18. 1968 JAX ,AIR NEWS/AFTERBURNER Pace 15 I Weapons Maintain LeadDespite ,Brittle, Kinder Head ::: Double SetbackJax n a 2 a Links Affair TryoutsJax -- The American League In other games In the American -- In the first 18 holesof through August 3 and the win- leading Weapons Department was League Fleet Air Wing 11 qualifications rounds for Sixth ners will be eligible to competeas shut out twice last week, but picked up two wins last week Naval District golf tournamentsto COMFAIRJAX representa- still retain their first place posi- walloping Medical 3113. and q qtr be held August 5-9, Walt tives In the 6ND golf tourney. tion with a 12 3 record.Supply's putting down NARF 19-9;Supply Brittle of Hospital leads with a Trophies will be presented to pitching ace Richard soundly defeated VP 5,24 6 72 in the open division and Jim the four low medalists in open, New, hurled a one hitter and only VP 30 smashed VP 5,15 5 Kinder of Medical leads the sen- senior and women's divisions one runner reached as far as and dropped Fleet Air Wing ior division with a 74. and the tournament will be a 36- second base. Supply used a single 11, 13 3 and Supply stopped Tied for second place in the hole affair and double by Roy Lux to score NARF 15 7. aLF first qualifying round in the open two runs and a double by Charlie Fighting continues to be fierce division are Bill Maranville of Cuthbert to add another run..Ra}r for first place in the National Hospital Dave Traut of FAETU Driving TipsProgram Meadows then laid down a bunt League with VP 45 sportinga and Henry Hanno of Fleet Weather which scored Dick Wolfe from 14 1 record and FICEUR Facilitiy, with 80. Bob Timby of third blanking Weapons 4-0. balancing 13-2. Dental and Bob Phillips of VP Set The nextevening the Weapons The league leading VP 45 30 are in fourth place with an squad ran into trouble against squad picked up two more wins 83.Paul fifth ranked VP 30 and were last week VW 'a t Jula of Hospital is In routing 4 to a dropped 3-0. The win gave 7-2 decision then shutting out second place in the senior divi- Here MondayJax VP 30 a 12 5 record. Aircraft Mainteance 11 0. sion with a 78; Walt Kelczewskiof Third ranked American Lea- But keeping with the FIC- Hospital and Dan Cotton of gue VAP 62 are fast on the EUR also pace. VP 7 are tied for third place -- The award winning wrapped two more'victories up heels of second place 679th with smashing MARTD 11 with 80 and L. W. Graves of Champion Highway Safety Pro- the season rapidly coming to a 1 and dropping the Gems 51. Public Works Is in fourth place gram will be presented here Mon close The VAP 62 squad Elsewhere in the National with an 82. day and Tuesday at 9:30 a.m.and edged the Radar Squadron 4-3 League, third place NARTU aded The four low scores In each division 1:30 p.m. at Bldg. 612 and at last week then knocked off Sup- two wins to their winning streak will qualify to representJax Cecil Field Wednesday at 8:30 ply 11-6. The photomen then trouncing Marine Barracks 11 h ; Navy In the 6ND tournaments. and 10 a.m. at Bldg. 333. chalked uo their 12'victory Mon- 1 and VW 6 2 The second 18 hole qualif tying Duane Carter, veteran of 13 4 3. day as they trounce'df Medical Other clipping action saw, the, Gems- -- ,__ __ _________ ___m.m.. round will Ha..... t"nlovorl.... ...... here _!it._ Indianapolis 500 mile races before - 28-4. 'NATURE LOVER-Virna List urday. his retirement in 1966 will squeeze by Admin 10 9. Ma- However, after suffering their rine Barracks down Aircraft; is a Rood example of "what it's COMFAIRJAX make the presentation which is fourth loss of the seas n to V AP- Maintnenance all about" in Warner Brothers'film aimed at making driving safer on 62 679th bounced back Monday 7-4; Admin "The Birds, the Bees, and The COMFAIRJAX area golf our nation's highways.The . smash Marine Barracks 12-5 the Italians". tournament will be held July 27 program/'Driving night to down Hospital 4-3 and Aircraft Maintenance drop making their record 13 4. Air Operations 7-0.. Champion: is built around the Set STANDINGS Organizational Meetings race driver's experiences on the American League National League tracks he has driven in the nation - Team Won Lost Team Won Lost For Fall Intramural Sports uations and which then compared develop on to sit-the Weapons 12 3 VP 45 14 1 highways. 