Cump Adair Sentry
Thursday, February 25, 19 K
rapi* Eight
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Hq., 921st, Hold To
96th League Firsts
KWIL Will Broadcast
Shans-Greco Title Go
Camp Adair
SPORTS
It had to happen ooner or later.*
ROLL ’ER TO 7
A the ixth w< > k of the 96th Di­
Added spurt- news will tie found
Pfr. Bob Ruskauff, Editor
vision’s championship cage tourney by gently turning over—to Page 7
roa: J by. tin- three way first place (lucky number!).
tie up in the Kane League was
broken when the high and mighty
five of the 2nd Bn., 381st Infantry
took a nosi dive at the hands of
the 1st Bn.. 382nd Infantry. This
leaves the 96th Division H.Q. Com­
i
pany and th.- lsl Bn., 382nd In-
Soldier Hockey Star,
iantry still fighting i. out for the
CpI. Bob Smith, Was
lead.
Great Gopher Lineman
Tech. Sergeant Howard Berge,
i
■ e guard of th, 96th Division
• By T Sgt. K. A. Brow'n
Headquarters squad, earned his
Corporal Robert A. Smith, ath­
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keep in last Friday night’s game
letic director assigned to the 96t|i
when h led hl.- spirited team mates
Division
Special
Service
Section,
Ten
Bouts
on
Cord
at
'Wolves' Hit Stride
The three New York baseball
in a 36-24 triumph against the 321st
was recently added to the lineup
clubs, which can quarrel over noth­
Engineers Dispelling the old feel­
Salem Armory March 5 ing at times, agree that they won’t
With Passing Attack ol an all service men’s hockey team
ing that big men are slow men,
which meets at the Portland Colis­
let any of their players train by
Belg1, who has to knock the snow
eum every Sunday night.
themselves in warmer climates
off hi- nose every morning, ran
To sports adicts. Bob Smith will
Two 96th Div. boxing teams will after the northern camps open . . .
With identical, "believe it or
long-legged c::eii - around the En­
be
remembered as one of the Uni­ help the American Legion Capital "You know a ball player's idea of
not” scores, the Timber Wolf bas­
gines •: I’.ntii :h < mpetition looked
ketball team clipped the 96th Divi­ versity of Minnesota’s outstanding Post No. 9. of Salem, put across training,” snorts Secretary Eddie
like that they had dropped their
sion in their “big game” at Field linemen during the 1941) and 1941 the first of a series of scheduled Brannick of the Giants. ’’They
pic)..- and shovr 1.-. Even though his
football seasons when the Gophers boxing shows, in the Salem arm­ work out a few minutes then go
defensive p sition in past games House, In a prelim, the Div. Hdq. were national collegiate champions.
ory March 5—and also assist the play a round of golf.” . . . V e’ve
oi
fit
outbattled
the
*J21st
FA
team
has prevented him from taking a
He is 23 years old and parks his day room fund of the Post by doing going to urge them all to do some
of
(he
96th.
primarj place
the lime light of
I
"he scores — 58-38 — for both 210 pounds at 96th Division Head­ so.
road work before they report,” adds
the high, scorer-. H rg<- managed to i
quarter- Company. He intends to
A 10-hout card is planned, rang- Ed Barrow of the Yayks “We al­
get around the net throughout th« i games! One would susp«'-t collu-
go back to school when the war is ■ ¡ng a]i tile way from bantam to ways do.” .. . The Dodgers’ Branch
setup and i.i . 1. d off first place t si , had the action not been so
over nd complete his senior year heavyweight
and
including a Rickey siy’s he’d like to get five or
furious
and
the
scoring
so
fa..c,
with 9 point.-.
in business administration.
1 “grudge”
battle
between
one six players together for prelimi­
In the Easley League, the M.P. well diversified.
“Lackantu” a 98-pounder and a nary work about March 1 so he
Platoon, despii th- loss of big Bill 1 It was a fitting a id climactic
■ Today’s Guest Star
party called “Lipsey," who scales could lie sure how their condition­
Reeder who was mid up with a duo of melee.- marked by presence
Hal
Wood, Twin Falls (Idaho) 280. This ought to bring back the ing is coming along.
of
both
th«'
artillery
bands
of
the
sprained ankle. uhbed Sevier, who
heretofore ha. -larrvd at forward, 96th and the Timber Wolf divi- Tine - News: "If the war keeps up flea and the elephant story.
and the feminine side takes over
Fighters will represent
in the centi position and made a sions, plus and a lusty, roaring
Babe Ruth’s idea that northern
sports reporting, the boys who make
381st Inf. team, which SSO
fourth rail; to ek> out 27 points crowd of rooters for both divisions.
training will “ruin” players and
the all-star team will be the ones
against the l.i of the 1st Bn.. 381st Among fan- who perhaps helped who have the prettiest curls, the Robert Barrett says is going great that the pitchers will only be good
Infantry.
