The White Falcon - 05.11.1976, Blaðsíða 4

November 5, 1976
White Falcon
Page 4
VP-49 takes preseason crown
The 1976 preseason basketball tourna-
ment was won by the VP-49 "Woodpeckers"
who defeated NCS, 43-37, H-3, 52-37,
Det. 14, 49-69, 57th FIS, 44-36, and
Rockville, 51-34.
Enroute to the championship, Kenneth
Ritsin led the Woodpeckers with an 18-
Gold sweeps Blue 43-27
Led by returning letterwoman, Hafais
Austin, the Gold team swept the Blue
team from the court, 43-27, in girls’
basketball held at the Viking Field-
house, the home of the A. T. Mahan Vik-
ingnettes.
The first half was rather close with
little scoring, but, in the second half,
Austin found the range as she scored 10
field goals by driving past her defen-
sive girl. Blue failed to make the
necessary adjustments which allowed
Austin to score.
Austin scored 20 points to lead all
scorers, and was closely followed by
newcomer Robin Hollier who tallied 14
points for the Blue squad.
The game was a finale to preseason
tryouts for the Vikingnette team, coach-
ed by Rene Mahone.
Out of 28 players who had signed up
for the squad, only 12 were selected.
The competition was keen, making it dif-
ficult for the coach to decide on the
final squad.
Three Vikingnette letterwomen return
this year: High scoring Austin, Wanda
Felton, a forward and Cherye Martin, who
was a defensive specialist last year.
Much is counted on Martin, who must
convert to offensive play, because this
is the first time in league play that
the girls will follow boys’ rules. The
girls will have only five starters and
must play the entire court. Condition-
ing should make the difference in league
play.
League play will begin Tuesday with
three games on tap. Games are scheduled
for Mondays and Thursdays, ending in
February.
It is too early to pick a favorite in
league play, but the Vikingnettes are a
strong contender for league crowns.
There will be two rounds and each round
champion will have a playoff for the
title.
point average as he handled the ball
well to pace their attack.
The Rockets defeated Weather, 57-30,
AFI, 48-28, NAVFAC, 31-28, Hospital, 57-
54, in overtime before losing to the
Woodpeckers.
The tournament had many close games
which points towards a competitive sea-
son since teams have been grouped ac-
cording to ability.
VP-49 will rule as favorite for the
first half, however, they will leave be-
fore the season ends.
57th FIS will probably be slightly
favored in the stronger division of the
"A" league with the "B" division up for
grabs.
In the "C" league, Weather and Public
Works are early favorites.
Six teams will play in recreation
ball with IDF, defending champs, as
favorites.
In ladies’ ball, six teams will play
with not much preseason action, however,
coaches Rene Mahone, High School and Ron
Berry, NCS claim they have the horses,
or fillies and mares, at least to win it
all.
Base team bows to Vikings
The base volleyball team lost two
series with the Icelandic National team,
the Vikings, at the base gym last week.
The visitors won the first game, 15-7
and lost the second, 15-8, scoring
15-13, 15-13 and 15-8.
The base team then took the first
15-13 and lost 15-5, 15-10, 15-5 and
15-10.
The games were hotly contested
despite the 4-1 edge each day as Bob
Simister was the outstanding player for
both sides.
Sports shorts
The intramural racquetball season is
scheduled to begin Nov. 15 with about 15
entries. Pete Hershfield's team looks
like the favorite.
The fall wrestling smoker will be
held Nov. 20-21. According to Dick
Plante, athletic director, all units are
urged to play and individuals may enter
also by calling 5191. Weights will be
by college weight scale as much as pos-
sible.
Base bowling roundup
Northern Gulfstream league
League standing:
Weather 28-4
57th FIS 24-8
AirOps 23-9
High average Dave Haviland 177
High series Cory Axel 598
High game Bill Jenkins 239
High series (hdcp) G. Zimmerman 658
High game (hdcp) Fred Dunham 254
American league
ueague standing
57th ^IS 22-10
NavFac 22-10
AFI 21-11
High average Ernie Cartagena 182
High series Von Soriano 607
High game Ralph Berrier 245
High series (hdcp) Ted Mendoza 694
High game (hdcp) Rich Linson 259
National league League standing:
aIMu 24-8
Rockville 19-13
AFI 19-13
High average Mike Garnot 181
High series Scott Bartlow 644
High game * George Nussberger 263
High series (hdcp) Steve Zeimet 710
High game (hdcp) Lee Crosley 271
* George Nussberger bowled a 263 game
for a century patch, scoring 117 pins
over his average.
