1954 Keo Nakama Invitational - Hawaii Swimming

WAIKIKI WAR MEMORIALNATATORIUMHONOLULU, HAWAIISanctioned by Hawaiian Association A. A. U.Sponsored by Hawaii Swimming ClubJUNE 24, 25, 26, 1954-7:00 P. M.JUNE 27, 1954-2:00 P. M.featuring Outstanding Men-Women Swimmersand Divers of the United States50cGAIL PETERS—former member of Washington, D. C.'sWalter Reed Hospital swimming team; holder of 9national championships and records, and a member ofthe U. S. Olympic Team of 1952. Recognized as thegreatest all-around woman-swimmer of the United States.

TERRITORY OF HAWAIIEXECUMECHAMDefteHONOLULUMay 21, 1954Mr. Joseph Kaanapu, PresidentHawaii Swhmdmg Club1001-18th AvenueHonolulu, HawaiiDear Mr. XaanapulIt is with real pleasure that I extend congratulationsto the Hawaii Swinning Club, sponsors of the 6th Annual KeoRake= Outdoor Swimming Meet to be held at the Waikiki WarMemorial Natatorium from June 24-29, 1954. The people of Hawaiiare familiar with the outstanding contributions which the HawaiiSwimming Club has made towards reviving competitive swimming inHawaii.I would like to commend particularly the coach, Hr.Soichi Eakamoto, for his long and active promotion of aquaticsport, and the development of swimming champion's.The Hawaii Swimming Club is also to be commended forbringing outstanding swimmers and divers to compete locally, andfor sending Hawaii swimmers to national meets.I send my best wishes to the Hawaii Swinming Club andhops its meet will be the notable success it has been in the past.With belt regards and Aloha,'Sincerely,IGOVERNOR SAMUEL W. KINGLAM-d.4.2kASAMUEL WILDER KINGGOVERNOR OF HAWAIIyoz 4.6.9 rntit,or,e;ttIISEE the difference, FEEL the difference,SAVE the difference atLeading Furniture StoresDistributed BySERTA OF HAWAIIDiv. of Coyne Mattress Co., Ltd.716 COOKE ST.HONOLULU 6, HAWAIIPerfect SleePell)SMOOTH-TOPMATTRESS, '59.50Matching Box Spr ing Same PricePage 1

AT THE e`SPLASH' LYONS and his HawaiiansXwith "SONGS OF THE ISLANDS"NIGHTLY FROM 7 vo 10ON THE SWIMMING POOL LANAIA: WAIKIKI'S ONLY POOLSIDE BARNO COVER CHARGE—NO MINIMUM2168 Katia RoadOLYMPIC CHAMPION PAT McCORMICK—double winner at theOlympic Games in 1952 at Helsinki, Finland. Pat is from LosAngeles and the Los Angeles Athletic Club..1.:-.:-:-:-:-:-:»:-:.:-:-:-:-.:-:-:-:-+++.:-:•.:-:-:÷:-:-:-.:»:-:-:-:-. ?X5: :*4.Xy" l. AAt: ALOHA TO THE. XX :.: Y.t:XAMERICAN CHAMPIONS . .:A.s:tAAND THE HAWAII :.3: .:.XA't.:•X SWIMMING CLUB.)8; .5IfromX.:1*XXIA41 INSURANCE FACTORS, LTD. .t, ;..119 Merchant Street...: 1"Honolulu 13, Hawaii1Telephone 5-1991 .f.X.2. :S —Where Service is More Than a Word— X1.X•:.A).5A:X: Y5;A: XAL:-:::4•:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:•4.:-:••»-:-:-:-:-:-:.4.:-:-:-4-:-:::Page 2Officials of 6th Annual Keo NakamaSwimming-Diving MeetWAIKIKI WAR MEMORIAL NATATORIUMJUNE 24, 25, 26, 1954 at 7:00 P.M. and JUNE 27, 1954 at 2:00 P.M.Honorary Referees—George Higa, Keo NakamaReferee—Dudley PrattStarter—Halo T. HiroseTimers—Bill Smith, JrJ. (Chief), Maltbie Holt, Jr. (AssiJstant), Jose Balmores,George Kajikawa, Maner Hite, Mrs. Nellie Ouchi, Joe Nishimoto,Paul Romanchak, Dr. Frederick Giles, Raymond Sakamoto,Francis Ishida, Tom Miles.Judges—Allan Char, Sr. (Chief), Bill Anderson, Sr. (Assistant), ChaunceyCleveland, Anne Bresnahan, George Arakaki, Harold Silva, Joan Wade,Philip King, Harold Nakaji, Mrs. Vivian Romanchak.Announcer—Clem Judd, Sr.Clerk of Course--Robert Higashino (Head), Mike Shintani (Assistant),Dorothy