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Show eason oftibaE- Ciyiliahs Army Take on Strong Teams ; ' r Doubleheaders to Mark Opening of ' Intrapost Season - HiU Field's EM's Bast3baUTeam Loses, 9 to 4 Directs Sports Winning Streak Is Broken By QM Civilians Sunday. ponents. .The first game on diamond number one will be played between State School . and Internment Camp. The second game will see Adjutant General -Depot pitted . S. P. Shops. 'against Diamond number two will open with Hill Field Army playing Quartermaster Depot at six p.' m., while the nightcap sends Hill Field The .Civilians against Arsenal. second game is set for . ', unjoeatei d TOOT VMU . ' Doubleheaders on each of two diamonds at Monroe' park is the treat in store for Softball fans this Friday night as the Ogden Softball association opens its season. Games are scheduled for six on both j), m. and seven-fiftee- n fields. Both the Hill Field Army and Civilians take on strong op- ,77 " Y - Friday Mghl perns TEAM STANDINGS Fortress League . 14 W,. ........ .......... 31 oiatat out Truck 319th Repair Sq. 99th Repair Sq 31st Hq. Sq. 308th Avn. . Sq. . 32nd Hq. Sq. Det. Med. Dep't. 905th JM Platoon Leader Agaii Set Too Hot Pace for Foes & Softball League .. .1 ,....,...'. , . ....... 0 s ries Are Blasted Out in More r five straight Service .Contests Liberator League w. . l. games, four practice and one league, ' Close games and Upsets markt V. - i 482nd AB Bq. the Hill Field Army baseball team 89th Repair .............. .5 1 Field's enlisted men's softbr Hill 32nd Supply ;.."..-found .themselves on the short end QM Truck J league play this past week, b( of a J9 to 4 score last Sunday at 368th Arn, Sq.. ........... .2. 3. it seemed as if nothing could 8t 4 .2 ........ i Avn. Sq. 307th John Affleck" park in Ogden. the march of the two respects 11th Med. Supply . ...... .V. 14 RECREATION . . . Is being .311th Repair ... ......... .. .0 .3 was the U,tah Quartermaster leaders, the 482nd Bombers wl It for HUI Field civilians by Civilians who turned the trick, and have won six games and lost not . planned p.' m. in the Liberator league, while tt Diamond one ' is the . northwest the two directors, Helen Blood, left the Soldiers with one win and of the 2491st Quartermasters have women's in program of Monroe charge park, just grounds street The and Henry Fisher, who knows his one defeat in league play. posed of three opponents withot, south of Twenty-nint- h The Civilians scored in the initial second field is on Twenty-nint- h sports. losing a game in me jjoi league. and Quincy, the northeast corner with frame when a walk coupled Y Last-- Friday night saw plei of .the park. two hits brought two runs rompof action. The Bombers stoi The schedule of season openers : "was worked out last Monday at their way to a 11 to" 3 victory oviI ing across the plate. The powerful 482nd Air Base the 32nd :. Aided Supply. a conference in Ogden by the by three' Army errors the ae - Each team . Civilians scored three more in the Squadron suffered their, tirst , 10 hits, wi( executive committee. On the com- gathered season current softball never feat of the lead to build basem the fifth Bomber up first they Priazdiat, aywm Hill Field relinquished. The Soldiers made a Sunday, when the Salt Lake City and Starlin, 32nd left fielder, le; r,mnr .T.lo.itonnt Rums of Ad- injuai Air Base edged them 2 to General Depot, President sortoail league meeting wa uciu valiant attempt to catch the win Army ing' their ; teams, each collectit jutant H. 0 a in hard fought ball game. Vice of school when ners President half the in their three fifth, Fisher, bingles. Henry week at the elementary "Lefty - left fielder, HugW three: hits and a pair of errors on AlFor four straight innings Supply's and chucker, Sellers, Wing a the part of the Civilians brought shot long home run with w Johnny Mead, aBomber twirler, mate aboard The fields at Monroe Dark will venta"ve1' in the third innht; three runs home. wouldn't allow single safety. 