The White Falcon - 01.04.1971, Blaðsíða 10

V’ball season
ends first half;
two leagues
still undecided
The four volleyball leagues
are at the half-way point, with
two of the leagues still undecided
as to winners.
Rockville and the 57th FIS,
two doormats in their respective
basketball leagues this winter,
are in the running for the first-
half championships in volleyball.
In the National League, Rock-
ville and Supply are virtually
locked in honors. a battle for league
Rockville 10 1 909
Supply #2 9 1 900
High School 8 3 727
ComSta 7 3 700
Air Ops 6 3 667
FairKef 6 5 545
Spec. Services 5 6 455
NSGA #2 5 6 455
VP-24 3 8 273
Hospital 2 8 200
Marines 1 9 100
AMD 1 10 091
In the American League, 57th
FIS and AFI are in a dead-heat
for first-half laurels. With two
games each to play, a loss by
either team could drop them con-
siderably in the standings.
57th FIS
AFI
Dental
NSGA #1
NavFac
Grindavik
Supply
Pub. Works
Polar Club
VP-24
Admin
Weather
8 1
8 1
9 2
9 3
6 4
4 4
4 5
3 5
2 5
2 6
0 7
0 8
889
889
818
750
600
500
445
375
286
250
000
000
The Ladies and
Recreation
Leagues have been decided for the
first half.
Ladies League standings are:
Moon Beams 9
Frigid Farkles 7
Road Runners 6
Glory Stompers 5
Drifters 4
Vollie Dollies 1
String Beans 0
0 1.000
3 700
4 600
4 556
5 444
7 125
9 000
Supply is tops in the Recre-
(See V'BALL, Page 11)
Members of the first place team in the men's handicap bowling tourna-
ment are: Ken Gemsheim, Tom Harder, Boyd Swartz, Bud Hickenbottom
and Gerald Zameke. The team events were bowled March 20 and 21.
Bob Pratorius takes first #
in singles, all events tourney
Final results of the men's handicap bowling tournament read "Bob
Pratorius" last Saturday — in everything!
Bob took top honors with a 675 final series to lead Dale Bott's
655 and John McCarron's 649 for the best slice of over $1,000 in
prize money. His winnings to-
taled more than $180 for placing
first in the singles event, win-
ning all events — scratch and
handicap — and being a member of
the second place team in the team
events.
The awards were presented last
Tuesday in a ceremony at the 56
Club by the tournament coordinator
Ken Gemsheim.
In team play, the team of Ken
Gemsheim, Boyd Swartz, Gerald
Zameke, Bud Hickenbottom and Tom
(See TOURNEY, Page 11)
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