Randolph (CVS 15) - Naval Cruise Book

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4 it sportive recreations The Great Ameri- can Game was played ashore as well as at sea Q fs A-1 SPORTS and CLL BL When not busy with things ofthe ocean, we find time to relax with 4.,:N,Ax:Nx .t.s-, 1 Xin. ,U i , .tif ' Basketball made the news in Barcelona The Rod and Gun Club made some noise T- ,. . , 5 E fri 446.4 fl . ' -, :ua W I , i f i '+L'-ii a i i l s i ll6 X Sailing drew a few enthusiasts SOFTBALL TEAM-1st Row, L-R: Frank Salvatore, John Loftis, John Thelen, Charles Workman, Melvin Nines, Leroy Pressley, Morris Colloway. 2nd Row: Marvin Robaet, Fred Laurito, Willie Plinski, LTJG John Dorsey Coach, Clyde Brutty, John Daley, Billy Barron. Absentees: Curtis Brady, Clyde Johnson, Steve Shacoski. '-gl' Randolph boasts a chapter of Toastmasters International

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