679th 13 4 FICEUR 13 2 Organizational meetings and tentative starting dates for the Along with the presentation, a 5 VAP 62 NARTU 10 12 4 fall intramural sports program have been announced by the NAS 27 minute movie will be shown Hospital 10 4 VW 4 9 7 Athletic Director.All featuring races at Indianapolis, VP 30 8 8 12 5 Admin 7 8 military personnel on active duty for a period of 90 daysor Daytona Beach, the Pikes' Peak Supply 8 9 Gems longer, assigned to units/activities participating In the NAS Hill Climb and the Winter - FAW 11 5 I 11 Marine Bks 5 12 composite recreation fund are eligible (except NATTC personnel Nationals at Pomona. The film VP 5 MARTD 4 11 4 12 ) to compete in the Intramural sports and recreation program. also shows the complete care NARF 4 11 . 4 12 Air Ops Each command/department or unit is requested to designatean used in assembling a piece of 14 Medical 3 13 AMD 3. athletic officer or authorize an individual to attend organiza- racing equipment for competi- tional meetings at which rules and regulations for the various I leagues and sports will be outlined.. tion.The program Is tailored to COMPUTER CORNER 1 I .* , ? create the desire in all hands Sport' Organizational Approximate to decrease to the barest mini- Bud Goode By Meeting Time mum traffic violations, acct - dents and resultant deaths, injuries - -The Dodgers are finally leading the National League in an important BOWLING July 24 August 21 and property damage. pitching category-clutch pitching. With runners on base, TOUCH FOOTBALL July 31 August 19 NAS department heads are directed - Drysdale, Singer and staff are allowing only 21.5% to cross home GOLF August 21 September 9 and tenant commands are plate. This is a stronger showing than '66 when Koufax Sandy: was HANDBALL September 4 September} 23 invited to schedule all military still with the club. ,PING-PONG October 7 attend session of 18 September personnel to a How do the other teams stack up on this important clutch pitching factor? Computer Corner poured the season statistics into SOCCER September 25 October 14 the program. our University Computing electronic evaluator with the following VOLLEYBALL October 23 November 4 results of June (Part of Spring (through games 18)): NATIONAL LEAGUE CLUTCH AMERICAN LEAGUE CLUTCH 1969 Program) SHARE INFREEDOM PITCHING% PITCHING% BASKETBALL November 6 November 25 LOS ANGELES .215. CHICAGO .222 (Part of Spring NEW YORK .218 CLEVELAND .233 1969 Program) PITTSBURGH .236 OAKLAND .249 The first organizational meeting for the fall Intramural sports U.S S.ivirujsif ST. LOUIS .250 DETROIT .252 program will be for the bowling season. The meeting will be held Now f- f.i 'fnloff PHILADELPHIA .263 MINNESOTA .253 Wednesday 9:30 a.m. at the NAS Gym, Bldg. 3. HOUSTON .276 BALTIMORE .271 SAN FRANCISCO .290 NEW YORK .282 A ..,, ., IIIIII /iI/I/1.IA. ------------ ATLANTA .295 BOSTON .284 , CINCINNATI .302 CALIFORNIA .312 ' CHICAGO .331 WASHINGTON .318 1 Average .268 Avenge .269 0 I, Navy Retiring Oakland has improved the most in the American League. At this I . point in the season Nash, Odom and Dobson are letting only 24.9% Soon? . of all base runners come home vs. 31.7.% last year. According to N l FACTORY TO YOU PRICES Computer Corner's current figures Oakland has an even chance of Excellent Business 1 q finishing in the first division. Opportunity I Not so the Dodgers. 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