DAILY GAZETTE Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Vol. 41 - No. 211 -- U.S. Havy's only shore-based daily newspaper -- Monday, November 4, 1985

Russians tie up diplomacy, o may bet tryingto defect (UPI) -- Two young Russians who The soldier slipped through may be trying to defect have the embassy gates Thursday. U.S.-Soviet diplomacy tied up in Secretary of State Shultz says knots. the soldier wants more time to One is a Soviet soldier inside think over any decision he may the U.S. Embassy in Afghanistan. have. A second meeting has been A Ukrainian-American group scheduled to determine what he charges the seaman near New would like to do next. Orleans was beaten and forced The other is a seaman who back to the freighter by Soviet I- twice jumped his Soviet ship in crewmen in violation of U.S. the Mississippi River. law. Officials are trying to A protest group says it plans determine whether the soldier is to stage a "Freedom Flotilla" to seeking political asylum, or keep the Soviet ship from This week we will continue with the have old photos of Guantanamo Bay and simply wants to get out of leaving American waters. series of old Guantanamo Bay you would like to see them in print, Afghanistan. photographs. This photo was taken in an please drop them off at the Public area known as the dry dock construction Affairs Office. (Official U.S. Navy area, Marine Site Two. This is how the photo) area looked October 15, 1942. If you navy helping control whale (UPI) -- The Navy is using 19 swim the last three miles to the river patrol boats in San soaring Golden Gate Bridge and Aircraft Departure Destination Arrival Continues Francisco Bay this morning to out to the ocean. Instead he S TUE 727 (MAC) 12:30 p.m. Kingston 1:50 p.m. prevent a fast-moving whale with swam back two or three miles. TUE 727 (MAC) 4:15 p.m. Norfolk 6:59 p.m. a bad sense of direction from A meeting is scheduled today F c WED C-12 (Nov. 6-8) 8:00 a.m. Kingston 8:45 a.m. heading back up the Sacramento to discuss what scientists will THU C-141 (Cargo) 10:10 a.m. Roosey Road 12:10 p.m. Norfolk River. do next, if anything. L H FRI C-131 (Nov. 8-12) 8:00 a.m. Nassau 10:10 a.m. Humphrey the wrong-way whale A spokesman for the rescue FRI 727 (MAC) 12:30 p.m. Kingston 1:15 p.m. was urged an unprecedented 53 effort says since Humphrey is FRI 727 (MAC) 8:00 a.m. Norfolk 6:59 p.m. miles down river yesterday to now in a salt water environment, San Francisco Bay, and to within his health is no longer in INotes: three miles of the Pacific jeopardy. He says the meeting ferry boat. the 6:30 a.m. Ocean. Scientists used an will decide whether or not to do must take the 6:30 a.m. ferry boat. 12. . C-12C-131 passengerspassengers must take underwater device that makes anything to make sure it does G D3. Ticketed passengers for MAC must bring their baggage between 8-8:30 a.m. for "whale sounds" as bait. not swim back to the fresh-water flight. Take the 10:30 a.m. a.m. - noon for the Norfolk The humpback whale refused to river. Kingston and 10 ferry boat for the Norfolk flight. H boat for Kingston and the 2:30 p.m. U 4. Space-Aferry for MAC must take the 1:30 p.m. with baggage. T L 5. All military personnel traveling to Norfolk are reminded of the uniform Youth dies in alcohol-related crash changes. Effective October 14, all El through E6 personnel must travel in dress blue uniforms. Effective November 1, all E7 and above personnel (UPI) -- Bad news has come in negligent homicide. He is in must travel in dress blue uniforms. threes for a family in stable condition at a hospital 6. C-141 Space-A passengers must take the 6:30 a.m. ferry boat. Sign-up starts Wolfsboro, N.H. with head injuries. at 7 a.m. Jeffrey Fothergill, 19, has An aunt says Fothergill's become the third in his family father, Robert, and sister, to die in an alcohol-related Kristen, were killed instantly auto accident when he was killed in a head-on collision with a early yesterday. drunk driver in January 1982. State police say the driver, The other driver, Bonnie Parker, Ronald Hopkinson, 20, was who was then 18, was fined and from around the globe. charged with driving under the sentenced to three months in influence of alcohol and prison for the deaths. (UPI) -- Challenger's spacelab astronauts are (UPI) -- Fourteen students who occupied the conserving power aboard the shuttle today for a office of the American Chamber of Commerce in possible extra day in orbit. That would let them Seoul for two hours were arrested today by about collect more priceless data for scientists in 50 plainclothes police officers. The students ^' Christmas West Germany. Their mission is scheduled to end were protesting what they called U.S. "economic parade meeting Wednesday. The mulit-national, eight-member crew aggression." They briefly