"THE WRECKERS" WIN BY A SMALL MARGIN:

With the superb thinking of Walker (The Center) on each jump ball, The Wreckers gained the tip at the beginning of the game and again at the tip off of the second half, subsequently gaining two points each time but each time "The machines" came back with baskets from the hot hands of Big Mushgrove and Leaping Lowe with the back-to-back 30 foot jumpers.

(The Machines' back court Aces.) Big Bill Saunders (One of the Wreckers' back court Aces) came through after that with back-to-back three pointers.

The Machines went down and blew a shot and on a fast break, led by Morris and Stephen collected two points. Lowe for the Machines on the bring down, fumbles and there's a turn over and Mills (the other back court Ace for the Wreckers) lead a fast break for two points. The Machines on the attack again, Lowe blows a 30 footer, Hamilton rebounds, the Wreckers attack and Bill Saunders connects for two and drew a foul, converts for a seven point lead.

The Machine checked up and they trade baskets for awhile, then Hopper of the Machines Draws a three point play on a drive, then in comes, Webb (Bugs and Wolfe from the Machines' bench with a play from Coach Steele, that drew an under the basket foul after the shot by Reno and Wolfe converts for three points. That left the Wreckers up by one.

With 46 seconds left to play with, the Machines with the ball out of bounds, on the throw-in, Stephens steals the ball and leads the fast break for two more points, then went into a full court press, the Wreckers stole the ball again and with just 09 seconds left in the game, they froze it, and iced the game to a 33-30 victory.

Other players not mentioned but played an important role in the team's win were:

Chambers, Stevenson, Amerson, Weeks, McKissen, Denzie and Washington. Says Coach Skipper Jones and his Top Advisor (Injured Player Tony,) "We're very pleased with the outcome of the game, however, the Wreckers showed good basketball skill and tactics but started tiring long before the Machines, he also

THINK !!!! CHARLIE'S LISTENING.

SOFTBALL

The Red Hot Security Softball Squad entered into the play off last week and there were some exciting plays made by Sgt Kellyboth on defense and offese. He collected some important hits but the Comm Sq proved to be too much for the Security Squad. With a previous loss, the Squad was eliminated and lost their chance to become Base Champs but says the coach, "We'll be in there again next year, fighting for the Championship.

MUSIC

A1C Haynes, Trumpeter and Guitarist for more that 6 years and a graduate of Chamberlain High School, S.D., and A1C Williams, an Expert Drummer wish to contact others with such talent. Fellows here's your chance to get a small Combo started on "A" Flight, or in the unit. Who knows how many Go-Go-Girls may join in.

Hobbies

A1C Posten collects and essembles model aeroplanes. Since the TET Offensive, he has been unable to locate miscellaneous parts required to complete one of his projects. If you are interested in joining in with Posten or assisting him in locating other Aero-enthusiatics, "A" Flight Security is the place to look.