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Marines win track and field
In the two-day track meet which
turned into a two-team battle between
the Marines and VP-5, the Marines pushed
to win 288-241 1/2.
Although VP-5 dominated the field
events and the sprints, the Marines were
too strong in the distance events.
VP-5's Jim Piotrowski was chosen Most
Valuable Player for the field events,
taking five first place ribbons, includ-
ing a record toss of 44' 9 1/2” in the
shot put.
Larry Fields won the high jump with a
record leap of 5’ 8" to accompany his
win in the 50-yard dash.
Top honors in the Bicentennial track
and field events were accorded to the
following:
High Jump +30 D.J. O'Connor 5*4"
(New Record) -30 Larry Fields 5'8"
Shot Put +30 Jim Piotrowski 44*8 1/2"
-30 Jim Piotrowski 44'10"
50 yd. dash +30 Jim Piostrowski6:01 sec.
-30 Larry Fields 5:08 sec.
Mile Run +30 Jack Pharris 6:05.4
-30 Mark Wiitanen 5:18.8
Weightmen's 50 yd. dash Wes Hensen 6.0
440 yd. dash +30 D.J. O'Connor 58.8
-30 Bob Raterink 54.0
60 yd. low hurdles +30 Jack Pharris 8.6
-30 Glen Zimmerman 8.1
880 yd. run +30 Jack Pharris 2:43.6
-30 Mark Wiitanen 2:19.4
440 yd. relay—four runners, running 110
yards: VP-5 46.2
Women's events
Shot Put Lory Wegmueller
High Jump Lory Wegmueller
50 yd. Laverne Hensen
440 yd. dash Lory Wegmueller
19' 3 5/8"
4' 0"
7.1
1:15
Bicentennial track and field events
concluded Monday with the following
final standings:
Discus Throw +30 Jim Piotrowski 116' 5"
-30 Jim Piotrowski 112' 5"
women Lory Wegmueller 39' 8 1/2"
Long Jump +30 Don O'Connor 15' 8 1/2"
-30 Davie London 17' 3"
women Lory Wegmueller 10' 3 3/4"
1 Mile Relay Marines 4:08.2; Burchett,
Moreno, Ostic and Moore
2 Mile Run +30 Jack Pharris 13:00.6
(tied) Don O'Connor 13:00.6
-30 Mark Wiitanen 11:43.0
220 yd. dash +30 Jack Pharris 22.5
-30 Dennis Ostic 20.2
women Lory Wegmueller 27.6
100 yd. dash +30 Jack Pharris 12.0
-30 L.A. Moss 11.0
women Laverne Hensen 14.2
880 yd. relay Marines 1.50 with Frizzel
and Moore, Burchett and Ostic.
Funk—champ,
bowler
In the Firecracker "Pro-style" Bowl-
ing Tournament held Sunday at the Arctic
Lanes, Bill Funk of Rockville captured
the title by outscoring,Von Soriano of
AFRTS, 219 to 211.
Amidst the "oohs" and "ahhs" of about
100 spectators, the game was close all
the way to the finish.
Funk, trailing in the eighth frame,
174 to 171, came back with a strike in
the ninth and in the beginning of the
tenth frame anchored it with a spare,
against Soriano's spare in the ninth and
a spare and a strike in the tenth.
In the preliminary games of the
finals, Soriano defeated the number five
contender, Rick Copeland of AFI, 174 to
160; the number three contender, Jack
Klabechek of Supply, 193 to 157; and the
number two contender, Red McClure of
AIMD, 238 to 201.
For the title, -Bill Funk received
a cash award and a trophy from tourna-
ment directors Chic Lomonaco and Dave
Haviland.
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Golf tourney
results
Bernard Lucas won the first place
trophy in the Bicentennial golf tourna-
ment held at the Keflavik Golf Course.
Lucas, whose handicap is 21, made a
44 on the front with a 46 on the back.
With front and back totaling 90, he
netted a 69 for the tournament.
Softball-games of the week
In fastpitch between the Air Force
and Navy all-stars it was all Doug
Passen as he pitched a no-hit, no-run
game while striking out nine. The score
was 12-0 as the Navy did all the hitting
and scoring. Leading the hit parade
were: John Dennison, Lou Kutzera and
Randy Spillers with 2/3. Losing pitcher
was Gene Benson.
In intermediate Navy outlasted Air
Force 15-14. John Pozniak opened with a
homerun on the first pitch as Navy was
ahead as each inning ended.
John Pozniak 3/4, Mick O'Dell 3/4,
and Randy Spillers 4/4, were leading
hitters for Navy. For Air Force, Bill
Schatz led with 4/5. Homering were
Schatz and Meredith for Air Force while
Navy had Pozniak, Spillers and Doug
Passen. Randy Spillers was the winning
pitcher and most valuable player while
Kevin Gallagher picked up the loss.
Waves beat Winners
In women's all-star games the Waves
showed why they are leading the league
as they defeated the Winners 12-9.
Roxie Dodd used her golden glove and
fleet feet plus strong bat to win the
most valuable player trophy.
Leading hitters for the Waves were
Babe Kidwell 3/4, Robin Roberts 3/3, and
Lois Turner 3/3. For the Winners it was
Pat Tenerio 3/4 and Dutch Mueller 3/4.
The Waves were augmented by NSGA and
NAVFAC while the Winners were a combo of
Independents and NCS.
