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Class In Swimming SlJCCESSFlJL

Instruction to Be LANDING!! Navy All-Stars Halt Marines Streak, 10-2
Started for Children Treasure Island Men

The Treasure Island Athletic De-
partment announces that special Instrumental in Navy
swimming classes for children of Conquest of Marines
both officers and enlisted men will
be held each Saturday in the rec-
reation pool at Gym No. 2. Major league baseball players
played a big part in the sensational
Classes for the Navy juniors will
triumph turned in by the Navy All-
be held from 1000 to 1200. These
hours were chosen to insure the Sta rs Sunday, when the so-called
"pick" of the 12th Naval District
safety of the children, for at that
halted the 17-game win streak of
time the full staff of instructors
and guards will be on duty. the San Francisco Marines, ·10-2.
And what a game it was. Pre-
vious to the defeat, the Marines had
Record Entry Expected, racked up 17 straight victories
against good competition. Their
For T. I. Golden Gloves; eighteenth attempt against an All-
Star aggregation at Seal's Stadium
Aug. 3 is Last Entry Call failed to materialize a substantial
amount of runs that were so· nec-
The patter of flying leather essary to the leathernecks.
against flesh will be hard and often Eight men represented Tr-easure
August 6, when the best in pugi- Island in the contest witnessed by
listic circles square off against each some 7,500 fans.
other in the Treasure Island Golden
Dick Bartell, coach of the squad,
Gloves.
Barney Olsen, Bob Williams, Bill
Gym No. 1 is expected to be SAFE-An Albany runner s lides safely into third completing the second leg of a double play. Albany Dunham and Carl Vallero went
jammed to the rafters when lads base wh ile U oyd Lowe looks helplessly on. In t he won the league contest, 16-3. In t his game Treasure down in the score books as active
background Dunham, T. I. second sacker, can be seen Island suffered its worst defeat.
froni D.D. Pool, Armed Guard, participants. Also on the roster
Frontier Base, RMS and Tadcen, were Abbey, Schulte, and Eyrich,
answer the opening bell in the five- Treasure Island Loses Ground in 12th Naval all members of the Armed Guard
day mitt-fest. team.
District Chase With 16-3, Loss to Albany The Marines made a battle -of it
for fiv-e innings but pitcher Ray's
A ceaseless battering by Albany tarily when Terranova, who had
Landing Force resulted. in Treasure relieved Wilson, fanned Buckley. home run and too much a ll around
Navy c lass, finally told. Bill Nor ris
Island's wo-rst defeat Saturday, as Pitcher Conant then slapped a hot
the Pirates were subject to a 16-3 grounder through the hands of first opened the 1-eatherneck ha lf of the
first with an infield sing le. Norris
humiliation at the hands of Albany. baseman Maggio for a two base
hit and chased another pair of runs advanced to second -on a bad throw
Staggered by a sixteen-hit at- and then scored on Ed Russell's
over the home plate.
tack, Wilson, Terranova and Ben- single.
Albany scored again in the third.
der split mound duties for T. I.,
on Conant's fielder's choice, and a In the third, the Navy countered
giving up sixteen runs while their
duo of siagles by Costello and with two runs of their own. Singles
mates were making matters worse
Bates. Another pair of runs were by Dick Bartell, Barney Olsen, Bob
with a bad case of errorites. Nine
added in the fourth. Williams and Herb Gorman pro-
miscues in all were credited to the
Treasure Island finally · came to duced the two markers. Each team
bellbottoms from T. I.
Acti-on from one of last year's life in their half of the sixth in- accounted for one in the fifth.
Battles. Another wrinkle was. added to ning when Williams si ngled and Pitcher Mike Duplinsky of the
the troubled brow of coach Dick Bartell doubled him home. Dun-
From Frontier Base will come Bartell, as his game-worn ball club ham's single scored Bartell. T. l.'s Marines, faltered once too often in
crosses the the sixth when he allowed Carl
VA LLE RO
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Scott Chapman, Hal Fortner and dropped another peg in the District final scoring assault came in the plate in Su nday's All-Star game Vallero and Vic Buccola free trips
possibly George Teague or Jimmy standings as a result of Saturday's seventh when Lowe doubled and a gainst the Marines.
