Paj^r Eight
Camp Adair Sentry
Thursday, January 21, 1ÍM3.
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96th Cage League Starts; ‘Old Irish’ Tourney Ends
1 Win, 1 Lose;
And Decisively
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Eliminations to Pick
Champs
for Division
■ Second Guessing-
; Boxing Team Begins
CampÄdcii'
SPORTS
By S Sgt. E. A. Brown
Boxing eliminations to pick con­
tenders for the divisional champion­
ships and also a team which will
later compete in the Camp Adair
tournament, are now underway
among outfits of the Timber Wolf
Division.
Although it is a little early to
make the dope bucket picks, it is
evident that the talent is pretty
well rounded out to take in every­
thing from the heavyweight divi­
sion right down to flyweight.
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It Is Quite All Oke
For Lady Wrasslers
To W restie—If Ladies
handball King
Gets Processed
Either because so many of the
»re-time grunt and groan men
became lA’s after awhile and are in
Two Games on Lorenz
the Army, or also because the cash
Court Decide Tourney
and carry-em customers got tired
of looking at some of the faces
As Ruskauff Defeats
they had to take, the situation of
women wrestlers is acute down in
Fireman Toby Wallace
Loa Angeles,
So the State Athletic Commis-
-■ . n got its head together Monday
Camp Adair's first open singles
and decided it will be all right to
hardball
tournament, which was
have at least two exhibition
at least six months between lady described as “the hotte«t tourney
wrestlers.
seen on a cold court in these here
Rut, decreed the colle -tive head: parts,” was polished off in rousing
“They must be real lady wrestlers, | atyle Monday night on Lorenz
not those of questionable charac­
Court.
ters."
In the finals match Pfc. Bob
Ruskauff, Hdq. Co. SCU 1911, took
the measure of Assistant Fire Chief
Toby Wallace, former big-time
“rassling champion" and the power
‘ bouse of station one, in straight
games. She scores were 21-13, 21-
(The “1i1 Arthur” of this distin­
Pfc, Boh Ruskauff, Editor
guished column today gladly bows
lout in deference to the following
i sw« II story by Pfc. William N. Bat-
| dorf, concerning a grand-old timer
Salvage l>ept.
This Knittin' Not For Britain Either
| of pugilism- none other than Col.
Will
the
salvage collectors plea-c
Michael (Iron Mike) Mulcahy, of
In the first gam< of the 96th In- ■ the Timber Wolf Division.
call for one large balloon donated
But
far.try Di vision BasketbaM Round- read on.)
by a bubble dancer with a slow
Robin T turrament, the 1st Bn.; Teaching men to throw leather
leak?—Adv., Mgr. Gem Theater,
2nd Irf ' ■ < ' a «' d and out- and develop a power (or Sunday)
from the “Bealiner,
■cored 36' !rd F. A. Bn. to the score punch that carries all the wallop
of 35 to 2 1.
i of a heavy artillery •■»»ta-’k is the
Led by Pvt. L Storey, former work of Colonel Michael “Iron
-or.<| 14 points. Mike" Mulcahy, supervisor of box- I
L. S U. a ■; ■ .
1st Bt.. 3 ».’ 1 Infantry wax lead- ing for the Mountaineer Regiment I
ing, 15 to 4, at the half.
of the Timber Wolf Division.
The 1s lii , ;.:iHist Infantry, John-on. Willard. Dempsey
former All-American
coached 1 ■
Boxing has been one of Colonel
Star, 1st Lt. John Byers, from
“Iron Mike’s" chief interests since
Routh Ben i<! Indiana, came through
way back when Jack Johnson, Jess
'-.’th an ir nnres«iv‘ victory in their
Willard and Jack Dempsey were in
first gami” of th- 96th Division
their prune. He entered the ring
Bn iketbnll Tournament by a »core
Pvt. Sevmour J. Fish of the Tim­
Boxers! Talent Call
back in the days when boxers were
of 42 to 10
ber Wolf Division, a checker play­
For Feb. 10 Bouts
Clash Set for Tuesday J»3, afteHr 6,5 ™nutes of plav
sluggers and the ear marks were j
i tiie first quarter, Lt. John
er of five years standing, defeated
*
k 4 .
