REAGAN REMAINS PRESIDENT INCUMBENT WINS 49 STATES -- 525 ELECTORAL VOTES (AP)--A re-election land- A look at the numbers the same Los Angeles ball- Reagan also says Mondale team a "wonderful hour of slide for President Reagan, tells us just how massive room where he declared vic- told him in a concession victory." but no corresponding ava- Reagan's victory is. tory four years ago that phone call "we'll go forward He also called on all lanche on Capitol Hill. In the popular vote (with "good habits are hard to together." Americans to unite and seek That sums up the results 87 percent of the vote break." Mondale earlier had told a peace and prosperity. of yesterday's election in counted), Reagan had 59 per- The Republican also gave somber gathering of support- Although the Reagan-Bush which Walter Mondale only cent of the vote to 41 per- his administration a pat on ers in St. Paul, Minn., that victory was mammoth, the won one state, Minnesota. cent for Mondale. the back for taming infla- he is thankful to America party makeup in Congress has Minnesota is Mondale's In electoral votes, Reagan tion and interest rates, for hearing his case. not sharply changed. home state. swamped Mondale 525 to 13. creating new jobs, cutting He also says he is at The Republicans have main- The only other victory the As President Reagan soared government spending, and peace with the knowledge tained control of the Sen- Democrat has chalked up is to triumph on his final cam- strengthening military de- that he gave the campaign ate, and the Democrats still in the city he had hoped paign, he proclaimed it just fense. "everything I've got." are in charge in the House. would be his home for the "the beginning of every- He also declared before Geraldine Ferraro is tak- By early today, it appear- next four years, Washington, thing." the GOP crowd, there is ing heart that she and Mon- ed Republicans would gain D.C. Reagan told supporters in still "much to be done." dale "opened a door that less than 20 seats in the will never be shut again." house -- short of the 26 The first woman to run as needed to gain working con- a major party's vice presi- trol in that chamber. dential nominee declared in It looks like the Demo- TUE DAIHLY her concession speech, "The crats were able to gain two days of discrimination are Senate seats. numbered." Big bucks Ferraro said in New York that although the Mondale In the most expensive Sen- ticket lost, it "made a dif- ate race in the nation's GAZETTE ference." history -- and one of the While the mood was somber most divisive -- incumbent Guantanamo Bay, Cuba in St. Paul and New York, Republican Jesse Helms de- Vice President Bush had the feated Democrat Jim Hunt in crowds cheering and waving North Carolina. flags in Houston. In another close race -- the contest for the Senate VOLUME 39 - NUMBER 212 U.S. NAVY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1984 Bush called the landslide win forged by the Reagan seat from Illinois -- Demo- cratic congressman Paul Sim- on edged past incumbent Re- MIG-21's TO NICARAGUA publican Charles Percy in one of the last calls of the WASHINGTON (UPI)--The White But, they said, satellite night. House says a Soviet Freight- photographs show a dozen Percy's loss puts Helms -- er may be carrying MIG-21 suspicious crates on the an arch-conservative -- in jet fighters to Nicaragua, dock just before the ship line to become the next something the Reagan Admini- left the Black Sea port in chairman of the Senate For- stration says it will not September. eign Relations Committee. tolerate. The network said the White Along with the Hunt-Helms Earlier, CBS News quoted House is considering a sur- race, lots of campaign dol- U.S. intelligence officials prise attack to destroy the lars were spent in the West who cautioned there is no planes, if they are aboard. Virginia senatorial contest proof the MIGs are on board. between Democrat Jay Rocke- feller and Republican John Raese. Rockefeller won, and will replace Jennings Ran- dolph -- a retiring Democrat who spent half a century on WORLD NEWS Capitol Hill. In the nation's statehouse LONDON (AP)--Gold opened in London today at $345.90 an contests, the