R suits of the other put the Timber Wolves over the best color combinations on their guns and a team of the 383rd Inf., for a few innings at the start
games:
top was Majoi General Gilbert R. suits
and who Look like good with Lt. Edward McCloy, SSO, in brought a series of snorts along the
Kane League—H.Q. Co. 96th Div., Cook and his daughter. Ce Ce, who jitterbugs.
baseball beat . . . “What did he ever
28, 361st F.A. Bn., 18; 2nd Bn., have been ardent rooters for the
know about training?” was the
381st Inf.. 32, 3rd Bn., 382nd Inf., squad all season long and Brigadier
general reaction .. . And you gotta '
26; 1st Bn. 382nd Inf., 35, 361st General Bryant E Moore.
admit the Babe never took his
F.A. Bn., 18.
Div. Hdq. Smoothies
spring work too seriously . . . Dixie
Easley League—796th Ord. Co..
In the preliminary game the
Walker, for one, figures that play­
2i), 1st lb.. .¡81s ini. 2-1; 921st F.A.
Div. Hdq. squad of the Timber
ers who live in the North all winter j
Bn.. 44; 96th Q.M. Co., 27; 796th
Wolves showed the class which has
will be a lot better off for staying |
Ord. Co.. 29. 3o.’nd F.A. Bn., 27;
kept them undefeated in their Divi­
there to train instead of moving
1st Br.„ 383rd Inf., 35, 1st Bn.,
The Redlegs once again crushed |
Infantry League
sion league, when they took the
to a warmer climate and back
381st Inf., 33.
L. again .. .
921st F.A. of the 96th by th” 58-38 the Boni heads, 36-17 at Field House
W.
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count. Div. Hdq. led by lit points Tui -day night and clinched the Ar- Mountaineers
— o —
0
New York
Tama Mauriello, at half time. Vandervoort and tilb ry League title;the Mountain­ Gulls
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With as much fanfare as a Byrd
’89;!i, New York, outpointed Vin­ Fusselman. with 16 and 10 points, eers of Infantry de-spouted the Geysers
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I expedition setting sail for the
cent Pimpinella. 172-'i, New York,
o
to South Pole, a group of intrepid
high-scored for the losers. The re- Geysers, 36-24 to cinch theirs; so Engineers
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10 explorers led by Branch (Christo­
j markable 27 points sunk by Pvt. all of the three Timber Wolf league Pill Rollers
basketball
champions
are
now
de
­
Artillery League
; Cleve Kennedy really put the Div.
pher Columbus) Rickey has headed
o up the Hudson river to find a place
i Redlegs .....................
11
Hdq. boys acro.-s, backed by the cided. Presenting them:
Infantry League—the Mountain­ i Boneheads ............................... 10
■ great flooi work of Adams and
3 called Bear Mountain, where the
eers, with 11 wins, 1 loss.
Falcons
4
i Manion.
i Brooklyn Dodgers will establish a
Artillery League-—Redlegs, with [
Bees ...........
3
8 mailing address in March.
For about the first time this sea-
11 wins. 2 losses.
I Generals .............
1
Ison the traveled Timber Wolf divi­
11
Bear Mountain is a well-known
I Special Troops League — Hdq.
Special Troops League
I ski resort, but underneath that
sion team really got their passing
Co., with 11 wins, 0 losses.
I Hq. Co.
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attack on the beam and it was this
0 white stuff skiers glide over and
There are only two games in
2 sit down in, Rickey has been told
Snoopers.....................................9
more than any other factor which
this great intra-mural competition !
i Storekeepers............................ 5
gave them victory over the speedy
6 can be found no fewer than five
2 V
of Albany on Hwy. 99
remaining. Neither will affect the i
Sigs ....................................... 2
ami hard-fighting team of the 96th.
9 baseball diamonds where the Dodg­
EVERY SATURDAY
standings in any way, hence the
Balls o’ Fire
2
Scoring was diversified for both
Hi ers can practice their profession—
NIGIIT
big guns of tht' Timber Wolves are ;
outfits. The 58 Timber Wolf points
if they don't get tangled up in
Ei ■ y the Smooth. Modern
pointed to the play-off to decide
were earned—Frazier, 13; Duffy, which team is class of the three
BASKETBALL GAMES
Stylings of
. their skis.
