The White Falcon - 22.08.1969, Qupperneq 8

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THE WHITE FALCON
Friday, August 22, 1969
Slow-pitch tournament
VP-24 eliminates Supply, 10-9
VP-24 downed Supply 10-9 last Saturday in post-season slow-pitch tourna-
ment action. The loss eliminated Supply from the tournament while VP-24,
having previously lost to Security, moved on to upset top-rated Hospital in
the losers bracket.
In the opening frame Supply took a
2-0 lead when Brian Gallipo and Ed
Harmdienks connected on a pair of
back to back singles and then both
men scored on a hit by Tom Braden.
VP-24 went scoreless in the inning.
Supply made it 3-0 in the second
stanza when Dutch Hartman scored
on a bases-loaded sacrifice fly by
Siggy Sigman. However, VP came up
with two runs in the bottom of the
inning to stay in the game.
Supply got one more ran across in
the fourth inning when Harmdienks
scored his second ran on a base-hit
by Bruden. But the squadron pushed
across two runs on their next time at
bat to even the score at 4-4.
In the fourth Supply gained a knotch
on VP-24 but the squadron tied the
score once again at 5-5 their next
time at bat. VP-24 took the lead for
the first time as they retired Supply
in order and then came up with the
go-ahead ran when Tom Euing scored
on a hit by Jim Jaramelli.
In the sixth the lead switched hands
once again as Supply took advantage
of three hits and a VP fielding-lapse
accounting for three runs. VP-24
promptly retaliated with three runs of
their own.
Supply was in a desperate situation
in the seventh inning trailing, 8-9.
Brian Gallipo came through in the
clutch for Supply when he connected
with a four-bagger enabling Supply to
regain the lead but VP bounced right
back to win the game on a hit by
James McElhanny that drove in Bill
Terry. ______________________________
National Slow-Pitch Softball
Final League Standings
KEGLER BRIEFS
Standings Through August 15
Won Lost
Seven-Eleven 35 25
Anchorettes 34 26
Pa-Jo-Mas 32 28
Ding-A-Ling 32 28
Seabirds 30 30
The Mamas 29 31
Pooper-Doop ers 27 33
Atom Bombers 23 37
Plante,Pigman win
ping-pong doubles
Dick Plante and Jim Pigman were
victorious over a field of 16 contest-
ants in the field-house. Plante and
Pigman played the team of Denny
Kiel and Dave Morris in the title match.
Kiel, the station singles champion,
and his partner, Morris were worthy
opponents but Plante and Pigman had
the edge. In the championship set
Kiel and Morris were downed two
games straight, 21-3 and 21-10.
Summer Basketball League
Standings Through August 18
Won Lost
High Average - Carol Gardner - 143
High Series(s) - Ann Lewis -
Judy Madearis-492
High Game(s) - Earlene Cain - 192
High Series(h) - Sandra Shultz - 588
High Game(h) - Audrey Stewart- 229
Game of the Week
Tomorrow Channel 8 will televise
a football game between the San Fran-
cisco 49ers and the Cleveland Browns.
The game begins at 3 p. m.
NavSta No. 1
NSGA
NavF ac
AirOps
High School
NCS
Marines
BOQ
7
6
6
5
3
3
1
1
1
2
2
3
5
5
7
7
Touch football
Touch football season opens this
weekend with ten seven-man teams
vieing in the competition. Play will
begin at 10 a.m. on Saturday and Sun-
day and continue throughout the after-
noon. The football season will end
on October 14.
Fast-Pitch Softball
SPORTS
ON THE AIR
Top Five Hitters Harmon NSGA 31-63 .492 Two major league baseball games will be aired on AFRS this weekend.
Vincenti Rockville 35-80 .437 Tomorrow in the National League
Hainline AMD 22-60 .366 the Houston Astros battle the Chicago
Smith AMD 21-59 .356 Cubs at Wrigley Field. The game
Foley NSGA 22-62 .355 begins at 6:10 p.m.
American Slovv-Pitch Softball
Final League Standings
Won Lost Marines Won 13 Lost 2
Hospital 13 1 Grindavik 10 5
Rockville 11 3 Supply 10 5
AMD 7 7 Security 10 5
IDF 7 7 VP-24 6 6
NCS 7 7 Fuel Farm 7 7
NavF ac 6 8 H-l 6 10
High School 4 10 MAA 5 11
Weather 1 13 NSGA 0 16
Another National League contest
will be aired on Sunday when the
Atlanta Braves confront the St. Louis
Cardinals at Busch Memorial Stadium.
The game gets underway at 9:30 p.m.
CORRECTION
Walt Lasher defeated Bill Mallon on
the first hole of their sudden-death
play-off game in the regional golf
tournament to qualify for the all-navy
competition in Memphis, Tennessee.
This was reported in error in last
weeks edition of the White Falcon.