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Show s Svr9J7tfte Got It! Wednesday, May 24, 1944 WorlomanWinsField Title All-Even- ts J I- 'The firing is over in the Hill-- f Fitid intramural bowling meet and new champions have been crowned after a two-da-y tourney that featured the individual performance of Mechanic Dave Workman. Workman warmed the Manlewav lanes as be rolled to a convincing championship on the basis of second place in the singles, third in the doubles and a share in I the team title with the Decorators, His nine game net total was 1515 pins, plenty to take the crown. Nick Schlupp. the man who re ciivilian-militar- 1 copped the id st'v . . . Safety Aid Boohful Posies Promised in Dormitory Area Extended To Military More WACs Needed in Air Forces . ' A high average kegler all the past was Roulon Stanfield, a consistent intramural season. Mel Whiting 618 after took third spot with The four WACs selected to serve as honorary orderlies for officers attending conference this vek give Col. Paul W. Wolfe a smart salute as he passes out final instructi? tion. Left to right are: CpL Norene Sparks, Pvt. Norma Wise, Pvt. Mary Cook, Pfe. Carolyn Armstrong. HAVE mm y Field title, was hard at Workman's heels with a fine 1502 total as Lou Wirth garnered third place totaling 1482. Singles champion with a 670 total HiU TnnY King m all-eve- cently AND All-Even-ts -- Workman's 630. A tough doubles combo of Lou Wirth and Dan Sparks combined to nose out Sid Johnson and Paul West. The winners racked up 1162 for 12 point better score than the I - runner-u- p. Several undecided women entries got in the swim at the last minute "The flowers that bloom in but Agnes Beck, who had her eye tra, la! Well, the spring The safety program at Hill Field , with the necessity of re - on the championship, stuck out in Faced in a few weeks the results of w hich helped save 450,000 man-day- s leasing all qualified enlisted per- perhaps not this spring but work throughout ASC instalsonnei in me ait service uomraana the present activities of the An. thm te.nuul with flw. DAVE WORKMAN . . . Gin lations during .143, will be exIn the Dormiat Garden club for overseas duty soon, the replac- - Stewart, another intramural stal the camera a quick look-se- e tended to military personnel here. will be evident. won fir area of men kind that with chamAir form WACs of these the tory doubles wart, for the gals' ing R. Af OASC Robert flick, Major Flower seeds are, being plant, has become a "must". pionship as Eleanor Gale and Tresa him the HiU Field civilian intrground safety officer announced ed around - the recreational erown in but To meet the need of this intensi- - Cook were short with 1110 to the amural this week. halls and various other spots fled recruiting program, teams of champs 1131. week's tourney. Workman wea Because of the overwhelming in the civilian area. high ranking male officers, special Mixed doubles provided olentv of the title at Ogden's Mapleway success of the program at ASC information officers, WAC officers high class bowling as well as some civilian depots the AAF has and enlisted men and women have imDronmtu laughs. Greta Stewart all for its the program adopted formed to carry out this and Emil Roseman were too steady was been civilian and military personnel, highly successful in spite a for the field and had 1157 to prove mission; be explained. that entries were not sr fact the is who J. Beck Richard Alesch, was among Again Agnes it Oapt The extension calls for appointreas of the officer in charge the top flight as she and partner. great this anticipated. A high cB ment of several nerore a we ueorce caia area, 1128. totaled in ore or irisner. cruiung officers in the safety department, piay was exxuonea ny ooa WAC contingent here at Hill Field The tournament, directed by Bill men and women bowlers wrong he said, and addtd that another oflast caturaay, saia tnac ine waui Fraser, field recreation director, out the two-da- y tourney. ficer would probably be assigned themselves this base had at proven as assistant chief of the