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White Falcon
February 18, 1977
Mahan Gold throws Blue, 33-20
Saturday afternoon, the A.T. Mahan
Gold matmen defeated the Blue grapplers,
33-20, in the first Wrestle-0-Rama held
in the base gym. Of the eleven matches,
only one went the full three rounds, won
on a 10-1 decision by Mitch Cowart over
Paul Bevines in the 80 and under weight
division.
All other matches ended in pins and
one default.
In the opening match, Mitch Cowart
maintained control over his opponent,
Paul Bevins, who struggled against his
stronger foe. The agile Cowart took a
quick 6-1 lead in the first round,
^coring two points in each of the next
two rounds to capture the 80 and under
division title, giving the Gold team an
unrelinquished 3-0 lead.
In the 90 pound division, Dan
0*Connor wasted little time with his op-
ponent, Scott Miller, pinning him in 12
seconds of the first round; O'Connor was
credited with the afternoon's fastest
pin, showing his finesse and skill in
the brief match.
In the 98 pound division, aggressive
Barry Simpson proved too much for Mike
Martinez, with a 1:06 pin in the second
round. When making the pin, Simpson
commanded a 7-0 lead, and showed his
strength throughout the match.
A heartbreaker came in the 105 weight
class when Mark Young suffered a broken
collar bone, defaulting his match to
powerful Bobby Kendall. Kendall held an
8-0 lead when the injury occurred.
In a scrapping battle, Mike Woods
prevailed over Robert Mitchell with a
hard fought win. Woods took a quick 6-2
lead in the first round, and extended it
10-4 midway through the second. In the
latter part of the second, Woods pinned
Mitchell and nailed his opponent down in
1:58.
In the 119 pound class, Josh Forsman
was simply overmatched with Tim Spencer
who took a 9-1 lead in the first round,
based on near falls and reversals. In
the second round, Spencer continued his
attack and, with 33 seconds left, pinned
Game of the week
AFI Security was chosen for game of
the week by defeating Grindy, 48-44.
The halftime score was 30-16.
Ron Ethington recorded the winning
basket in a driving layup.
High point men for AFI Security were
Mark Semach (2), Ron Ethington (12) and
Jo.Winters (14).
Top scorers for the Grindy team were
Randy Spillers (12) and Richard Hurley
(16).
The "Southern Bells" of the Icebreak-
ers League have captured the title of
Women's Base Champions in the KWBA Base
Roll-Offs held Feb. 7 and 8 at the Arc-
tic Lanes.
The "Southern Bells" (P. Widenor, S.
Scammell, S. Gourley and M. Parker) won
with a total pins score of 4080 with
handicap. They took the lead away from
the "Grindy Grinders" of the Northern
Lights during the fourth game of play
and fought to hold it through to the
end, beating "Grindy" (second place) by
a mere three pins -
OWC Winter league
league standing:
High average: Terry Souhrada 150
Ora Knutty 149
Loida Hopper 146
Team standings: 1st Team #4 48-28
2nd Team 7/6 45-31
3rd Team //7 42-34
High game: Terry Souhrada 191
Lou Hall 173
Doris Foy 172
his opponent.
In the 132 pound class, Frank King
overpowered his opponent, Darryl Cogley,
pinning him in a first round 1:08. King
used his speed to maneuver Cogley quick-
ly in a pinning position, and then ap-
plied his strength for the win.
However, Cogley redeemed himself in
the 138 pound class to pin his opponent,
Paul Gilstrap, in 1:30 of the second
round. Gilstrap fought gamely, but.
Cogley proved too strong for the 138
pound senior.
The 145 pound class produced the sec-
ond fastest pin when Jeff O’Brien in-
stantly pinned John Auburn, who was
seemingly overwhelmed by the muscular
freshman. O'Brien produced the pin in
35 seconds into the first round.
A match produced blood in the 155
pound class when Brad Adams suffered nu-
merous cuts from Tom Chapman. The match
remained equal until the second round
when Adams commandeered the lead, and
worked his opponent into a pinning situ-
ation, applying the clincher with 32
seconds into the round.
In the unlimited class, Dennis
Farrell gave away some 20 pounds to his
opponent, Tony Felton. For a first
round toss up, Felton used his size by
spreading his feet, preventing the
smaller Farrell to maneuver his oppo-
nent.
Felton then used his strength to flip
Farrell several times in the first
round.
Farrell showed some fine wrestling
moves to take a 4-2 lead over Felton.
In the second round, Farrell, using
his speed, quickly got Felton into a
pinning situation. Felton fought to a-
void the pin, but Farrell held his posi-
tion and, 35 seconds in the second
round, Farrell executed the winning pin.
According to the tournament director,
Rene Mahone, the meet was a success as
evidenced by numerous parents who atten-
ded; a number or'participants will re-
ceive their awards during a school as- •
sembly to honor them and their achieve-
ments .
