Page Eight Camp Adair Sentry Thursday, Decemljer 10, 1942. «----------- Big Boxing Show Wednesday at Field House 14 Bouts Will Be on Program Bettina vs. Lehrhoff Battle Looks Like a Natural; Festivities Set to Start 7 P. M. Camp Adair SPORTS Public Relations Section Three Stanford players were named to the Oregon State foot­ ball team’s all-opponent team in selections made recently. Two men each were placed on the team from _____ ♦------------- —----------------------------- Washington, Washington State Volleyball fans at Camp Adair tackle, Dick Windung, Minnesota; - and UCLA. California and Santa I Clara placed one player each on will be afforded the opportunity of guard, Harvey Hardy,' Ga. Tech.; I the all-star club. The Beavers’ last seeing the sport at its best when center, Spencer Moseley, Yale; championship round-robin guard, Alex Agase, Illinois; tackle, opponent, Michigan State, was not the games between various batteries j Al Wistert, Michigan; end. Bob considered in the selections. The first ail-opponent team is and companies of the entire 96th ( Dove, Notre Dame; quarterback, as follows: Suseoff, Washington Division get under way at 7:30 Paul Gouvernali, Columbia; half­ State, left end; Stamm, Stanford, p.m., Monday, December 14th, in back, Frank Sinkwich, Georgia; left tackle; Taylor, Stanford, left the Field House. 'halfback, Hill Hildebrand, Indiana; Recent games between make- i fullback, Mike Holovak, Boston. guard; Harrison, Washington, — center; Young, Stanford, right shift teams have shown that there guard; Friedman, Washington, is lots of latent volleyball talent Hi, Shorty! So You're right tackle; Ferguson, California, and the Division Athletic Officer right end; Waterfield, UCLA, promises a great show. A Big Basketball Man While the game may at first quarter; Freitas, Santa Clara, left What’s the use of growing to be half; Solari, UCLA, right half; present the outward appearance of and Kennedy, Washington State, a slow-moving sport, volleyball de­ a big, tall feller to play basket- velops great agility and expert ball? fullback. co-ordination between the mind None, particularly if Denver and the body. University gets its deal across with Play-off Dec. 18 the Big Seven conference. Elimination games will continue until two teams remain unbeaten. They propose to skip “weight These outfits will clash on Friday, teams” and substitute height — December 18th at 9:00 p.m. to de­ classifying teams (1) over 6 feet termine the Divisional valleyball 1942 fiasco, the U.S. Lawn Ten­ championship. (2» 5 feet 9 inches to 5 feet 11 nis association will probably not inches and (3) 5 feet 4 inches to 5 To make the series even more attempt another national tourney. interesting, Mr. William Konick, feet 8 inches. Football sponsors aren’t even proprietor of the Konick Jewelry guessing yet, for next fall is far Company in Corvallis, has donated away. Baseball moguls have made a beautiful loving cup, upon' which plans to carry on, but plans are he will engrave the title of winner. subject to instant change. The Konick Cup will become the You’ll Find a Friendly Boxing is on a week-to-week permanent property of the winning basis. No big shows; the boys of battery or company. the calibre aren’t around. Louis, FIRST BAPTIST et al. CHURCH Yet, per the American fashion, No Western Players on Fifth & Lyon, Albany sports are expected to continue in one form or another, war news UP All American Team Edgar B. Luther, Pastor continuing favorable. Sunday The United Press all-American 9:45 Sunday School football team of 1942 “skipped the 11:00 Morning Worship NOVA-.M AURIELLO west,” in balloting that brought out almost unanimous choice and 6:30 Youth Services Lou Nova, one time Yogi Man, 7:45 Evening Gospel but now hot on the comeback enlisted the following first team Hour trail, meets Tami Mauriello, the selections. For the second year New York heavyweight, for ten they were topped by Frankie Sink- KWIL —8-9 P.M. rounds or less of fisticuffs in wich of Georgia's Rose Bowl team: End, Dave Schreiner, Wisconsin; Gotham tomorrow (Friday) night. The fight will be broad- cast over KWIL at seven o’clock. 