Shuravloff, Veermaa Pitch No-Hit,
No-Rhh Games For the Outdoersmen
Nick Shuravloff pitched the first
no-hit game played in the Little
League this year, when he lead the
Outdoorsmen to a 5-1 win over the
Cardinals in Monday nights play.
The Otrtdoorsmen again chalked
Braves Defeat Elks
The EM Club Braves defeated
the Elks in their game played Tues
day. Score: 13-6.
The score was tied 1 all until
the Braves had their big inning in
the top of the third when they
scored 9 runs on a double by Denny
Thurman, singles by Phil Con
verse and Tim Fritcher, a walk and
7 errors made by. the opposing
team.
Steve Morrison pitched the full
game for the Elks. He allowed 9
hits, struck out 6, gave up 6 walks
and hit one batter.
Little League Standings
(Through July 23)
Team W L
Merchants 5 1
Outdoorsmen 5 1
Braves 4 1
Braves 4 1
Elks 14
Red Sox 1 4
Cardinals - 0 6
Mixed Doubles
Summer League
ELKS MIXED DOUBLES
Sommer League July 22, 1959
Team Standings W L
Merry Mixups 25 7
Frey, Hausman, Reed 23 9
Root, Ballard 23 9
Sinpetters 19 13
Jimmy Johns 17 15
Blinn, Nelson 14 18
Dickow, Hall 14 18
Bynum, Dawson, Huer 12 20
Pinheads 12 20
Ward, Lopez 12 20
Winslow, Spencer 11 21
Dinwiddle, Duros 11 21
High indiv. series, scratch.
Women: Antje Huer, 519; Men,
LeRoy Wittich, 508. High indiv.
game, scratch. Women: Antje
Huer, 197; Men; Stan Nelson, 193.
High indiv. series, hndcp., women:
Antje Huer, 654; men, Jess Bal
lard, 609. High indiv. games hdcp.,
women: Antje Huer, 242; men:
Jess Ballard, 228. High team series,
Blinn and Nelson, 2199. .
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up another first Wednesday night,
when they shut out the Red Sox by
a score of 9-0 The pitcher turn
ing in an outstanding performance
on the mound was Veerman. He
showed fine pitching control in
gaining the win which was spark
ed by his own home run into left
field.
Converse was the losing pitcher.
KODIAK CLASSIC LEAGUE
Team Standings
Team W L
The Sockeyes 29 11
The Humpies 28 12
The Ramrods 19% 20%
The Terrible Three 18% 21%
The Darkhorses 16 24
D.B.&J., Inc. 9 31
1st high team, 3-games: The
Sockeyes. 2110; 2nd high team, 3
games: The Ramrod* 1966. 1st
high, ind. 3-games: Joe Raymond,
741; 2nd high, ind. 3-games: Leroy
Wittich, 738. 1st high, team game:
D.B.&.J., Inc., 551; 2nd high, team
game: The Sockeyes, 549; 1st high,
JUNIOR BOWLING LEAGUE
Team Standings
Kodiak Oil Specks 16 4
Mecca 49er$ 14 • 6
Woodlingers Bowlingers 12% ? 7%
Sportland Sporters 12 8
Doghouse Puppies 11 9
Kodiak Cleaners 7 11 9
Frontier Shop Strikers 8% 11%
Midget Paul Bunyons 8 12
Kraft Keglers 8 12
D & A Demons 7 13
Patterson’s Volkswagen
Kids 7 13
City Market Markers 5 15
Hi wkly series, w/hdcp.: 626.
Linda Watson. Hi wkly game
w/hndcp, 208, Charlie Magnusum.
Hi season series w/hdcp., 626.
Linda Watson. Hi season game
w/hdcp.. 213. Dick Byrd.
Yield Greater
In Bristol Bay
f SEATTLE (AP) — Improving
1959 Bristol Bay red salmon fish
ery was reported here by Donald L.
McKerman, Washington, D.C., di
rector of the Bureau of Commercial
Fisheries.
“The entire run has shown a
greater improvement over the par
ent run than we expected,” Mc
Kerman said.
He said figures through July 20
show spawning escapement of 7,
300,000 fish. Through the same
date Bristol Bay commercial fish
ery had taken 4Vz million red sal
mon. Season closed Friday. Mc
Kerman expects a pack of 325,000
to 330,000 cases.
t r + *
Put all your eggs in one basket
and—watch that basket. Ibid .
Lou Veennan
Agent
Phone 4521
SAILING FROM SEATTLE
| MS TATAUNA
August 5 Calling at
Womens Bay, Kodiak, Seldovia, Homer
1,000 Fishermen ,
Compete In Derby
JUNEAU (AP) — The twelfth
Golden North Salmon derby open
ed here Friday with 600 boats and
1,000 fishermen expected to com
pete for more than $15,000 in prizes
in the three day event.
OFFICER TELLS
(Continued from page 6)
at will.
If any enemy plane were detect
ed, information would be fed to
the brains, that would plot its
course after computing its direc
tion and sped automaticaly. All of
the 28 units are self-sufficient.
Any one SAGE headquarters can
take over for any or all of the
others, and keep track of all the
planes in Alaska, Canada, the Uni*
ted States and Mexico. One can
stand in Kansas City and watch
Alaskan planes flying as they ap
pear on radar; better yet, he ex
plained, there is a large room with
a huge glass screen on which same
information is transfered for bet
ter viewing and a dramatic overall
view of any area.
As an example of how the sys
tem can work, he said an enemy
plane could be detected, for in
stance, over Florida. The comput
ers would analyze the data on the
plane. Interceptor planes could
take out from New York City. The
pilot would not have to worry
about where he was going, as the
machine would compute the course
for the interceptor plane so it
would met the enemy; it would
itself fire the rockets at the tar
get, and would then compute a
new course for the interceptor so
it would deflect and avoid the
debris when the rockets hit the
enemy.
Lt. Fenner said the warning sys
tem was devised 10 years ago, and
was designed to handle planes or
missiles at 3 times the speed ot
sound. It is now being expanded,
he added, to be able to track the
intercontinental missile..
Guests at the meeting were Curt
Thompson, Don Fenner, “Skipper***
Knudsen, O. A. Torgerson, Henry
Christofferson, Roy Rhodes, John
Fletcher and Wendell Hylton.
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Rifles, hand guns & ammo
Cameras, film & accessories
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Singer Sewing Machine Service
July 27, 28, 29
Mr. Ernie Hamm of the Anchorage office will
be In our store to service Singer machines and
assist with sewing problems.
Schedule- July27 - 1:00-4:00P.M.
July 28 9-12 A.M., 14 P.M.
July 29 9-12 A.M., 14 P.M.
If unable to bring the machine to the store,
please call for an appointment, phone 3201.
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