick Nishino, tournament mares 87, Jets 78, Homestretch
Don’t let it ever be said that
ers 72 and Bluebirds 63.
and hadicap committee.
needy people of Japan.
Here are his breakdowns:
there is no sportsmanship in
—K.K.H.
Old fishing boats when avail
these veteran Bombers. Losing a
title is tough but it is tougher able (length 32 to 34 feet) —
SUNDAY SERVICE
yet to offer a hand to the con $4,000 to $5,000. New hulls,
HAMILTON—A regular Sunday
querors. This is just what the length 32 feet, cost between
service
of the Hamilton. YBS will
Bombers did. Without hesitation, $3,000 and $3,600.
■be held at the home of Dewey
110 Chrysler Crown marine
Coach Barron Wakabayashi led
Uchida. 355 McNab St. N., on April
TORONTO
—
The
Westerns
are
also
have
a
chance
to
play
with
his mates to the Mustangs’ engine costs $1,700 (1949 price).
3, at 11 a.m.
going
to
build
a
junior
team
to
the
seniors
as
-well
as
for
the
jun
bench and gave out with their
Sockeye nets costing $125 in
develop young Nisei ballplayers. iors.
handshakes—a token of sincere 1941 now cost $375 and up.
This
is in addition to the senior
This will enable them to play in
congradulation—to the victor.
Lead line and cork line set
nine
in
the
West
Toronto
League,
faster
company and will be of
When Bombers
ruled the now costs $150 and up.
and
will
be
entered
in
the
North
invaluable experience to them.
Pig lead costing 3 to 5 cents
roost, they reigned with a coToronto
Junior
loop
which
is
:to
PHILLIES MAY PLAY
lorful and robust flourish but per pound in carload lots in
be
enlarge^
to
a
six-team
circuit.
As soon as weather and ground
when they were knocked off 1941 is now quoted at 22 cents
FEMALE HELP WANTED
In order to plan for the coming conditions permit, practice will
from their throne they displayed per lb.
season for both the seniors and the commence. By next month, it is
a
quality
of
sportsmanship
EXPERIENCED
OPERATORS
juniors a special meeting has been hoped to have the cleated players on slacks, suits, blouse. McIntosh
which other teams, even Mus Mustangs Resume
called by the Westerns for Fri down at the ball park. •
Sports Wear. 2G6 King St. W.,
tangs could learn.
day, April 1, at the Church of All
Meanwhile,
the
improvement
of
Church
Playoffs
Toronto.
EL. 0841.
Yes, Bombers lost and they
Nations gym starting at 8 p.m. the Earlscourt diamond continues.
TORONTO.
—
The
Mustangs,
are no longer champs, but Jo us
All those who are interested in If good weather continues, the
GIRLS for light factory work,
they are still champs in every Toronto’s new basketball title
are
frying
out
for
either
teams
grounds
and
stands
may
be
ready
experience
not necessary. McIn
way and we shall always re holders, will play their first
this
requested
to
turn
out
for
1
for
play
by
May
7.
tosh
Sportswear,
266 King St. W..
the date league
member them as great cham semi-final round game of the In
meeting.
officials
hope
to
call Opening Toronto. EL. 0841.*
termediate “A” Church playoffs
pions.
EVERYONE
HAS
CHANCE
Day.
against
the
winners
of
the
St.
A new chapter has just closed
S85 monthly. Experienced girl
The Juniors will be managed by
This season, the Toronto Maple
on the League and we hope that- Catharines-Hamilton series at
the next one will see a bigger the Central YMCA gym at 7:30 Joe Akiyama who has offered to Leafs Baseball Club under an for general housework good plain
p.m. oit March 26.
devote his time towards coaching aggressive general
ager. Joe cooking. -.3 in family, no heavy
and better Nisei basketball.
Through
The Hoop
Westerns to Organize Junior Team;
Issues Call for Young Ballplayers
CLASSIFIED
the young players. He has stressed Zeigler, has promised to go all out
that all positions are wide open, for sandlot ball around Toronto.
and that all young players who They have offered to lend assist
would like to play under the West ance towards developing the var
ern banner have an equal oppor ious Toronto leagues and there is
tunity to make the team. He feels a plan to have the Philadelphia
and the
the
room
or
MONTREAT.
;
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There
is
a
'
Dorchester
and
roorr
•that
there is plenty of good mate Phillies play an exhibition, here
There is
MONTREAL.
headquarters at 2080 rial available and strong contend against their farm club, the Maple
executive
definite possibility that Montreal
Leafs, with the gate proceeds to
Japanese will have the facilities Dorchester. The hall can ac ing nine- could be developed.
commodate
300
and
can
be
made
To be eligible for junior ball, a go towards these leagues.
of a hall which will be used in
the nature of a community pro suitable for dances, movies and player must not have, reached the
Lcials. Complete kitchen facil- age of 21 before May 31. To put it
SACRAMENTO, Calif.—Sobei
ject, according to reports front
!
ities ar»7 an important feature another way. he must have been die Utsunomiya, Joe Oda, Harhere.
| of the han
born after May 31, 1928. As the Suzuki, who as a bridegroom
Father Langlois,' who is deep I The headquarter? f°r the ex- league insists upon, proof of age, last year, took the name of his
ly interested in the welfare of I ecutive is a large room especial - I young players should make sure bride because her father had no
the Japanese community in ]v suited for meetings. It has a
thaf they have their birth regis- sons to carry on the family
Father Langlois Offers Use of Hall
As Japanese Recreational Centre
laundry, duplex. Mrs. Salter. 495
Spadina Rd., Toronto. HY. 9972.
HELP WANTED
DISHWASHER wanted:
work in kitchen of downtown rc
taurant. Hours: 8 to 5 week da
and 8-3 Saturday. Apply Sandwi
Bar. 83 King St W.. Toronto.
FOR SALE
NOW VACANT. Dufferin Si.
corner store and 6 rooms newlydecorated. New furnace and roof.
S2500 down. William Bendenna.
realtor, 1555 Dundas St. W. L.A.
3294 (Toronto>.
Montreal, has offered to place ‘ seating capacity of 25.
name decided to drop his wife,
«t their disposal a hall ano also k A meeting of representatives
the
league
rule
the
United Press Reported.
According to
WANT TO RENT
a large room in anothei' build {from various organizations was
senior team may carry on
<1
It
seems that his wife neg-H
-ng nearby, He is willing to ! held on March 24 to discuss the
ter
four players of junior status. ; lected to tell him that she was
APARTMENT. flat or house by
make them available without offer, and the many problems
no children.
4
Charge.
which may arise from sucn an Therefore, the four most promis manned to another man in a elder!
i where in North Toronto. MO. 7679.
1 ag player on the junior nine will .similar manner.
The hall is located at 2000 > undertaking.
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