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THE MASTHEAD,  SATURDAY,  SEPT.  15,  1945       PAGE  11
      GRENFELL  PACES TENNIS WIN OVER SAN BRUNO;  Big Six inT. I.  Batting ...
      DISTRICT  JOURNEY  COMMENCES  SAT.,  SEPT. 22              A  final  batting tabulation prior
                                                               to  the  12th  Naval  District  base-
                                    Treasure  Island  terminated  its  ball tourney now in progress, finds
                                   tennis  season  in  winning  fashion  hustling  Dick  Bartell  in  the  top
      Champion  Fem  Soft-         Friday,  when  they  turned  back  spot with a  fat .389  batting aver-
  \....,I                          the  San  Bruno  racquet  wielders  age.  Not lagging far behind T.I.•s·
      Ballers  Invade  T.  I.      at T.I.,  7-0.  The  win  as.sured  the  short-stop  is  Fred  Tauby  with  a
                                   Pirates  of  no  worse  than .second  .380  clip.
     Tomorrow                      place  in  the  league  standings.        G  AB   H  Avg.
                                    Dick Grenfell,  Pr-e-Commission- Bartell,  ss  ..... 66  226  88  .389
       Sleek-fitting  dresses  will  be  ing  tennis  instructor,  turned  in   Tau by,  of  ..... 49  176  67  .380
      traded  for  a  set  of  loose-garbed  the  most  impressive  win  for   Williams,  of  .. 63  250  90  .360
      baseball  togs  Su nd ay,  when   th e  Treasure  Island  when  he  blasted  Lowe,  3b  . .. .. 65  270  88  .326
      Bay Meadows Girls' softball team  Abounader  ·,off  the  courts  with   Olsen,  of  ..... 54  231  72  .311
      trades  curves with a  picked crew
                                  smashing  forehand  placements,  Sheely,  c  .... . 42  135  42  .311
      of men on the athletic field.
                                   6-1, 6-1.  Abounader was the teams  Odom  Paces  Pitchers ...
        A  brilliant  record  of  99  con- regular  number  one  man.  Dick   Although Sol Bender has turned
      secutive triumphs, broken only by  al·so had a  hand  in  the doubles de-  in  more  winning  pitching  per-
      this  same  T.I.  squad  last  year,  partment  when  he  teamed  with   formances, he still has to give the
      make  the  twice  World's  Cham- Lt.  D-on  McNeil  to  turn  back   top space to Odom who has main-
      pions  a  favorite  wherever  they
                                   Mitchell  and  Arnt,  6-0,  6-1.   tained  a  perfect  record  on  the
      visit.
                                    Other  wins include  Bob  Perez's  mound.  Condon  also  tops  Bender.
                                  6-0,  6-2  conquest  of  Dick  Pool,         W   L    P ct.
                                   and  Lt.  Don  McNeil  doing  a  Odom  . . . . . . . . . .  4   0   1.010
                                  thorough  job  with  W.  Watt,  6-0,  Condon  . . . . . . . . .  9   1   .900
                                  6-1.  Lt.  Ted  Gruhler  encountered  Bender  ... · ...... 12   3   .857
                                  some  stiff  resistance  from  Ens.  Terranova  ......  5   3   .625
                                  Wydro  of  San  Bruno · in  the  first  Wilson  ......... 11   7   .611
                                  set,  but  finished  strong  to  win  Grantham  ......  1   1   .500
                                  6-3,  6-1.                   Collins  ..... '  ...  1   2   .250
                                    Most  of  the  above  menti-on,ed
                                   men  will  be  entered  for  Treasure
                                   Island  in  the  12th  Naval  District
                                  tennis  to,urnament  that  com-  Postwar  Navy
                                   mences  September 22,  at the  Uni-  May  Be  Cut  To
                                  versity  of  California.
