Tulare (AKA 112) - Naval Cruise Book

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,, 18' M, , . 51. fn '-7' ' - Li f' Qu.. - N x The ship's bowling team was an- other team which represented the Tulare very Well on the alleys. No ship or station team proved to be too much for the 'keaqlers of the Tulare. With such leading scorers as Cavarretta, Lindsay, Whitmore and Bissonette, the team suffered few defeats and on many occasions E was alole to come loack and make upfor any loss suffered in the first encounter with a team. . THE MEMBERS or THE TEAM . 4 E Ccircxrettcx. L. A. Lindsay. I. S. E Whitmore, R. L. Bissonette. S. N. ' Andmde.lR. I. Widmayer, W. R. A Pqniazoplusf P. N. Thompson. D. H. 1 , 1 '.!Q'. ' ' ' if , N I 'Bs titisbwfis +?x6iff'ff'1-'- f- K---'W , , , L -N. V evo SF wx:fgi'Hsv-., 1' ' 1' ,L H V vujgcriifcff' En, Kff V 1 5-'n'fv'2f .l , , K 5 , -, . 'si' .inf

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-1 iz.. .- 2 asketball Throughout our stay in WestPac sports ac- tivities played an important role in occupying our time and cementing good relations during our Good Will tour of Iapan. The ship's basket- ball team compiled an impressive record of 8 wins and 2 defeats against other ship's teams and Iapanese teams. Thanks to number four hold the Tulare's team had their own basket- ball court wherein many practice sessions were held. Coach Young gave the team many point- ers and Cook, Big Mac and Carmichael led the team in scoring. ' ' WNV ' Y , '4 3 , , K favs' 3 ou: fn' 292' ' Wg? w7'14w -s1.'4'sg, Q ,J Q' gr W owls sys sw 1, eww WV W A cysii y s Q ff 9 X W 'f ,Vis X7 1,7 fi ' ,X W-SWS 454 W' Ii fk 'X 15501 . W. f mf' , ff -, f X , .,,.-ysws rf fm. ,sas Jszsw-,f Q-mis f, ff ,X ,f f, ,Q 1 ..,,p-f,,,w,.yX 1 ., .,,e-',sA5,4,fSfs, w , Q, , , , tm- 3 3 ff- ,- ,gs Us X sf .-.fs ,Aw 4 f ,k.,p,- f- ,sfo ' 5, ', ..W,,e4vf K ff , ,, , , f K K 's.:w,,fg9l45P X ' 5, ' f -' Q., , , , WN E S-,yyf-Q11 . 4,1227 -' WMA .Xwsys QZW , f ,' I A ,X mmsmwywy gf ,ts br If M f F , ,ww r hf I KID.. . . .f.? .' .. . V, V Raw ' -PY. 4 THE MEMBERS OF THE TEAM Young, C. E. McClure. C. R. Cook, P. L. McClure. C. D. Crcxven,,T. D. Cooper, I. E. Fields, D. M. Zoph, L. E. Carmichael. C. W. I Rock. S. E. Nero, S. W. ' Augustine, R. V Freymuth, I. E. Russell, I. R. Kuenninq, I.. H. Grubbs, D. A. . gy , fi it I hun f X XA, 12 HI-. ra mf ... 3,,r',, ab, 'Q ke w I ' ' ' I . ff sf' -is Y Y 1 Lula. .ww 1 M'

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in- '1' ., ,t v V,-w-fav, x -,, V - ,- un' 'S E My 9 kf.. The Tulare never formally organized a boxing team but when the Alamo asked Whe- ther We cared to participate in a boxing smoker they were going to hold on the night of the l5th of lanuary l96O We gladly ac- cepted and sent three eager young lads to represent the ship. ln the first match, l-lerrera Won a unanimous decision as he outclassed and outboxed his opponent. ln the next fight in which a Tulare man participated, Lan- caster floored his opponent twice and gen- erally knocked him around the ring. Finally, Big McClure fought a highly regarded man from the Alamo but he jabbed him into sub- mission. ln Winning this fight, McClure re- ceived the best boxer of the evening award. Herrera and Lancaster also received trophies for their gallant efforts. Thus ended a very bright night in the short life of the Tulare's boxing team. lit 2 . V it ff ' H ip 'RQ vw qui-iff: W' if -N x '.,. gg f 1 'hys- , 5 uv , A Wflkwvl I , 'mm I sy., ' ' r Q Ol 4 3, 'S K.. , fit ' A it - 53124 P- - r .- . , , Q6 ' f 3 M . cv ' . f - I --X., 577 N. ' x., 5 , M4 ,. -Q '. -V 1 L5 my f , V J. 1 , -4 , , MM . ,X ky ,N .fgv ' Q- - I ,Q Lg , K ,H ., Q ,K K we-, Mg75.fRjVg m , y ., X , Q. Q' aw XL j, y jxmwk wir f' f - ., ft. M -f ff ffkf f ,rf . ' X ' ' fs sfffsnsfl X- f 4 1 ' f f-:,w:Wf' 1 f ,,,,,,,,. . V,,.f , ,, , ,. , .f4z!Z5'a-44 V .,.., ,,. .... ..,Qs...,,,4w- r .- -f'..Z+.,. . , -,. L, .J ' gfvn ,, iw pts- ' 1 'I I 1 ' It af 3 ' nw, FWX , iM,g,,k