Republicans ounce. That is up 15 cents from yesterday's close. have increased their number of governors from 15 to 16 TOKYO (AP)--THe U.S. dollar continued its downward slide seats. against the Japanese yen in trading on the Tokyo Foreign The Gubernatorial races in Exchange Market today, closing at 241.35 yen. That is 13 states seem to have been down .5 yen from yesterday's close. influenced largely by local issues, rather than Presi- NEW YORK (UPI)--A New York-based newsletter, The Mideast dent Reagan's trouncing of Report, says Egyptian intelligence has evidence that Walter Mondale. Libya planted mines in the Red Sea because Egypt refused It now has been 15 years to annul the 1979 Camp David Peace Agreement with Israel. since the GOP has held a ma- The report says Egypt has cleared Iran in the mines af- jority of statehouses. fair. Road repairs Election day 1984 also had Americans in 44 states con- CHILE (AP)--A state of siege has been declared in Chile, AFThR A RANE LAPSEDD sidering a wide variety of and authorities there can now, among other things, tap part of Sherman Ave. Oct. POWER ballot issues. telephones, open mail, and hold prisoners in secret loca- 11, repairs were necessary. Among them, voters in tions indefinitely. The steps have been taken by Presi- Yesterday, Clayton Evans Michigan and a Maryland dent Augusto Pinochet to put down what he calls a (right) and Owen Blackwood DOWN county dealt blows to the Marxist-led insurrection. To enforce the emergency mea- (left) worked to remove the tax revolt spawned six years sure, army troopers have taken up positions along the cement structure. (Photo by ago in California. main boulevard in the capital city, Santiago. JOSA Jerome Sanda) Lt. G.C. Matthews Three states, meanwhile, Utilities Officer approved lotteries. Maine defeated a state .It is time once again Equal Rights Amendment. VFW dignitaries informed about GTMO for the Guantanamo Bay Finally, jubilation has Mr.: Billy Ray Cameron, be better informed about 24, 1984. Community to take part in filled Dixon, Ill., the boy- Commander-ini-Chief, Veterans GTMO. Cooper T. Holt, a World the annual "Power Down hood hometown of President of Foreign Wars and Mr. Billy Ray Cameron, of War II veteran, was Day." Reagan. This As Cooper Holt, Executive Sandord, North Carolina, was appointed Executive Director allows inspection he was celebrating his and maintenance of the re-election, Reagan phoned Director, VFW Washington elected Commander-in-Chief of the VFW Washington .C. are in GTMO at the of the VF- of the United Office in August, 1963, at Desalination Plant gener- Dixon from Los Angeles. ators and evaporators. Bundled up against the CNO's Office's invitation States at the 85th Annual the National Convention held Minimal for an orientation visit and National VFW Convention in in Seattle, Washington. electricity autumn chill, several thou- will be available and cheered to get aquainted with and to Chicago, Illinois, August sand Dixon residents blackouts may occur in as Reagan's brief message areas where demand is was amplified to the cele- history high. brants in the streets. Masters-at-arms have long For our "Power Down The master-at-arms rat- Besides being chiefs of Day" to be successful, ing is by no means a police at sea, the sea please plan to eliminate Correction modern innovation. corporals, as they were air conditioning, elec- tric cooking, laundry, Amplification Naval records show that called in the British _ these "sheriffs of the navy, had to be qualified .J electric hot water heat- invit- sea" were keeping order in close order fighting ing, and use no lights All base chiefs are ed to lunch at the CPO club as early as the reign of under arms and be able to (or keep them low). Charles I .of England. train seamen in hand-to- "Power Down Day" starts tomorrow with the Commander- 6 in-Chief of the VFW (Veter- At the time, they were hand combat. b ' a.m., Friday, November Wars), and charged with keeping In the days, of sail, 23, and lasts until ans of Foreign Vie. director of swords, pistols, carbines the MAAs were truly around 5 p.m. the executive {{ff the Washington, D.C. area and muskets in good work- "master at arms." \ .J ing order as well as en- The master-at-arms in VFW. Please call 4744 today for suring that the bando- the U.S. Navy can trace and to confirm at- liers were filled with the beginning of the rate details tendance. fresh powder before to the Union Navy of the G .:.r. m combat. Civil War. Influenza Immunization: The Helping somebody through the Naval Hospital Preventative Combined Federal Campaign Medicine Department will be means our very own youths administering influenza im- Six percent of every dollar munizations to all person- community bulletin board that you donate to CFC comes nel, civilian and military. back to help our youth pro- The immunization is manda- grams in Guantanamo 'Bay! tory for all active duty Give generously, the child Navy and Marine Corps per- At GTMO, hundreds of our na- The motorcycle class sched- Dr. Edgar Hayhill has you help . may be your sonnel and is recommended tion's finest young people, uled for Friday has been advised Branch Dental Clinic very own! for others. They will be sailors and Marines who are changed to Friday, Nqv. 30. he will be unavailable Dec. given in front of the Navy unaccompanied, will miss the It will begin at 8 a.m. in 3 and 4. The dental flight Exchange Tuesday between 11 warmth and comfort of a hol- the Topside Lounge. originally scheduled for a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Civilians iday dinner in a home set- that date has been re- who desire to get the im- ting . unless you help. Have you thought about being scheduled for Nov. 26 and munization must sign an in- Would you share your home in a parade? Well, here's 27. formed consent form prior to with unaccompanied Navy or your chance. The Guantanamo being immunized. There will Marine Corps personnel for Bay Christmas Parade will be The regular meeting of the be no charge. the upcoming holiday season? in December, so pick up the Base Game Wardens will be PTO' s The Thanksgiving holiday is phone and call Debbi at 3402 held Nov. 28 at 7 p.m. in BOOK FAIR The ceramic shop will be close at hand. Perhaps you AT, Donna at 2934 AT or the COMNAVBASE Conference is coming closed Monday for Veteran's might share the Yuletide Roberta at 3832 AWH and tell Room. There will be a dis- Saturday, Nov. 17 Day. blessing or greet the new one of them you want to be cussion regarding the habi- 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. year with a newcomer. Please in the parade. You better tat of the game doves found Report cards for the contact Special Services at hurry because the deadline in GTMO. All individuals Multi-purpose Room R first quarter SY 2248 or 2249 and say YES! for entries is Nov. 30. interested in becoming a Elementary School E 1984/85 will be game warden are welcome to PC distributed to attend. OVER 4,000 BOOKS OAEstudents today FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE RR during the last five WOODY IS COMING Red Cross has one of the TD minutes of class. most rapid means of communi- The first quarter cation available in the When accepting government ended Nov. 2. Students will Attention TAD Travelers: The NAVBASE Consolidated world today. It is capable quarters, a service member be handcarrying their report Travel advances in amounts Welfare and Recreational of communicating with must inform the disbursing cards home. of less than $50 will not be Council will meet at 1:30 chapters throughout the office on the acceptance made unless the traveler's p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 20, in and at over- date. This will provide them Red Cross prenatal classes commanding officer deter- the CNB Conference Room, seas military installations lead time to terminate BAQ, will begin tonight. mines it would cause a fi- Bldg. 760. (including ships at sea). FSA, and VHA entitlements Interested couples should nancial hardship on the from the LES and prevent the meet at 7 in the education traveler. Similarly, ad- member being overpaid should classroom at the hospital. vances for per diem and CLUB ACTIVITIES pay documents be delayed en Bring two pillows and a miscellaneous expenses for route to the disbursing blanket. For more one day TAD trips will not The monthly meeting of