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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.