The White Falcon - 21.05.1976, Blaðsíða 4

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Player of the Week
White Falcon
Softball standings
Kutzera chosen
Lou Kutzera of NSGA was chosen Player
of the Week for his outstanding perform-
ance over the past few days.
Lou plays an excellent shortstop for
NSGA and is leading the hitting and home
run parade in the National League. He
has the astronomical batting average of
843, having 12 hits in his first 14
times at bat. He is also his league’s
leading home runner with three runs in
his hat.
Lou is a lefty batter who hits to all
fields with power. It’s . rumored that
his only weakness is low and behind
while one pitcher asked if he could
raise the plate and pitch under it when
Lou comes to bat.
Good luck in the long season, Lou!
Game of the week
The game in which Rockville beat 57th
6-5 was chosen Game of the Week over
many other close games.
The Rockets took a 1-0 lead in the
first and Ken Morris’ home run increased
it to 2-0 in the third. The Black
Knights took a 3-2 lead in the fourth on
a two-run homer by Cecil McCommond and a
double by "Fireball" Fiorini.
In the bottom of the fifth, the Rock-
ets scored three on hits by Moore, Fuzz-
nacht and "Elder Berry."
The Knights answered with one in the
sixth and another in the seventh on a
homer by Fiorini. This set the stage
for the Rockets to win on an error and
Homer Pataky’s single in the last of the
seventh.
Racquetball
A singles' tourney will be held in
racquetball by "A" and "B" classes.
Register by Wednesday with Dick Plante
for entry, giving phone and name. Play
will begin about June 1, 1976.
The leagues shape up as having the
best balance in many years, so it looks
like whoever turns the wheels the most
efficiently and smartest will emerge as
the champion.
In Fastpitch the Independents look
like the cream of the crop until Bob
McDermott leaves. NSGA and AFI will be
factors as soon as their pitchers get
the kinks out while PW is the unknown
quantity.
In Intermediate Rockville seems to
have the most power, however, this lea-
gue looks to have good balance. Field-
ing will be the secret, so it is a lit-
tle early to pick a favorite.
In women's ball one franchise is
having trouble, having switched owners
and managers by the second game. The
League standings
NORTHERN LIGHTS win loss*
1. Gutter Dusters 19 13-
2. Unholy Rollers 19 13
3. Dumb Belles 18 14
4. Pocket Pickers 17 15
5. Grindy Grinders 16* 15%
High Series:
Inez Parrott 529
Peggy LaMonaco 510
Virgie Rouse 508
High Game:
Inez Parrott 217
Virgie Rouse 202
Peggy LaMonaco 217
other teams seem securely financed and
the probable favorites are the Waves
with the Independents close behind.
Stats are not available yet due to the
insecurity of the CFK—Bennett's
Bombers' franchise. Sharon Bennett has
assumed the reins for CFK. She is now
on a recruiting tour of the base and
her comment to the press was "I'll do
everything possible to get a pennet con-
tender even if I have to pitch and catch
at the same time." Good luck, Sharon.
Golf
A blitz is scheduled for 1 p.m. Sun**
day. Play will be best ball and teams
will be formed by tournament chairman.
Prizes will be given.
ICELAND COUPLES
Team Win Lost
1. #1 The 4 "H" Club 19 9
2. #5 Lane Busters 18 10
3. //4 Who Knows 17 11
4. 12 9 SA Wiggle 16!$ Ills
5. #8 Dynomites 15!$ 12!$
High Series:
Men
1. Paul Bayne (sub) 572
2. J. Kabechek/J. Sykes 548
3. Dwane Knott 537
4. Randy Spillers 528
5. Doug Hueber 509
Women
1. Mary Spillers 516
2. Merle Parker (sub) 561
3. Bunny Walden 457
4. Sonja Cristwell 447
5. Carol Holmes 432
T*1ay 21, 1976
SEVEN YEAR-OLD MICKEL CHRISTOPHERSON
at bat prepares for his second season of
Tee Ball.
Tee Ball starts
Tryouts are scheduled tomorrow for
the 1976 Tee Ball teams. The tryouts
will be held at the Tee Ball Field, next
to the Class VI Store.
There will be two divisions of four
teams each this year. The five and six
year-old division is scheduled for try-
outs at 1 p.m. The seven and eight
year-olds are slated for 3 p.m.
All boys and girls who want to play
Tee Ball are eligible; the tryouts are
simply to make the teams equal in the
size and skill of the players.
Tee Ball gives younger children a
chance to experience team sports and
have a lot of fun.
