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All-Navy golf champion in 1958, Rudy Boyd o.f . Pensacola NAS, Fla,, recently
took top honors in the South Atlantic Regional Tournament with:a blistering 11
under-par 277 , , • Arthur Anderson, four-year grid vet of Idaho U. andean All
Marine selection last season, is now-starting tackle for the San Diego Marines,
• • , According to Navy coach Wayne Hardin, Joe Bellino*s success as a runner
is due to the fine blocking fullback Joe M3talavage provides . . , Marine George
Green of Jacksonville NAS, Fl3», captured first place in four categories of
firing in the Florida Fall Big Bore Roundup ,. . , Former Air Force member Barry
MacKay, a top-seeded tennis player, is now making the invitational tourney
rounds at the nation’s top country clubs , , . Ed West, ex-quarterback of North
Carolina, is now pitching pigskins for the Army at Orleans, France.
Bob Combs, seven varsity letterman during his collegiate days at Louisiana
College, is coaching the hardcourt iive at Atsugi nas, japan,• . . mai-mw wvc
Smalley, former Naval'Academy basketball great is now with Kaneohe Bay- MCAS,
^ Hawaii . , . Henry Coger, former Texas-Oklahcma Open Golf Champ, is now the
9 golf pro at Ramey AFB, Puerto Rico , . . John Fritsch, four-year grid varsity
member of the U. of Maryland and two-year footballer at Quantico, now with San
Diego MCRD, Calif., and sporting an 8.7-yards-per-carry mark . . . For three
straight years, the grid captains of the Coast Guard Academy's eleven have
missed the first game. Clyde Atkins, co-captain of the .1958 gridsters received
a forearm fracture in practice, last season Mike Dunn fractured his leg before
the first contest and this year, Ed Dimmock missed the first kickoff due to a
sprained foot ... . Bobby Cooke, an All-Marine Baseball team member last year,
is now quarterbacking the Camp LeJeune Marines eleven.
Three right-handed pitchers of the St. Louis Cardinals—Ray Washburn, Norman
Anderson and Richie Hughes—are now on six-month duty.at Ft, Leonard Wood, Mo*
. . . Tommy Potts, an All-Southeastern end at Tennessee U., is now captain of
the 1st Cav. Div. eleven in Korea . . . Ernie Hoffman, Southwest Pacific Fea
therweight fistic champ in 1945, is with the Army at Grafenwoehr, Germany, , .
Named the outstanding pitcher in USAREUR (rear)/COMZ Baseball Conference, Larry
^ Bain posted an earned-run average of 1.7, pitched 79 innings giving only 28
£ bases on balls and struck out 70 batters.. • • Former varsity baseballer while
at Olathe NAS, Kans., A1 Smith is now the first-string halfback for the Gos
hawks of Pensacola NAS, Fla.
QUOTE OF THE WEEKs The newest member of the Sports-writing fraternity, re
cently-retired Boston immortal Ted Williams, mingled happily with his old
enemies of the press during the World Series. Questioned about his new posit
ion, Williams said, "They just elected me president of the Baseball Writers
Assn., and I've already started to straighten out the mess." (AFPS)
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1. Name the last service academy
gridster to win the John W. Heisman
Football Trophy* •
2. If a regulation football field
is 100 yards long, haw wide is it? .
3. Who was the first amateur golf
champion to win the James E. Sullivan
Memorial Trophy? , y.
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4. Name the largest defensive end
in the National Football League.
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