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White Falcon
October 13, 1978
Racquetball meeting
to be held
An organizational meeting is
planned for Oct. 31 at 1 p.m. for
men and women interested in parti-
cipating in the racquetball tourna-
ment slated after completion of the
racquetball facility renovation.
The pre-league tournament will
lead to a men’s and women's ladder
as well as the regular winter rac-
quetball league.
In winter basketball
Pre-league
The 1978-79 intramural basket-
ball season will be kicked off
with a pre-league tournament,
starting Nov. 1.
Two pre-league meetings will
be held for all commands/activi-
ties: Oct. 23 at 1 p.m. at the
base gym. Its purpose will be to
determine the size and direction of
the 1978-79 intramural league and
Participate
in
Sports!
Vikings conquer homecoming
challengers
Led by Prince Parker, the A.T.
Mahan Vikings played ball control
football to defeat the Naval Fa-
cility Bulldogs, 20-0, last week
in a happy homecoming for school
alumni.
Quarterback Donn Haviland mixed
up his plays well with reverses,
passes and off tackle plunges in
his opening series of plays to
move the ball rapidly into Bull-
dog territory. However, the
drive stalled when NavFac put up a
stiff defense against the rushes
of Parker and fullback Mike Barry.
The Bulldogs started its own
drive, which faltered when Parker
picked off a Bulldog pass and
raced 60 yards to the Bulldog 15-
yard line.
On a reverse, Berry Jondahl
raced around right end of the Bull-
dogs for the score.
Parker dove off right tackled
for the two-point conversation and
an 8-f lead that it never lost.
The next Bulldog drive stalled
when lineman Tom Waldron picked off
another pass, which gave the Vik-
ings another chance to score.
Haviland then took to the airways
against a strong wind but found the
range when he connected with Buddy
Gilbert, who made a brilliant catch
taking it to score. The play cover-
ed 30-yards.
The try for point failed when
Mike Barry tried to run the ball in
but was nailed short of the goal
line.
The half ended with the Vikings
leading 14-0.
The second half opened*with the
Vikings taking the ball against the
wind, sticking to a ground game
that ate up the clock.
Dashes by Barry and Parker kept
the Bulldogs on defense mostly.
When the Vikings lost control
of the second half, Coach Dougherty
let his second unit play; and, much
to the surprise of the crowd, the
secondary String also provided a
strong offensive punch. This unit
was led by reserve quarterback Mike
Tice, a transfer from Forrest Sher-
man High School Naples, Italy, who
marched his unit to the Bulldog 20-
yard line.
He was supported by Jim McDowell,
Gary Godwin, John Kehoe, Dwight
Godwin, Richard "Tex" Joseph, Robert
Dixon, Scott Adams and Larry Kimes.
These Vikings were at the Bulldogs'
door when the game ended.
At the homecoming dance Saturday
evening, Birgit Fladager, a senior,
was elected homecoming queen. Her
attendants included Carrie Waldron,
Marie Maticko, Karen Maticko and
Mary McNeer.
tourney slated
pre-season tournament.
The second session will meet
Oct. 30. at 6 p.m. at the base gym.
The pre-season tournament sche-
dule will be determined afterwards.
The Keflavik Sports Officials Asso-
ciation will hold a clinic to ex-
plain the rules and regulations
and officiating techniques that
will govern the intramural league.
Doves take 1st
in volleyball
In the 1978 Summer Volleyball
Base Championship, the Doves edged
out the Liberators, 15-10, in the
deciding match.
The Doves lost its first match
to the Angels, 15-8, and then ral-
lied to take the next two matches,
16-14 and 15-4.
In the next game, the Liberators
easily rolled over the Bees in two
straight matches, 15-6 and 15-4.
In the championship match, the
Doves took the first match, 15-12,
losing the second, 13-15.
Powder Puff game
schedule
The Air Force and Navy Powder
Puff flag football team schedule
is as follows: Navy—Mon., Wed.,
Fri. 6 p.m.; Sat. 1 and Sun. 2;
Air Force Mon., Tue., Fri. 5:30
p.m.: Sat. 4 and Sun. 2.
Coast Guard team
wins golf tourney
The U.S. Coast Guard has long
been knovm for doing the most with
the least, and has done it again.
The CG team, with some excellent
recruiting from base sources, has
put together a five-man team who
played solid golf and captured
the Naval Station intramural golf
title. The Coast Guard team then
successfully moved through the
playoff to capture the golf team
championship. Members are John
Carney, Mike Barry, Mick Fladager,
Mark Joecks and Walter Hocket-
staller.