96th CALLS ( AGERS A basketball team which will represent the 96th Infantry Div­ ision in games against college and professional teams in the vicinity of Camp Adair is now in the process of being formed under the tutelege of of 2nd Lt. .Michael Santiano, former star cageinan of Boston college. The team will be composed entirely of servicemen and in­ terested parties are urged to contact Lt. J. C. Van Vulpen^ division athletic officer, either at the Special Services office or in the Field House. Boxing on the bigger scale will bow in at Field Housee, next Wed­ nesday evening. A program of 13 three-round bouts, including one stellar light­ heavy battle (four rounds) and three other feature matches has been lined up by Matchmaker, Cpl. Jim Shackleton. Fights will start In a game that was as close from free-throw for a total of 17 points. at 7 p. in. starting whistle to finsh ax the General Cook Attends The card goes on the books as 39-37 score would indicate, the Most highly interested among a first of a -cries of monthly boxing Timber Wolves of the 104th Divis­ sizeable crowd of spectators and matches, announced by Athletic ion victoriously launched their 20- rooting for the Timber Wolves to Officer, (’apt. Frank Wimer, as game winter schedule, Monday come through was Major General leading up to a Camp Adair cham­ night, at the expense of Oregon Gilbert C. Cook, commanding offic­ pionship tournament, to be held in College of Education. Game was er of the 104th Div., with his March. played at the Corvallis high school daughter, Ge Ce, who but recently There are a lot of Ifs going into gym. arrived at Camp Adair. Wednesday night's fights and one Lt. Bob Duffy’s players still The game was ably refereed by certainty, that there will be plenty lacked their spiffy new green ami ('apt. Longeneeker and Pvt. C. of action. As for th e Ifs most of whit«* satin uniforms and a lot of Grasso. the participants have had boxing the polish that mid-season will Last night the 104th team was experience, some have been near bring, but they showed well against slated to meet Pacific University That erstwhile great institution tops, but few have met each other a good team. at Forest Grove and on Saturday known as civilian sports faces, ver­ in the ring. The Timber Wolves never got they will meet what bids to be tip­ ily, a bleak year, what with the Cpl. Shackleton announced nil more than four points ahead of the top competition traveling to Eu. 18-19 draft and nation-wide gas participants will be furnished all Wolves (ax the OCE boys call gene to take on the University of rationing piled on top of a situa­ equipment, except athletic support­ themselves), but they always came Oregon, tion which saw sports carrying on ers and whatever they may have through in the pinches ami were since Dec. 7, 1941, curtailed, but Pox »core: on the ball in th«* way of fighting never headed. The half-time score O.C.E. 101th Div. with at least a semblance of their ability. wax 15-14. T. Wilson (2) F(6) Sgt. Brown former form. (If known main event calibre will Prospectus for the coming year, The Wolves had a couple of I). Taylor (I2( F (6) Lt. Koster be th«* four-rounder between Pvt sharp-shooters in Dick Taylor (12 L. Duncan (7> C(17) Lt. Brown with the velocity of war now begin­ Jo«' Bettina, 183 pounds, 156th FA, points) mid Ken Byers (10). but K. Byers 10) G(2) Lt Bagley ning to reach definitely into the 44th Div., and I’vt. Sandy Lehr­ the Timber Wolves went them one I R. Crook (4) G(4I Pfe. Garret civilian orbit, indicates: hoff. 178, Post Guard of SCU 1911. la'tter in the rangy ex-Indiana Uni­ The U.S. Golf Association will Substitutions : OEC Smith (0), Pvt. Bettina, “converted south­ versity star, Lt. Herbert G. Brown, Crippen (0), C. Holt (2). 104th continue to confine itself solely to paw," is brother of th«* light-heavy who sunk eight field goals ami a raising war funds. In view of the world champ, Melio Bettina. Pvt. Lehrhoff boxed for New York Uni­ Inf., Co. C. KNITTED versity, 1939 to 1941. Pvt. Willard Berko, 133, 96th FIEI.lt HOUSE EXHIBITION At 142 pounds, boxing instruct­ Div., 421st Eng. Bn., Co. A, vs. Added attraction announced or Pete DeGrnxse, who has dis­ Pvt. Joe Huddleanston, 130, 384th last night for the big boxing tinction of going right rounds with Inf., Co. B. show Wednesday night at Field Henry Armstrong, meets hard- Pfe. Stanley Dumber, 175, of House, will be an exhibition of jabbing Rudy Silva. 