President Eisenhower recently surprised golfing enthusiasts ,af NAS, Patuxent
River, Md., when he paid a visit for an 18 hole game • • . Paul "Moose" Tetre
ault, an Honorable Mention All-America tackle on the Naval Academy's team, is
now coaching the Pensacola Navy Eleven • . • Joe Chefalo, an Ali-Air-Force
first-team end last season, is back in his old slot for Mitchell AFB, N.Y. • •
The forward wall of the Norfolk Navy Tars is bolstered with husky 220-pound
tackle Walt Eanes, former Furman U. lineman ... An All-Sea Service Gridster,
Bruce MacDonald,is now holding down the righfguard assignment for NAS,Memphis,
Tenn. . . . Ronald Cherubini, All-Marine Tackle in 1958, is now with the Camp
LeJeune eleven.
Jim Partee,1960 All-Navy light heavyweight fistic champ, has hung his gloves
up and is' now on the 14th Naval District's PIO staff in Hawaii . • . When the
Cadets of West Point downed Buffalo U., 37-0, it marked the start of the first
10-game football slate for the Black Knights since Blanchard and Davis guided
the boys on the Hudson to a nine won and one tie season • . • Frank McCosker of
the 1st Cav. Div. Korea, recently recorded his third perfect 300 bowling game. 1
Odd thing about it, two years ago McCosker had multiple fractures of both wrists
and doctors said he never would bowl again , . All-Marine halfback Mel Ander**
son and fullback Tom, Sacramone are lugging the pigskin for the Camp LeJeune
Marines . • • Marine Jack Moore attained the highest possible score of 500
points for the 1960 Recruit Final Strength Test. Moore recorded perfect marks
in the 300 yard run, 85 sit-ups, 60 push-ups, 18 pull-ups and 41 squat-thrusts.
.Eugene Mingo and Rishie McCabe, two former Norfolk Navy Tars pigskinners,
have made good with the new American Football League. Mingo has a slot with
the Denver Broncos and McCabe with the Buffalo Bills . • • Former Northwestern
fullback Carl Dorr is back in the guard' slot for the fourth straight year .with
the gridiron eleven of the 8th Inf. Div. in Germany ... Three Air Force Acad
.emy gridsters were named to the Superintendent's Merit List for the past seme
ster. Included ares Pete Bobko, a 208-pound right tackle, Bruce Kohl, second
unit tackle, and quarterback Jack Thies • . • Dick Karrison, former lineman
with Keesler AFB, Miss.,is now playing with Naha' A3,Ckinawa . • • Bill Sanford,
Little All-America quarterback while at Hofstra College, N.Y., is now first- (
string field general at Ft. Benning, Ga. • . . Robert Schwarze, voted the Most
Valuable Player of the Quantico Marines last season, is flinging the sphere for
the same team this year.
QUOTE OF THE WEEKi When Warren Spahn pitched his no-hitter against 'thq
Philadelphis Phillies, he duplicated teammate Lew Burdette's performance. Bur
dette set the same team down with no hits in mid-August. Spahn, in recounting
the game said, "Heck, I couldn't let old Lew get away with a no-hitter, so I
had to go out there and get one too." , (AFPS )
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