Carronade (IFS 1P) - Naval Cruise Book

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I, f f I I ISS I ,, , Mess . fy 31 Q23 it QI 2,1 5 I ,I ' , . ,Ji I i' I' 5 THIS DIVISION CONSISTS OF SEVERAL DIFFERENT 3,g ' M' RATES. THE cooKS, LAUNDRYMEN STEWARDS X- BARBER, STORE OPERATOR, AND BOOKKEEPERS I THIS DIVISION PLAYED AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN MAKING THIS WEST PACIFIC CRUISE A SUCCESS. WITHOUT THE LAUNDRY WORKING AROUND THE ALL COMPOSE THE SUPPLY DIVISION. THE MEN OF CLOCK, THE SHIP 'S PERSONNEL COULD NOT HAVE MADE SUCH A NEAT APPEARANCE TO PEOPLE OF THE COUNTRIES WE VISITED. ALTHOUGH THE JOB FOR THE MEN OF SUPPLY TO WORK FOR THE WELFARE OF THE CREW. SHIP WAS HANDICAPPED BY A SHORT BUDGET, THE MEALS AND MENU WERE KEPT UP- TO PAR. BEING CONTINUALLY ON THE MOVE MADE IT A COMPLEX S X W sb RRR X Tw L51 I Inq,-5, 'I ,2 X 'mi S... SIR..

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-4 1 I ' , 1 Il' ff-S' -f 7' ' I ' A-, L, fLeft to Right - Back Row, JACKSON, GM3, ANDERSON, PN3, SIMMONS, SN, ROWAN, YN2, LEE, RD3, GRIFFITH, EM3, LCDR H. J, URSETTIE, Commanding Officer. Ofront Rowj STORMS, RM3, GIBSON, RD3, WAYDA, SN, BUSH, SN, ENS, D. O. GRIFFITH, Coach. 1 THE CARRONADE ROCKETS COACHED BY HERMAN OHLER, RMC, FINISHED THE 1958 SOFTBALL SEASON IN WESTPAC WITH A RECORD OF 4 WINS AND 5 LOSSES. THE TEAM SCORED IM- PRESSIVE VICTORIES OVER THE U.S.S. EVANS CDE 7541 THE U.S.S. LUZON QARG-25, THE U.S.S. CARTER HALL CLSD-3, AND THE U.S.S. MC KEAN QDDR 7843. THEY SUFFERED DE- FEATS BY THE SEAHAWKS , YOKOSUKA BASE TEAM AND ALL JAPAN CHAMPIONS, THE ILO ILO RAILWAY CO. , CITY CHAMPIONS TWICE, AND THE U.S.S. HOPEWELL QDD 6811 TWICE. THE ROCKETS WERE HANDICAPPED THROUGHOUT THE SEASON BY A HEAVY OPERATING SCHEDULE , BUT STILL MANAGED TO FINISH THE SEASON WITH A TEAM BATTING AVERAGE OF . 438. THE ONLY GRAND SLAM HOMER OF THE SEASON WAS HIT BY RAY WAYDA AGAINST THE U.S.S. MC KEAN. THE LEAD- ING HITTER WAS TOMMY BUSH WITH 6 HOME RUNS AND A . 500 BATTING AVERAGE. .Spar-fa PICTURED ABOVE ARE MEMBERS OF THE ROK -- NAVAL ACADEMY AND THE CARRONADE ROCKETS fy pt BASKETBALL TEAMS, AFTER A GAME IN CHINHAE, K ' ' g ,S ' KOREA. THE ROK'S HAVING THE ADVANTAGE OF . PLAYING ON THEIR OWN HOME COURT AND SUPERB CONDITIONING FAST BREAKED THEIR WAY TO A , - FIRST HALF LEAD OF THIRTY POINTS. IN THE ' QQ - I A SECOND HALF THE ROCKETS FOUND THE RANGE nf N X C53 ' BUT COULDN 'T OVERCOME SUCH A LEAD AND THE ' Ea S, '25-N Q FINAL SCORE WAS 60 TO 38 IN FAVOR OF THE ACAD- hi -7 QQ 'J 1- EMY. SCORING HONORS FOR THE ROCKETS WENT , 9 NI 'F' WGA, TO ANDERSON, PN3 AND BUSH, SN, with 13 AND ll - gax 1- Af ff POINTS RESPECTIVELY. 3532- 1 'SSSEWE