The White Falcon - 21.11.1980, Blaðsíða 10

10 White Falcon November 21, 1980
SPORTS BEAT#
Rockville, CommSta NRK 1, Specom,
Medical & Supply 2 lead in bowling
After 11 wee Its of bowling the
932nd Rockville team is on top in
the American league, while CommSta
NRK 61 leads in the North Atlantic
league. Ten weel;s of bowling have
been completed in the International
and National leagues. Specom tops
the teams in the International and
Medical and Supply 62 are dead-
locked for the top spots in the
National.
American League
In the American league this
week, the 932nd Rockville squad
added to its lead by taking three
games from IceDeFor. Rockville was
powered by John Reser's outstanding
244 and 609, and Jim Allen's 225
and 573. AFI It 1, currently in
second place, captured three games
against Food Services as Chuck Par-
ker rolled a 523 and Tom Parsons
a 203; and third place h'eather suf-
fered a setback., losing 3-1 to an
inspired 960th AWACSS 61 team.
Rill Jasner, 213 and 50ft, Phil
Charron, 528, John Wright, 204 and
564, and Ron Fye, 546, led the
AWACSS. Consistent Bob Plante con-
nected for 533 for Weather.
Meanwhile, Walter Dill's 213 was
wasted as AIMD drooped three to the
VP-9 Golden Eagles; and the Nav-
CommSta Leftovers beat NavFac #1,
3- 1. Carl Barger paced the Left-
overs with a 207 game, and Greg
Anderson's 516 and Phil Blauvelt's
214 and 553 topped the facility.
North Atlantic League
CommSta NRK I11, CFK, and the
57th FIR 64 hold down the first
three positions in the North At-
lantic league.
Doug Drewry's 567, Dan Smith's
554, and Dave Shelley's 534 guided
CommSta to a shutout over the Of,0th
AWACSS 64 and helped to increase
their lead. Harry Jeffery bowled
a 507 series for the losers.
Meanwhile, CFK helped its own
cause by capturing three games from
the Navy Exchange as Leo Fazz con-
nected for a 519 and Russ Hawver a
507; and the 57th FIS 6*4 scored a
4- 0 decision against the 960th
AWACSS it3 behind Joe Floirendo's
573 and Doug Stacer's 211 and 541.
Jim Rich, 222 and 514, naced the
AWACSS.
In other nlay, the Black Knights
shutout Club Management as Otis
Wilson rolled a 533; Paul Dennis
helped Security to a 2-2 split with
Medical; and Air Ops "1 and Air Ops
-**2 split.
International League
After 10 weeks of howl in ft,
Snecomm, AFI and Det. ]4 hold down
the first three positions in the
International league.
Snecomm strengthened its hold on
first place this week with a 4-n
shutout over Admin. The win was
naced by Herb Haro with a 2nQ, ?1S
and outstanding 593 series.
NBA standings
EASTERN CONFERENCE
ATLANTIC DIVISION w L GB
Philadelphia 15 3 —
New York 12 4 o
Boston 10 3'-
Nev; Jersey 8 11 7k
Washington 7 11 O
CENTRAL DIVISION w L GE
Mi lwauk.ee 15 5 —
Indiana 10 8 /,
Chicago I 11 7
Atlanta 5 13 1 9
Cleveland 5 15 10
Detroit 4 15 ]0’.
WESTERN CONFERFMCF t.T L CB
San Antonio 14 5 —
Utah 12 7 2
Kansas City 0 12 A
Denver 7 10 6
Houston f~ o
Dallas 3 16 11
PACIFIC DIVISION T.T T. GB
Phoenix 15 3 —
Los Angeles 14 5 Ik
Golden State 11 6 3‘-
Seattle Q in 6k
San Diego 6 12 9
Portland 5 13 10
Standings as of Nov. 16
In other International league
action, the °60th AWACSS trounced
PSD for four games, behind Casey
Casebolt's 510; Grindavik proved
too strong for NSGA and came away
with a 3-1 decision, despite Tom
Andrews' 549; NavFac It 3 showed no
mercy to their brother team, Nav-
Fac It 1, and won 3-1; and the Public
Works gang and AFI split 2-2. Mike
McFadden's 508 paced AFT. Det. 14
and Air Ops l>3 postponed their
match to a later date.
National League
In the National league, Medical
and Supply II2 are deadlocked in the
ton spot, while the Navy Exchange
and CommSta NRK It2 are close be-
hind.
Medical and Supply *2 both tool^
three games this week. Dan Bush-B
ong's 545 paced Medical over AFI,™
despite a 202, 211 and 590 from
Mike Warren and a 515 from Jerry
''ever; and Supply won three against
CommFairKe f.
The Navy Exchange kept pace in
the standings with an important
shutout of the 57th FIR *5 team.
Earrv Taylor, ’IS and 544, guided
the VEX team to its 4-9 decision.
CommSta NRK It2 lost a little ground
this week, as the Supply Chiefs too':
three games.
In other action from the
National league, IsCommlce over-
powered the 57th PMEL 3-1 ; and the
CFK Chiefs, behind Doug Larson's
521, hammered Recreation and cap-
tured four games.
Men’s Racquetball League
CFK
Det. 14
AIMD
AFI
57th
960th AWACSS
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