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June 13, 1980
The White Falcon
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The Summer Youth Athletic Program
will begin on Monday. There will be
two four-week sessions. Nine to 12
years old from 8 to 10 a.m. and six
to eight years from 10 a.m. to noon,
Monday thru Friday. The Base Gym
is now taking registrations.
Golf League Standings
GOLF LEAGUE STANDINGS W L
COAST GUARD 2 0
NAVFAC 2 0
CFK/IDF 1 1
AFI 1 2
PUBLIC WORKS 0 3
There will be a Racquetball tour-
nament on June 21 and 22. Divisions
will include A, Open, Singles and
doubles. Registration deadline
is Monday and you must reconfirm
your registration by Thursday.
There will be a meeting for Sum-
mer Basketball on Wednesday at 5
p.m. at the base gym.
Satu
Leag
There will be an awards assembly
Saturday at 2 p.m. at the base gym.
following awards will be presen-
Men and Women's Racquetball
ue, Men and Women's Volleyball
,eague, Men's NATO Basketball Team,
Men's and Women's NATO Volleyball
Team and Men and Women's NATO Bow-
ling Team.
The Base Gym is accepting appli-
cations for certified lifeguards and
Water Safety instructors.
A golf ' u ’ment will be held
Tomorrow an nday. The Dunlop
Open will be 36-hole tournament
and sponsored by Golf Club Sudur-
nesja.
Softball standings AMERICAN LEAGUE W L
57th 7 0
NAVFAC 5 1
NSGA 5 2
AIMD 4 3
GRINDAVIK 3 3
PUBLIC WORKS 3 3
SUPPLY 2 3
AFI-E 2 4
IDF 2 4
WEAPONS/NBS 2 4
HIGH SCHOOL 1 5
H-l RECEIVERS 1 5
NATIONAL LEAGUE W L
MARINES 6 0
AFI-A 5 0
NCS 4 1
ROCKVILLE 3 2
AIR OPS/WEATHER 3 2
VP-46 2 2
PSD/ADMIN 2 3
SECURITY 1 2
NEX/DENTAL/ROICC 1 3
CFK 1 4
AWACCS 1 4
OMD 0 4
Drewry & Dugan
win no tap
Doug Drewry and Willa Dugan fin-
ished first in the men's and women's
divisions, respectively, in last
weekend's no tap tournament, which
was sponsored by the KMBA.
Dugan topped 23 other remale en-r
trants with a 632 and Linda Patrizi
finished second with a 595 set.
The men's division had a little
more success with entries, totalling
139. Drewry topped them all with
the only 700 series rolled during
the two-day event. He had a 722,
Phil Blauvelt was the number two
finisher with a 695. Dan Smith was
third with a 686, Ed Jones fourth at
674 and Patt Ponder fifth at 669.
The remaining winners in the men's
division were Bob Shaffer 667, Frank
Caille 657, Dan Shea 654, Bruce Mi-
chaelson 653, Russ Beard and Tom
Andrews 636, Steve Perry 633 and
George Letke and John Pecue at 630.
Dan Smith and Bob Shaffer shared
high game honors with a 278 and
Willa Dugan's 222 led the women.
Best ball tourney
begins tomorrow
The Women's Bowling Association
will hold a mixed "Best Ball1 tour-
nament tomorrow and Sunday, Bowling
times will be 5-10 p.m. tomorrow and
5-9 p.m, Sunday.
Best Ball bowling is where both
the members roll a first ball. If a
strike is recorded by either, then
the decision is easy. However if
both knock down less than 10 pins
they must decide which ball to play.
If the woman's first ball is chosen
then the man must pick up the spare
and vice versa.
Prizes will be awarded on a one
prize to 10 entry ratio.
Dart Association results
1. AIMD-1 72
2. AFI-1 68
3. NSGA 68
4. C0MSTA 65
5. TEXANS 62
6. GSE 62
7. AIMD-2 59
8. SS-1 57
9. AFI-2 51
10. FRA 42
11. MARINES-1 42
12. AFI-3 39
13. CFK/IDF 33
14. PSD 29
15. LAFRA 21
16. MARINES 19
Come on down to the Fleet Eome
on Tuesday for some fun on the Bris-
le board. Planned is a 501 luck of
the draw. The door opens at 6 p.m.
and shooting starts at 7 p.m.