The White Falcon - 02.07.1976, Blaðsíða 4

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White Falcon
July 2, 1976
Softball-games of the week
Judo tourney held here
The Viking Judo Club, under the di-
rection of Sensi G. Morse, with the help
of the Recreation Department, sponsored
a judo tournament Saturday at the Base
Gym. The Keflavik (Icelandic) Judo Club
and two members of the Mucnchen-Bayern
Judo Club of Munich, Germany were
matched in above and below 170-pound
weight classes.
About 20 six-minute matches were
played to determine a first, second and
third place winner in both classes. The
Icelandic team took first place in both
classes and second in the lightweight
division. Jeff Morse took second for
the Munich team in the heavyweight
class. For the Viking Judo Club, third
in the heavyweight division went to Ron
Hartman and third in the lightweight
class went to Mike Haulman.
The Viking Judo Club was represented
by seven members and the Keflavik Club
had six members present.
A participant must earn one point to
win a match. The point can be earned
with a throw, pinning an opponent for 30
seconds or more, a choke or an arm bar
(leverage against the elbow).
The old underdog arose again as
NAVFAC bit a chunk out of an overcon-
fident NSGA Intermediate softball team.
NSGA showed-up with only seven men to
play NAVFAC.
NAVFAC scored 20 runs by the fourth
inning, but they barely held NSGA in
check as NSGA scored nine runs in the
sixth inning and four in the seventh to
make a close, exciting contest. The
winning runs were on base when the third
out was made. "Don't sell the underdogs
short," commented NAVFAC coach Jim
Nickels.
The leading hitters for NAVFAC were:
Carl Drinkwater 4/4, Rocky Thompson 3/4
with a homer, Cliff Roberts 3/3 and
Goldy Comstack 3/4. For NSGA, the lead-
ing hitters were: John Pozniack 5/6,
Randy Williams 5/5 with a homer and Lou
Kutzera 4/6 with a homer.
In the second softball game of the
week, AFI beat Det. 14, 17-15, in a real
thriller. Bill McMultry hit a three-run
homer in the bottom of the seventh to
seal the verdict. McMultry, Mike
Southard, Buster Keaton, Homer Darcy and
Doc Holliday all had 3/4 for AFI. It
was Hank Wyman 4/4 and Charley Hart,
Jim Maul and Rick Patchin all had 3/4
for Det. 14. API's winning pitcher was
Jack Liverman and Leo Crites was the
pitcher for Det. 14.
Close games were the usual rather
than the exception this week. The
Marines dropped a hard fought game to
the Green Waves, 15-14. The Marines
scored seven runs in the top of the
seventh, seemingly putting the game out
of the Green Waves’ reach, but on a
ralley in the bottom of the seventh, the
Green Waves also scored seven runs.
Hitting heros were: Don Morse 4/4,
Wally Lei a 3/4, Bill Stone 3/4 and Frank
Balsley 3/4 for the Green Waves and
Bobby Strohl and Steve Romeo hit 3/4
for the Marines. Steve Pontuis was the
pitcher for the Marines and Sidney
Greenback picked-up his first win of the
season for the Green Waves, the Comp-
troller team.
DEADLINE:
5p.m.
Monday
For Sale
Pentax Lens for sale: 28mm and 135mm
lens and screw mounts, $190, or best of-
fer. Call Ed Lamica, at 7431.
Nikkormat FTN with leather case, 35mm
135mm lens. $150 call Gus at the Photo
Lab, 7431.
Typewriter, Royal "Sprite", manual
portable in good condition. $15.00 call
7654.
CPO winter dress blues-size 40 L
jacket 34-30/31 trousers (2pr) worn once
call ATC Passen 7913 work 6136 home.
Bedroom set white provincial double
bed, canopy, vanity, dresser, spread &
canopy cover included $250.00. Super
king mattress, box springs & large rol-
ler steel frames $125.00 call 5210 work
or 7717 home.
23 cu/ft Ward chest deep freezer and
15 cu/fu Whirlpool all refrigerator
$300 for set. Maple desk $5.00 call 5210
work or 7717 home.
8 track tapes of "Lady Sings the
Blues" and "Jesus Christ Super Star"
also audio adapter for Icelandic TV re-
ception. Glenn Brady 2290 AIMD.
2 Pair gold black out drapes, 84"X
144". $30. 4459
2 room dividers-amber colored trans-
lucent panels in wood frame $7.00 each
phone 7868.
Living room furniture; couch, chairs
& tables. Call 7062 Gerry Busy.
Coleman propane stove in original
container with 16.4 ez cylinder of pro-
pane. $15.00 call 7360.
2000 watt transformer-$30.00 contact
AE1 Gunnarsson, Ext 4325 work or 745C
home.