The season begins in early June after
the end of school. Remember, Tee Ball
is free for players and parents. It's
all sponsored by the Fleet Reserve As-
sociation. For more information on Tee
Ball, call Bill Thornton at home 6278 or
work 7507 or Chris Christopherson at
home 7562 or work 4182.
Automobiles
DEADLINE:
5p.m.
Monday
1971 VW 1300, American specs. Good
running shape, insurance. Call Ray at
2122.
1971 VW with European specs. Beauty
is only skin deep and this ugly bug
needs a home. Reliable, faithful and
insured, Call Rebecca at 7008 or 93248.
1972 Pontiac luxury Lemans, 2-door
H/T. In Iceland only two weeks. 43,000
miles, new radials, vinyl top, A/C,
automatic, pwr brakes and steering,
super condition. Call Dianne at 4435.
1972 Austin 1300. $900. European
specs, '76 inspection and insurance.
Available June 1. Call Kathy at 7412 or
7253 after 5 p.m. and weekends.
1972 VW Super Beetle. Call ET1
Fournier at 7407 work or 7165 after 5.
1972 VW, European specs, excellent
condition, 33,000 Kilometers, AM/FM
radio, rear window defrost, insurance
paid. $1600, available 8 June. Call
Brown at 7333 work or 7929 home.
1973 VW Squareback, very good con-
dition, European specs, low mileage,
$1200. Call Martin, American Embassy,
Reykjavik, 24083.
1973 VW Squareback, excellent con-
dition, low mileage, U.S, specs, multi-
band radio, studded snow tires mounted
on wheels. Call LCdr. Turner 2192 days
or 7546 evenings.
1973 VW 1300, U.S. specs, radio/cas-
sette tape deck, ski rack and four stud-
ded snow tires. Call Barbara Brown at
7412 work or 92961 home.
1974 Ford Bronco, 3*000 miles, comes
with complete set of manuals. Call Lt.
Sullivan at 2137/6208 before 1800 or
4441 after 1800.
1974 Toyota station wagon, autd
trans. Call Tony at 4286 8-5 p.m. or
7427 after 5 (room 103).
1974 Mustang II, Mach I, power brakes
and steering, auto trans, A/C, loaded
with extras, excellent condition. Call
Nichols at 7436 between 8 and 5.
1967 Dodge Polara, 4 summer tires and
4 studded snow tires. Call Bert Cruz at
ext. 7542.
1964 Dodge motor, 383 cu. in. with
power steering, auto trans. Call 7435
1964 F-85 Olds '76 inspection, good
engine, good body and tires. Not so
good transmission. Asking $250. Call
Menard at 7410.
1965 Falcon 4-door. Runs good. $600
Call 7664 after 5 weekdays, anytime on
weekends.
1965 Chevy Nova 'Supper Sport.'1 '76
inspection, four new summer tires, four
studded snow tires. New paint, excel-
lent transportation. $500 firm. Call
Clyde at 7139/4279 during work hours.
1967 VW, new battery, muffler, brakes
and extra set of studded snow tires.
Call 7454 after 4 or 6233 work.
1968 Scout 800, 4-wheel drive, good
condition, inspected and insured. Call
7962 after 5 p.m.
1969 Renault R-10, 4-door sedan.
Radio, good tires, good condition, '76
inspection and insurance, $600 firm
Call MCPO Taylor at 2107.
1969 VW, American specs, '71 engine,
'76 inspection and insurance, summer and
snow tires, radio. Available June 7.
Call 6169.
1969 Volvo 164, excellent condition,
available in June. Call LCdr. Bortz at
7240
1969 Ford F250 pickup, auto trans,
radio. Make offer, (extra tires). Call
7652
1969 self-contained 13' camper,
sleeps five, ref, oven, potty, heater,
queen size bed. Call 7652
1969 VW, rebuilt engine, new muffler.
Call 4267
1970 Toyota Corona, automatic, good
transportation, '76 inspection and in-
surance, summer and winter tires. Avail-
able first week in June. Call 7863 be-
tween 3 and 6 p.m.
1970 VW Squareback, fuel injected,
excellent mechanical condition, low
mileage, slight body damage, new snow
tires, '76 inspection, insurance. $1500
Call TSgt. Gense at 4306.
1967 Volkswagon Bug. Inspected and
insured. Call Gitnna at 4692 during
working hours.
1975 Fiat 128, low mileage, under
coated, like new, includes insurance
$2100. Call 6122 or after 5. 7550.
1975 VW, U.S specs, AM/FM radio, 8-
track, 4,000 miles warranty, four new
studded snow tires, excellent condition,
(blue book $3325) Asking best offer over
$2,500. Call Dreer 7033.
For Sale
Two-family rummage sale in quarters
1050A Bunker Hill tomorrow. The sale
will last from 2 to 6;30 p.m.