Pleyer of the week
Phil Miller took player of the
week for his outstanding contribu-
tion in the Hospital team's success
last week.
Miller's long jumpshobs and drives
are among his repertoire of shots.
The top two teams from the Northern
Lights, Powder Puffs and Icebreakers
Leagues competed for the championship,
with each team bowling a series of six
games for total pins.
Betty Silsby rolled the highest three
game scratch series with a 500. She al-
so bowled the high game scratch of the
roll-off with 187.
The champions will be awarded en-
graved wall plaques. All other partici-
pants will receive a participation tro-
phy.
High series: Terry Souhrada 508
Bonnie Barry 464
Lou Hall, Doris Foy 437
High game: (h) Sally Shiffer 226
Lila Thorpe 220
Terry Souhrada 216
High series: (h) Sally Shiffer 585
Terry Souhrada 583
Bonnie Barry 566
Automobiles
1975 Austin-Mini, '77 insured and in-
spected-$1450. Call Capt. Decker at
4671 or 5131.
1975 Renault four door, available Mar.
8. Includes studded snow tires. Call
Fechser at 4415 or 7065.
1974 VW Superbeetle, excellent mech-
anical condition. 1400 miles. Call Bob
at 7254 or 4626.
1974 Fiat 127, front wheel drive.
Call Olafsson at 7412 days.
1973 Chevrolet Bel Air station wagon,
auto trans, power‘steering—brakes, four
snow tires, four summer tires, 40,000
miles, new paint-$2000. Call Wheeler
at 4196 or 7761.
1973 Ford Ranger F-100 truck with
camper shell and attached cabana, makes
8' room, 30 gallon auxiliary tank, dou-
ble bed, paneled, carpeted. Call 6256
or 7736.
1973 Toyota Corolla, '77 inspected,
good condition. Call 2221 or 7271.
1973 Chevy Blazer, auto, cassette,
pb/ps, good condition. Call 5244 or
3355.
1973 Ford Corlina, European specs,
low mileage, good condition. Call 6289
or 7564 after 5 p.m.
1972 Superbeetle, U.S. specs, AM-FM
radio, new heads, four snow tires on
extra rims, engine and body are good.
Call Doyle at 7721. $900.
1972 VW sedan, U.S. specs, summer
and winter tires. Call McKnight at
7829.
1971 Jeep Wagoneer Deluxe, ps/pb/
at 350 V-8, 40,000 miles, excellent
condition-$3200. Call 7409 ask for
Phil.
1969 VW, '77 inspected, fair paint
job, all accessories operate well, re-
built engine. Call SSgt. Ferguson at
7037 or 7898 Bks 757 Rm. 306-$750.
1969 VW, clean—engine in excellent
condition, new tires and upholstery for
$500 or best offer. Call Dean Bks. 761
Rm. 109.
1968 VW, 1300, excellent condition,
'77 inspection-$650. Call 726£.
1968 Rambler, good condition, '77 in-
spected, summer and winter tires, $500.
Call 6273 or 2284.
1968.VW car and parts, new paint-$600.
Call Sgt. Burchett at 7083 or 7296.
1963 Dodge, slant six, push button
autotrans, four door-$400. Call 7127.
1963 Bus, camper '77 inspected will
trade for '69 or newer model car. Call
2166.
1960 Mercedes, needs work-$75, lots
of spare parts. Call McMahon at 7037
or 7588 Rm. 314.
1966 Chevy 283, good condition, '77
inspected-$550. Call 6263 or 4227.
1954 Land Rover, excellent condition-
$675. Call Dave Kelly at 7685 Rm. 103.
For Sale
Two Sony U.L.M. 75-watt speakers in
excellent condition-$75 each. Call 6289
or 7564 after 5 p.m.
Two G 78 x 14 studded snow tires.
Call 5130 or 7100.
Electronics kits and instruction
course, black and white TV kit, radio
kit and vacuum tube volt meter, all in-
struction booklets, complete from basic
electronics though TV-$100 or best offer
Call Harwood at 4283 or 4634 duty hours
and 7956 after 5 p.m.
12" and 23" b/w TVs, hair dryer,
ladies wig and stand, outdoor roller
skates (size 1) other items. Call 7640.
GXC-75 D cassette deck, like new, low
noise/CRO-2 dolby NR auto reverse, play
back and record, auto stop-$250. Call
Ray at 5155.
Four VW studded snow tires E 78 x 14,
one VW five hole 15" rim, one VW manual
choke kit, one 25" b/w console with wood
cabinet Philco model—needs some work,
wheel bearing packer. Call William at
7853 for information.
Sansui stereo receiver 881 and a Ken-
wood beltdrive turntable KD 3033. Call
4162 after 5 p.m.
Moving sale: tomorrow from 10 to 4
p.m. at Qtrs. 1079-B.
Dining table and four chairs, elec-
tric popcorn popper, pots and pans,
electric coffee pot, wooden kitchen
stool, bookcase. Call 7454.
