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Show Mars Rip Bowling Military Loop Records in Onslaught Utah HIH Field, Ogden Wednesday, February 9, 1944 : 1- - 10 - ii' ii ..minii '"'"i '"j'" innineajmidL-n- OFFICERS. . Wilson 465 ..... .... New records were a The recently organized enlisted men's Friday night bowling loop dozen when the smoke had rolled to its second night last on last week's officers' Still perched on top of the aw -- Jg -- fn wos ling Team Standings Bowling ENUSTED TSSES Team ....... 7 J 99th DRS. O so 5 4Q4m1 BOAUU " H at- - V I " - Ni'iuW., Ji - n. a oooow"------ .792 .678 .651 .668 ... E-1- JV 1 - , f .,X ' - X . ; Station Hospital :S::::xo:::::::::::::-.:::::- t .- i , i ' r V ' - Ave. .782 .744 .778 .795 .741 .719 Still hot after a game with the ace WAC cagers, are the colored civilian gals who have tacked the casaba cognomen of Liberators on themselves.' The dusky dribblers again tangled with their perennial opponents and victims, the dorm area Falcons, but this time were held down to a miserly 16 to 12 edge at the close of the. tussle, . Several Liberators are promising candidates for a proposed Hill Field feminine varsity five and are anxious for varsity practice to .'' SAX UnliLIiT . f That's what . CpL Homer Bomberrer might be hla victim m h Instruct! a soldier in the tricks of judo in skinc , We bsae gym rolling of Pvt. Jack h Archacki wno strut;, oui, " game to last frame of the lastextra mareive the 99th DRS the 2709 to 2700 gin needed to take a Air Base edge from the 482nd squadron. , ArcnacKVS roiai wuuuuv and Teamcap was 533 but both he503 had to mate Gwizdak with take back seats to the Indianapolis flash, SSgt. Maxie Kosof, who ti,rti.H last week's tables on Arch acki and beat the 99th man with a neat 568. That mark is the loop's series to date to best three-gam- e Negro Gal Quint Continues Wins - l I 2 10 8 3rd Reporting ........ Aircraft Shops ; . .". ... 11 Officers' Club 8 12 Sirnal Section' :... S IS Training and Opns. 1 1 ...... M last-ditc- wmw ura vuBsessora of tot loop marks. ... -to 1.1 a. - Hospital Unit Personnel Medical Supply Building 9 OFFICERS ' Team W and Major Gene Wilson. Cm son Roeller and the Aircraft gj 99th ?eap are the tough-to-bekeglers. squadron depot repair But their first place grip was maintained only through the sterat J Mendiola I 185 niS 6 Uoely AircraftsSet New High Mi Archacki Shines ENIISTED MBX J 'i' S .169 .165 Kosof Arohacid'V y .g " v uson, 482nd as O. TP. Ave. 11 Malory 'Rumboogie' Gets a Grig 99th Judges uui Bowling's Big 5 Major Wilson was steainin, no ruiieu to a record cm no-- cap 558 three-gam- e series than hotter 1 b, his fellow Shops who set a new high nancucap . series of 3054, marks were set as the swamped 3rd Reporting 1 ment in a four to nothing w sua up mw mira place in standings. Major Rollie Free tnmffl, blistering 512 as he kept m 1111c uuwuug ui jute, n vru boot. . first series as the league'i ... Stripes meant nary a tning in prexy and the acquisition of this bitter stretch battle. The crown nasn't nurt bis game 482nd AB squadron Is iota. nosed-oStation Hospital wasn't ta made up of all staff or teen seras they kept far aW denied have the winners the while geants win! familiar private or private first the pack with a class in front of all but one name. the Officers' club. Total w Which may or may not account the match found the Hospite for the winner's big grins. raining up 2837 to 2735 to Turnabout is fair play thought O.C. and U Capt. Nelson Roeller the Medical Supply evidently. A ' week ago they dropped a four-poiSwyden had far and away match and this time reversed best ' individual nights in this the procedure to wallop their test but the Medics as a team J brother medics, the Station Hos- more potent Capt Roeller kmc g single f pital, by the same count Biggest out a Station Hospital handicap, how- of 229 which was also the only! ever, was "no handicap," which or better game of the evening.' proved too tough a hurdle for the Swyden hit 500 and the highi were Lt lit the winners loser to leap. The winner's Pfc. for ITT lit. JftA anaJ tj&pi u Bill Waterman was high man in warzatt wiia aid E. Kerr with 490. this match with a 489. The same "no handicap" prob.Major Walter Downs vu 9 in its king pin in a Signal Section lem faced Building tussle with a Unit Personnel out- to nothing victory over the fit that had new faces with no es- Training and Operations kegtr tablished handicaps as yet. The It was the first tune that theJ UP's walked away with a four-poi- nals have taken a over any opposition, and the; win 2952 to 2367. The 200 games Friday nignt were up a 2922 total to 2771 to d thriller losers in doing it confined to the Station Hospital should hK as Kosof had a 209, Schnell a 208 and Archacki, 203, to highlight the trouble hanging on to the to) i when they run into an as contest individually. rolls 99th This Friday the against proved Training and Open nitf the the 482nd takes, on team this week. Other AW Station Hospital, and it's Medical find Signal Section and audi together vs. Unit Personnel in the Shops getting supply third encounter. Reporting meeting Officerf 1 Ml T ut nt record-breakin- . . 