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White Falcon
January 7, 1977
Crusaders down Billikens
AFRS to air Super Bowl
The Super Bowl game between Oak-
land Raiders and Minnesota Vikings
will be aired on American Forces Ra-
dio Sunday at 8:30 p.m.
in two cage events
The NATO Billikens, depleted by the
loss of VP 49 personnel and transfers,
dropped two games to the Njardvik Cru-
saders, 72-64 and 76-57. Both games
followed the same script, close for the
first half and most of the second, how-
ever each of the reserves allowed the
Crusaders to open with a slight edge.
Rick Mitchell and Walt Medina played
their best games of the year, scoring 18
each in the first game while only Jack
Redmond (14) led in the second.
The Crusaders had Einar Steini, 25,
and Talle Gunnar, 20, to lead them in
the first game while five men took the
lead in the second game.
The Crusaders have improved with
their new coach as the base team used to
count on a couple of aims whenever they
came to town.
The next game will be tomorrow with
the Grindavik Norsemen, playing 57
Fighter Interceptor Squadron at 3 p. m.
Player of the Week
Richard Mitchell of the Marine Bull-
dogs was chosen as player of the week
for his brilliant rebounding, play-mak-
ing and scoring in his team's games.
Mitch scored 19-16-14 in addition to
sweeping the boards and blocking six
shots. Mitch averages 13 points a game
for the Bulldogs and is instrumental in
their high place in the league stand-
ing.
Wrestling tourney slated
The 1977 wrestling tournament will be
scheduled Mar. 12-13.
All units are urged to enter teams
however, individuals may enter by con-
tacting Dick Plante at 5191 or 4558.
First or second place trophies will be
given in each weight class plus team
awards for first, second, or third.
Hot dogs fry foes in finals
The Hotdogs advanced to the finals by
defeating the Ridge Runners 60-58, Rock-
ets 65-37, Redmen 51-40, Moonmen 71-50,
and the Stompers 53-44. The Stompers
defeated the Eagles 56-39, lost to the
Redmen 48-37, defeated the Ridge Runners
50-48, Eagles 42-36, Redmen 44-43, and
the Moonmen 48-47 before the final.
Games were close and competition very
spirited and friendly. Price of admis-
sion will be raised next year because of
popularity of this year's tourney.
Members of the Hotdogs were: Jim
Harnett, Tom Walker, (who was selected
most valuable player), Brent Wells, Joe
Sellman, Jim Frazier, Bob Bailey, Fred
Dancy and Hafdis Austin. Members of the
Stompers were: Ken Siverance, Leo
Berry, Glenn Battenfield, Ron Hudson,
Milton Holmes, Rick Sutton, Bill Joy and
the secret weapon Ace Kidwell.
Hafdis Austin received MVP for the
women.
Hotdogs talte Stompers. 53-44
The Hotdogs came back from a 29-23
deficit to defeat the Stompers 53-44.
Hafdus Austin was the girl on the spot
as she sparked the HDs to their win,
Under the unique rules of the tourney,
girls' points count double, so Hafdus
broke the Stomper’s back with a six
point basket from long range and then
completed the day with six two-point
foul shots at a crucial time in the sec-
ond half with the score, 40-39. Leading
scorers were Tom Walker, 17, Fred Dancy,
14, and Austin, 12, for the HDs and
Milton Holmes 16, Glen Battenfield 11,
and Rick Sutton 19, for the Stompers.
Top eager*' points
Basketball leading scorers
Name Unit Points Games Averaqe
Ritson VP-4 9 194 14 13.8
Brown 57th 184 14 13.2
Groom Supply 179 14 12.8
Russler NCS 177 13 13.7
Miller Hosp 175 14 12.5
National
Davis VP-49 184 14 13.2
Abrahamson .
