SPORTS
Basketball Action Next Week
In Town League action Monday
night, D & A will play the Coast
Guard at 6:30, while the ACS team
meets the boys from the Storis.
The Tuesday night games will
see the base and town 8th Graders
playing again, this time matching
the Base 8th Graders and the
Freshmen Red Intramural team at
6:30, while the town 8th Graders
meet the Freshmen Whites at 7:30.
In,Thursday nights Town League
action Curley’s Clippers will meet
D & A at 6:30, while Krafts play
ACS at 8 p.m.
The Bears wind up the week with
a two game series with the visiting
Seward Seahawks on Friday and
Saturday nights. JV games will be
played both nights. This marks the
last home appearance for the high
school Bears.
Junior Varsity
Wins 8 In Row
On Friday night, Jan 12, the Ko
diak Varsity won its eighth game
in a row as they defeated the
Storis five in a close game, by a
score of 34-33.
The JV’s led by Ronnie From
blyn’s 14 points moved to an early
lead, but had to hang on in the last
few minutes as the Storis boys
tried desperately to overcome the
hustling JV’s. Steeley of the Storis
was high for the losers.
8th Graders Lose
Tuesday night’s 8th graders
games saw the base 8th grade team
defeated by the Freshmen Whites.
The final score was 34-21. Coker
for the Freshmen was high with
15 points, while Anderson for the
base 8th graders had 9.
In the second game the Fresh
men Red Intramural team defeated
the town 8th grade team in a close
game. Final score Freshmen, 31—
8th Grade, 27. Metrokin for the 8th
Graders had 13 points, while Reft
had 16 for the winners.
Palmer Moose
In Weekend Play
With Kodiak Bears
The Palmer Moose from the
mainland will invade the Kodiak
Bear’s den for a two game series
between the two basketball teams
this weekend. They will play at the
high school gym tonight and Satur
day night.
In the Bears trip to Palmer re
cently they lost two close games
to this scrappy aggregation with
scores of 51-47 and 61-59. The
Moose, who have rapidly improved
after a slow start, are beginning
to come into their own.
Coaching the Moose team is Clif
ford Jantz, a newcomer to Alaska
from Colorado. The team has wins
over the Homer Mariners and Ko
diak, while to date the Bears have
defeated only the Mariners. The
Bears are out to wind up their
series with Palmer at 2 all.
Probable starters for the Bears
are: Rudy Kennedy and Hugh Dev
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The varsity game will begin at
8 p.m. following preliminary games
both nights at 6:30. The Friday
night prelim, game will be between
the Junior Varsity and the Fleet
Weather reserves. On Saturday
night the JV’s will meet the Medi
cal and Dental reserves.
Half-Time Events
Special half-time activities are
being planned for both nights. A
Coast Guard wives team will play
a high school girls team as an add
ed attraction Friday evening, in a
ten minute encounter, the first in
the gym this year between women
teams.
The Saturday night halftime
event will feature a seventh grade
tumbling group putting on a spec
ial demonstration. This group will
perform under the direction of
Miss Evelyn Knudsen, high school
P. E. instructor.
CG Wins Tough
2nd Spot Battle
Town League basketball fans
witnessed the highest scoring
game of the season, Monday night,
as the Coast Guard hoopmen toppl
ed Krafts in a hard fought battle
for undisputed possession of sec
ond place. The Guardsmen guided
85 tallies through the ring to
Krafts 67.
The first meeting of the two con
tenders, the game was marked by
great spirit, marksmanship and
sportsmanship. Numerous high
points kept attending fans on seat’s
edge as the lead changed hands
many times with neither team able
to capitalize permanently on the
other’s mistakes.
Late in the final stanza the tide
of battle began to shift in the CG’s
favor with fine rebounding and
ball control enabling them to surge
14 points ahead and thwart a full
court press by the men from the
market district.
High scorer for the Coasties
was Bob DeMichiell, while Bill
Frost led Krafts.
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Bears Drop Two
Playing two games in one day,
the high school Bears were defeat
ed in both games by the Kenai
Kardinals.
On Saturday afternoon the Bears
were defeated by a score of 67-62
as Ross Cooper of Kenai racked up
22 points in a close and exciting
game. The Bears were led by Stan
Sargent’s 14 markers.
The second game played at 8 p.
m. found the Bears outclassed from
the start, losing by a score of 77
46. Davis for the winners had 21
points, while Michell for the Bears
had 22.
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training at this Monterey Peninsula
training center.
After completion of an eight
week basic program, Private Wal
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Infantry training school or one of
'the Army’s specialist schools.
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