1 1 E-1- four-poi- nt nt 99th-482n- Not a boxing glove or handball is supposed to be checked out of the supply room unless Homer hands and offiit over the counter cers are no exception. His official title is "Custodian of the Gymnasium and Equipment", but lay off that flowery talk when he's swinging his mop in the locker room that "Custodian" business is all right on a table of organization, but that's about alL He's also responsible for outdoor athletic areas and agrees with those who praise the merits of the jeep. Tnars.the way he covers his territory, checks equipment and runs the special service officers around the place." Call him what you will but his favorite name is the jived-u- p version of Romberger that his colored boxers coined. He's just "Rum-boogito the dusky GIs who know him as the guy who helps train tnem, tapes 'em for fights and fights their battles. His bie ambi tion around Hill Field and we think he'll realize it after watching his leatherpushers in action of late is to have the Brown Bombers team reach the promontory in boxing in this mountain area and cop a title or two. He used to instruct regular nhv. steal training non-coclasses, saw 60 men graduate under his tutelage, but he had to wait till about a month ago to get his toughest work to date. Hill Field received a shipment of skis, ski poles, snowshoes and boots, and Romberger as auicklv re. ceived the task of sorting, pairing up ana marains; tne winter sport's lovers' paraphenalia. That might not be so bad m but 90 times a day, the Little Corporal, soldiersopines ask him to save this pair of that for Sunday and by Saturday night he's too tired to even go out. And so we leave the locker room wren us relentless oil of winter green air and leave Homer to his physical training chores. Nnifh. standing hi admitted stature as a uamed ousy guy around this man's bjih, iwuiuerger nas only one gripe. E,very morning he hustles around to the Post earn hi. trip ticket, sweeps out the snow tm me jeeps seats and drives to the gym. And someday, he says, I m gonna catch that amut. r--i Francis Smith of the Mm Hnnarf. rnent) in the act of taking my jeep to lunch and the basketball team ror a new high , ,wK,n ... HPT i J 7 ' , $ r ,fi ' e" m jack-of-all-jo- MOPPIXQ UP , . . Judo students to just real utility gs And Bemberger frem naahaaBliigN hia plain "handling the familiar, OI map. Do's a man from way back, is the Corporal. bs K-e- elf Know Him? 'CpL Romberger Is Gymnasium Utility Mart Rare indeed is the Hill Field ath- lete who visits the Base gymnasium voluntarily or the "other way" and who after one workout ' doesn't know the guy who comes when you bellow "Hey, Romberger.'' And for good reason. His full name and duties? Cpt. Homer Romberger, and with his duties the story begins. Not a big man physically, Romberger first hit Hill Field in January of '43, and since that time has made himself practically indispensable handling a number of physical traiaing : jobs as few big men could. . - Standing- - on the scale ttie scale that he and physical training co- norts waited for oh, so numer uoesn ( waver patiently much one way or the other from the 150 mark, and is only 5 8", but when he gives out with the judo In his do the classes, the bounce off his bicena as though he outweighed them. Jjuggmg an automobile-accidele around handicaps him somewhat but he Knows his grips in the best Ran nt ger fashion. Me was a nation aJ guard wrestling champ back home an j&usaDeuiviu, Pennsylvania. rt. j, rs, They Lay Tourney Plans f ' ;mmxmmmmmmmmw ''si : 1 , , a; ? eM- mmmwmm mm w.U. U ---g- s ... M. NEW PRESIDENT ... Of the Officers bowling lear Free, shown above seated in his first session with Cpi Pickens, physical training officer, and SSgt. Max Kotol, the. field bowling alleys and leagues. Plans are beln noia several sournaments in Marcn for onicr doubles and team eventa fT Hard-Luc- HF Civilian Ace U 40-Drop UASFD Thriller, j ... ... ...!!. w rtwn Tiunr " " tail Hill Field's hard luck civliianTtne uam Aces took another tough one on the IU two-poidvam: , chin last, week, dropping a 8 Aces couldn't quuc game to the Utah Army Service Forces depot at Weber college e a Chandler, Morgan -gym. in 4 A tight UASF defense sought to were potent suppj hit hogtie Big Verne Gale and his Aces Chandler were efficw and succeeded with the Aces team latter two offense. and defense "Pivot-Shobut not Who rammed score: Box through 16 points tagging throughout the contest. His 16 points led all scorers as Steele Morsaa e ars and Lyon of the depot came ieiaop Onlrn . through with 15 and 14 counters r, .nill., 0 viiunwa) v ; S respectively to pace their outfit The game wasn't decided until Klnar the last few minutes ef play whea Totakt.. 19 0 39 nt 40-3- , t" despite-tenaciou- s .'"f nr.: . m |