15, 1967 JAX AIR NEWS/AFTERBURNER Peg. J.|. I .IntramurallScoreboard' Swimmers Station Golf Finale Set for TodayPosting Clash in JaxInvitational season's record of a VP-30 won playoff over seven wins and two losses,Intramural NARTU "B" to break three- golf's American League way deadlock for second place. winners Fleet Weather Facility VP 5, on deployment was unable - faced VP 30 "B" (National to participate in post sea- League second place) In one of son championship play. An invitational swimmingmeet two semifinals yesterday. The featuring nationally known other winner, Red Darters, who IntramuralSoftball freestyler Pam Kruse of Pom- finished regular season with a pano Beach and Olympic breast- 81/5-11/2 record in handicap stroke hopeful Catie Ball of Jacksonville - play were matched against begins a three day run P NARTU "A". tomorrow at NAS Pool 37. Today, the two survivors meet Although last Wednesday's679th Sponsored by the Navy Jax in an 18 hole match to determinethe Air Force and FAW-11 Swim Team, the second annual station intramural golf Softball was the victim of game event of its type has drawn over . (handicap) champion. Earlier in rainy weather, four other games 1,500 entry cards from Florida the week, Dispensary and the were completed. In those,Hospital and Georgia according VM-Te.5' Mil Alee. Hospital Gold team played 18 defeated COMFAIRJAX; Chuck Half MOOR Likt Phillips. for the scratch cham- VAP-62 shutout Dispensary, mentor holes score Intermural the first -, the expected 500 tankers Winning 10-0 the NaVal Rework Facility pionship:, ; compete will be from competition between area WHentsif upended the Marine Barracks, ts Final League Standings 10-8 and the Weaponeers eked team. Approximately Installations last week with American out one morerunthantheAFEES, will be entered. four night total of 11,749, near Keystone Heights Team won Lost winning 32.Thursday. The 100, 200 and force the Aircraft Main- LARGE,SHADY LOTS Fleet Weather 7 2 freestyle events are "Seven Tens" to Administration led Private Beach for Owners NARTU "A" 6 3 which it is evening.'S looking for additional by the pitching of Doyle Lucas who / Boating SwimmingFI shln9. FAETU 51/531/2 allowed only one MARTD hit and Kruse 18, could set space. Dispensary 5 4 Penny Baker with three -for Mis sBall has already The team of (left to right) RELAXING Gems 5 4 three extra base hits upended the 100 and 200 meter Brown,_ Harold Mayberry, Payments 72.50 to 30.00 marks the McCool, Dave Presley, Jim month VP 30 "A" 41/2 41/2 their opponent 14-1. The rest stroke at per Hospital "A" 31/2 61/2 of the games saw Supply over mens' Nationals, and Bill Bagley had pre- For 36 Mos. No /nftrtif been crowned NAS Intra- heats VW 4 3 Air Operations, 12-6} VP-30 6, Preliminary get Brochure upon Request Aircraft Maintenance 3 6 FAETU 1; VW-4 9, Aircraft way each day at 9 a.m. champs May 18., (Photo 388-9085 ANYTIMEWHiTEWALL VAP 62. 2 1/2 6 1/2 2 Maintenance 1; and VP-45 over ed by the finals in the David Juslewicz) PHONE National 6-1. Communications -- Team Won Lost The American League teams - Red Darters 81/2 11/2 appear to favor streaks of scoring VP 30 uB" 61/2 31/2 power and Monday's slate of com- . NARTU "B" 61/2 31/2 pleted games was no exception. Mad Foxes (VP 5) 61/23 1/2 Dispensary had no trouble with Scramblers 6 4 FAW-11, 15-2, nor did the 679th Hospital Gold 6 4 Air Force with COMFAIRJAX, -NARF 51/2 41/2 '116. The Weaponeers had five 679th Air Force 5 5 runs to the Hospital's single . FAW 11 2 8 tally;; AFEES bumped the Marine Barracks 1 9 Marine Barracks, 19-8 and VAP-62 dominated the Naval Air Dr. Roger Bannister, British Rework Facility, 166. . neurologist and first man ALEI to run the mile in less, than . four minutes predicts a 3:30 mile Team, Won Lost. Pet. : .' 15 '1 .938 .. .. ... by a future thinclad sometime VAP-62 '" -- - 3 .824 mitlM drivta $ -IJIIItItl tin U1y. !I ! within the next ''20 years. 'Hospital 14 : Merry fcefere yew * Weaponeers 11 6 .647 -- -- . r---- Dispensary 10 6 .625 I SI. JOHNS RIVER i COMFAIRJAX 10 6 .625 , Marine Barracks 5 10 .333 !I WATERFRONT < AFEES 5 11 .313 ire 679th Air Force 4 12 .250 Modern CB home, newly! NARF 4 13 .235 land completely furnished} FAW-11 3 12 .200 . Spanish motif. Terrazzo . .n oorl. 268 ft. dock. Con-i Team Won Lost Pa. u by Uniroyal! Icrete. bulkhead. Owner will VW-4 11 0 1.000 .w \ , {finance. Many, many extras.i NARTU VP-30 9 9.1 2 .900.818 .:." 2" "''. ,..,.. YK .9. ;t jlSmins. to NAS J AX. { L___________________aREflLESJRW VP-45 7 3 .700 coaatry a.ut fttm tire ....- the Gentry's Mst poplar tire tlzes! Aircraft Maint. 5 5 .500 Administration 5 6 .455 ALL POPULAR SIZESREDUCED FAETU 4 7 .364 Supply 4 7 .364 mm REALTY Air Operations 3 8 .273 ! Communications: 2 9 .182 HLOAT.NETHRealtor MARTD 1 10 .091 e STARTING AS LOW ASA Rmaers Try Tvesdiy Joseph E. Nit, Associate The NAS Intramural Track and RentalsSales.AcreageLotiResldentialCommere Field Meet, twice postponed because 95UCUhIIUO'.LY. ices' of Inclement weather will Industrial be run Tuesday at the NATTC . 284-3681 track. Recreation Director Frank I-.III..",III pw... 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