Mixed Doubles
Summer League
Team Standings
July 15, 1959
W L
Frey, Hausman & Reed 22 6
Root & Ballard 21 7
Merry Mixups 21 7
Sinpetters 17 11
Jimmy Johns 15 13
Dickow & Hall 14 14
Pinheads 12 16
Ward & Lopez 11 17
Blinn & Nelson 11 17
Winslow & Spencer 9 19
Dinwiddie & Duros 8 20
Bynum & Dawson 7 19
High ind. series scratch: Women,
Lois Hausman, 472. Men, LeRoy
Wittich, 544. High ind. game: wom
en, Lois Hausman, 177. Men, Mac
McIntyre, 211. High ind. series
hdcp.: Women, Lois Hausmon,
626. Men, LeRoy Wittich, 586, Mac
McIntyre, 586. High ind. game
hndcp.: Women, Lois Hausman,
229. Men; Mac McIntyre, 230. High
team series: Merry Mixups, 2205.
KODIAK CLASSIC LEAGUE
Team Standings
W L
The Humpies 26 9
The Sockeyes 24 11
Terrible Three 17% 17%
The Ramrods 16% 18%
The Darkhorses 16 19
DJB.&J. Inc. 5 30
1st High team, 3-games: The
Humpies, 2092; 2nd, The Sock
eyes, 1993.
1st high, ind. 3-games: Tex
Rickard, 767; 2nd High, ind. 4
games, Wally Valen, 745.
1st high, team games: The Hum
pies, 563; 2nd high* team game,
The Humpies, 561.
1st High, ind. game: Wally Val
en, 223; 2nd high, ind. game, Tetf
Rickard, 213.
JUNIOR BOWLING LEAGUE
Team Standings w L
Kodiak Oil Specks 12 4
Sportland Sporters 12 4
Woodlinger’s Bowlingers 11 5
Doghouse Puppies 11 5
Mecca 49ers 10 6
Frontier Shop Strikers 10 6
Kodiak Cleaners 7 8 8
Kraft’s Keglers 7 9
D & A Demons 6 10
Midget Paul Bunyons 5 11
Patterson’s Volkswagon Kids 3 13
City Market Markers 1 15
High Averages
Larry Deitzler, 115; Don Burgey,
109; Charlie Magnusum, 106;
Garry Marroni, 102; Jack Sheridan,
102.
High Weekly
Game w/hndcp.: Jack Sheridan,
209; Series, w/hndcp: Nelda Stone,
589.
Bowling Tourney
For Men & Women
Entries are now being accepted
for a mixed doubles tournament
to be staged at the Elks Bowling
Lane starting today.
The tournament will run for
three Saturdays with play com
mencing at 1 p.m. Entry fee is $5.
Outdoorsmen Win
Take Red Sox, Elks
The Outdoorsmen blasted the
ball for 13 hits and 18 runs Tues
day, defeating the Red Sox 1&-7.
Nick Shuravlff was the winning
hurler, giving up only 4 hits, strik
ing out 11 and walking 4. Dick
Veerman hit a home run with two
on.
Losing pitcher was Miles.
Thursday the Elks and the Out
doorsmen fought a hard game all
ihe way. It was a pitchers battle
with the score knotted 2-2 from
the 2nd to the 5th innings. The
Outdoorsmen scored the winning
run in the bottom of the 5th.
Dick Veerman was the winning
hurler, giving up 4 hits, 1 walk,
striking out 9. Fergey Taylor was
the losing pitcher, giving up only
2 hits, walking 4 and striking out
11.
Final score: Outdoorsmen 3,
Elks 2.
Braves Defeat
Top League Team
I
The EM Club Braves defeated
the Merchants 6 to 4 in an exciting
game played Monday on the Base.
The game featured excellent pitch
ing by both pitchers and great de
fensive play by the Braves.
