The White Falcon - 01.10.1976, Blaðsíða 4

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White Falcon
KWBA ends 4-day tourney
The Keflavlk Women's Bowling Associa-
tion Summer Bowling Tournament (handi-
cap) ended Sunday afternoon, after two
weekends of competition for team, dou-
bles, singles and all events honors.
In the team event, "The Bandits" cap-
tured first place, trailed all the way
to the finish by "The Lollipops" and the
VAlley Oops." The Lollipops took second
place over the Alley Oops by one pin.
Individual scores with handicap:
The Bandits:
Helen "Lefty" Soriano 639
Barbara Felton 483
Peggy Lomonaco 530
Dora Fronabarger 585
Total 2237
The Lollipops:
Mary Spillers 484
Marie Sykes 604
Brigitte Haviland 475
Carol Holmes 532
Total 2095
Dora Fronabarger rolled a 534 scratch
series with a high game of 184, Mary
Sykes rolled a 508 scratch series with a
high game of 197, and Beverly McKie
rolled a 508 scratch series with a 182
high game.
Doubles Event'
In the doubles event, first place
went to Helen Soriano and Peggy Lomonaco
with a total of 1150 pins with handicap,
The Naval Station Intermural Basket-
ball League will begin soon, according
to Chief J.W. Eubanks of the Recreation
Department. Registration may be made by
calling the base gym.
Teams may use half courts for prac-
tice by making early reservations.
October 1, 1976
VP-49 elminates Vikings in early rounds
of touch football double elimination tourney
second place went to Sherri Hart and
Dora Fronabarger with a total of 1083
pins with handicap, and third place went
to Dot Hauger and Diana Merrill with a
total of 1048 pins with handicap.
Peggy Lomonaco rolled a 505 scratch
series with a high game of 213. Other
high games were Sonja Cristwell, 179,
Beverly McKie, 175, and Dot Hauger, 173.
Singles Event
In the singles event, Sherri Hart
took first place with a 576 series,
Helen "Lefty" Soriano finished with a
569 series for second place, Sally Bed-
ford and Sonja Cristwell tied for third
and fourth place with 564 series, and
Dora Fronabarger took fifth with a 557
series. All scores are with handicap.
Carol Holmes rolled a 516 scratch
series with a high game of 237, Sonja
Cristwell rolled a 516 scratch series
with a high game of 184, and Dora Frona-
barger had a 506 scratch series with a
211 high game.
All Events
Helen T'Lefty" Soriano took the all
events with a total of 1799 pins with
handicap, and second place went to Dot
Hauger with a total of 1642 pins with
handicap.
Sherri Hart's victory in the singles
event broke Helen Soriano's sweep of the
tournament.
The high game scratch special award
went to Carol Holmes with a 237.
At the end of the tournament, the
players were complimented for their good
sportmanship, friendliness and display
of goodwill by Marlene Hueber, tourna-
ment director and secretary of KWBA.
The A. T. Mahan Vikings lost its
berth early in the double elimination
tournament, suffering a second loss, 22-
0.
The loss was administered by VP-49,
who rode the passing arm of Wildey. The
5'10" 180-pounder led the way for the
"Flyers" with his passing, punting and
running.
The opening minutes of the game were
evenly matched and it looked like the
game might be a punting contest between
Wildey and Doug Fowler, each getting off
long punts with little return by the re-
ceivers.
Neither team could get an offense go-
ing as Doug Rautio tried long passes
without success and Wildey’s receivers
failed to hang on to his passes.
Finally, the break came as Wildey
found Bernadou with a sharply executed
pass that carried into Viking territory.
Then Wildey started to pass and, not
finding a receiver open, ran 13 yards
for a VP-49 score which they needed.
The Vikings could not get a drive
going until the closing minutes of the
game. The extra point was good when
Wildey fired a bullet to Krauer, making
the score 8-0.
Rautio had trouble hitting his re-
ceivers, who were covered or ran pat-
terns that were long, and Rautior.some-
times encountered difficulty in striking
the mark.
Several turnovers put the Flyers in
scoring position. A five-yard pass from
Wildey- to Bernadou accounted for the
second touchdown as the Flyers extended
their lead, 14-0.
At this point, Coach Avery put in his
reserves. They moyed the ball down to
the Flyers’ one-yard line, but the Fly-
ers held.
The final touchdown for the Flver^
came as Crosby ran for 57 yards with his
pass counting for the extra point.
