The White Falcon - 16.07.1976, Blaðsíða 4

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White Falcon
Games of the week
by Dick Plante
League leader
Rockville’s 5 to 4 win over CFK was
chosen as one of the games of the week.
The game had many thrilling catches and
outstanding play before the Rockville
Rockets beat the CFK Blue Devils. Pat
McCarty hit a three-run homer as the
Rockets scored four in the bottom of the
third. Tom Abrahamson had hit a two-run
homer in the top half of the third to
take CFK to a 4 to 3 lead.
Abrahamson hit a triple in the fifth
to score the leading run but Rock-
ville's Rich Sutton came back in the
bottom of the fifth to triple on
McCarty's sacrifice fly to win 5 to 4.
Leading hitters were: Pat McCarty
2/2, Joe Fasnacht 2/2 and Bill Wright
2/3 for Rockville while for the Blue
Devils it was: Bob Montonya and Tom
Abrahamson 2/4 each. Bob Horwath took
the loss and Joe Fasnacht the win.
In the second 1 game of the week,
NCS defeated Supply 9 to 7. Supply took
a four to nothing lead in the third in-
ning as Bob Lake hit a three' -run homer.
Leading hitters in softball leagues
National League
Randy Williams NSGA 33-57-579
Kevin Gallagher CFK 36-63-571
Ron Lafera NSGA 26-47-553
Lou Kutzera NSGA 38-69-551
John Pozniak NSGA 39-71-549
American League
Mike Adamczawski NCS 46-70-657
Benny Helton 57th 41-66-621
Randy Spillers NCS 42-70-600
Goose Gosnell Supply 45-79-569
A1 Eckman Rockville 33-58-569
Intermediate League
Randy Spillers NCS 33-45-733
John Pozniak NSGA 37-57-653
Steve Romeo Marines 37-60-617
Pat McCarty Rockville 36-60-600
Lou Kutzera NSGA 33-57-579
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NCS retaliated with a sole homer by
Burley Grimes and then took the lead in
the sixth on an error with the bases
loaded and two outs, followed by Dave
Stokes' homer with one aboard. The 6 to
4 lead stood until the sixth when A1
Felton homered for Supply and they took
a 7 to 6 lead on Dick Plante's base hit
with two on. The stage was set for
heroics as an error and base hit by
Randy Spillers brought Mike Adamczewski
to the plate with two on and two out.
Mike hit a 3-1 pitch for a three-run
homer to end a very well played game.
Randy Spillers picked up the win while
Dick Plante suffered his first defeat.
Women's League
Mary Huebscher NAVFAC 26-39-667
Roxie Dodd WAVES 35-59-593
Nicky Negrette WAVES 37-65-569
Sandy Wieck WAVES 33-58-569
Billy Sunday NCS 25-44-568
averages 657
Mike Adamczewski of NCS was chosen
player of the week for his outstanding
play in his team's games this week.
Mike hit 875 in Slowpitch with three
homers and 625 in Intermediate including
a three-run homer to tie NCS with Supply
for the league lead. The hit came in
the bottom of the seventh with NCS
trailing 6 to 7 and two out.
Mike plays left field and bats clean-
up for the hard hitting NCS Communica-
tors. He is leading the league in bat-
ting with a 657 and is tied in homers
with 11. In Intermediate he is hitting
545.
Mike is quiet and easy going until
the bat gets into his hands, then he ex-
plodes. Mike has good speed, an accu-
rate arm and good range in the field.
RacquetbaU standings
In the racquetball "A" Flight Pete
Hershfield is undefeated waiting for his
final opponent who will probably be Walt
Hockenstaller. Hockenstaller will have
to defeat Hershfield twice. In "B"
play Shepard and Tim Cunningham are un-
defeated with four others still in con-
tention.
Football season to open
It is time to settle old scores on
the football field. The season will
open around mid-August. The first meet-
ing will be held August 3 at noon in the
gym. A follow-up meeting is scheduled
for noon August 10.
The names and telephone numbers of
the team coaches should be forwarded in
writing to Dick Plante, athletic direc-
tor, or by phone (5191).
DEADLINE:
5p.m.
Monday
Automobiles
1970 VW, good condition, recently re-
built engine, inspected, insured, AM
radio, rear window defroster, U.S.
specs. Call Joe at 4186.
1971 Datsun PL-510, book value $1525,
asking only $1325, new tires, battery,
exhaust system, tune-up, see to appreci-
ate. Call 5275.