13; Badgley, 11; Waxman, 5; leagues.
WANTED
Groundkeepers
Baseball moguls—1st Sgt. Tom 1 Rickey already has accepted
Adam.-. 4; H. Brown. 10; C. Brown,
Play Off Battles
Davee and Lt. Walter W. Kirksey, Bear Mountain as a training site,
lO-Piece ORCHESTRA
2.
The 96th Div.’s 38 is added —I These will happen next Tuesday who direct the operations of both but never a person to leave any­
featuring
DOROTHY EVANS
Weimer, 1; Bolte, 9; Sevier, 3; and Thursday nights and, judged on the soft ball and league ball teams thing to chance he decided to take
Reeder, 7; Gilmore. 4; Wiskoske. performance basis, odds favor the of their battery, have decided to do his groundkeeper from Ebbets
stream-lined Hdq. Co. squad of Spe­ their spring training right at home
2; Berge, 3; Jawkoivski
Field to make an inspection and
cial Troops. Undefeated, their vic­ (Camp Adair). (Any ball teams
compile technological data such as
tori" include that against the 96th wanting to book training games |
when he would need to start ex­
Div. 921st outfit.
now—write or call to 1st. Sgt. T. i
cavating. Newspapermen and pho­
Two teams, picked by lot, will Davee, Btry “C” 363rd F.A. Bn.
tographers were included in the
meet Tuesday night, 7 o’clock, at at 6th So. and E. Ave. All teams
( OKI ALLIS
expedition to assure that the find­
Field House, The third will draw invited. Our ball field is your field,
ings were recorded for posterity.
Thur d;i 1 -T'ridav-Saturdav
ready,
they
say.
and
a bye and on Thursday, March 4,
Many of the newspapermen in
7 p. nt., meet the winner of Tues-
the party have accompanied the
day’s battle,
By any count, if1
96th Leagues
Dodgers to Havana, Cu^a, for
you like Dr. Naismith’s famous i
training in the last two years and
game, these fracases should be
Kane League Standings
their reactions to the change from
worth the price of admission—just
Won Lost
tropical
to polar conditions may be
wear your uniform over to Field H.Q. Co. 96th Div.
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worthy of historical attention, also,
House. Final league standings:
0
1st Bn., 383rd Inf.
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if the phenomena does not destroy
1
2nd Bn., 381st Inf.
4
the recording instruments.
2
3
!96th Signal Co.
To West Point
2
2
3rd Bn., 383rd Inf.
Besides inspecting Bear Moun­
2
3
, 2nd Bn., 383rd Inf.
o
¡ 361st F.A. Bn.........
ALBANY
3 tain the party will look over the
field house at West Point, five
Gabby" Hayes
Easley League Standings
miles away. It is here the Dodgers
921st F.A. Bn......
Now Playing
probably will do most of their
i M.P. Platoon .
FLYING FORTRESS’
training, if the explorers find what
2nd Bn., 382nd Inf.
RICH ARD GREENE
they expect to find on the ground
3rd Bn., 381st. Inf.
With Ralph Richardson
CARLA LEHMANN
at Bear Mountain.
796th Ord. Co. .....
Arrangements have been made
1st Bn., 383rd Inf.
Coming Sunday
Starts Sunday
for the Dodgers to use the baseball
321st Med. Bn
“CROSSROADS”
cage in the Army’s field house for
Wm. ISiWELL and
three hours on any day when con­
HEDY LAMARR
ditions are not suitable for practic­
I
GME TIERNEY * LYNN BAM
ing outdoors at Bear Mountain.
Handball Hounds In
'Ladder' Tournament
Friday night's lightweight bout
in Madison Square Garden between
Cleo Shuns, veteran Los Angele-
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contender, and Johnny Greco of
A. n prelude to tile Camp ?. ail ; l ilt ut either Field House (phone
Canada, will he broadcast over
2897) or Fire Station 1 (next-door
KWIL, Albany. Tune to 1280 kilo singles and doubles blind) all tour­
to Lorenz Court on 1st St. S. and F).
nament' to lie conducted in lute
cycles at 7 p. in.
Phoiu- is .'1131. Play will begin next
April and Muy, a singles “ladder” Thursday and tournament will close
tournument will he launched . next March l(i. On March 15 and 16,
Thursday on the Lorenz Court.