CFK 176 11 16.0
Hernandez
NSGA 176 13 13.5
Simister AIMD 176 14 12.6
Continental
Frantz NWS ED 141 10 14.1
Felton HS 117 10 11.7
Haviland HS 103 10 10.3
Hurley Grindy 89 10 8.9
Wellman Grindy 88 9 9.9
Recreation-'
Shepard Supply 153 7 21.8
Lake IDF 98 6 16.3
White IDF 88 6 14.7
Murray IDF 82 6 13.7
Frantz NWSED 81 4 20.3
Women's
Hollier HS 95 7 13.6
Jorewicz TB 87 7 11.0
Wegmueller
Sparks 77 10 7.7
Moore Lakers 76 8 9.5
Austin HS 63 8 8.0
Northern Lights league
League standing:
Grindy Grinders 51-17
Rights and Lefts 48-20
Lonesome Foursome 39-29
High average Mary Spillers 164
High series Peggy Lomonaco 572
High game Rita Odell 214
High series (h) Mollie Favro 612
High game (h) i Belen Arquines 229
0WC Winter League
League standing:
Team #4 43-18
Team //6 28-24
Team if 3 less pins 28-24
High average Loida Hopper 150
Ora Knutty 148
Terry Souhrada 146
High series Loida Hopper 503
Lou Hall 458
Bonnie Barry 454
High game Bonnie Barry 187
Loida Hopper 183
Lou Hall 177
High series (h) Loida Hopper 575
Bonnie Barry 562
Jenine Olson 561
High game (h) Jenine Olson
Bonnie Barry 223
Betty Christ 216
Lou Hall 213
Guys and Dolls league
Final standing:
Devil's Advocates 76-52
Howza "U" Dago 75-53
Quicksetters 72-56
Fred's Improvements 68-60
Snuffy's Gang 66-62
The Unknowns 63-65
Little Stinkers 48-80
Okies and Us 44-84
High average Von Soriano 172
Peggy Lomonaco 159
High series Bob Kalinowski 588
Virgie Rouse 521
High game Roy Smith 222
Jean Kollefrath 214
High series (h) Ron Sherman 642
Marilyn Bennardo 613
High game (h) Mike Roberts 246
Betty Silsby 243
Most improved Bob Reynolds +7
Dottie Mikula +7
Automobiles
1976 Austin-Mini 1000, like new, only
five months old, four studded snow tires
and four summer tires, insured and in-
spected, available 1st of March-$2000.
Call Jim at 4228/7259.
1975 Ford Bronco "ranger package"
yellow with reserve gas tank, roof with
spare tire addition and spare holder for
two five gallon cans; superb heavy duty
roll bar; AM/FM cassette stereo; carpet-
ing; two sets tires-winter studded and
summer; 35,000 miles serviced by excel-
lent mechanic. Call Dr. Zaklynsky at
ext. 3326 or Reykjavik 25564.
1974 Volkswagen, Superbeetle, yellow,
9000 miles, very good condition, four
snow tires, five summer tires-$1800.
Call Thomas at 7405 or 7972.
1973 VW Superbeetle, AM/FM radio,
rear window defroster, much more. Call
4527 or 4448 after 5 p.m
1973 Fiat 128 sports coupe, blue, AM
/FM radio, luggage rack, four summer
tires, six snow treads, four with studs,
rear defroster, available in Feb. Call
Dan Bartos at 4325 or 4245.
1973 Superbeetle, U.S. specsv AM/FM
cassette player, rear defroster, five
summer/four winter tires-$1700. Call
Mr. Greer at 7908 or 7334.
1972 Land Rover series 3, long body,
109" wheelbase with five doors, new
tires, locking front hubs, two gas cans,
available Feb. 20. Call Mike at 5234 or
7875.
1972 VW Squareback, U.S. specs, new
paint, rebuilt engine, has four studded-
snow tires, four summer tires, new brake
patch, available in Jan. Call Earnie at
home 7542 or work 7505.
1972 VW 411, excellent condition, AM
/FM, U.S. specs, best offer. Call Mark
home 5150 or work 4325.