Alexander. Tadcen will furnish shellacking. Olsen sent him scurrying to the to first base. This set the stage for
Ernie Woods, Henry K.O. Anderson chucker Ray's roundhouse clout
Albany won the ball game in the plate with a single. that cleared the bases.
and Bill Ellis. Armed Guard will Alameda Clings to Top
opening frame when they plastered Three base-on-balls and suc-
have Floyd Hagen and possibly Bill Double counters in the seventh
the offerings of Wilson for six runs. cessive hits by Bates and Orman
Rousseau. This galaxy of stars will Bates, Orman, Roeder and Carlso, added three more runs to the Spot in League Standings; and eighth frames were thrilling
feature the Senior division, while but unnecessary to the Navy vic-
all touched Wilson for singles. De- mounting Albany score. Albany
Novice battlers will provide their Gunners in Softball Lead tory.
lasaga rapped a hot grounder to scored in force again in the eighth
share of the thrills with their wild
Lowe that went through his legs frame on hits by Orman, Roeder, One defeat is all that keeps Ala-
and willing style.
and permitted a pair of tallies to Carlso and Bates. A pair of errors meda from having a perfect record
Entry can still be made in the cross the plate. Kinch hit a single aided the four run splurge. Sports Schedule
tourney up to August 3, at 1500. to leftfield and advanced to second Batteries: T. I., Wilson, Terran- in the 12th Naval District baseball
standings. Treasure Island presses
Don't fail to contact Charley Pin- when Richardson juggled the ball. ova, Bender and Vallero; Albany, For the Week
zone, boxing instructor of Gym No. The tension was relieved momen- Conant and Delasaga. the Sea Lions with a won ten, lost Baseball-
1, if you have a desire for .good, three games average, keeping them Treasure Island vs Armed
clean competition. in the number two spot. Guard Saturday, July 21, here at
Tadcen Defeats Armed R.M.S. Battle Naval Air in Dick Durdon, CSp(A), has left 140.0.
the team for parts unknown in the
Treasure Island vs Mare Is-
Gunners Contin.ue Win Guard in Softball Upset; Badminton Semi-Finals Pacific sector and his familiar land Navy, Sunday, July 22, here
figure in the centerfield pasture will · at 1400.
Str~~k With 12-4 Triumph Marines Win Two RMS is proving it.'!elf the obstacle be missed by his many fans and Treasure Island vs San Fran-
to hurdle in the T.I. Commodore's teammates. cisco of PCL, Thursday, July 26,
Over Valleio Dyna~iters Treasure Island's Intra - Mural Trophy Badminton tourney and Armed Guard moves up in the here at 1400.
Softball tourney felt its first major will be a slight choice to defeat standings as a result of her win Boxing-
Scoring all but one of their runs upset Monday when Armed Guard Naval Air Auxiliary Wednesday, over the Coast Guard Surf Riders, Golden Glove Boxing Tour-
in the first four innings, Armed for the right to meet the Pre-Com- in seventh place. As of July 13 : ney starts August 6.
failed to survive initial round play.