1'luyers standing in the first four
Whet, the ladder tourney is well rungs on the ladder will meet in
underway and player combinations pl; y-oft matches for th” champion­
ship.
arranged, a doubles tournament
Nothing Fussy About
To climb the ladde.*. Chief Sherk
will also be started. This was the said, a player may challenge an-
Fussel man; He Still
announcement yesterday of Fire o'her player rated not more than
Chief A. L. Sherk, who has been two rungs above himself. Matches
Adds; 79 Pts. Total
playing the old Irish game for lo, under A.A.U. rules.
Timber Wolves Defeat 96th in ‘Big Games’
Division Pugilists
Battle for Legion
Identical Scores
Both Games, 58-38
; Second Guessing
:
Wolf
age League Champs
at
TUMBLE INN
The tournament is open to all
these 30-odd years, (mil is sort of
handbull
players EM. isfficera or
the unanimously-appoint«d handball
The high and mighty Lester L.
civilians—on this Post. All play-
Fusselman of the 921st F.A. Bn. commissioner pre-tem in 1 " " ling dates will be clean'd by phon-
•still wears the coveted crown of the parts.
! ing 3131. Next Sentry will un-
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High-lights of tourney rules fol­ I nounce entries and ratings; players
96th Division’s basketball IliMfll
scorer with 79 points to his credit low:
[ of proved past performance will be
Enter by Munday
in ,six weeks of competition, Fus-
* seeded to start, others to be placed
seiman has been in the lead ever
Entries must be filed by Monday by lot.
since the round robin series opened
up and it looks like he’s going to be
us permanent as Gibraltar.
Master Sergeant Burdette Owen
of the H6th Division Headquarters
Company was right behind him at
the close of the week’s hostilities
with Sb points while his team mate.
Corporal Norman Weiner, boasted
48 points to put him right ahead of
the 921st’s J. Yeasiey who pulled up
Lots of girls. Music by TOPH ATTERS,
in fourth place with 47. Donnie G
Salem's Leading Dance Band
VanDervort, also of the 921st, has
dropped down to fifth with 4(1
Salem Armory—Adm. 50c—Every Saturday, 9 P. M.
points.
Sponsored by Capital Post No. 9, American Legion
IN THE
ARMY BOMBER
SQUADRONS
ITS CAMELS FOR
ME—THE Y VE GOT
WHAT IT TAKES
say:
"LAYING THE EGGS
tor dropping the bombs
"BROWNED OFF"
for bored
"PIECE OF CAKE"
for an easy job
"CAMEL"
for the Army man's favorite
cigarette
FIRST IN THF SERVICE -
you bet !
With men in the Army, Navy,
Marines, and Coast Guard, the fa­
vorite cigarette is Camel. ( Based
on actual sales records in Post
Exchanges and Canteens.)
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fdown
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when in need of furniture — for a whole home
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BIBLE
CONFERENCE
First Baptist Church
GEORGE MONTGOMERY
Albany . . . Fifth and Lyon
GRANADA
Feb. 23-28
ALBANY
First Baptist Church
Corvallis. Ninth and Monroe
March 2-8
:
8:00
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I’. M.
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RICHARD CARLSON
Monday
Wednesday
Friday
Saturday
Dr. Roy L. Brown Speaker
DON’T FORGET YOE ARE
WELCOME i participate in
all the activities ,.f the two
churches.
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Coming Sundav—5 Days
“Journey for Margaret"
ROBERT YOl’NG and
LARAINE DAY
SERVICE MEN’ S CENTERS
in ALBANY & CORVALLIS.
Make it your home when in
town - Relax
Write letters.
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Starts Sunday
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alito
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.MONTE WOOLLEY
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Wonder if Ford Frick’s effort to
get the Phils back on their feet
will be as successful as his first big
job as National League president
. . . Back in 1935, if you remember,
Frick stepped into John Heydler’s
shoes just in time to deal with a
similar situation at Boston ... He
(or the National League) wasn’t
so gentle that time as yesterday’s
dealings with Gerry Nugent . . .
Gerry, at least, got some money
out of it, but all Judge Emi! Fuchs
got when they took the Braves
away front him was the bounce...
But the Braves kept solvent anil
then moved out of last place, which
was all the league required ... All
w<- can say for the Phils' buyers is
that they must have as much cour­
age as money—and our understand,
ing is that they had to show a good
bankroll for expenses besides the
price of the club’s stock.
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our service in this djpcrtme it
dividual help to shoppers
—as it is humanly pos-
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is much above the average
store
sitile under present con-
ditions.
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