held three Korean A planning meeting for those people and is watching an escaped fruit fly from an experi- employees hostage before the arrest. It was the organizations interested in participating ingthis ment container which NASA has jokingly put on its second such seizure of an American office in year's Christmas parade will be held at the W.T. "10 Most Wanted List." Seoul this year. Sampson (old high school) conference room (room ? (UPI) -- East St. Louis, Mo. , teachers expect to m m 8) Monday at 7 p.m. (UPI) - Secretary of State Shultz says he hopes be on the picket line this morning. The teachers, ® " Anyone interested in participating in or his meeting with Soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev claiming school district officials reneged on a mammm helping organize and set up the parade is and the Soviet foreign minister will be candid tentative agreement reached last week, struck at encouraged to attend this important meeting. and productive. Shultz arrived in Moscow this morning to lay groundwork for the Geneva super- midnight. They had been working without a power summit on November 19 and 20. Shultz went contract since last August. School officials deny into his meeting with the Soviet foreign minister they backed away from the agreement. The strike shortly after his arrival. affects more than 18,000 students and 1,300 union members. sales governed here (UPI) -- Law officers in Charlotte, N.C. say they Alcohol are eagerly awaiting extradition of Indian guru (UPI) - The Senate is considering legislation "Private organizations may not sell alcoholic beverages," Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh to Oregon. He faces that would make it more difficult for some Association home according to information released by Cdr. E.T. Lindberg, Staff immigration charges. Pressure, threats and phone veterans to qualify for Veterans Judge Advocate (SJA). calls have streamed into the jail since the loans. The measure comes in response to a growing The rule against alcohol sale of this nature is outlined in guru's arrest at the airport one week ago. number of foreclosures that are costing the government millions of dollars. The bill would NAVBASEGTMO INST 5400.2M, and this instruction identifies the Rajneesh may be flown to Oregon as early as , and is aimed at cumstances under which alcoholic beverages can be sold. tomorrow. set tougher financial standards who are granted home loans If any organization is selling alcoholic beverages, the making sure veterans organization must immediately discontinue the service, according to (UPI) - A suicide driver crashed a car loaded are able to pay them off. the SJA. with 400 pounds of explosives into a South group has The only authorized sale of alcoholic beverages is through the Lebanon military checkpoint today near the (UPI) - A California-based veterans Vietnam War club systems. Organizations seeking to provide alcoholic beverages security zone manned by the Israeli-backed South created an exact replica of the the V-shaped black at club functions are directed to contact John Keefover, 2132. Lebanon Army. The Lebanese National Resistance Memorial in Washington, granite edifice that bears the names of all the Military personnel are not authorized to be guests of members of Movement says as many as 15 people were killed in The private organizations at bars operated exclusively for the private its attack. State-owned Beirut Radio says at veterans who were killed in the war. least one SLA militiamen was killed and a woman California replica is on display this week in San wounded in the blast. Diego. It is half the size of the real one, and is made out of wood and plexiglass, instead of It contains all the names, all 58,012 of (UPI) - Police in Sicily say at least 14 people granite. were killed today when an intercity bus went off them. a bridge and plunged more than 60 feet into a gulch. About 30 people, most of them workers and (UPI) -- Pennsylvania's two heart transplant students, were aboard the bus as it traveled on patients are making progress toward recovery the main highway from Palermo to Catania. Many nearly one week after both underwent surgery to victims were trapped in the twisted wreckage. replace artifical hearts with human ones. COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD For your information. Tuesday's agenda. Fire Wardens Training NSGA/CO L* Wives Club -- Class -- The NAS Fire The NSGA/CO"L" Wives Club 1 to 3 a.m. -- Wild Animal 2647. 7 p.m. -- Overeaters Wardens Training Class for will have a meeting November Control, Windmill and Cable Anonymous, Naval Hospital, call classification of fires and 7, 7 p.m. The meeting will be Beach. 