Feature of the day
The feature of the day turned into a
rout as the American League scored four
runs in the first inning to beat the
favored National League 21-16. Eleven
hits and five homers had Gene Benson
(21-0) in a state of shock, however, he
recovered to hold the hard-hitting Amer-
ican League to seven over the last in-
nings .
The National League had a big inning
in the third as they scored nine, but it
was not enough.
Leading hitters were: Randy Spillers
4/5, Red Fleming 3/4, Paul Neuman 3/4,
for the American entry while in the Na-
tional it was Phill Harris 3/4. Homer
hitters were: David Stokes, Steve Romeo
and Paul Neuman, Ed Fleming and Lou
Kutzera. Bob Stocking picked up the win
while Dave Neuman was selected as most
valuable player with a 3/4 performance
ar.d a perfect strike throw from left to
cut down a run and nip a rally in the
bud. For Randy Spillers getting 4/5 it
got revenge as Gene Benson had struck
him out twice for his all-time low point
to date.
VP-5 wins, 16-12
The 10-inning thriller between Wea-
pons and VP-5 was chosen as one of the
game of the week not only for brilliant
plays but also for sportsmanship. VP-5
agreed to play the game over after Wea-
pons got their signals crossed on Thurs-
day and failed to show up, thus creating
a forfeit situation. The game was a
thriller all the way as the box score
went as follows:
Innings 123456789 10
VP-5—16 0530130004
Weapons—12 2320500000
Leading hitters were: Lou Boudreaux,
3/4, Ron Bryant, 3/4, and Bill Waldron,
2/3, with a homer for VP-5 while for
Weapons it was: Austin Healy, 4/4, ^nd
Bob Carroll, 3/5.
A great throw by Duke Snyder at
shortstop cut down the winning run in
the eighth for Weapons.
Swim meet
Nearly 50 spectators watched the
Bicentennial Swim Meet held at the Base
Pool Saturday night.
The 30 participants swam in 23 events.
There were three classes of swimmers; 10
years-old and under, 11-14 years-old and
open (14 years-old and up).
The first place winners of the events
will receive a bronze Bicentennial medal
and the second place finishers will get
a swimmers medal.
The following people were the winners
at the swim meet:
* 100 meter individual medley—open
Men
M. Rich .......................... 1:15.3
Roberts .......................... 1:24.1
Women
Sandy Goertz ..................... 1:29.4
Diane Everett .................... 1:34.4
* 25 meter backstroke —10 & under
Men
Ronnie Kennedy ................... :23
Robert Luckey ..................... :44.2
Women
Gretchen Schiffer ................. :25.2
Angie Waites ...................... :26.1
* 50 meter backstroke—11-14
Men
Martin Hershfield ................ :39
James Kennedy ..................... :44.5
Women
Kelli Schiffer .................... :45.4
* 100 meter backstroke—open
Men
Ruddy ........................... 1:33.2
Women
Kym Kennedy ..................... 1:29.3
* 25 meter breast stroke— 10 & under
Men
Ronnie Kennedy ................... :24.1
Robert Luckey .................... :44.3
Women
Amy Goertz ....................... :30.1
* 50 meter breast stroke—11-14
Men
Martin Hershfield ............... :43
James Kennedy .................... :47.3
* 100 meter breast stroke—open
Men
Mike Sandler .................... 1:36
K. J. Lewis ..................... 1:47.1
Women
Diane Everett ................... 1:36.4
* 100 meter back stroke—open
Men
Mike Rich ....................... 1:22
P. D. Remington .................. 1:34.3
Women
Kym Kennedy ..................... 1:37.4
* 25 meter free style—10 & under
Men
Ronnie Kennedy .................... :18.3
Robert Luckey ..................... :45.8
Women
Gretchen Schiffer ................. :21.3
Angie Waites ...................... :21.5
* 100 meter free style—11-14
Men
Martin Hershfield ............... 1:10.3
James Kennedy ................... 1:24.3
Women
Kathy Goertz .................... 1:30
Kelley Schiffer ................. 1:39
* 100 meter free style—open
Men
Mike Rich ........................ 1:07.3
Finley ........................... 1:08.3
Women
Sandy Goertz .................... 1:21.1
Kym Kennedy ...................... 1:30.1
* 50 meter backstroke—open
Men
Byrine .......................... : 35.8
T. D. Remington .................. :41.2
Women
Kym Kennedy ..................... :41
Kathy Spaulding .................. :41.2
* 50 meter butterfly—open
Men
T. D. Remington ................. : 3 3.1
Mike Rich ......................... :33.8
Women
Shelley Kennedy ................... :41.4
* 50 meter breast stroke—open
Women
Diane Everett ..................... :43.4
Kathy Spaulding .................. :44
* 50 meter free style—open
Men
Isser Moyer........................ :27.8
Mike Rich ......................... :31.4
Women
Kathy Spaulding ................... :34.^
Sandy Goertz ..................... :34.d|
* 200 meter medley relay—open
Men
Team of Rich, Reddy, Byrne and
Hershfield .............. 2:41.2
Women
Team of Spaulding, S. Goertz,
Everett and K. Kennedy ... 3:00.2
* 200 meter free style relay—open
Men
Marines' Team, captain-Isser Moyer 2:22
Team of Rich, Reddy, Byrne and
Hershfield ............... 2:24.8
Women
Team of Spaulding, S. Goertz,
Everett and K. Kennedy ... 2:30