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White Falcon
August 27
1976
Track and field meet slated
Tomorrow and Sunday
will have a track
Events will be in
' the NATO Base
and field meet.
four divisions:
men under 30
years of age,
men over 30
years of age,
open events and
women 's open
events.
under 30 years of
A gold medal
_ will be awarded
the first place
finisher in the
individual events. Second place will
get a silver medal. There will also
be team competition and the first
three teams will get trophies.
Field events start at 10 a.m. both
days at or near the base gym. Track
events start at 1:30 p.m. at the old
taxi-way, in front of the American Ex-
press Bank.
Events for men
age will be:
50 yard dash
100 yard dash
220 yard dash
440 yard dash
880 yard dash
one mile run
two mile run
60 yard low hurdles
shot put (16 lbs.)
discus
long jump
high jump
Events for men over
age will be:
30 years of
50 yard dash
100 yard dash
22Q yard dash
440 yard dsah
880 yard dash
one mile run
60 yard low hurdles
shot put
discus
long jump
high jump
for all ages will
be:
440 yard relay, 4 X 110 yards
880 yard relay, 4 X 220 yards
one mile relay, 4 X 440 yards
weightmen's 50 yard dash (minimum
weight 220 lbs.)
weightmen's 100 yard dash (minimum
weight 220 lbs.)
The open events for women will be:
50 yard dash
100 yard dash
220 yard dash
440 yard dash
shot put (12 lbs.)
discus
long jump
high jump
A person can register
for any event at the time
of the competition—simply
sign up with the track and
field meet officials.
The meet will go on
even if it is raining.
NCS goes undefeated in 12-team tourney
NCS defeated Rockville, 8-7, in a
thriller that was decided in the bottom
of the seventh. NCS went undefeated in
the 12-team tourney, defeating NSGA,
57th and Rockville. They took Rockville
again enroute to the championship. They
counted a 3-0 lead in the third, but NCS
scored four in the fourth on a three-run
homer by Mike Adamczewski and hits by
Mick O'Dell, Randy Spillers and Bill
Spiehs.
Rockville scored two in the fifth to
lead 5-4, but NCS came back with two in
the bottom to retake the lead 6-5.
Going into the seventh, NCS led 7-5.
However, hits by Herb Sagaser, Pat Joy,
Pat McCarty and Ben Meredith tied the
score. A double by Brad Elter scored;
Mike Cousino was the clincher.
Leading hitters for■ Rockville were
Pat McCarty 3/4, Ben Meredith 4/4, while
for NCS it was Mick O'Dell 3/3 and Bill
Spiehs 2/3.
AIMD rolls
9621 to win
base-wide
bowling
The NSGA Sentinels defeated NCS 4-1
in the finals of the base championship
to climax an amazing season of 38 con-
secutive wins. They accomplished their
latest victory without the services of
ace pitcher, Gene Benson, however, Bob
Harris proved an able substitute. He
scattered six hits in his first attempt
as a pitcher.
David Stokes was the only batter from
NCS to get two hits while John Pozniak
and Lou had 2/3 for NSGA.
The Sentinels were really up for the
game as they played errorless defense
and came up with several great plays to
rob NCS of potential hits.
The AIMD tean won the base-wide roll-
offs Aug. 16, 17 and 18 with 9621 pins.
Second place went to the 57th FIS team
with a score of 9592.
The first and second place teams of
all men's intramural leagues had the
roll-off to determine the base champ-
ionship. They bowled 10 games and the
winner was the team with the most pins.
Going into the final round, Supply
was in first place, Admin in sec
AIMD was in the number three slot
had slipped into third after
most of the way in the roll-off. Fourth
place was held by 57th.
AIMD poured on the steam and took
first. The 57th FIS Team shot a game
of 1107 to climb to second place. One
team member, Clarence Allen, had a tenth
game score of 266. He shot 10 strikes
in a row and had the high game of the
roll-off.
ond and.
. aiml|
leading
NSGA takes
NCS, 4-l\
in championship
Rockville and Supply
fight for league lead
In the intermediate league champion-
ship, Rockville was undefeated at press
time with Supply having to beat them
twice to claim the championship. Rock-
ville only needs one more win. Rock-
ville advanced to the finals, beating
Supply 3-2 and then NCS 8-7. Supply
beat NSGA 7-5 and NCS 4-1 after their
3-2 loss to the Rockville Rockets. The
final game looms as a toss-up.