3:20 p.m. - 727 arrives from 2329. extinguishers will be held held at the house of Donna Kingston. November 7, Thursday, 9 10 Wilson, Radio - Point 307, 6:30 a.m. -- Catholic Mass, 7 p.m. - Bridge Players, meet a.m., NAS Fire Station Fire 4603. All women Base of the Chapel. 4:15 p.m. - 727 departs for at the COM Club. Call 4539 for Department. For more command, active duty and Norfolk. more information. information, call ABH2 dependent, are invited to 11:30 a.m. -- 727 arrives Mitchell, 6450. attend. from Norfolk. 6 p.m. -- TOPS, meets in the 7:30 p.m. -- AA Meetin Fleet Sick Call at NAVHOSP. Call MAYSTA Brig (0), call Auxiliary Firefighters Pre-Teen Party -- There 12:30 p.m. - 727 departs for 3118 or 3396. or 7269. s -- There will be a mandatory will be a Pre-Teen. Party Kingston. training November meeting of all 8, Friday, 6:30 - 6:30 p.m. - Couples Conflict 8 p.m. -- auxiliary MOVIES -- COMO, firefighters 9:30 p.m., $1 for members and 12:30 p.m. -- Auxiliary Program, 4141 or 4153 to sign "Secrets;" Windjammer, November 5, Tuesday, $1.50 for non-members. 12:30 For Firefighter Training, Fire up. "Amadeus;" CPO, (No Movie p.m., at the Fire Station #1. more information, contact Station Number One. Tuesday Night); Downtown, "The A controlled burn Susan Yaeger, 3195 will take or Margie 7 p.m. -- Christmas Parade Purple Rose of Cairo;" McCalla, place. Bolin, 3909. 3 p.m. -- CPO Club Advisory Planning Meeting, old high "Into the Night;" Marine, "Cal;" Board, Goat Locker, 2300 or school, room eight. Leeward, "Dreamchasers." CPO Advisory Board - The CPO Advisory Board will meet Functional Skills in the Goat Locker November Program -- Navy Campus 5, Tuesday, 3 p.m. All CPO Functional Skills Program is Swingers to sponsor caravan Advisory Board members are available to active duty The 'GTMO Swingers Dance Club encouraged to attend. For personnel, free of charge. we plan to dance, as well as will be holding a caravan on tentative times we will more information, contact Outstanding instructors are be November 9, from dancing: Blue Caribe Specials JOCM Rook, 2300/2647. interested in helping develop 2 - 5 p.m. In a caravan, we dance 2:00 Jail Cell math, reading and English in p.m. Couples various locations around the 2:00 Tuesday Conflict skills. Call Lindy at 4307 or p.m. W.T. Sampson Elemen- Program -- The Couples 4769, base to provide entertainment, tary School Navy Campus, for "Baked Chicken" Conflict Program begins pre-testing as well as to improve interest 2:40 p.m. Windward Post Office needed for these Choice of November 5, Tuesday, and classes. in the club. 3:00 p.m. Chapel Potato meets Tuesdays and Thursdays To provide a little back- 3:20 p.m. Gas Station Vegetable Roll and Butter through November 21. this Basic Skills Diagnostic ground, our club members are 3:40 p.m. Fire House free program able to earn "fun badges" $5.25 is for military Testing -- There is an for 4:00 p.m. McCalla Hanger dancing, and civilian couples and is on-going program for Basic as well as just dancing 4:20 p.m. Light House scheduled in the caravan. 4:40 Thursday for 6:30 - 8:30 Skills Diagnostic Testing for We have in the p.m. One of the many ships p.m. During the six sessions, active duty Navy/Marine past danced in the ocean at in port. Windmill "Steak Kabob" couples will identify sources personnel who wish to review Beach, under the If you would like more Tender Beef Chunks of anger and jealousy in high school Stoplight, on board various information about the club, you English, math, On Skewer their relationship, build reading, comprehension, and ships visiting here, as well as can contact David Bowerman, With all Trimmings communication skills, and vocabulary. A pre-test is many other out-of-the-way president, or Tina Bowerman, $6.95 learn to fight fairly. This required, and can be taken by places. club secretary, at 3227 any informal group is limited in This is a list of the places time. calling 4307 or 4769, Navy Friday size, so call the Family Campus Office. The classes Service Center at 4141/4153 are concentrated and valuable Costume contest winners "Red Snapper Escoviech" to add your names to the to those who attend. Let us Halloween costume contest winners Vegetable list. For information, ask tell you about some of the at the Windjammer: Roll and Butter for Susan Byrd or Ted success stories. Moorehouse. First: Dwight Love (Hunchback), $75.00 $5.25 Second: Linda Tyerman (Witch), $50.00 Navy Exchange -- Are you Caribbean Arts and saving up those pennies for Crafts Association - The your child's future or just next meeting of the Caribbean for a rainy day? Got pennies Arts and Crafts Association laying around everywhere! New books will be November 6, Keep up with those pennies at base library Wednesday, 4:30 p.m., old with the assortment of banks 1. "Ten Philosophical 7. "Every Woman' Guide To 13. "The Ultimate Violation," by high school. All GTMO at the Navy Exchange. They Mistakes," by Montier J. Adler. Military Service," by Texe Judith Rowland. residents interested in arts also are just great to set 2. "The Further Prophecies Of Marrs. 