The White Falcon - 22.02.1980, Qupperneq 6

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The White Falcon
February 22, 1980
Sports beat
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VP’s Parker grabs
hoop scoring title crown
Leon Parker of VP-23 got out to
an early lead and never relinquished
it on his way to the scoring champ-
ionship with an average of 28.6 as
well as leading his team to a (14-1)
first place finish in a league play.
Jack Klemm and John Cummings staged
a dual all year for the #2 spot with
Klemm collecting 23 points in AFI's
last contest to tie his personal
high for the year and edge Cummings
of NCS 17.6 to 17.3. James Acree of
AFI showed excellent composure at
the foul line connecting on 92% of
his free throws to lead all the
leagues. In B League action Moses
Harrell of IDF arrived on the NATO
base as league play began and promp-
tly showed his basketball skill as
he led the B League in scoring 19.2
and in free throw percentage hitting
88% of his free throws. NSGA's Rick
Hampton was the scoring champion for
the C League averaging 10.2 points a
game. Of the three leagues the C
League had the most competitive
scoring race all year. A total of
two and one half points separated
the leader from the #10 scorer. De-
wayne Deese and Ross Brewer of the
Marines paced the free throw leaders
hitting 85% and 75% of their free
throws respectively.
Bowling
Perfection is not
always a winner
These are the final totals for
the Keflavik intramural basketball
leagues for the 1979-80 season.
Scoring from the games played 17-21
December were not available while
compiling statistics. Since it was
not possible to determine who got
into each game, it was determined
that the number of games played in
be figured from those who scored at
least one point in any of the games.
Because of the volume of players in
the three leagues, qualifying marks
were set as the season went on. The
final leaders were based upon a min-
imum of six games played in and a
minimum of 10 free throws attempted.
The NATO base would like to congrat-
ulate those players who had good
years but did not qualify for the
leaders. Ken Jackson of 932nd Rock-
ville hit 8 of 8 free throws, Calvin
Pauling of AFI and Jay Smith of IDF
hit 5 of 5 free throws, Tommy Royer
of 57th FIS (B) hit 8 of 9 free
throws for 88%, Art Flood of NavFac
hit 6 of 7 free throws for 85% and
Steve Johnson of VP-23 (Z) made good
on 5 of 6 free throws for 83%. Ed
Washington of NSGA averaged 23
points in his two appearances.
Matteson/Drewry provide NRK’s firepower
CommSta NRK downed NavFac #3 for
three Monday night and upped their
lead to three and a half games in
the North Atlantic League of intra-
mural bowxing.
Vern Matteson's 210 and 217 games
and 574 set and Doug Drewry's 213
and 562 provided the firepower for
the NRK team.
Meanwhile, second place Club Man-
agement mustered only a split of
their match with AIMD. Juan Cajipe
had a 504 and Edgardo Layug a 503
for Management and Nick Nassar's 212
and 525 paced AIMD.
In other North Atlantic league
action, Klaus Bauer rolled a 213 and
550 as Public Works tripped Air Ops
for four. A1 Fahland had a 209 game
for Ops during the contest. Dan
Cain's 506 led the Marines to a 3-1
decision over the Black Knights and
IsComlce got four from Supply #3 by
forfeit. Dennis Lewey had a 542 and
Jim McKinley a 212 for IcComlce.
Jim Fales' 220 and 564, Bill Davies'
502 and Bill Moore's 205 lifted Com-
FairKef to a 3-1 win over Comptrol-
ler. Jeff Board rolled a 200 game
for Comptroller.
In the National League, Medical
shutout Recreation behind Walt Miln-
ichuk's 211 and 584. CommSta Admin
won three from the 57th FIS Good
Guys; the IDF Chiefs shutout Supply
#2 behind Perry Boren's 508 set; AFI
split with the Navy Exchange with
Vince Feaster pacing AFI with a 523
and Jim Dutton adding a 233 game
while Ron Jurgenson's 508 was high
for the Exchange and Tony Kelley ad-
ded a 201 game; Timm Herdt rolled a
528 to lead ComFairKef past the Sup-
ply Chiefs, 4-0, even though Doris
McGlynn had a 511 for the Chiefs;
and Dental blanked the CFK Chiefs
behind Fred Urban's 515.
League-leading Specomm dropped
three to AFI in the International
League. Chuck Parker led AFI with a
212 and 556 and Art Kane followed
with a 516. George Letke had a 502
and Jay Norris a 205 for Specomm.
Rounding out the rest of the
league, Det. 14 blanked the NSGA Hot
Rocks behind Dale Cook's 204 and 513
and Ted Bonesteel topped NSGA with .a
506. The 960th AWACSS shutout Pub-
lic Works, Admin was a 3-1 winner
over the Marines, Grindavik downed
the NSGA Mat Rats for three and Nav-
Fac shutout Navy Weather. Ray Thig-
pen had a 521 to pace the NavFac at-
tack.
Last week's American League re-
sults were unavailable at press
time.