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uch: Class Shown in
Thrsdday BXing Ba
at Fourth StreetK.G
as Cass agian prevailed at the Thurs
-a - ight boxing sbow in tths outdooi
0r toiShts of the ights Columbus l c:, and te drizzling rain failed to dis
IDourage the towd of fight fans.
three of the nmatches were abou
'on a par for excellence, but as th
HIuter-Mayo go was scheduled as th
windp it should perhaps be cale<
the feature of the evening.
Hunter vs. Mayo
S ergeat Hunter, t-e 138 i pound
r3i7de of the80 BO3rd,Pioneer Infantry
-. ot sd "d
Stize foht sia sla*th rounds -Wit
Cook Mayo fm the 9th Cook Corpany. Mayo weighs in att i.45 pounds
At the end of the last round th(
udes couldnit decide whose glov{
Bhould be raised. Anotlier round was
calMd for to settle the question, buli
Mayo couldn't see it in that light
Therefore Hunter got the decision.
Then there was a grudge fight between Thaw and Stenk, both weighing
U38 and from Company C of the Overseas Replacement Detachment
Thaw administered the sleeping potion during the fourth round, but it
was about anybody's fight up to then
Action was in the ring wthe-n Cabon,
l10 pounds, 6f te Overseas Replace**
Ienets, and Stade,415 pounds of the
55th Signal Battalion tied up. It was
A very -good bout and Carbon got the
'decision.
Tony Clouts M. P.
In a welterweight mlatch Tony Colatans, i2th Marines, won from John
Shrank, of the 21ith Military Police
Colaians is one of the best squared
ircle performers that has bee $ seer
in this base-.
Franki Kaplan. Co. D of the Replacements, knocked out O'Connor of Co,
A of te same outfit, in the third
rounId. They are 140 pounders. Danny: Murphy of the Replaements -0won
te decision over Brambo a: the Sth;:thade. 9 - J': ';'.' *
Sergeant Simmon-s of tfie 805th bea-t
Wiii- MilleT of-the.803rd at 14-O
-pounds.
Y- M. G. A. Sponsors Train
Trip to St, Pol de Leon
On Tuesday, June 17th,a speEcal
kri by train will be given, to St. Pol
3oe Leon by the Y. M. C. A., where will:be seen the ancient Cathedral of Leon
with fine tombs, curious relies, carv=
ed salls and the miracle bell of St.
Pol: with its interesting legend.
Chapelle de Creisker of the four

teenth century, with the highest wtire
in 3rittanny, thiry-five feet h er
than the towers of Notre Damre at
Pars; the covered alley of three ~o1 -inea% monument of the Druids.
TMiis is one of the most interestmng
towns around Brest but you- will ULave
to get up early in the morning to &At
there. Fare will be paid by the Y. AI.
~ A. Dinner will cost:about four
franas.
Meet thle. C C. A. man at 6:30 A.
M. at -the small station in front of
Paris Station. The Departmental
train leaves ~6:5d A M. an ts bac
at,6:B2 - PM.
On Saturday, June 21st there will be
a boat trip to CaImaq I,: betl1;
placo;to s-Aedth-.oii R nd trip,;two rade. -and for, fracs for dinner.
Boat leaves pier opposite Port du
Comler. - 7^'30 A. Return about
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Amusement schedule for Camp
Pontanezen was not completed for
the coming wetk at the hiour of going,
to press, buit the lists will be psted
at the, ollowiing places ths wvening:
Officers' Mess, Camp Headquariter,
Red Cross; Officers' C1us Nos.. B: 13
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The scIhedule comprises with' th:usual band concerts, dances and moTv
ing pictures these shows:
( Smiles from Home,) the <<rEancoO
American Pour,) ((Clippers Oomedy,)
I (The Max Orchestra, ) (The Witte
Company~,) ((Sy of Sunshineo,) ((BrPeze
from Broadwtay, ((The Blue Ridge
Minstrels, ((The Dubrille Company,s
~The Newport Five,>) <(the KonesnV:
i Companyn ) (Philharmonic FOPat'
<The Musical Novelty,)) ((The Dramatis Company.) ((Now and Then, 0 eTh
Verdun Afinsarels,)~ frQn Aie 8012nd,;X Piieelnaixty.atl^ te-&7;4^-Cel
803rd and8004th Pioneer Infantie:s
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Theso are the newcomers in 64ap
and base. ((The Isle of A-suweiTo
which has a cast of twenty-eight peopl.. ((Now and Then,) with fifty-four
furious fun fiends. (~The ClI pper
I Comedy Gompany)) with three gills
comedienees who are runmored to cartry Ilong all the comedy that a battalion has any right to own according to
equipment regulationsA
Then there is ((The Dramatic Stock
Gompaiyn which is composed of selventeen red triangle-ites with reputations; <eThe Blue Ridge Minstrels,))
which the schedule names as aightieen
men and one officer (wondet if an
officer can lmaintain the dignity of his
rank in the midst of eighteen ainstrel
bmen??), (,A Breeze- fron m Bdwodway~
sounds as if it had possibilities and
the caet is composed of thirty-four,
Baseball- Team of 804th
Wish to Play Camp Nines
The 80ith Pioneer Infantry Baseball eam wishes to meet any strong
aggregation anxious to be entertaiine.
Since their organization in April the
804th have playd twenty-nine games,
tosingubut oAis Of the tweaty-einei
games they have played seven at
Brest, losing only one, and that to
the 805th Beareats. They challenle
the 805th to another game, and also
any:other camp team.
They not only have a filne record,
but will defend it at any timne and
with anybody.
POSTPONFED BANQUET:
The banquet of the Scottish: R1ite
Club which was to be held on W
nesday night, June ith,I at the Hoti:
Moderne, has been postponed utilI
the following Wednesday, June 18th,