Base bowling roundup
International league
League standing:
Keflavik Men's Classic
League standing:
H-l 10-2 #2 18-8
Air Ops 8-4 #8 16-10
Admin 6-6 #5 15-11
NavFac 6-6 High average Mike Creamer 193
NSGA 6-6 High game Paul Eastman 244
High average Paul Eastman 187 High series Mike Creamer 604
High series Tom Dodson 604
High game William Marquis 246 Guys and Dolls
High series (hdcp) Zeke Parham 658 League standing:
High game (hdcp) Mike Creamer 255 Howza "U" Dagos 18-6
Devil's Advocates 16-8
0WC league High average Von Soriano 176
League standing Betty Silsby 141
in 9-3 High series ilim Kollefrath 543
it 3 7-5 Helen Soriano 472
#8 7-5 High game Roy "Jones" 211
High average Loida Hopper 162 Sally Bedford 164
High series Loida Hopper 487 High series (hdcp) A1 Mikula 606
High game Terry Souhrada 184 Carolyn Lewis 587
High series (hdcp) Betty Young 597 High game (hdcp) Bob Reynolds 216
High game (hdcp) Betty Young 230 Marilyn Bennardo 203
DEADLINE:
Automobiles
1976 Chevy BelAir, inspected, insur-
ed , studded snow tires, tuned, radio and
heater, $600. Call Mrs. Paralay 7008 or
9-3153.
1973 Jeep Commando, 4-whl drive, V-8,
radio, heater, 8-track, inspected, in-
sured, excellent condition, hlue book
$3025. Call Thomas 7410.
1973 AMC Gremlin, like new, must see.
Call Chance 7939 DWH.
1972 Jeep Commando, 4-whl drive, V-8,
304, AM/FM/8-track, luggage rack. Call
Bob 7147.
1970 VW nine-passenger bus, inspect-
ed, insured, U.S. specs, low mileage,
will trade for smaller car or sell for
$900. Call 2166.
1970 Opel Kadette station wagon, ex-
cellent condition, new summer tires,
good mileage. Call Bond 4138 or 7258.
1969 Austin American 1300 automatic,
27,000 miles, U.S. specs, $900. Call
7852.
1969 VW with '75 engine block, four
studded snow tires, inspected, insured,
$850. Call Deb 7995.
1968 VW, inspected, insured, good
condition, reliable, excellent mileage,
asking $900. Call Glen 7829.
1968 Plymouth Belvedere, inspected,
insured, seats in bad condition, good
dependable car, $900 or best offer.
Call Ken 7111.
1967 VW Bug, good body and engine,
$500. Call Fisher 7500 DWH, after 5
p.m. 7487 room 217.
1965 VW, insured, inspected, with
parts. Call Ron 7585 or 9-3423.
1965 VW, ugly but dependable, in-
spected, insured, $250, must sell im-
mediately. Call Crisp 6103 DWH, after
5 p.m. 7591.
1965 Buick, new muffler, starter with
springs, new paint and alternator, $550.
Call 7560 or 2130.
1942 Willys Jeep, needs some elec-
trical work, $575. See Tom at bowling
alley or Bks 748, room 222.
For Sale
Four studded snow tires, sizes 78 fc
15 for VW, $50. Call 4503 at work or
7744 at home.
Multiple family rummage sale, laun-
Utmdwf
dry room Qtrs. 952-1 on Oct. 2, 76. Noon
to 5 p.m. Call 7566 after 5 p.m.
Three studded snow tires, like new
and fits 15" VW wheels. Call 2290 or
7709 at BEQ 750 Rm. 107.
One 9 x 12 ginger colored rug. Very
good condition-used one month. Call
Mary at 7654 or come see at 1056-A Cor-
al Sea. $45 or best offer.
Baby things for sale, all for $40. 11
cu. ft. ice box, best offer, pot plants,
best offer. Call Ron at 7585 or 9-3423
in Kef.
Wicker baby's dresser with padded top
for $20. Call 4245.
Baby stroller-$15, feed and play ta-
ble-$15, bowling ball 9h lbs.-$4, three
transformers-$30, diningdroom table and
4 chairs-$25, call 4162.
Two pair gold black out drapes, full
lenght, phone 7868.
Sears Kenmore heavy duty washer and
dryer, electric, White, almost new, $400
for set. Kef-kit: lamp/appliance adap-
ters, bulbs, transformers: 2000, 1000,
two 500's and two 200's, all for $80.
Over-the-john bathroom cabinet-$5. Navy
bridgecoat, size 42-44, $30. Call Chief
Sorel 4302 or 4178.
Four E-78 x 14 studded snow tires,
used very little, $75. Polaroid SX-70
model 2 camera with case and accessory
kit, $110. Call 4344 anytime after 5:00
p.m.
Two TV's good for parts-best offer.
Brand new hamster cage never used, ex-
ercise : ball, years supply of food and
sawdust $15. 1066-D Coral Sea.
One Tyco HO guage railroad with 4' x
8' layout on board, various structures,
used three times. Just in time for
Christmas, $75. Call 7754.