Northern Lights League standing league
Grindy Grinders 27-5
Rights and Lefts 21-11
Once in a While 19-13
High average Peggy Lomonaco 160
High series Carol Holmes 572
High game Mary Spillers 197
High series (hdcp) Molly Favro 612
High game (hdcp) Jan Spiehs 221
International league
League standing:
H-l 22-6
NavFac 21-7
Admin 17-11
High average Mike Creamer 185
High series A1 Stever 617
High game Bill Marquis 246
High series (hdcp) Weiland 706
High game (hdcp) J. Lopez 266
Guys and Dolls league
League standing:
HowZa 'U' Dago 35-21
Devil's Advocates 34-22
Quicksetters 32-24
High_average Von Soriano 173
Peggy Lomonaco 152
High series Bill Marquis 568
Betty Silsby 513
High game Jim Kollefrath 212
Roy Smith 212
Jean Kollefrath 199
High series (hdcp) A1 Mikula 606
Chic Lomonaco 606
Helen Soriano 610
High game (hdcp) Ron Sherman 232
Kris Robida 242
Keflavik Men's i Classic
League standing
Team //8 52-39
Team #5 51 1/2- 39 1/2
Team //3 51-40
High average Mark Engwall 18b<
High series Paul Eastman 634
High game Fred Trace 264
UWC Winter league
League standing:
Team #3 17-11
Team #4 17-11
Team #7 16-12
High average Ora Knutty 149
Loida Hopper 147
Terry Souhrada 141
High series Loida Hopper 503
Ora Knutty 499
Terry Souhrada 471
High game Loida Hopper 185
Ora Knutty 177
Bonnie Barry 168
High series (hdcp) Celeste Johnson 590
Terry Souhrada 567
Mary Jo Healy 557
High game (hdcp) Celeste Johnson 218
Mary Jo Healy 214
Bonnie Barry 204
KBA to hold 2nd Scotch Doubles
The 2nd KBA "Jackpot Scotch Doubles"
will be held tomorrow at 9 and 11 p.m.
Everyone is eligible to enter. The reg-
istration sheet will be posted in the
bowling alley. The first 24 couples to
sign up will be allowed to bowl. Have
fun and help KBA raise money for its
scholarship fund. For more information
call Chic Lomonaco at 7650.
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Automobiles Monday
1976 Fiat 131, family sedan, 4 cyl,
4 speed, studded snow tires, five summer
cadials, AM/FM/cassette stereo, much
more. $3,600 or best offer. Call
Dennis at 6292/6115.
1976 Toyota Celica 2000 ST, 5 speed,
3,000 miles, under warranty, 35mgp; 4
brand new studded tires, AM/FM radio,
cassette player and recorder, many ex-
tras, sell under blue book. Call 9-
2060.
1975 Chevy sportvan, rustproofed,
heavy duty suspension, one year old last
Sept. 9,800 miles. Must sell due
to orders. $4,700. Call 7170.
1975 Austin Mini, 4 snow tires, 3
summer, best offer. Call 5103 days or
7538 nights.
197.4 Ford Escort, $1,600, available
Dec. 1. Call Wendt at work 5224 or home
4362.
1974 Fiat 128 3-door station wagon,
European specs, summer/winter tires and
heavy duty springs. Call Ron 7503 or
4350.
1974 VW automatic, new shocks, 28,000
miles. Call Chief Curry at 4682.
1973 VW station wagon, excellent con-
dition. $1,800, call 7257 after 5:30
p.m. available immediately.
1973 GMC Jimmy, summer/winter tires,,
inspected and insured, just tuned up and
runs great, good for seeing the remote
sites in Iceland. See at Bks.756 or call
7409 and ask for Gary Johnson.
1972 VW beetle, '75 factory rebuilt
engine, new paint, radio, 4 studded snow
tires and 4 summer tires, just tuned.
Call Jim at work 7412, home 9-2961.
1972 Honda motorcycle 175cc, excell-
ent condition. Call McFarland at 4498.
1971 VW Super Beetle, excellent con-
dition, 5 summer tires, 4 snow tires and
chains, car top carrier. Call Hanson
at 2125/2110/4189 days or 7977 nights.
1971 VW Super Beetle in excellent
condition with 4 summer/4 studded tires.
Available Nov. 16. Call 7269.
1970 Opel Kadett station wagon, good
running condition, excellent mileage,
insured, must sell. $750. Call Bond
4138 work or 7258 home.
1970 VW beetle, European specs, in
good running condition and very depend-
able. Call Sgt. Stephen Frisco week
days 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at 7037.
Asking $800.
1968 VW, bug, new paint. Call Sgt.
Burchett at home, 7296 or work at 7083.
1967 VW, new engine, muffler, brakes
put on 8 months ago. AM/FM, new clutch,
new paint; car is clean, asking $850.
Call 7942 or 7407 and ask for Gillette.
1967 AMC Rebel, available Nov. 17,
$600. Call 4635 during duty hours.
1967 Chevy Bel Air, inspected, insur-
ed, tuned, 4 studded tires with extra
summer tires, headlights inspected.
$375. Call Mrs. Palalay 7008.
1967 VW bug, U.S. specs, insured/in-
spected, 4 snow tires, body needs some
repair, good vehicle for winter use.
$250. Call Wheeler at 4196 work or 7761
at home.
