Little League Ball Games Draw Fans
Hotly contested ball games and
a real spirit among the players as
well as some fine weather are fac
tors bringing out the fans almost
nightly at the Little League ball
parks. Games are played Monday,
Wednesday and Friday of each
week, beginning at 6:15.
Games played this week saw a
fiercely contested nine innings be
tween Krafts and D&A. The Kraft
nine were the final winners by a
score of 10-5.
A game is scheduled for tonight
between the Elks and the Braves.
A double header is scheduled for
July 4, with a game at 1 p.m. and
3 p.m. at the Kodiak ball park. A
game is also scheduled for 3 p.m.
on that day at the Naval Station
grounds.
Following is the schedule for the
town games:
June 27, Elks vs. D&A
June 29, Krafts vs. Outdoorsmen
July 2, Outdoorsmen vs. Braves
July 4, Outdoorsmen vs. Elks at
1 p.m.
July 4, D&A vs. Krafts at 3 p.m.
July 6, Braves vs. Elks
July 9, Outdoorsmen vs. Red Sox
July 11, Krafts vs. Elks
July 13, D&A vs. Braves
July 16, Red Sox vs. Krafts
July 18, Braves vs. D&A
July 20, Elks vs. Braves
July 23, Krafts vs. Outdoorsmen
July 25, D&A vs. Outdoorsmen
July 27, D&A vs. Red Sox
July 30, Krafts vs. Red Sox
Aug. 1, Elks vs. Red Sox
Schedule of games to be played
on the Naval Station is as follows:
June 22, Elks vs. Braves
ADAK, TROOP 651—Paul Moorhead Jr., Robert Lippert, Ted Swi
erczek, Dale Chastain, James Stephen, Michael Calfee, Robert Mc
Kee, Richard Sharer, Bruce Nielsen, Philip Mazzara, Michael Dorrity,
Joseph Todrick, John Ray, William Gatley, Robert Maghan, Timothy
Maghan, Charles Faucett, Michael Boynton.
KODIAK NAVAL STATION, TROOP 626—Warren Hansen, Bud
Hedblom, Tom Nachand, George Vargo, Mike O’Halloran, Randy
Vargo, Mike Holton, Bill Stephenson, Bill Balweber, Bill Denio, Alan
Holton, Mike Garoutte, Jim Richmon, Mike Newman, Charles Payne,
Errol Samuelson, Chip Smith, Skip Ballweber, Nick Zieba, William
Parnis, Bill Garrison, A1 Bagley, Eric Jones, David Andrews.
June 25, Krafts vs. Braves
June 29, Elks vs. Red Sox
July 4, Red Sox vs. Braves at 3
p.m.
July 6, Red Sox vs. D&A
July 20, Red Sox vs. D&A
July 25, Braves vs. Krafts
July 30, Braves vs. Outdoorsmen
A call is being made for volun
teers for the public address system
at the town ball park.
Bill Gribble Dies
In Petersburg
Word was received recently of
the death of her brother, Bill Grib
ble of Petersburg, by Mrs. Bill
Worth of this city. He died June 5
at the age of 79.
The deceased was retired. Prior
to his retirement he was Superin
tendent of streets for Petersburg.
KODIAK, TROOP 625—Donald Buell, Donald Darnell, John Hang
stefer, Dennis Bell, Donald Wilder, Chuck Valen, Mark Keplinger,
Michael Irick, Janies Fuller, Jerry Hussey, Robert Boss, Pat Ander
son, David Kraft.
He is survived by his wife, Ger
trude of Petersburg, a daughter,
Alma, two sons, Bill and Dick.
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24 Men Assist
At Scout Camp
Twenty-four men have been con
tributing their time and efforts to
make a happy success of the annual
Boy Scout encampment at Camp
Van Evergreen this year.
The following men are leaders
and staff members at the Camp
this year:
Camp Director, B. F. Jones; As
sistant Camp Director, G. P. Whitt
and A. R. Burnett; Program Direc
tor, W. B. Garrison; Waterfront
Director, R. E. Vickery; Water
front Staff, W. T. Hoier, E. J. Ca
hill; Advancement Director, T.
Love; Religious Services, Cmdr. G.
A. Rademacher, CHC, and Cmdr.
J. H. Vaughn, CHC; Utilities Di
rector, J. H. Bell; Transportation
Director, R. W. McEvoy; Quarter
master, H. H. Coulson; Food Pro
curement, C. W. Keller; Cooks, G.
Vargo, T. O. Dale; Counselors, R.
D. Beebe, L. L. Osborn, H. G. Prinz,
R. F. Suther, M. W. Smith, P. V.
Moorhead, G. H. Slack, R. L. Lip
pert.
Minors Fined On
Booze Charge
Two minors, Peter Shuravaloff
and Ronald Bernsten, each were
fined $100 and given 30 day sen
tences: the first of a Minor Intoxi
cated charge, the second on a Mi
nor drunk and disorderly charge.
Zack Rastopsoff, charged with
drunk and disorderly, was given
a $50 fine and 30 day sentence. A
$35 bail was forfeited bv James H.
Jackson on a charge of drinking in
public.
V.F.YV. NOTICE
A Special Joint Meeting of the
V.F.W. Katmai Post 7056 and Aux
iliary will be held at 8 p.m. tomor
row evening at the post rooms, ac
cording to Post Commander
Charlie Christofferson.
Effective July 1, the Ace Cab will
begin operating under a new Zone
and Price scheduling.
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