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White Falcon
January 16, 1976
by Dick Plante
AMERICAN LEAGUE Team Pts. 1
1. Mike Lowe 2. Reggie Scott 3. Wes Henson 4. Don Johnson 5. Fred Nivens Weapons Marines NSGA CFK Hosp. 275-15=18.3 272-16=17.0 264-17=15.6 250-13=19.2 244-13=18.7
NATIONAL LEAGUE Team Pts. %
1. Myles Neill 2. Harold Robbins 3. Bob Simister 4. Harold Coggins 5. Doug Rautio 57th VP-56 AIMD Supply H.S. 272-14=19.4 238-11=21.6 214-17=12.6 197-15=13.1 181-17=10.7
RECREATION LEAGUE Team Pts. %
1. Wes Henson 2. Mark Albers 3. Bruce Wingate 4. Bob Casey 5. Ron Landschoot NSGA Rec. VP-56 Det 14 Det 14 168- 6=28.0 119- 6=19.8 119 -6=19.8 104 -5=20.8 93 -6=15.5
LADIES LEAGUE Team Pts. %
1. Ruth Connell 2. Cherie Autrey 3. Penny Phillips 4. Beth Carson 5. Sherie George 5. Joyce Linten JGG Vikings JGG Rugrats Rugrats Geordies 149-12=12.4 124-11=12.2 122-10=12.2 115-10=11.5 113- 7=16.1 91- 8=11.4
Bowling leagues
ICELAND COUPLES BOWLING LEAGUE
POSITION STANDINGS WON__________LOST
#13 Flippity Flyers 39 17
#12 Infusorians 36 1/2 19 1/2
#11 Doobie Das 35 21
#4 Krauts +2 34 22
#14 Jest Neighbors 32 24
HIGH SERIES (women) Bette Ziegenbein 503
(men) Bruce Baker 568
HIGH GAME (women) Maureen Renica 182
(men) Bruce Baker 245
SPLITS CONVERTED
Marie Sykes 5/7
Chris Thornton 5/7
Rosie McManus 4/7/10
Maureen Renica 3/10
Susan Long 5/6/10
ENLISTED WIVES
POSITION STANDINGS WON LOST
1. Splitters 35 1/2 20 1/2
2. Pinworms 34 22
3. Dumb Belles 33 1/2 22 1/2
4. Its Us 28 1/2 27 1/2
5. Slow Starters 28 28
HIGH SERIES AND GAME:
Donna Baker 553/223
SPLITS CONVERTED:
Molly Fauro 5/10
Joyce Jones 4/5 2/7
Pat Hefferman 4/5
ICEBREAKERS
TEAM WON LOST
1. Tidy Bowlers 30 18
2. Wild Cats 30 18
3. The Boobs 26 22
HIGH SERIES: Kay Malenfant 532
HIGH GAME: Tina Paoloyzi 179
HIGH SERIES w/ hdcp: Pat Blaylock 569
HIGH GAME w/ hdcp: Marlene Heuber 202
SPLITS CONVERTED:
Basketball
Game of the week
CFK's 40-38 win over Supply was re-
cognized as the game of the week. The
score was 17-16 in favor of CFK at half-
time as both teams battled for the lead.
The lead changed hands several times
before CFK took an 8 point edge, only to
have Supply reply with three quick bas-
kets. However, their rally came up
short.
High scorers for Supply were Jim
Radford with 14 points followed by
Harold Coggins with 10 while Don Johnson
led CFK with 12. High point of the game
was the defensive job Coggins did on Don
Johnson who is averaging 21 points a
game.
Player of the week
Harold Coggins of Supply was chosen
as player of the week for his great de-
fense against high scoring Don Johnson
of CFK. He is also the leading scorer
for Supply averaging 13.1 a game while
having to rebound against the other
team's biggest man. Coggins at 6'2", is
an excellent outside shooter and hits
the boards hard. His team play is ex-
cellentr-as he never takes a bad shot.
Ambassador's Cup
The five game series for the Ambas-
sador's Cup will begin soon. It is fea-
turing our station team and the Icelan-
dic national team. The Icelandic na-
tional team has won every year but one
so they will be heavily favored this
year. However, superb team effort
could upset the predictions. The addi-
tion of Mike Trotter and Jimmy Rogers to
the Icelandic team is figured to sway
the balance.
Rachetball
Det 3's upset win over 57th threw the
A league into a virtual tie among five
teams, 57th VP-56, Det 3, IDF and Det
360. The next two weeks will decide the
issue.
In the B league, Recreation, NCS1 and
Rockville are still in the running with
the match between NCS1 and Recreation
the big deciding factor.
Doubles tourney
The 1976 open doubles tournament in
racquetball will start around Jan. 23.
All entries must be called into Dick
Plante, 5191. Entries must be according
to the Athletic Council's breakdown of
personnel. If you have any question,
contact Dick Plante, 5191.
Sherry Yapp
June Klebechk
Sammy Shoemaker
“EToiiie Millar--
5/10
5/7
3/10
Sherry Goodhart
Dot Hauger
3/10
4/5/7-5/7/9-2/V
Anyone for pinochle
A pinnrhlg Tournament is in the plan-
ning. I nl i 1111 illiiiit^ ftp called into
Dick Plante's office (5191) by Jan. 23.