.
Power Beats Sonne
Boxers! Amble over to Field
numerous. A broken nose or a i
rs saw his boys blank out the
, Pvt. Jack Flynn of the MPs, SCU
At
8 P.M. in Portland
Wallace rode into the finals by
House. See Matchmaker
scar on the face bespoke the man’s
362nd F. A Bn. with superior fire­
11911, to capture the Camp Adair
successively defeating Pfc. Morris
Jim Shackleton and
profession. There was little of I
power. I »ii g a fa»t break to its
draughts championship and the
The Portland Boilermakers, a Weldon, SCU 1911, Pvt. William
“booked”.
the dancing around, the light jabs,
best advantag
Captain Frank C Wimer trophy, in
fast,
dangerous basketball team, Finchel, of the Timber Wolves, and
The
call
and the wearing-down system now
finals of the week-long tournament, I
Bn . 381st got t! ,r hafidH on the
w ill be next on the bill for the Charles Sonne, Mdq. SCU 1911. In
Shackleton is lining
in vogue in professional boxing
ball it was a ui money bet they
at Service Club No. 1, Tuesday
roving Timber Wolves of Camp the roaring semi-finals match with
bouts which will be on the Field
circles. This leader learned and he
would hit the bi. k-t. With such
evening.
Sonne, Wallace’s power told against
Adair.
House boxing card Feb. 10.
teaches that the army fighter must
sharpshooting the Infantry team
The 36-year-old, one time Chi- I
It will be Tuesday night at Port­ the southpaw, with the three-game
Bouts are preliminary to the
be u slugger and a brilliant man.
cagoan, who had won his way into ‘
had little trou I ■ running the score
land. Place is the Jefferson high scores reading 21-13, 20-21, 21-3.
Post championship tournament,
There i< probably but one man in the bracket over some mighty fine
up to an imp i xsive victory.
Victories over Pvt. Toribio Bo­
school gym. The starting time will
March
30,
31
and
Aprils
1
to
3,
h Divirion, used a Camp Adair who is personally ac­ competition (so did Flynn for that
Hq Co
canegra
of the Timber Wolves; the
lie
8
p.m.
And
for
cage
fans
who
inclusive.
superior hi'ight advantage over the quainted with the punch carried by matter), lost the first game, took
can make it, the battle is a “must”. grand veteran of handball warfare,
“
We
expect
to
have
anywhere
the
colonel
that
is
1st
Sgt.
Leon
­
3rd Bt.. 383rd, csperially under the
the second. They drew the third,
Fire Chief A. L. Sherk and Pvt.
The Wolf Line-up
from eight to a dozen bouts on
basket, where it counted the most, ard T. Fletcher of Company M. The fourth game, Fish won, to
Player-coach Lt. Bob Duffy an­ Eddie Jacobson, the acrobat king
the
card,"
Schackleton
said
yes
­
Sergeant
Fletcher
and
his
two
aril defeated (hem, 34-17. Starting
capture the two-out-of-three game
nounced yesterday that probable of 96th Signal Co., pit Ruskauff,
terday, “and will go all the way
off slow in the first quarter, Hq. brothers were corporals nt Ft. War­ match.
fart, the bizarre las^llieres. bracelets and other trinkets
starting line-up of the Timber former Long Beach, Calif., YMCA
from
lightweight
to
heavy
­
rm,
Wyo„
in
1931
and
Col.
Mulcahy
Co. team, led by T Sgt. H. Berge
Checker Mob There
fashioned hy Pvt. Frank Swain aren't e%en knitting. The Crow
Wolves quintet will include Lt. and Pacific Coast Cub player, into
weight.”
Indian soldier, whose most fighting name proper!} translated is.
■ nd ( pl N. Weiner, gradually eased was their commanding officer.