                                    Summary:  Singles-B.  Perez
                                  def.  D.  Pool,  6-0,  6-2 ;  D.  Grenfell   400  Warships
                                  def.  N.  Abounader,  6-1,  6-1;  D.   (SEA).-The  U.  S.  post-war
                                  McNeil  def.  Watt,  6-0,  6-1;  T.   Navy may not have more ti-Ian 400
                                  Gruhler  def.  Wydro,  6-3,  6-1;  J .   warships  and  8,000  planes  in  ac-
                                  Foreman  def.  Soistern,  6-1,  6-0;   tive commission, according to Sec-
                                  Doubles  -  Gruhler-Foreman  def.   retary  of  the  Navy  James  For-
         "FIREBALL"  TURNER       Pool-Abounader, 6-3,  6-2;  McNeil-
                                                               restal,  who  said the  remainder 0f
                                   GrenfeU  def.  Mitchell-Amt,  6-0,
       Willie Turner, their star hurler,                       the  fleet  consisting  of  800  ships
                                   6-1.
      is  herself  a  record  breaker,  hav-                   and 21,000  planes,  should  be  kept
      ing  run  up  102  consecutive  pitch-                   in  reserve  for  use  when  the  need
                                                               arises.                       BROOKLYN  BOMBSHELL  is  the  way  Odell  Pendergrass,  S1c,  de-
      ing victories before being defeated
      by  the  present  feminine  cham-  Alameda  Dumps  T.  I.   Mr.  Forrestal  said  the immedi- scribes  personable 18-year-old  Bernice  Carpenter, his girl  back home.
                                                                                             She  is  a  stenographer  for  a  telegraph  company  there  while  he  is
                                                               ate  mission  of  the  Navy  was  to
      pions  from  P ortland.  However,                                                     attached to Treasure  Island  BOQ.  Rice  and old  shoes will  be  in  order
      the Bay Meadows softballers won   In  Practice  Tilt     continue to control the waters and   for  them  when  Odell  has  accumulated  enough  discharge  points.
                                                               ports of the Japanese Empire, and
      the  series  by  defeating  them  in
                                    Twelve  errors,  nine  of  which   pointed out that a  sizable  reserve
      five  of the six games they played.                                                     She:  Can you play in the key of
                                  were  committed  by  Treasure  Is-                                                     Lost  and  Found
      The  "blond  bomber"  has  ~qualed                       fleet  is  an  insurance  against  fu-  A  flat?
                                  land,  made  the  Pirates  easy prey   ture  contingencies.
      that mark  on one other occasiQn,   'tor  the  Alameda  Air  Station                    He:  Give  me  the  right  key,   Gear  and  articles  bearing  the
      and has compiled a  game average   boarding parting, as the locals fell               baby,  and I'll play in any flat.   following names have been turned
      of 14  strike-outs.          before a  seventeen hit attack Sat- all  of  T .  L's  runs  when  he                 into  the  lost  and  found  property
       The  Bay Meadows  team,  which   urday,  11-2.          smacked  a  two  bagger  in  the                          bureau  located  in  the  Security
      is  sponsored by William  P.  Kyne,   The  only  bright  outlook  was   second  inning  that  went  through  WeeklyGym Schedules   office,  Building No.  222,  Treasure
      general  manager  of  the  famed   that the game had no significance   the  centerfielder's  hands  for  a   Gymnasium  No. 1   Island.  This  property  will  be  re-
      race  track,  was  all  set  to  send   other  than  practice.   home run, driving in a  man ahead   Skating-1400-1600  & ·:1800-  turned to the owners upon proper
      the  g_irls  on  a  tour  of  the  South                 of· him.  Fred  Tauby  was  a  con-                       identification.
                                    Dick Bartell was responsible for                         2100.
      Pacific  bases  but  the  war's  end                     s'tant  threat  at  the  plate,  slam-  Bowling-0800-2100.   C.  C.  Case,  SF3c ;  L.  E .  Neal,
  '---  halted  further  planning.   ball stars in action Sunday. Game  ming three  hits out of four  times   Boxing-0800-2100.   W.  A.  Stady,  R.  G.  Whitsell,  J .
        Don't  fail  to  see  these  soft-  time is  1400.     at bat.                         Ping  Pong- 0800-2100.    Edwards,  G.  W.  Fields,  B.  T .
                                                                                               Badminton-0890-2100.      Allen,  StM3c;  Mariani,  B.  H .
                                                                                               Body Building.,-0800-2100.   Storti,  R.  Nelson,  PhMlc;  E.  A.
                                                                                                                         Hall,  N .  B.  Gibbs,  M.  W .  Keaver,
         FI ,               -. :.R_UISE  ·               ·                                     Handball- 0800-2100.      J .  A.  Corsage,  T.  M.  Johnson,  C.
