Hamner (DD 718) - Naval Cruise Book

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1954 volume:

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IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE NORTH KOREANS INVADED SOUTH KOREA, THE HAMNER, AS PART OF DESTROYER DIVISION III WAS ORDERED TO KOREAN WATERS, THIS DIVISION WHICH INCLUDES THE USS WILTSIE, IDD 7I6I, THE USS CHANDLER IDD 7I7I, AND THE USS CHEVALIER, IDDR 805I, WAS THE SECOND DESTROYER DIVISION TO ARRIVE IN THE COMBAT AREA. TWO MORE TOURS IN THE KOREAN THEATER OF OPERATIONS, BOTH OF EIGHT MONTHS DURATION, WERE MADE IN I952, AND I953. WHEN THE ARM- ISTICE WAS SIGNED, AND HOSTILITIES CEASED ON JULY 27, I953, THE HAMNER WAS ENGAGED IN FURNISHING FIRE SUPPORT FOR GROUND FORCES ON THE EAST COAST OF KOREA. THE HAMNER'S SIXTH TOUR OF THE FAR EAST BEGAN IN MARCH OF I954, AND AFTER A RELAXING 3 WEEK'S STAY IN PEARL HARBOR, HAWAII, THE SHIP PROCEEDED TO YOKOSUKA, JAPAN. THE MONTH OF MAY WAS SPENT ON PLANE GUARDING ASSIGNMENT AND TRAINING OPERATIONS IN THE PHILIPPINES, WITH MANILA AND SUBIC BAY SERVING AS THE PORTS OF CALL. AFTER A MONTH OF OPERATIONS IN THE YOKOSUKA AREA, WHICH IN- CLUDED ANTI SUBMARINE EXERCISES, THE HAMNER ONCE AGAIN HEADED SOUTH, THIS TIME FOR DUTY WITH FORMOSA PATROL AND LIBERTY IN KAOHSIUNG, FORMOSA, AND HONG KONG. SASEBO, JAPAN WAS VISITED ON CONCLUSION OF DUTY IN FORMOSA, AND AFTER A SHORT PERIOD IN THE NOW PEACEFUL KOREAN WATERS, THE SHIP SPED ON HER LONG AWAITED HOMEWARD JOURNEY TO SAN DIEGO. C7 If MJF S 'CL HA MN fffffl I ,ff ' X 1 W 2 , f fff a J ,ff if TI-IE SKIPPER COMMANDER JOSEPH E. THOMPSON, JR. COMMANDER JOSEPH E. THOMPSON, JR., USN, ASSUMED COMMAND OF THE HAMNER IN JANUARY, I954. COMMANDER THOMPSON CAME TO THE HAMNER FROM DUTY AS EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF THE USS SANDOVAL IAPA I94I IN THE PACIFIC USS FLEET. A NATIVE OF' JAMAICA, NEW YORK, COMMANDER THOMPSON GRADUATED FROM NEW YORK UNIVERSITY IN I938. AFTER ENTERING THE NAVY IN I94I, HE SERVED ON THE BATTLESHIP USS WASHINGTON, IBB 56I, AND THE CRUISER USS WICHITA ICA 45I DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR. ' COMMANDER THOMPSON RESIDES IN LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA WITH HIS VVIFE, CRYSTAL, AND HIS THREE SONS, JOHN AND PETER, TVVINS AGE 8, AND STEPHEN, AGE 4. THE EXEC LIEUTENANT COMMANDER WILLIAM A. CAMPBELL, JR. LCDR WILLIAM A. CAMPBELL, JR., FIRST REPORTED ABOARD THE HAMNER IN JUNE I952. PRIOR TO COMING TO THE HAMNER, MR. CAMPBELL SERVED AS OPERATIONS OFFICER ON THE PRESIDENTAL YACHT, USS VVILLIAMSBURG. A NATIVE OF PORTLAND, OREGON, MR. CAMPBELL IS A GRADUATE OF REED COLLEGE IN THAT CITY. AFTER TRANSFERRING TO THE NAVY FROM THE COAST GUARD IN I94I, HE SERVED ON BOARD THE DESTROYERS DURING VVORLD VVAR II AND LATER IN USS LAFFEY IDD 459I, USS DRAYTON IDD 366I, AND USS PUTNAM IDD 757I. THE CRUISER USS OREGON CITY ICA I22I, AND THE BATTLESHIP USS WISCONSIN IBB 64I. 'T : ' ' H' I +1 W THEY CALL IT THE CALM PACIFIC NOW ALL HANDS STAND CLEAR OF THE FORECASTLE DUE TO HEAVY SEAS. DON'T LET THAT WHALE BOAT GET AWAY I THE LOVELY, GLAMOROUS, I-LILO HATTIE BLACKMON. r..L LXIUUANU PALI AH, TO BE BACK AT PEARL! ,.