The White Falcon - 27.02.1965, Blaðsíða 7

Saturday, February 27, 1965
WHITE FALCON
7
IN THE GROVE—AFI’s Tony Martinez pumps in two of his 18 points
against NavCommSta to defeat the Flashers 93-35.
HIGH SCORER — Rich Bailey,
the always deady scoring threat of
the 57th FIS, takes a jump shot. —»
GOOD STEAL — Medical’s guard
Cramer scores a bucket after
stealing the ball from the Ma-
rines while opponent Skomp pur-
sues.
DIFFICULT SHOT—Costin of VP-23 shoots against the Marines.
League Bowlers Hold Banquet;
AFI Captures Intramural Title,
Hockville Cops Four Trophies
by Ken Marcum, SN
The bowling ball was put back in its bag for the Intramural Bowling League Satur-
day night at their banquet at the CPO Club.
Paul Jordan, YNMC, of IDF was the master of ceremonies of this gala event. Over
200 bowlers and their wives and friends attended the feast which began at 6 p.m. It
lasted until all had their fill of the delicious food and beverages.
Among the notables in attendance were Capt and Mrs. Robert R. Sparks and Col.
and Mrs. Alan G. Long.
Captain Sparks, commanding of-
ficer of the Naval Station, was
on hand to bestow 70 trophies to
the winners of the different di-
visions. Colonel Long, Commander
of AFI, received trophies for all
the absent personnel in his com-
mand.
Some of the
trophy winners
were: High
Average: Ras-
mussen —
186.884, High
Series Scratch:
Dillman—644,
High Series
W/HDCP:
Viebeck—673,
High Game
Scratch: Mad-
ren — 258, Rasmussen
High Game
W/HDCP: Smith — 272,
Team High
Series Scratch:
Rockville-1 —
2810, Team
High Series
W/HDCP:
Rockville-1 —
2906, Team
Game Scratch:
Rockville-1 —
1018, Team
High Game
W/HDCP:
Rockville-1 —
1050.
The winner of the Most Im-
proved Bowler trophy did not
know, nor did any but a few of
the bowlers know, til the night
of the banquet, who would get
the award. The very pleased bow-
ler was Campbell with an im-
provement of 11.513 pins over his
average at the start of the season.
In the roll-off for the National
League Championship, which was
on Feb. 9, AFI-1, the first half
winner, rolled a three game
series against Supply-2, the sec-
ond half winner. AFI-1 won the
match with a 3-1 win. High
scores for AFI-1 were: Larsen-
515, Brain-224-554, Dillman-547,
and Banker-205-544.
High scores for Supply-2 were:
Schriefer-210-221-605, Ricard-524,
and Torbeck-503.
On the same evening, the
American League had their roll-
off with 57th FIS-1, the first
half winner, rolling a three game
series against AFI-3, the second
half winner. AFI-3 won the match
with a 4-0 margin. High Scores
for AFI-3 were: Player-209-518,
McDowell-200, Ludington-221-554,
Eckardt-235-601 and Crist-212-
525.
High scores for 57th FIS-1
were: Jetton-210,543, Haynes-518,
Rauch-532 and Mudry-505.
Also that night, Admin-1, the
first half winner, battled 57th
FIS-3, the second half winner.
57th FIS-3 took the win with a
3-1 score. High honors for 57th
FIS-3 went to Laughlin with a
505 tally and for Admin-1 it was
Cabcabin with a 520.
The intramural championship
roll-offs were held on the evening
of February 11. The results are
1. AFI-3 2877
2. AFI-1 2804
3. 57th FIS-3 2596
championship was decided
by the highest number of total
pins. Fourth, fifth and sixth
places were decided on the high-
est number of pins in the run-
ners-up roll-off. The winners went
like this:
4. 57th FIS-1 2719
5. Admin-3 2681
6. Supply-2 2649
By the time we go to press,
there will be a new league formed
and new league officers. On be-
half of the outgoing league offi-
cers, Paul Jordan, YNCM, Presi-
dent, MSgt. John Player, Vice-
president and John Nyeholt, RM2,
Secretary-Treasurer, happy bow-
ling!
TOP KEGLERS—Bowling champions of the winter intramural league
gathered in the office of AFI commander Col. Alan G. Long to talk
of trophies and success. In the back row from left to right are A1C
Robert Ludington, Maj. Robert E. McDowell, Colonel Long, A1C
Donald D. Lyson and TSgt. Kenneth D. Crist. In the front, left to
right, are MSgt. John W. Player, Jr., TSgt. Roger W. Eckardt and
SSgt. Frank Garcia. (USAF Photo by A1C W.R. Keener)
RUNNERS-UP—In the runner-up spot of the intramural circuit was
another AFI team, which brought its trophy to the commander’s office
for display. Left to right in the back row are A1C Mervin Larsen,
A1C Guy Brain, Colonel Long, TSgt. Perry Banker and A1C Matt
Hogan. In the front are TSgt. Bill Loomis and SMSgt Marcus Fields.
(USAF Photo by A1C W.R. Keener)
WINNERS GALORE—Third place in the winter league went to an-
other Air Force team, this one from the 57th Fighter Interceptor Sqd.
Left to right in the back row are A1C Robert Johnson, A1C Richard
Laughlin, A2C Richard Lint and Colonel Long, AFI commander. In the
front row, left to right, are TSgt. Gerald Ness, A1C Mike Cioffi and
A2C Ron Adams.
Smith