14. "Guinnes Book Of Speed/Facts and crafts are invited to around for decoration. Nostradamus," by Erika Cheetham. 8. "Command Under Sail," by And Feats," by Bill Guston. attend. Plans for the art Remember those pennies add 3. "The Last Taboo," by Carole James Bradford. 15. Rock And Minerals," by Pat show on December 7 will be up. So, hurry and get this Phillips. 9. "Man-Of-War Life," by Bell. discussed. For more great low-priced buy. 4. If I'm Successful, Why Do I Charles Nordoff. 16. A Guide To Enjoying information, all 2989 AWH. Feel Like A Fake," by Joan 10. "Not My Kid," by Beth Wildflowers," by Donald Stokes. Marine Corps Exchange Harvey. Polson. High School Advisory 17. "Running Without Fear," by Celebrate the upc ming 5. "Careers In Secret Opera- 11. "Nut-Cracker," by Shana Dr. Kenneth Council -- The next High Cooper. holidays with the "Jwelry tions," by David A. Phillips. Alexande. 18. The School Advisory Council Complete Sport Medicine Sale" at your local Marine 6. "The Common Sense," by Peter 12. "Outlaws Of Book For Women," Meeting will be held in the The Ocean," by by Mona Corps Excahnge. The sale is G. Miller. G.O.V. Mueller. school library November 7, Shangold. going on now through December Thursday, 4:30 p.m. Community 24, with 10 percent members are off until encouraged to November attend. 23. Register for the two door prizes that will be given away December 13. -Letters to the editor Visit Your Library -- We now have stories on cassettes. Listen for pleasure. Sylvia - thanks for your love, support and concern

Many community members such God has blessed us with Thank you, Sylvia. as myself, have been "shaping you, and I hope you know it up with Sylvia" for several was you who put a smile on Name withheld by request months now. this "sweaty, sexy body." I would like to say a DAILY GAZETTE sincere thank you for your Thanks for concert love and support. U.S. Navy's Only Shore-based Daily Newspaper You show a genuine concern Thanks to the planners of the music filled the humid air. Bats Capt. John Condon, USN .Ccmander, U.S. Naval Base for our physical and emo- change-of-command activities flew overhead while Lt. Ordr. Rick for trumpets and Fischer, USN .Public Affairs Officer tional health. including cornets J02 Neil Guillebeau, USN .Asst. PAO/Managing Editor Monday night's changed tempo, from a JO3 Teri Thomas, USN .Assistant Editor You have generously given Jamaica Military Band concert. waltz to a reggae. Mrs. Susan Junkins .Secretary/Associate Editor us hundreds of hours of fun Set up among the palms on the Raindrops fell on the fin Mrs. Ann-Elizabeth Efianff .Production Assistant and wholesome exersice with elementary school but a good SA Vicki Strickland. .Staff Assistant amphitheater time was had by al your Monday, Wednesday and stage, the outfit cut a striking especially the Jamaicans in the The Daily Gazette is published according to the rules and Friday workouts, and now you pose in its historical audience who seemed to catch the regulations tar snip and costumes. station newspapers, under the direction have given us a walk/run club From Souza marches extra beat. of the public affairs officer. The Daily Gazette is printed five to a Thanks again. times a week at government expense on government equipment, at the on Tuesday and Thursday. Broadway medley, the familiar Maureen Kuehne Navy Publications and Printing Service Branch Office. The opinions and statements that appear herein are not to be construed as official, or as the official views of the Navy Department or Ccamander, U.S. Naval Base. We encourage you to participate. Your voice, your ideas. .your newspaper! have a special black and white photograph you would like to see in print, bring it by cur office. The Daily By all means, we encourage you to participate in the Gazette staff is in Building 760 (Admin Hill) anTwe Daily Gazette. Do you have a good suggestion, a are open from at least midnight to 4:30 p.m., Sunday complaint or a strong opinion about a certain issue? night to Friday afternoon. If we can help you in any Well then, write a letter to the editor (Stop 53). Are way, give us a call at extension 4819 or 4502. We are you an aspiring journalist and want to write a story? good and getting better. With your help, we will be the Please, let us know what is on your mind. And if you best newspaper in the Navy! z Daily Gazette Monday, November 4, 1985 Reading corner 3 -- THIS 'N THAT -- 3 Where to send for free materials lists and Parents of young children The pamphlet about often are looking for briefly and annotates and includes materials that offer basic 40 resources Navy commissary