The White Falcon - 19.12.1980, Blaðsíða 10

ID TDKite falcon TOecember 19, 1980
SPORTS BEAT•
Plante’s
617 tops
bowling
American League
Bob Plante broke the magic BOO
barrier this week in the American
league of Intramural bowling. He
paced the Weather team to a 2-2
split with NavFac, connecting for a
235 game and an outstanding 617
series. Phil Blauvelt's 511 was the
high for the Facility.
In other American league action
on Monday night, league leading
Rockville continued its domination
and handed the 960th AWACSS a 3-1
setback. Ron McCray lead the Rock-
ville attack with a 536 series.
Bill Jasper, 501, Jim Zonder, 500,
and Phil Charron, 203 and 572 bowled
NHL standings
Campbell Conference
PATRICK DIVISION W L T PTS
Philadelphia 21 6 5 47
N.Y. Islanders 20 7 6 46
Calgary 13 10 6 32
Washington 9 11 10 28
N.Y. Rangers 11 16 4 26
SMYTHE DIVISION W L T PTS
St. Louis 19 8 4 42
Vancouver 16 9 7 39
Chicago 11 16 6 28
Colorado 10 15 5 27
Edmonton 7 16 5 19
Winnipeg 1 22 7 9
Wales Conference
NORRIS DIVISION W L T PTS
Los Angeles 21 8 2 44
Montreal 16 12 2 34
Hartford 10 14 6 26
Pittsburgh 10 15 5 25
Detroit 6 18 5 17
ADAMS DIVISION W L T PTS
Buf falo 15 8 8 38
Minnesota 14 7 7 35
Boston 11 13 6 28
Toronto 10 13 5 25
Ouebec 8 15 7 23
well in a losing cause.
Meanwhile, AFI #1, currently in
second place, took all four games
from Comptroller behind Chuck Par-
ker's 517 and Dave Tolbert's 515;
third place AIMD trounced the Nav-
CommSta Leftovers for four behind
Perrie Boren's 545 series; VP-9
walloDed IceDeFor 4-0 with George
Bond's 202 leading the way; and
Food Service shutout the 57th FIS
41 squad. Jose Gozon's 223 and
526 and Carl Harden's 201 and 579
paced the Food Service victory.
The °6Gth AWACSS's teams two and
three were forced out of North At-
lantic league action this week be-
NBA standings
Eastern Conference
ATLANTIC DIVISION w L GB
Philadelphia 29 4 —
Boston 22 8 5%
New York 19 11 8*5
Washington 14 18 14%
New Jersey 11 21 17%
CENTRAL DIVISION W L GB
Milwaukee 24 9 —
Indiana 19 13 4%
Atlanta 13 18 10
Chicago 12 19 11
Cleveland 11 23 13%
Detroit 9 22 14
Western Conference
MIDWEST DIVISION W L GB
San Antonio 21 12 —
Houston 14 16
Utah 14 17 6
Kansas City 14 19 7
Denver 11 19 10
Dallas 4 28 16%
PACIFIC DIVISION W L GB
Los Angeles 23 10 2
Golden State 16 15 8
Seattle 15 17 9%
Portland 13 19 11%
San Diego 13 20 12
Standings as of Dec. 14
cause of squadron personnel's de-
ployment to Germany. Two new teams
were formed, Security #2 and Navy
Exchange, and they will take-up the
snots in the standings vacated by
the AWACSS teams.
North Atlantic league
Now to the action this week in
the North Atlantic league. First
nlace CommSta NRK added to its hold
on the top snot this week by downing
the Black Knights. Russ Beard, 592,
Charlie Cook, 541, Dave Shelley,
520, and Dan Smith, 532, led Comm-
Sta.
In other action, Club Management,
in second place, shutout Medical;
third place ComFairKef, behind Don
Sheldon's 203, took three games froml
the 57th FIS 44 , despite a 539 from
Joe Floirendo and a 575 from Doug
Stacer; Navy Broadcasting won 3-1
against Security It2; Air Ops It 1 took
three from Security 41; and the Navy
Exchange snlit with Air Ops It2.
National League
The logjam for first place in
the National league uncluttered a
bit last week as Medical trounced
CFK for four games and moved into
sole possession of first place. Dan
Bushong lead the way with a 211 game
and a 541 series.
Meanwhile, the Navy Exchange and
Supply 42 dropped a notch into a tie
for second place as both teams
posted 3-1 victories. The Exchange,
behind Harry Taylor's 520, cruised
for their three games against the
Supnly Chiefs, while Supply posted
their win against Recreation. Comm-
Sta NRK 42 owns the rights to third
place, despite dropping three games
to the CFK Chiefs. Doug Larson had
a 212 for the Chiefs in that match.
In remaining National league
action, AFI handed IsCommlce a 4-0
setback; and the 57th FIS 45 took
three from their brother team, tl
57th PMEL. Richard Larson's 509
and Joe Castillo's 535 were tops
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Standings as of Dec. 14