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j Annapolis, Md. (AFPS)-A
i reunion of Navy and Air
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! to another Olympic rowing
I title, is taking place at
j the Naval Academy here.
I The Navy crew, which set
j an intercollegiate mark
j at Helsinki in 1952, is rei
I at the Olympics.
I Coaching the champions for
I cuse, N.Y., June 28-30, wi.
j veteran coach, Rusty Callov
j oarsmen for 31 years.
I Training for the trials wi.
j and two.coxswains. "The gr<
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j from the same period*
j Returning to -the champions]
j Detweiler, captain; Lt. He]
i LTJG CharlesManring, coxsi
j stroke; Lt. Wayne Frye, No
! No. h oar; Lt. James Dunba:
Fields, No. 2 oar, and LTJi
I U.S.S.'Croaker) bow.
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: LT. MAYASICH HITS FOE 3 IN U.S. HOCKEY TRIUMPH
I Cortina d’Ampepzto, Italy (AFPS)—A 51 11”, 180-pound
: Array Lieutenant and an Air Force navigator maneuvered
; the U.S. to a major hockey upset at the half-way mark
| of the Seventh Winter Olympic Games here.
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and other varsity crewmen j
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iry Proctor, No. 6 oar;
rain; LTJG Ed.Stevens,
, 7 oar; Lt. Richard Murphy,]
?, No. 3 oar;. LTJG William ]
j Frank Shakespeare, (of the!
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the Minnesota Military Dis
trict scored the 3-goal
”hat trick” to lead the
U.S* to a U-l triumph over
the highly favored Canadi
ans in the championship
round-robin.'
The AF navigator, who steer
ed the defending champion
Canadians away from the
goal mouth time and time
again by making hi saves,
was goalie Willard Ikola, a
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