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February 15, 1980
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The White Falcon
Sports beat
by SN Mary Ree
Final month of bowling; 960th
& CommSta NRK hold slim lead
-Short shots-
The base gym will be closed on
Feb. 22 for pest control.
As intramural bowling moves into
its final month of play, two races
are beginning to look as if they
are over, while two are still in the
balance.
Specomm holds a 10-game bulge in
the International and Medical is up
by six in the National, and only a
complete reversal of their shown
performance would knock them from
the top spots.
The leagues still being contested
are Monday night's American and
North Atlantic. The 960th AWACSS
holds a slim one and half game edge
in the American while CommSta NRK,
last year's base champs, are ahead
by two and a half.
In Monday's action in the Ameri-
can League, things basically re-
mained unchanged as far as the top
teams go. The 960th pasted IDF for
three behind Bob Fulwider's 225 game
and 558 set, Joe Morowski's 551, Ed
Jones' 537 and John Wright's 518.
Second place Food Services kept pace
with a 3-1 win over VP-23 behind
Jack Roberts' 200 and 534. Jim Aus-
tin's 204 and 555 led the 57th past
AIMD 3-1, and the Commissary shutout
Comptroller with Norm Bemis rolling
a 531, Reynaldo Vitocruz a 213 and
523 and Tony Cuerpo a 503 for the
winners and Calvin Pauling pacing
the losers with a 200 and 538. AFI
was a 3-1 winner over NavCommSta
with Bob Couturier rolling games of
202 and 203 and a 547 set for AFI.
Bruce Michaelson followed with a 540
and Paul Cozort added a 503. Mike
Varney was high for CommSta with a
506. Navy Broadcasting blanked Nav-
Fac in the remaining match.
Doug Drewry's 200 and 569 and
Dean Granger's 203 and 507 led first
place CommSta NRK to a 3-1 decision
over Public Works in the North At-
lantic League. Club Management kept
pace by downing the Marines for
three. Dan Cain had a 222 game for
the Marines. CFK shutout NavFac be-
hind Bill Davies' 200 and 545, John
Burk's 508, Ed Sibel's 507 and Jim
Fales' 200. Nick Nassar rolled a
536 as AIMD won three from Supply
#3, the Black Knights was a 3-1 win-
ner over IsComlce and Air Ops and
Comptroller split their match.
Walt Milnichuk rolled a 207 game
and 542 series, Danny Bushong had a
535 and Mike Perkowski a 513 as Med-
ical won three from the Navy Ex-
change in the National League. AFI
and CommSta are tied for second.
CommSta split their match with Com-
FairKef while AFI lost a 3-1 deci-
sion to the CFK Chiefs. Jerry
Dretsch had a 500 for ComFair while
Vince Feaster had a 503 for AFI.
Bert Quintans rolled a 227 game and
604 set as Recreation split with
Dental; Supply #2 shutout the 57th
FIS Good Guys; and the IDF Chiefs
won 4-0 over the Supply Chiefs.
Perry Boren led IDF with games of
216 and 205 and a 591 series while
Joe McGlynn topped the Supply Chiefs
with a 213 and 569.
In the International League,
George Letke had a 513 and Frank
Caille a 508 as Specomm downed the
NSGA Mat Rats 3-1. Mark Sobczak
rolled a 201 game for the Mat Rats.
Det. 14 is in second place but they
lost a 3-1 battle with NavFac. Arm-
es Jokinen led the Fac with a 211
and 534. Scott Metzger rolled a 522
as the NSGA Hot Rocks won three from
Public Works. Navy Weather was a 3-
1 winner over the 960th AWACSS; Art
Kane had a 525 as AFI split with Ad-
min and Grindavik won two and a half
from the Marines. Mark Harding had
a 213 game for Crindy and the Mar-
ines were led by Gary Basil's 518.
Peer, McGlynn top no tap
Ken Peer and Doris McGlynn shared
top honors in the no tap bowling
tournament held last weekend at the
Arctic Lanes.
Peer finished first in the men's
division with a 778 series while Mc-
Glynn bested all other lady entrants
with a 659 series. Mrs. McGlynn al-
so had the high game in the women's
category with a 276 while Tom And-
rews grabbed the honors for the men
with a 288.
Rounding out the remainder of the
women's finishers, Willa Dugan, win-
ner of the last no tap, was second
with a 631. Third was Linda Patrizi
with a 579, Vera Luce was fourth
with 576 and Brenda Kyne had a 555.
In the men's division, Skip Groce
was second with a 757, Pat Ponder
third at 724, Jim Kyne followed
with a 723, Danny Bushong had a 711
for fifth and Chuck Stegall was
sixth with a 707.
Seventh place went to Bruce Mich-
aelson with a 680, Mike Luce was
next at 676, Darwin Ray had a 671,
Ed Saunders and Doug Drewry tied for
10th at 670, Tom Andrews had a 655,
Ray Thigpen a 653, Scott Metzger a
648 and George Letke a 647.
There were 193 entries in the two
day tourney, 146 men and 47 women.
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.
There will be a meeting for the
coaches of all men's volleyball
teams Tuesday at 5 p.m. at the base
gym. There will be a meeting or wo-
men's coaches on Wednesday at 5 p.m.
at the base gym.
Beginning and Advanced Gymnastics
for children will begin again on
Saturday Feb. 23. Registration is
ongoing at the base gym. Call 4588.
Interested in swimming lessons?
Call the base gym at 4588 and let us
know what type of lessons, and when
you would like them. Lessons will
be scheduled according to interest.
The Keflavik Women's Bowling As
sociation will be holding a head pin
tournament tomorrow and Sunday
In the head pin tourney a bowle
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.

Willa Dugan and Darwin Ray have
retained their titles as Queen and
King of the Hill, respectively.
Willa downed Judy Dempsey in the
final match while Darwin topped Lar-
ry Graves.
King and Queen of the Hill compe-
tition is held every Sunday at the
Arctic Lanes at noon and is open
competition.
Racquetball standin'
Men’s
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CFK
Det.
AFI
VP-23 #1
Marines
VF-23 #2
AIMD
AWACSS
Rockville
57th B
Women's
Team #3
Team #2
Team #1
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A team has been dropped
from the men's racquetball league
effective Feb. 8.