the The Navy Wives Club of Amer- office. Your cooperation is information and to sign up, be made. Reflex Photo Club will be ica, Iguana #131, will have appreciated. contact Gloria at 2539. held tonight at 7 at the a special meeting for all Land. All tonight at 7 in Want to know how .such you, AA MEETINGS club in Hobby members, Substitute examinations for Sunday current and prospective mem- the club room at Morin have in the retirement sys- the NWCA paygrades E4 through E6 will Eist Bargo Hut-C-8 p.m. bers are welcome to attend. Center. A report on tem? If you have worked be held at 8 a.m., tomorrow Monday National Convention will be for more than one federal Attention Video Buffs: The dif- at the Windjammer Club. East Bargo Hut-0-11:45 a.m. given. For more information agency it is sometimes Iguana Video Club is open to ficult to find out how much Eligible candidates will NAVHOSP ARD Wing-0-8 p.m. call Linda Ruscher at 2593. all base residents. The club you have contributed into muster with I.D. cards at Tuesday presently has over 200 VHS Once again our Club Latino the Civil Service Retirement 7:30 a.m. NAVSTA Brig-0-7:30 .p.m. and 100 Beta movies, and opens its doors for members System. The Office of Per- Wednesday check out as E8 and E9 advancement candi- East Bargo Hut-0-8 p'm. members may and guests every Friday and sonnel Management's Retire- vali- many as 24 a month. Recent ment and Records Center, Box dates for the November Thursday Saturday. Our kitchen also received are: Splash, PA 16017 can dation cycle should report NAVHOSP ARD Wing-0-8 p.m. movies is open on these days. Come 45, Boyers, Rear Window, and The Man Who help. OPM prefers employees. to PSD ESO not later than Friday to hear your favorite music If you are int- and to write, not phone the Cen- Friday to sign their work- NAVHOSP ARD WING-0-8 p.m. Loved Women. have a good time with us or in for this information. sheets. Saturday erested in joining, at the Club Latino. See you ter more about the East Bargo Hut-0-8 p.m. learning there! When making an inquiry DOG DIP club, plan to attend the please include your Soc Yacht Club For further information next regular meeting, Security Number, date 9 a.m. - Noon 7:30 in the NOVEMBERFEST call 2760, 2578, or 3293. tonight at , birth and list the agencies NAVSTA Training Room in the Sunday you have worked for. Admin. Bldg.; or call Sandy 5:30 p.m. } " to Saturday All bargain hunters take at 3788 AWH for more infor- . Join us for The Family Service Center note: Every pair of adult mation. / . delicious will be maintaining a list ers at the jeans and long pants at . German food, of child care providewho & Trivia are now The Guantanamo Bay Skeet and ;W music, and wl eaalbet provide Pound Treasure $% measured and marked with Trap Club has installed a good services for childs ren of their waist size and on dis- regulation trap range for' companionship. single active duty parents The Fire Department will be play. Buying pants is now those that would rather Advance res- and military couples who are conducting water flow tests easier and more convenient. shoot trap than skeet. The ervations and ticket pur- called to duty at asoment's in the Villamar housing area Hours at T&T are Thursdays community is welcome to come chase required. Reservation notice. If you are inter- from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. on and Saturdays from 10 a.m. out to the skeet and trap deadline is Nov. 8. Cost: tested in providing these Monday, Nov. 19. Residents until 1 p.m. ranges to visit or to shoot. members $4.50, non-members services please conta act NCC are cautioned to test their For those who do not have a $6.50, and children under 12 Parr at the Family Service water for discoloration be- MAC FLIGHT shotgun onboard GTMO, shot- $2.50. Call 2202/2190 for 'Center at 4141/4153 foor more fore use. Space "A" guns and ammo are available additiqnu=1 information. information. Sign-Up at the range. For more in- On Nov. 15 at 1 p.m., a All active duty military formation, please contact Hospital clinic hours meeting for all NAVSTA Sub- personnel and eligible DOD Randy King 4845, UTCM Bill that stance Abuse Coordinators civilians who wish