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White Falcon
November 24, 19.7C
Couple scores 298 in 'no tap*
KBA Jackpot Scotch Doubles
Saints edge Buccaneers, 39 -37
With one second remaining to climax
an uphill battle, Latter Day Saints slid
past the NAVFAC Buccaneers, 39-37, on
"Jose" Murray's 30-ft. jump shot.
Murray had the hot hand as he poured
in 14 points from the outside to decide
a tightly played contest.
The Buccaneers opened an 18-4 lead
in the second quarter and led 19-12 at
half-time.
Murray's 14 was high scorer for the
NAVFAC team while Heywood followed with
10 for the Saints.
Lionel Herbert had 10 for the Bucca-
neers , followed by Joe Thomas with 9.
Luna
Groom
League standings
American
Hospital
VP-49
Marines
Supply
57th FIS
Det. 14
NCS
TKA
National
ALMD
VP-49B
CFK
NAVFAC
LDS
Rockville
NSGA
AFI
"C" league
Grindy
HS
NWSED
Public Works
TKA
AFI Security
Ladies' league
Vikingettes
Trailblazers
Lakers
Sparks
All-Stars
Phantoms
Recreation
IDF
Det. 14
Recreation
VP-49
Supply
NWSED
Losses
Wins
Basketball leading scorers
Name Unit Points Games Average
"A" league
Brown 57th 86 6 14.3
Ritsin VP-49 83 6 13.9
Miller Hosp 69 6 11.5
57th
Supply
"B" league
Nieves AIMD
Hernandez NSGA
Abrahamson CFK
Battenfield VP-49B
Washburn CFK
"C" league
Frantz
Hurley
Spillers
Felton
Haviland
Recreation
Lake
Rattner
Murray
Williams
Glover
NWSED
Grindy
Grindy
HS
HS
IDF
VP-49
IDF
REC
Det
14
Ladies' league
Hollier HS
Wegmueller Sparks
Hern Sparks
Taylor Lakers
Barnthouse Lakers
68
67
73
67
65
64
62
68
53
51
50
45
58
53
40
36
32
36
32
17
14
11.3
13.4
14.6
13.4
16.3
12.8
12.4
13.6
8.8
10.2
10.0
9.0
19.3
26.5
13.3
12.0
32.0
18.0
8.0
5.5
5.7
4.7'
Vikings trip NATO
in foul-plagued game
The Icelandic Vikings edged the NATO
Base team, 78-68 In foul-plagued cage
action last week.
Local players, closed the gap to six
points twice, but could not overcome the
height advantage by the visitors.
Foul-shooting was the base team's
downfall, converting 12 for 32 chances
or only 37 per cent.
High for the visitors was George
Bjarni with 18, Jon Sigurdsson and
William Torfi, having 10 each.
For NATO, high scorers were Walt
Medina, 14; Tom Early, 12 and Bill Groom
with 18.
The next game is scheduled for Satur-
day at Njardvik.
A home game against Njardvik will be
played Dec. 4 at 3 p.m.
The three-game series, played in the
Njardvik bowl, will be an annual event.
Player of the Week
Mike Ritsin, of the VP-49 "Woodpeck-
ers", was chosen player of the week for
his outstanding performances in all his
team's games.
A hustler on defense, Ritsin leads
VP-49's fast breaks with his dribbling.
Mike, an excellent shooter from 18
feet and closer, also leaps aggressively
as well.
The Mary Spillers/Steve Downs doubles
team, posting a 298-game, highlighted
Saturday's third Keflavik Bowling Asso-
ciation Jackpot Scotch Doubles. The
game was 8 pins no tap for women (8 pins
count as strike) and 9 pins no tap for
men (9'pins count as strike).
With strikes up to the ninth frame,
all actions stopped as the bowlers gath-
ered closely to watch the climax. Steve
Downs threw a strike ball at the begin-
ning of the tenth, followed by another
strike by Mary Spillers. Amidst the ap-
plause and rooting of the crowd, Steve
went up to throw the last ball, hoping
to get a strike for a perfect game. The
ball rolled, hit the 3-pin and left two
pins standing—making it two points
short of a perfect game. The crowd, led
by Bud Quinn, and all in fun, commented
in a booming tone, "Steve can't take the
pressure, Steve can't take the pressure
...you turkey!"
