The White Falcon - 14.05.1965, Síða 4

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WHITE FALCON
Friday, May 14, 1965

Strikes ’n Spares
by Paul Jordan
Strikes, spares and splits—that is just what Security of
the International League came up with this past week.
With VP-56 rolling by Admin 2 for three points and open-
ing the door, Security was lucky to salvage 2 points from
Comptroller 2 after 18 splits in one game and go into a
tie position for first place with the Admin 2 team.
NavCommSta 1 hung on to the'^
one point lead over Admin 1 in
ha American League. This one
can still change places. NavComm-
Sta still has the unpredicable
Navy Exchange Team, followed
by IDF to roll against. Public
Works 1 of the National League
can coast the rest of the first
half.
HERE I COME, READY OR NOT—And it seemed AMD wasn’t quite ready as they were ambushed by
Fleet Weather Facility 26 to 6. Wonder if it’s the dazzling footwork or the white walking shorts that
everyone here is eyeing.
Alley
Talk
by Annette Babneau
The Tuesday Women’s Bowling
League held its bowling banquet
Saturday afternoon at the Sand
Hut. After a picnic for the ladies
and their family’s the trophies
were awarded to the winners.
Taking the honors for the first
place team was Team Six con-
sisting of Nancy Poillucci, Elka
Beilstein, Betty Buchanan, and
Dora Fernandez.
Team Three found themselves
with the second place trophy. The
members are Sylvia Gerdeman,
Pat Webb, Myra West and Sherry
Sabina. Team Four copped third
place honors. The team bowlers
are Pat Leonard, Sabina Camp-
bell, Shirley Mclver and Annette
Babneau.
Women’s Awards
The ladies who took the indi-
vidual trophies were Annette Bab-
neau with a high average of 156,
and Doris Fernandez had a high
series of 557. Pat Leonard took
the high game trophy with a 201
game while Frances Sutton had
the high series with handicap
of a 599.
Keflavik Civilian League
With the strikes and spares
falling fast, all the teams in the
Keflavik Civilan League are all
tied up for the team standings.
Teams Five and Three hold
first place. Co-holding second
place are Teams Seven and Two.
The individual high game for
the week is held by the Banker
family with Mary who rolled a
the high average of 156.
the men’s department.
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Football
Standings
W L T
1. Marines 7 0 0
2. Rockville 5 0 1
3. AMD 5 4 0
4. Fleet Weather 5 5 0
5. NSG 3 1 3
6. Admin 2 4 1
7. Weapons 0 2 1
8. Subsistence 0 2 0
9. VP-56 0 4 1
10. AFI 0 5 1
AFI To Hold
Golf Tourney
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Several changes were made in the
rules for the upcoming AFI golf
tourney by a committee recently.
Probably the most important
change made concerned the loca-
tion of the tournament, which will
be conducted on the new Naval
Station Golf Course instead of
the Keflavik course as originally
planned.
The station course has nine
holes with a par 33 and is located
near Rockville. The course in
Keflavik has been the scene of
past AFI golf tournaments.
In a second important change,
'he dates for the tourney are May
28 and 29, a Friday and Saturday.
The number of holes to be
played over ,.the two-day event
has not yet been determined, al-
though medal and handicap divi-
sions are still planned.
Prior to May 25, each entrant
will be required to play two rounds
at the station course for qualifi-
-ation and handicap. From these
scores, entrants will be placed in
flights: the top scratch scorers
going into medal play with the
rest of the field going into handi-
1. What was the longest game
—from a time standpoint—in the
NFL’s 1964 season?
2. Jean Beliveau of the Mon-
treal Canadians set a National
Hockey League record when he
was credited with how many as-
sists in the 1960-61 season?
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BLOCK THAT SHOT — Rockville
player goes up on defense against
Admin.
