Los Angeles (CA 135) - Naval Cruise Book

 - Class of 1963

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Los Angeles (CA 135) - Naval Cruise Book online collection, 1963 Edition, Page 154 of 168
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L. A. ATHLETES OFFER 7TH FLEET CHALLENGES Athktii- actixitics llouiishcd vhik ' vc were with 7th Fleet and in e eiythins; from Judo to Soccer there was a lot of £;ood fun and ' onie rewarding achievements. Not everyone could participate on the ships teams and there was an active inter- division competition set up in order for all hands to have a chance to participate. Athletics included Judo, Bowline;, Soccer, Football, Baseball, Boxing, and Basketball. The ships teams competed with men from over fifty different other Naval activities and against a good number of teams in the ports we visited. Ji ' M2JS [ Mlfinwj m JUDO Judo, the gentle way translated literally from the Japanese, on the L.A. was lead by one Black Belt. Bean. MRl and thirteen other with Brown and White Belt status. The big highlight of the Judo team ' s effort was in a competition in .Sasebo where they chalked up five wins for our newest sports endeaver. BOWLING From the beginning of the cruise, at Yoko- suka. up to the time when this book was printed the members of the Bowling team had laised the teams average from 800 to 880. It xvasn ' t alwavs possible to schedule matches but seven have been completed to date and the record stands at 5 — 2 against fleet units. In Fukuoka pictuied left! the team didn ' t schedule any regular matches but the practice against Japanese teams was good fun and preparation for challenges that will come later in the cruise.

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BOXERS RETURN FROM YOKO AS COMNAVFOR JAPAN CHAMPIONS Pictured above after taking all team honors in Vokosuka ' s Boxing Tournament sponsered by Commander Naval Forces Japan is the team who set a new record for the LOS ANGELES. The members of team from left to right on the front row are: J.J. Tavros. E.D. Quitazol, R.D. Williams. L.L L• huiki. L.L. Greenman: back row A.L. Lacey. F.S. Freeman. R.A. Orf. T.A. Ramsev and R.K.K. Lee. Captain Coward and the manager-trainer-agents, Ensign T.M. Webster lef 1 1 and Ensign K.W. Visser right i are pictured with the champs and their trophies. 151

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