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Show 1J U 25, 1952 HILL TOP TIMES Congratulates Top Airman Page t Hill Boxers Win 4 Out of 5 Bouts Two The Hill AFB Boxing team had a field-nigin the fights held at the base gym April 17th as they took four of the five bouts with e opponents. Hill's two entrants in the Air Force Wide Boxing tourney at Lackland AFB, Texas, May 1, 2, & 3, Al Heredia and Chuck Storey, fought tune-u- p fights for that meet. Storey took on Bill Shaw, also of the Hill team, in a three-roun- d exhibition while Heredia beat Don Kennington via a TKO in the 3rd round. Kennington is a civilian em ploye at Hill who has had 51 fights. Little Forrest Hudson of Hill got the base team off on the right foot when he kayoed his State School opponent in the second frame of brawl. their In the class Rowdy Roosevelt Charles of Hill won the decision in a "Pier-six- " slugfest. Jesse Stacks and Chick Ransome, both of the Hill squad, fought three fast and furious rounds in the 147' pound division with the close de cision going to Stacks. Hill's only loss of the night was suffered by Doc Bristo who lost a TKO in the second round. Bristo was leading on points when he re ceived a cut over the eye and the referee stopped the bout. left hands? ht out-sid- Jerome W. Jackson, (right) acting deputy commander, conBrown (left) after having pronounced gratulates TSgt. William E.Present at the ceremonies was Captain him nn4-AAmmanilino' riff i stov nf hoa1niiaifaf Aua1- n ton section, J!Htn uepoi iraiinug Sruuy. Colonel Airman-of-the-Mont- h. Honors Bestowed Airman-of-the-Mon- th the Month honors for-L- th nf March were awarded L rrv,Tiipni Kerereant William E. Qf Will Air Force base by act-n- g Colonel Jerome W. Jackson, deputy commanding general. !et- Brown received a solid silver uiauciei. laentmcaiiun tngraved a letter of commenda- i i: mihiio.ii f i Lr - transferred to Kelly-AFB- " ' San An tonio. He was assigned to Hill AFB in April 1950 and is now an instructor of supply training with the head quarters squadron section of the 2949th Depot Training Wing. 118-pou- HO . . ARM'S LENGTH DLUR Embarassing, Isn't it? If such things keep happening to you, it may mean your bifocals aren't doing the whole Job. Visit a skilled optometrist and let him explain how CONTINUOUS VISION LENSES can eliminate ARM'S nd 156-pou- nd LENGTH BLUR. PAY NOTHING DOWN, $1 A WEEK 2443 273 South Main. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH Washington Boulevard, OGDEN, UTAH LrirrrirTrTrTrTcTrTrTrTrTrTrT ion. of Rahway, New Jersey, Brown attended high school Rahway prior to entering tne ervice in 1943. During World War I, he was a machinist s mate ifooard the aircraft carrier U.S.S. iancock, participating in the invas- Bgt. ions of the Philippines and New Hebrides Islands chain. In Julv. 1947. he enlisted in the the Uir Force and was assigned to Lackland AFB, San Antonio, Texas. oi- He served as Icp.r in charere of a suddIv unit on Jthe island of Guam from July 1948 until his return to the united States in July 1949. Sgt. Brown was then sent to the supply technicians school upon at Lowry.AFB, Denver, and completion of th course was Golf Team Members To Be Chosen At Elmonte Tourney enthusiasts among military at Hill AFB are being sought by Personnel Services br. to be shaped into a base golf team, according to Captain Raymond J. Kruse, assistant personnel services Golf 7 personnel gocoSs officer. One of the first golfing events for military personnel is participation in a tournament to be held at the Elmonte Golf course in Ogden on April 30, May 1, and 2nd. Purpose of the tournament will be to choose members for the golf scheduled (Ml team. All golfers interested in the tournament and in playing possibly becoming members of the base team should meet at the gym at 10 a. m. next Monday, April 28, Captain Kruse said. The Special Services supply br. will furnish clubs, as far as possible, and also pay for green fees. However, each contestant must furnish his own golf balls, the Captain said. Here's the Dope MOW LATE ' ' Ordinarily 49.50 to 65.00 Not Odds and Ends, but Now Spring Suits from Regular Stock 3 Why This Sale? . . . Frankly, We're Overstocked! I'M "REALLY mr Ynxf ts Here's a "blue-moochance to choose from 100 virgin wool, hard finish worsteds, sharkskins J TV n" and tweeds at a price you'll hardly believe possible. J ! You'll Want to Buy Two! I " J 5 2473 WASHINGTON CtVO. ' |
