Pooley's Poodles Triumph In Slow Section I Bout
The Pooley's Poodles softball team edged the Section I outfit 10 to 9 Tuesday. S Sgt. Ed Schierholzer hit a solo homer with Walton Manning aboard for the longest blow, while erratic defense and wild throws aided the Poodles. Maj. William L. F. Pooley earned a second straight victory as the team nears more clashes with the Second orderly room and the Hub Clothiers squad.
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Pooley
Poodles
Ed Schierholzer
Sacker
Walton Manning
Ross Overton
Sec
William L. F. Pooley
Orderly Room
Pwntown Hub Clothiers
Coppage Transferring to Amarillo Field for new duties
Cpl. Alten Coppage of Section B is transferring to Amarillo Army Risle Field Texas to serve as a physical training instructor and to join the football team being organized there. Coppage formerly starred as an all-Big Six end for the University of Oklahoma and later played for the Chicago Cardinals in the NFL. He helped OU win the Big Six title and appeared in the Orange Bowl against Tennessee.
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Northwest Texas
Coyote Adium
Wichita Falls
Sheppard
North Texas Stars
Uth Texas
Ichita Falls
Jeff Cravath
Univrsity
Southern California
Rojans
Wrtherners
Howard Pach
Amarillo Sandies
Bobby Dodd
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
Southerners
Bobby Canom
Edinburg
Dodd
Cravath
Texas High
Texas
Cpl
Alten Coppage
Amarillo
Richardson Wins Weekly USC Table Tennis Tournament
Richard son Sgt Carroll Richardson Section E won the weekly table tennis tournament sponsored by the Eighth Street USC Tuesday night defeating Pvt Lou Tickel Section P 21 18 21 16 Richardson received a long distance telephone call to his Santa Ana California parents as the prize Conso lation prize steak winner was Pvt Arlie Atkins who beat Pvt Alan Pettit Section T Semi final results saw Richardson defeat Pvt John Van Wagoner Section Q and Tickel defeat Pvt William Qualls Section Q
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Carroll Richardson
USC
Downing
Lou
Richardson
Santa Ana
Calif
Arlie Atkins
Alan Pettit
John van Wagoner
Tickel
William Qualls
Brown Wins Hot Bout Promises Key Matches July 31 Card
Winners from last Monday’s fights are expected to headline the July 31 card sponsored by the Physical Training department. Lt. Leo Mahon, matchmaker, aims to include Pvt. Clyde Brown and Aviation Student Jack Lloyd in top bouts. Bruce Ogilvie and J. S. Frost meet in an added wrestling attraction. Herbert Stanridge and Frank Segro may return, with John Hayek a possible lightheavy. Attendance is rising and could peak Monday night despite competition. Capt. Buddy Lewis receives the DSC for Burma service.
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Robert Touton
Harold Sullivan
James Millar
Frank Segro
David Pillion
Segro
Sheppard
Pfe
Bruce Ogilvie
J. S. Frost
Frost
Captain Millar
Physical Training Department
Leo Mahon
Mahon
Clyde Brown
Pekin
Ill
Jack Lloyd
Lubbock
Texas
Sheppard Field
Pfc
Herbert Stanridge
Section L
New Orleans
Welter
John Hayek
Minneapolis
Aviation
Jack Frost
Pfo
Ogilvie
Hayek
Margaran
Brown Wins Split Decision In Weekly Boxing Card
About 3,000 fans packed the PT department arena for the Russde card. Clyde Brown from Pekin edges Aviation Student Jack Lloyd in a close three round middleweight bout. Brown may meet Lloyd again next Monday night in the main event. Eight boxing matches and a three fall wrestling bout also on the card.
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Clyde Brown
Pekin
All
Jack Lloyd
PT Department
Brown
Ex-Dodger trombonist mourns Dodgers in Brooklyn cellar
Pvt. Anthony Guida, a former Dodger band trombonist, serves in Sheppard Field Hospital and laments Brooklyn's luck in the National League. He recalls Dodger favorites Dolph Camilli Lew Riggs Mickey Owen and Peewee Reese and notes the band’s Ebbetts Field days ended with the 1943 departure to war. He jokes about reading and remains a loyal fan despite the team’s woes.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Sheppard
Anthony Guida
Dodgers
Ebbetts Field
New York
Guida
Dodger
Sheppard Field
Trimore Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Guido
Dolph Camilli
Lew Riggs
Mickey Owen
Peewee Reese
Owen
Yanks
Hey
No Tournament For Loop Champ
The new post softball league schedule will delay naming a league winner, preventing advancement to the state tournament set for late August. S Sgt Bob Tabor said the league will run into September and a post team may seek permission to enter the August 25 26 tournament with other Texas bases possible. Bill Gibson’s son Bob is serving as a pilot in the South Pacific.
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Bob Tabor
Special Service Council
Texas
Sheppard
Bill Gibson
Gene Tunney
Benny Leonard
Bob
South Pacific
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Buddy Lewis
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Carlton Margaran
San Francisco
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Paducah
Stanridge
Talmage
William Lambert
Section II
el Paso
al M. Guzzo
Detroit
Joe Maniscaleo
Pounder
Birmingham
Jack Hart
Scranton
Richard Touton
Knoxville
Tenn
Ann Arbor
Mich
Resch
Jim Resch
Milwaukee
Levi McCullough
Minden
McCullough
Frank L. Segro
Houston
Pillion
Harold Sanderson
Ben Sanderson
Robert C. Wells
Henry L. Walk
Leo J. Mahon
Gibson
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