The evening was very productive and
a great success, according to Bud Quinn
and Chic Lomonaco, the Scotch Doubles
coordinators.
"The primary purpose of the bi-month-
ly events is to raise money for the KBA
scholarship fund," the coordinators em-
phasized. "Also, we want people to meet
people, make friends, and have fun bowl-
ing."
The KBA scholarship fund has now
raised $100 from the Jackpot Scotch
Doubles events.
7 p.m.
1st game—9 pins no tap for women (9
pins count as strike) and regular bowl-
ing for men:
1 Mary Spillers/Earl Fronabarger 244
2 Dora Fronabarger/Mike Roberts 212
3 Sonja Cristwell/Bill Marquis 209
2nd game—8 pins no tap for women (8
pins count as strike) and 9 pins no tap
for men:
1 Mary Spillers/Steve Downs 298
2 Pat Marquis/John Sykes 273
3 Belen Arquines/Fred Hurban 241
3rd game — Midnight bowling (lights
out)-9 pins no tap for women and regular
bowling for men:
1 Mary and Randy Spillers 182
2 Belen and Romeo Arquines 174
3 Diane Kidwell/Zeke Parham 166
9 p.m.
1st game — 8 pins no tap for men and
regular bowling for women:
1 Debbie and Mike Roberts 212
2 Sonja Cristwell/John Sykes 189
3 Dora Fronabarger/Zeke Parham 183
2nd game—8 pins no tap for women and
9 pins no tap for men:
1 Pat Marquis/Mike Roberts 258
2 Dora Fronabarger/Zeke Parham 257
3 Mary and Randy Spillers 232
3rd game—Midnight bowling — splits
count as strike:
1 Mary and Randy Spillers
2 Dora and Earl Fronabarger
3 Debbie and Mike Roberts
202
197
190
Base bowling roundup
Guys and Dolls league
League standing:
Quicksetters
HowZa "U" Dago
Devil's Advocates
High average Von Soriano
Peggy Lomonaco
High series Bob Kalinowski
Betty Silsby
High game Jim Kollefrath
Roy Smith
Jean Kollefrath
High series (hdcp) Bill Marquis
Helen Soriano
High game (hdcp) Ron Sherman
Chris Robida
50-30
49-31
48-32
173
159
588
513
212
212
214
640
610
232
242
Keflavik Hen's Classic
League standing:
Team #3
Team #8
Team #5
76-54
71-59
70 1/2-59 1/2
Iceland Couples league
League standing:
The Sparemakers 26-14
Fantastic Four 25-15
Dyn-O-Mites 25-15
High average Randy Spillers 178
Mary Spillers 163
High series Bud Quinn 621
Carol Holmes 566
High game Mark Engwall 245
Bunny Walden 198
High series (hdcp) John Miller 645
Sonja Cristwell 645
High game (hdcp) Mick Odell 263
Rita Thompson 253
High average
High series
High game
Mark Engwall
Paul Eastman
Fred Trace
185
634
264
La Monte attacks rally
Supply 'A' to 7-6 win
In Sunday's floor hockey, Franco La
Monte's unnerving attacks piloted Supply
"A" team to a 7-6 victory over Supply
"B."
Franco's consistent attacks and 4
goals, assisted by John Enriquez' fancy
footworks and 3 goals, overpowered the
"B" team's rallies in the first and
third periods. Rookie goal tender
Linver Kroll held the "B" team scoreless
in the second period.
For the "B" team, Peter Weber had 4
goals and Dave Woodrow, 2.
Superb defense was the key to the
"A's" victory.
DEADLINE:
5p.m.
Automobiles
1967 VW.
Call Ron at 4267 after 5
1975 Fiat, yellow colored, four stud-
ded snow tires, five regular tires.
Call 7777.
1974 Blazer, green/white, four wheel
drive, automatic, power brakes, steering
with 14,000 miles, has gas can and car-
rier on it, excellent shape. Call
McFadden at work 4107 or home at 6251.