                                                                                               Basketball-0800-2100.
                                                                                               Volleyball-0800-2100.     L.  Woods,  W .  G.  Smith,  D.  L.
                                                 ~                                             Trampoline-0800-2100.     Chapin,  0.  A.  Kernohan,  A.  E.
                                                                                                                         Fuller,  R.  0 .  Norten,  G.  A.  Dou-
                                                                                               Tumbling-0800-2100.
  '--                                                                                          Judo--0800-2100.          diet,  N.  J .  Roe,  D. · Sears,  W.  0.
                                   '                                                           Tennis-0800-2100.         Morningstar,  G.  H .  Smith,  E .  J . .
            (le                                                                                Swimming-0800-1500,  week   Dillon,  G.  B.  James,  F .  F .  Keck,
                                                                 .·       .. /.  ,.          days,  Welfare  Aquatics;  1500-  R.  M.  May,  L.  E.  Digges,  S.  M.
                                                                  •         :•t!'            1600,  week  days,  officers  only;   Kutch,  C.  L .  Snyder,  K.  C.  West-
           0                                                       .       .   . '
                                                                                             1600-1800,  week  days,  colored   enhaver,  J.  E .  McCoppin,  G.  B.
          -  0                                                                                                           Wright.
             '.                                                      .       , I\;           personnel;  1100-1500,  Satur-
       ¾~'                              ~ "~                       ·~:.2   c  »v~            day,  recreational  swimming   have  been  reported lost:
                                                                                                                           The following articles and gear
                                                                                             for  colored  personnel.  Sunday,
                                                                                                                           Four  seabags  and  hammocks,
                                          .•  ~ ..  .  '              ~---~ 1/  '            1300-1800.                  suitcase,  46  wallets,  4  watches,
                                                                                             Gymnasium  No.  2
        WALi<'1NG  UP                   UNDERWAY, Bur                gTIL[  INSIDE-- I         Recreational  s w i m  mi n g,   guitar,  ID  bracelet,  2  peacoats,  3
            GANGWAY                     INSIDE HARBOR                     HARBOR .·~<        0800-1600,   1700-1900,   2000-  money  orders,  ring,  money,  trav-
                                                                                                                         elers checks.
                                                                                             2100
                                                                                                               Saturday,
                                                                                                    (enlisted);
                                                     ~.                         JtsH         0800-1600,  1700-1900  (enlist-  SOME  DELIVERY
                                                                                             ed);  Sunday,  1300-1600,  1700-
                                                                                                                           Papa  Stork:  "Well,  guess  I'll
                                    J   p,                                                0   1800  (enlisted).          go  out  and  deliver  a  few  baby
                                                                                               Recreational  s w i m m  i n g,
                                               ~ •              ·                1 1 ·Ci?    1600-1700,  1900-2000  ( officers   girls."
                                               ·'::;,                      ~          ·')?   and  Waves);  Saturday,  1600-  Mama  Stork :  "Well,  guess  it's
                                                '·...  \"-           ~,_{;--,,_,  \i         1700  (officers  and  Waves);   up  to  me  to  deliver  some  baby
                                                                                                                         boys."
                                                                                                      1600-1700
                                                                                                                ( officers
                                                                                             Sunday,
                                                                                                                           Baby  Stork:  "Think  I'll go  out
                                                    .  '.,      f             )              and Waves) .                and  scare  hell  out  of  some
                                                   .             ':_t?·= ·  9,.'·              Boxing-0800-2100.         sailors."
                                                                                               Body Building-0800-2100.
                                                                                               Basketball-0800-1900.
                                                                , \:   ~                                                 OUR  NAVY  BILL
                                                              .   ~                            Volleyball- 0800-2100 .     Speaking  of  bills!  The  Navy
                                                                                               Badminton-0800-2100.      spent  $26,600,000,000  during  1944
                                                                                      ~  Judo-0800-2100.
        OuTs1 oe· .BREAKWATER                OOP.:S /// ·                                      Tumbling-0800-2100.       (including  lend-lease),  with  the
                                                       '.'   '                                                           returns  not  yet  totaled  for · the
                                                                                               Trampoline- 0800-2100.
                                                                                                                         current year.
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