Page Eight Thursday, April 15. 1943. August, 1942 Camp in continued construction, but 96th division activated Saturday. August 15. in simple ceremony. Major General Bradley, commanding general, presented national . is to the sc ior officer of the line ... first camp marriage solemnized as 1st Sgt. ( < erge Evars mairies Miss Miriam Malcor ... Margaret Blodgett arrives as first of Camp .’dair ho t.-.-e5 ... Military Police, under Lt. Hale, take over from U. S. Guards ...12J throng Albany High School auditorium as Camp Adair soldiers present big snow ... gals war» cd about writing loose information to EM in letters ... Pvt. R. C. Johnson does a Joe R okie Column, “Thumbs Up" ... three important promoting: Brigadier General Gilbert R. Cook, commanding general, Timber Wolf Division, to Major General: Col. Claudius M. Easley, 96th Inf., to Brigadier General; Col. William C. Dunckel to Brigadier General in command of Field Artillery, Timber Wolf Division ...Ft. Lewis sends down all-star ball team for games in Salem and Albany . .. Col. Herman F. Kramer becomes Brigadier General ... Red Cross set up, under Robert Latham, Veri Lewis as assistant ... cuts lost for August 27 issue of The Sentry. Regmt. Drops Three Torrid Ball Games To Willamette I Gulls, Mountaineers Go At It Once Again I Camp Adair SPORTS J4 ----- Pefurn Go at Salem Scheduled Tomorrow By Pfc. Bob Ruskauff Two by 5-4 Scores; Second Game is 12-2 I College Men Go Wild On Own Home Ground Despite the fact that they dropped all three games played, the 383rd Infantry last week showed lots of promise in the sin­ gle and double header setups against the Willamette, College nine of Salem. In the first breathtaker played The Corvallis high basebailers in ' Friday afternoon on the camp Leading the loop in a twenty Pre-season favorite was the their opening game of the season team league is Sgt. Nicholas Poliv- I Anti-tank team which made a late fell before the Eugene nine there ' grounds, Barnacle of the 383rd chak who won his fifth straight start. The Anti - Tankers have yesterday by the score of 7 to 4. walked in the eighth with one man softball game for the Seagulls of played one game which they won. The breaks gave the contest to the out Nalley followed him up, Timber Wolf division and Company Company L will meet the Anti- : Axemen when an error by Allan popped. Murdoch walked, sending Tankers later in the season around Anderson, pitcher for the Spantans,. Barnacle to second. Ferret stepped L leads the tourney. three luns which broke a 4-all : up, smashed out a single to left In second place is Company D May 20. Both teams have good pitchers, and there should be quite tie ,' n tbe last half of tbe 81xth | field, and brought ; in Barnacle with 3 wins and 1 loss. n incoU inning. ¡while [while Mnrrlrw»h Murdoch wac was thrown thrown nnf out nt at Company M has won 2 games a tussle. Weiner is the pitcher for third. and lost 1. the Anti-Tankers. Costly Slide In the ninth, the fans threw 332nd QM Poxers Show /4Ps Outsprint their hats away when Faird. Wil­ Excellent Technique lamette second baseman, threw Officers in 19-14 wild on a proposed double play — Outfielders' Duel Outstanding boxers in the 332nd and allowed Jeffries to slide in Under Lt. L. A. Shuck, manager-j QM Company are Capt. Donald home. There were several sprees (bat- Coach Grant “Doc” Swan is Burnett, who was a champion in coach, the Sea Gulls regimental Nalley popped out and Murdoch baseball team started workouts last 1 g> served up in this softball searching his Oregon State track college days. S Sgt. Guy Black- night, prepping for coming league went to first after bein* hit by a ;; me, but the EM team from the squad in quest of all available tal­ more, an acrobat, and Cpl. Kern play up around the Timber Wolf Pitcbed baH. With the bases loaded MPs got in on most of them and. ent for the annual relay meet with Tice who also pitches a mean game division. and two out, Ferret smacked a consequently, a 19-14 win over the the Oregon team here April 24. The of ball. The rest of the boys in armed forces have taken 16 out­ Formal schedule hasn’t bepn double to deep center field scoring officers team of SCU 1911. the 332nd claim that these three fully logged as yet, Cpl. Obitz re­ two runs. It would have been an standing cinder prospects since It may have been treason some­ last fall and Swan is hard pressed are tough on. offense and defense ports, but the Gulls sport some top easy homer if one had been needed, where along the line for Lt. Kres- for material this spring. 1 and show excellent technique in caliber players, including Sgt. Here ” ’s the box scores: --------- saty of the MPs, who played for. Swan is building his squad around handling their dukes. 383rd Infantry Willamette Finan, four years hurling for var ­ also ccached the officers, with 1 able the six returning lettermen, head- I R HE B B sity at St. Joseph College, Indiana; 4 I -J 4 I A L' « ^11 « 9 *4 A o 1 o assistance of Lt. Loffredo. ; CÍH» 11. lb I ed by Captain Don Findlay, de­ o Paxton ! b o Prird. ’?•> 0 •> o Sgt. Butler, ex-semi pro; Pvt. Don ! T'a’ narb». 