The White Falcon - 26.02.1971, Blaðsíða 10

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THE WHITE FALCON
February 26, 1971
HOOP, from Page 8
Burnham rated Expert...
the "C" leaque, plus NavFac, Sup-
ply, Air Ops, High School and
Public Works comprise the field
for the double elimination base
championship currently underway,
A consolation tourney is also
beinq held with the last five
teams of The "C" league, High
School "B" team, Weather and the
VP-56 "B" team.
Final second-half league stand-
ings and season scoring leaders.

"A" League
VP-56 11- 3
NSGA 10- 4
Naval Station 9- 5
Communications Station 8- 6
Air Forces Iceland 7- 7
552nd AC&W 6— 8
57th FIS 5- 9
Rockville 0-14
Scoring Leaders
Ted Grobelmy (NavSta) 480-18.3
Bill Greaver (VP-56) 448-16.9
Doug Nelson (CommSta) 329-13.7
Fred Adamcek (CommSta) 308-11.9
Vem Kingery (NSGA) 307-11.0
"B" League
Air Operations 11- 0
Supply 8- 3
High School 8- 3
Public Works 7- 4
NavSta Administration 7- 4
Dispensary 7- 4
Weather 5- 6
Naval Facility Officers 4- 7
Naval Facility Enlisted 4- 7
Marine Barracks 2- 9
VP-56 "B" 2- 9
NSGA "B" 1-10
Scoring Leaders
Ted Grobelmy (Admin.) 390-17.9
Gary Lanese (Disp.) 327-14.9
Lonnie Bishop (Supply) 318-13.8
Charlie Gardner (NavFac) 283-12.9
Marc Maxwell (Air Ops.) 273-12.4
"C" League
Grindavik 9- 3
Special Services 9- 3
Comptroller 7- 5
AMD 7- 5
CommSta Personnel 6- 6
Commissary 4— 8
Marine Barracks 0-12
Scoring Leaders
Phil Harris (Spec. Ser0) 301-12.6
Cliff Harteshom (AMD) 272-12.4
Sonny Doescher (Grind.) 225-15.0
Bill Toles (Grindavik) 225-14.0
Tim Bestenheider (S.S.) 203-10.0
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Junior Rifle Club presents awards
The Keflavik Junior Rifle Club presented marksmanship awards to
ten of its members February 21, in ceremonies at the Rod and Gun Club.
Don E. Burnham, the club's instructor and advisor, presented 43
awards. All firing is on the indoor range under adult supervision
according to rules set forth by ______________________________________
the National Rifleman's Associ-
ation.
Receiving awards were:
• Dave Burnham, who received
his Expert marksmanship badge;
• Jeffrey Burnham, who got his
seventh through ninth Sharpshoot-
er awards;
• Gary Broyles, getting his
second through sixth Sharpshooter
awards;
• Terry Broyles, earning his
first through seventh Sharpshoot-
er awards;
• Terry Good, who earned his
fifth Sharpshooter bar;
• Stu Meredith and Brian
Sheets who were awarded their in-
itial Pro Marksman awards all the
way to the first Sharpshooter bar;
• Pat Mrsny and Irv Weed, earn-
ing from Pro Marksman through sec-
ond Sharpshooter; and
• Kim Anderson, who got her
sixth through ninth Sharpshooter
awards.
Kim, the only female member of
the club, has repeatedly distin-
guished herself in the one year
she has been a member. She start-
ed with little rifle experience,
and improved rapidly. She holds
awards second only to Dave Bum-
ham, who now is an Expert Marks-
man. Kim departs Iceland Tuesday,
with her parents. Her father, Lt.
Cdr. Charles A. Anderson, retired
today with 20 years naval service.
Kim Anderson is presented the
sixth through ninth Sharpshooter
awards by Don E. Burnham.
Members of the Junior Rifle Club display awards presented at
ies February 21, at the Rod and Gun Club. They are: Don E.
advisor and instructor, who presented the awards; Dave Bumh.
rey Burnham; Pat Mrsny; Terry Good; Gary Broyles; Terry Broyles; Kim
Anderson; Irv Weed; and Stuart Meredith.