Tape deck, Teac 4010's, stereo with
dust cover, automatic reverse, must see
to appreciate, $220 call 5275.
4 new H78-15 summer tires. Best of-
fer call 4147 evening.
Kenmore cannister vacuum cleaner good
condition with most attachments $15.00
call John at 7151.
Freezer, Sears 15.3 cu. ft. Frost-
less freezer used 16 months, excellent
condition, $300, phone 5275.
Lined drapes sheers and tie backs, 84
X 125, celery green, two sets, $50 each.
Gold foamed back shorty drapes, 45X100,
$20. Gold shag carpet, 6X9, $35. ph.
5275.
Drapes, gold/melon cotton, 62X84,
pair $8, linen metallic, fora backed,84
X 125, pair $25. Both pairs in good con-
dition. Call 6274.
Bored? Need a hobby? Search foi
World War II coins on base, high quality
new metal detector for sale at reason-
able price. Call 6274.
Books: Reference guide on Iceland,
$2. "Teach Yourself Icelandic" by P.J.
T. Glendening. Icelandic/English dic-
tionary Telephone 6274.
Akai reel - to-reel tape deck, model
360D, features sound on sound and auto
reverse; Pioneer QX-747A four channel
receiver; Electronic Music Center,
features Garrard turn table, 8 track
deck, AM/FM stereo amplifier and two
nice speakers. No reasonable offer re-
fused. Call 6118 work, 7143 home.
Sears enclosed car-top carrier and
three five-gallon cans. Make offer.
Call 6118 work, 7143 home.
Two 2,000 watt transformers-$25 each,
two 1,000 watt— $15 each and one 200
watt— $5. Call Trout 5140 home, 4498
work.
High and low speed blender/liquid-
izer—$3; electric alarm clock—$4; GE
clock radio-$15; electric popcorn popper
$9; kitchen wall clock— $30 and pole
lamp—$2; kitchen table and four chairs-
$30; round game table—$10; TV stand on
wheels-$4; coffee table-$3; garden hose-
$2; record albums (oldies, but goodies)-
25q each. Call Dutch 7792 or home 7968.
Games: Battleship-$1.50; Grip/Grop—
$1.50; Skittle Poker— $5; funny face
pillow— 50c; 17 Ranger Ricks—10c each;
and assorted children's paperback books-
various prices. Call 7467, ask for Karl.
Wanted
One 15" rim to fit jeep. Call 2110
or 4363.
Green carpet at least 10'X 11'. Call
Matson 7292 or 7315.
Used TV set, 19 or 21 inch. Call
Johnson in Keflavik at 9-1423.
Nikkormat "EL" 35 mm single lens re-
flex camera with 35 mm lens or assort-
ment of lenses. Call Phil 2227 or 2228
from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Stereo tape-head demagnetizer. Call
4147 evenings.
CD-4 disc demodulator. Call 4147
evenings.
Help! Don't force me to get a tent.
Wife arrives July 14 for a week's visit
and I need a house to sit. Security de-
posit available. Call Chief Rigby 2203
Post Office.
Free
Kittens and full grown cats. Call
7078 home and 5238 work. Ask for RM2
Flack.
Lost
One ladies' Sieko watch. Lost near
Commissary or Exchange last Saturday.
Reward! If found, call 7282 weekdays
between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.—Sgt. Rhodes.
Automobiles
1970 VW Squareback, U.S. specs, win-
ter and summer tires, available now, '76
inspection. Call 7262.
1969 Datsun 510, four-door sedan,
$850. Call 7652. 1962 Chevy station
wagon, best offer as is.
1969 VW pick-up, good transportation
and handy. Two new tires, inspected,
insured, $500. Call AE1 Gunnarsson 4325
work or 7450 home.
1968 BHW, excellent condition, AM-FM
radio, new summer tires, studded snow
tires, '76 inspection, good shocks, new
exhaust. Call Max 7009.
1968 VW Beetle, inspected, insured,
new paint, new muffler, rebuilt starter,
new battery, good transportation. Call
Capt. Carroll 4224 duty hours.
1966 Karmen Ghia, runs good, $350,
three transformers, $75. Call Sgt.
Murphy at Rockville, ext. 60.
1965 VW Bug, rebuilt engine, good
transportation, good condition, radio,
summer and winter tires. Call Hart
7436 weekdays.
1964 Ford, '76 inspected, runs good,
$200 or best offer. Call Rick 6233/4237.
1964 VW, '76 inspected, two sets of
tires, $600. Call Dave 7303 anytime.
1974 VW Bug, like new, big, orange,
Europe specs. Available July 20, $2100.
Call 6110 or 7411.