Kuwada, Sophie AokiDiving JuJdges—Bill Smith (Referee), Halo T. Hirose, Jose Balmores, AnneBresnahan, Ken Nakama, Tom NekotaInspectors—Tom Nekota (Head), Lionel Wong, Wendell Wade, BernardKosekiRope Holders—George Onckca, Sr. (Head), Hidea Ouchi, Rgoer Whitmarsh,Paul CarrollMessengers—Paul Carroll (In charge), Douglas Miki, Tom Giles, Frederick(Ricki) GilesPress Stewards—Lillian Anderson, Ellen CarrollScorers—Haunani Judd, Sylvia Wu, Nellie Monji, Ann Isoshima, Julia Murakami,Donna Young, Richard KondoPhysician—Dr. Frederick Giles, Dr. Richard S. F. LamChaperones—Anne Bresnahan, Mabel Char, Lillian RichPool and Equipment—Pops Kaleikini and his Natatorium boysSplit-time Timing—Albert Imoto (Head), R. Murakami, Lorena Imoto

Let Jack WaltonShow you now!Iyou want the finest in Televisionthen go to WALTON'S TV and see .Easy TermsOpen WeekdayEvenings835 S. Beietania • Phone 62-6435Next to Murphy MotorsSoichi SakamotoSOICHI SAKAMOTOJust as Duke Kahanamoku's name is synonymous with swimmingin Hawaii, so is Soichi Sakamoto today hailed in international aquaticcircles as representative of the finest in the sport.But while Duke gained his fame as a swimmer who made thefree -style crawl his medium to smash world records with recklessabandon and win Olympic and National titles with competitive fireunequalled in his time, Sakamoto is known as one of the truly greatcoaches of our times and a maker of swimming champions.The Kco Nakama Meet is named after Coach Sakamoco's firstNational champion. While it honors specifically a youth who rosefrom the irrigation ditches of Maui to become the most publicizedswimmer developed in Hawaii since the fabulous and almost legendaryDuke, the Keo Nakama Meet actually is representative of whatCoach Sakamoto has dons for the water sport in the Hawaiian Islands.So it is with humble appreciation and great pride that this writerattempts to record the achievements of Coach Soichi Sakamoto asbriefly as possible. What he has accomplished, what he is doing forthe youth of Hawaii, and the still unfilled goals he has mapped outahead would easily fill a volume.Much has already been written of his early success—of how hetook up coaching as a hobby in 1928, while a school teacher onMaui, to teach his boy scouts and school kids the fundamentals ofproper swimming . . . of how the hobby developed into a careerand the organization of the 3-Year Swimming Club in Puunene . . .of how from this humble beginning he developed such championsas Keo Nakama, Halo Hirose, Jose Balmores, Bill Smith Jr., BunmeiNakama, Fujiko Katsutani, Chic Miyamoto, Thelma Kalama, CatherineKleinschmidt, Evelyn Kawamoto, Richard Cleveland and Bill Woolsey.Let's go back to 1938 when "Coach," as he is called by his boysand girls and fellow workers, brought two shy youngsters to Honolulufor a meet at the Waikiki Natatorium.Unherald Keo (then known as Kiyoshi) Nakama and Halo(Takashi) Hirosc were the youngsters. Nakama made history bybeating Ralph Gilman of the All-American team in the 400 meterfreestyle and later Kco and Halo finished second and third behindOlympic champion Jack Medics in the 200 meter event."Coach" took the two swimmers to his first National Meet atLouisville, Ky., that year. That was the beginning of world-widefame for Coach Sakamoto and swimmers coached by him were indemand from colleges all over the mainland. Keo and Halo wonsilver medals in their first Nationals and their "Cinderella" showingwas so sensational that they stole the spotlight.Page 4(continued to page 48)XXAWHAT HAWAII MAKESMAKES HAWAIIKOPA SUDS—Lasts LongerMAMA SAN—Soap PowderMid-Pacific Soap & Supply Co.......:-:-:-:-.:-.:-:--:-:-.:••:-:-:-:-:-:••:••:••:•

