The White Falcon - 12.06.1987, Page 12

Vollegball plagoffs
The Intramural Volleyball
playoffs came to a dramatic
conclusion Saturday as VP-23
defeated IDF/CFK in two straight
matches to win the men's champ-
ionship. The Seahawks had eli-
minated NAVFAC, 15-9, 15-7 ear-
lier Saturday to advance to the
title game. IDF/CFK took a more
direct route to the final as Thurs-
day's 15-8, 15-5 win over a de-
pleted Seahawk team advanced
them to the championship game.
VP-23 went into the final need-
ing two victories to win the double
elimination tournament. The Sea-
hawks were up to the task in the
first match as they smoked out
their rivals in two games, 15-5,
15-5. The win set up a winner-
take-all match for the intramural
crown. VP-23 kept up the momen-
tum in the first game as player-
coach Jack Geotz put on a relent-
less exhibit of power volleyball to
lead the Seahawks 15-7. In the
second game, IDF/CFK finally got
untracked as Mark Heuser and
Billy Kalina connected for timely
spikes. But the Seahawks team-
work and communication proved
to be an unbeatable combination
as they held on for the champion-
ship, 15-12.
IDF/CFK played for the CO-ED
crown against AIMD Friday. In the
first game they had all cylinders
running together as they bom-
barded AIMD 15-2. But things can
change quickly in volleyball and
AIMD wasn't about to fold their
hand as they came back to tie the
match with a tight 15-11 win.
IDF/CFK wasn't frazzled and in
the third game everything went
their way. Experience was the
key, as players like Nancy
Stover, Vicki Nicholas and Bruce
Smith helped IDF/CFK blast their
way to the CO-ED championship
15-0.
Softball action
Intramural Softball kicked off
this past week as 28 teams began
a quest that each squad hopes will
end up as a championship season.
In the A-league after one week
of play, the 57th FIS (1) con-
tinues to duplicate their pre-
season tournament performance.
Saturday's tight 7-5 win over
their command rivals, the 57th
FIS Scrubbs, lifted their record
to 4-0. One game behind at 3-0
stands NAS Supply. They ended
their week Friday by disposing of
Weapons/EOD 12-7.
Rockville finished the week in
third at 3-1 followed by a group
of five teams at 2-1.
Meanwhile the Cryptdocs top
the B-league leader board after
one week. They improved their
mark to 4-0 Saturday, as they
clubbed NAS Security 11-4. PSD is
one game behind at 3-0 as they
edged the 4557th SP's 4-3 Friday
night. Also at 3-0 stands VP-23-0
and the 960th AWACS. VP-23 shut
out High School 11-0 Friday while
the AWACS also turned the trick
against the Marines 7-0.
Ggm Shorts
□ Persons interested in par-
ticipating in an evening water a-
reobics class week days at the
pool can sign up at the cage.
□ Men's NATO Softball tryouts
will be held throughout the month
of June on Saturdays from 4 until
6 p.m. and Sundays from 2 until 5
p. m. at the Gym Field.
□ Women's NATO Softball try-
outs will be held as per the above
days and times but at the Youth
Center field.
□ During Intramural Softball
season we will be using the new
field in front of IDF Headquarters.
We would like to remind everyone
that you cannot park on the grass
around the ball field.
□ The gym is in need of a
daytime lifeguard. If anyone is
interested please contact Jack or
Kathi at the gym.
‘WANT ADS' continued
Found
WATCH AND RING — Found inside
the base gym-. If you think they
could be yours, contact the
PATRONKEF Duty Office at 7009.
Free
HAMPSTERS — To good home.
They need to be seperated. One
mother and two babies. Very tame
and loves people. Call 6256
anytime.
meetings
ATTENTION ATARI OWNERS —
There is a way to expand your
knowledge about your 400/800,
XL, XE, or ST; a place to meet
other Atari computer owners! It's
the KACE (Keflavik Atari Club
Enthusiasts) group that meets
twice a month (tl»# first Sunday at
11 a.m. and the third Saturday at 1
pjn.) at the USO. For more infor-
mation contact Ed Baker at 4612
DWH or 4828 AWH.
Late Rrrivals
FREEZER — For sale, 4 1/2 cubic
foot freezer in excellent cond.
$150 OBO. Call 4828 AWH.
FILE CABINETS — Two stackable
file cabinets, each with two
drawers. Brand new condition.
For sale at NEX for $43 each, both
for $75. Call 4828 AWH.
COMPUTER DESK — Extra large
computer desk with one drawer
and three shelves. In new
condition, $150. Call 4828 AWH.
1970 JEEP WAGONEER — 4WD,
six passenger, 3-speed. $1,700
OBO. Call 7919 DWH or 4160 AWH.
1970 LANDROVER — U.5. specs,
4WD, six tires, plus many extra
parts including extra engine. No
rust, runs great. $2,400 OBO or
will trade for station wagon or
van. PCSing July 7, call soon.
Call 7919 DWH or 4160 AWH.
1984 SKODA — Four door,
4-speed, four studded and four
radial tires. New brakes and
exhaust. $2,000 OBO. Call 7919
DWH or 4160 AWH.
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