The White Falcon - 21.05.1982, Blaðsíða 6

WHITE FALCON May 21, 1982
Swim and Stay Fit with the Red Cross
Swimming has long been recognized as one
of the best ways of building and maintain-
ing fitness. The Red Cross Swim and Stay
Fit program is a planned activity to en-
courage individuals to swim regularly and
frequently.
Any person possessing reasonable swim-
ming ability is eligible to enroll in the
program. Swim and Stay Fit is not a com-
petition or race between enrol lees, rather
is designed to contribute to the mental
and physical fitness of the individuals.
This is done by providing a meaningful
and enjoyable activity over an extended
period of time.
The overall distance the swimmer goes
is unlimited. For the initial three miles
the only requirement is that the swimmer
complete each % mile during one visit to
the pool. However, the % mile doesn't
have to be swum continuously and the
swimmer can stop and rest as often as
necessary. After the initial three miles
of training, the % mile or more must be
continuous and in multiples of % mile,
such as % mile, one mile, etc.
In order to complete training, laps
down and back pool lanes must be com-
pleted. One lap is actually two lengths
of the pool. Eight laps is % mile,
16 laps equates to % mile, and one mile
is 32 laps.
Following the completion of 10, 20,
30, 40 and 50 miles, a certificate is
given. Together with the 50-mile certi-
ficate, a patch and pin are awarded in
recognition. If a swimmer continues on
and reaches 100, 150, 200 or more miles,
recognition is awarded at each 50-mile
accomplishment.
The 50 miles needn't be completed here
in Keflavik. If you are ready to trans-
fer. paperwork can be sent along with you
so that you can finish your training at
your next duty station.
For more information, contact the Red
Cross office at 6210 or speak with the
program monitor at the pool.
Intramural Bowling results
American League
57th FIS #1 4-0 Air Ops
960th AWACS 3-1 Security
NavCommSta 3-1 Weapons
AFI #1 2-2 IceDeFor
AIMD 2-2 VP-11
Air Ops #1 2-2 Billeting
High Bowlers
Mike Schillace - 212, 528; John Osborn -
219, 537; Don Jahner - 519; Carl Ragland -
218, 559; John Baenz - 523; Abel Villaneda
- 200, 51^Kob Pace - 203, 512; John
Schutz - 5to; Bill Glover - 213, 566; Bill
Mathews - 205, 518; John Przybycien - 225,
571; Ed Panis - 510; Dave Pryde - 213,
521; George McCaffrey - 501; Jerry Edwards
- 510; Jan Becknell - 220, 554; Ray Ambito
- 223, 213, 616.
National ^^ue
Post Office 2%-l% VP-11
57th FIS PMEL 4-0 Supply
Medical 4-0 Public Works
552nd AWACW 4-0 NRK
Marines 2-2 Supply Chiefs
IsComlce 2-2 Navy Exchange
High Bowlers
Laney - 223, 599; Ferguson - 532; Clear-
water - 202, 215, 575; North - 518;
Ramirez - 219, 500; Abuan - 505; Carlson -
527.
North Atlantic
57th FIS 3-1 Admin
Rockville 4-0 Commissary
CommSta NRK 2-2 Navy Broadcasting
Club Management 3-1 Recreation
Det. 4 3-1 Weather
ComFairKef 3-1 Supply #3
High Bowlers
Jack Parks - 557; Dan Pinkerton - 528;
S. Lee - 214, 563; Bob Barksdale - 213,
504; Shorty Falls - Jim Service -
501; Randy SpiTiers ^K4; Lew Christmas
- 202, 509; Gary Smi^i - 513; Ed Layug -
219, 512; Gary Burgstahler - 511; Bob
Brown - 243, 565; John Coleman - 205;
Fred Keith - 518.
International League
Public Works 3-1 Det. 14 #1
Security 3-1 Grindavik
Dental 3-1 Det. 4 0LB
NSGA 4-0 Det. 14 Rescue
NavFac Watch Standers 3-1 Specomm
NavFac Ops 4-0 Facilities Maintenance
High Bowlers
Jeff Lynch - 224 & 581; Tom Kidney - 554;
Ray Babb - 526; Paul Frederick - 500; Doug
Jones - 507; Rick Wood - 528; Mark
Hetterick - 525.
Twelve underclassmen head for NBA
The National Basketball Association
announced Tuesday that a dozen under-
classmen have applied for this year's
college draft.
The list includes six talented for-
wards-- James Worthy of North Carolina,
Terry Cummings of Depaul, Clark Kellogg
Chargers sign Forpe
Former Louisiana wide receiver Rod
Forpe, who led the nation in reception
yardage in 1977, has signed a two-year
contract with the San Diego Chargers.
For the past three years, Forpe has
played with the Shreveport franchise
of the American Football Association and
earned all-league honors twice. As a
senior at Louisiana Tech in 1977, he led
the nation in reception yardage with over
1200 yards.
