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Show iiaaillBSSSaMiSlSSSSaMBSBlllllllllMMiaBWIBajs Second Round Play iris in Puts OASC Team Well jftst Game Win 0;t in Front; Arrangements Competition jlsdc for Out-of-sta- te Field Raiders, girls' Softball team, won the L came of the second round in the Ogden City League wnen uwj uiwwuw uui, utc nor uepoi girls Ogden Air Service jday night The HUl Irirl played some fast ball, finitely showed the effects of C 3 SSttat came Ltta SStA through her usual hitting and fSsaling and accounted for fJeof the five scoring runs, out-of-sta- te V inn y lAaV started out on the first inningv when ma Abrahms, pitch, hit out with e and wnue Ann .uauiu w walled, made it around to Before the crowd could bat lective eyelash, Lamb was on Raiders IU ihA- w i COn- - Airmee WOOdDUHie A bat and jtfJUDS Came ouiuc mm .ucuum Cioflllv so fast that the It all happened 2W didn't recover until the tad inning when they managed (let two around and bring the Ve to a tie. and Carol Pit Krohn, short-sto- p Sister in the outfield with a cou-fesharp plays by Loretta Jen- k their baseman, prevented the hits from doing anything ef SW ... for a position en the west eoast is Recreation LEAVING nie-bac- k. of IHe Raiders then ree more runs to chalked up win the game, m Phillips, veteran manager of impionship team, has joined rctf with Manager Lee Dopp and jreally giving the girls a workout their practice sessions. egler League fficers Are Jected Here Men's and Divisions to Have Big Season Bection of officers of the bowline lfntril UA5C uraa Disu- rector Bill Fraser, who has civilian pervised the recreation program for the past year. A discharged veteran of World War n, Fraser served with the Y. M. C. A. in Chicago before coming here nearly a year ago. He will make his home in Long Beach, Calif. Resignation of Civilian Recreation Director Bill Frazer to take a position with the Y.M.C.A in the Long 'Beach area was announced today by 1st Lt. Milton Harrison, employee relations officer for the Ogden Air Service Command. A veteran of World War II, Frazer served with the Y.M.C.A in Chicago for five years before Pearl Harbor. Prior to his appointment as recreation director a year ago he was a civilian Instructor in Hill Field's post schools. Frazer has made his hme at 2620 Washington Blvd. in Ogden. His successor has not yet been far-flu- TEAM SkyUners Hellcat LJbcrmton Jr. Chamber Warhawka Mustang WON .. ......... 4 5 3 2 0 0 LOST 0 FCT. 1000 .833 .500 .500 .000 1 3 2 3 4 .000 GAMES THIS WEEK 1944- wn- - d last week at a meeting members, Don Sparks, TONIGHT. 6:30 Muatanga v. Liberators. 7:45 Jr. Chamber va. Skyllnera. FRIDAY, ACQ. 11 6:30 Hellcata vs. Liberator. va. Militants. Warhawka 7:45 MONDAY, AUG. 14 6:30 Jr. Chamber vs. Liberators. 7:45 Skyliners va. Mustangs. of sec-treasur- er, announced yester-officers of the men's divi-are Lm Thnnm -, ...vtFl U1U6UI rjue l ng LAYTON STANDINGS Women's Ellen For New Yerk City Fletcher, unit supervisor, classes and 05C, left last week for the officers are Elnore Gale, OSA jetfs 808th specialized depot, Brooklyn, ue . veiyn Young, vice N. Y., where she will study spet and Ethel vn cialized depot procedure. treasurer. r Inf tUm. Ann i 8aeeessfal Menth Branch nine, Bcwltag Congress) Is Ainena being distribution, made Plated for Ml mmm,.m. nibui CVUllnff O a 1 fiublications on 882 publications including 374,-67- 2 July, during par- copies which were sent to 29,-4M. .7 (employes are invited to .J" .leJaue competition. ed to v: unit, warehouse (DuTlr " h complete team requested to submit we ,recretion unit wu? fgI? ln September. ai tne ug- Center on Washing- - ghf. a o s2!!? " " JHe 14 w .W h,.a'viaea PH on 07 activities. Oating Branch ten, specialized employes enjoyed themSaturday evening at a branch picnic held at Como springs. During the evening happy workers ate, played games, danced, went swimming and bowling. depot selves I gar 2Sp gaid there was only ams in each letme. uSgl ij (V ir Matches - T"a nine f AND i MIVM6 1 (Of! onHill Saturday members With Cliff Clifford, diminutive eenterfielder, banging