stores getting better on publisher and understanding about growth information Navy commissaries are more products can be frequency of sales events at the and development of young price. displayed. constantly looking for ways to After the reset has been stores. These sales events are children. improve the service and accomplished, customers are promoted with colorful signs, The National Association Single copies of the availability of grocery, meat provided a copy of the "new" in-store displays, extra special for the Education of Young "Beginner's Bibliography," and produce items. Commissary commissary layout for their price reductions and cents-off Children, a non-profit are available free. Send a management is also looking to shopping convenience. coupons from vendors. The organization, has compiled a #10 self-addressed, stamped make it easier for customers to The reset program will provide specific dates of the sales "Beginner's Bibliography" envelope to: shop at their commissary. some long term benefits to Navy events are determined locally so which lists some practical "Beginner's Bibliography" Navy commissaries are commissary shoppers; including: that each commissary is books and pamphlets that NAEYC, 1834 Connecticut undergoiing a reset program o More items being available responsive to the needs of its parents might find helpful in Avenue, N.W. which arranges items on the in the stores; customers. expanding their knowledge. Washington, D.c. 20009 grocery shelves in a sequence o Reduced "out of stock" that makes it easy to find the items; Nationwide sales events are groceries that the customer o Display space allocated to a scheduled throughout the year in wants. product that is in keeping with addition to weekly and monthly our The store resets also the popularity of the item; events sponsored by each standardize the placement of o Presentation of products commissary region. The grocery items so that the together in a systematic way nationwide events for the product presentation at each (i.e., all breakfast products remainder of this year and into store is approximately in the together in the same location); 1986 include: Thanksgiving Event same order. Navy people who have o Faster shopping time; this month, Happy Holidays in shopped in California Navy o Standardization of December, Customer Appreciation RECIPES commissaries should find the commissary layouts. Days in January, and President's layout of products just about In conjunction with the reset Day in February. the same at the Brunswick, program, one of the goals of the Other sales will be a Spring IjAmerican Heart Association Maine, commissary. Navy Commissary Program is to event, Memorial Day, Summer One commissary in each region increase the number of items Living, July 4th, End of Summer, for holiday Cranberries have a bittersweet taste that is well-suited that are available for customers and Harvest Fest. Bread Recipe can be served at a traditional is being reset by specialists meals. This Cranberry Store dinner table or with leftover turkey and fixing'. from the Navy Commissary to select in the meat, grocery The Navy Commissary Headquarters and this store and produce departments. Program is working to improve Cranberry Bread serves as the benchmark for the By 1989, the larger Navy the service it provides to other stores in the region. commissaries are expected to authorized customers while 1 Grated Orange 2 Cups Whole Wheat Flour Zest of Other store resets are have about 8,000 grocery items; maintaining the savings that /2 Cup of Orange Juice V2 Cup Wheat Germ meat and 120 produce items. have always been available by 2 Sugar 2 Cup Oil accomplished by personnel from 120 Cup Brown at the commissary. 2 Teaspoons Baking Powder %a Cup Warm Water the commissary regional office Smaller stores will cary about shopping /2 Teaspoon Baking Soda 2 Cups Cranberries, Chopped and store personnel; with 6,000 grocery products, 90 meat Latest price comparisons show assistance for vendors and items and 80 produce items. Navy commissary savings are more aside. In a large bowl, mix the first 5 ingredients. Set suppliers. As part of the reset, The Navy commissaries have than 20 percent in the United bowl beat together orange zest, orange juice, oil and In a separate increased the number and States. water Stir into dry ingredients. Add cranberries and mix well. shelving is re-arranged so that also Pour batter into a 9 x 5 x 3-inch loaf pan sprayed with vegetable cooking spray. Bake at 350 degrees F for 50-60 minutes. Remove bread from pan and place on wire rack to cool. Bread slices better the second day. Punishments from misconduct confinement for life, reduced in Yield: 16 Slices Norfolk, Va. -- The following discharge. Approx. Cal/Serv.: 115 information is the consequences One PNSN convicted of rank to El, forfeiture of all a of misconduct. possession and distribution of pay and allowances and Recipe Tip: To add nutrients to our other recipes, substitute LSD. Sentenced to two years dishonorable discharge. 