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Kodiak Airways 24 8
Kodiak Insurance 23 9
Alaska Packers 22 10
Roadrunners 22 10
Kraft's 20 12
Hot Dawgs 16 16
Ji.CS. 14 18
Kodiak Eledtric 14 18
Gbiniak 13 19
Wildcats 9 23
D and A 9 23
Alaska Transfer 6 26
Hi hdiep team series Hot Dawgs
2854; hi hdop team game Hot
Dawgs 1019; hi scratch series Mar
coni 627; hi scratch game Marconi
2^1: Li bJcp series Marconi 633;
iti hdcp game Lyle 251.
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Xedvots 62 34
Sbek-N-Bollers 59% 36%
Seagram 7s 57 39
J»|npeUer3 53 43
#cL Inn-Snyder 48 48
Suer & Co 46 50
Viager-Veennan 46 50
Sutter Snipes 45 51
*>B. Shots 45 51
Uckow-Richardson 40 56
Wn Heads 39 57
ifyruim & Co 35% 60%
^Hi single game scratch, women,
Vr Lester 223, men, C. McIntyre
2&2; hi single game hdcp, women,
hi Lester 252, men, T. Wheeldon
276; hi series scratch, women, L.
Lister 591, men, C., McIntyre 575,
Cl Lester 575; hi series hdcp,
srbmen, L. Lester 678, men, P.
Rkmaglia 651; hi game scratch &
Adcp Seagram 7s 760-840; hi ser
ies scratch Sc hdcp Seagram 7s
2170-2410.
Emblem Club
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Mecca 49 Room 57% 30%
Kraft’s Super Mkt 56% 31%
Orpheum Flickers 54 33
King Crabs 47 41
Mecca Cab 45 53
Knudsen’s 44% 43%
Ship’s Tavern 42 46
Breakers S.S. 42 46
Naughton’s 37 51
City Mkt. 35 53
Breakers Loquor 35 53
Chiniak Chicks 31% 56%
Hi single game scratch Sc hdcp
E. Ddnwiddie 234-285; hi series
scratch & hdcp <E. Dinwlddie 545
698; hi team scratch Sc hdcp Or
pheum Flickers 721-916; hi team
series scratch Kraft’s Super Mkt
2093; hi team series hdcp Orpheum
Flickers 2629.
Elks League
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Honest Johns 71 29
Lecturing Knights 61 39
Penny Pinchers 54 38
Roosters 52% 43%
Paul Bunyon9 . 54% 45%
Antlerft 54 46
Pin Tappers 51 49
Bilko Specials 41% 58%
Heav A Heads 33 51
Clubbers 37 59
Esquires 37 59
Fiddlers 35% 64%
Hi game scratch: Frey, 256; hi
gama with hdop: Frey, 281; hi
series scratch: Frey, 623; hi ser
ies with hdop: Frey, 698.
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Bears Take Kenai;
Lose To Seahawks
Kodiak swept over a taller
team from Kenai, in a game played
February 24, during the Class B
Basketball Tounn-ament held at
Seward. Score was 56-36.
Souter starred in the game
with 17 hard-earned points, mak
ing his shots against much taller
players. Jackinsky placed five
baskets for his total of 10 points.
Ross and Cooper for the Kenai
team made the Tournament All
stars team by their hard driving
and ball control. Both boys were
held to 6 points.
The victorious Bears went against
the Seward Seahawks the next
night with an apparent desire to
win. TIhe final sore 55 to 40 in
favor of the Seahawks, doesn’t
tell the whole story, as the two
teams played neck and neck game
for three and a half quarters be
fore the Bears were vanquished.
Kodiak trailed by a score of
11-9 after the first quarter, and
played equal ball in the second
quarter to trail by 2 poinU at the
half. Seward entered the fourth
quarter with a shakey 4 point lead.
In the middle of the fourth quar
ter, already leading by five paints
with four and a half minutes to
go, the Seahawks opened up by
slamming ’em through the hoop.
A series of fouls on the part of
the Kodiak team resulted in the
lopsided score.
Olsen starred with 13 points while
Jackinsky and Souter chalked up
9 and 8 respectively. Stanton and
Doshen garnered 19 and 12 points
for the Seahawks.
UPSET FRIDAY
Kodiak suffered an upset Fri
day night under the stamina of
6’ 3’ tall all-tournament Douhit
and a swift hustler named Le
Blanc.
Shugak played despite an in
jarred knee and Olsen who had
played against Seward with a
cramped right leg the night before,
also played. These were the only
two Kodiak players who were hit
ting . Olsen chalked up his finest
game of the season with 9 long
shots to tally 22 of the Bears total
with Shugak producing 12.
Eilsen barely squeaked by to
lead the Bears quintet by two
or three points at a time, but a
final spurt gave them the game
54-50.
Leblanc with 20 points and
Douthit only a sophomore, placing
16 points in the hoop, contributed
to the Bears defeat. A major
factor was the 20 fouls of the
Kodiak team to the Eilson’s Ra
vens 7 for the game.
Seward On Top
The Eilson Ravens and the Sew
ard Seahawks played an extreme
ly close game Saturday night and
the game ended 48^all. The Sea
hawks won the game easily in
overtime play.
Souter, Olsen
On All - Stars
Because of their outstanding
performances during the tourna
ment, Miiton SoutCT and Danny
OLsen were awarded trophies when
they were picked for the all-star
team.
The conduct and performance
of the Kodiak team and the Cheer
leaders was rated high at the
tournament.
Juneau Youth
Contest Winner
A boy from Juneau and a girl
from Wrangell copped top prizes
in the State Elks Association
Youth Leadership contest just
concluded.
First place winner in the girls
division was Miss Susan Virginia
Hay, Wrangell, Alaska In the
hoys division, Mr. James Bran
don Rhode, Juneau, Alaska, placed
first.
The winners each receive a state
Association award of $250. The
two names will now be entred in
the B.P.O.E. Elks National con
test for competition.
Judges for the State contest
postmaster here, Mrs. Mabel Fein
ner. Deputy Magistrate for Kodiak
Island, and Mirs. Margaret Light
foot, Commercial accountant for
the ACS station at Kodiak.
NOTICE
The Kodiak Masked Marvels
challenge the Elks League Penny
Pinchers to a bowling game, spot
ting 100 pins. If interested con
tact by return paid ad in this
newspaper.
Pd. Adv.
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Buildings For Sale
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