Four leather back chairs with match-
ing pedestal table top-$100; recliner
bright red condury newly upholstered-$15
and living room chair, dark red cordury
for $20. Call 7559.
Good condition four 560 x 15" Good-
year snow tires with studs -$50. Call
9-3397 or 7439.
Amana 12 cu. ft. upright freezer
for $125. Call 7740 or 4506.
Three summer tires—one mounted H 78
x 15, different tune-up parts for '69
Ford. Call 7668 after 6:30 p.m.
Baby crib and all the accessories-
$30; stroller-$12; playtex bottles $2;
VW rear window defroster, full red VW
Beetle interior, '69 car tape players.
Call 2241.
Panasonic AM-FM radio, cassette play-
er recorder, two speakers, walnut one
unit-$95; electric blanket with dual
control-$10; large crib high quality
with mattress and pads-$55; electric
fee pot-$5. Call Stan at 2249.
Twenty-five Sunbeam "Courier"
vacuum cleaner bags-$5; one medium brown
shoulder length synthetic wig and head
stand with case-$10; one dark Brown page
boy synthetic wig-$5. Call 4461.
Baby clothes and misc. items tomorrow
from 10 to 1 p.m. at Qtrs. 951-3.
Simmons walnut crib with Simmons
slumbreaking mattress with frame, excel-
lent condition-$50; folding dressing ta-
ble, (wicker) like new-$10 or both for
$55. Call 4477 after 6 p.m.
Garrard Zero 100 c turntable, four
months old, has M 44 E cartridge. For
more information call Curt at 7196.
Kitchen set with six chairs-$35.
Call Wheeler at 4196 or 7761.
Sanyo four speaker, turntable, eight
track and AM-FM. Call 7436 or 2136.
New Maytag electric dryer—green-
$150; four piece colonial living room
set recently recovered sofa chair and
rocker and ottomah-$200; one recliner,
used-$25. Call Wheeler at 4196 or 7761.
Three family pack out sale: tomorrow
at 1056-C from 12 to 4 p.m.
Wanted
Person 21 or older to sponsor new
Youth Center hand, also person able to
play lead guitar. Call 6179 or 7261.
13" wheel for 1970 Toyota (four
lugs). Call 7442.
The Windbreaker Club is now taking
applications for a hat check girl to
work on a tip basis from 6 to 2 a.m.
Fridays and Saturday nights. Interest-
ed persons should apply in person at the
club office during normal working hours.
Transformers—any size. Call 2227
or 6127 after 5 p.m.
If you would enjoy gathering each
Sunday morning to read the Christian
Science lesson together, please call
Leo Sorel at 4302.
Free
Nine month old kitten, box trained,
gentle and affectionate. Call Stan at
2224.
Loveable cat; needs good home. He
is neutered and is a outdoor cat. Call
7409 and ask for Phil.
Lost
Gray female cat with white neck wear-
ing white collar. Reward if found,
call Mrs. Bedra at 7795 or 7762.
Found
Cat, mostly white with gray spots. In
officers' housing. Call 4178 or 3287.
Two keys, lower school gym, to ident-
ify call Gaines at 7661 or 7593.
Miscellaneous
Pentecostal church meetings are being
held at the Keflavik Filadelphia Church,
located across the main street from the
piers. The meetings are in English and
conducted by a missionary. They begin
every Monday night at 7:30 p.m. For more
information call 7298 anytime.
Family Services would like to thank
all who attended their recent sale. The
money raised will be used to replenish
the comprehensive supply of household
items. Family Services is here to help
you when your need arises. The center
operates Monday through Thursday at 9
a.m. to 3 p.m. Call 5209 or 6203.
If it’s news
call 4612
Little League elects officers; plans new season
New officers have been elected to
head the NATO Base Little League Associ-
ation for the 1977 season. During a
special meeting held Saturday, nominees
to fill vacated board positions were
selected in addition to making tentative
plans for the new season.
Those elected to the board include:
Wayne Rickard, president; James Dewater,
vice president; Marc Engwall, secretary/
treasurer; Jim Hollier, player agent and
Jean DuBois, head umpire.
Together with those elected to fill
the board slots, three other important
positions were filled with volunteers,:
Roland Philbrick became responsible for
grounds maintenance; Jim Kelly volun-
teered to become the equipment manager
and Mrs. Gerry DuBois offered to head
the concession sales.
No dates for registration, tryouts or
for the first game have been set. These
will be items for discussion during the
first board meeting scheduled to be held
tomorrow. Other matters to be discussed
include ways to earn money for the local
league, the selection of managers and
coaches, and deciding whether to send a
team to the playoffs to be held in Eur-
ope later this fall.
More information will be announced as
it becomes available. As in the past,
parental support will be very important
to help ensure that all children have
the opportunity to participate during
this year's Little League season.
Base bowling roundup