1 cup all-purpose flour or 1 One DK1 convicted of theft and 1 cup of whole wheat pastry 7flour for confinement, forfeiture of $620 One BTFN convicted of cup of whole wheat flour for / cup all-purpose flour. forgery of five shipmates' paychecks. Sentenced to six for 24 months, reduced in rank possession with intent to Help Your Heart Recipes are from the Fourth Edition of the American Heart Association to El and a bad conduct distribute 11 grams of Cookbook. Copyright'c 1973, 1975, 1979, 1984 by the American Heart Association, Inc. months confinement, reduced in rank to El, forfeiture of $400 discharge. marijuana. Sentenced to two for six months and bad conduct One AKAR convicted of arson on years confinement, reduced in aboard an aircraft carrier. rank to El, forfeiture of all Sentenced to five years pay and allowances and a confinement, forfeiture of all dishonorable discharge and a November's astronomical and tidal data pay and allowances and a $1000 fine. dishonorable discharge. second SUN SUN MOON MOON HIGH TIDE LOU TIDE One HT2 convicted of sodomy One petty officer {HEIGHT} of 4 DATE RISE SET RISE SET {HEIGHT} and indecent assault on a minor. class convicted of bringing to two years 1/2 pounds of marijuana on 0604 2358 1238 0042{U.81/1433{1.51 065210.2}/5131{0.6} Sentenced T05 1725 and attempt W06 0604 1724 1321 020010.81/1526{1.4 U758{0.21/2206{0.51 confinement, reduced in rank to installation of all pay and bringing of five pounds of T07 0605 1724 0056 1401 03f7{.91/1614{1.4 L 0915{0.31/2241{0.31 El, forfeiture marijuana. 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The three-week November 6: Open Water Diver, Growling unbeaten Bears crawl to 9-0 record clinic will run from today fee is $115. through November 23, on November 13: Advanced Open (AP) -- When you play the a 38-yard field goal in the blocked a field goal that Byron Mondays, 1 - 3 p.m.; Water Diver, fee is $65. unbeaten Chicago Bears, they final 14 seconds to lift the Walker ran back 56 yards for Thursdays, 8 - 9 p.m.; and November 21: Advanced Open might not throw the kitchen sink Oilers- over the Kansas City another. Saturday, 8 - 10 a.m. The Water Diver, Leeward Point, at you, but they will hit you Chiefs 23-20. The Washington Redskins got clinic will be located at the fee is $65. with a refrigerator. In Minneapolis, the Vikings 164 rushing yards and one touch- Marine Site Weight Room. Call November 27: Deep Diver Yesterday, William "The shaded the Detroit Lions 16-13 down from Keith Griffin in today to reserve a spot in the Specialty, fee is $25. For Refrigerator" Perry continued when Jan Stenerud booted a flattening the Atlanta Falcons class, Terri Edison, 3195 or further information, contact his exciting 1985 season with 28-yarder as time ran out. 44-10. 2450. Keith Mattson, Master Scuba his second touchdown, a four- In East Rutherford, N.J., Eric San Diego's Gary Anderson ran Diver Trainer, 4947 DWH or yard scoring reception to help Schubert made the Giants' front for 166 yards and one touchdown Walk/Run Club -- A new 3550 AWH. the Bears edge Green Bay 16-10. office look good by kicking five in the Chargers' 30-10 win over Walk/Run Club has been At 308 pounds, Perry normally field goals in a 22-20 win over the Denver Broncos. Racquet Club If tennis started, every Tuesday and -- lines up at defensive tackle, the winless Tampa Bay Ken O'Brien had three touch- is your game, November 9, Thursday, 6 - 7 p.m. , across but on his scoring play, he Buccaneers. New York cut down passes as the New York Jets Saturday, is your time. The from Recreation Services at lined up in the left slot, went Schubert during the summer, only started quickly en route to a Racquet Club is sponsoring a Cooper Field. This club is in motion and broke to the end to sign him last Thursday. The 35-17 win over the Indianapolis "Pick Your Partner" Men's and open to both men and women. zone before grabbing Jim loss was the ninth straight for Colts. New York scored on five Doubles Tournament. Mileage certificates and Women's McMahon's short toss. the Bucs. of its first six possessions. It is open to all skill T-shirts will be offered. For Walter Payton aided the Wendell Tyler's two touchdowns levels, so come out and have more information, contact Chicago attack with 192 yards Checking other NFL results: helped the San Francisco 49ers some fun! Sign-up at the Terri Edison, 3195 or 2450. rushing and a touchdown. To go Dieter Brock passed for 256 stop the Philadelphia Eagles Racquet Club by November 7, with a safety by Steve yards and a pair of touchdowns 24-13. Thursday. For