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Show HILL TOP TIMES jfkJuneH : 1949 CIVILIAN I SOFTBALL V MEWSBy Dick Boyer After several postponements due tn innlement weather, the Hill AFB rHviiinn Softball team got unaer wrv Friday evening, June meet 10, ing the aggregation representing the Railway Mail Clerks. c. Chas. R. Greenhaw Earlv in the game Dotn teams By Pf With the iate, but very obvious arrival or summer, softball takes jockeyed for a lead with ratner nowever.me ball listless playing, the spotlight in the sport circles at tiiu uieia. ino less tnan eight teams Hill team came to life in suff - inciU(jing the Hill Field Airmen and the Hill Field Civilians, have elent time to forge ahead and take stormed out on the diamond in the past two spring months to try to the game at last with a score of bring Dack a championship. High testimonial to the softball fever that t.aa nonotrntori thp hllltOt). in to i. On Thursday, June 16 the Hill nenalties were inflicted on all but on nf h.. -lub met the Clearfield Marines in o Saff.hnl, iearue. Onlv the AACS r.i ,maiWMWwwl,",;j" "5" ' " " "I? tinn without a marker in hotly contested game. The Gyrenes pulled up into a 3 to 3 t e first team AACS dominated the the eVyTood . fL . it. which was held until the last half hfiinB. a fnHWprf nT, .oinfield, of the last inning when defensive one in" thTIeaZ ' . canea uuuiu .tsraasnaw in wayne shortston t firm once she takes a MnnfP Mrs. Amar Mabe is no woman to argue with r RnWf Roo.nuu "7w, r, Cnl f riV, t,5f Withnn TYinn nn hase leatures case, for at nrst Pfc. 12 and Grant on Winchester designed her especially shotgun, sack, guage grip . a the keystone "o uuuiuT"in""'ucu auuj tt. me r: 4.i iuuhuA waa tt picking off "pigeons" in trap shooting tournaments. team ui j.,.. The n4 nq aquaaron, smnsh to riM field which the tie Medics. Rated as second with a the in ended team enablthat place the fielders misjudged, Gyrene at me ocnouno owu, teiiuinatea tne ing both Hill Fielders to score and tne Best Det to winwins and two setbacks. Probably the best game of round with three end the eame. Shootin'-F- or c c i rriuw.n mumas o oiavmers was dovs irom SnnHnv .Tune 19' thf : Will F"ield- - the season unreeieu ueiweeu oogt. . s . w l ii i waa me iascest me ana game Am Harold yicmu, 0 m ii ers neaaquaners mats, HQ pounded severely honors in for top Rice trap competing By Helen of Ogden Ford Sales for a 5 played on the local lot. bier Who said this was a man's shooting. f to 1 win. thereby bringing the For the most part the league had few difficulties in the first round world? Nowadays there are very To gain a practiced eye and a club into the last half of this there was some dissention. On numerous occasions the games few, if any of the full gamut of fast trigger finger, Mrs. Maybe round undefeated. Credit for this however, because some of the players hadn't arrived at the field Were delayed men's work or sport's endeavors spends time each Sunday practic u a.n.v. as suiieuuicu. iu Biiuum inuc to gu tune start gaiue that have not been invaded by ing at the Ogden Trap shooting Jacobsen for a timely hit jn Standings at piay of the first round: end the in she One field. but women not only invaded, Sunday recently with the bases loaded and general 49 50 out of a off Won Lost " Won Lost taken picked instances possible heads-uliterally p increasing ly to the entire club for . 0 5 . "blue rocks" or "clay pigeons." ....2 3 Weather AACS over! ball playing. .. 2 . 3 1 Maint. 4 & "Trap shooting," reports Mrs. These Gullible, indeed, is the present-da- y HQ HQ to out are snag this . 2 1 3 4 -MATS man who allows himself to be Maybe, "is the only sport in which Industrialboys Medics league championship and misled into the false security and an individual can retain his ama in this writer's Following are the six top batters of the first round: opinion are quite even teur he wins woman is AB belief that because 'a II AVGJ standing thought capable of doing it but like ev 12 8 Thomas Brawner. HQ & HQ... SSet. diminutive, reticent and extremely cash prizes." com else in sports eryone engaged 6 ......10 .60 Trap shooting is not the only petition could do with a little sup John Norman, HQ & HQ. feminine, she is an easy match in MSgt. JSod 9 ....... . ....18 . . the sportsfield. Except for possess- kind of shooting Mrs. Maybe finds port from rooting Hillfielders. Pfc. Charles Greenhaw. .. . . 