to sign Brazell 4416, or YNC John Walk in clinics are designed to treat acute problems problem (SAC) will be held in the up Space "A" (including EML) Walker 4126. require same day care. Patients with a recurring 24 COMNAVBASE Conference Room. on a MAC flight must be or problems that do not require treatment within hours Ap- All other SACs are invited in a leave status. Sign- should make an appointment in the appropriate clinic. except the Immuni- to attend. ups can be made at McCalla Education Note pointments are available in all clinics Hangar or NAS Terminal dur- zation Clinic. Emergency treatment is available 24 hours a The American Red Cross makes ing normal working hours. day, seven days a week. Only those patients requiring ur- interest-free loans for Proper leave authorization gent or lifesaving care should utilize the Emergency Room. emergencies. must be shown. Routine non-emergency appointments are usually within seven Attention all Navy and to ten days. Marine Personnel: Are your reading, writing or math CLINICS BY APPOINTMENTS dependents age 18 and older) GAZETTE skills not up to your full Monday through Friday from potential? Now is the time Audiograms 9-9:30 a.m. to do something about them. Internal Medicine Clinic Pediatric Sick Call (for CAPT. R.A. ALLEN, COMMANDER, FREE classes are available Optometry Clinic dependents age 17 and BASE. through the Basic Skills Physical Exams Clinic younger) Monday through Fri- U.S. NAVAL Program. For information Psychiatric Clinic day from 7:45 until 8:15 regarding pre-testing and Ob/Gyn Clinic a.m. and 12:45 through 1:15 Lt. Onir. J.D. Van Sickle.Public Affairs Officer classes starting this month, Wart Clinic p.m. JOC Lew Reed.Asst. Public Affairs Officer call Lia Dunlap at 4307 Surgical Clinic Immunization Clinic J02 Neil Guillebeau. .Staff Tuesdays and Thursdays be- Appointments are made by Routine--Monday from 7:30 JCSA Jerare Sanda.Staff tween 2:30 and 4:30 p.m. or calling 2200 or 2208 between until 11:15 a.m., Tuesday Mrs. Susan Junkins. .Staff 6453 AWH. 7:30 a.m. and 4 p.m., Monday from 7:30 until 9 a.m. and 1 through Friday. until 3:30 p.m., Wednesday The Daily Gazette is published according to the rules NEX Note from 7:30 until 9 a.m., and and regulations for ship and station newspapers as out- WALK IN CLINICS Friday from 7:30 until 11:15 lined in NAVEXOS P-35 and under the direction of the Na- Just in time for Christmas, val Base Public Affairs Officer. Printed five times week- the NEX has received a ship- Fleet Sick Call (for active Pediatric--Tuesday from 9 ly at goverrrrent expense on goverrrrent equipment at the ment of world famous dolls. duty and civilian employees) until 11:15 a.m. and Wednes- Navy Publications and Printing Service Branch Office, the They will go on sale at the Monday through Friday from day from 9 until 11:15 a.m. opinions or statements in news itens that appear herein Main Retail Store Saturday. 7:30 until 8:30 a.m. and 1 Allergy--Thursday from are not to be construed as official or as reflecting the There will be.a limit of one until 2 p.m. 7:30 until 11:15 a.m. and 1 views of 0M'AVBASE or the Department of the-Navy. per customer. Adult Walk In Clinic (for until 3:30' p.m.

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A boy, Christopher Joshua, to AD3 - Jimmy and PR2 Christine Southerland on Sept. 12. A girl, Ashley Anne, to BM1 and Mrs. James P. Riherd on Sept. 12. A girl, Chelsea Linnea, to BM2 and Mrs. Jerome Little on Sept. 23. A girl, Erin Marie, to AME1 and Mrs. Raymond D. Dears on Sept. 26. A boy, Christopher Michael, to EM1 and Mrs. Michael E. Stanton on Sept. 29. The following births me announced by the U.S. Naval October FR SUPRERE DEDIATIf and meticulously FM EXCXPTKPJAL PI ?SSI(?NAL amd personal Hospital, 'Guantanamo Bay, A boy, James Robert, to done work, Joyce T. Carson, Medical behavior Hospitalman Susam Suarez was recently Cuba: CM2 and Mrs. Scott R, Records Librarian, was recently selected selected as Junior Sailor of the Quarter, U.S. Crawford on Oct. 6. as Civilian of the Quarter, U.S. Naval Naval Hospital, Guantanamo Bay, by Capt. Nary August A boy, Aaron Scott, to EN1 Hospital, by Capt. Mary F. Hall, F. Hall, Commnding