No Tap tournament May 29
The Keflavik Men's Bowling Association
is sponsoring a No-Tap tournament on May
29 beginning at 9 p.m. and running until
2 a.m. on May 30. All NATO Base residents
are invited to participate.
King of the Hill
Mike Bristow defeated Tom Kidney for
the King of the Hill title this week. The
competition is held every Sunday beginning
^ at noon at the Arctic Bowling lanes.
of Ohio State, Dominique Wilkins of
Georgia, Cliff Levingston of Wichita State
and Ollie Johnson of Washington State.
Two centers are available--Lashlle
Thompson of Texas and Tommy Sangodeyi of
Sam Houston State, who is a 24-year-old
freshman from Nigeria.
Junior guards available are Kub
Williams of Houston, Quintin Dailey of
San Francisco, John Bagley of Boston
College and Michael McDuffen of Murray
State.
Rockies future unsure
The National Hockey League board of
Govenors met with league president John
Ziegler in New York Tuesday.
The officials are attempting to re-
solve the financial crises of the Colorado
Rockies and the club's proposed move to
New Jersey.
The Colorado committee, a special group
assigned to the matter, is expected to
make a recommendation later in the day.
Board member Peter Pocklington, the
owner of the Edmonton Oilers, says there
are many things to be considered. "We
have to know if it's best for the league."
Owner Peter Gilbert purchased the team
for seven million dollars in February 1981
and lost some four million dollars this
year.
Baseball standings
American League
EAST W L GB
Boston 23 12 --
Detroit 21 12 1
Milwaukee 18 15 4
New York 15 19 7%
Baltimore 14 19 8
Cleveland 14 19 8
Toronto 14 20 8%
WEST W L GB
California 24 13 --
Chicago 22 12 h
Kansas City 20 14 2%
Oakland 20 17 4
Seattle 16 22 8%
Texas 10 21 11
Minnesota 11 27 13%
National Leaque
EAST W L GB
St. Louis 22 14 --
Philadelphia 19 16 2%
New York 19 17 3
Montreal 16 17 4%
Pittsburgh 14 18 6
Chicago 15 20 6%
WEST W L GB
Atlanta 23 13 --
San Diego 18 15 3%
Los Angeles 17 19 6
Cincinnati 16 19 6%
Houston 16 21 7%
San Francisco 15 21 8
Major League leaders
National League batting leaders
AVERAGE (65 or more at bats)—J^mpson,
PIT .369; Moreland, CHI ,351; •lor, NY
.347; Raines, Montreal .339; LoT Smith,
SL .329.
RUNS BATTED IN—Murphy, ATL 34; Kingman,
NY 32; Moreland, CHI 29; Thompson, PIT 29;
B. Diaz, PHIL 25; and Hendrick, SL 25.
HOME RUNS—Kingman, NY 12; Mu^fe, ATL
11; Thompson, PIT 10; Hendrick^^L, and
Horner, ATL 9.
PITCHING VICTORIES AND E.R.A.—Sutton,
H0U 6-1, 2.40; Berenyi, CIN 4-1, 2.35;
Ra. Jones, NY 4-2, 2.89; Fuleo, NY 4-2,
3.72; Garber, ATL 4-2, 1.76; Welch, LA
4-2, 3.72.
American League batting leaders
AVERAGE (65 or more at bats)—Bonnell, TOR
.440; McBride, CLE .412; Harrah, CLE .376;
Cooper, MIL .354; E. Murray, BAL .350.
RUNS BATTED IN—Thorton, CLE 33; Mcrae, KC
33; Oglivie, MIL 26; Hrbek, MINN 26;
Baylor, CAL 25; Luzinski, CHI 25; Otis, KC
25.
HOME RUNS—Thorton, CLE 10; Hrbek, MINN
10; Roenicke, BAL 9; Murphy, OAK 8;
Harrah, CLE 7; Oglivie, MIL 7; Downing,
CAL 7; R. Johnson, MINN 7.
PITCHING VICTORIES AND E.R.A.—Hoyt, CHI
7-0, 1.43; Guidry, NY 5-1, 3.00; Zahn,
CAL 5-1, 2.07; Barker, CLE 4-1, 2.25;
Caudill, SEA 4-1, 1.88; Darwin, TEX 4-1,
1.96.
Tilley staying with Cardinals
Wide receiver Pat Tilley, who had de-
manded to be traded, now says he is con-
tent to play for the St. Louis Cardinals.
The seven-year veteran was the team's
top pass receiver the past four years.
He had 66 receptions four just over one
thousand yards and three touchdowns last
season.
Tilley had demanded to be traded
earlier this year in a contract dispute
with the team. However, he said he
would report to the team's mini-camp
which began workouts earlier this week.
Golf tourney May 31
There will be a Memorial Day golf tour-
nament on May 31. There will be two divi-
sions, Callaway and Gross. Golf passes
can be picked up at the gym for the tour-
nament, which starts at 9 a.m. Sign up at
the Base gym.