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White Falcon
July 1, 1977
SPORTS
by Dick Plante
AMERICAN INTERMEDIATE
1 John C^ark VP 24 28-47=594 1 Paul Barber NSGA 41-52=788
2 Harold Davis Grindy 25-42=595 2 Don Flory NSGA 24-41=588
3 Kevin Gallagher CFK 23-42=548 3 P J Smith Marines 25-43=581
4 Keith Neuman Supply 22-41=536 4 Rusty Gleason NCS 22-40=540
5 Mike Cheatham Admin 27-51=529 5 Moon Mullins Rockville20-38=520
Homers Clark 8 Homers Barber 7
NATIONAL LADIES
i Bill Schroer AFI Sec. , 32-53=604 1 Gale Shinske Rockets 22-26=846
2 Paul Sevigny 57B 31-52=596 2 Laura Fiege LE 23-32=717
3 Art Williams AFI Sec. . 27-46=587 3 Lisa Simon NEX 24-36=667
4 Skitch Henderson Weapons 30-53=566 4 Sandy Kupsic Coolcats 19-31=613
5 Jim LipAske- NAV FAC 32-58=552 5 Laura Scott NEX 28-46=609
Homers Schroer 7 Homers Flugger Bopper 9
Rockets maintain victories by sweetening teeth
The Rockets long running streak may
come to a end Monday afternoon as they
face the All Stars.
Teresa Ludt, coach for the Rockets,
says it will be a "piece of cake".
Laura Fiege, coach of the All Stars says,
she is getting revenge this time for all
Pride: All star‘9 only hope
The All Star League is composed of
those who failed to make the final cut
for the station team. These men have
a point to prove and if this was a foot-
ball game they would be well favored
over the Station's team.
However, the Station team has pitching
defense and timely hitting plus pride.
A great game is anticipated with the
Station All Stars favored by the slim
margin of one run.
the League's beatings by the Rockets.
The ladies will square off after the
Men's All Star game, starting around
2 p.m.
Many of the players will be repre-
senting Keflavik in the ladies regional
playoffs at Willow Grove, PA.
Air Force, Navy slated
to clash on diamond
The Navy All Stars will square off
against the All Stars from the Air Force
Monday at 3 p.m-.
Rockville and AFI will supply most of
the Air Force power while the Navy will
have the other nine teams to pick from.
The Navy will have the power with the
Air Force having the pitching.
IRA required only 15 points
The First Annual Interservice Racquet-
ball championships were held June 7 at
West Point, NY with four Keflavik
racquetball players witnessing a new
change in scoring.
Pete Hershfield (IDF), Lori Wegmuller
(NCS), Rich Hauge (CFK) and Tim Shortley
(NSGA) entered the Senior, Women's, and
Doubles competition, respectively.
According to the participants, they
learned a lot about the sport as it
should be played, and Lori did her best
by attaining a fourth place finish. The
others received some first class experi-
ence and Pete missed winning a consola-
tion trophy, when he lost the third game
in the best of three series, 15-13.
All the games ended at 15-points in-
stead of the 21-point game that is normal-
ly played. At 15 points, the player
must win by two points, or be the first
person to reach 21-points if there is a
tie. The International Racquetball
Association is testing the 15-point game
in many tournaments, and will probably
adopt the 15-point game at the next
rules committee meeting.
The basic serves observed at the
tournament were a low hard serve, a
"Z" serve and a change-up serve, all to
the opponent's backhand. Volleys con-
sisted of ceiling shots to the backhand,
until a mistake was made, resulting in a
kill shot. The new IRA regulation ball
(SEAMCO 444) was the only one used.
Litde Leaguers improve skills
Fierce competition continues to be
the key element to Little League ball
playing. After three complete weeks of
play, the boys and girls who play are
beginning to display their expert ball-
playing talents. Although team standings
for this week were not available at
press time, this week was the last prior
to a one-week break for the July 4 holi-
days. League play will resume on July
11.
Except for a few rained-out games,
the Little Leaguers play ball every night
Senior League Won Lost
Padres 5 1
Dodgers 4 3
except Friday. Friday and Saturday are
set aside for makeup games. All the
games are played at the Little League
Field, across the street from the base
nursery. Minor League games begin at
5:30 p.m.; and Major League and Senior
League games begin at 7:30 p.m.
