The White Falcon - 02.06.1972, Blaðsíða 9

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BEST BALL CHAMPS in Monday1s round of the Memorial Day golf tourney
at Shangri La were (left to right) Dave Brake, Dick Plante and A1
Tritt. The threesome carded a 65 in the team competition.
McNeill Fla. bound.....
Supplier cops Memorial tourney
Pe-
Golf highlighted the local Memorial Day weekend sports scene. Jim
McNeill raced to a six-over-par, 36-hole total of 136 in the Special
Services sponsored tourney held for the benefit of the Naval Aviation
Museum at Pensacola, Fla.
McNeill finished the first leg
of the tournament on Sunday at
67, one stroke behind first-round
leader, Ray Richard. But on Mon-
day, McNeill managed to hold his
score to a 69 while tourney-run-
ner-up Richard skied to a 72.
Dick Plante came in third carding
a 75 the first day and the only
par round of the tournament, a
65, on Monday.
Sam Hamilton edged Dave Brake
for fourth; Hamilton finished
with a 143 while Brake managed a
144.
McNeill's victory in the in-
dividual portion of the tourna-
ment will earn him a trip to a
regional golf tournament at Pen-
sacola as the representative of
the NATO base.
In team play, the combination
of Ray Richard, Sam Hamilton and
Pete Cook captured squad honors
e first day while the tandem of
,ve Brake, A1 Tritt and Dick
ante finished first on Monday.
HITE FALCON
RAY MCNEILL
Five teams
go unbeaten
in hoop openers
Intermural basketball jumped-
off to a start May 22 with action
occurring in all four leagues.
In the "A" League, the Is-
landers picked up a couple of
wins, beating NSGA, 65 to 61, and
stopping Supply, 61 to 52. Sup-
ply evened their record, however,
mauling Valor, 54 to 44, as did
NSGA, who took the measure of VP-
24, 79 to 52. The "Batmen" of 24
took their revenge on IR, 48 to
35 and IR turned around and beat
the league's only winless team,
Valor, 60 to 57.
In the eight-team "B" loop,
only one club emerged from the
first week of play unscathed--
AFI. The "Flyboys" registered
their trio of victories against
CommSta II, 48 to 44, AMD, 43 to
26, and Admin, 62 to 32.
Three teams came away with un-
blemished records after a week of
action in the 14-member "C" cir-
cuit. Comptroller drubbed the
Seabees, 37 to 22, and shot down
AirOps, 33 to 24. NSGA II
crushed Grindavik, 37 to 14, and
foiled AirOps, 37 to 28. And the
Saints copped a couple of coups
upending the Marines, 43 to 41,
and clouting NavFac, 46 to 32.
The noon Recreation League
is a six-team affair and the Na-
val Security Group put together a
4-and-0 week by beating the Hos-
pital, Recreation, CommSta I and
CommSta II.
Admin rolls on sweep
No. four in IM golf
Admin streaked to its fourth
clean sweep in intermural golf
blanking Food Service, 6 to 0.
The win lifted Admin I's season
record to 24-and-0 and increased
their lead over number-two Spe-
cial Services to six points.
Elsewhere on the links, the
57th FIS surprised Special Ser-
vices with a 3-3 stand - off.
CommSta picked up a 4 to 2 win o-
ver AMD. Admin II rocked Rock-
ville, 6 to 0. And the results
of the match between AFI and NSGA
are not yet complete.
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