Ontdoorsmen Team Stops Merchants
In Baseball Thriller Played Tnesday
A large crowd of baseball fans
saw a real thriller Tuesday even
ing when the Outdoorsmen hand
ed the Merchants their first de
feat of the season. The score was
5 to 4.
The Merchants first up failing
to score, brought the Outdoors
tnent player Ayers to 1st on a
pitcher’s error. He then advanced
to second on a steal. Gaillard
grounded out to 2nd. Ayers ad
vanced to 3rd. Simeonoff grounded
through as bringing in Ayers.
Score at end of 1st, 1-0.
The Merchants peered, in the
2nd when Mehrters waiked, Shura
lfoff grounded to 3rd, forcing K*y
liters at 2nd. Frost went to 2nd
t n an' error scoring Shuravloff.
Nick Shuravloff hit a triple.
Garvey popped to 1st. Vokacek
grounded - to 2nd. Shuravloff
scored on a fielders choice. Mark
ham struck out. Score 2-1 for the
Outdoorsmen.
In the 3rd, Merchant s Babbit
was safe on an error by the pitch
er. Zeer grounded to SS forcing
Babbit at 2nd. Watkins hit to left
field and an error by the left
fielder resulted in bringing home
Zcer. Watkins went to 2nd. Coker
liit to center scc|rmg Catkins.
Motrokin struck out with the bases
went to 2nd. Shuravloff went to
1st on an error by the 3rd base
man. Coker to 3rd. Frost imme
diately walked loading the bases.
Metokin struck out with the bases
full retiring the side. Score 3-2,
Merchants.
Outdoorsmen failed to score in
3rd.
The Merchants boosted their
lead to 4-2 in the 4th, when Wat
kins went to 1st on an error by
the 3rd baseman, scoring Babbitt.
Veerman scored for the Out
doorsmen in the 4th, as did Shura
vloff who was on 3rd when Mark
ham belted a single to right field.
This run tied the score 4-4.
In the 5th Merchants Mehrtens
popped out to 2nd, Shuravoloff
and Frost struck out. Deitzler who
replaced Frost gave a beautiful
exhibition of pitching control to
retire the Outdoorsmen
The score was unchanged in
the top half of the 6th, but Out
doosman Shuravloff went to 1st
tm an error by the 3r<fc baseman;
Griffin Memorial
Hospital Notes
ADMISSIONS
Patients admitted to Griffin Me-,
ittiorial Hospital during the past
week were Mrs. Lucy Foster, Unga;*
Douglas Holroyd; 7, Woody Is
land; Rodney Snyder, 10; Bernard
Hansen; Frank Larsen; Lloyd Bal:.
com; George Katelnikoff, 6v Ouzin-.
kie; George Slawson; Mrs. Paul
ine Yovino and Mrs. Nancy Team-*
ster.
DISCHARGED
Those discharged were Mrs.
Lucy Foster; Douglas Holroyd;
Rodney Snyder; Bernard Hansen
and William Milletf. .:*•*. „
Special Guests
Special guests of the Assembly
of God Church this Sunday morn
ing will be Rev. R .L. Brandt, na
tional secretary for the Assemblies
of God Churches, and Rev. David
Hogan, district, presbyter and pas
tor of the Assembly of God Church
in Anchorage.
The public is cordially invited
to attend these services. Sunday
School will begin at 10 a.m. fol
lowed by the main 'service at 11
a.m.
Garvey struck out. Shuravloff
went to 2nd on a passed ball.
Knudson was up to bat. Zeer,
catcher for the Merchants, threw
a low ball to Shuravloff playing
3rd when N. Shuravloff attempted
to steal 3rd. The ball went through
3rd and N. Shuravloff scored the
winning run on an error by Zeer.
John Gaillard pitched the whole
game for the Outdoorsmen. This
was his third win in as many
starts.
Outdoorsmen now lead with 7
wins and 1 loss in the first divison
playoffs.
LITTLE LEAGUE STANDINGS
W L
Merchants 7 1
Outdoorsmen 7 j
Braves 3 5
Elks 3 5
Red Sox 2 6
Cards o g
KODIAK CLASSIC LEAGUE
Scratch Trio
Team Standings
W L
Humpies 14 6
Terrible Three 13% 6%
Sockeyes ' 13 7
Ramrods 9% 10%
Darkhorses 6 14
D. B. & J. Inc. 4 16
Hi team 4 series: Sockeyes,
2166. Terrible Th)ree„ 2083. Hi
team game: Sockeyes, 581. Ram
rods, 517 Hi ind. series. 4 games;
Lester, 845; Wittich, 766. Hi ind.
game: Unger, 230; Lester. 222.