American Forces Radio will feature
major league baseball all week
The AFRS baseball schedule is as
fAllows:
Tomorrow, 6:06 p.m.-‘-the Philadelphia
Phillies at the Cincinnati Reds.
Sunday, 6 p.m.— Kansas City Royals
at Boston Red Sox.
Monday, 12:30 a.m.— Cincinnati Reds
at St. louis Cardinals.
Tuesday, 3 a.m.— New York Yankees at
Oakland A’s.
Wednesday-,- 11:30 p.m.—Kansas City
Royals at Baltimore Orioles.___________
Football teams shape up for the season
After two days of football play, the PW will spring some surprises and Air
league looks very balanced. Some of the Ops and 57th are unknown quantities,
stronger teams are: Grindy, NSGA, Det. The offensive-minded observers will
1, VP-49 and Supply. CFK, HS, AFI, Med- like Grindy, VP-49 and Supply while the
ical and NAVFAC are a man or two away exponents of defense will regard as
from contention while Marines, NCS and their choices: NSGA, Det. 1 and CFK.
For Sale
Typewriter—needs cleaning $50 and
new ceramics paints. Call 7461 after 5
p.m.
Kodak pocket instamatic 20 camera w/
case—seldom used $20. Call 7958.
Inchworm riding toy $8, two folding
chairs $5 each, women's black winter
coat (large) $5 and "Squash Blossom"
Indian necklace $30. Call 7871.
B/W 19" Sylvania TV, never played
much. Includes TV stand $100. New VW
Bug gas tank—fits early 60 model up to
1967 $20.
Two globe bars—small, big—price
markedly low—call 7674—must see to ap-
preciate.
Whirlpool washer and Kenmore dryer in
excellent condition $250. Call Chuck at
2158/7435.
Transformers: one 500-watt, two 1000
watt and one 1500 watt. Call work 4439
or home 2243 and ask for Paul.
Four G78 x 15 studded snow tires,
used two winters in Iceland—in very
good condition. Call Paul work 2285 or
home 7757.
King size waterbed—$30 or best offer
—call Sgt. Libby at 5180.
Latest 45 rpm records from the States
—call Dot at 7655.
Baby crib w/mattress $30, dressing
table $7, four TV trays $5, toaster $7,
iron $10 and mixer $6. For information,
come by new quarters 929-1A.
Sunbeam self-buttering popcorn popper
—used only twice. Call 6102.
Nylon car cover for Bronco or Scout.
Also girls' 20-inch bike. Call 7659.
Dark brown hairpiece $7, blue van
bench seat—like new $15. Call Ron or
Rene 7315 or 7322.
Best offer on 20 volumes of Encyclo-
pedia International, 20 volumes of New
Book of Knowledge with home and school
study and reading guides, 10 volumes of
Best Loved Classics, 10 volumes of Basic
Home Library, four volumes Medical and
Health Encyclopedia. All have deluxe
binding and up-to-date yearbooks. Must
see to appreciate. Must sell now. Call
2270.
King size sheets and Sears best mat-
tress pad—like new—hardly used. $20
for set. Call John at 2130 work or 7151
home.
Hoover portable, apartment-size wash-
er—looks good, runs great; excellent
for off-base apartments. $100 or best
offer. Call John, 7935, 1-10 p.m.
Yashica Auto Yashinon DX 1:2.8, F e-
quals 135mm lens, screw mount, includes
case. Excellent condition $90. Call
7816 after 4 p.m.
Stroller $15. New baby quilt and
pillow $8. Handmade Afghans and baby
Afghans. Phone 7814.
Minolta 8mm movie camera with light-
ing attachment and an Argus movie pro-
jector—entire unit in excellent mechan-
ical condition. $85 or best offer for
the set. Smith Corona electric type-
writer with script type (interchangeable
with standard type—not included)—ex-
cellent condition $120 or best offer.
Call 7263.
10 x 12 green shag rug, boys' ice
skates size 8, 8 ohms speakers. Call
4427 or 7250 after 5 p.m.
Portable playpen-crib $15, umbrella
$12, potty chair $3, car seat $3 and
misc. clothing. Phone 7244.
