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OPEN TILL 8 EVERY EVENING TIL CHRISTMAS
Phone 486—2452
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Action Galore
In Hoop Thrillers
Action galore marked the basket
ball played this past Monday night
when the Kraft Super Market team
n:eked a Coast Guard unit by a
score of 54 to 33. High man for
Kraft’s was Hartman with 20
points while Hays led the Coast
Guarders with 10 markers.
In the 8:15 game, the winless
Medical team from the Base threw
a scare into the PNA Flyers as
they grabbed an early lead and
did not give it up until only four
minutes remained.
Next week’s action will find
games being played only on Mon
day and Tuesday nights. In Mon
day’s “go”, the Coast Guard tangle
with the Medical-Dental team at
6:30 p.m. Later in the same night
the Medical - Dental take on the
winless D & A. five.
Tuesday night, the Town 8th
Grade will play the Base 8th
Grade in the early session and la
ter Kraft’s will have a practice
session with PNA.
The Kodiak Bears chalked up
2 their second victory of the season
last Friday night when they aced
out a hustling VP-17 squad 55-54 in
the overtime period. At the end
of regular play, the score was 52
52. Allain in the extra period drove
thru the VP-17 team for a basket
only to see it nullified by two foul
shots by the service crew. Huey
then sank a free throw, and that
was enough, as the Bear Reserves
put the game on ice with a 20
second “freeze”.
The Bears jumped off to an ear
ly lead and seemed in for an easy
night as they rolled up a 26-18
lead at the half time. In the third
period, the hot Bears cooled off
and could only manage five mark
ers against the VP boys 18 points.
In the final stanza, the lead chang
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five seconds to play, the Bear;
were out in front by 2 only to see
the difference vanish with a goal
by the VP at the final gun.
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In the J.V. game against an out
matched 8th Grade Base unit, the
J.V. walked away with a 44 to 8
victory.
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