-, ,,,.,. SWIM CALL OFF MAUI LITTLE JOE EXECUTES OPEN JACKKNIFE PERFECT FORM DES DIV III APPROACHES MIDWAY MIDVVAY, A MILLION MILES FROM INIOWHERE I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I 6 I I I I NOW ALL I-IAINIDS WILL BE PARADED AT QUARTERS FOR EIXITERIIXIG PORT OOONEY BIRDS SURVEY DES DIV III l , 12 GOING UP! JUST BEFORE MR. DOYLE AND HIS MONEY GOT SEPARATED ALLEY OOP l PLEASE D0 R 051 NT? 5 4 wr. bw Cv W ,L .A Vw if ,Q i 1,5 v. Qing, l I I TENDER AVAILABILITY ALONGSIDE TI-IE I-IAMUL CAPTAIN'S INSPECTION. SHARP LOOKING OUTFIT, TI-IAT C DIVISION! CARRELL RECEIVES HIS TI-IIRD CLASS CROVV CONGRATULATIONS! SOMETHING FOR THE BOYS STEADY THERE! JUST LIKE MOTHER USED TO SERVE HAVING A BALL GEORGIE, A REAL COOL CAT! THAT BEER SURE TASTES GOOD, ESPECIALLY WHEN ITS FREE THE RADAR GANG THOUGHT IT WAS A PIP REMAINS OF THE JAPA- NESE FLEET IN MANILA BAY APPROACI-IING TI-IE PORT OF MANILA LOOKING AT IVIANILA DOWN TI-IE PASIO RIVER MUNEA COMMANDS HIS OWN SI-IIP. RUINS IN TI-IE OLD VVALLED CITY OLONGAPO IN TI-IE SPRING LAY BACK ON THAT LINE! NOW ALL HANDS LAY AFT TO THE FANTAIL TO HANDLE STORES ,E 'L 'W TAKE HER UP AND AWAY! THE MISPILLION HELPS US OIL OUR DECKS PHIL SEA AND BOXER TAKE A DRINK DOUGER AND ERICKSON LOOK OVER THE FUEL- INO SITUATION T T 1 , T 'W M? ' f ff f f ff il W -A f A J' J :1 1 -' W -5 ,K Ve' ff ff T . , .. f W fl... ,f ff f ,, ,M E ,WX , 4. MA,4,f , - I ff R ' - f W f W-W, 7 f f fi? 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I I I I I I I ,I 'I I I HOISINGTON HOT SHOTS-DALE LEE, EOE LAEEERTY, I TOM BROWN, CHIEF SLTLLNGDOWN, AND MIKE N BELL ALL HAIL FROM THE THRIVING METROPOLIS I- OF HOISINGTON, KANSAS. I I E xii, X TI-IE CHIEFS BACK ROW-GORE, BTC, MASON, MMC, CARLSON, CSC. FRONT ROW-MULLIN, CSC, SANDI-IAOE, MMC, ANDERSON, BMC, MENDENI-IALL, TMC MISSING: PRICE, OMC, O'BRYANT, GMC. Z 5 I I E I I 1 N., 2 TI-IE MAA FORCE BACK-KOOP, ELLIOTT, CARLSON. FRONT-ANDERSON, TESKE. CARR AND C. D. TURN TO THETHROTTLE WATCH LTJG R. N. BOONSTRA, CHIEF ENGINEER LEFT TO RIGHT-WILKINSON, I-IAYDEN, RYKEN, VVALTERS, KOOP, MC CORMIC, BRYANT, C. W., TAYLOR, POPPENFUSE, BENSON, SILVER, MEYER, MAN, ODLE, VVRIOI-IT, C. D., REARDEN, CARR, FREEZE, I-IICE, BURT, M. D., CYR, MASON, MMC. awww ....-0--f ' MAN AND BALL ABSORB IT ALL I 1 1 1 1 I I i 1 I I I 1 I 1 11' 11 I In fl I III If II. .IT -IT: I1 IH 1'1' IIKII IEII II Ig, 11 IE: I1 IIII 1.1 II 1,51 II HONEST ABE, N I 1 I I 1 I 1 RICHARDS ON WATCH IN THE 1 AFTER FIRE ROOM I1 32 ENS R. G. SCI-IIVIALFELD, MAIN PROPULSION ASSISTANT, E DIVISION OFFICER Wag L LEFT TO RIGHT-OOR, BTC, JENSON, BALL, OLIVER, H. E., FORBES, RUIZ, BRYANT, W. D., CLEIVIENT B. R., RICHARDS, RYAN, FERGUSON, HOOD, BLANKENBERO LAWSON, NEVVTON, ERICKSON, W.W., BODENBURO, CARR, SMITH, W. E., LONG, DE BOER, WHETSTONE, MABRY. TAYLOR ADJUSTS BURNERS A i?