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White Falcon
June 9, 1978
By David Catling
Bas e spor ts stanc lings
Intramural Golf standings ComSta 'B' 0 6
NavFac 0 6
TEAM WON LOST TIE VP5C Blue 1 5
WSCG 3 0 0
ACWS 2 0 0 High School 1 5
AIMD 2 0 0 Recreation 0 6
Marines 1 1 0 Medical 1 5
IDF 0 2 1 Commissary 1 4
AirOps 0 2 1 Air Ops 0 6
Supply 0 3 0 Weapons 5 1
VP Gold 4 2
Mens racquetball standings Public Works 5 1
TEAM WON LOST Intermediate pitch
CFK/IDF 23 1
Det. 1 16 7 TEAM WON
57th 10 6 ComSta 4
57th 'B' 8 10 NSGA 4
NavFac 5 12 VP56 5
57th 'A' 2 22 IDF 2
Slow pitch softball
'A' TEAM league WON LOST

Administration 6 2
AFI 5 1
57th 4 6
Grindavik 4 3
CFK/IDF 7 0
NSGA 6 1
Supply 5 8
VPO's 5 1
Rockville 5 0
ComSta 'A' 5 0
'B' AFI 'B' league 2 4
AFI 'C' 5 1
AIMD 4 2
Naval Security 3 4
Det. 1 3 4
Det. 14 2 4
Marines 1 6
Rockville
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AF vs. Navy
softball game
The Air Force and Navy coach having
the best win-loss record in intramural
play, as of June 17, will be awarded the
honor of coaching their respective
command's team in the 1978 Air Force vs.
Navy softball game, slated for July 4.
Players will be selected through a
nomination and tryout process. Tryouts
will be conducted for all Air Force
players at 1 p.m. on June 18, and
tryouts for Navy players will be at 4
p.m. on the same day.
CLASSIFIED ADS
AF softball camp open
Air Force men and women interested in
the 1978 Air Force slowpitch softball
training camps should apply now.
Applications are processed through
major commands to advise Air Force Man-
power and Personnel Center (AFMPC)
sports officials of qualified players
who are eligible for consideration.
This is the first year the Air Force
will be competing in the women’s divi-
sion. The womens camp will be at Shep-
pard AFB, TX, while the men’s camp will
be at Eglin AFB, FL.
Individuals interested in applying
should contact the athletic director at
4558 for details and assistance in pre-
paring the application. Completed ap-
plications are due at AFMPC, July 7, for
the training camps, Aug. 1-20.
Top qualifiers will represent the Aix
Force in the interservice championships
Aug. 21-25. The women will compete at
Sheppard. The men will travel to In-
diantown Gap, Pa, to defend its title
which was won last yearv
Little League kicks off season
The base Little League began its sea-
son Monday evening with its first half
Minor and Major games.
Commander R. Heine, public works of-
ficer, threw out the first Minor League
ball for the game between the Tigers and
the Royals.. The Tigers won 16-7.
Captain Jack T. Weir, naval station
commanding officer, was invited by tne
Little League to throw the first Major
League game ball. Capt. Weir thanked
league officials for their fine work
with the young ball players and also
wished everyone a successful season.
The Astros played the Cards during
the second game. The Astros won 9 to 4
and their Ronald Parker hit the first
homerun of the season. The ball sailed
over the left-center fence and scored
three runs for the Astros. Ronald is
the only player to hit a homerun over
the fence last summer and so far this
one too.
Golf classic registration set
The 1978 base International Golf
Classic will get underway at 9 a.m.
June 24.
Base golfers will compete against the
Sadurnesja Golf Club in Keflavik and
the Westman Island Golf Club. The
classic is expected to attract more than
100 golfers.
All base golfers wishing to compete
must register with the Athletic Director
no later than June 16.
Blanks pitches softball no-hitter
In a game between Weapons/NEX and Danny downed High school 7-0. The
High school, Danny Blanks recorded the only High school player to reach base
season's first no-hit softball game. was on a throwing error.
Automobiles
74 CHEVROLET BLAZER—4-wheel drive, auto
trans., Cheyenne pkg., 20,000 miles.
Call 7261 after 6 p.m.
72 LANDROVER 88—Series 111, 4-wheel
drive, 4 cyl., 4-speed all synchromesh
trans., lock-out hubs, American specs,
luggage rack, low mileage, aux. gas tank.