out six singles in as many trips to the plate, one a three-ru- n homer, the HiU Field Trotters, colored nine, stretched its winning streak to six straight and easily copped honors in the second half of the Ogden Service League as it downed the UP shops entry, 21 to 8 last Sunday. Three opposing chuckers walked to the slab and in turn headed for the showers as the local club made a hitting exhibition out of what was billed as a baseball game. Pitcher Savoy fogged 'em in for the winners, and with good fielding support, the outcome was never in doubt. Clifford, in addition to his round' tripper, collected a triple, double and a trio of singles. As a result of their play in Sunday's encounter, both Clifford and Savoy are being mentioned as candidates for the circuit's team, expected to be named in the next several all-st- ar weeks. rresMeat yestor- - will be able to City. aJ'J STAR... Bolstered by the return of Dale Lewis, recently home from national intercollegiate play, the Ogden Air Service Command net squad now looms as the strongest in Utah. TENNIS Skyliners Hit Hellcats Out Of First Place rip-snorti- ng Out of Lineup .1" Tournament Play Is Dominated By Combination MMM CM? asMaay. ,i.aaaSaa Already long on talent and short on competition, the OASC tennis squad became a veritable giant in Utah net circles this week with the addition of three outstanding players. Lanky Dale Lewis, Utah's con tribution to national intercolleg iate play, recently back from the eastern circuit where he met Pan-ch- o Segura and other stars, returned to work here after an ex' tended leave. Lewis is well known as a for mer Utah State Agricultural col lege star and is currently ranked No. 2 in the state. He is also playing first base for the Red Sox softball team. His home is in Logan. Keith Train, the second addition, is Utah State college's No. 1 player and teams with Lewis to make a powerful doubles combination. He is also high up in state singles ratings. Also Ellsworth Hale The third addition is Ellsworth Hale of Salt Lake City, an experienced court player equally able in both singles and doubles play. In announcing the new players, Coach Len Adams also revealed plans to split the Ogden air serv ice command entry in the Ogden Tennis league and have the "Keep Em Flying" netters designated as teams No. 1 and No. 2. Undefeated in team play, the present personnel composed of Jack Morris, Glen Haynes, Wayne Boyle, August Kettman, Ray Freeman and Coach Adams, won the first half of the league without a great deal of opposition. Adams stated that In the future No. 1 squad will include Morris, Haynes, Boyle and Freeman and the. No. 2 squad, which will replace the Utah Army Service Forces in the league will be composed of Lewis, Hale, Train and Kettmann. Inter-cit- y play for the state title. scheduled later in the season, will see the players organized in one squad, Adams announced. Up the Creek M nip-and-tu- ck OASC Linksmen rie. Esther Mlddlebreeks Bow to Ogden vitohor for WAC softball team. Pfc. Esther Middlebrooks, wn't be for a wnue. injur performing OASC linksmen bowed before a T vi. first nlavoff came in the stronc El Monte coif team Sunday Ninth Service Command title play- at the Ogden municipal course, 18 off at San Francisco Presidio, July to Buell Shives led botn braved sauads with 28 Pitcher Middlebrooks a 68. Scores follow: uaui? the full nine innings who injured foot since the team car ried no suDsuiuie. fellow players. with two other Third Baseman Pvt. Martha Hines and Right Fielders Private Francis Green, Pitcher Middlebrooks on started the second piayon gamexur-thand 29, only July Saturday, Injury to her foot and trip to the postal hospital convinced the hurler she could no will be out longer perform.for She a month or so. oi tbo lineup nee-essa- ry !X.Br?n,ch J Utah's ASF depot and the will meet in a two out of three Layton Softball series to decide the 1944 first-hapennant lf winner. The ASF outfit, Roost Has New victor, is dependent on the- pitching duties of Jackie Card,- former Team Up on Top nurler for the St. Louis cardinals, Dresent National