-Q'-4 'w f ' ' 'H' 'A' - ,gp V ' I I I I I :X I I I I I I I II I QI QI I I I I I I I I Il II II 5 I I I :I I II I II ,I II QI 1 4 Ii I I II I I r. ! TI QI .il .I I :I CRAYI4 LGOKS OVER THE MAIN BOARD I I I I I I I I I I I I VI -I Ii I I I I I MORGAN WORKS ON THE METAL LATI-IE. LTJG B. J. PRICE, DAMAGE CONTROL ASSISTANT Ahh- LEFT TO RIGHT-FRONT ROW: ENS STEVENS, VESCO, LA PIER, CRAWFORD, R. C., CRAYK FAWCETT. SECOND ROW: BARTENBACH, MORGAN, WALLER, FREDERICK BRUMBAUOH, JOHSON, SCHULKE, SANDHAOE, MMC, THIRD TOUVE, IVERSON ESTES, CARMAN, OLIVER, R. M., FOURTH ROW: BELLAIS, BRAY, KASPER, FIFTH ROW: ROSE, SANCHEZ, LEE, MANISCALCO. KASPER KEEP THE SHIP WELDED TOGETHER BLACKBEARD GETS A TRIM ENS. D. F. STEVENS, ELECTRICAL OFFICER, R DIVISION OFFICER ALLRED AND BEENO MAN TI-IE ANCHOR WINDLASS HOT TO OO ON LIBERTY. N TAPPED OUT AFTER A ROUGH FIRE ROOM WATCH BUBBLES REARDEN HEADS FOR THE SI-IOWERS SIXIIPES TALK THINGS OVER Il If I: kI I I I I ,. II II ,. I I 'I I I I I I I I II I I 'I II II' II 'II II I: I II . I ,, I., 'I 1 II . I 'I II I I II II I II I II I. II 'I I . . , I ,I , I I 'I , I I II II I I I II II III II QI II II 'I I I .I I I I ,I 38 II IST CLAUDE AND FRIENDO TIGER TI-IE DECKS LTJO R. E. MASTERS, OUNNERY OFFICER PORT ANCHOR READY FOR LETTING GO T TO RIGHT-FIRST R-OW: ENS SCHULTZ, TALLEY, HUPKE, BIONDO, COLLINS, MORRISSON ELLIOTT, RUFFNER, SECOND ROW: STEELMAN, SHANNON, ROOP, PROCTOR, T. G., REZA G. E., SITTINGDOWN, TERRY, LOCKHART, THIRD ROW: ROLLAND, PETSCHAUER, MADSEN KLEPPER, SAYLOR, BARBER, DANIELS, J. C., YOUNG, UTERMARK, FOURTH ROW: CARRELL CARLSON, BURT, E., COLE, FREEMAN, WENDLING, ARNOLD, FIFTH ROW: MUNEA, ASHE WASSMANN, MYRICK, FRIEND, GOOD, HENRY, SIXTH ROW: ARMSTRONG, BOWDEN OUINT, BALES, SMITH, C. D., SCHULTZ. me I. R. GERDES, ASW OFFICER FNS. N. I. SCHUITZ, FIRST DIVISION OFFICER IVIUNEA AND BUCK DOWN IN PLOT I PING JOCKEYS DUNOAREE INSPEC- TION FOR THE FIRST DIVISION LAND I-IO! TH BRIDGE WATCH I I I I II ,, I Q I II II I I I, I I I I ND D I NOW AWAY TI-IE MOTOR VVI-IALEBOAT T345 ' I I LTJO W. R. CONODON, FIRST LIEUTENANT I I I 1 I 1 CLEAN SVVEEPDOVVN FORE AND AFT 1 LEFT TO RIGHT-FRONT ROW: MINKLER, STATLER, BARRETT, JENKINS, LEWIS, J. W., PALMER, APPLEBERRY, I-IOLTMEIER, SECOND ROW. LTJG SICOTTE, VOGEL, I-IAGY, I-IENSLEY, LEPORE, BAKER, DANIEL, A. L., REZA, A., POLLOCK, THIRD ROW: BROWN, D. W., CRAWFORD, C. G., SWYGERT, KEADLE, DORRELL, VANCE, COURTNEY, DORAU, PURDY, WILSON, TI-IIBODEAU, ZND DAVISON, FOURTH ROW: I-IIGDON, SPENCER, C. E., ELIVIORE. D LTJO S. D. SICOTTE, SECOND DIVISION OFFICER ND D GETTING MOUNT 33 ALL READY TO OO ENS. L. A. I-IARRIS, SECOND DIVISION I OFFICER I-IARD AT WORK IN MOUNT 53. STEVV AND LECK VARNISI-I THE BOAT. I I u I I I I 4 4u i A 1,1 BIG BOATS 1 s 1 ff tm X X , in LITTLE BOATS FEARSOME FOURSOME ND HOLD SKUNK AT 347 LTJG O. W. CAMERON, OPERATIONS OFFICER MANY BOGIES, ANGELS IO LEFT TO RIGHT-FRONT ROVV 1 ADAMS, MOORE, AUSTIN, BELL, DIAL, STRAUSER, PETTIT, KRIEO SECOND ROW: ATHERTON, SCHIFFNER, BROVVN, T. H., ERICKSEN, K., LAFFERTY, THIRD ROW: SHANNAHAN, PEVEHOUSE ENS. D. A. KINDIO, ELECTRONICS OFFICER, O DIVISION OFFICER PEVE-SOMETIMES KNOWN AS THE HOUSE I I1 II V II 1. I I 'I I 1 I I 1 1. I1 I 1 11 'I , , I I II: 1I' KIT, I II ,1 I, Q! 1 1' 1 1 I I, I If I I I II Q II 5 1 11 III III I3 Ii I1 I In I I I I I li 11 'I I II 1,1 ,,, I I I 'I R, I I I III VII - I II II 'Ii 1, I 1 1'I I II 1 '1I I 1 'I II: .I ' 1 I