1971 Toyota Landcruiser, excellent
condition, gas cans, rear heater, many
new parts, $2500. Call 7360.
1971 Camaro, four new summer tires,
27,000 miles. Call Susan Todd, U.S.
Embassy 24083.
1972 VW Bug, $300 below Book. Call
7292 or 7145.
1973 VW Super Beetle, U.S. specs, ex-
cellent condition, $2100 includes in-
surance and four studded snow tires.
Available August 4. Call 4460.
1973 VW Fastback, summer and winter
studded tires, insurance, excellent con-
dition. Call Lt. Hammock 4203/4459.
Camper Special - 1974 F100 with camp-
er, big 6, std. trans., three spares,
two 5-gal. cans. Call George at 4161
home or 7127 work.
1974 Fiat 128, Europe specs, 2-dr,
radial tires, eight studded snow tires
included, insured, good body, excellent
condition, 35 mpg, $1950. Call Lt.
Green 7425 work, 7710 home.
1974 Fiat, U.S. specs, insured, sum-
mer and winter tires, $2200. Call 7421
or 7701.
1974 Ford Cortina, low mileage, de-
pendable, treated like one of the fami-
ly, $2700 firm. Call Pat at 4201 be-
tween 8 and 4.
1974 VW Super Beetle, U.S. specs in
top condition, 13,000 miles, four stud-
ded snow tires, available end of July.
$2300. Call Wes at 7914 work, 6246 home.
1974 GMC, >s-ton with shell, 350 V-8,
14 mpg, PDB, auto trans, PS, new mud and
snow tires w/t. hitch, asking $4000.
Call Ron or Rene Pearce 7322/7315 work.
1974 CJ-5 Jeep, 16,000 km, four sum-
mer and four winter tires. Call Kris
Pearson, U.S. Embassy, Reykjavik 24083.
1975 Renault 5TL, excellent condi-
tion, Europe specs. Call Bill 3363/7768.
1975 Austin Mini 1000, 12,000 km,
cassette deck, inspected, insured, must
sell immediately, $1700 firm. Call
Herbert 7774 after 5 or see at Qtrs.
1071C.
Free
Kitty needs good home. Plays well
with children. Litter box included.
Call Greg 5210 work, 7949 home.
Black male cat, six months old. Al-
ready fixed. Call 7955.
For Sale
1974 "White" model zig-zag sewing
machine with 30 drop-in cams, excellent
condition, $125. Call 7955 after 5:30,
anytime weekends.
Pack out sale : tomorrow at 1
p.m. to 5 p.m., Dishwasher, port-
able washing machine, sewing maching and
many other goodies. Qtrs. 604 B.
Pack out sale: 963-1 laundry room
tomorrow and Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
clothes, baby swing, double bed and
other items.
Four studded radial snow tires, size
165 SR14. A bargin at $80. Call Rhodes
at 4325/6262.
Yashica Electro 8 LD-6 super 8 movie
camera. 8-48 (6 to 1) power zoom auto-
matic exposure, 3 filming speeds, fade,
lap dissolve. Polorizing sky and cross
screen, filters and 3 close up lens.
$150 for everything. Call Gus at the
Photo Lab. 7431.
Two AR2AX speakers, 6 months old,
$200. Call Jon at 7231 Rm. 209 or
4398.
One 2000 watt transformers $25. Two
1000 watt transformers $15 each. Call
Trout-home 5140 or work 4498.
Transformer-pocker size handles 1500
watts $15. home 4169 or 7585 work ask
for Brian.
Bass guitar-good condition great for
beginner. $70. Phone home 4169 or work
at 7585 ask for Brian.
Used Sears TV, good condition. $40.
Call 7235 during duty hours.
Drapes two pair, Sears thermal backed
size 84X96 both for $55. See at 1045D
Bunker Hill call 7547 after 6 p.m.
Four studded snow tires size 56X13.
$40 for lot. Call ext. 7369.
One crib with mattress $15. Three
section Habittrail and hampster two
months supply of food. $15 call 4475.
One high chair new $12, one 4 ft.
Christmas tree $6, two boys'jackets size
3 T. both for $10, one boys'duffle coat
size 6 brown $5, one ladies* parka
navy large $15, one umbrella stroller
new $25, one comforter for stroller $5.
Call Barfield at work phone 7033.
