Sports
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J THE KODIAK BEARS, Kodiak high school team are pictured
I above as they finished the season on the home floor last Friday night.
Staff Photo
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Town League Playoffs Next Week
f Next week will see the Town
Basketball League playoffs decid
ing the first-place team.
Friday night’s action brings to
gether iNavComSta and the Medics
pt 8:15 p. m- while PNA plays
Krafts in a practice game at 6:30.
■Thursday night’s action sees Coast
fcuard meeting Fleet Weather at
10 while American Legion meets
ivComSta in a playoff for first
ace at 8:15.
Friday night’s action will either
between NavComSta or Amer
»n Legion and the No. 4 ranking
am, PNA, at 8:15, while Fleet
eather will play the 3rd-place
am, whichever one does not meet
*A.
As of the 13th of Feb., the teams
and their records are as follows:
TEAM Won Lost
American Legion . 13 2
NavComSta . 12 2
Fleet Weather. 11 3
PNA. 9 6
Bears . 5 3
Medics. 7 7
Krafts . 5 10
Coast Guard. 3 11
D & A. 1 14
“The only thing more disturbing
than a neighbor with a noisy old
oar is one with a quiet new one.”—
Pep Mealiffe.
Mirror classifieds bring results.
Vote “Yes” Tuesday
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URGES A VOTE FOR THE RATIFICATION OF ORDINANCE
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Bears Take First
Game Of Tourney
Kodiak copped a first-round vic
tory in the first day of play at the
Western Alaska Class B high
school basketball championships at
Nome Tuesday night. The Bears
came from behind to beat the
Nome Nanooks 50-45, in a fast and
thrilling game. The Nanooks, hosts
in the tournament, jumped ahead
11-6 in the first eight minutes,
added to the margin in climbing
to 27-16 at the half and continued
to lead 39-31 after three quarters
were history.
But the Kodiak team whipped
up a frenzy by tossing a full-court
press against the Nome quintet to
completely stymie them in the
final quarter.
DANNY OLSON scored four
baskets on long two-handed jump
shots in the last quarters as the
Kodiak team scored 19 points com
pared to just 6 for Nome. Carl El
lison led the southern Bears with
15 points while Olson settled for
14.
Nome’s Brown scored 21 points
before fouling out in the final quar
ter. Locke and Herman of Nome
also departed early on fouls to
leave Nome with only two starters
in the game toward the fatal
climax.
Fleet Weather
Defeats HS Bears
In their final ihome game of the
season the high school Bears were
defeated by the strong Fleet
Weather Central team by a score of
60-50.
Leading the Bears was Carl El
lison with 14 points followed by
Buckingham with 10. Poag led the
Fleet Weather boys with 18.
In the preliminary game, a team
from the CG cutter Storis defeated
the JV’s by a score of 43-35. High
for the JV’s was Levintte with 10
while Wilson had 7.
Coast Guard, Fleet Weather Win
The Coast Guard found the right
combination Monday night as they
jained their third win of the sea
son, defeating the Medical-Dental
five by a score of 50-43.
Jumping to an early lead, the
Spruce Cape boys really cooled off
in the second half, but rallied to
win. The Coast Guard led at half
time, by a score of 31-21, but the
medics held them scoreless for the
next eight minutes and gained the
lead.
Demichelle was high for Coast
Guard with 20 points while Bur
gess led the Medics with 16.
In the 8:15 game another close
match developed with Fleet
Weather gaining an overtime win
over NavComSta. At the end of
regulation play the NavComSta
team tied the score at 45-45 after
trailing the entire game. Final
score, Fleet Weather 63, NavCom
Sta 51.
Poag for Fleet Weather was high
with 22 points. Smith for Comsta
was high with 16.
In St. Louis, when a woman pay
roll clerk entered her car 2 ban
dits held her up and demanded the
money. She handed over a paper
bag and the robbers took off with
it. They found out later it con
tained pastry. The payroll was in
another bag in the woman’s car.
KNUDSEN’S
We salute Scouting and its
leaders and may we be ever
mindful of the opportunities^
for leadership that
Scouting offers.
Encourage Your Son
To Enter Scouting
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Closing Out Sale
STARTING WEDNESDAY MARCH 1 1961
All Merchandise At Cost
Anna's Apparel has taken over Advance Patterns -
Notions-Yardage Yarns and Crochet
thread and buttons, etc.
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Kodiak Variety Store