more informa- McMichael, who sacked Packer in leading the Los Angeles Rams tion, call Mona Rieck, 2666. Intercommand Track and quarterback Jim Zorn in the end past the New Orleans Saints Cincinnati's Boomer Esiason Field -- Recreation Help Wanted -- The Womens zone. The victory left the Bears 28-10. tossed a pair of scoring passes Services Intercommand Track Bowling Association is in at 9-0. The New England Patriots, with as the Bengals stopped the and Field meeting is need of two or three ladies The kicking game was all four straight wins, scored twice Buffalo Bills 23-17. scheduled for November 15, that are interested in important in several NFL games in the fourth quarter to beat Tonight's football finds the Friday. An organizational keeping our bowling at its yesterday. For the Steelers, the Miami Dolphins 17-13. Steve attention on Busch Stadium where meeting will be held November best. Only requirements are Gary Anderson's 25-yard goal Grogan had a hand in both St. Louis hosts Dallas in a 6, Wednesday, at the that you hold a WIBC card and with nine seconds remaining not touchdowns, passing for one and National Conference East battle Recreation Services Office. are willing to meet once a only nipped Cleveland 10-9, but running for the other. The Cardinals have a 3-5 record, For more information, contact month. Please bowlers, if you also kept Pittsburgh unbeaten Strong defense by Seattle while the Cowboys are at 6-2. Jim Whalen, 2249 or 2560. are interested, please call against the Browns in Three cornerback Terry Taylor helped All NFL teams played Peri, 4809 AWH or Cinda, 4520 Rivers Stadium. That is a string the Seahawks bury the Los conference opponents this week. AWH. of 16 games, meaning Cleveland Angeles Raiders 33-3. Taylor That is the second, and last, I last won in Pittsburgh in 1969. returned an interception 75 time it is scheduled to happen In Houston, Tony Zendejas hit yards for one touchdown, and this season. Sports briefs Top 20 college football Belgium Tennis Angeles Kings. The Flyers have won seven UPI's Top _20 College Football (UPI) -- Not a bad day at all for Ivan Lendl. In straight. St. Louis had to play an extra three Antwerp, Belgium yesterday, the top seed posted a minutes and 55 seconds before downing the 1. Iowa (7-1) lost to Ohio State 22-13. 1-6, 7-6, 6-2, 6-2 victory over number-two John Winnipeg Jets 4-3. Doug Gilmour scored the 2. Penn State (8-0) defeated Boston College 16-12. McEnroe to win the $850,000 European Tennis game-winner in overtime for the Blues. 3. Nebraska (6-1) defeated Kansas State 41-3. Champion's Championship. Lendl, the world's Mascar 4. Michigan (6-1-1) tied Illinois 3-3. top-ranked player, was handed the $200,000 (UPI) - A record win for Bill Elliott. Driving a 5. Auburn (6-2) lost to Florida 14-10. winner's check and a beautiful bonus prize, a Ford, Elliott picked up almost $58,000 by earning 6. Air Force (9-0) defeated San Diego State 31-10. gold and diamond encrusted tennis racket worth his eleventh superspeedway victory yesterday at 7. Ohio State (7-1) defeated Iowa 22-13. $700,000. The trophy was offered to the first the Atlanta Journal 500 in Hampton, Ga. Elliott 8. Oklahoma (5-1) defeated Kansas 48-6. player to capture the tournament three times in a also closed to within 20 points of Darrell 9. Florida State (6-2) lost to Miami of Florida 35-27. five-year span. Waltrip with one race remaining in the battle for 10. Baylor (7-1) was idle. NASCAR's Grand National Championship. Waltrip 11. Arkansas (7-1) defeated Rice 30-15. Swiss Tennis finished third in a Chevrolet behind Cale 12. Miami of Florida (7-1) defeated Florida State 35-27. (UPI) - In Zurich, Switzerland, Zina Garrison Yarborough's Ford. Elliott's winning margin over 13. Oklahoma State (6-1) defeated Colorado 14-11. successfully defended her title at the European Yarborough was 4:28 seconds. 14. UCLA (6-1) was idle. Indoor Tennis Tournament by sweeping past top 15. Louisiana State (5-1) defeated Mississippi State 14-0. seed Hana Mandlikova 6-1, 6-3. The 62-minute Australian Formula One Grand Prix 16. Brigham Young (7-2) defeated Wyoming 59-0. match saw the third-seeded Garrison displaying (UPI) -- The 1985 season came to a close 17. Georgia (6-1-1) defeated Tulane 58-3. almost perfect tennis to devastate the U.S. Open yesterday with Keke Rosberg of Finland piloting 18. Tennessee (4-1-2) defeated Rutgers 40-0. champion with strong passing shots and lobs. his Honda-powered Williams to victory at the 19. Texas A+M (6-2) defeated Southern Methodist 19-17. Inaugural Australian Formula One Grand Prix. 20. Alabama (6-2) defeated Mississippi 44-28. NHL Hockey Rosberg finished 46 seconds ahead of French (UPI) -- By the shots on goal, you would think Ligier drivers Jacques Laffite and Philippe Edmonton and Toronto played a pretty