JUNIOR AND SENIOR BOWLING NEWS
We are going into the homestretch of
the two leagues and the common things
are beginning to happen. Top teams are
being knocked out of their spots> high
games and averages are changing*
In the Junior League the team that
has been top for the past 11 weeks was
set back to 2nd place by the King Pins
and the Mustangs who have been in 2nd
and 3rd g6t pushed back by the Huskies*
There are 3 more mights of bowling and
a prediction of the outcome is hard to
make. Sue Begg and Joan Falkowski1' are
still tops with their high series, av
erages and games for the girls, M. Cal
fee, R. Schrader and B. Lippert have
the high spots for the boys.
In the Senior League, Fred■ Marquard
is still going strong and he set another
High'game of 241 last Monday, raised his
average to 172, but left his series at
the old high of 604* Ken Handlin is sec
ond high with the average and Steve Ty
rell is second high with a game of 195*
Linda Falkowski came through last Monday
to shake up the girls side of the stand
ings when she took her sister Gail out
of the top spot with a high -series of
397. She put Sharon Mendel in second
place with her game of 172 and she brou^t
her average up to 110 to place second
under her sister Gail who has high aver
age of 117*
Last Monday night was the last night
for the Phillips brothers Rod and Ron,
their sister Terry bowls with the Jun
iors. We will miss these kids, good luck
to you whereever you go. Sharon Mendel
is leaving' us also as of last week going
to Guarm. Getting a sun tan won't allow
her too much time for bowling*, but get* •
ing suntan or strikes we'll be thinking
of her.
An unexpected trip to Elmendorf Hosp
ital for Mrs. Kabrick brought a shadow
of doubt over Mr. McPherson's mind wheth
er or not the trophies would get ordered
and here on time for the end of the lea
gues as Wayne Kabrick is -the freasurer
of the. leagues and was supposed to have
taken care of this. Word has been received
that the trophies were ordered and so
all is we'll• A speedy recovery wish goes
o Mrs. Kabrick & a well done, for Wayne
or ordering the, trophies in the rush. .
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MOUNT MOFFETT HIGH-LITES
The Moffett softball team played its
first game last Tuesday, >We played one
of the Marine teams from- the Communic
ations Station, Final scores 33 to 12
in favor of the Iferin^s. We think they
had a couple of advantages the; one -
trt> were playing'at a much lower altitude
than we are used to and for another the,
game was played on a fairly flat playing
field. This would of course throw;us
off- our usual sterling game since we are
accustomed to playing on the rugged and
slippery slopes of Mount Moffett, Never
the less we have challenged the Marines
to another game and they have accepted
our challenge. The team feels sure the
results will be opposite and that we • m
will completely turn the tables on them
next time,,• •• • •
Well the ETJs have been deposed as
the Pinochle champions. As other dynastys
have gone so have they,,,.But they insist
that they will rise again.' But when play
ing against people like McQuire and his
thousand aces twice a hand, we have our
doubts,.,.Just for a warmup one night
Mac and Arbuckle (S.A* Barker) took on
French and Gamache. After taking three
sets, they finally won 560 to98. Now tell *
us how you can lose with luck like that.
We want to welcome aboard two new men
to Mount Moffetts KELLY, D.T., RM3 and
SHEEHAN, J.H., RMSA. Both are from S.J5.0. m
Bainbridge, Maryland, WELCOME ABOARD men, *
we hope you like it here and that you
have a good tour on Adak,
HELLBUSCH reports that SMITH must be
getting ready for the next Olympics, It
seems that SNUFFY has been seen lately
doing a rather ponderous 50 yard dash.
But by the time he stops its more like
a 600 yard walk. Good luck, SNUFFY, we
hope you make the team.
Thatls about all we have this week so
See You Around,
* Ralph E. Foo.
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TRAFFIC COURT AWARDS SUSPENSIONS '
Case No. Violation _ No.
212 Speeding,Driving Referred to
w/o a Operators License 0.0. v:
213 Leaving the Scene of an 6‘mbs.
Accident ... . susp.