The White Falcon - 25.08.1978, Blaðsíða 4

August 25, 1978
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In 'B’ League Champs
AFI runs over ComFairKef
Air Forces Iceland B defeated Com-
mander Fleet Air Keflavik, 13-8, to move
into the finals of the 1978 Intramural
Slowpitch Championship Double Elimina-
tion Tourrjament Saturday.
Vying for the coveted honor, the two
top teams from each division fought
bravely to rise in divisional playoffs.
"A" League, composed of ComFairKef/Com-
IceDeFor and Rockville, participated
along with "B" League, represented by
AFI "B" and Detachment 1.
Saturday's opening action pitted
ComFairKef against Det. 1 and AFI "B"
against Rockville in the followup
game.
ComFairKef eased by Det. 1, 12-0,
and AFI "B" barely got by Rockville,
3-2.
The Det. 1 and Rockville losses
then moved the two teams to the
losers bracket, making a victory a
must for either team to win the base
title.
Remaining in the lead, Rockville
eliminated Det. 1 in a closely matched
game, 7-6.
ComFairKef downed Rockville, 15-8,
to gain the edge in the finals, only
to meet the tournament surprise, AFI
"B".
In the championship series, Com-
FairKef scored all but one of its
five runs in the first two innings to
eke out AFI "B", 5-4, bringing their
series to one victory each.
In the final game, AFI "B" regained
the hitting power that had carried
their team throughout the tournament,
scoring eight runs to ComFairKef's
four and winning the base slowpitch
tournament.
HELP US FIGHT FOR YOUR LIFE
Don’t Smoke
American Heart Association f;
WE’RE FIGHTING FOR YOUR LIFE
11 teams compete
Flag football kicks off
This year's flag football league prom-
ises to be an exciting one. Eleven
teams will be vying for the honor of
winning divisional and base champion-
ships.
Commands/activities represented will
be VP-56, Det. 1, AFI, Det. 2, CFK/IDF,
NSGA, Marines, High School, Grindavik,
Administration, Rockville and Supply.
Karate demonstration at gym
A Karate Power Demonstration will be
presented at the base gym Sept. 2 at
4 p.m. Joe Jantos, a 3rd Degree Black
Belt from Reykjavik, will be giving the
demonstration.
The power demonstration will consist
of board and brick smashing and lying
on nails.
Base sports standings
LADIES' RACQUETBALL Bees 0 2
TEAM WON LOST SUMMER BASKETBALL
Court Jesters 4 1
Steven 3 2 TEAM WON LOST
Rec-Rac's 2 3 Amerlce 4 0
Bleeker 1 4 VP-56 4 0
57th FIS 2 1
LADIES' VOLLEYBALL Marines 2 2
High School 2 2
TEAM WON LOST Rockville 2 2
Freddies' Angels 2 0 ComSta 1 2
Doves 0 2 NSGA 1 3
Liberators 1 1 Wild Bunch 1 3
CLASSIFIED ADS
Automobiles
64 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT—In good con-
dition, insured and inspected, reli-
able transportation for the winter.
Call Mark at 4486.
65 VALIANT—Runs great. $350. Call
Buddy at 4675/work or 4292/home.
65 LAND ROVER—Rebuilt engine, (one
year ago), good mechanical condition,
new brakes, gas can, loads of extra
parts. Call Dick or Martha at 7046
after 6 p.m.
68 LANDCRUISER—4-wheel drive, runs
good, just painted one-week ago,
$2000. Call Larry at 7715/home.
69 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT—Rebuilt engine,
new engine parts, excellent running
condition, $1600 or best offer. Call
Dave or Carol at 4224 or 4477 after
6 p.m.
72 VW—Insured and inspected, runs
good, needs body work, good tires, AM/
FM/cassette, 33,000 miles. American
specs. Call Gary at Barracks 759/room
217.
72 TOYOTA CORONA MARK II—Insured and
inspected, fair condition, priced to
sell. Call 5216.