Automobiles
71 Malibu 307 3Tspeed. Air cond.
P/S, P/D/B, 4 studded tires, vinyl top,
runs good. Recent tune-up. Asking $2000
(book). Call 7196, (home) 4344.
1969 3/4 ton Chevy pickup truck.
Every extra available, excellent condi-
tion. Two complete sets of tires. Call
Chuck 7435, $2500.
1974 Fiat 124 Spyder convertible. 5
speed transmission. 4 studded snow tires
5 summer tires. 21,000 miles. Extra
parts, shop manual. Call 7654.
VW bug, low mileage. Call Chapin,
7292.
1968 Volkswagon. Runs good. Call
Dave at 7803 after 5 p.m. or 4236 before
5 p.m.
1976 Fiat 131 Mirafiore, 1300 engine,
rear window defogger, studded snow and
summer tires (radials), AM/FM/cassette
stereo, has 1600 km. $4,000. Call 4445
ask for Mackey.
1965 Opel Rekord L-6, new snow tires,
good transportation. $450. Call 7435
after 8 p.m.
1968 Mercedes-Benz 200-8. Automatic
transmission, sunroof, AM/FM radio. In
mint condition. Call 5263.
1975 Austin Mini 1000. Good condi-
tion, cassette tape deck, roof rack.
$1800. Call Sgt. Calkins, 7320 work,
5161 home.
VW Superbeetle, 1974, metallic blue,
4 extra tires, excellent condition. Call
7010.
72 Chevy Blazer, custom sport, skid
plates, automatic. Call 6161 or 7421.
74 Fiat 128, American specs. Call
6161 or 7421.
1969 Volkswagon, 73 motor and trans-
mission, new starter and battery. 4
snow and 3 summer tires. $850 or best
offer. Call Dennis at 7498.
1964 Chevy Impala. Good condition,
four new snowtires, needs muffler. Best
offer over $425. Call 4415 or 5289 after
duty hours.
1974 VW American specs, 12,000 actual
miles, one owner and new tires. $2000
cash. Call ext. 4227 after 5 p.m. SSgt.
Godiner or ext. 7527 rm. 205.
1965 Buick, 4 door, good transporta-
tion. Call 7104 or 7970 after 5 p.m.
1974 Ford van Econoline, big 6, 3
spd, heavy duty suspension pkg. Has only
6,000 km since new. $3500. Call 7511,
lLt. Scott Borderud, Sgt. Jeff Williams
and PFC Larry Brazil strain for
quarters Section during the tug of wan^^
While headquarters lost this event, they
did go on to win the field meet for the
first time in two years.
Marine
Field
Meet
(left) LCpl. Frank Lister, the Barrack's
armorer reassembles a rifle during the
field meet held by the Marines on Dec.
22, at the base gym. Afterwards, the
Marines held their Christmas party in
their club.
(below) GVSgt. Carlton Poulsen waits as
Cpl. James Seeker rests between pushups.
His final total of 110 was good but not
good enough to beat out LCpl. Frank
Lister who won the event with 143.
DEADLINE:
ADS CANNOT BE ACCEPTED OVER PHONE.
ask for
1973
studded
$2250.
Dennis.
Super^npu^IJeetle VW.
snq^^fres and ilichelin
7439 or 4347.
or
Sale
Ski rac
radials
GE electric heavy duty 5-speed dry< r
and 4-speed washer. Excellent conditic i
$300. Contact Ray at work 5202/7393.
1972 23" Zenith color TV. Call 4462
Sofa, chair and otterman, black viny
good condition. $300. Baby crib an
mattress, good condition. Call 7421 o
6161 after 6 p.m.
A Sansui reverb unit model RA 500
asking $65. 3 months old. Call Terr)
at 4236 or 4338, rm 314.
Sony TC-84 quadradial 8-track auto
tape player. Stereo synthesized into 4
channel. 4 speakers. Almost new. Call
7149 after 5 p.m.
Sansui SR 717 direct drive turntable.
$140, 2 months old. Played for 2 hrs.
total time. Original price was $183.
Call Opilla at 7609 during working hours
4490 on weekends.
4 145x13 SR tires, 6,000 miles. $6oJ
4 large suitcases $30. Phone 7550.
Sofa bed. $30. Call 7147 anytime. J
Magnovox 11" black & white TV. Cal#
6215.
Wanted
Transformers-various sizes. Call
TSgt. White 7100 during duty hours.
A rim for a 1972 VW. Must fit 4-bolt
axle. Call Joe, 7412. Call will be re-
turned .
One or two bedroom apartment. Needed
within the next two weeks. Contact Trout
at 4498.
Babysitter for a two-year old. Week
days call 9-6058 or 2249. Ask for Mary.
Roof rack for VW (luggage carrier)
Phone 4257.
Babysitter in my home for 4 yr.
Mon-Fri, two older children home after
school. Phone 7562 after 5:30 p.m. week
days.
Miscellaneous
Garage sale: Tan. 17, 1 to 5 p.m. Ar-
tificial X-mas tree and decorations, el-
ectric blanket and more. Bldg. T3005
(next to bank) rear entrance, apt. 3,
phone 6177.
Ask yourself what needs done around
the house. Does the car need washing or
waxing? Call a senior at 7012 this Sat-
urday from 10 a.m. til 5 p.m.