Officer. A boy, Robert William, Stephen and YN1 Theresa Commanding Officer. (U.S. Navy photos by PHAN Leon Dudley) , to HMCS and Mrs. Robert Newby on Oct. 10. Matthews on Aug. 11. A girl, Lauren Britney, to A girl, Kelly Ann, to CE2 AT2 and Mrs. George P. ER I YES and Mrs. Kevin A. McClure on Sisler on Oct. 10. SUP LAT SAMPSON Aug. ~HIGH 16. A girl, Jacqueline Renee, E i TTIEST FRIENDLIEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED A girl, Tesryl Andora, to to ET1 Randal and ET2 E I9th Grade 9th Grade 9th Grade SCHOOL RM2 and Mrs. Cuttes Mathis on Barbara Hudson on Oct. 11. Johnson Susan Amann Cecile Gozum Aug. 16. A boy, Thomas Cecil, to N mTim Nault Mike Cropper Neal Cole A boy, David Gurnie, Jr., ABF2 and Mrs. Jeffrey L. 10thh Grade 10th Grade 10th Grade to RM2 David and RM3 Sabrina Quimby on Oct. 12. Pam Bowen Stacey Moore Tara Walter Taliaferro on Aug. 17. A girl, Alysia Lynette, to g Mike Walker John Connon Bill Tennis MISS W.T. SAMPSON A girl, Connie, to AK2 and BM1 and Mrs. Albert L. h Grade 11th Grade 11th Grade Terry Wellen Mrs. Eliseo Badillo on Aug. Mefford on Oct. 14. Lori Whitley Jill Conner Leonore Sanchez 18. 11t' A boy, James Earl, to BMC Robbi ie Allen Chris Brooks Paul Tennis MR. W.T. SAMPSON A girl, Amanda Michelle, and Mrs. John H. Duvall on 12thh Grade 12th Grade 12th Grade Eric Price to EN1 and Mrs. Dwayne R. Oct. 14. Sheenna Hogan Clara Sze Sheri Hoyler Massey on Aug. 21. A girl, Anya Lorraine, to Stev ve Ryan Fred Carlos Marcus Stone A girl, Amber Nicole, to MS2 Steven and DP2 Barbara BEST DRESSED HT2 and Mrs. Max R. Shaver on Galloup on Oct. 16. MOST TALENTED MOST ATHLETIC MOST SPIRITED 9th Grade Aug. 26. A girl, Victoria Dawn, to 9th Grade 9th Grade 9th Grade Laura Wilson A girl, Wendy Ivelisse, to H HT1 and Mrs. Raymond C. Clarice Cascio Leslie Aldama Sheila Briesacher Duke Vanderpool YN1 and Mrs. Gregorio Matos Hansen on Oct. 17. Clarence Cabrera Butch Beasley Joe Stasiowski 10th Grade on Aug. 28. A boy, Nathan Charles, to I 10th Grade 10th Grade 10th Grade Lisa Ayotte A boy, Shaun Alan, to AE2 BM1 and Mrs. Edwin L. Rapp Michelle Clark Trish Keene Anna Anderson Peter Michalozski Duane and A03 Elizabeth on Oct. 20. Roy Gozum Melvin Neeley David Rainey 11th Grade Harman on Aug. 29. A girl, Caroline Rebekah G 11th Grade 11th Grade 11th Grade Milly Duffus Brown, to MMC and Mrs. Kathy Ryan Sophia Dennis Lisa Knight Charlene Trotman September Joseph P. Adkins on Oct. 30. Uli Odelin Rick Gozum Daniel Haberman John Stogden A boy, Martin Flagg, Jr., H A boy, Jason Lee, to SK1 12th Grade 12th Grade 12th Grade 12th Grade Martin F. to Lt. and Mrs. and Mrs. William T. Hodges Lily Romero Mellany Walker Lisa Diaz Lily Romero Rowley on Sept. 4. on Oct. 31. Micky Cloninger Gary Wilburn Steve Ryan Tony Barbier

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O0dHT4Whf0 94/U GAZETTE IWEDNESD4Y, NO VEM BER .7, 19 8 3 Nuggets 146 SPORTS Lakers 130 John McEnroe - BATTLE FOR Temper, temper, temper! NBA scores 'ROSE BOWL (UPI)--Top-seeded John McEn- automatic 21-day suspension, (AP)--Here are last night's NBA scores: (UPI)--In college football, roe is missing from London's because his fines for the Houston Rockets 108 Kansas City Kings 94 top-ranked and unbeaten $250,000 Tennis Grand Prix. year now exceed the $7,500 Dallas Mavericks 107 New York Knicks 104 Washington tackles Southern limit. San Antonio Spurs 99 Seattle Supersonics 91 Cal this weekend in a battle McEnroe threw a temper McEnroe decided to not ap- Denver Nuggets 146 Los Angeles Lakers 130 for the Rose Bowl. tantrum at the recent Stock- peal since he wants to be Portland Trail Blazers 116 Phoenix Suns 99 The winner of the PAC 10 holm Open. eligible to compete in the Here is today's NBA schedule: showdown is guaranteed a Australian He won the event, but his Open later this Los Angeles Clippers versus Boston Celtics trip to Pasadena. month. latest outburst carries an Washington Bullets versus New Jersey Nets USC enters the game as the Indiana Pacers versus 76ers nation's 12th-ranked team Holmes regards boxing as business Chicago Bulls versus Detroit Pistons and the underdog by three Hawks versus Milwaukee Bucks and one-half points. (UPI)--Undefeated