Kearsarge (CVA 33) - Naval Cruise Book

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U' ae . nv ' - ggi. ,nv--v as :U by g . N F7?'vf. . . . the baseball team begins workouts in Subic Bay basebaH goHi.marksmen soFtbaH voHeybaH badminton - tennis - swimming l-lighlight ot the intramural sports program was the Captains Cup volleyball tournament enroute to Manila. The annual baslcetball tourney was cancelled due to the Tachens operation, but many division teams held regular practice. The ship's varsity baseball squad worlced out under Coach LTJG Diclc Corzine during our Subic Bay stay in preparation For Stateside play. A golli Stu Qhodes played practice h ln' lwile ENS H. J. rounds with groups From ot er s ips w Hildebrand organized sessions ot trap and target team headed by LTJG shooting. Softball games, tennis matches and swimming rounded ou with sl4in diving adding unusual sport in Subic Bay. t recreational activies in almost every port,