IF beer is to contain less thl,:tt,per cent - alcohol, First Aid to He:
Drowned) signs should be cotspl
ously displayed. After riolmgin the"
victim on a barrel, the next thin, we
belieVve is to work his arms uIp.Aid
CLwaEN Up O_ ' ER-.F OLLOW ' ';" '
CLEAN UP OTHERS FOL w YrOB:^Moppers Up) which has just fln1 id a very successful wk at the
WviroArmy Hangar, leaves for
NIazttiro Suuday.
-|t' its "one of the best perfornances
lt l -as been shown at this base. SolJe shows, say what one may, have
general a certaina csamernessx). PerS it is not actually noticeable until
oty omes along whOse novelty
ings that groove into prominence
t contrast. Such is NMoppers Up)).;o feioonal 'Tali -;Thfe show can bae divided in-to two
tS-vautdeville anld a play. The
Idle: is iby professionals who
t -na pre-war day traveled the Or-:f etx aId oth-er hig class circuits;fi(' 6 StesL. "Evy aIt sas the
|f X uaX:0leal<omCdy bit w1 the: a ^ p ig n,t Poerhap;Xthe^'ae Xw; hlebppeafo^^iXa st m-tRo. a'.-average doughboy is a Shypnortist.
ubluteer sBeets go through peror tlnanoes unusual ha SUch shows.
0:n:;;ooees the play *(Somnewhere
d wew York)) they call it, and the
vs00e is laid on a roof garden of
eater Gotham. The plot has a plot
at tfe e~imax is brought in skillful-:: Cabaret As its
specially good are the cabaret larllfts who feature in the play, and
ir costumes wPuld leave nothing to:a desired evn with a Belasco pro-:dtion.
-:aea Butler, Commnander of
1p lontaanezen atitended the Tues,
yday -ftt perforrmance, and after the
_ow complimented Lieutenant Delaiey, who is in charge for hi; wNork
a d for the art of the cast..Y; 005 —
test Stoci Company is
Maing Big Hit in Paris
taris has been taken by storm by
tb Brest Stock Company, according
to reports fromn the capi-ol. In the
thtater Champs de Elysee they opened6 p with(His Majesty, Bunker Beans:Xf-irlst of the week, and hlave made
w-ht is called the biggest J4t of the
efore leaFving on the road h
6*k company played ~:Bunker>) a
wi6 at the Flag Hut in Brest and at
thi Salvatton Army Hangar in Pontaneten. Those who saw it can underX
s *i-thBe Parsiene's enthusiasm.: PTT1N SPREADS "eDiSASE

The f:llowing -g.l
trips by a 4uto are 81E1 By the VIM;.C, A, 'iext week:. ' '
1 JMonday, ~luxi 16th
HUE LQ OAT-Le ave Navy Hlut. af T
8:30 a. mi, beautifful soeneryt.it t
of King Arthur and thae i o St
of KiwArthurand ~ape fo:S0.
Herbot, Return about '^T. m^
Tuesday, Jwu7*' I:.UP TIM RIVEB ER ] V
old houew cai es, b caa thles
X to)ol;;^el.
Wi 1^1':\e
GHATEA0LIM\- Xwomih bleafil~al
scenery to Le Faou, -o: Chaleaiulin In
the hills, a winding canal, beautiful
seasliore. Return about 6:00 -p. m
ThuptFsday, Ju:ne 1th -
KEiRJEAN-To Landivisdau, Lanpaul, GOuimilau and St The-ogonitc
swonderful old churches, Chateau:of
KerTiean, the ((Versailles of Brittany,
Back about;6:00 p. m.
Friday, June Meth - \
BRIGANTOGAN - TIirough Folgoe
and Gouesnov, towns of intere ting
histories and fine chulrches, the pretty cEity of Leseven, the animnal shaped
ilcsk. unique druidie mo-mient an4
finle beachl of Brignogan. Retura
about 6:00 p., D.
Satu;day, June 21t
MORLAIX-The city hi thle 'gorge
spanned by a 1monumetal viaduct, ctld<
ItOj-Ces. fine churches, ffha 0lwws4!f
Straw afrd many other intrestag
features. Back @bout 6:00 p.. IB,
Sunday, June 22nd
CHATEAULINT-To Le Faou wit
its wonderful old houses, magnificei
views of the seashore to Chati6atll;
in -t4e hills. Ineluding also o this
Sunday tle Pardon of PorMLaunoy
Bcek a]-out 6:00 p. nm.
Trhe Y. M. C. A.: raan will have ai
=4sionz pass to eover the party, aad
6hose going iReedo have by teir u
frba^ t sC Beirdd bt I: W -
the Informatlownn *: p, l Y M J.l X fM A
Headquarjers, Rue de Traverse
at the Navy Hut. A lunch aill bge,
en fre to everyone on auto tris:;
IVtJSQUOTATJONJI RWEPORT
'OF FIGHTS AT. _6. NOUT
In the June 7th edition of to
Duciboard, that part of the report of
ihle open air Efights at IC. C. 2 relaM;ngi
to Caldwell and Pattson was msquoted. Kid Caldwell and Phillips
fought instead of Caldwell -and Patterso on. terson was chaletged/

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vAn h dia mond Saturday and Sunday
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Saturday;:: tX P.~,. BXa2d Corps. Park Artillery
ys*:B 8th Infary.
V..3:3,0 p. Bn., 339th LabLorD BattafT
ys.-;084t "Pioneer- lInflantrY..: -..:: -63 p,,::4t06%l M iTX C. -vs, 500 M.: f -0X4;ff;:;1 — 0: *1' -S f *:. - ':;
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