Dinette set, playpen, stroller, car
seat, misc. clothing items. Call 7365
after 6.
One pair Head's Masters snow skis.
$40. Call 7754.
Two pairs men's ski boots, sizes 9
medium and 10^ medium. Koflack brand,
used twice, boot trees included. $20
each. Call 7754.
Five speed Sear's men's bicycle,
needs one pedal. $40, call 7757 at
home.
Orange tree in large oak barrel,
Pram, and painting. Call 7777.
Two family rummage sale, Sat. Oct. 2,
1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Qtrs. 951-3A. Baby
items, clothes, books, records, plants
and much more. Call 7254.
1200-watt transformer-$12, 500- watt
transformer-$5, toaster, broiler, oven-
$3, dishes-four place setting-$3, pots
and pans-$5, assorted plants $1 to $3.
Call 9-3465.
Used easy chairs, rocking chair and
coffee table. Good condition, reason-
able price. Call Pearce at 7315 or
7322.
Movie camera, projector and lights.
Minolta reg. 8mm camera, Argus Projec-
tor complete set for $75. Call 4257.
Kitchen table and 4 chairs in usable
shape, call 4475.
Women's clothing size 14, electric
can opener, boy's clothing 2-4 and many
household items, Sat. 10-5 p.m. at 963-1..
Two new 8 x 12 rugs, $40 each. Call
Chance 7939 from 8 to 5 p.m.
One set of barbells 145 lbs, no dum-
bells. $40. Call Deb at 7995.
Transformer—1000 watt, spennubrey-
tar-$10. Contact RMC Stouffer at work
7033 or at home 7375.
Two H78 x 15 tires $5 each, one 650 x
16 Cooper super traction tire-$10, Sears
12 volt car vacuum cleaner-$5, electric
hair dryer-$8, three size 10 wool ma-
ternity dresses-$10 each call 7541.
Transformer 1500 watt, like new, only
used a few months. See at 953-1E.
An attractive velvet covered sofa.
Call 4147.
Garage sale: Bldg 953-2 second
floor, Sat. and Sun. 11 to 5 p.m. and
much more.
Akai M-7 reel-to-reel recorder with
stereo mikes, $150. Call Fliegel at
7278 after 5:30 p.m.
Whirlpool washing machine, good con-
dition. Must sell! $25. Call Odom at
4137 or 6147.
Portable electric piano. Call Thomas
at .ext. 2123/7149,
One 25" console TV two speakers Ice-
landic pickup, $80. One 19" portable
TV works, $25. 1 baby stroller like new
for $20. 1 book shelf for $30. Call
7852.
Yard sale at 1063-B, few molds, few
paints, 9 x 12 rug also many more items
and toys.
Five studded snowtires, 6. 85 x 15.
excellent condition, best offer, port,
typewriter, hardly used, script type,
best offer or will trade for standard
model, call 7843 after 5.
Portable manual typewriter. Call
7008 at work or 9-3153.
Miscellaneous
Anyone interested in competing in
either floor or ice hockey. Contact Ed
Williams in Rm. 204 bldg. 748 or call
4486.
La Leche League will discuss "The
Family and the Breastfed Baby" on Mon-
day, October 4 at 10 a.m. in 963 2-H.
All interested women are invited to at-
tend. For more information call Linda
Winkler at 7616.
The NCO Wives Club will meet on
Wednesday, Oct. 6, at 7:30 p.m. in the
home of Nadine Cordes, Quarters 606-B.^
Join us; meet new friends, get involve*
in base activites. For information
call Judy Thomas, 7112.
An organizational meeting for the up-
coming Youth basketball league will be
held Wednesday, 6 October 1976 at 8:30
p.m. Volunteer coaches and referees are
needed to make the Youth's season a suc-
cess. The meeting will be conducted at
the COMFAIRKEF conference room, Hangar
831. For further information contact
AW1 Horwath at AW1 face at ext. 5234.
Yoga classes for adults and high
school seniors begin Oct. 14, from 8 to
9 p.m. Call Eileen Andriew at 2150 or
the Youth Center at 5180.
The Kings Men Chess Club holds weekly
meeting at the USO music room each Sun-
day at 1 p.m.
Wanted
Daytime bartender and cocktail wait-
resses. Apply in person at the CPO
Club or call 7201.
Live-in babysitter for 3 school age
children. Oct. 17 thru. 23. Call 7868.
Person to babysit for 1 year old in
my home one day a week (from 8 to 5 p.m.
Call 6153.
Need babysitter for 7 month old girl,
preferable in my home. Monday-Friday.
Call 2169 anytime.
Lost
Black leather school bag left in
school bus stop in Coral Sea housing
September 23. Has initials JDP inside
closure top. Please call 7243.
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