The White Falcon - 18.09.1981, Qupperneq 11

September 18, 1981 White Falcon 11
SHORT SHOTS
Football
A few National Football League
teams that were expected to do big
things this season are having a
tough time of it in the early going.
New England suffered its second
loss Sunday at the hands of the
Philadelphia Eagles, 13-3.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh are at the
bottom of the AFC Central Division,
both teams with 0-2 marks. Cleve-
land dropped their game to the
Houston Oilers, 9-3, while Pitts-
burgh was upset by Miami 33-30 on
Thursday.
In the NFC, Los Angeles, Chicago
and Minnesota lead the way as the
early season flops. L.A. lost a
divisional game to the New Orleans
Saints, 23-17, Chicago lost to San
Francisco 28-17, and Oakland handled
Minnesota easily Monday night.
In other NFL action from Sunday,
Atlanta bowled over Green Bay 31-17;
the Giants surprised the Redskins
17-7; Buffalo tripped Baltimore
35-3; Kansas City beat Tampa Bay
19-10; Cincinnati just slipped past
the New York Jets 30-31; Seattle
defeated Denver 13-10; San Diego
was a winner against Detroit 28-23;
and the Dallas Cowboys won a
divisional contest against the St.
Louis Cardinals 30-17.
Golf
Jan Stephenson sank five birdies
in the final round and claimed her
third victory of the year at the
54-hole LPGA Classic in Suffolk,
Virginia. Stephenson registered
a five-under-par 68 Sunday to total
14-under-par 205. Three strokes
back were Sally Little, who set a
course record with a third-round
eight-under-par 65, and Janet Alex.
Beth Daniel and Amy Alcott tied for
third with nine-under-210s, five
strokes behind Stephenson.
and. . .
Jack Renner took the second win
of his career Sunday, beating out
Scott Simpson by two shots at the
PGA Pleasant Valley Classic in
Sutton, Massachusetts. Renner regis-
tered his last bogey early in the
second round, then played 52
straight holes of steady par-or-un-
der golf to claim the $54,000 prize
jith a total 11-under-par 273. Tom
Kite was third at 27 6, three shots
off Renner's pace. Gary Trivisonno
was fourth at 277.
Intramural Flag-Football
NavCommSta
Supply
932nd ACWS
NavFac
57th FIS
VP-10
Marines
Public Works
960th AWACSS
High School
Run-Off
W L
4 1
4 0
3 1
2 1
2 2
2 2
2 2
1 3
0 3
0 5
The Fall Run-Off is rescheduled
for September 26 at 10 a.m. at the
Base Gym. Sign-ups will be held
until Thursday.
Gym note
The Base Gym will be closed
from 8 a.m. to noon on Thursday,
due to routine pest control.
and. . .
Racquetball reservations are
being taken at 12:30 p.m. for the
following day.
Baseball standings
AMERICAN EAST w L GB
Detroit 22 11 —
New York 19 14 3
Milwaukee 20 15 3
Baltimore 18 15 4
Boston 17 15 45s
Cleveland 17 18 6
Toronto 15 16 6
AMERICAN WEST W L GB
Kansas City 18 15 —
Oakland 15 16 2
Minnesota 16 18
Texas 14 17 3
Chicago 13 20 5
Seattle 13 20 5
California 12 19 5
NATIONAL EAST W L GB
St. Louis 18 12 —
Montreal 16 15 2*5
Chicago 16 17 3h
New York 15 18 43s
Philadelphia 13 19 6
Pittsburgh 14 21 6%
NATIONAL WEST W L GB
Houston 22 11 —
Los Angeles 19 14 3
Atlanta 18 14 33s
San Francisco 17 15 43s
San Diego 10 24 12!s
Intramural Bowling results
American League
Rockville 2-2 NavCommSta
57th FIS it 1 3-1 IceDeFor
960th AWACSS 3-1 Food Service
AIMD 3-1 Air Ops #1
Security 4-0 Air Ops #2
Navy Campus 3-1 AFI #1
Outstanding Bowlers
Jim Allen - 558
Bob Carlson - 539
Shorty Falls - 212, 203 & 593
Larry Daniels - 504
Dan Smith - 218 & 574
John Saenz - 209 & 547
Harry Jeffery - 562
Howard Koenig - 528
Paul Barna - 510
National League
57th PMEL 4-0.CFK Chiefs
VP-10 #1 2-2 Medical
Supply #2 2-2 PerSuppDet
Marines 3-1 Public Works it2
IsComlce 3-1 CommSta NRK #2
Navy Exchange 3-1 Supply Chiefs
Outstanding Bowlers
Woody Puckett - 209 & 508
Jan Carlson - 200 & 510
Harry Taylor - 503
Glenn Ftayek - 243 & 574
Dennis Zellner - 218 & 580
Doug Thorpe - 518
Rick Orender - 208 & 547
International League
Specomm 4-0 Air Ops #3
Public Works 4-0 NSGA
Det. 4 4-0 Photo Lab
Det. 14 #2 2-2 Det. 14 Rescue
AFI Handicappers 3-1 Facilities Main.
Grindavik 2-2 NavFac Itl
Outstanding Bowlers
B. Quayle - 504
R. Babb - 544
Jeff Lynch - 507
Hark Nabywaniec - 517
Reb Nantz - 551
Tom Kidney - 253 & 568
Jay Norris - 551
Frank Caille - 507
North Atlantic League
AFI 4-0 57th FIS itZ
Weapons 4-0 Club Management
Weather 3-1 Public Works #3
ComFairKef 3-1 VP-10 #2
CommSta NRK 3-1 Supply #3
Navy Broadcasting 2-2 Commissary
Outstanding Bowlers
Gary Smith - 215 & 542
Don Phelps - 524
Leo Fazzi - 508
Donn Sheldon - 504
JoJo Enriquez - 213 & 530
Mike Bristow - 544
Running
Long-distance runner Henry Rono
of Kenya broke his own three-year-old
record in the 5,000 meters Sunday.
Rono registered a time of 13:6.2,
more than two seconds better than
his old mark.