The White Falcon - 17.09.1971, Blaðsíða 8

Summer bowling season is over,and a poor performer is laid to rest.
This week, the winter season started, and let's hope this ball's
former owner is now having better luck.
KBA announces third annual
all-events bowling tournament
The Keflavik Bowling Association has announced its third annual
tournament to be held at the Arctic Lanes on Oct. 9, 10, 16 and
17. The tournament is open to all bowlers who are members of the
Association, and events include team, doubles and individuals events
both scratch and handicap. .__________________________
Entries will be open on Sept.
20 and close midnight Oct. 3.
Bowlers may enter as many e-
vents as they wish, with the max-
imum $16 entry fee covering all
events.
Participants must have an e-
stablished average based on at
least 21 games in an ABC sanc-
tioned league. Averages from
previous leagues may be used if
the bowlers haven't bowled 21
games in a current league. Those
without established averages will
be required to bowl scratch.
It is each bowler's responsi-
bility to verify the accuracy of
his average, whether originally
submitted by him, his team capt-
ain or others. Failure to use
the proper average or make a cor-
rection prior to or at time of
bowling will result in a disqual-
ification if his submitted aver-
age is lower than his actual one.
Handicap will be 66.6 percent
of the difference between 190 and
the highest league average, with
a maximum handicap of 35 pins.
Bowling is divided into the
following categories: five-man
team, two-man doubles and one-man
singles events. All-events (both
scratch and handicap) will also
be judged, with trophies, patches
and cash prizes being awarded.
One hundred percent of the prize
money will be returnedto bowlers.
Bowlers may bowl in as many
singles, doubles and team events
as they want, but may be awarded
prize money only once in each
event.
Team captains may replace men
in the team event. If a duly en-
tered and scheduled bowler is un-
able to bowl when he is scheduled
in the two-man and individual
events, he will sign a replace-
ment affidavit. A person quali-
fied under Association rules may
bowl in his place. Such an affi-
davit must be presented to the
tournament secretary at least 30
minutes before bowling time.
Further information can be ob-
tained by contacting one of the
two tournament committeemen, Tom
Harder (Ext. 8177) or John Wuer-
pel (Ext. 8331).
Weekend in sports
on AFRTS features
hot gridiron action
American Forces Radio will
feature two live football game
broadcasts this weekend. Tomor-
row, at 5 p.m., the NFL Opener
between the Dallas Cowboys and
the Buffalo Bills will be broad-
cast. And at 8:35 p.m., also to-
morrow, the live broadcast of the
football game between Texas and
UCLA will be heard on AFRS.
Also, American Forces Televi-
sion will televise the pre-sea-
son game between the St. Louis
Cardinals and the Kansas City
Chiefs, Sunday at 2:30 p.m.
Tonight, at 7:35, on AFTV, Ron
Burr, from the Dispensary, will
make his football predictions a-
long with our sports announcers,
Chuck Nason and Mike McCall. This
will be featured on the Friday
night Sports Show.
On Sunday, Football Scoreboarc*
will give the results of Satur-"
day’s college football games, and
announce the winner of the weekly
football contest. Telecast time
will be at 2 p.m.
Art classes open
for registration
The Art classes, mentioned in
last week's White Falcon, will
receive seperate schedules. The
two catagories are painting in
designer colors and creative il-
lustration and cartooning, (Com-
merical Art).
Tomorrow at 2 p.m. there will
be a meeting for anyone interest-
ed in the illustration and car-
tooning. The meeting will deter-
mine the definite hours that the
classes will be held. At the
meeting, registrations will be ac-
cepted. And let us not forget
that the art classes are for any-
one, regardless of age, who may
be interested. The classes al-
ready have people whose ages
range from nine and up, so don't
let your age stop you. There is
always time to learn something
new.
Listen to sports on AFR^
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September 17, 1971