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White Falcon
August 19, 1977
Little League nears competion
At-press time, the Naval Station Senior League Win Loss
Little League was nearing completion of Dodgers 5 1***
its final week of scheduled play. Al- Padres 2 3*****
though final standings will not be pub- lished until next week, league winners for each division should be decided by Orioles Major League 1
now. Astros 5 i*
Depending on the outcome of this Twins 3 2**
week's play, there may be playoff games Padres 2 4*
scheduled for next week. If a different team in the Senior League and Major Cards 1 4**
League wins the second half from that of Minor League 4
the first half, there will be playoffs. Angels 4 1**
The Padres and Dodgers shared first Giants 3 l***
place for the first half in the Senior Tigers 1
League while the Twins won it for the Major League. Royals 0 4***
The following are division standings for the week ending Aug. 13: * Indicates number to play. of make-up games left
by Dick Plante
National (Final) Intermediate (Final)
David Duck Nav Fac 74-129=573 Paul Barber NSGA 58-79=734
Rusty Claus Aimd 43-75 =537 Moon Mullins Rockville 39-67=582
Bill Schroer AFI Sec. 57-102=559 Butch Fuller NCS 30-53=566
George Wilkinson Hosp. 47-85 =553 Rusty Glenn NCS 30-56=535
Mike Reddick 57B 60-109=550 John Pozniak NSGA 49-92=533
Homers: Lipasek 12 Duck 11 Homers: Hall and Pozniak 13
American Ladies (Final)
John Clark VP-24 62-99=626 Laura Fiege LE 47-62=758
Harold Davis Grindy 51-93=548 Gayle Shinski Rockets 36-49=735
Curt Hall VP-24 41-75=547 Robin Hollier Rockets 35-50=700
Mike (Pee Wee) Admin 49-90=544 Lisa Simon NEX 32-52=615
Cheatham Sue Huff Rockets 40-68=589
Bob Wagner CFK 53-98=541 Homers: Lotta Power 22
Homers: Clark 21
Plante wins Base Golf Championship
Under clear skies and strong winds, 30
golfers competed in the 1977 Base Golf
Championship Saturday and Sunday and
turned out a few low scores.
Dick Plante won the championship with
a 79 on the front nine and a 81 on the
back nine bringing his score to 177.
First flight honors were won by Paul
Griggs Sr. with a 180 followed by Walter
Hocketstaller Sr., with a 188.
Second flight honors were awarded to
Bob Dyster with a 192 and Tex Richard
took second place with a 194.
The final flight was won by Ron Elmor
with a 212 and Ron Brumley shot a*. 214 to
take second.
The hole-in-one winner was Tex
Richard with a shot eight feet four
inches from the hole.
The Calloway winner was Mike Barry Jr.
with 137 and the Blind Bogey winner was
Walter Hocketstaller Jr. with a 155.
Best hole winner was Woody Eastham
with a par on the seventh hole while
Mac McGinnis was the winner of the
worst hole by shooting an eight on green
five.
Golfers are needed for the match
against the Ness Golf Club Aug. 27 at
noon. Sign up with Dick Plante prior to
the match.
Rockville blast N SGA
in final baseball action
In a wind-blown, walk-filled and
error plagued game, Rockville scored 11
runs in the top of the seventh to win
the league championship, 23-12, from
NSGA.
Rockville finished with a, 29-3 rec-
ord while AFI and NSGA finished, 25-7,
each. AFI defeated NSGA, 14-8, to
finish second.
Mac McPherson hit three homers to be-
come the hero for Rockville while Paul
Pezz hit two and PJ Joyce one.
NSGA’s John Pozniak hit two, Paul
Flory one and Bart Keys also hit one.
Despite the final score the game was
close as the score was, 12-11, entering
the seventh.
Basketball , football slated
NATO Base Basketball Team will begin
Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. against the Njard-
vik team.
Tryouts will start tomorrow at 4 p.m.
For further information contact Lt.
Westlake at 4439.
Also touch football will kickoff Aug.
25 with 14 teams having signed up. Any
teams wishing to sign up will have until
5 p.m. today. Call Dick Plante at 4558.
57B wins pennant
57th ’’B" won the pennant by two game
games over NAVFAC with AFI Sec.
finishing third.
The 57B was led by the solid pitching
and hitting for a high average for the
entire team. Their defense was also
outstanding and probably the main reason
for the championship.
