The White Falcon - 28.05.1976, Blaðsíða 4

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White Falcon
Mav 28, 1976
U. S. wins
handball match
Some 200 fans were treated to a great
exhibition of skill and shot making
Saturday, as the American Olympic Hand-
ball team and the Icelandic All-Stars
fought a close battle with the U. S.
team emerging the victors, 26-22.
Iceland led at half-time 11-9, and
with five minutes left in the game, the
score was 22-22. But the American team
proved to be in better condition, scor-
ing four more goals in the remaining few
minutes to win.
The U. S. team is scheduled to return
to Iceland in January for a one-week
visit. Plan now to see the action.
SS--player of the week
Benny Hilton of the 57th, who is
playing great at shortstop this season,
was chosen Player of the Week.
Benny is hitting .650 to lead the
American League, and is second in Inter-
mediate action with a .600 average.
He has a great arm and excellent
range for a shortstop, which allows him
to cut off many opposition hits.
Benny is from Cincinnati, and regards
sports as a major past-time in Iceland.
Racquet ball tourney
Sign up at the base gym (ext. 5191)
for the Racquet Ball Singles Tournament.
Play will begin around June 1, and
will be by A and B flights.
Marines outslug
NAVFAC, 36-24
Marines and NavFac hooked up in the
slug-fest of the week, as the Marines
took a hard-fought 36-24 victory.
All records for runs scored in Ice-
land were broken in this game.
In the first inning, NavFac scored 5,
while Marines crossed the plate 9 times.
In the second and third innings, NavFac
outscored their opponents 5-1 and 10-2,
but in the fourth, a strong Marine club
came back with 17 runs to NavFac's 4,
and topped it off in the fifth, leading
NavFac by two runs, 7-5.
Leading hitters for the Marines were:
Jim Burchett, 5-7; Pat McSweeney, 6-7
with one homer; Harold Wilson, 6-6, with
one home run; Randy Levine, 6-6, with
two homers; and Carl Paulsen, 4-5, with
a home run.
Jack Bunting lead NavFac with 5-5,
followed by Jack Clawson with 4-4; Chet
Nichols, 4-5; Jon Drinkwater, 4-5 and
Daniel Boone with 3-4.
Pro tourney
KBA Bicentennial bowling
In conjunction with the Naval Sta-
tion's 4th of July celebration, the Kef-
lavik Bowling Association (KBA) is spon-
soring a "Pro-Style" handicap bowling
tournament, sanctioned by the American
Bowling Congress. It's open only to KBA
members. The tournament will start with
the entrants bowling 10 games each, com-
peting for the top 20 positions. Win-
ners will bowl five games each for the
top five positions.
The top five will bowl pro-style e-
limination round, with the bowler having
the highest score of the five games as
the tournament leader.
In pro-style bowling the r. 5 posi-
tion will bowl against the no. 4 posi-
tion, the winner of that match will go
against the no. 3 position. The winner
of that match will go against the tourn-
ament leader for the title.
Handicap will be 66 2/3 per-cent of
the difference between the bowler's en-
tering average and 200. A bowler must
enter his highest league average acquir-
ed in 21 games of league play in the 75
76 season. If the information is not
available, the bowler’s highest average
in any league in the season will be ac-
cepted upon receipt of written verifica-
tion from his previous association or
league secretary. If no average is
available, the bowler will bowl scratch.
Entrants who have qualified for a
prize of $300 or more in any event of
a tournament within a 12-month period
prior to entry in this tournament must
report their score, position and amount
won to the tournament directors for pos-
sible re-rating.
The closing date for all entries la
June 15. Entry forms are now available'
at the Arctic Lanes. Submit them to
tournament directors Bob Kalinnowski and
Chic Lomonaco.
Tournament Schedules will be posted
in the Artie Lanes.
Slowpitch standings --NSGA undefeated
With Det. 14, Weapons and Comptroller league, but in the American League, any-
losing in the past week, NSGA remains thing can happen.
the only undefeated team in the Slow In a desperate effort to pump life
Pitch League. into their teams, Recreation, Air Ops,
Weather, G.S.E, NCO, and Supply all
NSGA looks like the class of their brought in new talent this past week.
DEADLINE:
5p.m.
Monday
For Sale
New 6-volt Exide, 36-month battery.
Less than one month old. Worth $35.
Sell for $16. Call Major Zwolinski.
Duty 7310, home 7117.
Voltage regulator for '73 VW. Brand
new, never used. $12. Contact Lt.
