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Champion Tigers are:: (from bottom, leftto right) Roger Evans, Steve
King, Vernon Miller, Darrel Kilpatrick (batboy), Billy Wood, John
Mrsny, Mike Kilpatrick, Glenn Walters, Eddie Bruus, James Wood,
John Hyman, Malcom Wilson, Ron Berry, Shawn Roman, Mr. Ron Berry
(manager) and Barkley Roman (coach).
CommSta Tigers cop
Little League crown
Led by the brilliant one-hit pitching of John Hyman and capitaliz-
ing on mistakes, the NavCommSta Tigers rolled to a 10-0 victory over
the C.P.O. Cardinals Monday to capture the NATO Base Little League
Championship. --------------------------------------
The Tigers emerged as winners
in the play-offs of the top two
teams in each league by scoring
three straight wins in the double
elimination playoffs.
Monday night, however, John
Hyman was the big star as he
struck out 12 men, walked five
and hit one batter in the windy
title clash. He was one out away
from a no-hitter when Cardinal
catcher Bill Ollie slammed a 2-2
pitch back through the middle to
spoil Hyman's no-hit bid. Hyman
then got Chuck Newgent to bounce
back to the mound and the game
was over.
The Tigers opened the game with
Jeff Rice started on the mound
for the Cardinals but was the
victim of poor supporto He gave
up six hits.walked six and struck
out five. Ron Hicks worked the
last one and two-thirds innings
and struck out five.
Last night, the Little League
Banquet was held at the 56 Club
with each team receiving a par-
ticipation trophy and the big
championship trophy going to the
NavCommSta Tigers.
1971 football set
McCarron, Belvin
take first in
Scotch Doubles
The Scotch Doubles ■ Bowling
Tournament finished this week and
15 of the 6C teams were awarded
Navy Exchange merchandise certif-
icates .
John McCarron and Karen Belvin
rolled a 572 to take top honors.
In second place was Chuck Glen-
denning and Darise Deal who pos-
ted a 225 game and a 547 series.
Wilbur Ray and Pat Stokes fin-
ished third with a 522 set.
Otherteams placing were: Wally
Nykoruk/Sarah Taylor - 514; Jay
Butler/Marie Watson - 509; Don
Niedert/Angie LeClaire - 507; Dom
Caparello/Lou Butler - 506; and
Tom Harder/Marge Nykoruk - 497.
In the high game department,
Skip Hagelund and Elaine Hart
posted a 187 to take top honorsi
Ray Hickman and Ann Ray rolled
186 for second and Frank Cullig
and Paulette Stark were third
with a 185. Fourth place went to
Henry Elliott and Sandy Pearce
with a 181. Tied for fifth with
a 180 were Gil Calise/Joe Anne
Hickman and Oran Sharp/Karol Nol-
te. Gene Campo/Bev Mooreand Cass
Cabacungan/Mary Collins tied for
sixth with a 179.
Ladies’ softball
final standings
The Sundowners pulled as upset
and beat the Unknowns 3-2, Carol
Kline hit two homeruns over the
fence.
Sandy Pearce of the Bambinos
continued to lead the Women's
Softball League with a .726 bat-
ting average.
Mary Kline holds second with
a .686, while Pat Fredericks,
Janel Pearce, Pat Stokes, and
Margret Cummings round out the
leagues leading hitters.
two runs in the first on a walk and three Cardinal errors. They The 1971 football season opens up with its first games, Monday, This week's standings are:
got another in the third on a walk, fielder's choice and an error. August 23. There have been a few changes Rabble Rousers w 16 L 5 Pet. .760
The score mounted to 4-0 in the in the rules for the 22 teams en- Leftovers 15 6 .712
fourth on a single by Mac Wilson, tered in this year's competition. Unknowns 13 8 .556
a wild pitch and a single by Mike Teams may have down-“field block- Hustlers 11 10 .510
Kilpatrick driving in the run. ing this year which should open Conquerors 11 10 .51\k
The Tigers put the game out of the game up a little. Another Bambinos 11 10 ■ 5a
reach by pushing across six runs change, the backfield may get in Sundowners 4 17 .19!
in a big fifth inning. a three or four-point stance. WAMS 3 18 .144
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