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I think the guy farthest left is Casey Telicazan that Walt Daniels played rugby with at Clark AB in 78-79
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== Clark AB Outlaws Rugby Football Club ==
  
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Dennis Gill played flanker for a half as a guest with the Clark Outlaws versus a small but very skillful Japanese team.  DGill was visiting from Okinawa.  I do not have a roster, but have a couple of articles from the local paper, the Philippine Flyer.
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Club patch and history here
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From foggy memory I can list the names of most players:
 
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Capt Walt Daniels, flyhalf and team captain
 
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Maj Bill Booker, inside center, dental officer (he and I are co-grandmasters of the Angeles City Hash House Harriers)
 
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SMSgt Jim Esque, hooker, hospital admin
 
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A1C Charlie Mills, scrumhalf and wrote for the local paper and Stars and Stripes
 
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Jim Pinnick, forward, local US civilian with a business in Angeles City, also Grand Master of the Taipei Hash House Harriers
 
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Richard Kent Walker, I think he was 18 years old and a dependent son, believe he played flanker.  From McKinney, TX.
 
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Richard ?, a British expat from Yorkshire, fullback
 
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Denny King, an airman that played wing, very fast and tough to tackle.  I think he worked on the flight line.
 
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Dave Ditton, forward, an NCO from one of the clinics in the hospital
 
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Frank ?, another NCO from the hospital, I think he played center and fullback
 
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Paul Glaser, and airman that played wing
 
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Thomas Tokash ? (saw his name in the Flyer)
 
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Miller, a pararescue guy
 
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Casey Telicazan, loose forward?
 
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Charlie Mills and I were asked to join the Manila Nomads tour of Hong Kong in 1979, which we did.
 
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I will contact Bill Booker to see if he remembers more details.
 
  
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NOTES:  Dennis Gill played flanker for a half as a guest with the Clark Outlaws versus a small but very skillful Japanese team.  DGill was visiting from Okinawa. 
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83-86 Clark AFB used to host a " Far East Rugby Championship"
  
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Craun Fansler arrived in the Philippines in 1980
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'''Click on the season below to get to that season's information'''
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== Men's Seasons ==
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| [[Portal:Clark AB 1990-1991 Men| 1990-1991]]  || [[Portal:Clark AB 1989-1990 Men| 1989-1990]] || [[Portal:Clark AB 1988-1989 Men| 1988-1989]] || [[Portal:Clark AB 1987-1988 Men| 1987-1988]] || [[Portal:Clark AB 1986-1987 Men| 1986-1987]] || [[Portal:Clark AB 1985-1986 Men| 1985-1986]] || [[Portal:Clark AB 1984-1985 Men| 1984-1985]] ||  [[Portal:Clark AB 1983-1984 Men | 1983-1984]] || [[Portal:Clark AB 1982-1983 Men| 1982-1983]]  || [[Portal:Clark AB 1981-1982 Men| 1981-1982]] ||
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| [[Portal:Clark AB 1980-1981 Men| 1980-1981]]  || [[Portal:Clark AB 1979-1980 Men| 1979-1980]] || [[Portal:Clark AB 1978-1979 Men| 1978-1979]] ||[[Portal:Clark AB 1977-1978 Men| 1977-1978]] || [[Portal:Clark AB 1976-1977 Men| 1976-1977]] || [[Portal:Clark AB 1975-1976 Men| 1975-1976]] || [[Portal:Clark AB 1974-1975 Men| 1974-1975]] ||  [[Portal:Clark AB 1973-1974 Men | 1973-1974]] ||
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Latest revision as of 22:58, 1 December 2017

Clark AB Outlaws Rugby Football Club

Club patch and history here

NOTES: Dennis Gill played flanker for a half as a guest with the Clark Outlaws versus a small but very skillful Japanese team. DGill was visiting from Okinawa. 83-86 Clark AFB used to host a " Far East Rugby Championship"

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Men's Seasons

1990-1991 1989-1990 1988-1989 1987-1988 1986-1987 1985-1986 1984-1985 1983-1984 1982-1983 1981-1982
1980-1981 1979-1980 1978-1979 1977-1978 1976-1977 1975-1976 1974-1975 1973-1974
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