The White Falcon - 13.08.1965, Blaðsíða 4

WHITE FALCON
Friday, August 13, 1965
BANTAM SIZE—Though not much bigger than the bat himself, little
T. Jones takes a mighty poke while P. Scott and umpire Chief Jones
watch the ball sail.
Little League Caps Season
With All-Star Double-Header
by D. J. McNamara
The All-Star teams looked real good, even playing on a
cool day. The big day of baseball was started off by the
eight-to-elevel-year-olds. In this game the “D” team,
coached by Wright, beat the “C” team, coached by Suisse,
by a 19 to 8 score.
It was a well played game, more so than the score would
indicate. Rogers, Misner and Jones combined for the win,
with Hoffman, Bush and Voorhees'^
taking the loss.
In the second half of the double-
header, the bigger boys had a
chance to show their stuff playing
on balanced teams. Henderson,
coaching the “A” team, succumbed
to the “B” team, coached by
Marse. The margin of victory was
10 to 4 score.
Winning Pitcher
Grover, with good support from
his teammates, was the winning
pitcher while Babnau and JPierre
combined for the losing team. This
game showed what these boys can
do playing in strictly their own
age group.
Soper had a triple and Grover
a solid double. The biggest thrills
some daring baserunning, however,
some daring base, however.
Fine Teamwork
The day was topped off by some
fine teamwork by the Little Lea-
gue mothers. Their combined ef-
forts kept the chow lines running
smoothly in the banquet which fol-
lowed the game. It was during
this banquet that the players, coac-
hes, umpires and managers were
presented their awards for their
individual efforts during the sea-
son.
For those who will still be in
Keflavik next year, mark your cal-
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Call 4IS6
endars for May 1. That is the
target date for Little League
practice to start again.
OFF AND RUNNING—Little Doug
Soper takes off at the crack of the
bat while first baseman Bob Litke
can do little but watch. With legs
his size it took Doug a lot of steps
to reach second, but he did....
safely.
Alley
Talk
A lot of action has taken place
since this article has last appe-
ared. In the Iceland Mixed Lea-
gue, the first half of the league
ended with the Four Bees holding
first place and the Strikers com-
ing in for second place. The high
average holder is Jean Jordan,
157 and Hal Hoffman with a 183
average.
Scotch Doubles
This past week the league held
Scotch Doubles with these couples
coming up with some winnings.
A 671 with handicap was bowled
by Ken Nelson and Sabina Camp-
bell. Second went to Stan Roff
and Jan Peters with 621. A tie
of 615 was taken by Bob McKain
and Pat Wedeking, and Dan Wede-
king and Russel Glidewell for
third.
A beautiful game and series
were rolled by Pat Webb in the
Tuseday Women’s League with a
183-513. The team standings go
to the Tagalongs with first and
the Hopefulls holdings second
spot. The high average of 154
goes to Annette Babneau.
Civilian League
This coming week is position
night for the Civilian League. A-
head by two games is Team 6 and
the Sand Baggers with second.
The week’s high series was cap-
tured by Annette Babneau with
182-500. David Case scored for
the men with a 210-563. High
averages are held by Harold
Thompson and Annette Babneau.
The Youth Center Bowling Lea-
gue has two more weeks left with
Teams 1, 2 and tied for first
place. Judy Harned had the high
game and series for the week 144-
267. For the boys, Dan Spillman
133-253 and Mike Bush 135-253
held the high honors. Mike Bab-
neau has high average for the
boys with 116 and Judy Marned
leads the girls with 126.
STEADY AS SHE GOES—Dennis J. McNamara, CS2, concentrates
on putting the ball on the green. Roy B. Royal, SHI and George T.
Alverson, SKC, watch the maneuver. The men are enjoying an after-
noon of golf at the Iceland Defense Force Shangri-La Golf Course.
IDF personnel are encouraged to take advantage of becoming mem-
bers of the course. Fees range from $3 to $10, depending on the
amount of time left in Iceland. For further information on club
membership, call Miss Lee at Ext. 6297.
WITH A MIGHTY WACK! — A
player shows his form in the re-
cently held match between the
Westmann Island Club and the
Shangri-La Club. The IDF team
took top honors by defeating their
guests, 20 to 19.
INTRAMURAL
STANDINGS
As Of August 9
AMERICAN Pos. Team LEAGUE W L GB
1. 57th FIS 14 2 —
2. VP-56 13 3 1
3. Mar Bar 11 4 2%
4. AFI 11 5 3
5. NavCommSta 10 6 4
6. Comp 4 13 10 %
7. Fuel Div 4 15 11%
NATIONAL Pos. Team LEAGUE W L GB
1. BarLant 16 2 —
2. NSG 14 4 2
3. Oper 13 6 3%
4. Rockville 11 6 4%
5. Weapons 6 11 9%
1. In the National Football
League which team was the most
recent to go unbeaten in regular
season play?
2. The old St. Louis Browns set
a major league record at 1939 by
losing how many home games?
3. Lou Groza holds the National
Football League lifetime scoring
record with how many points?
4. Who pitched a shut-out game
against the Chicago Cubs in the
first game of the 1918 World
Series?
5. Former New York Yankee
second baseman Joe Gordon made
how many hits in his first 1,000
major league baseball games?
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Pro Baseball
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
As Of August 9
Pos. Team W L GB
1. Minnesota 72 39 —
2. Baltimore 63 46 8
3. Cleveland 62 47 9
4. Detroit 59 49 11%
5. Chicago 59 49 11%
6. New York 56 57 17
7. Los Angeles 50 60 20%
8. Washington 48 64 24%
9. Boston 40 68 30%
10. Kansas City 38 68 31%
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pos. Team W L GB
2. Los Angeles 65 48 —
2. San Francisco 61 46 1
3. Milwaukee 61 48 2
4. Cincinnati 62 49 2
5. Philadelphia 58 53 6
6. Pittsburgh 59 55 6%
7. St. Louis 55 56 9
8. Chicago 55 60 11
9. Houston 47 64 17
10. New York 34 78 30%
LITTLE LEAGUE
STANDINGS
FINAL STANDINGS
Pos. Team W L GB
1. Dodgers 12 4 —
2. Tigers 7 9 5
3. Yankees 7 9 5
4. Braves 6 10 6