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SOICHI SAKAMOTO(continued from page 4)Halo was picked on an All-American team that toured Europe andset a world 400 meter relay record. Ken was invited to Australiaand won legions of friends for Hawaii.From this beginning was born the new era of swimming in Hawaii.As boys like Keo, Halo, Bill Smith, Balmores and others started theirassault on national championships and records, the swimming worldrealized that Hawaii at long last was developing the successors toDuke Kahanarnoku, Warren Kcaloha, Pua Kealoha, Manuella Kalili,Buster Crabbe and other aquatic greats of the 'twenties.With war in Europe and the Pacific cancelling the 1940 and '44Olympic Gaines, Coach Sakamoto's great ambition of giving Hawaiiinternational champions was sidetracked until 1948-10 years afterhe first struck out to develop Olympic champions.Of the swimmers he started developing for the '49 Olympics,only Bill Smith remained on his squad when the Games were revivedin '48. Bill, along with another of Coach Sakatnoto's proteges,Thelma Kalama, made the U. S. team and both returned with threegold medals. Smith won the 400 meter freestyle and enchored the800 meter relay team while Thelma was a member of the women's400 meter relay.Three of "Cosh's" proteges made the 1952 Olympics, RichardCleveland in the 100 meter from-sir- EZ II-miry in the 200 andFord Konno and Yoshi °ya ws. tire min islanders whose riseto the top were undoubtedly lingered ley the 1=1:.CeS3 ofSmith, Hirose and Nakama. Irma mold medals,boys likeWoolsey as amember of the world record &making thilt comer mid) team. Evelynwas the only American girl to wns a medal ift as individual event,taking third in the 400 meter freestyle_the '56 Olympics should find mom ef 'Coach's - swimmers onUncle Sam's team.Woolsey and Cleveland we good bets to make theteam again, and with them s6suld gee George Onekea Jr. andIvanelle Hoe. Perhaps there w be mines Games are stilltwo years away and many 7 .re on the HSCroll call.So here we have a coach Is _ci.-=_icons in the past1 f years have given him H inz. tides is National AAU meetsand three team crowns! And 5........7-..deno-developed swimmers havegiven Uncle Sam four gold and is rmsafte medals in the last twoOlympics.What else remains for Coach Sakmaixo in awfteming? What else,but selection as coach of the 1956 U. 5. °lymph= team! He deservesthe honro and is entitled to the)) USHIJIMA•COUCH FACTORYManufacturing of"ALAN" INNERSPRING MATTRESSBeddings of Quality — Beauty — Comfort1818 South King StreetPhone 96-1575••••••■ ••1••••••••••••••••••••••THE HOUSE OF MARMOLADIES' AND MEN'SCUSTOM TAILORINGFormals, lnformals and Sportswear2490 Kalakaua Ave. Phone 92-6685•.e.. •.....:.••:••:-:-:••:-:••:-:••:••:••:••:••:•.:.•,:-:-:-:•-:-:••:-:••:•-•:•••„:.•:-:••:••:••:-:••:••:••:••:•....3.:::.1.•HONOLULU JUNK CO., LTD. .:: :A Dealers in X.?A _.Bags, Metals, Surplus GoodsGeneral Hardware Building Materials .::*X:XX 836 S. King Street Phone 5-6773 :.•:::••••••••:.•:-...:••••••••*••:• •:••:»•••••*-•:••:•-•:•••••:••*• .:••:••:•••••:••:••:»:••:' :•••••:*0..-.:•-•*••:-•••Page 48A •:.e. THE MELTING POT :1:xA "The Restaurant of sX.:. Informal Refinement" :.s.•:'• Air Conditioned :ItXMusic by MuzakOpen Daily at 6:00 A.M.*:':Ys. X•: 2154 Kalakaua Ave. Phone 9-3409:: , 5••-••:.-:.-.:-.:-.:-:-.:•-•:•-•:--t÷:-:-.:-.:-..:--:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-.:.-:.-:-:-.:-.:-:-:-.:-:-.:-:-:-.:-YXY.:, ::•t•*:.: ALOHA fromYX.:XẠX.:, CAFE NATIONAL.....:'4: 1182 Fort Street Phone 9-5192•:'X:4: :::Across from Lady of Peace Cathedral AX:: XXA•!..:-:-.:-+•:-.:÷:-.:-:-:-:-:-•:»x»:-.:-:-:-:-:-.:-:-:-:-:-:-:»x»:»x»:»x»:4•••X

