Ogilvie to meet Frost in grudge match on Monday night
Ogilvie and Frost square off in a two out of three falls bout weighing about 190 pounds each. Frost was disqualified last week after disputing Ogilvie's ruling on elbow smashes and will clash with Corp. George Tsitovich in a prior match. Eight to ten fights are planned with Lt. Leo J. Mahon as matchmaker and the card features Silent Bodame from Section I as a potential addition. The event starts at 8 p.m. at the post gym arena.
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Jack Frost
Norfolk
Ad Pfe
Bruce Ogilvie
Jash
The
Northem
Ogilvie
Frost
Pfo
Jack S. Frost
Ormer
Corp
George Tsitovich
Tsitovich
Midwest
East Coast
Badame
Section I
Charlotte
N. C
YWCA
Leo J. Mahon
Special Service Office
Spudder Park
Hellcat Down Onies 9 To 4 In Five Inning Win
The Hellcats defeated the Mustangs 9 to 4 in a five inning game as Bill Kamperman and Warren Pearce each drove in two runs. Dolinski homered twice and drove in three with Kamperman contributing two hits. Welter and Slay started for Hellcats and Grill worked for the Mustangs.
Doyle Transferred to California Field as Training Instructor
Howard J. Doyle known as Danny Doyle, coach for the Mosquitos, is reassigned to Lemoore California as a physical training instructor. A former all American guard at Oklahoma A M College, he played professional baseball with Rocky Mountain, Oklahoma City, Louisville, and the Boston Red Sox.
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Howard J
Danny) Doyle
Mosquitos
Lemoore
Calif
Doyle
Oklahom
Rocky Int
Oklahoma City
Louisville
Boston Red Sox
The
Red
and M
Bot Wins Golf Tie At Denver Metropolitan Championship
Sgt Pat Abbot a former Shepherd Field golfer now at Lowry Field Denver and Art Doering tied after 54 holes of the Denver Metropolitan championship. A 16 hole playoff settled with Abbot one stroke ahead after a birdie on the 18th.
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Pat Abbot
Duration Stern
Pat
Shepd Field
Lowry Field
Denver Abbot
Art Doering
Abis
Doering
Orye
Downtown Softball Clubs Clash After City League Advance
The Downtown Hub Clothiers challenged the downtown softball team after securing the first half city league championship. Cliff Taylor notes the Clothiers hold the lead with dates open except July 25 and 27 when they play city league games.
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Hub Clothiers
Clothiers
Cliff Taylor
Keefe Transferred To New Station At Perrin Field
Sgt William Keefe of Section A Typhoon hurler has been transferred to Perrin Field Sherman He is a former professional pitcher recovering from three year old arm trouble An Army surgeon removed bone chips from his right elbow and he pitched this season for the first time in three years
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William Keefe
Perrin Field
Sherman
Keefe
May Play With Amarillo As Former Nebraska Star Eyes Return
Lt Viscount Francis, once with Sheppard Field, may join Amarillo Army Air Base football this fall. He was Nebraska’s full back on the 1941 Big Six champions Rose Bowl team, noted for powerful line plunges in a loss to Stanford.
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Viscount Francis
Sheppard Field
Thunderbolts trample Lightnings 12 to 2 to close season
Thunderbolts beat Lightnings 12 to 2 at Spudder Park to finish regular season with nine wins and one loss. S Sgt George Stokes earned his third pitching victory as reserves filled in for absent players. Scoring included three hits by Lt Sam Sedicino two by Hessey two by Stokes and two by Lt Sam Woolmington with Shep Sheptock hitting a triple.