5 10 . AACS Arnold ing less physical prowess (in some exciting. Since 1943 she has been Sgt. Taylor, on jm are All base the in 1.. .4711 17 8 . . instances) she is found to be more than "excessive baggage" with vited personnel Cpl. Robert Salerno, Medics to attend these games and on his her husband a and trips hunting pertinacious rugged, adept team 0 . . . root ball know the let FIELD AIRMEN AMBLERS HILL 9, they're down in Summit county and near opponent. n t, for them. All games are played game as hisf Fireballer, Harold Ambler pitched a Now, take for instance Mrs. Amar Nephi, Utah. In 1947, with a spe ing 0 at the Softball to a over coasted the Field Amblers Hill Friday, Ogden evenings Airmen, victory Maybe. Mrs. M. is a stock record cial permit to hunt antelope, Park, just south of Affleck Park. June 17, in the Metropolitan league game at the Ogden Softball Park, Amar Joe and distribuchose them, clerk in the publications granted not The Ambler win revived their chances of winning the first round and; yu may seem . . as a uneiy hnhitnt-- 'or a . sm&H 1 tion unit, stock control section sup- stiimmif- pnnnU1 county out an the Airmen loss sunk the Hill Fielders deeper into the cellar, TiKHJUj games ujnuj ply division at Hill. She's a new- for this scarce animal. That trip evening usually all pretty good HILLFIELD AIRMEN 17, OGDEN FORD SALES 3 .. . comer on the field, having started put Amar in the news, for she too. Graber's spirited Hill Field Airmen staged a near Fred work last March, but she's no new- bagged the largest antelope killed games, SSgt. Make a date with your, friends massacre on the base diamond comer in the sport of trap shoot in Utah that year, Monday, June 13 as they tripped thej and be on hand at the next sched Besides she antelope, enjoys the uled game of the Civilian Hill lifeless Ogden Ford Sales 17 to 3, in a practice game, ing. That sport took her fancy about two years ago when her thrill of tracking down the wary Using two teams, the Airmen played fine defensive ball and took; of costly mistakes on the part of the Ogden Ford Sales husband gave her "ten easy les- deer and elk with her husband on team: advantage 28 'Triple-headJune (Tuesday) nine to capture their first win in two weeks. Cpl. Robert Salerno conj sons" and immediately discovered their yearly hunting expeditions tinued his brilliant ways with a two-ru- n he had a Dotential "winnah" on Pheasants and ducks come in for evening homer, two stolen bases ana Ogden Eagles vs. Ogden Business two walks. their share of attention, too, his hands. 7 p.m. In two short years' time she has Before Mrs. Maybe became her College Mills MSgt. Harold Carter, who pitched the "first five innings, allowe vs. Hill Field Airmen more than justified his confidence hiiflhflnH'ja mnnf nnf huntincro rmnil I Globe only one run in three hits. Although the game was never seriously L Qnwt in her ability to exceed both men she pursued an interesting hobby, Carter pitched himself out of several scoring threats by w Hill Civilian vs. First Security doubt, and women competitors in this as divergent from hunting as clay Bank Ford Sales boys. 9 p.m. pigeons' from cats. tricky, taxing sport. KAPP & RAIL 13, HILL FIELD AIRMEN 4 . . . In a recent trap shooting It was raising and breeding the A wild first inning that produced ten runs on five hits and tha tournament, sponsored by the Tri Siamese cats which occupied a part HillfJelder Newly wed same number of errors helped Kapp and Rail turn back the Hill Fielq of Salt Lake,, her of her leisure time about seven Airmen, Thursday, June 9, at the Ogden Softball Park. The score trap shooting skill won her a place years ago. Her beautiful pets have 4. to with the top three scorers for one been shipped to customers and Cpl. Robert Salerno's efforts stood out most in the Hill Field attempl week, with men and women com- friends in Oregon, California and to back in the ball game after a discouraging first frame. Althoug get