heavy- tion. San Antonio Spurs versus Utah Jazz If Washington loses, but weight champion champion- He puts his IBF wins the season finale still enjoys boxing after 45 ship on the line for the against Washington State, professional fights. first time Friday night in NHL scores the Huskies are expected t But, as his career nears Las Vegas. (AP)--Here are last night's NHL scores: receive a New Year's b an end, the champ says he is His opponent in the sched- Quebec Nordiques 5 Winnipeg Jets 3 from either the Orange, Cot primarily interested in the uled 15-rounder is James Detroit Red Wings 4 Montreal Canadiens 2 ton, or Fiesta Bowl. money. "Bonecrusher" Smith. New York Islanders 6 St. Louis Blues 3 Meanwhile, Ball Statefired The man says he enjoys the Holmes is not concerned Edmonton Oilers 3 Penguins 3 coach Dwight Wallace yes- exercise and staying in good about ring rust, although terday, effective at the end health, but regards fighting his last bout was almost a Here is today's NHL schedule: of the current football sea- as a business-sport "just year ago. Winnipeg Jets versus Hartford Whalers son. like football." That was hardly a workout. Washington Capitals versus New York Rangers He compiled an overall He also denies that his He stopped Marvis Frazier Vancouver Canucks versus Toronto Maple Leafs record of 40-36 during his goal before retiring is to in the opening round. Buffalo Sabres versus Minnesota North Stars seven years as head coach, win five more bouts to break Smith, 29, hails from Mag- Chicago Black Hawks versus Calgary Flames but is just 3-7 this season. Rocky Marciano's career mark nolian, N.C., and has a rec- of 49-0. ord of 14-1 with 12 knock- The champ does not think outs. Fifty-five re-file for re-entry draft about sticking around to He is ranked ninth by the pass Marciano because, "That WBA, but only 11th by the (UPI)--Plenty of players are pitchers. In addition to Lynn, would take me until 1986, IBF. available tomorrow in base- In addition to Sutcliffe,. pitchers Don Aase, Bruce and I don't know if I want Asked if Smith deserves to ball's re-entry draft, in- veteran relief hurler Bruce Kison, Craig Swan, and John to be here in 1985." be in the same ring with cluding National League Cy Sutter is on the list. Curtis, and infielders Bob Holmes, 35, turned profes- him, the champion says, "I Young Award winner Rick Sut- Other big-name players in- Wilfong and Derrel Thomas sional in 1973. hope not. I hope not." cliffe. clude designated hitters are on the list. He won the World Boxing Holmes, who figures to Besides Sutcliff, whose Andre Thornton and Dave An Angels executive says Council title by winning a clear about $1 million from pitching helped the Chicago Kingman, and Fred the team will retain negoti- decision from Ken Norton the bout, says he is not Cubs win a division title Lynn. ating rights on Lynn, Aase, five years later. terribly interested in giv- last season, 55 major league The Cubs stand to lose al- and Wilfong, but will not He successfully defended ing fans a good fight. players have filed for free most half their pitching pursue the others. the WBC crown 16 times be- As the man with 32 knock- agency and will be up for staff if new teams lure away This year's list includes fore leaving it behind to outs says, "I'm not there to grabs. free agents Dennis Eckers- five "type A" free agents join the relatively new In- win a popularity contest. The list is the largest ley, Steve Trout, Rick Reu- and one "type B." ternational Boxing Federa- I'm in it for the money." since 1977 and includes 24 schel, reliever Tim Stod- The type-A's are Sut- dard, and, of course, Sut- cliffe, Sutter, Lynn, Thorn- cliffe. ton, and The world champion Detroit Cliff Johnson. Tigers could lose three Outfielder Steve Henders LOCAL SPORTS players: Ruppert is a type-B free agent. Jones and John Grubb; and Losing a ranked free agen The Guantanamo Bay Sunday It is time The Guantanamo Bay Yacht reliever Dave Rozema. entitles a team to more com- Morning "Ambassadorial" Soc- again for the Club is sponsoring Sunday The National League pen- pensation than losing an un- cer Team has a game this annual grudge afternoon sailboat races