104th Sig. Co., vs. Pvt. Robert W. single hand balancing by Pvt. Pvt. Sani Lungert, 165, of 318th Trimble, 176, 96th llq. Co. Edwin Jacobson, 96th Div. Sig­ llq. Co., Inf., tangles with Pvt. Pvt. Ray M C. Quliik, 160, 216th nal Co. Leslie Coy. 796th Ord., 96th Div. IJM, vs. Pvt. Henry Bullet. 155, In civilian life Pvt. Jacobson In a bout that may vie for top 246th QM. was a top-flight acrobat, who spot Pfe. Earle (Tiger Tamar) Pvt. Julian G. Reyes, 115, 3H3ril toured the world billed as Eur­ Deschutes river, and the John Day Beebe, QM SCU 1911, will take on Inf., Co. A, is ready to meet any opean Master of Equilibrium. river—all in Oregon. Also the th«' tough colored fighter, Pvt. A. man in (or near) his class. His act will start the show. middle fork of the Salmon river in B. Riley, 246th UM Bn. Cpl. Shackleton requests an in­ Idaho. Other Bouts terview, with eye to matching Pvt. Depot Co Boasts Pair The experiences as recorded in , Pvt. R<>l> E. Herrickson, 156. of Arne Nelson, 165, and Pvt. Whitie these films were the inspiration 363rd Inf.. 96th Div., vs. Pvt. An­ Mead, 163 if the gentlemen will Of 1A Fight Prospects for the commandos—it has been thony D'Anibrosia, 160, QM. SCU oblige. learned from a usually reliable Two candidates for the division­ source. Pvt. John Watts, Post Office, Andy Polak. 161. 384th Inf.. former California boxer, will help al boxing tournament to be held Cpl. Shackleton referee matches. later loom from Depot Co. (1st. S. Yank' Representative and E.). Pvts. Johnny Villalobos, bantam Edw. Cruft, 155, of 96th Gosh! It's Raining; Seeks Subscriptions flash, and Arne Nelson, a middle­ '4th Anti-Tank Co., vs. Pvt. So Depot Men Stage weight, have proved outstanding ‘ritzker, 160, 9th Div., FA The Yanks are coming! in boxing work-outs at Field Philip Dubaldi. 141, of 44th Big Basketball Tea To clarify that a bit, the Yanks House. Both are fast, good puneh- I ' ' I ' . Pit Willi" that are coming are editions of If rain, slush and snow apeak the modern day .«language tional time was needed to bracket Guard as Specialist 1st class, an soar we can understand you." CORVAI.LI8 | "Because," she said "You sol- the players and arrange for court AP dispatch from Boston, says. diers ar«* getting too many nastv facilities Th«* original plan to «tagv Sat.-Sun.-Mon.-Tur». names into your slanguage And the elimination competition as N:OO JACK | you know very well what I mean. well as the cni lampionship games on I». M. We girls are going to develop our Loreni Court has also been dia> It’s The Rhythm of our slanguage and give it to the carded Regimental courts through- WAACs What are you glecpmg I out the camp, as well as Lorenz, will j he us«"d for the preliminaries. about?" Lt. H. Brown Accounts For 17 Points; Play at Eugene Saturday OSC Basketballers to Start Road Tour 26th 96th Volleybailers Start First Round-Robin Games Begin 7:30 P. M. Monday, Field House Camp Adair, Ore. 104th Div. Cogers in 39-37 Win Over O.C.E Beaver All-Opponent Grid Team Includes Three Stanford Men 18-19 Draft, Plus Rationing, Contrive To Dim Lustre, Though Sports Continue SOLDIER! WELCOME Mondar \l ednc-day Friday Saturday EORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERI I SKATEWAY Roller Rink 7th A Montgomery Albany, Oregvn MidHillame'le Valley’s Tap Flight Roller Hinh Double Pla, Miss Fay DiMaggoi of Ogden, Utah, a cousin of th«' New York Yankee ball-player. became the bride of Lt. Leland B. Sander» of the Timber Wolf Division, in a ceremony perform*»! in early No­ vember at Salem, by Judge Paige SCU Officers to Hear Lt. on River Rapids SCU office!» have a treat and • thrill tn store for them this eve­ ning when Lt George Godfrey will enliven the regularly scheduled of­ ficer classes with an aerount ami movies of his many experiences at One million Christina« parcel.« shooting river rapids. were in the tons of mail sent over, Among the rivers which Lt God­ seas to American soldier« during frey has successfully mastered are is l.>l«vr. lt> II t iny on