Hammock 4203/4189.
Set of 5 F78xl5 summer tires. Excel-
lent condition, $60. for all five or
$15. each. Call 5244.
4 13" studded snow tires (American
car)3 good, 1 fair, all for $15. TSgt.
Lazenby, Rockville 23 or 41.
4 studded C-78 tires $80. Used five
months. Call SSgt. Guzman, Rockville,
28 or 42.
Misc. new parts for '72 Wagoneer and
similar models. Plugs, filters, wiper
blades, master brake cylinder. Wolf,
7056.
13 cu.ft. Frigidaire refrigerator.
Call 7841.
Houseplants. All healthy and thriv-
ing. Call 7274.
European baby carriage, good condi-
tion. $35. Call 4167.
Westinghouse washer and dryer, like
new. Cost $600, now $300. Call Sgt.
Peters 2130 8 to 5, or 7151 6 to 11.
Large broiler oven, almost-new elec-
tric fry pan, and hot plate. Will sell
all for $55. TSgt. Gense, 4306 or room
126, Bks 751.
Women's clothes, Jr. sizes 7 and 9,
Peterson stroller, and safety shell car
seat, double knit material, yellow wick-
er infant dresser, changing table. 7396
or 7173.
Evening gowns, blue, size 7/8; yellow
with hat, size 9/10; Sears baby stroller
with sunvisor, basket, and wind breaker,
$20. Call 7965.
Brand new electric heater, $15. Sears
dishwasher, needs new pump or part of
pump, $35. Ford car seat, $10.; boy's
24" bicycle, $20. 2 pair full length
drapes for 1000 quarters, $20. per pair;
Leed's suitcase, $5. Call 6250.
Rugs, shag, matched gold multi-color-
ed, good quality and condition. Two
9'xl2', $110 apiece. Two 6'x8', £55.
apiece. Combine to cover living and
dining rooms. Available until packout,
Tues., June 1. Also crib, $25. Wolf,
7056.
Portable stereo, Montgomery Wards
Airline model. Plays, but does need
some work. Ideal for older children.
Best offer. Call 7863 after 3 p.m.
Air Force officer's mess dress jacket
size 43, trousers 36x29. Call 4440.
Misc. items for sale. Carpet, beige
color 9'xlO' $25. Brick-board shelves,
2 sets $15. 8-track tape player $20.
Call 5171.
Wave winter overcoat with liner, used
one winter. Fits size 14, $30. Large
gray metal desk 3'x4' $60. Call 7850.
Playpen and baby back carrier $10.
Icelandic baby carriage $20. Baby auto
seat,, never used $13. Call Kef. 2504.
Soft bonnet Sunbeam hairdryer $8.
Handmade butcher block style couch, lots
of storage, 6'xl8"xl8" $120. Hot-Dogger
$6. Call 7850 any time.
Portable TV. 9" Philco Ford, solid
state new condition, $75. Call Bill
Smith at 7328 or 7288 after 4:30.
Stereo tuner-amp. Pilot RA-250 solid
state $135. Portable Sony TC-200 tape
recorder $50. Call 2191 or 5173.
2 gas cans $4. each. Red Cross smock
size med. like new $7. Call 5173.
Kenmore dishwasher, maple top. Cop-
pertone, excellent condition $125. Call
5173.
Super calculator; (SR-51) Texas In-
struments $100. Algebraic mode of en-
try: 3 memory banks; scientific nota-
tions; weights and measures conversion
function. Battery operated, has an AC
adapter/charger. Call Jim Miller 4692
Scanner, high VHF/UHF Pro realistic
antenna car adapter and four crystals-in
very good condition-best offer. Contact
Bob Taylor at 7254.
Montgomery Wards sewing machine, $30.
Infant walker, $5. Infant back pack,
$10.; infant wind-up swing, $5.; 4 metal
slide trays, $3. each. Call 4480/4303.
Counter-top appliances, clothes, baby
items, and other misc. things. Call
Sylvia Neal home-7764 12 to 4. See at
1065-E Coral Sea.
Miscellaneous
Do you require someone to "House Sit"
and look after your pets and plants
while you tour Europe? My wife is ar-
riving • July 14 for 1 week visit and I
need a house, so let's get together 1
Call Chief Rigby at 2203.
The Thrift Shop will be closed on
Memorial Day, May 31.
Automobiles
1966 Plymouth Belvedere, needs minor
work, '76 inspected and insured. 7965.