Bleachers are available at the fields
for anyone wishing to watch the games.
A refreshment stand is also available.
The following are the league standings,
by division, for the week ending June
25:
Padres 2 4
Minor League
1**
Orioles
Giants
Major League
Twins 4
Cards 4
Astros 2
Tigers 4
2 Angels 3
2 Royals 1
4 **Rain-out Game To Makeup
2
2**
5
Automobiles
CLASSIFIED ADS
pg/U>L,ME
BY 5 PM
Monday/
1974 Scout II International. v8-345 -
engine ^ P/S, P/B, and AM .radio,
dio. Call home 6272 or office 4667.
1974 IHC 1/2 Ton P/U with camper,
extra incl. Trac lock Diff., camper pkg.
Low miles, V8. Call Paul at work 7431
or home 2143 after 6 p.m.
1974 International Scout $3300 firm.
Can be seen at pool Mon.-Fri. 5 p.m. to
10 p.m. or call Rick at work 6131 or
home 7527 rm. 214.
1973 Super Beetle U.S. spec., in-
spected and insured. AM/FM
exhaust system. Low mileage, excellent
condition. Asking $1,650. Ask for Ron
or Rene' Pearce 7197 or 7322.
1973 VW Beetle, European specifica-
tion, 4 studded snow tires, inspected
and insured, good condition. Call Lt.
Holden at 5131 or 4671.
1973 VW Super Beetle, U.S. Specs.,
inspected and insured, AM radio, 28,000
miles, 4 summer tires, and 4 studded
recently painted, excellent condition.
Call Diana at work 6113 or home 4347.
1973 Super Beetle, AM/FM radio, new
battery and muffler, rear window defrost-
er, studded snow tires and summer tires.
Call Horwath at work 5234.
1973 VW Super Beetle, U.S. specs.,
insured. AM/FM radio, four new summer
tires, four studded snow tires, newly
painted, excellent condition. Call
McCraith at home 5154 or work 2125.
1971 Ply. Duster P/S, radio, four
studded snow tires, insured and in-
spected. Best offer over $1,350. Call
J. Harnett at work 5101 or home 7518.
1971 VW Squareback. Four speed, new
clutch, rebuilt 500 miles on engine,
insured and inspected, need cash $1,350
Call Tom at work 4439 or home 4449.
1971 Bug. Radio good KM on new
engine, need cash $950, insured and
inspected. Call Tom at home 4449 or
work 4439.
1969 Opel Kadette Station Wagon, in-
spected and insured. Four new straight
tread and three studded snow tires.
Three spares. New paint job. Call
Rockville, work 30 or home 42.
1969 Jeep Commando. Runs good needs
paint. $1700 or best offer, insured and
inspected. Ask for Tom at work 4439 or
home 4449.
1969 Land Rover four wheel drive, new
brakes, coil, clutch. Call Chief Curry
at work 4682 or home 7131.
1967 Mercury, automatic trans., P/S,
P/B, rebuilt transmission about a week
old. Four door, new water pump, extra
radiator, two spares and a new voltage
regulator. Asking $750 or best offer.
Call Eddie home 7835 or work 4296
1966 Bronco, 3spd standard trans.,
289 V8. Call Mike" at home 4355 or
work 2266.
For Sale
One heavy ladies'coat, size 20-$15.
One Campari coat only worn two months,
size 46-$20. One double bedspread and
two pairs matching drapes 48"x63"-$25
for all. Large size slacks for ladies,
sizes 36 waist and tops, mostly new.
Call Eugene at work 5130 or home 7654.
Living room and dining room furni-
ture. Call Dale at 6211.
Yamaha folk guitar w/case, apare
strings and music books, asking $50 for
everything. Call Gary at home 4171 or
work 4301.
Tennis balls in reasonably good con-
dition. Contact Steve or Danni after
5 p.m. at 5246.
Two family sale: Lanndry room 952-1,
books, clothes, coats, records, drapes,
throw pillows, furniture and extras.
I p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday.
Pack out sale: Baby items, bassinet,
playtex nursers , bathtub, etc. Also
blender, picnic thermos, coffee table,
luggage, plants, and extras, tomorrow
from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. in 929-2(new
housing).
Panasonic portable 8-track, Audiovox
8-track FM converter, Polaroid Color-Pac
II camera w/case-$20. each. Car bed,
excellent condition, $10. Call 7232
qtrs 927-2F.