OASC Putting Hill Field Rifle clubbers so useful that it is the desire of throught the paces wisely, Ralph all the high military personnel to safety program. Crew-Th-ey Each group of 35 enlisted men Tunison, veteran instructor, last recruit at least 300 more WACs to will have a safety supervisor. These week bad a nard ume keeping nis serve right here at Hill Field. ha"e already been named. The charges from becoming tied up m the Corps for its splenPraising accident knots. will report military safety did and work at this cooperation seemed to the The be trouble include accidents occurring around "You Alesch base, Capt. the clock, on or off duty, Major Af intricate, seemingly awkward fir may well take prideremarked, in your Corps There is a mammoth physical manager of Hill Field boxing ant used National the by flick declared. ing positions I are You the work and nrosrram minor on contin- - baseball teams top tne nasi u training? doing, you to Hill associationwhich Rifle Unit safety supervisors have not as such must uanv for soldiers and officers at months. Officially are and pioneers he's physical as trained, he continued, Fielders belong. thrust forward to blaze new paths. I mil Field hut HIU Fielders who see training officer. An alumnus of tbt but will be in he near future in Regular sessions under Tunison s That' you have proven yourselves the surface evidence such as dia University of Arkansas, he's an ex-coordination with military train guidance, however, are getting the ls shown by the fact that we now ciplined calisthenics classes, ball Razorback star in several spons. accus more embryo marksmen ing and operations section. 300 more WACs like youffa.mM etc- - little realize the work desire At Hill Field for 13 months now tomed to the new positions and here at this base to on work and nlannlns: that nwi into each is 1st Lt aeon Hutchison. Hsilinf carry are into already they ' slipping our enlisted personnel who willlsuch class. from Indiana State Teachers, U them with a minimum of effort of oe soon sent overseas lor active To the bystander, the tanned, Hutchinson is currently physics! and muscle stretching. white clad husky who barks out training officer for the 4135th AAB Still awaited eagerly is the am- duty." The recruiting will be carried the traditional exercises may be Unit. munition from the WPB which, over a period, it is not i a nonentity, just a metronone that From Indiana, the state unlver Tryouta for a ladies' varsity soft when it arrives, will mean the real only the of the recruiting keeps the class ticking, but he's attv. eomaa tat- - UL. Raloh SlfleL purpose ball team to play in the Ogden soft opening of the rifle season for the uui u- mora than that . . . bi OM Of Slim, trim Sigel Is PT officer tot nnm, ball league has been announced by Hill Field club and plenty of ac- team to revruit new show the public also the magnifi- eignt instructors whose Job 4S9th Squadron and assists win. the recreation unit, for Friday, tual range work. cent work the Women's Army it u to keep Hill Field's military the m. Mrs. 6 chores in the 4S8th. Anderson identical p. May 28, at J Corps is doing in over 250 differ-- in Western and U, shape, physical says that several potential stars New Workers to Get Kentucky Say over all ennt of the Th types jobs; mririn wiui ibfar UL George Thomson will perk oK, have already signed up, but that country today. Carl & Monger. OASC special serv ears. That's his alma mater when there are plenty of team berths still Sundays Day Off ice and physical training chief, basketball was his pet sport. open. ana ap xticnara ncstens, mb Hill Fielder for 11 months, he na are Department heads and supervisColorful new uniform Physical training officer,, dig deep handles PT for the 400th and 4S8U. planned for the Hill Field team, ors at Hill Field will assign Sunday mto emto build their as the regular day off for. new and every cooperation rJn with dUr redule that sUrts CeMes4Jeej. classes at I a. m, ends only Second Lieutenant Joe Cunniarj JAlaV' technique up to meet the keen ployes, an announcement