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White Falcon
'anuary 6, 1978
WISHING FOR TWO, that's Jensen's wish as he lets go a set shot against
Supply in Tuesday night's intramural game. AIMD's wishes failed as
Supply dumped them 57-48.
Jackson, Crowell top scorers
Supply pops
Supply took inventory on AIMD and
when the last item was counted it looked
as though AIMD got short changed by nine
points as the final score read 57-48.
Jerry Jackson found himself in the
right place at the right time with his
14 points to lead Supply in their scor-
ing. Jerry hit from the outside on nine
consective attempts of 20 feet.
Glenn Growell was lucky with his
southpaw shooting, he followed Jackson
with 12 points and a half dozen rebounds
to give Supply the depth at the forward
position.
McCarty for AIMD was the big gun for
his team by hitting the net nine times
for a total of 18 points to lead the
scoring for both teams.
During the second half action the
AIMD 57-48
scoreboard failed and there was a pause
in the action to give both teams a
breather.
AIMD returned with a 20 footer by
Jensen and the sure hands of Couglin to
put the game back into a contest, but
Tony Stevenson saved an out of bounds
pass and Supply went ahead with their
game plan, which was to run the score
on AIMD.
AIMD had three men in double figures,
they were McCarty with 18 points, Claus
with 10 and Couglin with 10 points to
round out the two digit figures.
Supply also had three men in double
figures, they were Jackson with 14
points, Crowell with 12 points and Lucas
with 10 points to round out the double
figures for Supply.
Fast break proves effective
The old fashion fast break led by
Chico McLean proved its worth Tuesday
night as VP-16B pulled away from Hospi-
tal 52-34.
Chico managed to handle the ball a-
long with Steve Wagner in bringing the
ball down court to prove VP’s ball
handling skill with big Bobby Clinton
carrying the ball to the hoop.
In the second half action VP-16B
went into their zone defense for the
first five minutes and then switched to
man-to-man to take the lead.
The man-to-man proved to be the most
effective as VP-16B pulled 14 points
ahead to make the catch up impossible
for Hospital.
High point men for VP were Clinton
with 8 points, Panter 8 points and
Clower also with 8 points. Other team-
mates added the remainder to put VP's
record at 10 wins and three losses.
"The entire game was evenly scored
and all but two players failed to pop
two points," Coach Dan Brennock said.
This victory puts VP-16B in first
place in their league.
CLASSIFIED
Automobiles
1975 VW-1200 with European specs, in ex-
cellent condition only one owner. 26 to
31 miles per gallon, roof top carrier
with like new snow tires, also extra set
of studded snow tires. This car will be
available Jan. 30. Call Mike at 3216/
7861.
1975 JEEP CHEROKEE with many extras.
Call Windbigler 7085/4462.
1967 VW SQUAREBACK STATION WAGON for
$250 to $300 or best offer. Call John
4602 room 110. ,
1966 MERCURY COMET clean and in good
condition for $500. Call Vic at 7033
during the .day and 4116 after 5 p.m.
For Sale
P0L0R0ID 420 LAND CAMERA for $50. Call
Laframboise at 4486/7487.
MINOLTA 201 CAMERA WITH ACCESSORIES:
Camera with lens for $200, Vivitar 252
flash for $25, fish-eye lens $85,
Soligar 3x tele-converter for $35,
Soligar universal T-4 mount for $7.5C
and cleaning equipment or the entire
outfit for $350. Call Laframboise at
4486/7487 or come by Bks. 748 rm. 226.
HOOVER convertible upright vacuum for
$15 and four transformers for $25. Call
Kemerling at 4224.
8' CAMPER SHELL insulated, paneled,
lights, rocker chair and removable
cushions. Call 7561 after 5 p.m.
LADIES COAT red wool in a size 10 for
$20. Call Lorraine at 7762 after 5 p.m.
ICE SKATES two pair children’s skates in
size 11 with single runner for $5 and
size 13 with double runner for $4 both
are black. Singer sewing machine, por-
table, stylist 457 for $70. Turntable-,
PE 2020L, 110-240V for $40 and child's
tricycle for $11. Call Richard at 7436/
4251.
TWO NEW RE-CAP SNOW TIRES (size 6-50-13)
for $20 each. Call 5204 or come by
Qtrs. 922-lElm Apt. 2C.