I I I I II I I ,1 I-I If 1 48 CHECKING OVER THE FOX SKEDS --wwmnvv- l LTJO O. A. TAYLOR, COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER I 3 TIGER TIOI-IE READY AND VVAITINO LEFT TO RIGHT-FRONT ROW: PRICE, OMC, THOMPSON, W. H., MITCHELL, STROUP, MC LEAN WRIGHT, D. R., WONDERLY, ENS. DUFALLO, SECOND ROW: CASSATT, BOOGS, BANKS, OLOFSON, KING, CLEMENT, C. C., THIRD ROW: WALSH, FAHL, TIOHE, WHITENACK, ELSER, FOURTH ROW: MENDER, ROWIN, BEDSOLE FAHL ON THE BALL LTJG C. R. IRBY, NAVIOATOR HARVEY LETS OO WITH THE SEMA- PHORE ENS. R. J. DUFALIO, C DIVISION OFFICER CHIEF AND BANKS A HARD WORKING OUTFIT, THAT SHIP'S OFFICE! OUT GOES THE NOON POSIT I 5 I PRIDE OF THE SIGNAL BRIDGE MITCH AND JIVE PUT SOME MAIL ON THE CREW I 1 f I I 1 I I LTJO J. T. DOYLE, ISCI SUPPLY OFFICERI ORDER OF FRENCI-I FRIES COMING UPI ,-., . . A , , f . fm' 2' , . W .pf- ,,f ff ,fwmsvf 7, ij, f ,f 4 ,Mfg W - ',f'f' , C 9 I 52, 5, , f y , QM A :' of 4 I 5 L if 5 ,f 4' f A I X 1 M fa, ,...,' I ,ff n f , , 1 '11-'f..:,. VL A Iv X ,WW , X f f Q! , T W ,, f4,,,L . 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E., BRUMBAUOI-I, TESKEE, MESSI-IALL MAA, BACK ROW: ATI-IERTOIXI, YOUNG, I-IOOD, CYR, SCHUL- KE, SUTTER, FAFIL, I-IEIXIRY THE MIDSHIPS SOCIAL CENTER, SOMETIMES KNOVVN AS THE LAUNDRY f 'f f7m.. , LUKE MC CURDY AND HIS SHlP'S STORE ll 7. E ' 51,- L , Q L I THE SUPPLY OFFICE RACKETEERS , ..,,,,....,, ,, ...... 3 L... ,,.... ,...,.. ........ . V , -L is I . w Q: :In an ,in , me M Vw LI Q' 1 LX ' 5 --M 1 ILLL L ,L I L , . Q 'f - ' M If i n ' 'Mx 7 5 Cf? 'ZLL ,fZ,Qf, I. X I ' f 4' , 'Z 4 ,KL fl I- ,f s an 2 I .1 L kg L . . Q nm! ,M,lp,,,nm L . L f, . , H ff L 6 , I 3 2-L Le. f 5 pf, ' 4 . HEI. fl vga L L. , V, ' I. I L X f- ' -f , -i ,Q .LM 9 WAS 'I L L, nur- - f L L L, ,gs LL WL V .X , ,. I, , Lx L HAMNERS VICTORIOUS SEAKINGS Pictured above are the HAMNER SEAKINGS proud owners of a sensational 27 4 record at the time the Cruise Book went to print Standing left to right are BILL STRAUSER ED THOMPSON DAVE PEVEHOUSE DONALD WHEELER HAZEN LEE JACK BOWDEN DON KING JERRY BANKS and TED COLLINS Kneeling in front is DON DIAL Starting slow at the first of the I954 season they dropped two games to the USS PIEDMONT IAD I7I while in San Diego One was by only one point but as the season progressed they became a very much improved ballclub and lost only twice more At Pearl Harbor enroute to WestPac they met up with a strong C1nCPacFlt STAFF team that hit the basket with uncanny consistency Also while there they defeated the USS FOSS who were the Champions of the Pineapple Leage These two games along with two more played in the Far East were perhaps the highlights of the year In Manila playing against the Champion YMCA team of the Philippines and also against the torturous heat they met defeat for their fourth time Probably their most impressive victory came at the hands of the YOKOSUKA SEAHAWKS in the Yokosuka Fleet Gymnasium in Japan on IO June. Although the Hamner led from the start, it was a bitterly fought battle down to the wire when the Hustlers pulled away in the last seconds to upset a highly touted Seahawks five. The