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Thunderbolts
Lightnings
Spudder Park
Sgt
George Stokes
Sam Sedicino
Hessey
Stokes
Shep Sheptock
Sam Woolmington
Mosquitos
R.H. E. Lightnings
Fields
Ryan Stokes
Dye
Skeeters Beat Typhoons Behind Day's Four Hit Game
S Sgt Dulen Day pitched the Mosquitos to a 10 2 victory at Spudder Park his first year on the mound this season Day fanned 12 and walked three Timely hitting by Bob Doetsch and Capt George Trad produced two runs each Doetsch hit two triples while Trad had an inside the park homer Left fielder Shute contributed two of the Mosquitos eight hits Typhoons could manage two runs in the seventh inning
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Dulen Day
Spudder Park
Bob Doetsch
Capt
George Trad
Doetsch
Day
Sheppard Field
Shute
R. HE
Gray
Biggs
Wertman
Trad
Taber
Rain Cancels Pair Of Games In Stormy League Finish
Rain washed out two games this week ending the league season early. The Thunderbolts finish first at nine wins nine losses? The Mosquitos and Avengers tie for second at eight and two. Hellcats sit fourth at eight and three, Cobras seven and four, Warhawks five and five in sixth, Mustangs five and six seventh, with Marauders Hurricanes Typhoons Spitfires and Lightnings at the rear.
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Thunderbolts
Mosquitos
Avengers
Hellcats
Cobras
Wakefield Rejoins Tigers After Navy Discharge
Dick Wakefield star outfielder for the Detroit Tigers returns to the club following a navy discharge as aviation cadet. He expects to resume military life later this year or in the fall. The piece also notes Parris Island base’s 17 game win streak with ex big leaguers Boots Poffenberger and Gene DeSautels leading the Devil Dogs on the diamond.
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Wakefield
Dick Wakefield
Detroit Tigers
Navy
Parris Island
Eight Teams Booked For New Post Loop
Eight teams will enter the second half of the Sheppard Field baseball league starting after the current playoffs. Teams include the Mosquitos Avengers Thunderbolts Hellcats Warhawks Mustangs Lightnings and Officers, all largely comprising permanent party personnel.
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Sheppard Field Baseball League
The
Thunderbolts
Pfs
Tom Graham
Mosquitos
Salty Fee
the Avengers
Robert Briscoe
Hellcats
John Welter
Avengers
Warhawks
Mustangs
Lightnings
Richardson Repeats In USC Ping Pong Meet Victory
Tech Sergeant Carroll Richardson repeated as winner in USC weekly ping pong tourney at Eighth Street USC. He defeated Pvt Kenneth Hord in the finals to win a free phone call home to Santa Anna California. Richardson beat Pvt Lynn E Johnson in the semi finals and Pvt Martin Jones in the consolation bracket. More than a dozen players started the event with Larry Piepmeier taking the Consolation. Chester Lambs said he will resume full duty with the St Louis Browns.
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Richardson
Larry Piepmeier
Piepmeier
Officers Beat Mosquitos In Four-Hit Pitching Victory
Lt John Gill pitched four hits as the Sheppard Field Officers defeated the Mosquitos 7 to 2. Lt Bob Mortenson went four-for-four and Gill hit the game's only extra base, a triple. Mosquitos used Deetsch Brooks and Day. catcher Danny Doyle was away at a California base. Capt George Trad joins Officers.
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John Gill
Sheppard Field Officers
Mosquitos
Bob Mortenson
Gill
Bob Doeetsch
Brooks
Duren
Danny Doyle
California Army Air Force Base
George Trad
Hurricanes Beat Marauders 11 9 in Sheppard Field clash
The Hurricanes toppled the Marauders 11 to 9 as they collected 14 hits led by Jesse Freeman and Joe Powell each with three. Buddy Booer homered for the Marauders while J B Nash and Archie Arvin worked the mound for the Hurricanes.
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Marauders
Hurricanes
Red Wall
J. B. Nash
Archie Arvin
Buddy Bocer
Jesse Freeman
Joe Powell
Boeer
Murphy
R. H. E Marauders
Walls
Arvin
Nash
Freeman
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Kamperman
Bill Kamperman
Hellcat
Shepard
Hellas
Pek
James Slay
Welter
Slay
Ben Grill
Run Bryan
Steve Dolinski
Billmas
Warren Pearce
Dolinski
Kerns Short
Pearce
Neho Mingua
Inid
R. H
Elter
Slay and Troha
Antonopou- Grili
Bryan
Thompson
Oyle
California Field
Denver
Amarillo
Don Bosnick
August Plottke
Harold Mollison
Mel E. Wertman
USC
Chester
Chester Lanbs
St. Louis Browns
By Sansone
Thooks Te. Cpl
Len Zinberg
Italy
Deetsch
Gross
Proper
Hurricanes Clip Marauders
Homer
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