Wanted
Bowlers for the Thursday afternoon
ladies' bowling league. Contact Carol
Christy for more information at 4461.
Person to sit for one-year-old in my
home five days a week. Phone 6153.
Engine for a 1968 Volkswagen Beetle.
Contact Shelly at 7684.
Babysitter for 10-month old girl
Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Call 6241 after 6 p.m.
Babysitter for one child in our home
on base. Three or five days per week 8
to 5. Prefer non-smoker. Contact Lt.
McAuley 6208 (duty) 4376 (home).
Reliable, good-natured person want-
ed to sweep, mop and wax common areas of
three-story apartment building once a
week. Call 7546 or 4371.
Full-time babysitter 8 to 5 for two
children—girl three years, boy 11/2
years. Call 7124 or 7955 after 5 p.m.
and ask for Terry.
Good, used electric or manual type-
writer. Call Rene at 7315 or 7292.
Automobiles
1975 VW, European specs., extra set of
studded tires, insurance included $2000.
Phone 7579.
1974 1/2 GMC, 350 V-8, auto trans., PB
and PS, AM radio—low mileage—asking
$3,600. Make offer. Call Ron or Rene at
7322 or 7315.
1974 Fiat 128, summer and winter tires
and '76 inspected/insured, good condition
for $1,800. Call 7710.
1974 SAAB, brown, four-door, front
wheel drive, winter tires, rear window
defroster, inspected and insured through
March 1977. Blue book $3,775—asking
$3,400. Call work 6102 after 5 p.m.
4395.
1973 MG Midget, excellent condition,
some spare parts, best offer. Call 6189
and ask for Georgia or see at 930-1E.
1973 Jeep Commando, V-8, radio, eight-
track tape, excellent mechanical condi-
tion. Asking blue book $3,025. Call
Thomas 7410 or 5244 evenings.
1972 Jeep Commando, V-8 304, AM/FM and
eight-track, luggage rack, four-wheel
drive. Call Bob at 7147.
1972 Land Rover, U.S. specs., good
condition, extra gas cans. Lcdr. Clarke
5223 or 2168.
1971 Datsun station wagon, inspected
and insured through March 1977. Snow
tires and chains, new exhaust system,
runs good. Call SSgt. Yopp 7192 or 5255.
1970 VW Squareback, engine overhauled
in May, insurance paid, four studded snow
tires $1,200. Home 7244 or work 7787.
1969 VW Fastback—great for parts, en-
gine and transmission can be sold separ-
ately. Ask for Don at 7342 or 4203.
1969 VW Bug—rebuilt engine, new muf-
fler, clutch, seats for $800. 1966 VW
Bug for $700—includes eight.!months of
insurance. Call Bill Glass at 4284.
1968 VW—runs good—new muffler, and
brakes—needs some body work—four snow
tires and insurance for $550. Call Jim
at 6238.
1967 Chevy Bel Air, '76 inspected, ’76
headlight adjustment, PS, PB, four extra
studded snow tires $750. Call 7251.
1967 Simca, good condition, winter and
summer tires $500. Call Mary at 7234 or
4435 after 5 p.m.
1966 Mustang, 289 V-8, three-speed
for more information call 7659 after
p .m.
1965 Toyota Land Cruiser in good shape
for $1,700. Call 7502.
1965 Valiant, good transportation,
new brake system, power steering, snow
tires, chains, inspected $630. Call
Jones 7606/4229.
1961 Ford Ranchero Camper Topper $700
or best offer. Call 7463.
1961 VW available for parts: engine
good, five snow tires, new master and
slave cylinders—package deal $300.
Call 7234 or 4435 after 5 p.m.
Volkswagon engine and transmission
—call 4257.
VW parts—a whole bunch of them—call
Bill Glass at 4284.
Free
Help! Just received orders for Sep^
tember. Need someone who understand®
and cares for animals to take a pregnant^
cat. Call Pam 7914 (work) 4178 (home).
One and a half year old, playful,
housebroken male cat, who loves children
—call 7778.
Miscellaneous
Tuesday morning Powder Puff bowling
league Is In need of new members for the
winter league. Anyone Interested should
contact Jean Kollefrath at 5254.
The Brotherhood Association of Mili-
tary Men in Iceland will meet Sunday at
3 p.m. in the Conference Rm., Bldg. 752.
Members and guests are invited.
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