NAV FAC lacked the defense with AFI
Sec. losing out by rotation at a vital
time.
VP-24 finished four games in front of
57 "A" as they have the best team on
station.
They have power, hitting, defense and
improved pitching that will probably be
favored to win the base championship.
57 "A" has been hit by rotation and
they are desperately trying to hold off
Air Ops for second place. They have
a two-game edge with four to play.
Ladies Won Lost National Won Lost
Rockets 27 0 57B 35 4
NEX 17 10 Nav Fac 33 6
LE 14 13 AFI Sec. 31 8
Cool cats 8 19 Sec. 25 14
NCS 7 20 Weapons 24 15
American Won Lost Intermediate Won Lost
VP-24 34 3 Rockvilie 17 3
57A 28 8 AFI 16 4
Air Ops 25 10 NSGA 15 5
Grindy 23 14 NCS 15 5
NCS 22 14 Air Ops 12 8
NSGA 21 15 IDF 9 11
CLASSIFIED ADS
pgAPUME
BY 5-- PM
Mon pay/
For Sale
LAUNDRY ROOM SALE—Qtrs . 962-1,
healthy plants, blender, few clothes,
highchair, few kitchen items. 1 - 4 p.m.
Saturday, Aug. 20.
CORDUROY OVERCOAT—men's, like new, size
42, $20; mens' green wool overcoat, like
new, size 40, $20; Lady Schick "Time
Machine" salon type, portable hair
dryer, $15. Call 2259 anytime after
noon.
LAUNDRY ROOM SALE—first floor, 951-3,
Saturday, 1-4 p.m., baby and toddler
clothes, walker, many miscellaneous -
items.
SWIVEL DESK CHAIR—hoover upright vacuum
vacuum, car bed, deaper pail, kingsize
bedspread, pole lamp, slip for pottery,
diapers, plants, call 5258.
BENTWOOD ROCKER— Revere ware, copper
tea kettlfe, brown and orange oval
braided rug, hanging plants, call 5258.
END TABLES—(two) marble tops, $60; one
gold rocker/recliner, like new, $100:
four table chair seat and back
replacements, $15. call Ed at 2241 af*-=r
5 p.m.
BEST OFFER—four channel Akai reel model
1730D-SS, demodulator, contact Bill
Trumpler, 4153', 960-2B or 7914 at work.
BOWLING BALLS—one 12 pound and two 14
pound balls, $10 each; one five gallon
jerry can, $6, call 2259..
PACKOUT SALE—miscellaneous baby items,
stroller, winter items, sled, coats.
Aug. 20, 1-4 p.m. 1083 B Coral Sea.
Call 7577 for information.
SNOWMOBILE SUIT—child's, size 3, like
new; two child's Icelandic sweaters
size 3; mini hair dryer, excellent for
R and R's, 2h story habitrail, one
hampster cage; spalding golf clubs and
bag; call 7958 after 5 p.m.
SLIDE PROJECTOR—Airequipt 4200 with
18 - 36 slide containers plus carrying
case for 12 containers, call 4251/7436
and ask for Garlie.
FOUR SNOW TIRES—studded,size 165-14,
used only one winter. Best offer over
$80. call Jim Harnett (home) 7518 or
(work) 5101.
PRE-PACK0UT—includes color TV, dish-
washer, cameras: Polaroid and movie,
small refrigerator, assorted Icelandic
crochet pieces, Qtrs. 950-3C, Saturday
10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
BLACKOUT MATERIAL—heavy white vinyl,
46" wide, cut to desired length, call
7224
SPEAKERS— pair of Wharfdale W60E
speakers, three way type with mid and
treble boost controls, 12" suspension
woofer, 120 lbs. of bass, transparent
treble! Pair $250, call Mike Chaffee at
6292/6115/4267.
GIBSON REFRIGERATOR—brown, fair
condition, $25, call 7445 or 5193.
HAIR BLOWER—Remmington, like new, $14;
Also Shick "time machine" $18, call john
at 2130 or 7151.
PLANTS—$3 - $7, call 7113.
YASHICA—35mm Rangefinder and accessory
kit, excellent condition, for informa-
tion call 7221.
YASHICA ELECTRO—35mm GS camera with ac-
cessory kit (lens hood, grip/tripod,
cable release, exclusive viewfinder,
wideangle lens, telephoto lens, 1A and
80B filters, carry case for all).