tight game Streiff. The victory boosted Rosberg's point last night. However, the Oilers scored 25 percent total for the season to 40 and earned him third Winless Knicks lose to Portland of their 28 shots, while the Maple Leafs place in the driver's championship behind new connected just once in 28 tries. Final score, world champion Alain Prost of France and Michele (AP) -- The poor NBA start of 18 from Mychal Thompson. Edmonton 7, Toronto 1. Wayne Gretzky had three Alboreto of Italy. the winless New York Knicks Also in the NBA last night, goals for the Oilers, meaning he has scored at continued last night as they the Milwaukee Bucks got past the least once in all 21 games he has played against BIRTHDAY dropped their fifth in a row, Cleveland Cavaliers 120-110. the Leafs. (UPI) -- Birthday greetings go out to Houston this time 110-96 to Portland. Terry Cummings sparked the Bucks If other NHL action last night, Tim Kerr's Astros catcher Mark Bailey. He is 24 today. The Trail Blazers, with four with 23 points, while Sidney three-goal hat trick was the difference in wins in five games, got 21 Moncrief and Paul Pressey added red-hot Philadelphia's 7-4 win over the Los points from Kiki Vandeweghe and 21 apiece.

By Charles Morey they all have great heads to go The Sportsman with those great arms. They have What is in the cards for Billy excellent discipline, and they Martin? television, and was hardly one for them }n 1986. the Royals have only one worry all are cool and courageous. He Baseball's "Mr. Controversy," of the redoubtable mayor's more The Royals have some young about Bret, "What will he do for calls them the foundation of the who still has a scapel-like humorous remarks. pitchers who could blend into an encore?" team for years to come. thinking process, recently was Of course, that opened the the number-one staff of both Danny Jackson and Mark Gubicza If Kansas City needs anything, eased out as manager of the New door to some other wisecracks. leagues next season. are only 23. Jackson is a nifty it is an outfielder with some York Yankees for the fourth Like Billy and Joaquin Andujar It is true that Kansas City lefty with a crushing crossfire crunch in his bat. George Brett, time. He has two years to go on setting up their own public just did scramble to the Western and a whip-like curve ball. He Willie Wilson, Frank White and a handsome contract, and owner relations firm, specializing in title in the American League. It was brilliant against the Steve Balboni had to carry most George Seinbrenner says he will hard cases. is also true that they had to Cardinals. Gubicza is a proven of the load this year. find something for the wily The one problem with that rally from a three-games-to-one starting pitcher. The Royals would love to get warrior of the dugout to do in would be the possibility of deficit in the pennant playoff. Two other Kansas City somebody like Kirk Gibson, the 1986. Martin and Andujar differing They had to do the same thing to southpaws, Bud Black and Charlie Detroit Tiger power hitter, who Any chance of Billy catching with each other on how to handle win the World Series against the Leibrandt, both are on the has filed for free agency. on as manager somewhere else? a difficult client. Cardinals. bright side of 30. Black is 28 Gibson is still young. He hits Only a longshot, his Jekyll-and-- Andujar has certain things in The Royals have five starters, and Leibrandt is 29. with force, and constistently Hyde performances will not help, common with Martin, a quick and none is older than 29. One of The veteran catcher of the enough. He runs like a wide brilliant as a manager, showed flashpoint, for one, but he is them, the amazing Bret Royals, Jim Sundberg, is glowing receiver, which he was in by trouble and unpleasant younger, and still has things to Saberhagen, is only 21. He was with optimism about next year college. occurrences off the field. learn that Billy already has the MVP of the World Series and and a number of seasons after The bidding will be strenuous Mayor Ed Koch of New York was forgotten. Given enough time, he he has an excellent chance of that. for Gibson and it is a cinch the unkind enough recently to probably will learn them. waltzing off with the Cy Young Sundberg thinks that, con- Royals will take a shot. It is a suggest that he could find a job The Kansas City Royals did Award in the American League. sidering their youth, the Kansas question of how high the bidders for Billy picking up leaves in everything the hard way this A 20-game winner this year, City starting pitchers should be want to go. Kirk will want a Central Park. This was said on year, but things may be easier equipped with all the pitches, great for a long time. He says bundle and he will get it.

4 Daily Gazette Monday, November 4, 1985