The White Falcon - 24.11.1971, Blaðsíða 6

TO THE VICTORS - OMD, champions of the American
intramural touch football league, collected their
trophies at the post-season banquet Thursday at
the 56 Club. Capt. Jack McDonald made the a-
wards.
THE CHAMPS - Patrol Squadron 49, National League
victors and winners of the base championship, are
joined in their moment of glory by their command-
ing officer, Cdr. Eugene A. Tansey (lower left).
(Photos by AN Fred Davidson).
IM Basketball Games of the Week
The Supply Blue Dragons upset
the NSGA Minutemen, 38-37, when
Bobby Bortell banked in the first
of two free throws with one sec-
ond to play to ice the game. Da-
vid Devaney had practically put
it in cold storage for Supply by
popping in 23 points on 25-foot
set shots.
Usually hot-shooting Brad Flo-
to was held to six. Mike Bohn led
the Minutemen with 11.
Noteworthy performances of the
week include: Jerry Beck of Com-
FairKef, 20 and 22 points; Gary
Hitcher and Jim Freeman, 19 for
AirOps; and Jim Henthorn, 26, and
Jesse Swain, 24, also for AirOps.
Led by Vern Chewning, 23, Doug
Nelson, 20, and Gary Witcher, 17,
the Base All Stars were too much
for an outclassed Valur Club Bas-
ketball team Sunday. Valur's Jan
Porir with 25 was high for his
club which lost 86-53. The full
court press of the All Stars for-
ced many turnovers as they opened
an insurmountable 38-18 halftime
lead.
The NATO base lady all stars
edged the Reykjavik all stars for
the second straight week, this
time by 25-24. Jan Moncier was
outstanding with 10 points and
numerous steals. Kate Gudrinn was
high with 9 for Reykjavik, which
trailed at the half, 11-6.
Sports on AFTV
lorful
A treat is in store for profes-
sional football fans tomorrow at
noon when the Los Angeles Rams
and Baltimore Colts collide in an
NFL game. This was a Monday night
contest and features the colorful
broadcast team of Frank Giffq
Howard Cosell and Don Meredit
On Saturday at 12:55 p.m.,
Army-Navy game will be previewed
with films from historic clashes
between the service academies.
The Roller Games follow at
1:30 and an hour later a new show
premiers - Auto Racing. The first
presentation is the Phoenix 150,
with four former winners in the
(See SPORTS, Page 7)
RUNNERS-UP - NSGA, second place finishers in the
National League. Mel Godwin (front center) was
voted the Most Valuable Player in the National
League.
TWICE SECOND - ComFAirKef, runners-up in both
American League and the base championsh
Mike McClendon (second from right front) was v
ed American League and base Most Valuable Player.
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