Hamner team enioyed a fine season all the way around and sparked on defense as well as oFfense through- out, scoring a total of I,829 points to their opponents I,405. The team averaged over six feet and the most valuable man on the squad was probably the Hamner center, Hazen Lee. The magnificient pivot man astound- ingly grabbed rebounds that proved to be most valuable to the Hamner efforts and broke up key plays with his all around performance under the basket. Opposing centers found it hard to get the ball past him and many times the ball was headed back up court with a Lee pass. High scoring honors went to Don King, but not far behind was fancy dribbling Ted Collins. It was the dominating fast break that brought acclaim to the Hamner 1954 BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD USS HAMNER USS PIEDMONT . .. Sqn Diego, Conf, USS HAMNER USS LAWS ......... San Diego, Calif. USS HAMNER USS FRANK KNOX .... San Diego, Calif. USS HAMNER USS PIEDMONT .. . San Diego, Calif. USS HAMNER USS TAUSSIG ........ San Diego, Calif USS HAMNER USS SOUTHERLAND .... San Diego, Calif USS HAMNER FLEET SONAR SCHOOL... San Diego Calif USS HAMNER USS FRANK KNOX .... San Diego Calif fuss HAMNER USS CHEVALIER San Diego, Calif USS HAMNER USS LENAWEE ..... San Diego, Calif USS HAMNER HILLCREST WARD .... San Diego, Calif USS HAMNER USS TELFAIR ..... Long Beach, Calif USS HAMNER MIN DIV III . .. Long Beach, Calif USS HAMNER USS SHEA .............. Pearl Harbor, T. H A USS HAMNER RIO GRANDE lcivilianl Honolulu, H. USS HAMNER KANEOHE MARINES ...... Kaneohe, T H. USS HAMNER BERT'S CLOTHERS lcivilianl .. Honolulu, T H. USS HAMNER BERT'S CLOTHERS lcivilianl .. Honolulu, T H. USS HAMNER KANE'S RAMBLERS lcivilianl .... Honolulu, T H. USS HAMNER TRIQUOIS lcivilianl ........ Honolulu, T H. USS HAMNER CINCPACFLT STAFF .... Pearl Harbor, T. USS HAMNER COMMISSARY STORE .... Pearl Harbor, T. USS HAMNER USS FOSS .............. Pearl Harbor, T. USS HAMNER USS BRYCE CANYON ..... Yokosuka, Japan guss HAMNER USS HAMNER B TEAM .... Yokosuka, Japan fuss HAMNER USS WILTSIE ............. Yokosuka, Japan USS HAMNER USS TAYLOR ...... Subic Bay, P. I. USS HAMNER USS JAMES E. KYES ............. Subic Bay, P. I. USS HAMNER PHILIPPINES YMCA CHAMPIONS .... Manila, P. I. 9I'USS HAMNER USS WILTSIE ................... Yokosuka, Japan USS HAMNER YOKOSUKA SEAHAWKS ........... Yokosuka, Japan WON: 27 LOST: 4 GAMES PLAYED I954 SEASON: 31 I Q Indicates Intra-ship contest if Indicates Division League games squad, as they out ran every opponent except the deceptive Filipinos in their 3l game season, and although the season is over in most other places, the Seakings still are ready to take on more Challengers. In tearing down opposition throughout the season, they easily won the title of Champions of Destroyer Division One-Hundred Eleven without a single defeat. Only men not returning to the I955 squad are Ed Thompson and Jerry Banks who will be discharged this fall. They should compile another unbeatable record. This record, this year, is one to be proud of and second to none among the destroyers of the Pacific Fleet. The nickname Seakings