little League Ball Play Underway
Play Barnes On NS And Kodiak Monday
Six teams will compete this
year in the Little League Baseball
play, which will get underway,
next Monday at 6:30 p.m. Games
will be played both in Kodiak and
•n the Naval Station at the same
time.
The first ball opening the 1959
season will be pitched by his
konor, Mayor Merril Coon, on the
kail diamond adjacent to the Na
tional Guard Armory. The Elks
team will face the CPO and Ma
rine Club's Red Sox team in the
City opener. On the Naval Station,
Radm. Arnold McKechnie will
toss the first ball opening the
season’s play there. The opener
will see the EM Club’s Braves
lined up against the Kodiak Out
cioorsmen.
Games are scheduled for Mon
day, Tuesday and Thursday of
every week following through
June 30, when the second half of
the 1959 schedule will begin. This
will continue through August 3.
The other two teams competing
are Cardinals, sponsored by the
Officer's and Civil Service Clubs;
and Merchants, sponsored by Ko
diak merchants.
President of the Kodiak Little
League is Bob Devine. Other offi
cers are Emil Knudsen, Vice
president; W. L. Newton, Secre
tary; Treasurer is Ken Boyce;
Umpire -in-chief is Scotty Wag
ner; and Head grounds keeper, P.
A. Young.
Officers and/or coaches of the
teams are as follows: Cardinals,
manager, J. T. Clune, Assistant,
H. B. Knight; Red Sox, Manager,
F. M. Milas, Assistant, W. L. New
ton; Braves, Manager, Bob Dickin
son, Assistant Manager, Ken Boy
ce; Coach, Mat Guillion, Assistant
Coach, Corky Behre; Outdoors
men, Manager, Curley Wilson,
Coaches Corwin Stark and Mike
Lukens, Assistant Coach, Robert
Gervey; Elks, Manager, D. F. Bur
gey; Assistant, Ivan Goodman;
and Merchants, Manager, Mac Mc
Intyre; Coach C. W. Babbitt.
The first half schedule is as fallows:
Naval Station Date
June
Braves vs. Outdoorsmen Mon., 1
Braves vs. Elks Tues., 2
Cardinals vs. Red Sox Thurs.,, 4
Braves vs. Merchants Mon.. 8
Cardinals vs. Braves Tues., 9
Red Sox vs. Merchants Thurs,, 11
Red Sox vs. Braves Mon., 15
Red Sox vs. Outdoorsmen Tues., 16
Red Sox vs. Elks ; Thurs. 18
Cardinals vs. Merchants Mon., 22
Red Sox vs. Cardinals Tues., 23
Cardinals vs. Elks Thurs., 25
Braves vs. Cardinals Mon., 29
Tues., 30
Kodiak Playground
Elks vs. Red Sox
Merchants vs. Cardinals
Merchants vs. Outdoorsmen
Elks vs. Cardinals
Outdoorsmen vs. Red Sox
Outdoorsmen vs. Elks
Outdoorsmen vs. Cardinals
Elks vs. Merchants
Outdoorsmen vs. Braves
Elks vs. Braves
Outdoorsmen vs. Merchants
Merchants vs. Braves
Elks vs. Outdoorsmen
Merchants vs. Red Sox
Standard Plans
New Marine
Seismic Survey
JUNEAU, Alaska (Special)—
Standard Oil Company of Califor
nia, announced Wednesday, plans
to conduct an offshore seismic
survey in the Icy Bay area in
Alaska. The tests will be conduc
ted under the supervision of the
State of Alaska, Department of
Fish and Game* and the U. S.
Department of the Interior, FWS,
Bureau of Fisheries. The studies
will begin in a few days.
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Similar offshore tests to deter
mine sub-surface geological struc
tures have just been completed off
the Kenai Peninsula in Cook In
let.
Seek Paint Bids
On NS Buildings
The 17th Naval District Public
Works Officer has called for bids
from contractors for the exterior
painting of buildings on the U.S.
Naval Station here.
Estimated cost range is under
$25,000.
Information regarding bidding
data is available from the Dis
trict Public Works Officer, Box 38,
U.S. Naval Station, Kodiak. Sealed
bids in duplicate will be received
by that officer until three p.m.
(AST) 10 June 1959.
The work is described • as a
complete exterior paint job on
the Administration Building and
the Enlisted Men’s Mess; the
painting of all external metal sash
on three hangars* the Carpenter
Shop, the Supply Building and
t..
the past Office; a the painting doors of 28 duplex —
of all exterior t , sash and ***gs.
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The Community Baptist
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¥“The Big White Church on the Hill" *
REV. JOHN MOLLETTI, PASTOR |
Sunday School—9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship—11:00 a.m.
Youth Fellowship Groups—6:30 p.m.
Evening Worship—7;30 p.m.
Mid Week Service—7:30 p.m., Wednesday
“Holding Forth the Word of Life”
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It's picture taking time and wlfaen
the fish are running, the flowers in ,
bloom, the grass all green, that's the
time to record the pleasant times in
Kodiak.
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We now stock powder, primer and
bullets.
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Picnic plates, cups, napkins, ect. j
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Boys—Girls and
Ladies Bathing Suits
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