The White Falcon - 21.06.1968, Blaðsíða 8

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THE WHI TE FALCON
Friday, June 21, 1968
Electronic Technician Receives
Four Icelandic Sports Awards
Electronics Techni ci an Thi rd
Class R Gordon Godfrey of the
hfeval Commrni cat i on Center was
awarded four Icelandic sports
awards during recent ceremonies
for his contribution as coach
for t he K- R At hi et i c Q ub of
Rykj avi k.
In appreciation, ETN3 Godfrey
was awarded the Icelandic Bas-
ketball Championship Medal, the
Scandi navi an Tour nament R n and
a Menber shi p Pin to theAthletic
Gub in Akur eyr i.
Presentations of the awards
took place during the Icelandic
All-Star, Finland and Swedish
basketball games and before 3000
sports fans at the Annual K-R
Q ub Banquet i n Reykj avi k.
The K- R Cl ub has pi ayed ei ght
games at thelbval Station loang
only once to the Air Force All-
Stars. They have also played
three post season games plus
six exhibition games in Rey-
kj avi k.
ETN3 Godf r ey has coached j unior
high school ball in FVovidence,
S. C before joining the Navy.
He has a bachelor of arts de-
gree in health and physical
education from Fur man Lhi versify.
FOUR CLUBS TIED
FOR TOP SPOT IN
SLOW-PITCH LEAGUE
NSGA, Air Ops, IDF and Obm-
FairKef share first place in
the Intramural Slovw-Rtch Soft-
ball League after one week’s
play. The Ebspital trails the
leaders by one-half game with
Admin, AFI and IbvGommSt a one
game of f t he pace.
VP-24, Supply, Food Service,
Weapons and NavFac ar e st ill
1 ooki ng f or t hei r f i r st vi c-
tori es.
Standings Thru June 14
Team Won
1. NSGA 2
2. Air Ops 2
3. IDF 2
4. CbmFairKef 1
5. Ebspital 2
6. Admi n 1
7. NavCbmnSt a 1
8. m 1
9. VP-24 0
10. Supply .0
11. Food Service 0
12. Weapons 0
13. NavFac 0
Lost.
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
0
1
2
2
3
Two Teams Share
First Place Spot
In Softball Loop
NavComrrSt a and the 57th FIS
are the only undefeated teams
in the Intramural Fast-Fitch
Softball League. Both clubs post
3- 0 r ecords.
dose behind is VF1 24 with a
3-1 mark and the Marines with a
2-1 slate.
Standings thru June 17
Team Won Lost
1 . Na v Co mmS t a 3 0
2. 57th ns 3 0
3. VP-24 3 0
4. Marines 2 1
5. NavSta No. 2 1 2
6. NavFac 1 3
7. NavSta No. 10 3
8. Supply 0 3
ON THE COVER
R\DM Frank B. Stone, Commander
Iceland Defense Force, intro-
duces Chptain Ralph W. Har t,
hfaval Station Commanding Of-
ficer to ACM Sir John Bush,
RIB DSC, Gommander- i n- Chi ef ,
Eastern Atlantic NATO. The next
morning ADM Sir John attended
a command briefing at OPOON in
Hangar 831 then departed for
the British Ehbassy in Reykja-
vik. In Reykjavik, ACM Sir John
toured the festivities of the
I cel andi c Nat i onal Ebl i day.
MAJOR LEAGUE
STANDINGS
(Thru June 17)
Team Won Lost
1. Etet r oi t 41 22
2. Bal t i mar e 32 29
3. Q evel and 33 31
4. Mi nnesota 32 31
5. Bost on 29 29
6. Gakland 31 31
7. New Yor k 29 33
8. Calif orni a 29 33
9. Chicago 27 32
10. \feshi ngt on 24 36
Na t i o n a 1 Le ague St andi ng s
Team Won Lost
1. St. Louis 38 25
2. San Francisco 34 30
3. At 1 a nt a 33 29
4. Los Angel es 34 31
5. Fhil adelphi a 28 28
6. Chicago 30 31
7. New York 29 31
8. Q nci nnat i 29 32
9. Pi ft sbur gh 28 31
10. Houston 23 38
BOWLING
NEWS
Amer i can League
(Thru June 17)
Team Won Lost
l. Ai r Ter ni nal 42 18
2. AFRIS 39 21
3. CbrriFai r Kef 35 25
4. Rackvil le 33 27
5. NSGA 32 28
6. GSE 31 29
7. NavFac 31 29
8. Det. 360 29 31
9. Special Services 27 3.3
10. Cbmpt rol 1 er 25 35
11. Weapons 19 41
12. Dent al 17 43
SPORTS
ON THE AIR
The 1 eague- i eadi ng Detroit
Tigers invade Cleveland’s Mun-
icipal Stadium tomorrow to tan-
gle with the Indians in an Amer-
ican Leadue baseball game. This
game is scheduled to be broad-
cast on 1484 radio, with the
play-by-play starting at 6:10
p m.