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GAY PEOPLE'S CHRONICLE June, 1989

JUST JOCKS

Sonya's keeps bowling title

by K. D. Mahnal

Sonya's, a co-ed team, rallied from an overall third position to claim the league championship during play-offs as the North Coast Bowling Association ended its eighth season on May 14.

Sonya's defeated Dolly's Playmates and Keys 2 upset More Loose Ends on May 7. This set up the championship match between Keys 2 and Sonya's on May 14. Sonya's overwhelmed Keys 2 with superb bowling to clinch the title. Sonya's is the only team to win the cham-

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pionship twice in the history of the Sunday league.

Other season highlights included: High Team Series (3 game total for 5 bowlers); Keys 2 with 2,624 pins, High Team Game went to Dolly's Playmatės with a 934 pin total. Leading individual records went to bowlers from More Loose Ends; Men's High Series at 660 pins, and Three C's with the Men's High Game at 247. Both the Women's High Game at 245 and the Women's High Series with a 616 pin total went to a kegler representing Hairbenders. ▼

FINAL SUNDAY LEAGUE STANDINGS

TEAM POS

WON LOST PCT.

MORE LOOSE ENDS

158

52-

.752

KEYS 2 **

143

.681

SONYA'S **

139

.662

DOLLY'S PLAYMATES

138

.657

MITZI'S MAIDENS

135

.643

LEATHER STALLIONS 1

127

.605

JON BRITTAIN FLORIST

126

.602

OVER THE RAINBOW

126

.602

KEYS 1

123

.586

MEMOIRS STRIKE FORCE

120

.571

CHALIBDON LEATHERS

118

.562

EXCALIBUR

115

.558

CLUB BODY CTN BOMBERS

117

.557

NIBBLES & BLIPS

101

109

.481

THREE C'S

100

110

.476

LEATHER STALLIONS 2

100

110

.476

SCREAM'N SQUIRT

111

.471

CLUB BODY CENTER 1

114

.457

HAIRBENDERS

115

.452

TOWER CITY CORPS

115

.452

FIRST CLASS MALE

116

.448

A MAN'S WORLD

116

.448

DIAMONDS IN THE ROUGH

117

.443

MIKE'S CASUALTIES

119

.433

MILLIE'S BOYS

120

.429

CLEVE COUNTRY DANCERS

118

.427

FRIENDS OF DOROTHY

865

124

.357

THE FARMER'S DAUGHTER

135

.357

FLOYD'S FLORIST

136

.350

THE CHEESE CAKE'S

137

.325

LE'CABRET

137

.325

B.L.I.N.D.

149

.266

** DENOTES FIRST HALF DIVISION CHAMPS, IN EACH OF FOUR DIVISIONS.

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"We're delighted Gay Games officials decided to debut their entries at the Sports Festival," said Team Seattle CoChair Rich Peterson. "We have worked closely with the Games people for several years now."

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Keys takes volleyball title

by K. D. Mahnal

Keys took league championship as the North Coast Volleyball League (NCVL) completed its winter session held at Estabrook Recreation on Friday nights.

NCVL holds a fall and winter league that is between 12-14 weeks in length.

This year's winter league had five teams, each with 8 to 10 players. A clinic lasting approximately two weeks is held prior to each session. The more highly skilled players teach techniques to other league participants, creating more evenly skilled teams. Also reviewed during the clinics are the U.S. Volleyball Association rules which govern the NCVL play.

All teams are coed, with higher skilled players providing the core of each team. A general lottery assigns the remaining participants to help ensure more equal

competition and fun.

Teams are self-sponsored or sponsored by businesses with a $100 sponsor's fee. The sponsor's fee pays for the referees, gym and banquet. Players contribute a one-time $10 fee for the entire

season.

NCVL Commissioner Alex Bruchac is looking ahead to the beginning of the fall season as a challenge. There is a need for "more people to participate in the league, just grow in numbers," states Bruchac.

A social volleyball group will begin in early June. The group meets every Sunday at Edgewater Park (west end) by the Wagner statue at 2:00 p.m. More information on this group can be obtained by contacting Mort B. through the LesbianGay Community Service Center's Hotline at 781-6736.

FINAL STANDINGS FOR NCVL'S WINTER SEASON

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TEAM

POS/NAME

GAMES WON

GAMES POINTS

LOST WON

POINTS LOST

PCT.

91.1

KEYS

423

361

1.172

5 CENT DECISION

417

358

1.165

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CATS

392

350

1.120

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383

356

1.076

270

460

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