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CLOUDBUSTER
Saturday, October 17, 1942
Soccer Team Defeats
Duke in Opener, 3-0
The Cloudbuster varsity soccer team
opened its season last Wednesday with
a 3-0 win over a hard-playing Duke
University squad.
Navy scored late in the first half
when Left Wing H. L. Thompson
scored on a low, curving shot from
about 25 feet out. Late in the second
half Thompson again tallied with a
long shot to the high corner of the
visitor’s goal. This time Thompson’s
shot was from a difficult angle, but the
aim was deadly accurate. In the mean
time Jack Fletcher had scored a pen
alty shot with a belting low kick that
was too fast for the Duke goalie.
The game was played on a very
muddy field which made polished ball-
handling and teamwork very difficult;
nevertheless the Cloudbusters gave oc
casional exhibitions of excellent ball
handling.
On Saturday, Oct. 24, at Chapel Hill,
the Cloudbusters soccer team will meet
High Point College, which has also ad
ministered a 3-0 defeat to Duke,
SMOKER
(Continued from first page)
Harry McKee, of Short Hills, N. J.,
who began to learn his bag of Black-
stone tricks at the early age of nine.
From start to finish, McKee amused
and fooled his watchful onlookers with
a select repertoire of deceptions, which
included the usual card, cigarette,
laundry check, and handkerchief
tricks, and others not so usual.
Making his second appearance be
fore a Smoker audience, Cadet William
J. P. O’Sullivan shared heavily in the
plaudits, with his imitations and mimi
cry. The former New York cop cli
maxed his performance with a strip
tease imitation to the removing rhy
thm of “Take It Off.”
University of North Carolina tal
ent made its first appearance at a
station Smoker, with John Feuchten-
berger, the Southern Conference diving
champion, performing on the trampo-
lin. His form and coordination were
well appreciated by the cadets who
stumble through tumbling in their
sports program. Comic tumbling was
supplied by Ens. W. H. McCachren.
Music for the night was furnished
by Cadets Jack Williams, Robert Wand,
and William Maxted taking turns at
the piano, with Cadets Jim Harring
ton and William Price vocalizing, and
with instrumental arrangements sup
plied by the popular Pre-Flight band,
conducted by J. B. Parsons, Mus.2c,
and by the Jive section under the
leadership of M. L. Wall, Mus.2c.
MILITARY
(Continued from first page)
Davis, Ens. John F. Stovall, Ens. Bernard C.
Schiffer, Ens. John W. Meehan, Ens. John
Barr.
Eleventh Battalion
Battalion Officer
Lt. (jg) Joseph J. Stanczyk
Assistant Battalion Officer
Lt. (jg) F. J. Haggerty /
Platoon Officers
Lt. (jg) James E. Wadsworth, Lt. (jg) H.
E. Althouse, Lt. (jg) Joseph P. McCluskey, Ens.
Dan W. Hill, Jr., Ens. C, E. Engler, Ens. V. P.
Dennery, Ens. Peter J. Pick, Ens. Herbert H.
Maack, Ens. M. A. Deutsch, Ens. Earl B. Ruth,
Ens. Richard P. Cassiano, Ens. Alexander S.
Roth.
Supernumeraries
Ens. W. S. Krywicki, Ens. G. D. Tessier
‘B’ Football Team
Plays Guilford Today
The Cloudbuster “B” football team
will play its first game of the season
this afternoon meeting Guilford Col
lege at Guilford, N. C,
The tentative starting lineup named
by Lt. (jg) N. J. Pierce, coach of the
B ’Busters, includes in the backfield, W,
S. Emerson at quarter, K. W. Keuffel
at right half, P. G. Santin at left half,
and J. M. Franks at fullback.
Expected starters in the line are
S. M. Ellis and R. R. Lane at the
ends, J. F. McAvoy and E. A. Forbes
in the tackles positions, W. R. Gandley
and E. R. Mason at the guard spots,
and R. I*, Miller at center.
A return game with Guilford is
scheduled for Chapel Hill on Nov. 7.
CAROLINA
(Continued from page five)
Coach Jim Tatum will start much the
same lineup that started the Fordham
game. The entire squad is in good con
dition and for the first time this season
the Tar Heels will be at full strength.
Officers and Navy personnel who
bought tickets to the Rice game may
get the same seats for today’s game
by presenting their Rice tickets at the
gate.
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Directed by IRVING CUMMINGS • Pmdueed by WILLIAM LeBARON
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