petitors from six western states, Montana. The last few years, how he committed two errors in the left field garden, Salerno collected thre To illustrate the adeptness of her ever, Amar says she has limited 01 nis team's five hits off KaDD and Rail nitcher. Carl Mauenn. teacher-husbanJoseph L. Maybe, this hobby to raising them for the ureaitabie hurling by MSet. Harold Carter, who relieved Tag Jr., Amar reports that he was one sole purpose of giving them to spe Ray Freston with ten runs across the plate and two out in the firsu of the top three for seven weeks. cial friends who love cats. Mrs. naitea tne Kapp and Rail scoring spree and turned the remainder 01 these unusual fe That's one way of keeping the Maybe describes J the contest into a fair performance. short-haireblue-eye- d scoring sheets carrying the name lines as soltoail schedule base the of round is serond for the the following con an entire creatures, having beige bodies, "Maybe" throughout league trasted with black faces, ears, feet MATS vs. Weather June 24. v " HQ vs. Weather July 1113 of May 30 she and tails. She says they prove to On the week-en- d 4& vs. Medics 27 HQ June Medics vs. MATS July be excellent because of in their the Pa pets competed in Salt Lake Maint. vs. MATS Juie 29 AACS vs. Maint. July 15 Trap Shooting great domesticity, affectionate disAACS vs. Weather July 1 and in alertness their west' from HQ vs. MATS July 18 20 with entries positions, Association, Medics vs. Weather 5 AACS vs. Medics July Some friends of the era states. In this event she placed learning. July lucky HQ vs. Maint. July 8 Maint. vs. Weather July 22 second in her individual score, in Maybes may receive a small, pediAACS vs. MATS 8 Siamese in women about six kitten all Utah with July greed competition I months, for along about that time, I ' entered. ' Mrs. Maybe's skill was given an Mrs. Maybe's two female cats are More Story Leads other test in Ogden on the week slated to become mothers. More Tickets! umM The "Sportsman's Hideout Cafe," end of June 17, 18, "19 when the American Amateur Trap Shooting Clearfield is not only the hideout Association competed, in which she for Joe Maybe, who owns and oper was runner-u- p for top place. She ates it, but serves as a trophy room lost first place by only one "bird." for evidence of the Maybe tech' MRS. HURST The week of July 4th will find nique in bringing back ample proof Marriage vows were taken by the Maybcs up in Sun Valley, Idaho, of their hunting skill. It serves also anotner young Hill AFB couple recently wnen Mr. and Mrs, Mixed Doubles Bowling Champs Keith Leonard Hurst were wed at Elko, Nevada, June S. Mrs. Hurst, (above) is the former ' Miss Amanda Lucille Ellis voucher control unit of stock control section. supply. Keith Hurst works on swing shift for shop stock F, maintenance. For the double-rin- g ceremony, the bride chose a dress of light V blue wool with navy blue acces sories and a corsage of red and white rosebuds. She was attended by Miss Beverly Fink of Ogden, czsm with Robert Faddis as best man. The newlyweds reside at 972 I ItJSEl 1?er!l l0?kinK for tht ry leads whieh were Pb? iwenty-tnir- d street, Ogden. as a trophy room for their friends In ni ?roH motor vehicle dispatcher; G. H. Van LeeaW of Doubles and salvage section; Mabel Decker, Publication UnJ. Base Mixed Air Force of Hill Winners Bowling league, neighbors, who need a suitable shown displaying the trophies presented them at the Paramount wa"hoseman, and Barbara Fowler, AO repaj place to "hang their heads!" with basebaU tickets each, good Bowl recently. (L to r.) Capt. Edward McCullough, AACS; Surge The Maybes Amar and Jo J IffiST'iSSr8Cn Pr,es5ntfd fi futanns. eds home eame8 CaU In your story leads to tJJ ana....live in m,.- - Pnhfc native Empey, facilities service; Trudy Parker, maintenance communlca-, a you too wlU be able to go to tlon: and Mrs. Connie McCullough, wife of Capt. MoCullough. iieiu. pirUTni" "ice for the home team. i- '' - w c.:". 3 r" 1 , r3 ,s nr-H- .u As Sure As ... ,0 xc. "aZ 7r I otr-ana-- Maybe1 on ij I uuancia 1 f 0-- " no-hi- 9-- - " er bune-Teleera- m d, d, sift jr 'Cdfc i9l hn cSr H - r&J S Li" A. , Lo'tey' Aik j no-ru- 1 |