The White Falcon - 10.08.1990, Side 12

NATO Base Sports
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NATO women’s softball team takes first at NOREUR tourne
The NATO Base Women’s Softball Team
returned to Keflavfk last month with the first-
place trophies in the Northern European Soft-
ball Chamionship held at Royal Air Force
Base, Sculthorpe, U. K.
During the tournament, Keflavfk took the
field by storm and kept hitting throughout the
single, round-robin tournament, scoring 120
runs during the tournament. A tough defense
kept the competition to only four runs through-
out the tournament.
Julie Hash, who played second base and
short stop, was chosen the Most Valuable
Player for the tournament and Rend Ripol,
who played right field, received the trophy for
the most home runs with three.
Keflavfk started off strong when they beat
the defending champions, Simon Lake, 18-0.
In the second game, Keflavfk trounced Lon-
don, 29-1. The third game, against St. Mawgan,
the women were unstoppable and had yet an-
other win, 39-0. The next game with Thurso
only went three innings, due to the run rule,
and the Keflavfk team won again, 21-1. The
final game for Keflavfk was against Etzelle,
Scotland and the NATO Base women took
their fifth and final victory, 14-2.
Dart tournament set for Thursday at Rockville
By T.J. Cellery
The fourth in a 14-toumament series to
select a team to represent Keflavfk in the All-
Military Championships in November will be
held at the Rockville Club Thursday at 7:30
p.m. The Team America All-Stars dart organi-
zation, sponsors of the tournament, is also giv-
ing points for the Team America rankings list.
The following are the top 10 standings
through August 10:
All-Military Championships Playoffs:
T.J. Cellery, 30; Tony Hokaj, 24; Paul
Dumais, 22; Tom Goering, 19; Butch Tomlin-
son, 18; Gary Spicuzza, 13; Nate Huven, 11;
Phil Mata, 7; Ralph Cash, 6; Chuck Willis/
Dick Laroy, 5.
Team America Present Ranking (last nine
tournaments):
T.J. Cellery, 87; Paul Dumais, 76; Tony
Hokaj, 54; Dick Laroy, 49; Gary Spicuzza, 43;
Phil Mata, 41; Brian Emerson, 40; Tom Goer-
ing, 39; Ralph Cash, 36; Randy Flory, 27.
Team American 1990 Overall Rankings:
T.J. Cellery, 217; Paul Dumais, 146; Phil
Mata, 124; Randy Flory, 116; Dick Laroy,
111; Brian Emerson, 111; Ralph Cash, 83;
Bob Adams, 83; Tony Hokaj, 80; Ron Rogers,
76.
NATO golfers return from Scotland
The NATO Base golf team recently re-
turned from Machrihanish, Scotland, after
competing in the Northern European Golf
Championships.
The base sent two golfers, Bob Rueckert
and John Rives according to Jack Nichols,
athletic coordinator.
Rueckert posted rounds of 86, 93 and 81 to
take fourth place overall. Rueckert finished
the tournament in second place without handi-
cap. He also won the closest to the pin trophy,
hitting the ball within 2 feet on a 167-yard
three hole.
Rives took 10th place overall and won
longest drive award with a drive of more than
300 yards.
Admiral’s Cup standings
The base gym has released standings for the Admiral’s Cup. The
standings include points earned in last week’s triathlon but do not
include the intramural softball league points.
Commands standings are:
Naval Air Station, 449; 4557th Security Police Squadron, 439.5;
4557th Supply, 437.1; U.S. Naval Facility, 426; Department of De-
fense Dependent Schools, 301; U.S. Naval Hospital, 290; Naval
Communication Station, 257.5; 57th Fighter Interceptor Squadron,
236; Air Forces Iceland, 191.5; 932nd Air Defense Squadron, 171.5;
56th Air Rescue Squadron, 157.5; Navy Broadcasting Service Detach-
ment, 143; Naval Security Group Activity, 136; Branch Dental Clinic,
121.5; Iceland Defense Force/Fleet Air Keflavik, 101; 960th Airborne
Warning and Control Squadron, 100; Personnel Support Detachment,
72; Patrol Squadron, 50.2; Marine Security Force Co., 50; Naval
Oceanography Command Facility, 35; NATO Satellite Ground Termi-
nal F-15, 20; Resident Officer in Charge of Construction, 14; DYE-5,
4; Detachment 4, 2; and Detachment 1, 2.
Professional Baseball Standings
American League
East Division West Division
Boston 58 49 Oakland 68 41
Toronto 57 52 Chicago 63 42
Baltimore 53 54 Texas 57 51
Detroit 52 58 Seatde 57 52
Cleveland 49 59 California 52 57
Milwaukee 46 61 Kansas City 50 57
New York 43 64 Minnesota 51 59
National League
East Division West Division
Pittsburgh 63 43 Cincinnati 62 44
New York 61 44 San Francisco 58 50
Montreal 55 53 Los Angeles 54 52
Philadelphia 51 55 San Diego 48 58
Chicago 51 57 Houston 48 61
St. Louis 50 59 Atlanta 40 65
All standings as of August 7
“REC NOTES” continued from page 8
Evening aerobics are held Monday, Wednesday and Thursday from
5:30 to 6:30 p.m.
There will a youth pool party August 24 from 1 to 4 p.m. There will
be games, prizes and lots of fun.
Noon aerobics are held Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from
11:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
A football organization?' meeting will be held Thursday at 6 p.m. in
the NAS conference room. All commands interested in entering a team
should have a representative present.
Lifeguard courses will be offered August 18-31. Call Terry at 6131 for
more information.
Football fans! There will be an exhibition full contact football g
between two Icelandic teams Sunday at 3 p.m. at the NATO B
soccer field.
A biathlon is scheduled for next Saturday at 11 a.m. The event will

consist of a 6.2 mile run and a 22-mile bike race. This is an individual
event. Participants must participate in both events. Sign-up at the cage.
For more information, call the gym at 4588.
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