SPORTS
Bears To Windup Season This Weekend
The Seward Seahawks will furn
ish the opposition in this seasons
basketball windup for the Kodiak
high school Bears home games,
when the two meet in the local
gym over the weekend.
The visiting Seahawks, runner
up state champions last year, will
furnish some powerful opposition
for the Bears and are looked upon
as strong favorites to repeat as
class “B” champions again this
year.
The Seward team, coached by
Jim Campbell, have their 1961
Tourney All-stars in their starting
line-up, with center, Mickor Treve
thon: forward David Tatsjold and
guard Mike Blair.
Expected starters for the Bears
will be Ronnie Fronblin and Rudy
Kesnedy at guard; Richie Mize
and Bd Brown and John Michell
at forward.
The Junior Varsity squad will
play preliminary games both nights
beginning at 6:30 p.m. Varsity
games will begin at 8. The JV’s
CG Wives Victors
Over School Gals
In the first pairing of women’s
teams this year, the Coast Guard
Wives defeated the high school
girls’ team 10 to 6. The eight-min
ute exhibition of womens basket
ball showed spirited play indicat
ing a rematch.
High scoring honors for the CG
victors were shared by Alice Alex
ander and Winnie Allen with four
points each.
will be matched against either the
Seward 2nd team or local town
league teams.
The half-time entertainment that
was so throughly enjoyed last
week, will be repeated again this
week. Friday night the high school
girls will seek revenge against the
Coast Guard wives basketball team.
The school girls, defeated by a
narrow margin in last weeks play,
are out to even the score.
The Saturday night half-time pro
gram will be the seventh grade
girls with more tumbling exhibi
tions.
CG Trims Curleys
In Town League
The eighth straight victory for
the Coast Guard in Town League
competition was racked up at the
expense of Curley’s Clippers Mon
day night.
The Guardsmen crushed the
Clippers 64 to 46 in the prelimin
ary game with Strandberg leading
the victors with 18 scores, while
Burns paced Curleys with 15.
In the past, Curley’s represented
by Medical Dental, has been a jinx
team for the Coasties in Base
League play, but the spell was bro
ken by good shooting and ball con
trol in this game.
The Guardsmen take on Krafts in
a rematch Monday night and vie
with PNA’s Flyers for first place
on Thursday.
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Town League
Action This Week
Action Thursday night of last
week provided two top notch per
formances as the Storis team gain
ed their first win of the year de
feating the high school Indepen
dents, 41-37, in a close one all the
way.
Metrokin was high for the high
school five with Steeley of the
Storis crew hitting for 12.
The second game saw Krafts de
feating Curley’s Clippers in a close
one 57-55. Big Ron Chase of Krafts
with 18 was high while Owen with
24 led the Clippers.
Monday night the Coast Guard
strengthened their hold on 2nd
place by defeating Curley’s Clip
pers 64-46. Strandberg for the Coas
ters had 18 while Berns for the
Clippers had 15. The second game
results were ACS 45, Storis 28,
Regan for ACS had 13 while Lin
coln for the Storis was high with
10.
Town League action next week
finds PNA playing a practice game
against a strong Navy team as yet
unnamed, at 6:30, while Krafts will
meet the 2nd place Coast Guard
team at 8.
Tuesday night the Base 8th Gra
ders play the Sophomore White
Intramural team at 6:30, while the
town 8th plays the Freshmen Gold
Intramural team.
Thursday night the high school
Independents play Krafts at 6:30
and PNA meets the Coast Guard
in what could be one of the sea
son’s top games. The PNA Flyers
are undefeated in town league play,
while the Guardsmen are losers
only once. '
Stampeding Moose
Trample Bears
Visiting Palmer Moose snorted
triumphantly this weekend as they
stampeded over the local Bears in
a two-game series.
The Friday night game saw the
Moose startled into an early lead
that the trampled Bears were there
after unable to threaten. In the
2nd quarter the Moose led 21-7.
Halftime found the Bears on the
losing end of a 37-17 score.
Continuing to roll up points in
the third quarter, the thundering
Moose herd ended the game with
58 points in their antlers, while
the Bears scored 33.
High for the Bears was Leverette
with 9 points. Leading the Moose
was Fowler with 19.
In the Saturday night game, the
Bears made a better showing. With
both teams off their usual shoot
ing form, the Bears moved into an
early lead but bowed again to the
Moose by the games final score,
Moose 48, Bears 37.
Franklin with 9 points was high
for the Bears, while Eckert with 14,
led the Moose.
8th Grade Teams
Win Over Freshmen
Both base and town eighth grade
teams scored triumphs over their
ninth grade rivals Tuesday night.
The Base 8th won 25 to 19 over
the Freshman Red. Andrews of the
Base was high with 14 points, while
Reft of the Frosh scored 10.
The Town 8th, showing fine of
fensive work, rolled over the Fresh
man Whites by a score of 89 to ?9.
Scoring for the 8th was Vicars with
8 oo;nts, Metrokin with 12 and Van
Matre with 10. High for the 9th
graders was Drabeck with 14 and
Coker with 10.
“Don’t call yourself a fool—
your friends may suspect you have
inside information.”
“LOOK AT THE BIRDIE AND SAY CHEESE!” — Try as he might,
the photographer was unable to get the usual picture as the above
King Crab Bowlers insisted upon showing off their new team shirts.
Perhaps one reason the King Crab Kings preferred not to face the
camera was the fact that they were beaten by the King Crab Queens
by such a lopsided score in last Sunday’s roll • off match that the
score still remains an undisclosed secret! We leave it up to you to
match the following names to the above backs: King Crab Kings—
(that’s those with the short hair in an abject kneeling position) Sam
Patrona, Captain; Bob Springhill, Bill Fearn, Curt Saxton, Blackie
Patterson. King Crab Queens—(triumphantly standing) Antjie Huer,
Captain; Ruth Andrews, Margaret Cannon, Jo Wells and Helen Hall.
A rematch is scheduled — of course!
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