The White Falcon - 24.12.1971, Blaðsíða 10

Through Dec. 18 action...
All titles decided in IM Basketball
"B" League Teachers stand alone
Max's Mice and CFK have already
vaney of High School leads all
points, averaging 27.9 after eight
The Teachers still remain on
top of the "B" League over 11
other teams. AMD, AFI, and High
School along with Rockville still
have winning records.
CommSta's Big Orange remain
four games ahead of NSGA, VP-56,
and Air Ops in the "A" League,
followed by Supply and CFK.
VP-56 took over VP-49's record
the first of December upon the
change of squadrons and handed
Big Orange its only defeat. The
Dragons figure to be a major fac-
tor in second half play.
AMD, AFI, and High School fol-
low three games behind the un-
beaten Teachers, as Rockville,
Grindavik, IKF, Public Works, 57-
th FIS, Soul, and VP-56 round out
the league.
Dropping below the 20-point
mark for the first time this sea-
son, David Devaney of Supply con-
tinues to lead A League scorers
with a 19.7 average. Runner-up
Jack Beck is pumping them in at a
17.3 clip.
Scoring honors in B league are
also held by David Devaney with a
sparkling 27.9 average. Jim Tolls
of Grindavik trails, more than 10
points behind the high schooler.
ComFAirKef's 10-1 mark has won
the C league first half crown for
them over runners-up Hospital and
NSGA. Fleet Weather, Comptroller
and Admin finished three games
back.
NSGA's Edward Burton leads the
C league scorers with a modest
11.5 average over Dave Hettel and
Reuben Martinez with 10.7 marks.
The Orange Patsies head the
Open League with a 10 - 1 record,
with Supply providing their com-
petition and the Whiz Bangs and
Air Ops bringing up the rear.
The points continue to pile up
in the Open league. Brad Flota at
22.3 leads Vern Chewning's 20.8.
Jerry Egbring with 19.8 and Bill
Bean with 19 are also burning the
cords.
Max1 s Mice ran through Ladies
A league competition with an un-
blemished 8-0 record, winning by
two over the Tutors. The Tabbies
at 7-1 were convincing winners in
B league.
Last week's playerette of the
week Barbara Fredericks still has
the lead in Ladies league scoring
CHRISTMAS EVE
in the undefeated column. While
clinched their leagues. David De-
other cagers with his 223 total
games.
with 106 points (13.2 average).
Recreation league has begun
its second half of play with the
first-half champs Shaw's Raiders
deadlocked with Denny's Deuces
and Pruitt's Terrors for the ear-
ly lead.
Bill Haley has taken over the
scoring lead in the Recreation
league with a 20.3 mark over Ski
Czechowski's 18.1 and Denny Bour-
geois with 18 per game.
Game of the Week
Jessie Swain of AMD tossed in
a 15-foot jumper with four se-
conds on the clock to sink Rock-
ville 49-47. Rockville tried a
desperation shot to tie the game,
but failed to net the points.
Jessie was high scorer for the
Oilers with 14 while teammate Jim
Grabowski followed with 13. High
point man for the Rockets with 12
points was Jack Jabusce.
Bowling standings
NATIONAL INTRAMURAL LEAGUE
(through Dec. 21)
Supply #1 42 14
AMD 41 15
AFI 38 18
Recreation 35 21
57th FIS #1 35 21
Rockville 26 30
Hospital 25 31
CommSta #1 21 1/2 34
CG/Dental 21 35
Public Works 20 36
CommSta #2 18 38
Supply #2 13 1/2 42
NORTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
(through Dec. 20'
Rockville 39 21
AdMin 38 22
AFI 37 23
CommSta 35 1/2 24
VP-56 35 25
AMD 35 25
NSGA 30 30
57th FIS 28 1/2 31
Comptroller 27 33
Commlce 22 38
NavFac 21 39
Supply 12 48
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Sports on AFTV
Christmas sports action o:
begins at 1:35 p.m. with Rol'
Games action. Following at
is the excitement of stock car
racing with the Alabama 500 from
Talledega. The Bob Hope Desert
Golf Classic completes the after-
noon sports fare at 3:50.
On slate for Sunday, Dec. 26,
professional football action will
come your way at 1:30 as the Oak-
land Raiders and the Kansas City
Chiefs meet for the AFC Western
Conference title. Next at 3:55,
is This Week in Pro Football, and
at 4:40 AAU Champions will pre-
sent the Rose Festival Track Meet
from California.
Sports on AFRS
It's professional football on
radio tomorrow and Sunday as the
conference playoffs begin. The
Dallas Cowboys meet the Vikings
in Minnesota tomorrow at 6 p.m.
On Sunday, also at 6, the Balti-
more Colts travel to Cleveland
to meet the Browns.
Basketball newcomer
Player of the Week
Rodger Paschal of Comptroller
was chosen as Player of the Week
for his steady play as he scored
consecutively 15 points in two
games and 14 in another in his
team's two wins and one loss this
past week.
The 6’3" Paschal is new to or-
ganized cage competition. In his
native Philippines, he pla;
sandlot basketball, but the
base intramurals represent
first shot at team play.
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