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PROGRAM OF EVENTSSUNDAY, JUNE 27, 1954"1:30-2:00 P.M.—Band Concert—Navy Band ****EVENT 7-100 METER BUTTERFLY (Men Senior)2:00 P.M.—National Anthem by Band World's record 1:04.3 (33TA meter course) Tunpek(Hungary) '53"Parade of Contestants of 6th Annual Swimming and American record to be established (new event)Diving MeetHawaiian record to be established (new event)3 C. Smith—HSC 6 C. Chamberlin—Navy .***EVENT 1—PLATFORM DIVING (Men Senior) 4 P. Bosley—Navy 7 I. Miyamoto—HSC(this will be an attempt to revive this event in Hawaii) 5 A. Fujino—HSC 8 K. Austin—Pun1 S. Gaffney—Pun Points 1st time 2nd 3rd2 J. Kaanapu—Hawaii SC Points**Parade of 6th Annual Keo Nakama Swimming and3 C. Blackman—Navy PointsDiving Meet—Popularity Contestants—4 R. Kondo—Hawaii SC Pointstheme: summertime beach wear5 W. Nakamoto—NY Points6 C. Brown—Navy Points. EVENT 8-200 METER BACKSTROKE (Men Jnior)1st 2nd 3rd 4th Hawaiian record to be established (new event)EVENT 2-100 METER BUTTERFLY (Boys 15-16)American record to be established (new event)Hawaian record to be established (new event)3 A. Isoshima—HSC 5 A. Young—NY4 H. Baker—Hilo 6 E. Sasaki—Hilo1st time 2nd 3rdEVENT 3-25 METER BUTTERFLY (Boys 8 and under)Hawaiian record to be established3 J. Ouchi—HSC 6 W. Anderson—HSC3 M. Miles—HSC 7 F. Romanchak—HSC5 G. Gallas—HSC 8 W. Gallas—HSC1st time 2nd 3rdEVENT 4-50 METER BACKSTROKE (Girls 10 and under)American record 43.3 Catherine Sheppneck (Ind.) '53Hawaiian record 48.6 Pat Miles (HSC) '532 S. Ouchi—HSC 6 K. Barcheski—HSC3 M. Ana—HSC 7 K. Carroll—HSCJ. Rising—Maui 8 U. Baker—Hilo5 H. Nakaji—HSC 9 L. Dodge—HSCAlt—D. Dodge—HSC1st time 2nd 3rdEVENT 5-100 METER BACKSTROKE (Girls 11-12)American-Hawaiian record 1:31.5 Lynn Williams (HSC) '532 C. Rego—Maui 6 A. Richmond—Pun3 J. Hironaka—HSC 7 L. Ouchl—HSCA. Wong—Pun 8 J. Jamora—Pal5 P. Miles—HSC 9 L Jones—HSCAlt—S. Eckert—Pun1st time 2nd 3rdEVENT 6-50 METER BUTTERFLY (Boys 10 and under)American record to be establishedHawaiian record to be established1 J. Gillmer—HSC 6 J. Miles—HSCI K. Giles—HSC7 E. Dias—Pal1 G. Gallas—HSC 8 E. Romanchak—HSCG. Stanton—HSC1st time 2nd 3rd2 G. Murai—Hilo 6 A. Young—NY3 R. Miyashiro—HSC 7 P. Murata—Pal4 H. Baker—Hilo 8 F. Hiapo—NY5 B. Yap—HSC1st time 2nd 3rdEVENT 9-100 METER FREESTYLE (Boys 11-12)American record 1:09.7 Orrin Nordstrom (Ind.) '53Hawaiian record 1:20.4 (Maui P.C.A.) '53Trial time 1:14.0 D. Milligan (Maui) 6-19-542 H. Ouchi—HSC 6 D. Milligan—Maul3 M. Iwanaga—HSC 7 D. Miles—HSC4 L. Onekea—HSC 8 A. Char HSC5 D. Gortner—HSC 9 J. Chambers—HSCAlt—E. Takai—CY1st time 2nd 3rd****EVENT 10-1500 METER FREESTYLE (Men Senior)World's record 18:19.0 (50 meter course) H. Furuhashi(Japan) '49American record 18:25.6 Ford Konno (100 meter course) '51Hawaiian record 18:25.6 Ford Konno (100 meter course) '513 W. Hoffman—Navy 6 G. Bailey—NY4 R. Honda—HSC 7 Milton I—HSC5 G. Onekea—HSC1st time 2nd 3rd***Entertainment by the Buzzing Cousins****EVENT 11-100 METER FREESTYLE (Women Senior)(featuring Jody Alderson, the fastest woman swimmer inthe United States today, and the 2nd woman in theworld to swim 100 yards below 59 seconds)World's record 1:04.6 (25 meter course) den Ouden(Holland) '36American record 1:05.8 Brenda Heiser (Multnomah A.C.) '45Hawaiian record 1:07.0 Thelma Kalama (HSC) '503 A. Char—HSC 6 Judy Roberts—Ind.4 G. Peters—Unatt. A. C.(Wash. D.C.)7 P. Cramer—BVVWC5 J. Alderson—Chicago, 8 I. Hoe—HSCC.B1st time 2nd time3rd time 4th timecontinued on next pagePage 51

