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:-.Fort. William H.Seward.;ilaskaf - Plarch iOth. 1922_ Plo. 10
LIST OF ORDRRLIFS FOR THF Wi£_K:
Liar.4th — Pfc .Hurd,Hq.Co. Liar.7th-He .Brev/ick, Co."F"
i/Iar.5th -— Pvt .Shipley, Go. "i/* Uar.3th -— Pvt .Brady ,Oo ?"UM
-Jar,6th -— Pvt•Hov/ell?Co.,,F" Liar .9th —- pvt.Rumetsch,Cu."J"
Liar. 10th-Pfc. Carranza, Co •'•iS'1
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POST SGIOKkR THIS BPST EVER:
With Capt.Goode as the Promoter,Sgt .Geraghty as General
Manager,and a very able committee,composed of Sgt.Andruskiowicz,
Cpl# Jordan, Cpl.ilook,Sgt .Howell ,Cpl#Sutherland,and Pfc•Swick,
what is universal^ conceded to be the best smoker ever pulled
ofi at tne fort in recent years was given on Wednesday night#
The Band was fine,-the boxing bouts were full of action,-and
the stunts,vocal solos,and recitations went over in big style#
The evening opened with a peppy march played by the Band,
unc.er the direction of x3fc#Swick# Lt#Sebree then proceeded to
put the proper amount of jazz into the affair by telling one of
his enormous fund, of jokes in his own inimitable way .Mile ,Max
well and her partner,Pfc.Brewick then staged a Juke and Sung
sketch that was good,and Pfc.Carranza,the swset Irish singer,
obliged with the Scandinavian folk-song,"La Baloma"-The next
event on the program was a three round bout between "One Hound
Hurphy'5, (christened Gallucio) and "The Montana kid" (nee Oboskey).
Both boys were full of action,and willing to swap puncher, "One
Rjund car., ied. tne xigating nost of the wap/,but he found the "kid"
willing to taxe it all and cone back for nor3.At the jnd of three
torrid stanzas Sgt • da shy, the third man in the ring, ra t *• sfed
everybody by declaring the go a draw.The Band then injected a
little more harmony into the festivities,and,followsng that,pvt#
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ii«pp±ef DiiAea tor an exhibition of weight-lifting,heaved the
bull all over the Gym,as his contribution to the fracas.
The Band obliged again,and that over with,"Tiny" ha;well
and “Slim" Daniels stepped forth to slaughter one another for
three rounds.This bout resembled very much the uttacx of an
especially bloodthirsty Ford on the V/oolworth 3ui Idi ng ,_ill that
prevented Max from reaching "blim's" chin was that the size of
tx.'O ring didn’t allow for a proper "take-off".but "I'Jnypby a
.iligenc u o vf ni 3 copyingnt "step-lad del* 0" .had too tall boy
worried thr0ugaout the ineleo*i/hat, bothered "Glim" mes' ,hcA/ever,'
/as ti.G trouble that ho had in keeping from stepping cr Max * s
dome .After three periods of stunt flying by 1 T*ny".a„iu shin
scratching by "31im"v3gt.Hashy declarod^that honors were oven,
•and the crowd agreed.
The Band tooted once more,and then bgteEashy very eloquently
narrated tuo adventures ox a French Canadian in a wild struggle
with a "skunk-polecat". The main bout of the evening came nmit,
between "01cy,the Pride of Chi" and "Cyclone Brewick".Tho boys
were about evenly matched,and both were willing to mix it up.
"Oley's" left had "Bee" watelling his step carefully,and the "Cy
clone^" right jab had "Chi»s Bride" backing away,whenever he
used it.The last stanza was a pippin,but the gong found both
boxers on their feet,and going strongVThe referee suited the
spectators when he lifted the hands of both fighters,as hie
decision#