10 opposing battt be used until Affleck park grounds play next Friday, June Leading the Hill Fielder's offen- Finally in the last half of the fifth Mead whiffed are in a condition to be played contest, li in the : seven-innin- g Residents of the Defense Trailer sive were Stiltner, Army shortstop, scorebroke the the Wings inning ball for Smith upon. Admission is free to Hill Cm and Kolewski, steady guardian pitched Clearfield, Verdeland first duel their Park, by scoring .". losers. for the Soldiers. They each got less An error ri6m rooters by Mead, and a HiUcr est village, iayton, j.aysvuie a pair of safe blows. For the Civies, tally. hit combined to score the Repair Wins Again and surrounding territory will make Snedca and Card were the only base run. In the' second game of the it two batsmen to nick Dorgan, Army ' Sellers, who received credit for ning the 89th Repair topped use of the Layton facilities. twirler. for two bingles. n a it game, was backed 307th Aviation Flyers 7 to L Both pitchers chucked steady by the magnificent fielding of his stay .one game behind the lour Need Umpires, Scorers ball, with Dorgan striking out 9, teammates who : several times leading Bombers. i and moundsman, to to opposing Johnson, rob sensational the continued made Holland pitcn stops urlf are scorers a By point, margin of Umpires and getting eight via the same method. Bombers of base hits. Mead gave liantly for the winners, setting tt officers from Hill Field were de rently required by the Recrea A Sunday crowd of over 300 fans the winners four hits, all singles. Flyers down with four scatten feated by Utah QM officers in the tion Department to function in The Wings scored their second hits, - all singles. Robert, chuck first of a series of golf matches both the Ogden and Layton tuu witnessed the festivities. in the sixth with a walk and for the 307th ten, also pitcnea j run played at the Ogden Golf -- and Field Softball leagues. two hits collaborating for the score, nice game, limiting the vauntf club last Sunday. to Country be A small sum will paid and the Bombers muffed their last Repairmen to five safeties, fcr Captains McAlvin - and Bruno both types of officials. Men will chance in the seventh when they of them, one basers. However, k acounted for two and a half points operate in the men's leagues ana went down teammates chipped in with 1 while three were scored by Lieupossible women will do we errors to give the 89th their mr tenants Bob Clark and Hutchison. If for the gals. Lieutenants Wanamaker, Mallory, chores Interested gin jox -- victory. Gosielewsbu, Hill Field's until then unde Those please contact fielder for the winners, wa tl end Vincent were the victims for on continued team baseball feated Recreation Project Unit, Special six . points garnered by the' QM only batsman for either team t office, Civilian Personnel Section. its winning ways last Tuesday snot makers. get two hits. night, and the Army boys leaped The third contest scheduled ff ine next series matches are hurdle in the current forfeited by the 905th QM t scheduled to be played in the near The softball diamond has a well the first Service league by running Ogden arsenal and the Utah to the 2491st QM. Xuture. J kept grass infield which is a rarity Ogden A week ago Tuesday night J The winning QM team Sunday in softball parks. The field is light- - over the Utah Quartermaster De quartermaster depot have chal 2. HiU Field civilians to a powerful 82nd