The White Falcon - 28.05.1965, Blaðsíða 5

Friday, May 28, 1965
WHITE FALCON
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by Paul Jordan ''^AwnLoi*
The first eleven weeks of the Intramural Summer Bowling
League came to a close in an air of suspense and excite-
ment in the International League.
Security, having a one point lead over Admin 2, managed
to maintain a split with the Marine 1 team. While at the
far end of the Arctic Bowl the Second Place Team, Admin
2, had gone into the third game* /
of the series with a possibility of
a three-game win over NSGA 2.
The outcome of this third and
final game went down to the last
man of the last frame as the de-
ciding factor. Anchor man Gerde-
man, working on a double, came
through with a big strike to put
the “frosting on the cake’ for
NSGA 2, giving the first half
win to Security by one point.
NavCommSta
The American League winner
NavCommSta 1, finished in a hail
of pins by taking four points
from IDF. Public Works 1 of the
National League, a team no one
could catch, also bowled by their
opponents for four points.
The only 600 series tossed in the
League was turned by Nyeholt,
NavCommSta 1, American Lea-
gue with 209/223-615. This is the
third 600 series to be recorded by
Nyeholt in the first half. High
game came from a newcomer to
the Strikes ’n Spares column—
White, NSGA 1, American, with
a .fine 2.3.(5-556.
Rasmussen
The ’ American Leaguers ac-
counted for such scores as R'as-
mtfsSen, Admin 1, 209-561—a fine
bowler we are going to miss,
wishing you smooth sailing Ras.
Kehoe, Navy Exchange, is still
rolling his ball in the pocket with
a 568. Majors, Rockville 1, a man
without a team, has 202/209-577.
Dale, NCS l,has 215-571,• helped by
straight ball. McComb has 538
and Vagenas, 21D522; Warren,
57th FIS 2, pinfall 210-563; Shu-
kis, Supply. 2, 544; Hollman
525;’ Thompson, Comptroller 1,
531; and Poczekaj, AMD 1, 529.
Another Fine Bowler
Gunsch, BarLant, continues to
turn in fine scores in the Nation-
al League with a 215-575. This
is another fine bowler we will
miss, also smooth sailing Hal.
Bowers, Operations, is back in the
swing with a 203-514. Rauch, 57th
FIS, tallies at 543; Turpin of
NCS 2 for 522.
In addition to excitement the
International League, keglers also
capped a large share of the week’s
high scores: Balgos, Admin 2,
201-541; McNeill, PW 3, hitting
again at 531; Gerdeman, NSGA
2 the life saver 214-528. Jones and
Brundage, VP-56, a 527 and 528;
Hetfeld, Security, 214-519 backed
by Dowis, 532. Goodall, Rockville
3, 201-519 and teammates Ustic
and Hibler 534 and 532; Ness,
57th FIS, a 539.
Intramural Softball
Opens In Keflavik
Keflavik’s baseball season is
just about ready to open. The
first pitch will be thrown June
1 and the scramble for first place
will be under way.
As of this writing, May 24,
there are 16 teams slated for the
softball action. It is being planned
for these teams to form two lea-
gues with an ultimate trophy-
winning champion emerging from
each. These two league champs
would then face off in Keflavik’s
.version of the “World Series.”
The winner of which will reign su-
preme over Naval Station softball.
Table Tennis Tourney
A Table Tennis Tournament
is slated for the near future.
Anyone interested in partici-
pating contact the Special Ser-
vices Office, Ext. 3193.
Arctic Bowl Scratch League
Opens Action At Naval Station
by John Nyeholt
On.May 12,. 1965, the first scratch league in Keflavik
was formed and called the “Artie Bowl Scratch League.”
Clate Torbeck, AK2, is president; Gerald Ness, TSgt., is
vice president and John Nyeholt, RM2, is secretary-treasurer.
This scratch league, consisting of eight 2-man teams, is
based on the Peterson point scoring system whereby each
man and team is awarded points5^
for outscoring their opponents in
both game and series. Bonus points
are also awarded for games over
210 and series over 600.