1967 VW, rebuilt engine, new battery,
snow tires and summer tires, runs well.
Call 4267 after 5 p.m. $750.
1967 VW, American specs, work car/
$400. Call 4579 or 6254 and ask for
Velez.
1966 Plymouth, inspected and insured,
radio, heater, 5 snow tires. $600. Call
7962 after 5 p.m.
1965 Ford station wagon , needs some
work, 4 winter tires, $250. Call Dave
at 5223 or 4326 Rm. 301.
1964 Jeep Wagoneer, 6 cyl. auto, P/G
and P/B, needs Bendix starter. Call
John or Mike during working hours at
4327.
1968 Volkswagon beetle, U.S. specs,
excellent condition, low mileage, $900.
Call Lt. Turner at 7333 or 4341.
For Sale
Nikon F Photomic, 50 mm fl.4 ex-
cellent condition, takes beautiful pic-
tures. I’ll take $325. Call Jim work
7412 or home 9-2961.
1200-watt transformer-$15. Call 4635
during duty hours.
One pair AR2AX speakers, only 3-
months old. Call 4267 after 5 p.m.
Cadette Girl Scout uniforms: size 10
jumper and blouse; two judo Gee's fits
sizes 12-16, $10 and $6. Call 7755.
Braun F-800 professional flash with
Nicad battery pack, half and full power,
narrow and wide-angle, 110 or 220 charge
guide No. 110 for ASAZS film, bounce
head 90 to 50 degrees down. $100. Call
7879 or 4537.
TV Zenith 13" color portable-$125.
Call 6177.
Three bowling balls, 12 lbs. 14 lbs.
and 16 lbs. Asking $15 for each ball.
Call 2259.
Baby crib, green with flowers,
springs and mattress included for $20.
Call Linda at 7942.
Akai reel-to-reel, GX-600 DB, $400,
electric can opener $5, two end tables
for $5 each, one lamp-$2, women's
clothes size 12 to 14. Call Bob 4301.
work or 4260 home.
Hoover washer and dryer (portable)
with stand, only used 8 months. $125.
Call 7310/11, after 5 p.m. and ask for
Jack.
Drum set: Two bass drums, two rid-
ing toms, two side toms, one snare
drum, three cymbals and hi hat all for
$650. Call Dave at 5223 or 4326 Rm.
310.
VW snow tires with studs and rims,
for beetle bug, $100. Call 6254.
Green swag lamp-$10, child's stroller
with wind breaker-$10, Panasonic SE-2207
AM/FM radio/turntable combination with
two speakers-$125. Call 2162 anytime.
Vivitar 85-205 zoom lens with macro
Has Canon bayonet mount, polarizing
filter-softon and skylight. Call Wilson
at work 2121/6121 Rm-211, must sell.
Living room furniture, sofa, 2 chairs
and coffee table. Call SSgt. Jarvis af-
ter 5 p.m. tomorrow, Tuesday and Nov.
12 at 7882.
Wooden spice cabinet-$5, Toastmaster
brroiler/oven-$10 and Peterson playpen in
good condition for $25. Call 7804.
Minolta SRT 101, 58mm fl.2, 135mm
f2.8, lens hoods, several filters,
flash, bag, accessories for $300. Call
7611 after 6 p.m.
1000-watt and 500-watt transformers
for $30, 1/4" drill-$5, baby clothes,
playpen, walker, electric popoom popper
for $7 and electric coffee pot-$7. Call
7454.
Twenty yards of floral drapery mat-
erial for $20, pleater tape, 50q a yard,
6 ft. aluminum Christmas tree $5., ce-
ramic molds, unicycle. Call 7755.
Baby walker, playpen nurser set both
brand new. GE toaster oven (needs
glass). 4-hub caps for late model Chev-
rolet. Guppies-all colors, lyre tails,
veil tails and sword tails. Call 7650.
Kenmore portable dishwasher, 12" X 9'
blue carpet, 12’ X 11' gold carpet,
8’ X 9' brown/black (swirl designs) car-
pets, comic books-$15q each. Call 4449,
Wanted
To rent a car for one month. Call
7650.
Girl Scout uniforms, Brownie, Junior
Cadette, or Senior, -any style, any size
and any part. To buy or sell. Call
Snyder at 7755.
Piano for sale or rent. Contact
Smolonsky, high school at 7008.
All kinds of keys and or defective
locks to aid in completing a locksmith-
ing correspondence course. Call 7037.
Free
Six-week-old adorable kitty-cats.
Call 4350 (Jamison) for information or
stop by building 617-F for a look.
Black and white female cat, friendly
and active, box-trained. Call Greg 8
p.m. - 5 p.m. weekdays at 6106.
Miscellaneous
Next Lamaze class will begin Monday.
To register, call Glenda Taylor at 7254.
The Base Nursery has a limited number
of openings for daily care under a new
special monthly rate. Applicants are on
first call basis. For more information,
please call 76U3.