2b o The MPs snared 5 runs each in fending Pacific Coast conference O 0 0 0 0» ’’•’ton. 311 I Hoajr. Frye, former leading short stop of 1 Nalley, xk . o .0 0 0 0 J.arson. ss the first and second innings, I in the ladder. : Xfnrdofk. rf 0 0 Kister, ri 1 0 0 Piedmont League and Pvt. Cipes, the third, were blanked in the Pankow, rf .0 0 Barnick cf 0 0 o 0 Kunkr. If former catcher in New York state’s , Rami’pz. If 1 1 0 0 Some Volleyball fourth and fifth but got up on O 1 0 Ferret. c o I Ercolini. c "Twilight Leagues. ” • Teffiirx. J» i 0 Mr Ab bee, p 0 0 0 Geysers of the Timber Wolf divi­ their hind legs in the sixth to I Pfddrnr. p i 1 o i O (\meron, p sion played two very fast volley- Proposals to name a coordinator of g.-.ake 8 runs. j Stephen*. p ..o o Hanzewski, p o 0 0 Free Movies __________________ j ball teams to become the champions sports and head off any possible Second Game Movies have been added to the “ work or fight ’ ’ order aimed at The second game of the series ] DO YOU SWIM__ OR CRAWL? of tbe first battalion Monday night. ______ i Capt. Peterson’s boys, managed by athletes will be placed before Man­ informal Sunday evening® at Club was played at Salem Saturday L The movies begin about 8:30 ’ Swimmers who would do some Sgt. Kenneth O’Dell, defeated Hdq. power Commissioner Paul V. Mc­ afternoon. In the third inning, Wil­ Nutt and Presidential Secretary and feature intere ting short sub­ lamette rary hog-wild and took the prime splashing for their units Co. Marvin McIntyre today by a group jects. Last Sunday night, the pro­ night as well organize for the | Co. D. only undefeated team, of congressmen. game with nine runs. Final scores gram included “The O’egon Trail,” ! were 383rd Inf.—2 runs, 5 hits, camor is on among the Sea Gulls , will compete in the Regimentali “The Might’- Peaver” and “Ad­ and 4 errors—Willamette 12 runs, itf the Timber Wolves. Nucleus of playoff. venture-Bound. ” a planned swim team includes1 10 hits, 3 errors. S Sgt. James Hefferman, threei In the final gp.me, the little man FINDER—DON’T KEEP ■ 1 art a® City, Mo.—Mrs. Beulah years of high school and college in black called tw’o strikes which Clanger has started a wartime varsity swimmer; Cpl. Brederlov, A ring and set of keys were lost the 383rd debated so that Hilton, business. She is taking advantage who swam competitively in Ger- between Corvallis and Camp Adair., who had 2 strikes already on him, T any and later in New Y’ork State Reward. If found, call 82 in Cor- x Ore?on ®tate’s var>iity tcnni!’ of the alarm clock shortage by lambasted the ball into deep center I va}jjs , team is working out daily in prep-. calling war workers on the phone and Sgt. Vout. aration for the season’s opener to awaken them mornings. Her fee field and gave Willamette the one point lead that held to the finale. r against Idaho at Moscow, April 23. is 50 cents per week. Sth Frame Circus Squad members are busy at present playing for positions on the ladder. The Willamette boys really took Maxie’s Law Zoot! The first five men will make the the ball game in the last half of trip to the Palouse country. Los Angeles (CNS) — Slapsie the eighth. The first man up, Bar­ Ivan Hatfield, number one man Maxie Rosenbloom ,ex-fighter and red, tripled. Barnick put a line on last year’s strong team, heads entertainer, charged Daniel Gon- drive to Cissle at shortstop, who ------------------ - ------------- — champion in the broad jump. ( zales, 24, with stealing two of his tossed to third for a double play. 5To: Sports Editor: I Anyone interested in supporting best suits and took him to court. Larson doubled and Hilton hit a “ATTENTION GOLFERS: such a splendid program, drop over At the preliminary hearing, the 3-2 pitch to drive him in. It was Do you feel that urge to get to Service Club No. 1 next Wed- judge asked Maxie to leave one of then that Hilton made his decisive Cat and swat the white pill around? nesday evening at 7:30 p. m. (April I the suits, which police had recov- drive. .Well, let’s do something about it. 21) and we shall discuss it. See . ered, as an exhibit. The only one The scorebooks read: 383rd In­ Why not have a golf tournament Sgt. Aleck. he had with him was the one he i fantry—4 runs, 8 hits, 1 error; ail our own ? | It’s up to you golfers from now Corvallis, Ev.gene and Newport *88„ wearinK- “I’« alright with Willamette—5 runs, 9 hits, 2 er­ This tournament will include on. rifle clubs recently held a match me’ Maxie gulped. However, the rors. officers and enlisted men. Sincerely, in the OSC college armory, with court relented and instructed him Imagine playing golf with a Sgt. George Aleck. Eugene taking first, Corvallis sec- to take the suit to superior court Hevea rubber trees produce 1,500 i could cram into a r.ine-*ight card. Although line-u »s w«’e not com­ plete at press time the call has Teen heavy for reneat fights, they ’■ °re ’hot good. Officiating will be :ppo:ntees of the Salem B’xing Commission with probable referee Tacky Macfarlane, Jr. He isn’t the Tack, but has fought 99 pro bouts f nd refereed hundreds. Pitchers' Duel Looms Eugene Downs In Softball Battles Spartans, 7-4 Beaver Track Team Preparing for Meel Baseball Season Sports Are Declared Essential to Nation If Mid-Iron Minded and Mashie's Hot, Then See What Sgt. Aleck Has in Mind Eugene Wins Rifle Match in OSC Armory