was picked up late in the season, and if their i955 record is as impressive as their I954 one, it should be a rightly title, for they will well deserve to be called the Kings of the Sea. , 57 HAMNER'S INDOMITABLE HUSTLERS The HAMNER HUSTLERS, pictured above, can well be proud of a distinguishing QI-4 record, but at the time this cruise book was to be printed, the softball season was barely more than half way over. From left to right, back row: DON KING, DAVE PEVEHOUSE, JACK BOWDEN, DON BROWN, JACK HARRIS, DON- FRIEND. Front row: MGR. JAMES O'BRYANT, ED THOMPSON, BOB FAHL, JERRY BANKS, BOB JENKINS, DICK STROUP, GERRY PROCTOR, EMIL DETERS. Kneeling in front: FRED. WENDLING and PAUL KOOP. If the Hustlers continue with the pace that they have been setting, and there is certainly no indication that they will slow down, you will undubitably have witnessed another great year in the annals of Hamner sporting events. Hamner teams in the past few years havelbeen nothing short of invincible, winning somewhere in the neighborhood of a hundred and fifty games while losing only a surprisingly fifteen or so. These talented teams have compiled an authoritative record which is undoubtedly unmatched by any destroyer in the U. S. Navy and one might not be stepping out cn' a limb if he were to say it vxas one of the best ever put together by any Nafal vessel in the Fleet. The most notable characteristic about this Hamner squad is its hustling. Given an inch, they will take a mile and this proved to be as irritating as a bug in the ear to the opposition. They have taken on the toughest of competition, and this year if not more so, has been no exception. They won fourteen straight before finally dropping a close decision to the USS BOXER ICVA-ZZII on the ship's trip to Manila in the Philippines. Prior to their arrival in Western Pacific, a Hustlers had won twelve straight, and shortly after their arrival in Yokosuka, won two more of which one victory was a devastating 24-4 win over COMNAVFE. During a month's operations off the Philippines, the Hamner indulged in nine games, and this proved to be a heartbreaking period in which they lost all four of their games. Their first loss of any margin, six runs, was to the U. S. PORT of MANIl.A AIR FORCE team. This team had swept over all opposition, ships and stations alike, in the Manila area. A week later, the Hamner was enioying what seemed to be a comfortable lead on the USS ESSEX ICVA-9I, but fighting hard in Essex team, they staged a return game a few nights later and again found themselves What happened in these two games is nearly inexplainable except that it has to be said was not one to be denied and as before came roaring from behind to win again. Both two men away in the last inning of play. They were naturally .ciscouraging losses to the the late innings, the were superior to this coasting to victory. that this Essex team games were won with Hamner, but they took Essex tied and edged out a victory in two extra innings Still feeling as though they P it with exceedingly good sportsmanlike gestures and hope that some time in the future, they can meet