The White Falcon - 21.05.1965, Blaðsíða 7

Friday, May 21, 1965
WHITE FALCON
7
Volleyball Champions
hreal On Teamwork
The volleyball season is over and the Admin team mem-
bers are champs. In the season’s wrap-up they had to beat
a tough Marine team with whom they were tied going into
that final night, but they did it and did it in grand style.
Wrapping it up in two straight games.
All year long Admin has been a tremendously well-drilled
team. Not playing a spectacular*
brand of ball, but following the
fundamentals well. Good position,
consistant services and well-placed
passes enabled them to wait and
watch for their opponents mis-
takes. They didn’t make them in
return.
ANOTHER TROPHY—Two within
a week. Here they receive the sec-
ond place awards. Losing to Admin
on the final night of the season.
Volleyball
Standings
No. Team W L
1. Admin 17 1
2. Marines “A” 16 2
3. 57th FIS 14 3
4. Rockville 14 3
5. AMD 13 4
6. Weapons 12 5
7. AFI 11 6
8. Marines “B” 10 7
9. Hospital 9 8
10. High School Red 9 8
11. Post Office 7 10
12. Comptroller 6 11
13. High School Blue 4 13
14. CommSta Gold 3 14
15. CommSta Blue 3 14
16. IDF 3 14
17. CommSta Chiefs 2 15
18. BarLant 1 16
Last Tuesday night’s victory
was indicative of this style of
play. With their gallery of root-
ers urging them on, the Marines
came on strong with a second
game lead. Admin didn’t rattle.
They maintained their consistant
brand of play-making and as in
so many previous games, watched
their opponents beat themselves.
Congratulations to the Admin
team for their fine season. Hope
to see the same faces starring in
the upcoming softball league.
STICK THEM UP—Admin stands
tall to obscure their server, Robert
Blade, from the eyes of the Ma-
rines. Jim Henderson, John Moore,
Robert Brown and Bill Hammond
face opponents. Vic Smith faces
the server to give his teammates
the signal to break into defensive
positions. The idea behind this
maneuver is to keep the serve
hidden until the last second and
give the defense as little time as
possible to adjust to its flight.
1. Which major league baseball
club in the National League holds
the record for most consecutive
games won in a single season?
2. Three professional bowlers
hold the high game record in the
Masters Tournament. Who are
they and what was the score?
3. There are three American
League and four National League
baseball clubs which have never
finished in last position in their
league. Which clubs are they?
(The catch: Present clubs in pre-
sent cities, only.)
4. What was the largest attend-
ance ever recorded at a boxing
event?
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IT’S A BIRD, IT’S A PLANE—As a matter of fact it’s a Rockville player who looks like he’s about to
take off. It was play like this that held the Marines to a tie in the season’s finale.
Marines Finish Unbeaten Season With Tie;
Take Second Consecutive Football Trophy
by Cpl. Jim Wojcicki, USMC
Last Thursday the Marines wrapped up the intramural football championship by
virtue of a scoreless tie with the Rockville Raiders. This tie was the only mar on an
otherwise perfect season.
For this string of victories much credit must be given to Ski Guzniczak with his
pin-point passing, and on the receiving end,Dan Hoptry and Dennis Rothrock with their
deceptive moves and “sticky fingers.” To add balance to this fast-moving attack, Earl
Forrest was available to be called on for his flashy broken-field running.
Naturally these men couldn’t^
win alone and they didn’t have
to try.
Able Assistance
Plenty of able assistance was
provided by fullback Jim Young,
end Chuck Monteith, center Clen
Buchanan, guards Harry Russel,
Tony Pinti and Art Vincion. These
club with the spirit and the mus-
cle to win.
A hard-to-stop offense and
a stickly defense made this
team hard to beat. The offense
ran off an unbalanced line util-
izing short passes, to pull the de-
fense in, then booming the long
bomb or the yard-eating power
sween.
Baseball Season Approaching
With the football championship
now behind us for the second con-
secutive year, we marines are now
looking forward to the fast-ap-
proaching baseball season. Here
and now we would like to cordially
invite any and all competition to
the 1965 softball league.
plus the defensive secondary spec-
ialists Dave Ackley, Don Ed-
mundson, Chuck Roote and Tom
Nicholson provided all the sup-
port neccessary to make up a
hard-hitting, smooth-running ball
Little League
Opens In Kef
The Keflavik Little League
Baseball Club is presently organ-
izing its teams, managers and coa-
ches for the start of the little
league season in June.
All equipment such as uniform,
bats, balls, etc., are available but
men to manage and coach the
ballclubs are urgently needed.
The Keflavik Little League
plans to have four ballclubs this
season. Each team will consist of
11 to 15 players plus one man-
ager and two coaches.
The club hopes to have three to
four men managing and coaching
each team. This is desired in case
one or more of the staff members
have to work during game time.
It should be noted that the coac-
hing and managerial duties are
voluntary work.
Baseball practice starts later
this month to prepare for the 16-
game schedule which runs from
June to July.
All persons and ‘‘little leagers”
interested in joining the club con-
tact H. R. Long, YN1, at Ext.
3241, for more information.
A Mere Six Points
The tenacious defense was just
as outstanding. They allowed a
mere six points to be scored
against them all season. They
used a lot of stunting and red-
dogging to keep the rival offenses
off balance. In addition the sec-
ondary was played up tight or
loose, depending upon the passing
strength of the opponent.
It was generally conceded that
Rockville was both our strongest
and best-drilled opponent, with
NSG rating not too far behind as
a definite danger.
WINNERS AND THEIR PLUNDER — Major Iviracofe, commanding
officer of the Marine Barracks, and his winning squad of leathernecks,
gather around their king-sized cup. With one tie game as the only
mar on their record, they promised to do even better next year.
Football
Standings
No. Team W L T
1. Marines 7 0 1
2. Rockville 5 0 2
3. AMD 6 3 0
4. Fleet Weather 5 5 0
5. NSG 2 2 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