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Supply “G", one of • the five Supply and Fiscal Uepartment teams elite red, won
the recently.completed Captains Trophy Bowling League. Supply ”0”, the winner
of th'e^ Tuesday .'nigh .league, defeated Supply "D’V the Monday night winner, by
114 pins in. the Champ ion ship, rolloff. • .• . ..» -
Supply VD? went into the Championship•rolloff a somewhat heavy favorite, But
Supply ’’C” proved again that a hot night, plus’a competitive spirit and a hand
icap league can make any team .a champion. . *
In the -.individual awards for the league, Captain Ed puda of the Marine
”Leatherneck" team won the High Game Trophy with a 243 game. George.Means, of
the Ordanance' Team, won the High Series Award with a 626 series, ..Roy Pg^ell’s
171.'average won the High Average Trophy. Powell bowled for .the Medical Dept.
Following are the Supply MC" team members and their respective -averages
.NAME -
R0NH0LM
KERN
KELLY ‘
•JANAK L
EVITT
NAULTi
BLEDSOE
PENN *.
GAMES
33
33
12 .
24
27
..I 12
24 .
15
TOTAL' PINS
4553
4626
1248 .
3321
3789
1281 *
3341
1873
AVERAGE
, .137 *
■ . 1401'
•104- ,
. .138
140
106
139
124
OPERATIONS AMEA
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The strong Operations Volleyball Team continues to hold its.lead in the curr
ent Captains-'Trophy Volleyball League, The Operation'Department team, the old
est team in the league, has maintained its one game margin over the Officers
team without a serious- threat of defeat., . >.;• t.p —
Tonights play between the Operations team and the Officers te^m coul-decide
the- championship.If the Operations wins they, appear to have the trophy won. But
if the. Officers win,, they will be.-tied for first place, and baripg an upset* a
playoff for the championship will .be nedessary* Operations defeated the Officer
team 13-8,. 16-18, and 12-10 in their first; encounter. •< ' , «... . ;•
Below, are* the. league'standings: •„ • ; . 1 .
. ;WON LOST-'
8 , • r *' - .P.v ■
6 ■ • 1 '
3 ' 3
: •, ■ 2 . : 4
• •• ~ ’ 2 ' ■ . — -V • . .
2 6 . .. •
1 5
TEAM.
OPERATIONS * , . ‘
OFFICERS ,
MARINE "A"
HIGH SCHOOL
PUBLIC WORKS TRANS
PUBLIC WORKS MINT
MARINE MB’’
Army Lt. Bill Nieder of the Presidio pf- San Francisco, who’s driving back, to
ward the Olympic Games,'hurled the shot farther than any.man in history with an
amazing mark of 65 feet, 7 inches. , ,.
Bettering the world’s- record by two feet, five inches, Nieder*s tremendous
heave was the highlight of the Texas Relays held in Austin^_