73 CHEVY PICKUP—Custom pickup with
long bed and camper shell. 350 engine,
A/T, PS, PB, air conditioner, clean,
$2650. Call 6179.
74 FORD BRONCO—Excellent running con-
dition, AM/FM/cassette player, two
mounted five gallon gas cans. Call
Tom at 2161/home or 4491/work.
75 FIAT 126—Very good condition, $900.
Call Danny at 2266.
TIRES—Four 175 SR-14 studded snow
tires. Call 4469.
TIRES—Two tubeless Mansfield snow
tires, size H78-14. Good condition.
Used only one winter, $25 each. Call
4414/work.
PARTS—Toyota L/C parts. Repair
manual, H/D pressure plate, three sets
of points, distributor cap, thermostat,
steering stabilizer. $50 for all or
trade for a set of winter tires, size
G78-15 or larger. Call 7247/liome.
For Sale
STROLLER—Three-in-one infant strol-
ler, $40. Call 4448.
REEL-TO-REEL—Teac 10" quad reel-to-
reel tape deck, two BIC Venturi For-
mula 2 speakers. Call Miles at 4128,
Barracks 744.
STEREO EQUIPMENT—JVC turntable, $40,
two speakers, $50. Call Mahone at
4195/room 224 or 7008/work.
TRANSFORMER—1000 watt transformer,
$10. Black and white 16" televi-
sion, $75. Call 6262 after 5 p.m.
SALE—Toys, plants, clothes and many
other items. Tomorrow at Qtrs 1036-B
from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
REFRIGERATOR— Good condition, $75 or
best offer. Call Eberhardt at 6238/
work.
PLANTS—Large assortment of plants and
cactus. Tomorrow at Qtrs 1056-D from
1 p.m. to 4 ^>.m.
FURNITURE—One full size bed, chest-
of-drawers and dresser with mirror,
$225. Two green shag carpets, 9x12,
$60. Call 7489/work. Ask for Bill.
Miscellaneous
OFFICERS' MIXED BOWLING—Singles or
couples interested in bowling in the
Officers' Mixed Bowling League call
Mike Gardner at 7310/work or 7890/
home.
WINDBREAKER BAZAAR—The Windbreaker
Wives bazaar workshop will continue
every Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the home
of Rita Kimes in Qtrs 1047-A.
TUESDAY NIGHT BOWLING—The Tuesday
Night Mixed Bowling League will start
Tuesday. A very important meeting
will be held at 8 p.m. in the locker
room prior to the bowling match. WIBC
and ABC fees must be paid at this time.
For more information, call Barb at
7069.
CWOC MEETING—The monthly CWOC meeting
will be held Sept. 1. A film on the
life of Christ will be shown. For
more information, call Delores at 5163.
ICEBREAKERS—The Thursday Afternoon
Ladies' Bowling League will begin its
fall season Thursday at 1 p.m.
NAVCOMSTA WIVES CLUB—The NavComSta
Wives Club will hold its monthly meet-
ing Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in Qtrs
918-2A. The topic will be on "Naval
Benefits."
UNITY CLUB—The Afro-American Unity
Club will be meeting Sunday at Bldg.
760, third flooor dayroom. All mem-
bers and interested personnel are
urged to attend.
VIKING CHAPTER—The Viking Chapter of
the Air Force Sergeants Association
will hold its monthly general member-
ship meeting Thursday at the Rockville
Consolidated Open Mess at 7 p.m. All
members and interested personnel are
encouraged to attend. For further
information call Truslow at 7591.
POWDER PUFF—Interested in bowling?
The Powder Puff League on Tuesday
morning has openings for regular
members and subs. Call Sharon at 2153.
ROLLAWAY BED—Family Services now
has several rollaway beds for rent
now. Call 5209 Monday through Friday
between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.
REWARD—Women's clothing lost in Navy
furniture store. If found, call Chris
and describe. Call weekdays between
8 a.m. and 5 p.m. at 7279.
WANTED—To carsit. Call Dick at 7412/
work.
WANTED—Weight bench and set of weights
reasonably priced. Call Karen at 5180
or 4162 after 5 p.m.
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