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“Flying With Christ“
Is Theme of Bible School
“Frying With ChriV“ is the
theme of the Daily Vacation Bible
School to be sponsored by the
Assembly of God Church from
July 6-17. Classes will be held
IvJc.'day through Friday, begin
ning at 9 a.m. until 11:30 a.m.
Registration wui be heid on the
opening day of the school for
these between the ages of 4-14.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
(Continued from Page 1) .
The use of the grid is free for
the first 24 hours. Many complaints
have been, received of boats oc
cupying it for prolonged periods,
tl is for only temporary repairs
to boats *it was pointed out.
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NOTICE
A Public hearing on construf
tion of an alternate route fdk
Tagura Road will be held at th<*
newt regular City Council meeting
July 9th.
DOUGLAS G. PRESTON
City Clerk-Treasurer
Lou Veer man
Agent
Phone 4521
SAILING FROM SEATTLE
MS TATALINA
July 15 Calling at
Womens Bay, Kodiak, Uyak, Seldovia,
Homer
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present
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PROGRAM
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7:00 P.M.—SKY DIVE. Featuring King of Island Sky Divers, Ron Short.
7:00 PM.—CONCESSIONS OPEN. Gala entertainment. Food, Games, Novelties.
9:00 P.M.—CORONATION BALL. “Roaring Twenties” at 10:30 P.M. Coronation of Queen at 12:00 M.
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:• .July 4 v1.
9:00 A.M.—-“PARADE LINE-UP. All floats and marching units assemble at City HalJ. Children’s entries assemble
at Kraft’s Hardware. ‘ - ; t
10:00 A.M.—PARADE. Route 'down Brooklyn to Kraft’s Hardware where Children join in, left on Marine Way
along new road to D. & A., up Main street, left to Bert’s Drug store, right to Orpheum, left into
Small Boat Harbor. Navy Band and marching units assemble on Flag Raising Grounds.
11:00 A.M.—FLAG RAISING CEREMONY. Small Boat Harbor.
11:30 A.M.—MARATHONS. Pillar Mountain: Junior (12-15), Senior (1618). Mill Bay: Junior (13-17), Senior
. < 18-up). Entry blanks.
11:40 A.M.—SAWDUST SCRAMBLE. Pre-school children. Small change in sawdust.
11:45 A.M.—GREASED POLE CLIMB. Upper age, 15 years. $5 bill on top.
12:00 NOON—NOVELTY RACES. Children of all ages. Prizes, all entries.
PJM.—QUEEN*S BANQUET. “Forty-Nine" Room. No host. Queens honor.
1:00 P.M.—SKY DIVE. Featuring Ron Short with flour trail. Fabulous.
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1:20 P.M’—PILLOW FIGHTS. All ages. Astride elevated log.
1:45 P.M.—WHISTLE RACE. Ages 6-12. Foot race, reversing direction on whistle.
2:00 A.M.—FISH GRAB. Live fish in pool to be caught bare-handed.
3 2:30 P.M.—TUG OF WAR. Navy, Marines, Fishermen, any others.
3:00 P.M*—GREASED PIG. Slickest event of the day. Prizes.
3:15 P.M.—PIE-EATING CONTEST. All ages. Blueberry pie.
3:30 P.M.—ROWING RACE. Ages 1046. Entry blanks required.
4:00 P.M.—SOAP BOX DERBY. Upper age limit, 15 years. Base-Town Road.
5:00 P.M.—WATER EXHIBITION. UDT demonstration high-speed water drop and pickup of skin divers. View
from wne road adjacent to small boat harbo r. Also speedboat demonstration. (
5:30 P.M.—BEER DRINKING CONTEST. Using Root Beer.
6:30 P.M.—LITTLE LEAGUE BALL GAME. Ball diamond by Armory.
8:00 P.M.—-FOURTH OF JULY BALL. “Roaring Twenties“ at 10:00 P.M. Award of Volkswagen at 11:45 P.M.
12:15 P.M.—BIG FIREWORKS DEMONSTRATION. Small Boat Harbor.