Antietam (CVA 36) - Naval Cruise Book

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-i i 'r'- J Marine batter slugs if out with A Division during finals for the Cap- tcin's Cup. A - N X 1 K Xi . 1 i is e'1 f reg . k xx Cdr. Blirch ond umpire Humphreys discuss -f 43-2 cpoint during the game between the Offi- ' I -1 I cers and Chiefs. . X fury' 1' I. ' i X e X ,f X X f N: X 7 W -vg- - dn.. M I ,JY A Division winsthe Captcin's Cup. 5 i E t 1 A