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Show y 20 cp Titles H.'. SPORTS April 26, 1991, SPORTS GLANCE Summer leagues are now forming and are scheduled to start in May. doubles tournament is scheduled for May A p 11. The entry fee is $25 per team. This is a tournament for adult bowlers. For more information on summer leagues or the tournament, call the center at down for dead wood on another penalty match, bringing the score to its final The Strikers meet second place Crossfire on Sunday at the South Gate soccer field at 5:15 p.m. Soccer team nobs third straight 3-- 1. The Hill Strikers soccer club beat The Oaks last Saturday to gain the first place position in the league, and its third straight win. The game remained scoreless for the first half with Hill's goalie, Will Mejia, blocking a shot near the end of the first half. "For the second week in a row, Hill went into the second half tied, and for the second week in a row, the Strikers played a notch above the opponents," Coach Ray Uris said. The Strikers took the lead on a penalty shot made by halfback Tony Perretta, who played the ball to the lower right side of the goal. The Oaks refused to give up, and within a minute of the kickoff had tied the score again. But that was just the beginning for the Strikers. Perretta came back again when Striker Curt Sie-goutmaneuvered the Oak defense and missed the shot which rebounded and was knocked in by no-ta- non-sanction- n Weigh! lifting clinic changes dates The date of the weightlifting seminar with Air Force power lifter and body builder Ray Long has been changed from May 4 to May 11. The seminar will be held in the Hess Fitness Center, Bldg. 520, at 10 a.m. The seminar is open to men and women. Long will teach participants how to start a weightlifting program and about nutrition. Preregistration is $2, and same-da- y registration is $3. For more information, call Maxine Fouks at the fitness center, 777-777- 777-656- Corporate Olympics coming The Corporate Olympics are coming up and are open to ail active duty Air Force members and Department of Defense civilian employees. Family members are not eligible. Events include racquetball, men's and women's biking, 5K run, swimming and golf. Time trials for the biking are Wednesday at 4:30 p.m., and the racquetball trials are Thursday at 5 p.m. Other trials and game times are not yet available. For more information, call Maxine at the Hess Fitness Center, Ext. 77779. For swimming information call Nancy at Ext. 73471. For golf information, call Wayne at Ext. 73272 or 71108. 9. Bowling center lists hours, activities el The Hill bowling center has new hours of operation effective Monday. The center is open Mondays through Fridays from 1 1 a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturdays from noon to 9 p.m. and Sundays from noon to 6 p.m. Perretta. With the score at Perretta refused to let up his merciless massacre of The Oaks, chopping them 2-- 1, 5. rb J ( Home Estimate! N 1 Seoaritty Stomnni Boors IMF The frame work of a Pioneer Door has a completely welded steel frame is ground and polished for years of tasting beauty and protection. K rpAass 1 TTTIT 1 that U mm H Bi i ft ill CTVJ V K tewvs. .... -- I ! ..nil . 111 " .fin SD201 SD202 SD214 SD204 SD205 Silent Sentry" - fPMIL SECURITYSTORM SD206 HOME SECURITY ENERGY SAVINGS LASTING BEAUTY DOORS Tin rvYvace Zj3 SD207 In cd SD208 SD209 SD212 V ) V 1 SD213 SD215 1 I 1 731-002- 1 2 3 CD OPEN M-- F I COO 3-- 5, ! SAT. LAYTCIN HILLS MALL 9-- 1 OPEN M-- F 10-- 0, SAT 10-- 7 "i |
