The White Falcon - 01.10.1965, Blaðsíða 7

Friday, October 1, 1965
WHITE FALCON
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Pro Baseball
Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
As Of Sept. 27
Pos. Team W L GB
1. Los Angeles 92 64 —
2. San Francisco 92 64 —
3. Cincinnati 88 68 4
4. Pittsburgh 86 71 6%
5. Milwaukee 83 73 9
6. Philadelphia 81 75 11
7. St. Louis 75 80 16 y2
8. Chicago 71 86 21
9. Houston 64 92 28
10. New York 49 108 43%
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Pos. Team W L GB
1. Minnesota 99 58 —
2. Baltimore 91 64 7
3. Chicago 91 66 8
4. Detroit 86 71 13
5. Cleveland 83 73 15%
6. New York 75 83 24%
7. California 73 85 26%
8. Washington 67 89 31%
9. Boston 61 97 38%
10. Kansas City 58 98 40%
College Football
September 25
Purdue 25 .......Notre Dame 21
Nebraska 27 .... Air Force 17
Iowa 27 ......... Oregon St. 7
Navy 7 .............. Stanford 7
Southern Cal. 26 .... Wisconsin 6
Washington St. 14 . . Minnesota 13
Michigan 10 ....... California 7
North Carolina 14 . . Ohio St. 3
Missisippi St. 18 .... Florida 13
Miami (Fla.) 24 .... Syracuse 0
Arkansas 20 .............Tulsa 12
Pittsburgh 13........ Oklahoma 9
Boston College 28 . . Villanova 0
Michigan St. 23 .... Penn St. 0
Illinois 48 .......... S.M.U.- 0
Northwestern 20.....Indiana 0
Texas A&M 14 . . Georgia Tech 10
Auburn 13 .......... Tennessee 13
Idaho 17......... San Jose St. 7
Colorado 10 ..... Fresno St. 7
Montana St. 17 .... Wichita 6
Army 21 ............... V.M.I. 7
Harvard 17 ...... Holy Cross 7
Princeton 32 ......... Rutgers 6
Dartmouth 56 New Hampshire 6
Cornell 0 ............ Colgate 0
Maryland 24 ........ Ohio U. 7
Arizona 23 ......... Kansas 15
Missouri 13 .... Oklahoma St. 0
Clemson 20 .......... Virginia 14
Georgia 24 ........ Vanderbilt 10
West Virginia 34 ........
..... William and Mary 14
Houston 21 ........ Cincinnati 0
Coast Guard 16 ......... Colby 6
Pail* Threatens! Rout:
Dorsey, Tor beck
by Bob Varyo
Elton Dorsey and Clate Torbeck took a record 17 points
in their match Sept. 22 against Larry Becher and Fred
Boll and they moved into a 17 points lead in the Intramural
Scratch league.
Dorsey cut loose with a booming 643, the highest series
for the year, and Torbeck added a 514 while Becher and
Boll were able to salvage only 1^
point.
Second place John Emmert and
Clint Neal picked up 11% but
still lost ground to the leaders.
Emmert tossed a big 615 to go
along with the 505 by teammate
Neal to overcome a fine 561 by
Norm Martin and a 490 by Tom
Hockett, who could only manage
2% points. Martin was subbing
for Joe Ralph and would have
been in good shape if his op-
ponent had not been Emmert.
Other Team Scores
In other matches’ Bob Vargo
and Marty Carr took 7 points
while dropping 5 to Ed Hunt and
Tom Thompson. Dave Nadolski
continued his steady rolling _ with
a 574 and his partner Bill Burger
threw a 490 to enable them to
grab 10 points while dropping 2
to Neal Taylor and Paul Lafond.
Individual honors for the week
went to Dorsey with his 243 game
and 643 series. Close behind was
Emmert with his game of 214
and series of 615.
League Average
These same men along with
Nadolski are waging a battle for
high average with Emmert lead-
ing now with a 192. Breathing
down his neck is Dorsey with a 191
average and Nadolski with his
189. Clat^ Torbeck, despite a bad
week, maintains a 181 average
and is the other half of the reason
for his team’s surge. The league
average has moved up to a re-
spectable 175.
The league bowls every Wednes-
day at 5:15.
Strikes ’n Spares
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Pro Football
NFL For Sept. 26
GreenBay 20 ......... Baltimore 17
St. Louis 49 ........ Cleveland 13
Detroit 31 .......... Minnesota 29
Dallas 27 ....... Washington 7
Los Angeles 30.......Chicago 28
New York 16 .... Philadelphia 14
San Francisco 27 . . Pittsburgh 17
AFL For Sept. 26
Buffalo 33.......New York 21
San Diego 10 .... Kansas City 10
Oakland 21 ............ Houston 17
Denver 27................Boston 21
AP Grid Poll
1. Purdue
2. Texas
3. Nebraska
4. Arkansas
5. Michigan
6. LSU
7. Michigan St.
8. Kentucky
9. Notre Dame
10. Southern Cal.
by Paul Jordan
The battle for first place in the American League con-
tinued to rage this past week with OMD managing to come
out on top, at least temporarily. The powerful Public Works
I team continues to lead in the National League with Opera-
tions starting to push for the top. VP-21 is the team to
catch in the Thursday Night League.

