The White Falcon - 10.12.1971, Blaðsíða 10

After four weeks...
Fewer unbeatens in base cage play
Four teams remained undefeated at the end of last week1s competi-
tion in the seven base intramural leagues. Seven other clubs managed
to get by with only one setback.
CommSta's Big Orange team overcame a cold shooting night against
AirOps and managed to keep their —-----------------------
7-0 record intact in the A league
A full three games back at 4-3
was NSGA. Supply, AirOps, VP-49
and ComFAirKef followed. VP-56
has arrived to replace VP-49, and
the defending champs figure to be
a factor for the remainder of the
season.
Supply's David Devaney held a
slim lead in the point per game
scoring race with 18.6 for five
games compared to teammate Chip
Meyer's 18.5 in four contests.
Jack Beck's 117 points were high
total.
Following AMD's loss to Com-
FAirKef , the Teachers stood alone
on top of the B League with a 7-0
mark. AMD and Rockville sported
5-1 slates while the High School
and Grindavik had suffered only
two defeats.
High Schooler David Devaney
stood alone at the top of the B
league scoring race, scorching
the nets at a 25.8 pace.
ComFAirKef II sported its 7-0
record at the top of C league.
Admin was one game back at 6-1,
and Hospital, Fleet Weather, NSGA
and Comptroller followed at 5-2.
The top two C scorers remained
the same. Hospital's Dave Hettel
led at 13.5, and Mick O'Dell of
ComFAirKef had a 11.8 average.
Mac's Mice remained undefeated
in Ladies Class A play with a 5-0
slate. The Tutors followed with
4-2, then came the Court Jesters,
2-3, and LaGatas, 2-4. The Pink
Panthers picked up their first
win of the campaign last week.
In Class B, the Tabbies were
at 4-1, the Tigers were 3-2, and
the Castaways were winless in
four outings.
Barbara Fredericks (14.6) and
Jean Maxwell (11) are the two big
reasons for Mac's Mice dominance
as they were the only ladies in
double figures in scoring.
Supply and the Orange Patsies
each picked up two wins last week
to remain at the top of the Open
league with 7-1 slates. Exactly
opposite records were carried by
Air Ops and the Whiz Bangs.
Brad Floto's 25.5 average was
high in the Open league, followed
by Vern Chewning (21) and Billy
Bean (20.4). This is a scorer's
league as Jerry Egbring at 19.9
and Chip Meyer at 18.5 sported
impressive figures.
Shaw's Machine led the "fun"
league, the Recreation, with a
7-1 mark. Pruitt's Terrors were
one game back at 6-2.
Denny Bourgeois slipped a bit
but held his scoring lead with a
18.5 average. Mac McGinnis took
over the runnerup slot at 16.6.
Bowling standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
(through Dec. 6)
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57th FIS 36 16
OMD 34 18
CommSta 32 1/2 19
Food Services 30 22
NSGA 29 23
VP-56 26 26
NavFac 24 28
Air Ops 24 28
BOQ 23 29
AFI 21 31
Rockville 17 1/2 34
Black Knights 15 37
NATIONAL LEAGUE
(through Dec. 7)
Supply #1 38 14
AMD 37 15
Recreation 35 17
AFI 34 18
57th FIS #1 32 20
Rockville 25 27
Hospital 23 29
CG/Dental 21 31
Public Works 20 32
CommSta #1 19 1/2 32
CommSta #4 17 35
Supply #2 10 1/2 41
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Sports on APRS
Two professional football con-
tests are on tap for radio sports
fans this weekend. Tomorrow at
6 p.m., a battle of defensive ti-
tans as the Detroit Lions tangle
with the Minnesota Vikings.
Oakland and Kansas City battle
for supremacy in the AFC Western
Division in a game to be aired at
9 p.m. Sunday.
B League upset in
Game of the Week,
The game of the week also ha;
pened to be the upset of the week
as B League undefeated AMD Oilers
took on the NAVFAC Blue Devils.
The Blue Devils won in over-
time, 36-35, on the strength of
Larry Wilkinson's 17-point per-
formance. Chuck Minton and Mel
Tidd Led AMD with 10 each.
With the score tied 32-32 in
regulation play, Larry popped in
a jump shot with 15.seconds left
in the extra period to overcome a
one-point AMD lead gained with a
Minton free throw.
ComFAirKef Cager is
Player of the Week
Jack Beck of ComFairKef I was
chosen for his 22-point output in
his team's upset of Supply last
week. The Camden, N.J., native
also contributed 16 points in a
losing effort. Jack's 117 points
were high at the conclusion of A
league play last week.
Sports on AFTV
Two big college games feature
the weekend sports fare. Start-
ing things off tomorrow is the
exciting Army - Navy battle at 1.
Auto racing follows at 3:10, and
Frank Beard and Larry Hinson meet
Bert Yancey and Tom Weiskopf in
the CBS Golf Classic finals on at
4:15 p.m.
Grambling Football Highlights
at 12:40 Sunday are followed by
the "game of the decade" at 1:30
as Nebraska and Oklahoma collide.
At 4, This Week in Pro Football
brings you all the actio:
tenth week of NFL play,
Champions completes the
action at 4:45.
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December 10, 1971