on nant-winning San Diego ranked player. Sunday morning against USS match between the second and fourth Sunday Padres will watch pitcher Ed Because of an earlier ar- Fulton (AS-11). the junior and of every month. Whitson and rangement, five teams -- All players should arrive senior classes Non-club members are wel- take part in Boston, Los Angeles, Oak- by 8:30. of W.T. Samp- come to take part. the re-entry draft. land, Philadelphia, and The team either practices son High Beginner sailors will en- The team with the most Pittsburgh -- are not eli- or has a game every Sunday School! joy participating and are players on the list is the gible to pick type-A players morning at 8:30. The junior class will be welcome. California Angels with sev- this year or the next two Future games will be sponsoring their annual Pow- Racing rules are simple en. years. against USS Comte de Grasse der Puff Football Game Sat- and will be explained each (DD-974) and the German ship urday on Cooper Field at Sunday. FGS Moelders (D-186). 6:30. Skippers' meeting will be Additional players are Hot dogs and sodas will be held at 1 p.m., and the NFL standings welcome including goal keep- available for purchase at first race will begin at AMERICAN CONFERENCE the game. 1:30. East See you Sunday morning. Tickets may be bought from The course is short so W L T PCT PF PA any member of the junior two or three races can be Miami 10 0 0 1.000 336 141 class, $1 for students, done before 4 p.m., and the New York Jets 6 4 0 .600 238 218 $1.50 for adults. last race will end at the New England 6 4 0 .600 214 235 For more information, call Marina. 3 7 0 .300 164 266 Archery anyone? 3100/2307. O'Days, Lasers, and Sun- Buffalo o 10 0 .000 153 284 Want somebody to shoot fish can all take part in Central with? The Greater GTMO Rod and their classes. Pittsburgh 6 4 0 .600 235 187 Want to learn how? Reel Club is sponsoring a Competition is wide open Cincinnati 3 7 0 .300 180 220 Just a little support and Veterans Day Fishing Tourna- and beginning sailors have Cleveland 2 8 0 .200 129 176 we may re-establish the the ment. an excellent chance of win- Houston 0 10 0 .000 123 300 GuantanamoBay Archery Associ- Cash prizes will total ning. West ation. $700 with 1st prize being For more information, call Denver 9 1 0 .900 211 137 Call Robin at $100, 2nd is $50, and 3rd is Rodger Carter at 3916 or Seattle 8 2 0 .800 289 156 6395DWH/4567AWH. $25 in four different cate- 4751. Los Angeles Raiders 7 3 0 .700 240 207 gories: Snapper; Jack; San Diego 5 5 0 .500 259 252 I Mackerel; and other species. Kansas City 5 5 0 .500 172 221 The entry fee is $10 per NATIONAL CONFERENCE Come out and play in the fisher. East Co-Rec Volleyball League! More information is avail- The Yatera Seca Golf Asso- Washington 6 4 0 .600 257 194 Meet at the Special Ser- able from GMGC Krepp at ciation is sponsoring a Vet- St. Louis 6 4 0 .600 288 229 vices Office, Tuesday, No- 4624DWH/2898AWH or BMC erans Day Tournament. New York Giants 6 4 0 .600 194 193 vember 20th, at 5 p.m. Thrasher at 4747DWH/2678AWH. The tournament will be Dallas 6 4 0 .600 186 192 For more information, call held this coming Sunday and Philadelphia 4 5 1 .450 176 200 Mary Goets or Bob Neilson at These sports events have Monday and is a team event - Central 2560. been rescheduled: - pick your own partner. Chicago 7 3 0 .700 211 149 The Intercommand Swim Meet Sign up by 3 p.m., Satur- Detroit 3 6 1 .350 191 244 has been rescheduled for day. Green Bay 3 7 0 .300 201 213 Saturday because of the Details at the Pro Shop. Minnesota 3 7 0 .300 197 243 The 10k Turkey Trot has ACT/SAT tests that will be Tampa Bay 3 7 0 .300 187 251 been rescheduled to December given at W. T. Sampson High West 22nd at Phillips Park. School. San Francisco 9 1 0 .900 270 160 The start time will be Call the Sports Division There will be a Yatera Los Angeles Rams 6 4 0 .600 200 183 8:30 a.m. of Special Services if you Seca Golf Association meet- 4 6 0 .400 199 228 Contact Bob Neilson at have questions. ing Sunday at 1 p.m., at the Atlanta 3 7 0 .300 198 239 2560 for more details. Their number is 2560. Golf Course lounge.

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