Schriefer-Jones Lead
On May 19, the league com-
Other high scores were rolled by
Ness with 209/557, Nyeholt with
210/552, Peters with his 212/549
and Dale with 205/549.
Interest Very High
It is expected that after
the
Clay Wins In First;
Decks Liston At 1:45
In one corner, from Denver, Colo., weighing 215 pounds,
sat Sonny (The Bear) Liston—former heavyweight cham-
pion of the world and current challenger. Sitting opposite
him, from Louisville, Ky., weighing 206, sat Cassius (The
Louisville Lip) Clay.
With the sound of the bell, Clay was halfway across the
ring, seemingly afraid of being caught in his own corner
right at the beginning of the big fight.
Clay opens with a light blow'^
and Liston advances scowling.
Clay is dancing and moving light-
ly. As Liston plods forward, Clay
continues his moving and running.
Liston is moving with both his
right and left hand held high
when Clay throws a looping over-
hand right that stings. With this,
’64. Clay won that fight and the
championship when Liston failed
(Continued on page 6.)
Pro Baseball
Standings
Cassius motions Liston to come on in tight. Sonny plods in throwing As Of May 24 NATIONAL LEAGUE
punches that miss, while Clay, Team W L G.B.
blocking and dodging effortlessly, Los Angeles .. . 24 13 —
maintains his backpedaling. Cincinnati 21 14 2
Then, suddenly, Clay moves for- St. Louis 21 15 2%
ward. Liston is tagged with a San Francisco .. . 21 17 3'/2
looping right and then a left. Chicago 18 18 5'/2
The crowd roars and goes wild. Milwaukee .... .. 16 16 5'/2
At 1:45 of the first round Liston Philadelphia .. . 17 19 6'/2
is sprawled on the canvas with Houston IS 22 7'/2
Clay standing over him. It’s. all New York 18 23 10'/2
over and Cassius Clay has sue- Pittsburgh 12 24 111/2
cessfully defended his title of
Heavyweight Champion of the AMERICAN LEAGUE
World. Team W L G.B.
Right up to fight time Tuesday Chicago 24 11 —
night, Sonny Liston was the fans Minnesota .. .. .. 21 13 2‘/2
betting favorite by a 6 to 5 mar- Baltimore 20 17 5
gin. Most experts at ringside, how- Detroit .. 19 _17 5'/2
ever, saw it differently. Los Angeles .. .. 20 18 5>/2
The champion had impressed Cleveland 17 16 6
those who had watched him train. Boston .. 17 18 7-
He was bigger and faster than New York 16 21 9
he was when he met Liston that Washington .. .. 15 23 10'/2
first time, back in February of Kansas City .. .. 9 24 14
Intramural Bowling Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Final Standing Results For First Half
No. Team Won Lost Pet Hi/G Hi/S T/Pins Avg
1. Public Works 1 38 .■ 6 864 979 2729 29180 884
2. BarLant 29 15 659 988 2783 29288 887
S. AFI 1 28 16 636 976 2725 28699 869
4. Operations 27 17 613 956 2805 28566 865
5. Supply 1 25 19 . 568 982 2717 28452 862
6. Rockville 2 2114 22% 488 949 2657 28160 853
7. Air Maint 2 20 y2 ■23% 466 944 2740 28154 853
8. 57th FIS 1 20 24 454 1031 2767- 28527.. 864
9. Marines 2 18 26 409 943 2614 27725 840
10. NavCommSta 2 16 28 363 917 2625 27977 847
11. NSGA 3 13 31 297 923 2587. 27215 824
12. Ordnance 1 8 36’ Two forfeits— -dropped from league
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Final Standing Results For First Half
No. Team Won Lost Pet Hi/G Hi/S T/Pins Avg
1. NavCommSta 1 34 10 '772 1026 2856 30011 909
2. Admin 1 27 17 613 948 2702 28558 865
3. Air Maint 1 25 19 568 940 2740 28856 873
4. Navy Exchange 25 19 568 980 2772 28399 860
5. Comptroller 1 23 21 525 978 2778 29061 880
6. AFI 3 21 23 477 958 2822 28312 856
7. IDF 21 23 477 946 2715 28172 852
8. NSGA 1 21 23 477 927 2702 26443 801
9. Rockville 1 21 23 477 927 2649 24939 755
10. Supply 2 20 24 454 967 2721 28834 873