A goodly audience, including
“lakes The Enemy’s Gun Iwajr” (or Dck Sha e Estakke Doch
Herbert Brown at center, the new- I the final match.
Soldier fans of this Post who
135 Pounds of Iron
ay as the game progressed.
Post Commander, Col. Gordon Mc-
in
the
Crow
language),
finds
his
present
tenure
at
Station
Hospital
I
comer
from divisional play, Sgt. One Play-Off Left
remember the last seven-bout
Hhr l«iw>d’n Brutal Hruiner»
Sergeant Fletcher and his broth­ . Coy, <’Hpt. Wimer and Lt. Rich-
far easier than a lot of local jobs he has held—or that life in the
Jacobson and Sonne were unable
John Frazier, playing with Wax­
set-to and its three k.o.’s, prob­
ilackwood's
Brutal Bruisers, the er. Jess F. Fletcher, who is now a I arils the champs own C.O.. was on
AOOC
old days when he was a stellar jockey and top-notch bronco buster
to get together to play off for third
man
at
forward;
Duffy
and
Lt.
around
Billings.
Montana.
ably
need
no
urging
to
attend.
un of giant s from the 96th Mill- lieutenant in Pennsylvania, took up , hand to watch the tense final en-
place in the championship bracket
Besides, who wouldn’t like to weate a lavalliere. when he can
Jos. Quin starting at guard. Sgt.
As for others, mark down the
tary Polke took over the hard boxing at that time and on their counter and spur their favorites on.
present ii to such a well-favored nur*e as 1st Lt. Sadie U heless. I Clark Brown, though not slated to at scheduled time and will do it
date,
Feb.
10.
In checkers this is done different­
wood arid veritably beat 321st initial appearance for training.
which Pvt. Swain is doing in this Public Relations Photo.
late this week.
I
start. will probably see plenty of
Medicai Bn, lo try and liold thè Captain Mulcahy demonstrated on ly than in other sports, principally
By virtue of a couple defaults
action in the game.
* bv maintaining a genteel silence of tournament rounds during the
team a» top cagc outfit of thè 96th Spl. L. T. Fletcher.
and victory over Chaplain Lt. Vic­
The Boilermakers ( nobody
Infaiilry Divirio: . With every man
The latter put up his dukes in and seeing to it that recalcitrants week, as Pvts. Fish and Flynn
tor E. Newman, 21-17, and 21-14,
around here knows whether that Fireman Ray Maddy went through
■tretehing a . Il above nix feet in the upproved manner as instructed who can't stand the inertia, do like­ fought their way into the inner
I stands for their occupation or the to win the consolation rounds.
height, thè M. P.’i had little trouble and attempted to carry through wise.
shrine.
At Both Club«
way they drink it), definitely are
keeping thè -phiie out of the reach with >i blow. Fletcher’s jub was
In opening brackets at Club 1,
Plans are underway for a doubles
Both service clubs were scenes Fish beat another Timber Wolf
of thè hard fi'.'htir g Medica. Ile- parried and he received a wallop on
classified as big game. Their con­ tournament to be held shortly.
ginmng tti. ■ ■ :<l hulf the <>. I the jaw. Behind it were 135 pounds
quests include University of Ore-
draughtsman, Pvt. Thorrjpgton.
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The Camp Adair championship
politemeli led by a »core of 26 to of iron.
! gon and one victory (though they tournament will be conducted in
By the time six more games are
1 basketball team, the be«t loixing Pvt. Tenn.x lost to Pfc. Welton, both
Sonja
Henie's
Show
thè Madie» 8. At thè
! dropped the series) against the April.
He still remembers that the tysm, the No. 1 rifle team. Of also of the Timber Wolf Division. rolled out of the way, tonight and
■Cote wax 34 to 10.
famed Vancouver Ramblers.
course, it was not always as he At Club 2. where Florence Coardy tomorrow everting at Field House, Has Plenty Ice Aces
Colonel can punch.