Bridgestone 165-13 tire, will sell
for $10. or swap for B-78-13 snow tire.
Call 7232 Qtrs. 927-2F.
Two transformers 1500 watt each-$15.
Call Jimmy at 2142.
Garard Zero-100-C turntable. Four
months old, Zero tracking, anti-skating.
Wood case w/smoked glass cover. Call
Ted at 4147.
Bicycles, one small girls' with
training wheels-$10; ^ 24" girls'-$20,
Call David at 5274.
European stroller like new. Call
John at 2130 or after 7 p.m. 7151.
Books, plants, dishes, clothes (all
sizes), hiking boots, toys, classical
records, puppet theater, two desks.
Saturday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. (behind
the bank).
Everything for infant through three
years. Excellent condition, toys, tri-
cycle, chair, plants, clothing, china,
vacuum, lamps, drapes, shelving and
rug. (behind the bank) Saturday from
1 p.m. to 5 p.m. 647-A.
Studded snow tires-165xl4-$70.
women's clothing sizes 9-13, men's large»-
sizes 32-34.JCall Snider 7619.
"Fold-a-Cot" $10, good for guest or
camping; two wine racks $5 each. Call
Melvin after 5:30 p.m. at 4258.
Freezer 15.2cu. ft. Sears Coldspot
Frostless. $200 or best offer. Call
wayne at home 2157 or work 4626.
Four studded snow tires 165-14, used
only one winter best offer over 1$100
Call J. Harnett at work 5101 or home
7518.
Heavy white blackout material, 46
inches wide, cut to desired length. Can
be used for drape backing or shades. 60
cents a running foot. Call 7224.
Four studded VW snow tires-best offer.
Ironing board-$10. High chair $5, plants
vaporizer $4 , children's clothing (ex-
cellent condition), two snowsuits (sizes
2 and 3)-$12 and $10; two raincoats
(sizes 2 and 4)-$5 each. Two nylon
stroller rain cover-ups- $2 each. Call
7112.
Rummage sale : paperback books,
clothing and extras. Qtrs. 1040-D
Saturday from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Two studded snow tires H-78-14,
mounted; One swing away spare tire and
gas can carrier; One clutch, pressure
plate and disc, for 289. Four folding
cots $5 each. Call Mike at home 4355.
Four C78-13 studded snow tires. Used
one winter-$80. Call Jerry Duffin at
work 7593 or Bks. 2294.
9x12 brown braid oval rug, worn but
serviceable-$20. Floral chair, good
condition-$65. Call James at work 4301
or home 7217.
Miscellaneous
Registration for the fall session of
Nursery School will be held after 9 a.m.
July 8 at the Base Nursery. Birth cer-
tificate or passport must be shown as
proof of age. A $5 registration fee
will be required. Classes will be filled
on a first-come basis. For further in-
formation call 7603.
Free
One-year-old female Tabby gentle and
loving, housebroken with cat post. Call
James at work 4301 or home 7217.
Nine-month-old Tabby cat. Donation
requested for litter box, original cost
$18. Call Paul or Bob at 7431.
10-month-old male cat. Call Wayne
at 2157 after 5 p.m.
Female Siamese cat to a good home.
Call Gina at home 5993.
To a good home. Loving adult female
cat. Call 7462 after 5 p.m.
To a good home, 8-weeks-old male
kittens, female adult cat, all box
trained. Call 2270 after 5 p.m.
Wanted
To trade four Lr. 78-15 Goodyear
Polyglass tires ("whitewallsj/practically
new), for four comparable size mud and
snow tires. Call.Stephen at 7470.
Request a pet setter needed in our
home for July 3-11. Will supply food.
$15. Call Mike at home 4355 or work
2266.
Lost
A thesis paper written by Laura
Valente has been lost. If anyone knows
of its where abouts please contact Kathy
at 4455. Great sentimental valve is
placed on this paper.
Female gray and white cat. Call
Marc at 4324 Bks. 751 Rm. 104 or
4615 at work.
VBS registration
If you missed Vacation Bible School
pre-registration at the Navy Exchange
lobby, parents may still register their
children for VBS by calling the Base
Chapel at 4211/4111.
VBS will run July 11 through 22 at
the Lower School.
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