Supply crushed tt consisted of Major J. P. Gilmoret ed and games will probably start pot 20 to lenged three-wa- y looked Soldiers The 23 to 2. Ere( very impres golf match Sunday, June 11th Medical Captains Carl Stelle and Harold at p .m. Four games their league debut, and the 13, on the El Monte golf course, 32nd batsmanSquad connected forj and Lieutenants Don will Nelson, slaved nierhtlv. the earlier sive in Ogden. least one safety in the slugfc Grohs, John Hudak, Jack Flood, games being played as twilight boys were hitting the ball in form. Fry chucked a beauThose Hill Field golfers inter and Waleatow, star catcner Ed Conway and Robert French.' games, with the lights being turned tiful game for the victors, setting ested in playing on the base golf thA winnorfi led the OnsUuT on for the latter contests. the QM nine down with four scat team please contact Recreation with twc triples, a double soi, Softball schedule for this week: Select Managers .1 tered safeties. The QM squad used Unit, Special Projects office, Civil single. FORTRESS LEAGUE Three of the teams have already Gram and Gersin in the attempt ian Personnel Section. In the feature game Thurtf. All matches will be threesomes night the 89th Repf g chosen managers. Dale Lewis, Sup- to stop the Flyers slugging, but Game Tomorrow to no avail. 32nd Hqa.. vi. 32nd. Repair (A), 311th Hill Field with one number lead will man, trounced W the unit, Division, ply teletype Squad diamond No. 1, at Ryan, Army center fielder was Arsenal number one and Second ten 25 to 2. The vaunted the Section six team. A. H. Hoague, 308th Avn. vs. 99th Rep., dla-4 plate for the Street number one golfer shooting offensive power was too mucn I mond No. 2, Project, will manage a team the big gun at the two singles together. With the number two vm. mnndXnn anil TTollaad, Cft - 310th Rep., out v. winners, slapping 905th QM, diaof in workers , composed hangars and a mond No. 1, at (even twenty-fivHe man, number . three men, etc., pitcher, was in usual form u in six 4. 3 attempts. triple Bizzell No. No. Hubert and Det. Medical v. 99th Rep., diawill whip the Planning ten into line. was followed by Smith, Flyer's piayintr--af a mond No. 2, ing the 311th men toouta five who fielder double IxWfC-.rCleft slammed a Game Various three Friday divisions Other at Bingles and striking represented Slat Hqa., vs. 93rd Supply, diain three trips. to the somes-- ' ' points while the three-innin- g tussle. the first meeting were Metal Man- and a single mond No. 3, 1, will score one 32nd Hqa., vs. 99th Rep., diaand Repair, Utilities and plate. And Stillner. Hill Field seconay f winners Bee iea w For the ufacturing mond No. 4, iL shortstop, got a home run when point. x . compiling the tack with three hits in tnree Engine Repair. 32nd Rep. (A) vs. 905th QM, his ball hit shot hard the will highest-'be declared tempts. through diamond No. 3, at Plans are still being made to orITOi legs of the QM center fielder. For inMun fnimfl thO eight-teainto an ganize league. the losers Griffin's double was the 308th Avn., vs. 219st QM. diathe Aviation on Other Flyers upsetting base the mond No. 4, groups living only extra base blow. encounter 7. 