WELCOME ABOARD
NAME Dept Assigned
William J. DQRRITY, ACC Operations
Rec. Fm.; GCA#4, NAS, N# Island,, Calif
Hometown; Wallace, Idaho
Michael S. GRANT, AM Ops/Crash Crew
Rec. Fm.sNAS, Whitting Field VT3, Fla.
Hometown; Lynn, Mass#
Henry G. THOMAS SON, AI<3 Supply
Rec. Fm.: FAETVLANT, NAS Norfolk, Va.\
Hometown: Wendell, N.G.
Ronald E, STINSON, CN Public Works
Received from:NAAS, Kingsville, Tex#
Hometown• Littleton, N. H#
James D. HAMER. CEC Public Works
Received from: Chase Field, Tex.
Hometown: Dallas, Tex.
Ronald E. BENTON, ACCA-P1 Operations
Received from: NATTU, Olathe, Kans#
hometown: St. Jose, Mo.
Leslie A, HOWARD, AGCA Operations
Rec. Fm.: NAESEP, Purdue Univ., Ind,
Hometown: Cleveland, Ohio,
Merl J. HUNT.1 APRS Operations
Received from: NAS, Pensacola, Fla.
Hometown: Lebanonj Mo.
Peter W. NURMI, CN Public Works j
Rec. Fm,: NAAS, Kingsville, Tex«
Hometown: New York City, N.Y.
Norman L. COX, SK2 Supply
Received from: NAS, Sanford, Fla*
Hometown: Portland, Ore.
William G. LATVA* 3UL3 Public Works
Received from: NAAS, New Iberia, La* '
Hometown: Amasa, Mich.
Milo J. FOUST, CMA3 Public Works
Rec. Fm*: Pt. Huenefne, Calif.
Hometown.: North Platte, Neb.
Robert H* SMITH, CET2-P1 Public Works *
Rec. Fm.: Pt. Hueneme, Calif.
Hometown: La Crescenta, Calif.
Michael J. MACIEJEWSKI, HN Medical
Received from: NAS, Alatoeda, Calif.
Hometown: Bay City, Mich.
Oliver W. JORDAN, AN Op/Crash Crew
Received from: VT21, Kingsville,'Tex.
Hometown: Alamogordo, N.M.
James D. BURGESS, Jr.. RMSN Admin/Comm
Rec. Fm.s USS RANGER CVA61
Hometown^ Austin, Ore. _ _
AC A DE Mv S P OR T. 5 NEWS
Director of Naval Academy Athletics
"Red" Asbury Coward., Captain, U. S. N.
in the 'December issue of the Blue and
Gold Banner singled out the following
as the top thrills'of the seasons |
1, Greg Mather*s winning field goal I
against Washington with 3.9 seconds to
play*
2* Joe Bellino’s interception of an
Army pass on our. goal line with '20 sec-r
onds to play*
3* Joe 0* Brians fifty-yard run for
a touchdown with a screen pass, two
minutes before the final gun, to defeat
the Army 150-lb football team.
4; • Dick Stengel*§ free-kick goal
with five minutes to play, to give our
soccer team a two-to-one victory over
the Army*
"In summary, Navy’s teams -complied^
the following record; 25 wins, 9 losses I
and two ties* Our Dinghy Sailers
took five first places and one second
place in their Fall outing. And, most
importantly, we whipped the Army in
three out of four contests. Surely
this must be satisfying to us all." he
went on to say.
ADAK TO HOST 17ND' TpIMMfi*
C0M17 Notice 1700 of 12 January
1961 announces that U. S, Naval Station
Adak will be the Host Command to the
Seventeenth Naval District Basketball
Tournament. '
The tournament will be held during
the period 14 to 18 February 1961 and
competition, with NCAA rules applying
1 will be the "Best three out of five
games".
Watch the Adak Sun for game sched
ules and times.