PACK-OUT SALE: Tomorrow from noon to 3
p.m. at Qtrs. 1075-A, some items include
girls’ coat in size 10 for $10, 8 track
player with two speakers for $25 and 8
track player electric and battery oper-
ated for $12. Roller skates (girls'
size 5 for $5 and boys' coat in size 12
for $7.
SMALL FULL SIZE GE REFRIGERATOR in very
good condition for $70. Also a GE king
size toaster oven in good condition for
$20. Call Clay at 7323/6291.
Wanted
BASS GUITAR PLAYER contact Randy at
7101.
Miscellaneous
LA LECHE LEAGUE will begin a new series
of meetings Monday at 10 a.m. in Qtrs.
618-E. The advantages of brestfeeding
will be discussed. For more information
call Mary Chesla at 5244, Terri Cecchini
at 6276 or Linda Winkler at 7616.
THE DENTAL DEPARTMENT thanks the NCO
Wives Club for its contribution of
children's books to the clinic.
PROTESTANT WOMEN of the Chapel are send-
ing cookies to Hofn. All who would like
to contribute can drop them off at the
Chapel packaged and ready for mailing
Sunday.
NATO defeats Njardvik
66-61, brings cup home
NATO defeated the Njardvik basketball
team 66-61 to win the best of three
tournament for the Stappi Cup Tuesday
night here.
The perpetual Cup is retained one
year by the winning team. Last year
Njardvik won the 1977 Tournament over
NATO.
The first half action was mostly
back and forth with neither team out
playing the other and at the half the
score was tied at 36.
At the start of the second half NATO
looked as if they might open the game up
by scoring six quick points, but the
Njardvik team came back by scoring
eight points.
Athletic Director and Coach Dave
Catling decided that once NATO resumed
the lead he would have his offense to
stall the ball. NATO did resume the
lead and the stall was put into effect.
Njardvik apparently wasn't used to
defending against the stall and handed
NATO eight successive points.
Coach Catling remarked, " In all of
my days of playing and coaching basket-
ball I have never seen a team like mine
run the stall so effectively."
High scorers for NATO were Carl
McLaughen with 18, Bill Schroer and
Jerry Jackson both with 16 points.
Others scores came from Pat McPherson
with 8, Wes Reed and Gary Glenn both
with 4 and Chico McLean with 2.
BIGGER THEY ARE the harder they 'should'
fall were Chico's thoughts as he tries
to block Gunnar's lay up shot in Tuesday
night's hardcourt action but failed to
come through with his effort. NATO took
Njardvik 66-61 to gain control of the
Stappi Cup for one year. Njardivk had
control of the cup last year but failed
to retain the title.
ADS
PROTESTANT WOMEN of the Chapel will meet
Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Chapel.
Dfficer elections will be held ,also a
nursery is provided.
COMMUNITY CHORUS—A community chorus is
being formed to sing at the Dr. Martin
Luther King Jr. birthday commemoration a
at Andrews Theater Jan. 13 at 3 p.m.
Anyone interested in singing (all ages)
is encouraged to come and participate.
The first practice will be held tomorrow
at 1 p.m. at the NATO base Chapel.
FLYING CLUB—The Keflavik Navy Flying
Club will hold its monthly meeting
Sunday at the Air Operations Department,
Bldg. 810 at 7:30 p.m.
Free
ICELANDIC CAT 1 year old to a good home.
Found
YOUNG MALE CAT black with white throat,
he is very friendly. Call 7762 after
5 p.m. if interested in giving him a
home.
baketball, racquetball
Intramural
standings
"A" Leaque WON LOST
Security 11 1
NCS 10 2
VP-16 8 4
Rockvi1Ie 57th FIS 8 6
6 6
Det. 14 5 9
IKA 1 11
CFK 1 11
"C" Leaque Postal 10 1
NFAC 7 3
Grindy 6 4
NCS III 5 4
Air Ops 3 7
HI 2 8
High School 2 8
"B" Leaque AIMD 10 4
VP-16B 10 3
Njardvik 7 5
Public Works 6 6
Supply 6 7
Marines 5 8
NSGA 5 8
Hospital 2 n
Ladies Leaque Hotdogs 9 0
Tomcats 5 4
Marauders 4 5
High School 0 9
Mens Racquetball IDF 42 0
NCS 45 3
AFI 38 10
VP-16 24 12
NSGA 24 24
Marines 16 20
NavFac 19 23
High School 10 30
Air Ops 9 27
Supply 13 35
Det. 1 9 33
Public Works 9 39
Basketball and racquetball sched-
ules covering the second half of the
season by contacting the athletic
director.

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