The White Falcon - 08.02.1980, Blaðsíða 7

February 8, 1980
The White Falcon
Page 7
—Short shots-
The basketball court next to the
high school has been frozen for a
skating rink. Skates are available
at gear issue in building T-180. The
number to call is 4554.
The Basketball Base Championship
will begin Monday, Feb. 18.
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There will be a meeting for the
coaches of all men's volleyball
teams on Tuesday, Feb. 19 at 5 p.m.
at the base gym. There will be a
meeting for the women's coaches on
Wednesday, Feb. 20 at 5 p.m. at the
base gym.
All rosters for men's and women's
volleyball teams must be turned in
to the base gym by 5 p.m. Monday,
Feb. 25. Volleyball season will be-
gin March 3.
*****
The base gym will be closed Feb.
22 for pest control.
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The Keflavik Men's Bowling Assoc-
iation will sponsor another no tap
bowling tournament tomorrow and Sun-
day. Bowling will be from 4 to 10
p.m. tomorrow and from 1 to 5 p.m.
Sunday.
*****
There will be an added attraction
of red pin also. When the red pin
comes up in the head pin position a
st“ike will win the bowler a free
game.
*****
The Keflavik Women's Bowling As-
sociation will be holding a head pin
tournament Saturday and Sunday Feb.
16 and 17.
*****
In the head pin tourney a bowler
will bowl a three game series, roll-
ing 12 balls a game. If the head
pin is hit then the bowler will
score the number of pins knocked
'down. If missed, a zero will be re-
corded. A perfect game of 12
strikes will score 120.
A F’s Simon bears
torch at Olympics
F.E. WARREN AFB, Wyo. (AFNS)—An
Air Force missile launch officer has
been selected as one of 52 runners
to carry the Olympic torch in a
1,000-mile relay to the XIII Olympic
Winter games which begin Wednesday.
1st. Lt. Steven A. Simon, who
serves in the standardization eval-
uation branch of the 90th Strategic
Missile Wing at Warren AFB, is one
of 26 men and 26 women chosen for
the honor by the Lake Placid Olym-
pic Organizing Committee.
One runner was selected for each
state, plus Washington,' D.C. , and
Lake Placid, N.Y.—the site of the
games. Lieutenant Simon will rep-
resent Wyoming.
The Olympic torch will be ignited
at a ceremony in Athens, Greece, and
then carried to Langley AFB, Va.,
where the relay will begin. The
relay was expected to begin Jan.
31 and conclude at Lake Placid to-
morrow.
Simon, a 1977 graduate of the
Air Force Academy, has participated
in five marathons. He began running
competively in 1977 and has entered
more than 50 races since.
Racquetball standings
Men’s W L
CFK 7 0
Det. 14 71
AFI 6 1
VP 23 #1 5 3
VP 23 #2 3 3
Marines 3 3
AIMD 3 5
Rockville A 24
AWACSS 3 4
57th A 15
57th B 06
Women's W L
Team It 3 4 1
Team It2 3 2
Team It 1 1 5
1485 Radio Sports Schedule
Saturday Basketball- Kentucky vs. Alabama at 7:30 p.m.
Sunday Basketball- Los Angeles vs. Philadelphia at 6
p.m.
Wednesday Basketball- Rockville
vs. NavCommSta at 8 p.m.
Basketball league standings
VP 23 Seahawks 55.8 47.0 10 1
57th A 43.8 42.1 7 4
Top o’ the ‘Hill’ AFI 57.3 50.6 '7 4
)32nd 47.6 51.6 5 6
AWACSS 45.4 58.5 3 8
Willa Dugan retained her- title as NCS 52.4 54.4 3 9
Queen of the Hill but Mike Luce B League Off. Def. W L
failed in defending his title as NEX 52.2 47.4 9 2
King. Willa beat Debbie Jones in Air Ops 48.6 41.1 8 3
the women's final while Darwin Ray NavFac 43.1 48.5 6 5
took the crown away from Luce in the VP 23 Z 38.4 40.2 4 7
men's division. High School 47.2 47.5 4 7
IDF 41.2 43.5 3 7
King and Queen of the Hill compe- C League Off. Def. W L
tition is held every Sunday at noon Marines 48.2 29.5 : 10 1
at the Arctic Lanes. 57th B 39.0 35.6 8 3
NSGA 33.5 25.0 7 4
Esque wins Cub Scout Weapons 27.0 30.3 5 6
Grindavik Admin 20.7 25.3 34.1 35.5 2 2 9 9
1980 Sail Boat Regatta Scoring leaders
Cub Scout Pack 364 held their A League Gm Pts Avg •is.
1980 Sail Boat Regatta recently at Parker, VP-23 7 221 31.5 38
the High School Multi-purpose Room. Klemm, AFI 8 150 18.7 23
There were about 60 entrants Christian, AWACSS 7 128 18.2 28
from the eight dens. The boys had Cummings, NCS 5 89 17.8 23
to sail the boats they constructed Hendrickson, 932nd 6 75 12.5 21
themselves; twelve feet, by blowing B League Gm Pts Avg H£
through a straw. Harrell, IDF 4 83 20.7 31
Brian Esque of Den 6 took first Drakeford, Air Ops 6 111 18.5 23
place to win the gold medal, Steven Larusson, NEX 5 79 15.8 20
Ake of Den 3 won second for the sil- Gilbert B, H. S, 7 108 15.4 22
ver medal and John Clinard won third Langley, VP-23 I i 4 58 14.5 21
for the bronze medal. All the boys C League Gm Pts Avg «£
received a participation ribbon. Costigan, Marines 7 81 11.5 18
Congratulations to the winners Searson, Admin 6 65 10.8 18
and all the boys for some good look- Curtis, Weapons 8 84 10.5 15
ing boats and excellent sailing com- Teegarden, Marines 7 73 10.4 19
petition! Hampton, NSGA 7 68 9.7 18
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