The Braves scored two runs in
the first on a walk and four Mer
chant errors. There was no further
scoring until the top of the third
when the Merchants scored all
their runs on singles by Frost,
Zeer, Watkins and Longmire and
three Brave errors. In the bottom
of the fourth the Braves scored a
run on a single by Boxwell and a
triple by Starbird. In the last of
the fifth Kennedy was on after be
ing hit by a pitched ball and" Mc
Crady walked. With these two run
ners on Tim Fritcher slammed a
home run to right field. These
proved to. be the winning runs as
the Merchants were set down one,
two, three in the sixth.
Steve Boyce, the winning pitch
er, gave an excellent exhibition of
control when he walked only one
during the entire game. He faced
24 batters, striking out 4 and he
hit one batter. He pitched hitless
ball except for the third when the
Merchants collected 4 hits and 1
in the fourth.
The defensive play of the Braves
was outstanding. The infield hand
led 12 chances without a miscue.
The Braves made three errors dur
ing the game and the Merchants 5.
Marvin Frost, losing pitcher, also
pitched an excellent game, facing
24 batters, giving up only three
hits, walking two and he hit two
batters.
In a marathon game played
Tuesday the Braves out lasted the
Cardinals 18 to 11. Tim Fritcher,
slugging third baseman for the
Braves, hit a grand slam home run
in the third.
Gary Boxwell, winning pitcher
for the Braves, faced 14 batters
in three innings, striking out 6,
walking none, and allowing 4 hits.
Other Braves pitchers used in the
game were Danny Ruckman and
Tim Fritcher. Losing pitcher for
the Cardinals was Augustine. Mike
Clune, Tom Clune and Dave Dog
gette also pitched for the Cardi
nals.
Final Standings
Final, standings of the Little
League baseball for the first half
of the season’s play are as follows:
Lou Veer man
Agent
Phone 4521
SAILING FROM SEATTLE
MS TATALINA
August 5 Calling at
Womens Bay, Kodiak, Seldovia, Homer
»~ " ' • '■* ; - ■ _
Team w L
Merchants 9 1
Outdoorsmen 9 1
Braves 5 5
Elks 3 7
Red Sox 2 8
Cardinals 2 8
The Merchants were the winners
of the first half by defeating the
Outdoorsmen in a playoff game.
League Standings
Standings in the second week of
the second half of the season’s play
are as follows:
Team w L
Merchants 3 i
Braves 3 1
Outdoorsmen 3 1
Elks 1 2
Red Sox 0 3
Cardinals 0 3
FORMER KODIAKIAN
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stan.
Returning to Shelton, Wash.,
Mrs. Christopherson’s home town,
Mr. Christopherson did county
supervisor road work, and Mrs.
Christopherson has been working
in a real estate office. Their daugh
ter is attending college in Seattle,
and is majoring in foreign langu
ages with a view to foreign con
sular service later.
Mr. Christopherson said his per
sonal plans are indefinite right
now, but that he wanted to re
visit Alaska and see old friends
and that he was surprised that
so many he knew are still in Ko
diak.
Jack Hinckel, who recently ac
complished the feat of undergoing
major surgery in Seattle and tak
ing a convalescing trip without
missing a weekly Rotary meeting
during his absence, told of clubs
he had visited and of the types
of programs he had noted.
Guests included Harry Chrisop
herson, Harry Donnelley, Howard
and Lowell Wakefield, Ralph
Jones, Arnold Hanson, D. D. Day,
Altbin Barthold, Vern Hilliker,
Del Valentine and Seattle Rotar
ian Frank McConaghy.
KNUDSEN’S
Gift items that are new and unusual
Ash Trays—Plates—Beer Steins
—•—
Alaskan Jewelry in Jade, Nugget
and Ivory
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For plane fishing, a short rod
in a waterproof case.
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Guns, ammo, rods & reels
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Where all Kodiak Shops
SALE VALUES
July Special
LADIES DRESSES, SUITS and COATS
1-3 to 1-2 off
Selected group LADIES KEDDETTES
Special at 2.95 pr.
Ladies Summer Hats 1-2 off
Girls Summer Hats 1-2 off
Boys Shirts now $1.50 ea.
Ladies and Girls Swimsuits 1-3 off
Ladies Summer Skirts 1-3 off
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Phone 3201