Guard continued her p~enomenal missioning-O.T.S. winner. Baseball
What is even more ironical is that
winning streak by turning back the Finals will be held Thursday, American League Standin gs
Vallejo Dyamiters Thursday, 12-4. Armed Guard was also knocked July 19 in Gym No. 1. First, second w. L. Pct. Oak. Naval Supply. . 1 2 .333
A five run assault in the 01>ening from the consolation round bracket and third place team members will Alameda Sea Li9ns . . 11 1 .917 Mare Island Navy .. . 0 3 .000
frame was more than ample to the in the first round. ..,, receive prizes. Treasure Island ..... 10 3 .769 Treasure Island's win-tasteless
Gunner cause as they added two :play in the "A" bracket went as July 23 marks the opening date Fleet City ......... 10 4 .714 Buzzards finally found a palatable
more runs in the second, one in the Alameda Naval Air .. 9 5
predicted except for the Gunner of first round play in the Volleyball .643 morsel and .scored their first win
third and three in the fourth. St. Mary's Pre-Flight 9 5
mishap. Tadcen defeated Pre-Com- tournament. Teams expected to be .643 of the· season, thus elevating them-
Boyko, Gunner chucker, got credit missioning 3-2, and repeated the in the thick of the chase are RM'S, Camp Parks ........ 8 5 .615 selves from the cellar of the West-
for the win. performance over Armed Guard, Frontier Base, Marines, Armed Coast G. Surf Riders 6 8 .429 ern league.
5-2. T.I. Officers dumped VR-2 and Guard -and Pre-Commissioning. Coast Guard Pilots . . 5 9 .357 Western League Standings
were in turn beaten by R.M.S. If you have time, don't miss the Armed Guard .. ..... 3 11 .214 Livermore Naval Air 4 0 1.000
Frontier Base turned in the Con- fun that begins at 1800, in Gym Albany Lnd'g Force. 2 12 .142 S. F. Marines . . . . . . 3 0 1.000.
solation round upset by edging No. 1. Softball Oakland Naval Air .. 3 1 .750
Armed Guard, 3-2. Moffet Field ........ 2 3 .400
At the helm of the Pacific league
In "B" division play the Marines of the softball standings fo.r the Alameda Coast Guard 1 2 .333
turned in a set of victories, defeat- Big Six of T .I. Batting third consecutive week are the Tadcen Buzzards ... 1 3 .250
ing the O.T.S. Gunnery ten, 3-1 and Armed Guard Gunners from T.I. Point Montara . ... . 0 5 .000
the Fire Fighters, 8-7. Pre-tourney Player- G. A.B. H. B.Av. Pressing them for top-spot honors Buried deep in the second divi-
favorites, O.T.S., drew a bye in the Bartell, ss 47 167 67 .401 are Albany Landing Force, Camp sion of the Hospital league are the
virgin round and then advanced to Tauby, of . ... . 33 121 48 .396 Parks and T.I. Pre-Commissioning. T.I. Dispensary ten and Docs from
the semi-finals by virtue of their Williams, lb _. .. 44 180 65 .361 Pacific League Standings the Hospital. The Dispensary is
8-7 triumph over Pre-Embarkation. Lowe, 3b ...... 46 193 67 .347 W. L. Pct. batting fifty-fifty with a won one,
Olsen, of ...... 36 166 54 .325 lost one percentage.
The Hospital turned in the only Durdon, of .... 29 122 36 .295 Armed Guard ..... : . 3 0 1.000
upset in the "C" class when they Albany Lnd'g Force . 3 0 1.000 H ospital League Standi ngs
turned back the Dispensary, 10-8. Camp Parks . ...... . 2 1 .666 Oak Knoll . . . . . . . . . . 2 0 1.000
Prior to their loss, the Dispensary final bracket by trimming the USS- T.I. Pre-Com ....... . 2 1 .666 San Leandro . .... .. 2 0 1.000
had posted the highest score yet I, 14-4. Coast Guard Pilots .. 1 2 .333 S.F. Receiving Hosp. 1 1 .500
We borrowed h~ !ro~ the sardine recorded in thEl tournament by de- Final division games will be Fleet City . . . . . . . . . 1 2 . 333 T.I. Dispensary ... .. 1 1 ,..:. .500
faetoey to ehow us how to got . .more feating the Post Office, 25-0. Re- pl~yed July 23 and 24. Play-offs Coast G. Surf Riders. 1 2 .333 Shoemaker Hospital . 0 2 ,-,.ooo
people on 0111' buaaes. . 333 Tr . Island Docs ..... 0 2 .000
ceiving Ship completed the semi- will begin Wednesday, July 25. Mare Island . . . . . . . . 1 2