The White Falcon - 06.08.1982, Blaðsíða 6

August 6, 1982 WHITE FALCOW
Sports Beat
Major League Standings
National League standings
EAST W L PCT. GB
Philadelphia 60 43 .583 —
St. Louis 59 46 .562 2
Pittsburgh 55 47 .539 4%
Montreal 54 49 .524 6
New York 45 58 .437 15
Chicago WEST 42 65 .393 20
Atlanta 62 42 .596 —
Los Angeles 57 50 .533 6%
San Diego 56 50 .528 7
San Fransisco 51 55 .481 12
Houston 48 56 .462 14
Cincinnati 39 67 .368 24
American League standi ngs
EAST W L PCT. GB
Milwaukee 60 44 .577 --
Boston 60 45 .571 %
Baltimore 55 47 .539 4
Cleveland 52 51 .505 7h
Detroit 51 51 .500 8
New York 50 50 .500 8
Toronto 49 54 .476 10%
WEST
Kansas City 59 44 .573 --
California 59 46 .562 1
Chicago 54 49 .524 5
Seattle 53 52 .505 7
Oakland 45 62 .421 16
Texas 41 61 .402 17%
Minnesota 37 69 .349 23%
NASL Standings
SportsNotes
Grant demands pay for play
The Winter Intramural Bowling League
organizational meeting is scheduled for
Friday, August 20 at 3 p.m. in the Top of
the Rock. All commands wishing to have
bowling teams in the winter league should
send a representative to this meeting.
League by-laws will be voted on. Any
team not represented at this meeting will
lose their franchise. Any command wishing
to have an additional team enty should
send a memo to the Intramural Coordinator:
Eric C. Firkin, 932 ACWS/DOT. If there
are any questions call him at 7526 during
working hours or 4808 after working hours.
Leagues will commence bowling during
the week of September 13. Leagues will
not bowl during the weeks of December
20 and 27.
North American Soccer League
EAST W L GF GA BP PTS
New York 21 6 63 40 57 181
Toronto 14 13 48 39 40 124
Montreal 15 11 43 36 35 121
Chicago SOUTH 10 16 44 54 41 99
Ft. Lauderdale 15 11 53 59 48 136
Tulsa 13 13 55 47 47 121
Tampa Bay 11 15 40 54 35 99
Jacksonville 9 17 32 52 30 84
WEST Seattle 14 13 61 43 50 132
Vancouver 16 10 47 41 38 128
San Diego 14 12 51 42 41 121
San Jose 13 14 46 50 37 113
Portland 11 16 35 38 31 93
Winter bowling league meeting
If Minnesota Vikings coach Bud Grant
doesn't show up at tomorrows NFL Hall of
Fame game, some of his players won't show
up either.
Grant has said he and his staff will
stride the game in Canton, Ohio, if they
are.not paid. Vikings player represent-
ative, Fred McNeill says of Grant, "If he
strikes, then I'll strike." Running back
Ted Brown says the Vikings, "couldn't play
without coaches."
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Danielle Riede of the NBS Vikings connects in T-Ball
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Base golf team in tournament
Seventeen players from the NATO Base
golf team took part in a golf tournament
in Reykjavik on July 31 with to|uavik's
Ness golf team.
The tournament was the fii^^PF two that
the teams will play together. The second
will be palyed in early September
Keflavik.
Coming in first in the scraj
etition was Paul Wilson from;
with a 78, second place went
Oleson of Ness with a 79.
First place in the handicap division
went to Larry Hanson of the NATO team with
a 65 and second place was won by Bjorn
Kristjanss of Ness with a 67.
The team totals were Ness 711 and NATO
731.
The NATO Base golf team plays in several
tournaments in Iceland throughout the
season and anyone interested in playing
should contact Master Chief Cristwell at
PSD or call the Base Gym.
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Youth baseball
T-Ball Scores
TEAM ' W L T
ComFairKef 7 1 0
NSGA 6 1 0
NBS 5 2 1
MWR 5 4 0
Security 2 6 2
NavComSta 2 6 0
SpecCom 1 6 1
Senior League standings
TEAM W L T GB
Hospital 9 9 1 --
Arctic Sportsmen 7 10 1 1%
Hitting, 30 official at bats.
PLAYER AB R H BB RBI PCT
Chris Hoshour 65 31 34 17 40 .523
Ernie Bernich 54 26 23 10 22 .426
Billy Glover 58 23 18 9 13 .310
Robert Sheppard 30 11 9 11 10 .300
Bobby Witmer 62 28 18 14 6 .290
Pitching, 25 innings pitched.
PITCHER IP H SO BB ERA W L
Chris Sosa 68 36 136 77 3.31 6 2
Tim Nash 27 13 55 31 3.89 2 1
David Hilton 44 24 84 49 4.04 4 2
Ernie Bernich 44 30 82‘ 48 4.55 4 3
This weeks results
Arctic Sportsmen
Hospital 8 -
16-3 Hospital
Arctic Sportsmen