Sheppard Post Leagues Score Big New Season Records
In League No 1 on Monday night Finance No 3 and Section B clashed. Section B posted a season high 2594 with Loriano claiming three game honors at 613. Finance No 3 won two games and claimed a high team game 925 and high individual game 238 by Little. Other results included Finance No 2 winning three by default and Section Q taking two from Main Gate Guard. In League No 2 bowling on Learn and Live.
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Finance No. 3
Section B
Maples
Loriano
Little
Finance No. 2
Section Q
Finance No. 4
Finance No
Section N
M. P
Warehouse 2
Finance
Seem Eee
Seecerawse
AACS Bowling League Open Winter Season Starts
The 78th AACS Bowling League opened with tightly matched games. Diachun led the Radio Operators to a clean sweep over Special Orders scoring 575, while Forrest led Section C with 219 and 643 totals. Radio Operators claimed top team honors with 883 single and 2489 three-game totals. Next bowling night is Thursday Dec 28 with no holiday interruption.
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AACS
Diachun
Canaries
Forrest
Special Service
Ncoicg
Basketball results in Post Leagues section play
In the National League Section A defeated Section S 40 to 13 while the 78th won by default. Section P lost 25 to 23 to Section I and Section C beat Section L 54 to 20. In the American League Section E beat Section M 45 to 21 and the 78th Hot Rocks won 40 to 18 over Section B. Section O edged Section N 39 to 36 and Section A fell 21 to 18 to Section Q. The National League seeks one more team. contact Staff Sergeant Broderick at the North Gym.
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Hotrocks
Broderick
Medics Triumph Over Boys Club In Close 41 36 Win
The Medics of Section E defeated the Boys Club 41 to 36 at the Boys Club gym. Medics led 14 to 11 at halftime with Lynns and Tucker tying for high point honors with 14 points each.
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Lynns
Tucker
Outstanding athletic figure at Sheppard Field
Pfc Jules Hoffstein of the 78th joins the Sheppard Field Eagles basketball squad after leading Newcastle Army Air Base Delaware in 1942 43 as captain and high scorer. A Wilmington native, he excelled in baseball football track tennis and bowling setting records at Scott Field Illinois and earning best athlete honors. He may pursue college offers or a contract with the St Louis Cardinals while serving as a physical training instructor.
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Pfc
Jules
Ace) Hoffstein
Sheppard Field
Eagles
Newcastle Army Air Base
Delaware
Hoffstein
Wilmington
Del
Upper Darby High
Scott Field
Ill
Kegling
Illinois Air Field
University of Nevada
Temple University
Philadelphia
St. Louis Cardinals
Malpica Captures Feature Bout in Boxing Card
In front of about 3,500 spectators at Hangar No 3 Wallace Malpica defeated Charles Hillhouse by unanimous decision to headline the weekly boxing show. Malpica trained to 145 pounds while Hillhouse weighed in at 146, with Malpica landing a sharp left in the second round and keeping the pressure through the final bell. The undercard included a first round TKO by Phil Schroll over Tom Guzek and a one round KO for Robert Ross over Leroy Down, among other bouts with decisive results and a crowd reacting to the action.
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Wallace Malpica
Charles Hillhouse
Hangar No. 3
Malpica
Section A
New York
N. Y
Hillhouse
Section O
Lakeland
Fla
Gene Farmer
Tom Guzek
Philadelphia
Chuck Schroll
New Orleans
Schroll
Guzek
Joe Macaluso
SF Fiftie
Robert Ross
Klamath Falls
Ore
Leroy Down
Sanasky
Ohio
Ringsiders
Down
Baumgartner
Warriors
Bob Overton
Oklahoma City
Okla
Dick Reddaway
Oregon City
Gossett
Jim Gossett
Section Q
Birmingham
Ala
Bob Sebastian
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Gosset
George Stewart
Tallahasee
Wayne Walker
Section I
Houston
Texas
Walker
Stewart
Russ Russo
Ambridge
Corky Holsopple
Holsapple
Gray
Elliott
Paul Elliot
George Mandry
San Antonio
Elliot
Mandry
Jim Wilson
Stillwater
Ray Cash
Cash
Section H
Broken Bow
Nebraska
Robert C. Drum
Robert A .Mortenson
Johnson
Sammy Snead Wins Richmond Open in Comeback Fashion
Sam Snead captured the Richmond Open title with a 72 hole total of 278. He defeated Tacoma pro Charles Congdon, a PGA semi finalist, by a clear margin. Snead earned 1600 in war bonds while Congdon claimed 1000 in bonds.
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Sam Snead
Slim Charles Congdon
Tacoma
Wash
P.G.A
Snead
Congdon
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Sheppard Post
Aacs Bowling League
OL Radio Operators Ee Eee Eeeres
Eee Wee Wee Ae
Tee Wee Enn
Eeee Earoess Special Orders
Jules “Ace” Hoffman
Hotshot Cagers
Sam Kusinitz
John Stec
al Novick
Christianson
Ethan Dale
Solger
Donald Brown
Alex Adesa
Irving Zindell
Frank Rivera
Ace Hoffstein
R. D. DeVita
Thomas Ross
Hayes
William Wilkins
James Shipp
James May
Homer Mills
Jerry Burns
Sid Kimmelman
Texacts Sports Staff
al Baumgartner
Pittsburgh
Bill Miller
Washington, D. C
Miller
Sammy
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