1974 VW Super Beetle, U.S. specs, in
top condition, 13,000 miles, four stud-
ded snow tires. Available end of July,
$2500. Call Wes at 7914 work or 6246
home.
1973 VW Super Beetle, excellent con-
dition, U.S. specs. Available August 4,
$2100. Call 4460.
1970 VW Beetle, inspected, insured,
excellent running condition, $900. Call
Gene Williams 7009 work or 6007 after 5.
1973 VW Fastback, U.S. specs, summer
and winter studded tires, insurance
paid, excellent condition. Available
late July, $2200. Call Lt. Hammock
4203/4459.
1973 Ford Cortina, good condition,
super gas mileage, 47,000 km. Call SK3
Ayres 5134 work or Bks 744, room 216,
4188.
1973 Ford Cortina, four-door, low
mileage, excellent condition, $1600.
Call 7868.
1973 Jeep CJ5, excellent condition.
Call Bill at 2110/4363.
1973 VW Beetle, U.S. specs, excellent
condition, extras include gas heater,
four studded snow tires, two chains,
luggage rack, radio, hood cover, low
mileage, '76 insurance. Available July
7. Call 6215.
1972 VW Squareback, $1500, tires, new
muffler, runs well, inspected and in-
sured, must sell now. Call AE1 Gunnars-
son 7450.
1972 Renault R12, Europe specs. Call
7411/6110.
1971 VW, new muffler, insured, good
condition, available July 13, $1200.
Call 9-2231 or ask for Bob at Bowling
Alley.
1971 VW Super Beetle, recent tune-up,
45,000 miles, two new summer tires,
eight tires in all. Runs well, avail-
able approx July 15, $1300. Call 7654.
1970 Opel station wagon, book price
$1200. Will sell at $750. Needs oil
pump. Call 7652.
Payne hits 7-7
Jim Payne of Supply was chosen the |
player of the week among many worthy ’
opponents. Jim hit 750 in Slowpitch and^
a perfect 7-7 in Intermediate Softball.
He helped his team sweep five games this
week.
In Intermediate, Jim plays catcher—
his best position. He plays an adequate
third base in Slowpitch.
They call him "rope" for the line
drives he hits in Intermediate while in
Slowpitch he also gets his share of
hits. Jim has a very accurate arm that
keeps runners close to their bases. He
loves softball and enjoys the challenge
of competition.
Leading softball league hitters
National
Kevin Gallagher CFK 29-45-644
Randy Williams NSGA 27-44-614
Lou Kutzera NSGA 31-53-585
John Pozniack NSGA 30-53-566
Frank Healy CFK 22-40-55(|
American
Mike Adamczawki NCS 33-52-634
Benny Helton 57th 32-52-615
Randy Spillers NCS 31-53-585
A1 Eckman Rockville 27-47-577
Mick O'Dell NCS 29-51-569
Women
Billie Sundav NCS 21-32-656
Kathy McClintock Waves 22-35-629
Nicky Negretti Waves 32-51-627
Pat Tenerio TND 29-49-592
Paula Roberts NAVFAC 23-39-589
Intermediate
Steve Romeo Marines 33-48-688
John Pozniack NSGA 31-49-653
Benny Hilton 57th 27-46-587
Pat McClintock Rockville 25-43-579
Lou Kutzera NSGA 27-46-523
LCPL. JAMES BECKWITH passes the baton to
Cpl. Kenneth Miller on the way to helping
run 1,776 miles. The NATO Base Marines
completed their marathon run yesterday.
Bylaws of the Bicentennial
track and field meet (
(1) Spouses competing in the women's
division: any points earned will be
placed on the serviceman's command"total
unless his/her command does not have a
representative team. In such cases,
prior to competing the individual spouse
must declare for a command they wish to
represent. Such entrants cannot repre-
sent either service women's team.
(2) To compete in the over 30 divis-
ion, your 30th birthday must be prior to
July 1.
(3) Any individual 30+ years of age
can compete in the under 30 category.
(4) No person under 30 may compete
in over 30 competition.
(5) Any command with five men or
women competing will be considered a
team. Any other member who wishes to
compete must represent his command and
may not join another team.
(6) Any person TAD to any command,
at the time of competition will be con-
sidered a member of that command.
(7) Commands will be allowed only
one relay team in any race. A second
team will be automatically deleted from
competition.
(8) Women's point scoring: Service
women can use earned points for both
their respective commands and for totals
in Navy vs. Air Force Women competition.
(9) All finalists in the weightmen
(heavy) relays will be available for im-
mediate weigh-in at the dispensary after
competition. Any member found not qual-
ified for a minimum weight of 220 pounds
will forfeit the team's finish and
points.