1974 Mazda RX-4 station wagon, snow
tires, also steel belted radials, air-
conditioned, very low milage. Call 7425
(work) or 6121, Rm. 221, asking $3150.
DT Stephen Lee.
1972 VW, new paint, rebuilt engine,
radio, has four studded snow tires,
chains and four summer tires. Call Jim
at work 7412 or home 9-2961.
1970 Land Rover, US specs, two gas
cans, newly rebuilt generator and
starter, new brakes and three new tires,
four wheel drive-$2100 available any-
time, preferably mid Dec. Call Dianne
Hensler 6119 and 5101.
1970 VW, European specs, new engine
under warranty, good tires, insurance
and inspection sticker good till March-
$800. Call Mike Benier at 4526 or
Kazmierczak at 2292.
p.m.
1969 Land Rover, lock out hubs, good
condition, dependable, 16in x 8 ply snow
tires in excellent condition, luggage
rack, gas cans-$1900. Contact Dr.
Strakley at Dental Dept. or 7455 even-
ings.
1969 VW Beetle; low milage, in good
condition, insured with four spare tires
for $800. Call Rich Nash at 7990 Rm.
218 and leave message.
1965 Ford Galaxie 500, good shape,
excellent transportation. Call 7806 dur-
ing working hours and ask for Tony.
1972 VW, four studded snow tires,
five summer tires, radio, heater, excel-
lent condition only three owners, low
milage. Call Chris at 7628 or 6278.
For Sale
Two 500-watt transformers-$7 each;
one 1000-watt transformer-$10; Navy
bridge coat size 40 regular-$25; Navy
pea coat size 38 regular-$25. Contact
DPC Trace at work 7934 or home at 4453.
Panasonic home stereo center, AM/FM
stereo, BSR turntable, cassette deck,
two speakers with hookup for four, ex-
cellent condition but dust cover is
cracked-$200. Call Henslee at 6119 or
5101.
Marantz receiver #2270 70-watt/ch.
and cabinet-$300; AR turntable and Shure
cartridge-$75. Call 3326, Dr. Zanlyons-
ky.
Hotpoint medium size refrigerator,
excellent condition. Call 5141 or after
5 p.m. call 7940.
Four E-78 x 14 snow tires, excellent
condltion-$20 each. Call Ron Chambers
at ext. 7438 or 7248.
One Mayfair AM/FM MX stereo with 8-
track play/record AMP, two Mayfair
speakers, 30 assorted tapes and two
cases. All for-$175; three transformers
a 2000, 800 and 500-watt for $40. Call
Bob at 4498 between 8 and 5 p.m.
Sears Kenmore washer and dryer, cop-
pertone, good condition-$125 for both.
Call 7609.
Two 1000-watt transformers, excellent
condition-$10 each. Call Stan 2224-4577
form 8 to 5 p.m.
Two A 78 x 13 tubeless studded snow
tires, used one season-$30. Call 6177.
Winter cleat snow tires, 560-15-$25.
Call 9-3397, duty at 7439.
Women's/Girl's 26 inch, three speed
bicycle, excellent condition, no rust.
Maybe Christmas? Call-4157.
Braun F-800 professional flash-$100;
Sears double bed with box springs, frame
and head board-$125; alternator (38amp
HR) rebuilt-$25; one waist level finder
for Nikon F or FTN new-$25. Call Smith
at 4537 or home 7879.
Teac 2300s reel-to-reel tape deck-
$425; Kenwood tuner model KT-800-5, new
for $190; Yashica-135mm lens-$85. Call
7816 or 4136 and ask for DP2 Axelson.
Wanted
Diningroom set table and four or six
chairs. Call SSgt. Jarvis 7882 all day
Saturday and after 5 p.m. on Tuesday.
Free
Three adorable six week old kittens,
male and female. Call 2156 or see them
at 931-1B.
Miscellaneous
The Brotherhood Association of Mili-
tary Airmen will conduct a general mem-
bership meeting Saturday at 2 p.m. in
the Navy Admin conference room, building
752.