Intramural Bowling Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standing Results of May 4, 1965
No. Team Won Lost Pet Hi/G Hi/S T/Pins Avg
1. Public Works 30 6 833 979 2729 23919 885
2. BarLant 22 14 611 988 2783 23979 888
3. Supply 1 22 14 611 982 2717 23440 868
4. AFI l" 21 15 583 976 2725 23854 883
5. Operations 20 16 555 956 2805 23480 869
6. Air Maint 2 19 y2 16% 541 944 2740 23111 855
7. 57th FIS 1 19 17 525 1031 2767 23420 867
8. Marines 2 15 21 416 926 2614 22677 839
9. Rockville 2 14% 2iy2 402 949 2657 23067 853
10. NavCommSta 2 13 23 361 917 2625 22902 848
11. NSGA 3 12 24 333 923 2587 22464 825
12. Ordnance 1 8 28 222 879 2588 22015 815
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standing Results of May 4, 1965
No. Team Won Lost Pet Hi/G Hi/S T/Pins Avg
1. NavCommSta 1 27 9 750 1026 2856 24370 902
2. Admin 1 26 10 722 948 2702 23643 875
3. Air Maint 1 23 13 639 940 2740 23669 876
4. Navy Exchange 20 16 555 947 2702 23114 856
5. Rockville 1 19 17 527 927 2649 20081 836
6. IDF 18 18 500 914 2715 22961 850
7. Comptroller 1 17 19 472 978 2778 23783 880
8. Supply 2 16 20 444 967 2721 23625 875
Hal Gunsch
High series for the week was
posted by Hal Gunsch, BarLant,
National League with a mighty
fine 220/203-616. High game hon-
ors go to Buck, 57th FIS 3, Inter-
national with a 235. Not to over-
look another fine game and series,
Reis of VP-56 capped a 224/607.
The NavCommSta 1, American
League, showing their strength
had Nyeholt, 223/201-584; Dale,
210-553; Geesaman, 212-544 and
McComb 522. Howell, Admin 1
had 215-544 with Rasmussen 210-
501. Wedeking, IDF, capped a
fine 551 backed up by yours truly
with 531.
Get the hair out of your eyes,
“Curly Hoot” Gibson, Navy Ex-
change, with a crazy back up ball
576. Poczekaj, AMD 1 a 544 and
Poillucci with 522. Borek, Supply
2 had 513.
Vogt And Peters
The National League hitting
strong with Vogt, BarLant, 221-
533 and team mate Peters 523.
Public Works 1 leaders followed
with Hoffman 210-567 and Martin
220-562.
Over Air Force way Bersan,
AFI 1 always a good scorer 207-
560 and Kenedy 213-528. 57th
FIS 1 with Raush 544 and Jordan
514. Babneau, Ordance 1 523,
Sutton and McLaughin of Supply
1 a 514 and 515. Bourdette, Oper-
ations 514.
The Thursday keglers Admin 2
team Cabcabin 204-537, Balitao
204-574. Jones VP-58, 210-533
and Kuhnley 514. Lint 57th FIS
3 came through at 213-529. Car
AFI 2, 523 and Patterson, NSGA
2 had a 520.
r-ar> divisions. 9. 57th FIS 2 16 20 444 990 2732 23439 868
Three trophies will be awarded 10. AFI 3 16 20 444 958 2822 23354 864
in each flight. A $1 entry fee will 11. NSGA 1 15 21 416 915 2702 21401 791
be charged to help defray cost 12. Public Works 2 3 33 081 918 2664 22280 825
of awards. Local and U.S. Golf Associa- t:on rules will prevail throughout the tournament with a rules com- No. Team INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Standing Results of May 6, 1965 Won Lost Pet Hi/G Hi/S T/Pins Avg
mittee established to settle any 1. Admin 2 27 9 750 955 2690 23446 868
Questions. 2. Security 27 9 750 988 2780 23316 863
At the end of the tournament 3. NavCommSta 2 22 14 611 952 2746 23004 852
on May 29, a banquet will be held 4. VP-56 21 15 583 947 ' 2753 23464 869
at the Rockville NCO Club be- 5. NSGA 2 21 15 583 918 2584 22619 837
ginning at 7:30 p.m., and the 6. 57th FIS 3 19 17 525 988 2708 23073 854
trophies will be awarded. 7. Public Works 3 16 20 444 938 2783 22897 848
Qualification scores and entry 8. Ordnance 2 16 20 444 962 2696 22793 844
fees must be turned in to TSgt. 9. Marines 1 15 21 416 944 2719 20401 755
Ken Crist or A1C W.R. Keener 10. AFI 2 13 23 361 911 2645 22230 823
at the AFI personnel office before 11. Rockville 3 12 24 333 928 2614 22721 841
■ May 25. 112. Comptroller 2 7 29 194 877 2466 21489 796
Volleyball
Standings
W L
1. Marine “A” 16 1
2. Admin 15 1
3. 57th FIS 14 2
4. Rockville 13 3
5. Weapons 13 6
6. AMD 12 4
7. AFI 10 6
8. Marine “B” 10 7
9. High School Red 9 8
10. Hospital 8 7
11. Post Office 7 10
12. Comptroller 6 11
13. High School Blue 4 12
14. CommSta Gold 4 13
15. CommSta Blue 2 13
16. CommSta Chiefs 1 14
17. BarLant 1 15
OPPS... .MISSED — The Rockville
players did this a few to many
times and it resulted in a defeat
at the hands of Admin who tied the
Marines’ “A” team for first place.