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- Jack Daniels, former captain':^.^he, ^S/ Peht^thl’on-fs^d and George Lambert,
number two man in the 1959 Pan American Game?, on active duty at Ft.
...Sam Houston, Tex., s to compete, for positions on tKe"Modem Pentathlon Olym
' • Pic teata. Jack ’♦Moon" Mullen,'ex-Norfolk Navy athlete, is batting cleanup for
Duke University. . Jack Sullivan, high scoring forward of the 1959-60 Quantico
• , All-Marine basketball champions and three-time Little v All America at Mt. Saint
• : Ma,ry ,'s; College, of Emmitsburg, Mdi, has. been named alternate *'to -the U.S. Olympic
page squad. Stan Musical is one of baseball’s tbp .salaried men today, but in ’43
he hit %357 and paid only '$4,500. Burt Bender bf Ft. Banning, Ga./whopit
; Q.b©d the s-hot/ put 55 feet 2 inches at'the Millrose dimes this year, is cbmpet
V* ing -•w'ith other Olympic hopefuls at the Army*Elimination^ Training Camp at Ft.
Meade, Md;" . i
. Allen Gusman, 1959 MATS flyweight fistic champ at -Travis AFB,;Calif .y will be d
..swinging leather at the. I960 Inter-Service Boxing. Tourney at Camp iejeune, N.C. \
'./.starting April#27* Southpaw Chuck Davis tied a Naval Academy Record for strike
outs whetv he . equalled Dale Mueller ?s mark of 17* fans, set-in Of the 10
possible boxing crowns in the Atlantic Fleet,*destroyer 'sailors garnered six.
Only two pitchers *in the long history of the ational League registered more
strikeouts in. one season than the 242;’|Kfsn turRed in last y .a*r by Don Drysdale
vof -the Xos. Angeles' (ex~3rookiyh‘)* Dodgers. Christy Mathewson turned the trick bn
two^ occasions, with 267 in 1903 and 259 in 1§08J. ;,,Dazzy” Veftce recorded 262 in
> 19214’ Charlie^ Frapklin, former A2L—American hardcourt pacer aft Oregon University
'.and. a 1959 A3,l-Arby player, passed?this year’s AAU tourney in Denver due to a
back injury# &i|ar Ray Robinson will attempt to. regain his middleweight crown
from Paul Pender in Boston April 29* . ’ * ■ , . r
, Co-captains-_of. the Air Force1 Academy trabk team a£e James ”Tony”. Bilello- and
.Miles Ka spar * B'Alelld holds the Academy' mile-1 record with -4? 22 and' Kaspar is
considered'the Falcons-’ top hurdler. Naval Academy cage ace Jay Metzler finished
.the season ..with a «4&4 field goal percentage making’132 out of 277 attempts.
*. .The average,salary being offered in the new. American Football League runs be- 4
twebn $6,000. and; $$,0Q0*. The A'll-rAir .Force - •Volleyball Championships will be
held.at Sheppard AFBy Tex*,. May 1-3#.‘
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