The White Falcon - 19.06.1965, Blaðsíða 9

Saturday, June 19, 1965
WHITE FALCON
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MUSTERING OUT—With his twenty years of active Naval Service
behind him Kenneth R. Keener, RM1, is “piped over the side” at the
Naval Communications Station. Capt T.J. Bratten expressed the Navy’s
appreciation for 20 years of honorable service and his own for the out-
standing work done at this command.
0 Wide A Club VlettA
by Ruth Haines
Three new wives were intro-
duced by Punky Sturdevant at the
“O” Wives Hail and Bless coffee
on Tuesday, June 8. They were Av
Bjork, Marylin Stachelczyk and
Kit James. Welcome aboard, girls!
We hope you enjoy your stay here.
Another group soon to be headed
back to the States include Louise
McGowan, Colleen Truxal, Caro-
line House and her mother, Mrs.
Anna Jarvi and Joyce Rasche.
Good luck to you all!
Our thanks go to Gale Kira-
cofe and Barbara Hart for baking
the tasty coffeecake and other
delicacies for the coffee, including
those lucious strawberries.
The bridge players are in luck
this month for there are two Tues-
days for those fans of Charles
Goren. Call Alice Haveland, 4276,
if you haven’t already made your
reservations for Tuesday, June 22
and June 29.
Strikes 9n Spares
by Paul Jordan
m
With the third week of the second half of the intramural
bowling leagues behind us the winners of the first half
are once again making a bid for the first place slots of
the individual leagues.
Supply 2 of the American League continues undefeated
at this point with a 12-0 record. Security of the Interna-
tional League fighting to remain on top will have a hard
road after the loss of two top'iy
teammates, Natalini and Hetfeld.
Alley
Talk
by Annette Babneau
The Hopefulls of the Tuesday
Womens’ League are still holding
first place with a gain of one
more point and lead the second
place team, the Tagalongs, by two
points.
This week’ high game was
copped by Dianna Sanders with a
186. The high series was taken
by Annette Babneau with a 488,
who also has the high average for
the league with a 153.
This coming week will find a
lot of the team standings changing,
as it is position week in the Kefla-
vik Civilian League.
Bauer Bowls 210
For this week, the Sand Baggers
are in first place and Team Six
holds the second spot. These two
teams will battle next week for
top honors.
In the ladies’ department, the
high game and series went to
Polly Kuiper with a 184/474.
Polly also holds the high average
of 156.
Down the men’s alley, one finds
Charles Harned with the high
series of 507. Klaus Bauer bowled
a 210, and the high average of
178 is held by Harold Thompson.
HERE’S THE PITCH—Awaiting the Marine hurler’s pitch down
pipe an AFI batter stands poised. The AFI club went down to
teat 7-6. (Photo by Schmieg, JOSN)
Heller Slugs 3 HR’s
To Lead LL Dodgers
Fate and the weather man were good on opening day
for the Keflavik Little League.
The fighting Tigers came out on top over the Braves
with the score—Tigers 32, Braves 5. Mike Babneau, with
little experience, pitched a most impressive game, striking
out 15. The hitting was about evenly divided.
Considering the short and rainy*®*
week to practice in, both teams
looked very good. The hitting
punch for the Braves was shared
by Royalty and Smith.
Classic League Race Tightens,
Bowlers Move Into 5th Week
by John Nyeholt
As the Arctic Bowl Classic League completed its fourth
week of bowling on June 9, the race for first place in team
standings is becoming tighter each week as the teams go
after the current pace-setting of Nyeholt/Dale who have
36.5 points.
Close behind are Schrieffer/Jones who have 32 points
followed by
Coming back strong this half, in
the National League, we find 57th
FIS 1 filling the first place billet.
High series of the week was
stroked by Lagua of Admin 2, In-
ternational League with a total
pin fall of 582. High game was
tossed by Maggard, AFI 2 also
of the International League with
a 234.
Scores in the American League
found Taggart, Rockville 1, lead-
ing the pack with a 568. Neilson,
IDF, a fine 206-552. Howell, Ad-
min 1 in the pocket for a 231-543.
Torbeck, Supply 2, a 214-547.
Nyeholt and Teammate Hiatt
folded wood for a 527 and 201-
549. “Big Ski” Poczekaj, AMD 1
a 529. Germia, NSGA 1, 522 while
Zeman, Comptroller 1, hit for a
542.
The National League, showing
life after a slow week last week,
was led by Bersan AFI 1 563 fol-
lowed by Loomis at 206-553. The
AMD 2 team came through strong
with Cdr Sullivan at 542, Lauri-
ence, 526 followed with Becker
and Gillineau with scores of 208-
525 and 524. Cherry and Best of
Operations rolling well with 205-
547 and 540. Steele, Rockville 2,
209-538. Hale and teammate At-
herten 205-552 and 202-519.
Ralph, Public Works 1 Ij^d a 523.
