Saturday, December 19, 1942
CLOUDBUSTER
Six Cadets Chalk Up Five New Intramural Marks in Rain
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Cloudbusters Lose Opening
Game to Appalachian, 53-46
BAD WEATHER didn’t stop these six cadets from setting up five new
intramural track records last week. Top photo, left to right, ^hows Austin
Kellam jumping the low hurdles, Francis O’Donnell running the obstacle
course, and Adolph Kissell dribbling a basketball. Kellam, a member of the
Devastator squadron, broke two records and helped to break a third. His
time of 15 seconds in the 120-yd low hurdle event broke the old record of
15.1 seconds, and in the running broad jump he set a new record of 19 ft.,
6 inches to top the previous mark of 18 ft., 9% inches. O’Donnel of the
Wildcats set a new obstacle course record of three minutes, six seconds to
top the old mark of three minutes, nine seconds. Kissell, former Chicago
Bears halfback and now a member of the Buccaneer squadron, threw the
12 pound shot 48 ft., five inches to top the previous mark of 44 feet, 11
inches. The reason for the basketball pose is that Kissell was trying out
for the varsity squad when the photographer found him.
Lower photo shows record holders in half-mile medley relay. Members
of the Devastator squadron, their time was one minute, 43.1 seconds. Pic
tured, left to right, they are Austin Kellam, John Osterlund, Frank Jones,
and Charles Scranton, Jr.
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Vindicators, Wildcats,
Buccaneers, Helldivers,
Are Intramural Leaders
Five wins against one loss gave the
Vindicator squadron top spot in the
first week’s play of the winter intra
mural sports program.
In pushball, wrestling, track and
boxing the leaders went undefeated,
and in soccer they won one and lost
one.
Tied for second place with four wins
and two losses were the Helldivers,
Wildcats and Buccaneers.
All the squadrons, with the excep
tion of the Mustangs who have no wins
and six losses, won at least one event
The standings as of Dec. 12;
Squadron
W
L
T
Pts.
Vindicator
5
1
0
5
Helldiver
4
2
0
4
Wildcat
4
2
0
4
Buccaneer
4
2
. 0
4
Devastator
3
2
1
3%
Kingfisher
3
2
1
3%
Buffalo
3
2
1
3%
Mariner
3
3
0
3
Skyrocket
2
3
1
2%
Coronado
2
4
0
2
Catalina
1
5
0
1
Mustang
0
6
0
0
Cadets reporting for their athletic
competition will probably start watch
ing the time a little closer in the fu
ture. Several showed up late one after
noon this week, and it resulted in their
running around the obstacle course
after the others had finished for the
day. Furthermore, they were told
they could come down on Saturday af
ternoon if it happened again.
Until Cadet Center Howard McWil
liams fouled out of the Navy Pre-
Flight-Appalachian State Teachers
College game here Wednesday after
noon, the local quintet were having
things very much their own way. From
that point on, though, things got
worse, and the final score found the
locals on the short end of a 53 to 46
score.
Early in the first period the Cloud
busters led, 15 to 5, but at halftime the
visitors came within one point of tying
up the ball game. Early in the second
period Hawkins and Smawley made
two snowbirds to give Appalachian a
lead they never lost.
The all-cadet team showed signs of
brilliance at times, but lack of capable
reserves, bad passing, and teamwork
left much to be desired. McWilliams
was perhaps the outstanding per
former, both on offense and defense.
He scored 10 points during his short i
stay in the game, and took numerous |
balls off the opponents’ backboard.
Warren Hawkins and Belus Smaw
ley led the scoring for the winners with
16 and 13 points respectively. Cap
tain Gus Broberg was top scorer for
the Pre-Flighters with 13, followed by
Master son with 11.
Appalachian brought 15 men here
for the game, but the five who started
went the route, no substitutes being
used.
Score at Half: Navy Pre-Flight 30;
Appalachian 29.
Officials; Haak, University of
Rochester; Hebei, Springfield.
THE LINEUPS
Appalachian
G
F
TP
Kaylor, f
n
10
Hawkins, f
0
16
Smawley, c .
3
13
Miller, g
3
7
Isaacs, g
1
7
Totals
23
7
53
Navy Pre-Flight
G
F
TP
Masterson, f ..
4
3
11
Broberg, f
1
13
McWilliams, c
4
2
10
Langley, c
0
0
Kraft, g
2
6
Jones, c
0
2
Hoffman, g
1
0
2
Caldwell, g, c .
0
0
0
Krebs, g
1
0
2
Totals
8
46
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