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White Falcon
August 6, 1976
NavFac snags upset, 4-3, win
NavFac's 4-3 win in 12 innings over
Det. 1 was the big upset game of the
week. NavFac took a 1-0 lead in the
fifth inning on hits by Dick Rentner and
Gary Drinkwater and a walk. Then Det. 1
tied the game on an error with two out
in the seventh. Det. 1 took a 2-1 lead
in the top of the eleventh inning on a
homerun by Ned Shelgrow. Hits by
NavFac's Ralph Speakman and Mike
Comstock followed by a sacrifice fly
tied the game again. In the twelfth,
Det. 1 had hits but hits by Allen Day,
Allen Labott and Ralph Speakman ended
the marathon in NavFac's favor.
The leading hitter for Det. -1 was Pat
Dowell and for NavFac it was Gary
Drinkwater with 4/6.
In the second • game of the week, HI
Rec battled for supremacy over Speccom
defeating them 4-3.
Leading hitters for HI Rec were Mike
Norton 2/3 and Phil Ankey 2/3. For
Speccom, it was Jose Viger and Barney
Bauerschmidt, each with 2/3.
Speccom's two errors in the second
inning were its downfall because Speccom
out-hit HI Rec.
Softball leagues' leading batters
National
John Denison NSGA 32-53-604
Mike Intihar SPECCOM 34-57-579
Mike Waldron VP-5 32-56-571
Lou Kutzera NSGA 47-85-553
John Pozniak NSGA 49-92-553
American
Mike Adamczewski NCS 55-97-598
Benny Helton 57 th 52-88-591
Randy Spillers NCS 50-89-591
A1 Eckman RV 42-76-553
Goose Gosnell SUPPLY 51-93-548
Intermediate
Randy Spillers NCS 46-70-657
Jim Payne SUPPLY 33-54-611
John Pozniak NSGA 53-87-609
Pat McCarty RV 47-81-580
David Stokes NCS 31-54-574
Women's
Kathy McClintock WAVES 35-54-648
Mary Huebscher NAVFAC 28-45-622
Nicky Negrette WAVES 57-93-613
Roxy Dodd WAVES 54-90-600
Jackie Kidwell NAVFAC 33-59-559
NSGA takes Nat.
League by 10
NSGA finished first in the National
League with a 10-game lead over CFK, the
second'place finisher. NSGA was led by
the pitching of Gene Benson and an ex-
cellent defense. They have three of the
five leading hitters and every man in
their lineup is a tough out. They will
be favored to addrthe base championship
to their long string of victories. CFK
edged Weapons and VP-5 for second place
mainly on good pitching and hitting.
Supply leads in
Amer. finals by 3
In the finals for the American Lea-
gue championship, Supply has a precari-
ous one-game lead over Rockville with
three games to go. NCS still has a
chance for second. Supply has good hit-
ters and improved pitching, but their
defense has been hurting them in big
games. Rockville has improved in the
past three weeks and might well be
favored to win the championship. Rock-
ville has good hitting and defense and
improved pitching. NCS has the best
hitting, but their defense undermines
their pitching and power. A darkhorse
for the playoff is 57th FIS who now seem
to have it all together.
August brings
summer’s end
By the end of August it becomes evi-
dent that the peak of the summer season
has passed; however, in general, the
weather conditions of August change only
slightly from those experienced in July.
The major storm tracks remain mslightly
to the south of Iceland and storm cen-
ters, which pass over or near Keflavik,
continue to be generally weak and dis-’
organized.
The average temperature for the month
is 50.8F (12.6C), 0.6 (0.4) degrees
cooler than July. Prevailing winds are
from two quadrants: the northeast for
33.6 percent of the time and the southr
west 22.8 percent. Winds from these'
quadrants have a mean speed of 11.4
knots. The peak gust for August was?
from the west-southwest at 58 knots in
1969.
Rain and drizzle can be expected to
occur on 68.8 percent of the days, a-
mounting to a mean monthly rainfall of
2.90 ins. (73.66mm). Average weather
and sky conditions continue to be dom-
inated by these periods of rain and
drizzle with an average of 77 percent of
the skv covered by clouds and overcast
conditions occuring 46.2 percent of the
time. Fog can be expected in these con-
ditions also and it occurs 34.6 percent
of the days.
The sun will rise on August 1 ' at
4:38 a.m. and set at 1:32 a.m. for a
total of 17 hours and 54 minutes of day-
light. By the end of the month the
hours of daylight have decreased to 14
hours and 42 minutes with sunrise set
at 6:08 a.m. .m. and sunset at 8:50 p.m.
This is a total loss of 3 hours and 12
minutes over the month.
Shepard nabs ‘B’ finals
Alan Shepard defeated Tim Cunningham
21-16 and 21-10 in the finals to win
Racquetball "B" championship. Shepard
features a mean kill, a solid backhand,
a dazzling aerial attack and a bewilder-
ing boomerang in his arsenal of play.
He may try to add Pete Hershfield's
scalp to his already long coup, however,
Pete has to spot him 10 points. Pete is
the racquetball "A" league champion.
Let’s
help
each
other.
the
good
neighbor.
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1975 Dodge Ram Charger 4 wh drive.
Completely loaded. .Deluxe throughout—
only 3,300 miles. Auto trans, with PS
and 318 V-8 engine, stereo, AM/FM,
etc., for $6,000. Call 4147.