Base Baseball
Standings
AMERICAN
Ness/Atherton in'
third place with 30 points. In
fourth place and gaining on the
leaders each week is Peters/Vogt
with 25 points.
Jumping into the spotlight is
the team of Peters/Vogt who took
the weekly high team and game
points honors with 10 and 4 re-
spectively. Don Vogt with 210-556
led his team over Thompson/
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Pro Baseball
Standings
As Of June 14
(As Of June 15) NATIONAL LEAGUE aforementioned opponents. Even with Bob Vargo scoring a
Pos. Team W L Pos. Team W L G.B. 535 set, the team of Vargo/Carr
1. 57th FIS 4 0 1. Los Angeles 38 22 — could only manage to garner 2.5
2. Marines 4 1 2. Milwaukee 31 22 3% points from the up-and-down team
3. VP-56 3 1 3. Cincinnati 31 25 5 of Torbeck/Howell who rose
4. NavCommSta 3 1 4. San Francisco 31 26 5% again to the challenge and scored
5. AFRTS 1 2 5. Pittsburgh 29 27 7 9.5 points. Clate Torbeck led with
6. AFI 1 2 6. Philadelphia 28 28 8 542 with Bob Howell following
7. Comptroller 1 3 7. St. Louis 27 30 9% with 209-535. They also had the
8. AMD 1 4 8. Houston 26 34 12 weekly high team game of 402.
9. Fuel 0 4 9. Chicago 24 32 12 Tom Hockett marked up a 551
10. New York 20 34 17% set and Joe Ralph turned in a 519
NATIONAL as this fine team outlasted and
(As Of June 15) AMERICAN LEAGUE outscored Nyeholt/Dale 6.5 to 5.5
Pos. Team W L G.B. points. John Nyeholt with 201-564
Pos. Team w L 1. Minnesota 34 20 had the high individual series for
1. Rockville 3 0 2. Chicago 34 21 % the week.
2. BarLant 3 1 3. Baltimore 31 25 4 Other than Jerry Ness taking
3. Weapons 2 1 4. Detroit 29 24 4% over high average, no other
4. NSG 2 1 5. Cleveland 27 24 5% changes to the season high list can
5. Operations 2 2 6. Los Angeles 29 31 8 be reported this week.
6. AMD 1 2 7. New York 26 29 8% Our league bowls Wednesday
7. IDF 1 2 8. Boston 24 31 10% at 5:15 p.m. and everyone is in-
8. Admin 1 3 9. Washington 25 34 11% vited to come and watch Keflavik’s
9. Subsistence 0 3 10. Kansas City 15 35 17 first scratch league in action.
Colton who mustered up 3 points.
Tom Thompson was high for his
team with 503.
The team of Ness/Atherton
broke loose again this week to
take high team series honors with
a 1078, enabling them to take 8
points from Schrieffer/Jones.
Jerry (Eliot) Ness rolled a sweet
200-558 set and slipped back into
first place in the high average
column with 179. Teammate Rick
Atherton shot the weekly high
game of 212 which helped him
to his 520 series. With George
Schrieffer 202-533 and Jim Jones
shooting 523, they managed to
scrape up 5 points against their
With the weather still holding
good on Tuesday night the Dodgers
came out slugging with Heller
hitting three home runs and Bar-
bacci adding one. Mike Long held
the Yankees to three hits and
struck out 17. Litke was the losing
pitcher. Final score-----Dodgers
16, Yankees 3.
Cold and rainy weather plus the
Dodgers cooled the fighting Tigers
off. W. Grover looked real good
in pitching the 9 to 3 victory. In
this game which took place Wedn-
esday, the Tigers were hurt by
pitching depth. Jeff Soper looked
real good in this first outing.
A tight defensive game was
played on Thursday between the
Braves and Yankees with the
Braves coming out on the top of
a 9 to 6 score. Winning pitcher
was J. Conley and the loser was
M. Bush.
A little more experience with
some of these pitchers and hitters
and we should see some real good
baseball. Natural talent and the
coaching staff have done a real
good job.
Little League Standings
Pos. Team
1. Dodgers
2. Tigers . .
3. Braves . .
4. Yankees
W
2
1
1
0
L
0
1
1
2
Ladies League
Bowlers Needed
by Myra West
Hey, all you gals with time on
your hands—we have a ladies lea-
gue each Tuesday afternoon. We
bowl from 1:15 to approximately
3:30 p.m. Every dependent wife
is invited to come join in the fun.
Right now we need substitutes
who will later join the teams.
Even if you’ve never had a bowl-
ing ball in your hands, you’re
welcome to come out and give it
a try. We don’t expect miracles
of our subs or regular bowlers,
we mainly get together to bowl
and have fun.
Why not come and give it a
try? I’m sure you will enjoy
bowling once you begin. It’ll give
you a chance to be with old friends
and meet a lot of new friends.
If you’d like more information,
please give me a call—Myra West
(on base ext,) 7147.