Packout Sale - Monday, May 24, Qtrs
961-4A. Sale items include boys leans
and shirts - size 12-14. Also girls,
clothing, size 6-10. Most items $1 or
less.
Rummage Sale - clothing, maternity
wear, baby bed frames, misc, items. Call
6258, Qtrs 607G.
Over haul parts for VW, fits all 1500
Series - cylinders and piston rings
complete overhaul gasket set. New dual-
action finishing sander; baby car bed
like new; baby quilted carry cocoon.
Call Menter at 4365.
Retread tire, Sears 8.25x15, 4-ply,
new, $15. Call 7841.
Boys jeans, husky, slim or regluar.
Girls jeans, dresses, shoes, etc. Paper-
back books, small toaster oven. Qtrs
1077E between 9-12 p.m. May 22.
Electric facial sauna, $5; electric
baby bottle sterilizer, $5; complete
Playtex disposable nurser set, $4. Ca?l
2714, Keflavik.
Set of four studded snow tires for
W; two bowling balls, 8-and 10-lb; one
tire, size 78x13. Call 7033 work or
after 1700, 7617.
Sofa, Mediterranean style; love seat;
coffee table; two end tables (1 hexagon,
I square); two 32" table lamps; Sears
16-gal. humidifier; two Warfdale 100W
speakers (like new); two boys bikes.
Call 7346.
TV, 19" Magnavox, with stand, $50
20" girls bike, $10; Bel Air sewing
machine, $20 (needs repair on tension)
Call TSgt Smolko at 6111
Oriental paintings; Akai M-9 tape
recorder; jewelry; hot plate toaster
oven; wall mirror; plastic bath tub;
Royal typewriter; facial mist. Call
7018, BOQ 634, rm 130.
Airline AM/FM radio and hi-fi console
mounted VW snow tires - good shape,
reasonably priced. Call 5111/7085 work
or 7019 home.
Stereo, Montgomery Ward Airline
moael. Does play, but needs some repair
work. Best offer. Call 7863 between
3 and 6 p.m.
Three month-old microwave oven, $300
II inch portable TV three-month old,
$90; electric coffee pot and toaster,
$15. Call 7317.
Good running VW engine, $250. Call
7292 or 7145.
Cool-air humidifier—less than one
year old, $8. Call 7253.
Wollensack monophonic reel to reel
tape recorder in good condition, $20 or
best offer. Call 7253.
SX1010 Pioneer Stereo Reciver, Ken-
wood 888/A speakers and Sony Tapedeck
Call ET1 Fournier at 7^07 or 7165 after
5 p.m.
Sears Best Lady Kenmore portable
washer and dryer, excellent condition.
Call Nichols 7436 between 8 and 5
Hight VHF/UHF scanner, Realistic Pro
10, includes crystals, car adapter and
antenna, like new condition. Contact
Bob Taylor at 7254
Extra large Icelandic pony skin,
Polaroid Land camera model 210, 300 watt
transformer, Durst Color Negative Ana-
lizer, Argus slide viewer and negative
enlarging lens F-4, 50 mm. Call 4149
Wanted
A babysitter for a 5 year-old boy
Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5
p.m. Call 7071 after 5 p.m.
A 1600 or 1800 Volkswagon engine.
Call 7456.
A nursemaid for one child. Our home
on base. No housekeeping. Prefer e
nonsmoker. Contact Lt. McAuley at 6208
work, 4376 home.
A small aquarium and accessories.Call
7142 after 5 p.m.
A dresser or a chest of drawers, also
a clothes dryer. Call 4370.
One 15X7 wheel rim, two general pur-
pose mud/snow tires 15X7, Rival crock
pot. Call Dianne at 4435 and leave a
message.
Babysitter in home for a 5 year-old
boy. Attends kindergarten in the morn-
ings. Phone 5271.
Miscellaneous
The next meeting of the Keflavik
Phoebees will be at the home of Cathy
Sullivan in Quarters 670-1K at 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday. These meetings are open for
all wives of SeaBees and other personnel
connected with the Public Works Depart-
ment. For more information, call Marge
Fell at 7071 after 5 p.m.
Found
Silver wedding band found near the
road between Choral Sea and Bunker Hill
Housing. Call Soriano at 2164 or 4696.
Lost
Lost at the Officers' Club, a man's
gold ring with a square jade stone, sil-
ver fern and the initials "N.Z." Reward.
Call 7103.
Free
Male cat to a good home. Very good
disposition. Call Nichols at 7436 be-
tween 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Bookcase, small child's desk, two
porch rockers and one twin headboard.
Call 7474.