from the I when GIs have had their fill of lei ham, here for six montns, na J competition offered by the Ogden civilian personnel section revealed sure hour playtime In the Base big physical training Job on W ladies' aoftball .league and other this week. 2S Is On May another big trip hands with the 4912th AAB uat This procedure is necessary in outstanding teams in this area. Hill Field order that the payroll and ac- oein. planned for all HilField Lee Dopp, program. and the 3rd Provisional squadr. athlete, U to coach the ladies' counting branch may properly XP. ynm. it will be ??T?Sk FT business is, and this browed and knows how to carry it on. team. In addition to their enlisted m", process the new worker. Springs. Tho interested In swim- - TLk' all the officers supervision, !TMm wing should bring their own suit wh.n rirnrau thr and do, at a moment's notice, tsvj and toweL elaSISI' way tests are given to all Air Serv- iham of mti. . - roralav nffUnir'a A large picnic area promises rl ice command personnel on differ-Lts. Bigel and Thomson au tor WEDNESDAY tmTAA anil rrmAumtmd from Schools 4:15 P. Mv Rifle Club Classes ......Post army's special service and pbysk 4:S0 P. M Tennis Instruction Courts most .Dormitory Hiking is the popular pasof Just bunch a aren't They training school at Washington :M P. MC Girls' Softbsil Practice . eeeeeee) Park Monroe time promised, since the weather is exercise-mindesails Lee in Virginia. :M P. Mv Softball, Layton League Layton Park good now and the country sur-- muscled, Four enlisted instructors csm 'M P. Mv Victory Talent Parade .Egyptian Theater standb a V fcHIWHf I WMVe Vltiflff big PT load too. Old CdL THURSDAY . VILIIIB. R 4UlM.l0 .I and Francis Svt. flmith 11:M A. M. Tennis Instruction Courts Busses are being chartered by the .Dormitory I1.! berger have been associated wK m P. Sfv Seftball Game Monroe Park recreation unit and anyone wishing P. Affleck Park to go on thU tour should call WW Game f?1-- TTw,an V"? Hill Field GI sports for msay CiSt P. MGymberee .Weber Gym or 241 for reservaUons. Round trip t4?KI FUU " monta. jmittt was a coiiege and Roibj FRIDAY hu nt in settsr pbystcai snap tnan evn be sport man in Illinois t....... in,, int. luU lu BmiuvIvMBIS m iiiim Saftbal Tryeuts. . . .Monroe Park leave the dormitory area about 51!?" thbxka , IM P. irls ohJfTi . ,c?1 . tional guard 148 pound grappK 8ATUBDAT iu:ao a. m. ana ogden at 11 o'clock. Tennis Match c aw .Monroe Park IM P. M. m woo u wni on crown. mc it more than lust a thouxht tiff P. M Dance, Salt Lake ...Hotel Utah Sgt. Ken Kirk graduated fr I SUNDAY PT is iust one of Maior Carl B. Arkansas State, carried an inters Cerperal Visits Mother Team Playoffs Mrs. Hattie Brandon of the Hill I Mencers resDonsibilitles as OASC in sports through NOO phr MONDAY Fteia dormitories bad a week-en- d special service and physical train-vis- it training school in Miami. Newoflw 4:15 P. M. Rifle ClaMes with her son, Corporal Wii-- 1 ing chief. He's an Peat Schools football er is BSgt. Al McNabb who 4:M P. M. Ten ni Instruction Courts liam H. Brandon who was on his coach and athletic promoter who iced a rugged physique In Umy Dormitory :M p. M. Baseball Practice . sssssaw Affleck Park way rrom casadena, Calif., to nis knows the conditioning game from slty of Minnesota football OS MlAvlin SLnMkall .Layton Park new station at uamp uordon, ii - A to Z,. and beads the entire wrestling. Two and a half TUESDAY imois. Mrs. Brandon is working In branch. Alaaka and the Aleutians rv) P. M. Softball Hnnrm Parir the minor repair branch him (ha value of COnUiWl Pickens Is best known tmtt-- M the of Dick Capt P. M Talent .Show Auditicr.a here for his jobs as coach and ing. Ogden USO Maintenance division. all-eve- nts . - . Instructor Tunison ant Works With HF Rifle Club Meet the PT Keep HF Military in Top Shape I .t-hee- Tryouts for Ladies9 Softball Team Set zu-we- ek - t pr iht as ft JratlO OPnilffS F achedulefl . lnp .& I 7 Civilian Sports on Tap tlf d, - li'tn W M m. m J , if r'r'. M-Bas- "!"."'. 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