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CAPTAIN'S TROPHY_BASKETBALL ^OURNAMENT_
Special Operations Div. II downed Marine
Co. ”A” team by a narrow margin in Thur*
night’s play-off game, to. win the Cap
.ain’s Trophy Tourny* The scorei 59-^34
his was a close, hard fought game all
the way and provided many exciting mo
ents for the packed house.
. he Marine team was hampered somewhat.. .
rnen sharpshooters PROFITT and MARSHALL
/ere benched for fouls,
igh scorer for the SOD II Champs was
■'BE, who dropped in 24 points. High
'oint man for the Marine team was PRO
MTT, who with 14 points was followed
. losely by MARSHALL with 13 tallys.
ft the end of the first quarter, it was
.11 tied up 13 - 13. Then SOD scored a
mashing 24 points, in the 2nd quarter
end the half ended with the Navy team
molding an 11 point lead. The Marines
-.ressed hard for the rest of the game
and although they came mighty close,
,hey could not quite overtake the new
Captain’s Trophy Champs. Congratula
tions to both teams for a well played
game.
OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT.
■ust eleven more to go! Maybe the read
ers don’t know what this means but I’ll
oet Alphonse knows.
lie Operations Department is again roli
ng along with many events. One of the
biggest events is the painting which is
Being done. It seems that MILIER,B. R.
M3, is really practicing for his future
\s a commercial artist. He has been
volunteering daily for the Department
Painting Group (unofficially known as
DEPACGRU) . As an exemple of some of his
outstanding work, he painted one bulk
head a bright yellow, a soft green, med
ium navy grey, a beautiful electric
Blue and a dark green. True, this is
versatile painting, but I’m afraid the
Department Head wont buy it, Roscoe. I
guess he has the traditional short-tim
ers attitude.too short to sweat it”.
I’ve heard rumors that they are going
to extend him to continue his outstand
ing painting.
AMnef<-?AT0N teS decided t0 take morning
AND afternoon off now. (Boy, is this
getting.complicated) An explanation at
this point would be impossible.
Although the following bit of of news
has very little to do with the Opera—
tions Department, I'm going to bring it
Up anyway. Last Sunday afternoon (the
•uKf number of People met at the Car
ibou Club to hold a ’jam-session*. At
this session we accomplished many
things as far as learning music is con
cerned. It seems we don't know as much
about entertaining as we thought we did.
Hits Gallagan sort of put us in a rank
far below what is known as an ameteur.
Of course, this Vas not her intention,
but man, like, she's too much. She set
an example as an entertainer and music
ian that would benefit anyone interest
ed in music. With permission from LEE.
(Caribou Mgr.) she would like to hold
more of these informal get-togethers as
often as possible. I only regret that
1 don t have enough time, left on the is
land to partake in her activities in
music.
MARSHALL, C., CPL, USMC, has been want
ing be to put his name in the paper...
So here it is Cliff, He has no reason
or having his name in the paper and all
I can get out of him is an opinion of
our terrific island. Oh well, I guess
he 11 send his copy homenow.
Weii that's about it for this week....
btand by for next week’s column. It’ll
be the happiest article ever written.
(By me, that is).
„ v 3 ’’TILL-DEN''