11. 57th FIS 2 20 24 454 990 2732 28617 867
12. Public Works 2 6 38 136 961 2701 27190 823
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
menced its bowling and after the smoke cleared, the team of first week or so of getting used to the scoring system and the two- No. Final Standing Results Foi Team Won Lost Pet First Hi/G Half Hi/S T/Pins Avg
Schriefer-Jones were in the lead man-per-team type of bowling that 1. Security 32 12 729 988 2780 28658 869
with 11 points. Right behind came the scores will be extremely high each week. It is q fast moving lea- gue and the interest is very high 2. Admin 2 31 13 704 955 2690 28597 866
the team of Peters-Vogt with 9 3. VP-56 28 16 636 987 2869 28945 877
points, then Cabcabin-Thompson 4, 57th FIS 3 25 19 568 988 2708 28328 858
with 8% and Nyeholt-Dale with 8 among’ all participants. 5. NavCommSta 3 24 20 545 952 2746 27897 845
points, who also had the week’s 6. NSGA 2 24 20 545 918 2607 27667 838
high team game and series with The “Arctic Bowl Classic Lea- 7. Ordnance 2 20 24 454 962 2696 27903 845
415 and 1102 respectively. gue” bowls every Wednesday af- 8. Rockville 3 19 26 431 954 2666 27959 847
Individual scoring was led by ternoon at 5:15 p.m. and everyone 9. Public Works 3 18 26 409 938 2783 28134 852
Cabcabin with high average of 189 is invited to come down and watch 10. Marines 1 18 26 409 944 2719 25418 770
and high series of 568. Peters had these high scoring bowlers in ac- 11. AFI 2 17 27 391 953 2712 27490 833
high game of the wdek with 212. tion. 12. Comptroller 2 8 36 181 881 2539 26540 804
by Annette Babneau
The Tuesday Women’s League
started their new season this past
week with a lot of new faces bowl-
ing. Some of these new bowlers
put the veteran bowlers to shame.
One of these ladies was Theresa
Denny who copped the high aver-
age of 147. The high game of the
week goes to Pat Leonard with a
180 game. With a 422, the high
series goes to Jan Peters.
As for the team standings, all
the teams are tied for the first
two spots. The four teams hold-
ing first are Teams Six, Three,
One and Seven.
Kef Civilian League
The Keflavik Civilian League
finds Team 3 in first place, being
followed in second place by Team 5.
In the men’s division we had ^
lot of good scores turned in for
this week. Taking high series for
the. week was Charles Harned with
a 560 and a high game of 196.
Buddy McCulley' just missed'high
series with a 550. Holding high
average is Harold Thompson with
a 185.
* Ladies’ High Average
For the ladies,, this week still
has Polly Kuiper with high aver-
age of 156. Holding high series for
the week is Mary Banker with a
446. The high game for this week
was a 159 game going to Annette
Babneau.
1. When outfielder Billy Wil-
liams was signed by the Chicago
Cubs what was his “bonus?”
2. The quickest game of the
1964 National Football League
season took place when the Bal-
timore Colts beat the Green Bay
Packers 21-20, Sept. 20. How long
did the game last?
3. What American League base-:
ball team manager never made a
single appearance in a major
league game as a player?
4. Boston hockey coach Milt
Schmidt has been with the Bruin
organization as a player and a
coach for how many years?
5. Until the player who led' the
American League with 118 runs-
batted-in during the 1964 season,
he had never even topped his
team in that department. Who is
he and the team?
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Chess Players Needed
The White Falcon is receiv-
ing the names of all persons
wishing to take part in an open
chess tournament to be held on
the Naval Station.
Interested individuals should
call the White Falcon office at
Ext. 4156 for further details.