1975 Honda XL-350, 1,800 miles. Call
7201 Mon-Fri from 8 to 4:30 p.m. Ask
for Ray.
1974 pickup 1/2 ton w/shell. V-8 350
with turbo hydra matic, PB, PS, radio
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Call Pearce at IDF 7315 or 7322 during
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1974 Fiat 128 American specs., 8-
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Call 7701 or 7421.
1974 Blazer—PB, PS, 11,000 miles for
$4,800. Phone 7701 or 7421.
1973 VW, U.S. specs., 12,400 miles,
excellent condition, new paint job.
Must see to appreciate. Call 7684 or
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1973 VW Super Beetle, automatic
transmission. Contact SSgt. Summers 8
to 5 at 7690.
1972 Jeep CJ-5, soft top, 304 V-8.
Available after owner completes minor
repairs. Asking $2,800, negotiable.
Call Randy, 5210, or leave message if
not there.
1972 Ford Bronco, two gas can car-
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seat, spare parts, new tires. Asking
$100 over book. Call 7320 or 7375.
1972 Land Rover, U.S. specs, good
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Clarke at 2168.
1971 VW Super Beetle, U.S. specs, 3-
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work for more information. Ask for RMC
Eason.
1970 Maverick, standard shift in
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4107 and ask for Willie.
1970 VW Beetle, Am. specs, radio and
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tires, 33,600 miles, best offer. Call
7252.
1972 Jeep Commando, 4 wheel drive,
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gas racks & cans. Asking $3200, call
Bob at 7147.
1969 Malibu sport coupe, 307 V-8,
bucket seats, floor shift, 58,000 miles,
goes to highest bidder. Call Capt. St.
Clair 4108/7532 work or 5247 home.
1968 VW—needs some work—make offer.
Good running engine.
1965 Toyota Land Cruiser $1,800 with
gas cans and chains. Good shape. Call
7502.
1962 Mercury—runs great, good trans-
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or 7898 Rm. 310 after 5 p.m.
383 Dodge motor 1964, power steering
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Wanted
Volunteer tenor needed to complete
Barbershop Quartet to sing for Mickey
Finn Night at the "0" Club on August 28,
1976. For further information, please
call 4469.
Teenage or young adult to babysit my
6-year-old son two or three nights a
week from three to four hours per night.
Contact Alvin or Linda Stanley at
929-1H.
Two J or L 78-15 tires. Either snow
or summer tread. Contact ET1 Stanley at
5101 and leave a message or 929-1H.
Babysitter for three children in my
home. Call 7741 anytime Saturday
through Monday.
Piano—phone 5252.
Stereo components. Need a receiver,
turntable and speakers. Call RM2
Player at 5130 and leave name and
number.
Babysitter for three children in my
home Tuesday through Saturday. Call Vi
at 7741 anytime Saturday through Monday
and after 5 p.m. Tuesday through Satur-
day.
Lost
Black cat with red collar near IDF
Hqtrs. Call Mrs. Jamison work 4390 or
home 4350.
Free
(1) multi-colored female cat and (2)
black kittens, 2 months old, house-
broken.
Good home needed for a gray-striped
tiger cat. Please call 7657.
Female Siamese—call 7141.
Miscellaneous
Keflavik Navy Aero Club will meet
Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at Base Ops Bldg.
All members are urged to attend.
For Sale
Bedroom suite $100. 4 ft. Xmas tree
$6. Crib with mattress and sheets $30.
Baby back pack new $15. Hamster with
cage and food $15. Call Barfield at
work 7033 or home 9-2693.
4 snow tires, studded 165 x 14. Call
Lt. Perkins—duty 4108 or quarters 5131.
Five gal. gas can with bracket, lock
and spout. New—never been used. Con-
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87mm Big Bore cylinder piston set
$85—still in box, will fit 1300-1600cc
VW engine. New Type III muffler—$25,
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Transformers: (2) 1,000, (1) 1,500,
(1) 350 watt plus Icelandic iron. All
for $40. 2 H78-14 WSW tires in good
shape $20. Call 3307—ask for foole.
One "Sanyo" portable refrigerator,
slightly used. Color—avocado green.
Call 6241 anytime after 6 p.m.
One washing machine $50, clothes rack
for $10, 2,000-watt transformer $20, and
500-watt $5. Call RM2 Player at 5130
and leave name and number.
Green 12 x 15 rug. Never used. Call
Jamison—home 4350 or duty 7503.
Stereo console that needs some minor
work on the amp. Looks very nice—$150.
Call 4147.
QS-500 4-channel rear amplifier by
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Tricycle for 2-5 yr. old; child's
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Call 5247.
Ladies' ice skates—size 8—Lt.
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Sears enclosed car top carrier $35.
Call 7755.
Multi-family rummage sale: ceramic
molds, Artex paintings, drift wood and
corks, clothes, books, one burner pro-
pane stove and lots of interesting junk.
Saturday 11 to 4:30 p.m, at 1054-B Coral
Sea.
Baby stroller $10 and rug shampooer
$10. Call 7701.
Coffee table $10, Xmas tree, 7 ft.,
$6, diaper buckets $1.50 each, baby bot-
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7502.
Two winter parkas, blue and in good
condition, $15 each. One baby crib,
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or home 7165.
4 E-78 studded snow tires 14" $75.
One Whirlpool washer and Sears Ken-
more dryer in excellent condition. Call
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