Top Scores
John Emmert of OMD was the
big man this week with a fine
series of 204/222/212—638. Neil-
son of Medical had high game
with his 247 and he left the 10
frame open.
Other scores in the American
League were the trio from AMD
of Neal, Boll and Becker who
turned in scores of 613, 550, and
545 respectively. Thompson of
Comptroller I had a 203/560,
Laurienzo of OMD had a 542 and
Merinsky, also of OMD, tossed a
531. Dorsey of Supply II, con-
tinuing to score big, came up
with a 559 and Conkey from Ad-
min I rolled a 551. Derr of Rock-
ville had a good night with a 547
and Nadolski of NCS I blasted
a 539.
National league
Action in the National League
was also this week with the top
scores coming from Martin of
Public Works I with a 533 and
McNeill from Public Works I with
a 563. A 538 by Spillane and Sulli-
vans’ 524 led the Operations team.
The top scorer in the National
League for the night was Winders
of NCS 2 who unloaded a 245/617.
ATTENTION
ALL BOWLERS
Strike-with that Red-Head-
pin and win a free game at
the Arctic Bowl. Saturday, Oct.
2 from 7 p.m. to Sunday morn-
ing at 1:30.
Sutton from the Marines I team
had a 222/554.
The Thursday Night League
found Widell of VP 21 leading
the way with 532 to help his team.
Patterson of NSGA 2 was the
high man with a 222/559. Zab-
locki of Comptroller 2 rolled a
527 and Colvin of NCS 3 turned
in a 522. A 230 tossed by Hell-
man was the high game of the
night.
ALLEMANDE LEFT AND A DOSIE DO—Rockville and VP-21 players
seem to be enjoying a good old fashioned square dance but if you look
close, you will see a basketball.
Basketball Season Opens Up;
Five Way Tie For Top Slot
The beginning of the intramural basketball league started
Sept. 20 and judging from the first week’s action, it should
prove to be an exciting season for all.
Three teams have stood out in play so far and they are
the Marine team, AFI and Admin/Sec with Medical also
showing a good bench and the top scorer in the league.
The opening game pitted Medical against NavSecGru
and there was no doubt from the^
opening jump as Medical, led by
Cramer with 26 points, romped
over their rivals by the score of
50 to 36. The halftime score was
30—to—19.
AFI blasted the High School
by the tune of 61 to 17 as they
presented a balanced attack and
never gave the young men a chance
to get started.
The final game of the evening
found Rockville entertaining the
IKF team, which is composed of
Icelanders working on base. IKF
had a 20—to—12 lead after half-
time but then ran into a cold spell
and ended up on the long end of
a 38—to—33 score.
The first game of Sept. 21
found Admin/Sec and Weapons
battling it out. The fine Admin/
Sec team won going away 88—
to—59 with Ringen pumping 27
points threw the hoop.
The Marines had a field day in
Alley Talk
By Annette Babneau

Jack Warren of the Iceland1®"
Mixed League hit a high this
week with a 236 game and a 605
series. Bobby Howell had high
game for the gals with a 150 and
the also has high average with a
154. High game for the girls was
captured by Annette Babneau with
a 201. Iceland Anchors still hold
first place with the Sand Baggers
edging in second place.
Tuesday League
In the Tuesday Womens’ Lea-
gue, the Tagalongs are still hold-
ing first while the Pink Panthers
are coming on fast. Nina Fortini
scored well this week to take high
game of 167 and high series of
484 for the ladies. Annette Bab-
neau holds high average with a
152.
With one week left, the Kefla-
vik Civilian League posted good
scores. The league bowled two
nights last week and high game
was posted by Marty Carr who
tossed a 213/593. Other good
were turned in Harold Thompson
with a 192/545 and Buddy Mc-
Culley who blasted out a 244 in
a 528 series. Klause Bauer had a
212/513, Ed Beck rolled a 193/529
and Dave Case came up with a
521.
New League
Annette Babneau starred for
the girls with a 167 game in a
466 series. iPaula Case took high
game with a 173 and Polly Kui-
per scored a 169/452.
On Oct. 14, a new league will
start and couples are needed to
fill out the teams. Call Stan Roff
at base ext. 7255.
the second game smashing IDF 96
to 33. The Marines had five play-
ers in double figures led by Cling-
an with 24.
The last game of the evening
was a real thriller going right
down to the wire with VP—21
edging out Public Works 51 to
48. Public Works, battled back
from a 28 to 13 deficit at half-
time and nearly caught VP—21.
There were two forfeits in the
first game and the third on Sept.
22. Operations forfeited their
game against NavCommSta and
OMD had IKF forfeit their game
to them.
The only game played was a
tight ball game until the final
moments with 57th FIS sliding
past Supply by the score of 56 to
45. The score was deadlocked at
halftime at 26 all.
The High School improved trem-
endously over their first game
but still dropped the opener of
Sept. 23 to Medical, 76 to 63.
Cramer who is a sure all-league
bet poured through 43 points in
a stunning effort for Medical. He
hit on 15 field goals and 13 of
20 free throws. Rogers had 20
for the High School in a losing
cause.
Rockville won their second
game of the season in the second
game defeating VP—21, 50 to 38.
Perez was high man with 17 points
for Rockville.
AFI trounced Weapons 87 to
25 in the final game as they had
four men in double figures. Gaff-
ney was high with 20 poifits and
was very tough under the boards.
Admin/Sec took NavCommSta
in the opener on Sept. 24 by the
score of 55 to 33. Admin/Sec
showed a balanced attack and were
never headed.
The Marines lost some of their
scoring punch in the second game
but managed to elk out a 49 to
47 game over NavSecGru. Gleaves
hit for 14 for the winners.
The final game had Public
Works bounce back from their
opening defeat and whip IDF 47
to 30. Of the 30 points scored by
IDF, 23 were made by Gorman.