league leader. Ogden Arsenal, 1943 flag owner, For the first time in more than failed to make a showing tms sea son. Hill Field's only other nomi three months, the nee in the race, the Aces, finished Hellcats do not occupy the top in the cellar position, the identical spot in the Layton softball league. spot it occupied at the close of the It is held by the smooth fielding initial hall. Skyliners, who personally nudged the 'Cats off the pedestal by a upset, 7 to 3, last Wednesday night. Manager George Bishop's boys were coasting along on what they mistook for a comfortable 3 to 1 lead when Skyliners exploded in ig; the person of Center Fielder Clif ford, who poled the ball out of the nark. Before the dust had settled, five runs crossed the plate and Pitcher Frank Stuck, armed with a three- run lead, completely muzzled the 1 , TToiinata while his mates added another marker for good measure, 7 to a. making it niffht Stuck affaln un tvMw icaihaH hia fton ball aaainst the Liberators and got the best of a 5 to 4 decision over narry xnorn-le- y con in a hectic test. All oi wmcn maae u a per' feet week for the Skyliners. Tnnv Mnntsromerv. a recent ad to the Hellcat mound staff, dition wini wam rulitMl with a 4 to 1 win over a Jessop-les- s "i Mustang team ft to later in tne weex dui it zauea make up for the earlier loss to the skyliners. Th Junior Chamber of Com merce rang up two wins, one via h fnrfoit pmitt from the Mus tangs, and another by 10 to 16s. irom tne newiy organized hit-hakThey are now tied for third place with Hogue's LdDerators. er 11,t workers L,berty Park in Salt i 3.- I4 n4ay, CIb Team Gets 3 More Stars ' nw's by a final score of 5 to 2,(teke the first round champion- Ud' with the ball at OASC Tennis Joins OASC Perfect Record Stf LiJifcl August 9, 1944 Wednesday, Clifford Singles Six Times in tenements are now being competition ffto Hhe Birls. This Sunday they I the Salt Lake Shamrocks softball park in Salt Lake Raiders clinched their top C by defeating the Arsenal r. . , T Command Trotters Make It Six Wins; Beat UP Shops Heads West JaSJby Phillips, manager connected with a brought Wilma Shirley Jessop and heritor woring ns inthe third JL jy Dvat ASF Depot aiders - Chase (El) deBill Barton-Bi- ll Dumer feated Capt Wells-Maj(HF), D. Richards - Arnold Peterson Vin (El) defeated Lt Murphy-L- t son (HF), Eckhart-Ray Bill Goates (El), vs. Lt. Mann-L- t. Moore, lYt. W. Argabright-Bue- ll Shives (El) defeated Lt. Stevenson-Cap- t. Me Cormick (HF), Glenn Adams Harold Welch (El) defeated Capt Hallory-L- t or 3-- 0; 3-- 0. l', 3-- 0. uviiisw.a. With Len Adams Tn this narliwl rtt Ana Aavm tnt days and cool nights, you will find the trout feeding deep in the day- ume ana on ine sunace in tne corlv dawn sm1 at Hualr This muu dition causes that com plaint xrom tne luckless angler rehot day on the turning from stream with no aimn that tm trout were just not feeding today it was too not. rnis un t true at aii. xrout teed at all times summer or winter, hot or cold . . . but they feed in different places. In the early part of the season VOU Will find them in onmnara. ' tively shallow water generally on .surface In the feeding . J .11 m me as iijiuujc summertime, becomes hotter, the flnnorv ril it seeks the shady spots or the cool, ccp spring noies as tneir feeding place. As the season progresses and fall weather sets in they again return to the shallower feeding beds. The fisherman who knows his filhina site eorufitinna a,ut mm where the deep spring holes are. wnere me leeaer inlets are, and the general habits of the fish located in the stream haa nt mmima great advantage over the stranger! r ism ns lore gamerea over a Ions' nmrloA at eloaa aiuwil.tlui with the aquaretails can be used in new localities if the strange stream conditions are studied be-fore miMlma? lr.4 wmw lrmma1af mm .11 ... wvwaa, Ika action. Strangeness and the feel ing oi conquering tne unknown are swell but in the fishing game the unknown has three strikes against you. Know where the trout ase feeding and you will catch them be it not or cold. oft-hea- rd tid-bit- s. 1 m 1 ina-g |