1966 Mercury Comet, new tires, head-
lights, shocks, springs; '76 inspection.
$400. SSgt. Ferguson 7037 (if not in,
leave number).
1967 VW Squareback, body a little
rough, runs good. $500. 7864/4411.
1967 Pontiac Executive, rebuilt en-
gine, auto trans, PS/PB, new tires, '76
inspected, many extra parts. Available
now, phone 7841.
1969 VW, new muffler, rebuilt engine.
Call 4267.
1969 Volvo 164, excellent condition,
available in June. LCdr. Bortz 5222 or
7240.
1969 VW, '71 engine, American specs,
radio, summer and snow tires, '76 in-
spection and insurance, $800, available
June 7, call 6169.
1970 VW Bug, excellent condition, re-
built engine, new shocks, studded snow
tires, $900, available July 1. Call
Nick 92714 Kef.
1970 Olds Cutlass Supreme 350, PB/PS,
like new condition, factory air, $1900.
Call 7102/6274.
1970 VW 1300, U.S. specs, radio, new
snow tires, rear window defroster, $1200
or best offer, available June 28. Call
92504 Kef.
1970 Pontiac Catalina station wagon,
excellent condition, all extras, five
studded snow tires, extra parts, avail-
able July 1. Call Cdr. Skinner 7503
or 7364.
1970 Toyota Corona, auto trans, '76
inspection, and insurance, summer and
winter tires, good transportation. Call
7863 after 3 p.m. Available 1st wk June.
1970 VW Squareback, fuel injected,
excellent condition, low mileage, slight
body damage, new snow tires, '76 inspec-
tion and insurance. TSgt. Gense 4306.
1971 VW bus, excellent condition, en-
gine recently overhauled, studded snow
tires,, extra parts. 7841.
1972 VW, blue/white interior, rear
window defroster, tape deck/4 spkrs, '76
inspection, runs great, $1200. Call
Monte 5130 or 6147.
1972 Fiat 127, economical and de-
pendable, 24,000 km, $1200. Call 5173.
1972 Super Beetle, insured and in-
spected, American specs. ET1 Fournier
7407 work or 7165 after 5 p.m.
1973 VW Squareback, excellent con-
dition, U.S. Turner 7546. specs, many extras. Call
1973 K-5 Blazer, 4-whl drive, auto
trans, P/S, V-8, custom interior, four
studded snow Call 4440. tires, available June 17.
1973 gold Vega, heater, AM radio,
lighter, jack, four unstudded snow
tires, spare, just tuned, needs some
work, best offer over $1200. Call 7850.
1973 Range Rover, European specs, in-
surance paid, new radial tires, parts
and maintenance manuals, available now.
Best offer. Lt. Hammock 4203/4189.
1973 VW Super Beetle, U.S. specs,
good condition, $2,000. Call Foster
4196 work or 7502.
1974 Volvo, 2-dr, European specs,
$3,300. O'Brien 5226/6110.
1974 Plymouth Trailduster Sport,
4-whl drive, 318 cu.in., auto 3-spd,
excellent condition. Can be seen at
961-3-1 or call 5171.
1975 VW, U.S. specs, AM/FM radio, 8-
track, insured, warranty, four studded
snow tires, like new condition, $2,500
(Blue Book $3325). Call Dreer at 7033.
Found
Child's watch in Bunker Hill- Coral
Sea Play ground area. To identify or
claim call 7934 and ask for Mayo.
Gold wedding band found across the
street from the Lower School. Call
Martens 5249.
Lost
Hooded plaid Icelandic wool coat with
fur collar and cuffs. Lost at the PWOC
mother and Daughter Banquet on May 10th.
Call Tereasa Fournier at 7165.
$100.00 reward for return of tool box
and all tools taken from 1968 white Vol-
vo during late April or early May. No
questions asked. Call Chapin 7292 or
7145.
Free
7 month old male cat, to good home
for information call 5259.
Wanted
3 or 4 strands of indoor Christmas
tree lights. Preferably the colored
transparent type. Call 4147 evenings.
To buy evening gowns, sizes 9-10.
Call 7566.
To buy late model Mercedes-Benz any
mo^l. Call 7688.
1 pr. Bose 301 speakers. Cash on
hand. Call 7688 8-4 or Brks. 750 322.
Must see.
One wheel rim 15'x7', 2 general pur-
pose .1.5'x7' tires. One crock pot (Riv-
al). Call 4435, ask for Dianne, or you
can leave a message.