Bears Stand Out As Big Team,
Even Though They Finish Second
Kodiak had a respectable 37.9
per cent of all field goals attempted
during play in the Southcentral
League this past season, according
to a summary prepared this week.
.As a matter of fact, the Bear
marksmen had the best record in
the league with 37.9 per cent as
compared with 35.8 per cent made
by the league leaders, the Kenai
Kardinals. The Bears also had the
most free throw attempts, 233 .n
all and of this number they made
133 to again pace the league for a
respectable 57.1 per cent average.
The Bears tied Seward for the club
with the most offensive rebounds,
each had 304, and at the same time
was by far the team with the fewest
fouls committed with 173. Next
closest in the violation department
was Kenai with 196.
MOST POINTS
Coach Terry McMullen’s charges
also registered the most points in
a quarter when they compiled 32
against Homer, and meanwhile the
lowest score made by the winning
team was when Kenai scored *16 to
defeat the Bears.
The lowest score by a losing
team was when the Seward Sea
hawks could compile only 27
against Kodiak, and the highest
number of fouls by both teams was
in a Kenai-Kodiak contest, and
strangely enough the lowest total
of iouls made by both teams was
in the Kodiak-Seward game.
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
Stan Sargent tied with T. Even
son of Kenai and M. Rogers in get
ting the most offensive rebounds
by a player in a single game, 11,
and Sargent stood alone as getting
the most defensive rebounds dur
ing the season with a total of 91.
The Hears committed the least
number of fouls—in a single game
—7 against Kenai, and they also
committed the fewest fouls of any
of the league teams during the
season making only 173 in 12
games.
Scoring by the season in league
play went like this: Richard John
son 2; Wayne Johnson 32; Tom Mc
Cormick 19; Stan Sargent 35 and
Rick Lowry 25.
While finishing second in league
play, the Bears in their first year
in the new league earned the No.
6 spot in Western Alaska, and con
sequently met West Anchorage in
the opening game of last night’s
Western Alaska prep tourney.
Game Violation
Brings SSOO Fine
Jack R. Church was fined $500
in Magistrate’s Court on Feb. 8
for killing an elk on Afognak Is
land on Oct. 15 at which time he
claimed he was a resident of
Alaska. During the interim he had
asked for a jury trial, but later
changed his mind and appeared for
sentencing before District Magis
trate Mabel Fenner.
Marzan To Observe
89th Birthday, 21st
Arthur Marzan, a former resi
dent of Kodiak who now resides at
the Alaska Pioneers Home in Sitka,
will observe his 89th birthday on
March 31 at the home.
We feel sure that he would en
joy hearing from his friends, rela
tives and others on that day.
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This trio of the Kodiak Bear basketball team were in Anchorage,
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