13 The J to Games Next Toesday in the vicinity of Layton are urSupply The game, the opener for both 32nd Hqs. vs. 905th QM, diathe way. all a thriller real to enter their gently requested mond No. 1, was featured by walks, 32nd Team scored first wnensj teams as soon as possible, as the teams, Det. Med. vs. 31st Hqs. diamond find wild pitches. How Jot-S2?iitestrike outs, No. 2. lin tripled and Forman brW tentative schedule calls for league ever teams showed flashes both 310th Rep. vs. 93rd Sup., diamond him In with a screaming . No. 1. at seven play to start next Friday. at times, and indications are that over second base. However warn uep. vs. 2491at QM, dla- Many Attend the summer league will provide can not be Flyers were not to be denied, . o. z, seven mona These who attended the first many fast, close games. given . ,V tc, ient softball urn alter noae nu iv MHRRTOR I.KAOI K were: A. l. Gilbert McDoug-ai, "Cdevoting the ma struck out, Robinson and pires , meeting Game Tomorrow jority, tf c'taare time towards 32nd Sup. vs. 32nrt Rep. (B), Property Accounting; Ed E. worked Smith, 32nd diamond No. 3, msurip-- a r sjsiui Hu league. Morgan, Property a Accounting; for walk. Lee, right fieiw" 482nd vs. 311th Rcp. diamond 60 cents the 368th, then stepped PJ bert Bizzel, Planning; Bruce Mor No. 4. thus awarding cleaned the bases with a tern i "l 308th Avn. vs. S9th Repairs, per rison, Planning; Gordon Dorius. diamond No. 3, the .. dollar for th ,) i C Glenn Property Accounting; clout far over the center iw Lewis, 11th Med. vs. .107th Avn.. diacomes either out head. Aliens worlt y and Berrey with mond No. 4. Engine Repair; Clay Allred. utili In a postponed game that was of jf , l or in some nirs fund, W. Nielsen, Base Quar Onnin Friiin ties; Joseph " apiece iea m off Monday night, the 8S0th Guard vs. 24fi6th QM, dla- termaster; Harold L. Thornly, En played Stolle and Smith both conn 2491st Truck Co. defeated the Tfcrit ir'i.atrators currently loserv gine Repair Inspection; Wallace nuppiy vs. sitth Repair, jna league leading 31st Hq Sq. 21 to S. worL;: VfjSlisted men's soft-ba- ll safely twice for the ' i teen. Morris Anderson, Test; Flight The o.:n.l iwp. VS. 80th Rep. dia Truckers, attired in blue Corporal Del Clark, Flight Test. mond iNo. i, This Week's Duane Jessup, Hydraulics; George sweat shirts and caps, showed vast Favf i J, I V VJf 482nd Air Base 1 482nd Ah vs. ;t07th Avn.. and led by their f.o. 2. oner Licunara mi jf BASE Lewis Maerk, A, H. Hoague, improvement Hafer, 04.. ' SERVICE OGDEN coach star and (i?m Xv.t Tnesdnv pitcher, Lieutenant er, fc"cje organization: Pri Lee Bullock, Wayne Christianson, 32nd sup. vs. finth Rep., diamond LEAGUE Stewart, coasted to an easy win. vale Kenneth i Borgwardt of the No. 1. and Mack Stanley, all from B-and Hoese led 32nri' C 'T Tfchd Corporal Fran- Retrum, Yoder, vs. Naval SuPP 11th Med. vs. 880th Sq., Hill Field Project. Harold Aste, Sheet Metal; the slug-fep. "h .. f No. 4, for the winners, each cirC;.. 'CPrivate First Class Monday, JuneArmy 6, Joe Harriman, Plant Equipment; cracking out three hits. Bricker's Hoc rt. . Avn. vs. 2 "'forty . Quartermaster Army vs.throe' both of the ""irger, r:o rt. seven '00th . QM. Ben Yaunt, Civilians, Monday, Juna 8, Plant Equipment; long home run also aided the 2491st i 311th Rfp, vs. .trrth Avn. diaRom Class m. First M p. Bruce Bcrryhill, Plant Equipment: attack. Berthiaume and Wester-ber- g 48S"C vs. nt,itf . mond No. 4, seven a splendid job as Quartermaster Civilians berr:r Carl Wendall, Utilities, and Tex June were the sluggers for the Wednesday, league, and also senal, supCTftrfthe P' wcaerman, Planning. losers. All amet at John Affleck P dettrtru p rot of thanks. After"" winning - . ' .- " seven-fiftee- . T . . n" Army Air Base Beats Bombers Layton Softball LeaffUe Arranged "v"b . . 1 - . key-sto- ,1 ne ) Field Officers Lose Golf Play ; no-ru- no-h- " -- one-ha- r Baseball Team Drubs QM Nine - . one-two-thr- . Golf Challenge Accepted Here - I six-thir- ty mid-seas- I on high-flyin- 8- . . - B-2- w,aw, - e. r-;sr- e. . rtiiree 1 .1 -- . e. m UmpirjDo Fine - rs twenty-five- twenty-five- - Qo-bot- 2491st Truckers Beat 31st Hdqs. n h s EaX.V-''.VHcdonatln- r siA-- jr'j3: d 2i vt st one-thir- ty dla-tno- twenty-five- twenty-five- - t.i:zj. . r |