this carrier team again. Summary of four losses: Three by one run, one and one game by six runs. erhaps this year, that in two extra innings H1954 SOFTBALL SCOREBOARD tuss HAMNER USS CHANDLER .. San Diego Calif. USS HAMNER USS TAUSSIG . . . San Diego Calif USS HAMNER USS TAUSSIG San Diego Calif USS HAMNER USS LAWS ......... .. San Diego, Calif USS HAMNER USS SOUTHERLAND San Diego, Calif USS HAMNER USS PIEDMONT ...... .. San Diego Calif USS HAMNER USS SHEA ..... San Diego, Calif USS HAMNER USS BOXER ..... Pearl Harbor, T. USS HAMNER USS HENRICO .... Pearl Harbor, T. USS HAMNER USS HENRICO ...................... .. Pearl Harbor, T. guss HAMNER USS HAMNER OFFlCER'S AND CHIEFS' .... Pearl Harbor T. USS HAMNER USS MANCHESTER ................. .. Pearl Harbor, T. RUSS HAMNER USS WILTSIE .... Yokosuka, Japan USS HAMNER COMNAVFE . Yokosuka, Japan USS HAMNER USS BOXER ..... Manila, P. USS HAMNER U. S PORT OF MANLA AIR FORCE . .. Manila, P. USS HAMNER USS SHELTON ................ . . Subic Bay, P. l. TUSS HAMNER USS WILTSIE Subic Bay, P. I. USS HAMNER USS ALGOL Subic Bay, P. l. USS HAMNER USS ESSEX ..... Manila, P. fuss HAMNER USS CHANDLER . . . Manila, P. fuss HAMNER USS CHEVALIER Manila, P. Manila, P. USS HAMNER USS ESSEX ....... USS HAMNER MAAG, FORMOSA. Tso Ying, Formosa USS HAMNER MAAG, FORMOSA. Tso Ying, Formosa VVGN LOST: 4 GAMES PLAYED l954 SEASCN: 25 S lndicates lntra-Ship contest if lndicates Division League Games The ship's crew enthusiastically backed this team throughout the year, even sending out their ship's band on occasions. A ship's band is rare on destroyers to start with, but even more rare to come out to an athletic contest in sudporting a team. The Essex players were totally stunned by the spirit the Hamner displayed, and said, nowhere, not even on ships of their size, had they ever saw anything like this. A carrier has about seven times the complement ofa destroyer. The Hustlers easily took the Division League Crown again, stomping their rivals by as much as 23 runs in one game and 18 runs in a couple of others. lf destroyers were large enough to have trophy cases, both the Hamner's softball and basketball teams alike would have it filled with their achievements. ln this conglomeration of victories posted thus far this year, there is one game that stands out with pride and somewhat of an amusing climax. ln Subic Bay, Philippines on 23 May, the Hamner was boastfully challenged by the USS ALGOL KAKA-54l, who had given full warning that they could defeat any ship in the Fleet. Needless to say, the Hamner went all out in their efforts to win this one. Final score 23-7 a seventeen run margin that saw the Hamner blast out nine home runs. lt was a night the Algol will never forget. The Hustlers two most recent wins were over the Military Advisory Aid Group lMAAGl while the ship was in Kaohsiung, Formosa, and it seems to us that they are well on their way to many more before their spikes are hung up this season. THE HAMNER DEADLINE STAFF -BUGS, RED, MARTY, LEROY, AND CLEM THE SI-IIP'S BAND DIVINE SERVICES IN KAOHSIUNO 1 LTJO SICOTTE, ENS. KINDIO THOMPSON, MCLEAN, HALE AUSTIN, BALES , ff CARD SHARKS HOLD FORTH IN THE CREVV'S LOUNGE I THE CRUISE BOOK STAFF- SOME OF CI-IOVV THAT GOOD NAVY PLEASE DO IXIQI KICK, Isx-xIxIG, OR BITE MACHINE I I I I I I I FIRE ONE I R I I I I I I D e fi THE OFFICERS I CDR. JOSEPH E. THOMPSON, JR., JAMAICA, NEW YORK I LCDR WILLIAM A. CAMPBELL, JR., PORTLAND, OREGON LT. EARL J. MILLER IMCI, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA WALTER R. CONGDON, EL PASO, TEXAS CHARLES R. IRBY, SAN DIEGO, BALIFORNIA ROBERT E. MASTERS, PASADENA, CALIFORNIA GEORGE W. CAMERON, RACINE, WISCONSIN RICHARD N. BOONSTRA, ST. JOSEPH, MICHIGAN LTJ G I LTJG LTJG LTJ G I LTJG Z 1 LTJG JOHN R. GERDES, HOUSTON, TEXAS I LTJG CHARLES A. TAYLOR, ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND JEROLD T. DOYLE, ISCI, HILLSBORO, OREGON LTJG BILLIE J. PRICE, AMARILLO, TEXAS LTJG I I LTJG S. D. SICOTTE, OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA ROBERT G. SCHMALFELD, ELMHURST. ILLINOIS DAVID A KINDIG, BARTLESVILLE, OKLAHOMA 4 ENS I ENS I ENS LESTER A. HARRIS, COMPTON, CALIFORNIA ENS RICHARD J, DUFALLO, WHITING, INDIANA I ENS DAVID F. STEVENS, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA N ENS NORMAN J. SCHULTZ, STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA I THE CREW I ADAMS, ROBERT F., RD 2, 4 ALLRED, CARL W., RD 2, I ALLRED, HAROLD D., FN, I ANDERSON, ARTHUR R., BMC, ANOLETON, FRED v., MM 3, APPLEBERRY, HERBERT E., SN, ARMSTRONG, DONALD D., GMI, f ARNOLD, DONALD L., SOI, ASHE, FRANKLIN D., SN, I ATHERTON, KENNETH C., RDSN, II AUSTIN, JACK I. JR., RD 3, I' BAKER, JAMES L., GM 3, BALES, RICHARD L., SN, BALL, BOBBY M., MMI, BANKS, JERRY J., OM 3, BARBER, CHESTER L., GMSN, BARRETT, EARL L., TM 3, BARTENBACH, HENRY A., EM 2, I BEDSOLE, LEO F. JR., SN, BELL, MICHAEL, RD 3, BAYLOR, ROBERT L., SD 2, BELLAIS, RALPH E., MM 3, BENNETT, EUGENE, SN, BENSON, DAVID, FN, BIONDO, JOSEPH V., GM 2, BLACKMON, ROBERT G. JR., SH 2, BLANKENBERG, ROBERT O., MM3 BODENBURG, CHARLES, FN, BOGGS, HARVEY, OM 3, BOSSIER, NORRIS, TN, I BOWDEN, JACK H., OMSN, I BOWERS, GENE T., SA, BRAY, RICHARD D., EMFN, I BRAZLEY, HOSEA A., SN, BROCK, ARLEN D., FN, BROWN, DONALD W., OMSN, BROWN, THOMAS H., RD 3, BRLIMBAUOH, JACK D., FA, ' BRYANT, CECIL W., FA, I BRYANT, WILLIAM D., FN, A BLIRT, EDWARD, OM 3, BURT, MELVIN D., FN, CARLSON, LOWELL J., OM 2, CARLSON, RALPH E., CSC, CARMAN, WILLIAM H. JR., ICFA, CARR, ALBERT M., FN, CARRELL, KENT E., SO B, CASSATT, MERVIN C., SN, II If K II II I 64 SPRINGFIELD, OHIO BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA SAUK CITY, WISCONSIN BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA LEBANON, MISSOURI NEWPORT, KENTUCKY WENATCHEE, WASHINGTON LEBANON, TENNESSEE INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA BALDWIN, KANSAS BRANCHLAND, WEST VIRGINIA DES MOINES, IOWA FARMINGTON, MISSOURI SAN ANGELO, TEXAS KENSETT, ARKANSAS GREENRIDGE, MISSOURI GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA GREENSBORO, ALABAMA HOISINGTON, KANSAS PRIDHARD, ALABAMA BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI BARBOURVILLE, KENTUCKY HOWE, OKLAHOMA ST. 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