1971 VW Squareback, runs but needs
work, summer and winter tires, radio,
selling for $500. Call 7566.
1970 Plymouth station wagon, recent
tune-up, radio and heater, luggage rack
excellent condition, asking $700. Call
4182 or 7651.
1969 VW, needs paint, good interior
engine runs good, four winter tires, two
summer, all inspections complete. Call
Owens at 7037 (work) or 4631 after 5
p.m.-$550.
1969 VW Beetle, new paint, five snow
tires, rebuilt engine, inspected, insur-
ed. Call Wheeler 3196 (work) or (home)
at 7761.
1969 Volvo 142, two door, good reli-
able transportation, summer/winter
studded tires, available immediately.
Call 6117 after 5 or 4122 during work.
1967 VW Bug, mechanically sound, fair
body-$500. Call Bill Glass at 4284.
1962 VW, sell before Wednesday, best
offer. Call 4586 or 4635.
For Sale
Four new black slip on or screw on
chair replacements for kitchen chairs-
$15; one bassinet no pad-$5; one baby
stroller-$15; full red interior for VW
Beetle, two 8-track car tape players.
Call Ed after 5 p.m. at 2241.
Nineteen inch black and white Mag-
navox console TV-$100; hamster cage, ex-
ercise ball and food-$ll. Call 7160 or
4517.
Yashica 135mm lens-$75; Kenwood tun-
er, new #8005-$189; Teac 2300s reel to
reel-$415; new rear brake shoes-$12;
L78 x 15 regular tires-$25, Call 7816
or 4136.
Two new juvenile rocking chairs,
never been used, selling at cost-$ll
each. Call 7949.
Twenty five inch color T.V., Spanish
console, Sears sllvertone, must see to
appreciate-$350. Call 7259.
1000-watt transformer-$10; baby car
seat-$5; baby swing-$7; baby changer-
$10; baby walker-$3; electric bottle
sterilizer-$5. Call Pat Marquis at
7107.
Looking for VW parts? I have lots of
parts but going fast, for more informa-
tion call Bill Trumpler at 4648 or 7409
and leave a message.
Coil overload helper springs, still
in original box, will fit nearly all
American cars-$8. Call Mike at 5234 or
7875.
Portable cassette recorder and ac-
cessories-$30; golf bag-$10; 23" black
and white T.V.-$100; shoe-type roller
skates, size l-$5; boys'shoes size 3 1/2
for $2. Call 7640.
L.L. Bean insiilated hunting boots,
aviation green uniform (size 42-44), of-
ficers' bridge coat (long), Fisher ster-
eo receiver. Call 7551.
Twenty three inch RCA color T.V. de-
signed in early American maple-$250
Call 7651.
Thirteen inch studded snow tires, set
of four only used one winter-$60; also
four Mazda thirteen inch rims for $35.
Call Mike at 5234 or 7875.
Electric typewriter SCM-110, metal
body 'script type' type, all fully in-
terchangeable includes poly/fiberglass
case, like brand new-$130. Call 7322 or
7315 and ask for Ron and Rene.
Two aluminum camp cots with mat-
tresses, excellent condition, one for $7
or both for $10. Call 9-3397.
Miscellaneous
There will be a Top of the Rock Ad-
visory Board meeting, Friday, Jan. 7, at
1:30 at the Top of the Rock Club. All
Top of the Rock Advisory Board members
are urged to attend.
The Keflavik Navy Aero Club will hold
its monthly meeting on Sunday Jan. 9 at
the Air Ops building at 7:30.
There will be a Ski Club meeting on
Sunday Jan. 9 at 1:30 at the O'Club.
The next Lamaze class will begin Jan.
10. To register call Glenda Taylor at
7254.
Lost
Instamatic camera at the O'Club New
Year's Eve, reward offered. Call 7439
or 9-3397.
Wanted
Good used rocking chair, call Ron or
Rene at 7315 or 7322 and home at 7197.
Found
Two wheel covers at Commissary. Call
5119 between 8-11 a.m.