Call Bob at 6108/work or 7561/home.
67 SCOUT 800—4-wheel drive, good condi-
tion, gas cans, luggage rack, many spare
parts, 53,000 miles. Available August 9.
$1800. Call 7779.
71 FORD STATION WAGON—New engine, tires,
insured and inspected, excellent condi-
tion. Call Stan at ext. 25 or ext. 43 in
Rockville after 4:30 p.m.
71 FORD MAVERICK—Power steering, power
brakes, automatic, 6 cyl., four summer
tires, two winter tires, four-door. In-
sured until March 1979. Call Larry at
7320.
75 VW—European specs, summer and winter
tires, chains. Call Matson at 4552/7315/
work or 4476/home.
72 VW SUPERBEETLE—Summer and winter tires,
low mileage, excellent condition. Call
7705.
72 VW SUPERBEETLE—Auto-stick shift,
summer and winter tires. In good condi-
tion, very reliable. Available last week
of June. $1500. Call Miller at 7681.
73 VW—European specs, excellent condi-
tion. $1200, firm. Call 7954 after 5
p .m.
69 VOLVO—Excellent running condition,
insured and inspected until May 1979, $900,
firm. Call Ralph at 7882 during work un-
til 5 p.m.
75 FIAT—Excellent condition. Call 7989/
work or 7765/home. Ask for Cook.
75 FIAT 127—Four new tires, available
now. Call Jerry at 7008 or'Navy Lodge,
75 TOYOTA COROLLA—Two-door sedan, four
good tires. Call 7283.
59 MERCEDES BENZ—Needs some body work,
runs, make offer. Call Nick at 4186/work
or 7812/home after 5 p.m.
jfc. KEY YOURSELF
jg^S'UTILITY
CONSER-
VATION!
timer, easel, proffer, trays, paper and
chemicals, safe light, etc., $270. Call
7751 or see at Qtrs. 1053-B.
LAUNDRY ROOM SALE—Fishing equipment,
hair dryer, clocks, comics, albums, toys
and much more. Come by tomorrow at Qtrs.
950-3, first floor between 12-5 p.m.
OVERWEIGHT SALE—Matching Icelandic sofa
and love seat, $230; Canon 814 Super 8
movie camera with Canon projector, editor
and splicer, 12 rolls of Kodachrome with
processing, all for $390. Call 7751 or
see at Qtrs. 1053-B.
PRE-PACKOUT SALE—A variety of plants and
hangers, clothes, household items, cera-
mic paints, baby items, including baby
carriage; four 13" studded tires, $40;
baby fish and other items. Come by to-
morrow at Qtrs. 953-1 laundry room be-
tween 12-3 p.m.
PACKOUT SALE—Car cassette, bikes, child's
electric organ, sled, games and clothing.
Come by Qtrs. 1050-A tomorrow .
PACKOUT SALE—Two family sale. Sleds,
parkas, snow suits, children's clothing,
ice skates,. hampster and cage with food,
plus much more. Come by, tomorrow at
Qtrs. 1057-B between 12-4 p.m.
PACKOUT SALE—Westb^nd electric corn pop-
per, $8; new Rival 5 qt. crock pot , $20;
new Fisher Price toy record player, $8;
used Singer sewing machine, $20. Call
5216.
PACKOUT SALE—Plants, clothing, patterns,
two tables, children's books, misc. To-
morrow from 12-4 p.m. at Qtrs. 1045-E.
PACKOUT SALE—Clothes of all kinds, plus
many more items. Tomorrow from 10 a.m.
to 3 p.m. at Qtrs. 928-2 laundry room.
PACKOUT SALE—Baby car bed, $10; plants,
gold carpet, thick pile, 12 x 15, $140.
Call 6144.
GAMES—TV game, Odessey by Magnavox, elec-
tric tv game, 18 games total, $50. Call
7270.
WANTED—Shift-working mother needs baby-
sitter for one-year old child. Call
4267.
WANTED—Need immediately, full time baby-
sitter. Prefer area behind Top of the
Rock. Qtrs. 928-2. Call 7204 weekends,
after 6 p.m. weekdays.
WANTED—Babysitter; mature, responsible
person to care for two girls, age six
and eight during summer vacation from
7:45 a.m. to 3 p.m. Call 4401 after 4
p.m.