Initial tournament brought forth
3r<l Bn., 3H2nd li
Their squad is bolstered by the a number of players with prime
Fletcher since fought for a num- desired, hut he has far more than Merriam was in charge of this
Although hilled and known as
the Post Complement and attached
Engr. Bn., IH.
her of years. He never lost a fischi one man’s share of victories to re­ mental war. Pvt Miller took Pvt.
an ice show, Sonja Henie’s Ice noted Slim Wintermuth, 6 foot possibilities and a Post handball
Ut Bn.. 3H2nd Inf. 35 . 363rd F. in the six years he fought in the member
He would never deal Asher of the Medics and Flynn troops basketball league will really Revue now on a ten-day stand at • 8 inch former Oregon U. star and team may be organized.
A. Bn . 21.
won by default from Cpl. Stol- be barreling in their round robin Madison Square Garden, boasts one of the outstanding centers in
with a quitter.
Army.
9«th Signal Co.. 30, ‘With Rr. Tr„
Lt. Christopher Christo, Co. E, iutlo.
It was in 1936 that he was first
many figures of the athletic world, America.
series.
Fish took Welton straight games
beaten by a soldier, lie kept a has taken active charge of the HO
On the immediate schedule, fol­ more than many bona fide sports
Hq Co Oilth Div., 34, 3rd Bn., long-time promise to Mrs. Fletcher men who have signed ui> for boxing in the semi-finals at No. 1. Flynn
Helen Jacobs, world's top rank­
events.
3S3rd Inf.. 17.
that whenever he lost a fight, he ! in tb< regiment. AmorfV his assist- was forced to a pair of draws but lowing games are on tap:
Most prominent are Dorothy and ing tennis player for many years,
M I’. Platoon, 34, I2UI Medicai would quit fighting Since then he I ants are Ricliurd J. Barr of Holly- scored struight wins over Asher at
Tonight—Medics vs. Motor Main­
Hazel Caley, champion figure skat­ has signed up with the Navy’s
Bn.. 10.
tenance at 6 p. m.; MPs vs. QM at
has handled numerous boxing I woim I, Calif., member of Headquar­ Club 2.
WAVES.
ers of Canada.
2nd Bn., 3M2nd Inf., 28, l«t Bn., squads and always brought back ters company, Second Battalion, a
The new chanipi* is an able 7; Hdq. vs. 332 QM at 8 o’clock.
383rd Inf'., 18.
champion* from tournaments they professional. He fights under the player, with considerable experience
Tomorrow night—691st QM vs. ^51111II IIIllllllllIII SI II II II 11111 Mill Illi IlllllllllllllIII I II Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllù
Ext Bn.. 381 »I inf, 42. 862nd F. fought in.
name of “Young Mickey Walker.” in club tournaments in and around 3429 Ordnance at 6; Hdq. vs.
A. Bn . 10.
because Walker was always his idol. Chicago. He had to be to take the 332nd QM at 7; MPs vs. 336 QM
Win or Nothing
2 Mi. N. of Albany on Hwy. 99
Today, Colonel Mulcahy, with There is also Pvt John G. Paskus, long undisputed champ of the MPs. at 8.
EVERY SATURDAY’
the aid of his assistants, is impart­ | Company M, an amateur who has Pvt. Flynn is a cagy boardsman
The Yokums of 337th Depot Co.,
NIGHT
Jitterbug Contest for Men in Uniform — Cash Prizes =
ing the knowledge that he has been under the management of ami earned right to represent the who have been keeping themselves
Enjoy the Smooth, Modern
amassed during the Snore than Tuny Morgan« at Philadelphia for Post Complement and attached pretty prominently injected into
Stylings of
Lota of girls. Music by TOPHATTERS,
three decades that he win in the the past three years. Both of these troops in the tourney by losing only most everything lately, furthered
( OK\ ALLIS
Salem’s Leading Dance Hand.
ring and later since he has watched men have answered the bell to the one Came in «erie« last
the cause in a couple of the out­
■ p note hers in their divisions. Wil
-By HR. standing games of the week.