PROGRAM OF EVENTS .. .EVENT 12-100 METER FREESTYLE (Boys 13-14)American and Hawaiian record 1:02.6 George Onekea, JrJ.(Hawaii S. C.) '532 R. Hirokawa—HSC 6 W. Kruse—Maui3 L. Kruse—Maui 7 R. Tanabe—Hilo4 W. Miyashiro—NY 8 T. Giles—HSC5 P. Murata—Pal 9 C. Fujita—HiloAlt—A. Arakaki—Hilo1st time 2nd 3rdEVENT 13-200 METER BREASTSTROKE (Girls 13-14)American record to be establishedHawaiian record to be established3 J. Ouchi—HSC 5 N. Rising—Maui4 L. Miki—HSC1st time 2nd 3rdEVENT 14-400 METER FREESTYLE (Women Junior)Hawaiian record 5:59.8 Kay Lum (HSC) '513 E. Muragin—Hilo 5 A. Edwards—Hilo4 A. Ramsey—Pun 6 K. Kaopuiki—HSC1st time 2nd 3rd*EVENT 15-100 METER BUTTERFLY (Girls 15-16)American & Hawaiian records to be established (new event)3 J. Baldwin—Maui _ 5 G. Frazier—HSC4 Ivanelle Hoe—HSC1st time 2nd 3rdEVENT 16-200 METER BREASTSTROKE (Men Junior)Hawaiian record 2:56.1 Yoshio Shibuya (Maui) '392 C. Smith—HSC 6 R. Miyashiro—HSC3 I. Miyamoto—HSC 7 A. Isoshima—HSC4 R. Chun—Pal 8 C. Kanemoto—NY5 S. Padila—Hilo 9 E. Imamura—HiloAlt—E. Sasaki—Hilo1st time 2nd 3rd****EVENT 17-100 METER FREESTYLE (Men Senior)World's record 55.4 (25 meter course) A. Ford (Yale U) '48American record 56.4 (50 meter course) Richard Cleveland '51Haw'n record 57.6 (100 meter course) Richard Cleveland '512 D. Gerber—Navy 6 A. Stack—Navy3 R. Honda—HSC 7 D. Kau—NY4 D. Baker—Hilo 8 L. Josephson—NavY5 G. Onekea—HSC 9 G. Jhung—HSC1st time 2nd 3rd****EVENT 18-200 METER BACKSTROKE (Women Senior:(featuring American champion Barbara Stark ofSan Francisco)2 K. Lum—HSC 5 S. Bailey—NY3 C. Kleinschmidt—Pun 6 E. Stark—Pun4 B. Stark—SFCP 7 L. Iwanaga—HSC1st time 2nd 3rd****Presentation of Awards*****EVENT 19—PLATFORM DIVING (Women Senior)(featuring Olympic champion Pat McCormick of Los Angeles,Olympic runner-up Paula Jean Myers of Los Angele,and Gail Benton of Atlanta, Georgia)Gail Benton—Atlanta A. C. (Points)......... .Paul Jean Myers—Unattached of Los Angeles (Points)Pat McCormick—Los Angeles A. C. (Points)1st 2nd 3rd***EVENT 20-800 METER FREESTYLE RELAY (Men Sr.)World's record 8:31.1 (50 meter course) U. S. Olympicteam '52American record 8:51.0 (New Haven S. C.) '51Hawaiian record 9:12.4 (Alexander House of Maui) '413 HSC-B—G. Jhung, R. Miyashiro, Milton I, B. YapAlternate—R. Tsuchiya, R. Lee, C. Smith, A. Isoshima4 Hilo—D. Baker, H. Baker, S. Pabila, C. KawanishiAlternate—R. Tanabe, E. Imamura5 HSC-A--G. Miki, A. Fujino, R. Honda, G. Onekea, JrAlternate—G. Jhung, R. Miyashiro, Milton I, B. Y6 NY—G. Bailey, W. Bailey, D. Kau, R. WongAlternate—E. Takashima, L. Watarai, F. Hiapo7 Navy—A. Stack, L. Josephson, W. Hoffman, C. ChamberlinAlternate—G. Carpenter, J. Allen, P. Bosley1st time 2nd 3rd**Presentation of Final Awards.SymbolsNY—Nuuanu YMCACY—Central YMCAPal—PalamaHSC—Hawaii Swimming ClubPun—Punahou SchoolPA—Pacific AssociationSPA—Southern Pacific AssociationSan Francisco's C. P. (Crystal Plunge)Berkeley WCC (Women's City Club)Page 52

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