Sears freezer, upright, frostless,
used only 16 months, excellent con-
dition, new $395. asking $295. Call
5275.
Lined drapes, celery green, shears
and tie backs, 84 X 125. One set left
$50. gold foamed back shorty drapes 45
X 100, $20. Ph. 5275.
Transformers-1200 watt for $30.,800
watt for $20. or both for $40 call
7804.
KL 777A Kenwood speaker, various LP
15, Sansui 55-20 headphones, AKAI ACM-
100 Microphone. Call Rehs at work 7101
or home at 7514.
1000 and 2000 watt transformers $10
and $20. Call 4313.
Baby stroller for $15.00 call 7701.
Skittle poker-$15, children's paper-
backs various prices, ice skates size
6 for $5. Ranger Ricks nature mag-
azines 10c each. Call 7467 or see at
1059C.
Womens clothes Jr. size 7/8-12 in-
fant & toddler clothes, car seat, crib
mattress & spring, bumper pad, ava-
cado curtains, new. Call 7558.
Bicycle built for two-$75, three
July 16, 1976
42 skills get
SRB payments
Navy enlisted personnel in 42 skills
will be able to collect higher selective
reenlistment bonus dollars...SRB...after
August 1. But, there's bad news for
another 11 skills...whose shipping-over
dollars are being either cut back, or
eliminated.
Personnel in the skills that are be-
ing reduced or dropped, who have an ex-
piration of service date after July 1,
may be able to reenlistment now for
higher SRB award, however, the message
states, personnel with an EAOS of August
1 or later, reenlisting on or after July
1, will not be granted a waiver to es-
tablish eligibility for the higher award
level now authorized.
Personnel with an EAOS after July 1,
should check immediately with their mil-
itary personnel office, citing CNO mes-
sage, NAVOP 073/76, 200004Z June 1976.
Skills being dropped are: AB, AME,
IM, LN, MN and RM, all in Zone A; and,
AW, IC, OS and AM, in Zone B. The one
skill being lowered is AW, in Zone A,
down from five to three.
Personnel in the 42 skills being add-
ed or increased are authorized by the
message to extend up to two months in
order to await the August 1 implementa-
tion date for the new SRB levels.
New AF eval.
system reviewed
Major command and equivalent person-
nel managers met last week at the Air
Force Military Personnel Center. The
center, located at Randolph AFB, Tex.,
hosted a workshop on a new evaluation
system being developed for the top three
enlisted grades.
One possible system was field-tested
during February and March. It included
revised Airmen Performance Report pro-
cedures for E-7, 8's and 9's with rating
controls designed to curb APR inflation.
The test system limited ratings to 25
per cent in the top block and 75 per
cent cumulative in the top two blocks.
Test results from 17 installations
representing eight different participat-
ing commands are still being analyzed.
Significant results were discussed by
conferees during the course of the work-
shop. The workshop's task was to de-
velop a consolidated position on the new
APR form, and evaluate the feasibility
of a controlled rating distribution sys-
tem for senior NCO's.
summer tires and four studded snow
tires for Scout II-$50, two summer
tires for $20 and a roofrack for Aus-
tin Mini-$30, one evening gown, green
size 14 never wom-$20. Call Sgt.
Calkins at Ph. 5161.
Stereo AM/FM 8 track with Gerrard
turntable and two speakers. $160.00.
Transformers 400 watt $4 and 800 watt
call Jack at work 7310.
19" table top model black and whi
TV. $70 call LT. Hammock 4203/4459.
Seven twin size beds, one wooden
frame, six metal frames, mattresses are
in excellent condition. $40 for each set
call Base Nursery at 7603.
Sears Kenmore washing machine, six
cycle heavy duty. $175. will trade for
stereo of equal value Ph. 5278.
H-R100 Pioneer cartridge deck, brand
new asking $117. Call work at 5110 and
after 5 p.m.call 7687 and ask for Craig
Johnson.
Wanted
Boy's bike for 10-year-old. Call
2101/7161.
Piano teacher to teach adult. Can
play guitar. Call Brian 7585 work, 4169
home.
One 15" rim for Jeep. Call Bill 4361
Babysitter for three children in
home Tues. thru Sat. Call Vi 7741 any-
time Sat.-Mon.
Miscellaneous
Family Services needs volunteers'.
If interested in contributing some of
your spare time, contact R. Everhart or
Sharon at 7668/5209.