from the ringside
10-Piece ORCHESTRA
Sat. - Sun. - Mon.
lie says that it is his intention to liam A Siscoe from Missouri, Ser
Salem Armory—Adm. 10c—Every Saturday. 9 I’. M
featuring
After toppling the 555th Rail­
96th Div. Games Ahead
round out some champions from vice company, has had 15 years ex- j
Sponsored by Capital Post No. 6, American Legion
DOROTHY EVANS
heads. 59-14. last Thursday night,
Claudette's niest
TONIGHT
Sidney
the raw material given him by perienee in gym work.
1900 •21ft r A Bn. vs. 1st Bn . 381st they stopped the winning streak
Meiling te»«w«y
Camp Adair. Colonel Mulcahy has Glick. Co F, was lightweight chain- i Ii t
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2000 -321st En<t Bn. v«. 90U bienal of Hdq. of SCU, by a score of
atm
never been satisfied with second- pion in Indiana from 1923-26.
Co
24-6.
The
Yokum
regulars
arc
2100 381st r Á Bn vt 3«3rd r A
Among the recruits for the box­
"It Htpprntd Oat
raters. When lie first entered into
Bn
Cpl*. Stolpc. Arterburn. Sgt. Wel­
s|Hirts, his must la- the winning ing class are men who have never
FRIDAY
Night!
ter, Pvt. Blevins and PFC Welton.
IBM
lit
Bu
Siiti
Inf
3r9
B
b
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seen a bout, However, with the Si’Bt Inf
<hv4«n«
3000— 3 «lit r A Bn .
training they are receiving, one
2nd Bn..
39 i at Inf
COLBERT
week's work has started them
.100 321ft Med Bn vs ) 796th Ord.
Co.
toward a coordination of muscles,
SATURDAY
McCREA
u rhythm and timing that will re­
! .00 921»t r A. Bn ’ vs. 3rd Ba..
391 at Inf
sult in many becoming finished
SUNDAY
woo 2nd Bn. 391 at Inf . vs 3rd B b ..
fighters fighters who can send 393rd
Inf
knockout blows cascading from the
T uesday
1900 9«U Sitati Co vs. Hu Co 98tk
chins, off the noses or to th«' solar Pit
Pvt. Storey, Mighty
2000 - 9« th YM
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plexuses of their opponents.
noo
1st Bn. in Easley Set,
With Sky-Scraping 5
Of Hq. Co. in Kane
League, Swamp Foes
Timber Wolf Player
Post Checker Champ
Pvt. Seymour Fish Beats Jack
Flynn to Snare Wimer Trophy
Timber Wolves Point
t Bad Boilermakers
SCU-IX Corps League
Swinging Into
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LET S DANCE
at
TUMBLE INN
DANCE
Al Benning's
Ex-LSU S’ar Nabs
League Point Lead
921st F A Bu vs 5 9 J nd F A
Bn
Stari» Sundav
ezei £
<(IRV ALLIS
Pvt Horton Sniiril, the famous
golfer, is now in the Army Air
Forces Technical Training Center.
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M P Platoon vs 796th Ord Co
96th ÇM Co vv let Bn. J Bird
Complete Line of Used
Mite, Heads 1st Bn.
Pvt. Lawrence Storey, former
Basketball star of L. S. V.. now
putting his talents to work for the
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1st Bn.. 3H2nd Inf., stepped out tn
front with l.cagne scoring honors
in the first week of the 96th Inf
Division Basketball Tournament,
by adding 16 points to his personal
credit.
Thus far, competition for the title
has been pretty stiff and it showM
be even closer a* the series draw,
into the second week of play
Breathing on the neck of the 5
foot 5 inch mite. Pvt I. Storey, arv
Pvt. J. Sevier of the M 9 a and
T Sgt H Berge of Hq Co. 96t h
Div., vwch with 14 points
IN- H
C Strickland of the 1st Bn Miet
Inf team is close behind with 13
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3tlst Inf .
vs
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