National electronic flash unit. $125.
call Wes at 4654 from 7-5 p.m.
MOTOROLA— 12" black and white TV, $80,
call MSgt. Robinson at 2183 barracks
751.
ICELANDIC TOASTER—200 volt; U.S.
electric oven; kitchen stool, two ivy
vines. Keflavik 9-1423.
POLAROID LAND CAMFRA—with electric zip,
good condition, $10, call Dick at 2227
or 9-2247
Miscellaneous
A CHRISTIAN LITERATURE SALE—will be
held at the USO Saturday, Aug. 20, noon-
5 p.m. The sale is sponsored by the NATO
Base chapel. Items include bibles,
bible aids, gospel music, childrens
items, hard backs and paper-back books
TRIP—The Naval Facility Women's Club is
planning another trip to Reykjavik,
please call Marcia Curtis at 2160 for
details.
CHICKEN AND STEAK—The Fleet Reserve
Association is now serving chicken on
Wednesday nights and steak on Friday-
night. Don't forget taco's are
served on Saturdays. The FRA will be
closed on Sunday, Aug. 21, all day.
POT LUCK— All Episcopalians are invited
to a pot-luck dinner, welcoming the
Anglican priest from Kinloss, on Tuesday
Aug. 23. Call Susan Olson at 7676 for
more information.
EPISCOPALIAN COMMUNION—An Episcopalian
service of Holy Communion will be held
on Wednesday, Aug. 24, at 6 p.m. in the
base chapel. Fr. Bailey Kinloss will
officiate.
ROOTS—Doing research on your family
tree? I have a catalog of over 10,000
Genealogical and local history books in
print, includes publishers, contact
Joe Gogel 7224.
PORT^A-CRIB—in very good condition
wanted, contact Ray at (work)6238
(home) 6266.
Wanted
GUITAR—six string, wanted for
beginner, call Roger, 7934.
SIAMESE KITTEN—wanted, anywhere from
7-10 weeks old, reasonably priced,
call 4152.
BRONCO WANTED—with four-wheel drive,
about a 71 model, with automatic and
power steering, call Pete after 5 p.m.
at 7376
TRANSFORMERS—for off base, call 4301
and ask for Dave.
TRANSFORMERS—one 750 watt transformer
wanted, call Dick at 2227.
CAR SEAT—that hooks over the back of
the seat wanted,for reasonable price
call 4152.
Automobiles
OPEL KADET—stationwagon, 1971,,1.1
ltre. engine, good condition, four-
speed, new tune-up parts, four studded
winter and summer tires, $1,000, call
7119 or 4581
1972 SUPER BEETLE—U.S. specs, very good
dependable transportation. Contact
Ray at 6238, work, or 6266, home.
JEEP CHEROKEE—1976, J07554, available
November, plan ahead. Phone 7000
1972 VOLKSWAGEN BUG—European specs,
four extra tires, inspected and insured,
call 4251 or 7436.
PLYMOUTH DUSTER—1971, P/S, automatic
four studded snow tires, radio, best
offer over $1,350. call Jim Harnefc, 7518
(home) or 5101 (work).
1971 VW BUG—good condition, four
studded snow tires, new paint job,
radio, insured, inspected, asking $950,
call 7102.
JEEPSTER COMANDO—1971, four-wheel drive
with V-6, three-speed, good condition,
call pete at 7376 after 5 p.m.
1975 PLYMOUTH TRAIL DUSTER— four-wheel
drive, automatic transmission, P/S,
steel roof, radio, call Keflavik
9-1423.
1971 SUPER BEETLE— U.S. specs, has been
inspected and insured, 40,000 miles,
snow tires, excellent condition, $1,200.
call Maj. Wilson, 4675 or 5131.
1969 JEEP COMMANDO—automatic transmis-
sion, runs good, $1,800 or best offer.
Will consider old VW for part of equity,
call 4439 or 4449 and ask for Westlake.
1975 FIAT 127—good gas mileage, new
brakes, $1,500, call 4320 or 7268.
1975 VW RABBIT—$2,725, new shocks,
new carpet, like new tires, complete
tune-up, call Tsgt. Hall. Duty phone
6222, home phone 7645.
1974 VAUXHALL VIVA—2 dr., runs good.
With new tires, snow tires, new ex-
haust. Reclining seats. Call Cristwell
at 4423/7473.