WANTED—Babysitter for children eight
and ten-years old for summer vacation.
Your house or mine. Must be 16-years
old or older. Call 7641 after 5 p.m.
WANTED—Furniture; couch, end tables,
dining table with four chairs, bedroom
set, preferably a double bed, lamps.
24 hour answering service. Call 4168.
WANTED—Small chest type freezer, dish-
washer. Call 4595.
WANTED-—Baby crib and changing table.
Good condition. Call Judy at 4750/home
or 4110/work.
BIBLE SCHOOL—Bible school registration
will be held at the Navy Exchange tomor-
row from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. All children^
three-years old through eighth grade are^
encouraged to register at this time.
MEETING CHANGE—The Toastmistress Club
meeting scheduled Sunday at noon is
changed from the O' Club to the Top of
the Rock Club.
WINDBREAKER WIVES—The monthly business
meeting of the Windbreaker Wives Club
will be held Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the
Windbreaker Club. All members and pro-
spective members are invited to attend.
The club is open to all women with Wind-
breaker privledges.
MEETING—The Afro American Unity Club
will meet Sunday at 4 p.m. in Bldg. 760,
third floor dayroom. Members and in-
terested persons are urged to attend.
66 LANDROVER—4-wheel drive wagon, new
tires, new exhaust, roof rock, good run-
ning condition. Call Pete 7376.
For Sal*
CODCH—Needs some work, matching love
seat in good shape. Call 4169 after
5 p.m.
WATERBED—Queen size waterbed, custom
made frame; heater, new extra mattress,
$125. Call Phil at 5237.
PARTS—Maverick parts, alternator, $15;
starter, $15; water pump, $10. Call
7320. Ask for Larry Kibler.
GUITAR—Electric bass guitar with 125
watt speaker and amplifier. Call 4595.
BIKE—Boys' 26" bike. Call Matson at
4476.
CHILD'S BED—Can be used as bunk or trun-
dle style, $25. Call 7548.
TIRES—Four new summer tires 135 x 13.
Call Cook at 7989/work or 7765/home.
PLANTS—All kinds; Swedish ivy, spider,
bearing tomatoe vines, African violets,
coleus, striped wandering jew. Call
7367 any time or come by Qtrs. 960-2E.
BOOKCASES—Two 70" high bookcases with
sliding door lower compartments, $40
each; Polaroid model 110B professional
rollfilm camera and Polaroid model 95,
both in excellent condition with 40 rolls
of film, $95. Call 7751 or see at Qtrs.
1053-B.
PA SYSTEM—Kustom public address system,
100 watt head, two column speakers with
four 10" speakers in each. Also suitable
for guitar, keyboards, etc. Four inputs,
$400. Call Merle at 4121 ext. 24 in
Rockville from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays.
RADIAL TIRES—Four 195-14/FR78-14 tires,
various riding toys for children one-
4 years of age. Call 4596.
WINE RACKS—Two horizontal, 6 bottle wine
racks; one porta-clothes rack, holds 30
garments; one portable camping canvas
cot. Call 4258 after 7:30 p.m.
FURNITURE—Baby cradle, $15; child's bed,
$15, love seat, $40; shag carpet 9 x 12,
gray and gold, $40; sofa, $20. Call 7202.
UNIFORMS—Size 14 women's uniforms. All
in very good shape; two chairs, $5 each.
Come by Qtrs. 953-1C or call 7575 any
time.
ENLARGING OUTFIT—Complete photographic
enlarging outfit including Bogen Super 22
enlarger with two lenses. Gralab 300
Mistellc neous
WANTED—Bicycle repair person to over-
haul two bikes for summer use. Call
4258 after 7:30 p.m.
WANTED—Humidifier. Ten gallon capacity
or more. Call Barry at 7900/work or
4445/home.
WANTED—Rocking chair. Call Edna at 7376.
WANTED—Room humidifier. Call John Chad-
well at 4615/work or 5105/home.
FREE—To good home, one black and white
male cat very good with children. Call
7765 anytime.
FREE—One-year old cat to good home.
Call 4169 after 5 p.m.
FREE—Two-year old female cat, very
spoiled and very loveable; never has been
around children; is a house cat. Also,
five five week old kittens to good homes.
Call 7575 any time.
FREE—Three loveable adult female cats to
good home. Call 4361.