SPORTS
“AND THEN THERE WERE FIVE”— Out of a field of 32 starters,
five Navy finalists remained upon completion of the Christmas Match
Game Bowling Tournament conducted at the Kodiak Naval Station
over the holidays. Rear Admiral H. H. Caldwell (left center), USN,
Comdt. 17th Naval District, congratulates the victorious members of
his staff during informal ceremonies at the station bowling alley New
Years Day. The five are: (left to right) R. M. Carlyle, YN3—high
series scratch; C. E. Bagley, PNCM—match champion; Capt. R. F. Bur
nett—championship runner-up and high game scratch; R. G. Fish,
YN2—high game with handicap; and Lt. Cmdr. B. A. Nystrom—high
series with handicap. (Official U.S. Navy Photo)
Coast Guardsmen
Seek Top Berth
Coast Guard Hoopsters will en
ter the second half of Town League
play with their eyes on a playoff
position following their 65 to 57
win over the Kodiak Bears last
Saturday night at the high school
gym. 1
; The win marked the fifth
straight victory in the League for
tpe Guardsmen who were paced
by their high scorer Number 16,
Vem Standberg.
AJBC Christmas Tournament Results
Christmas Tournament results of
the local chapter of the American
Junior Bowling Congress were an
nounced today by AJBC instructors
Ab Stewart and Russ Panchot show
ing the following winners in each
division:
BANTAM DIVISION: Boys Sin
gles: Joe Lester, Series 320 w/
hdcp. Girls Singles: Bonnie Fer
reira, Series 278 w/hdcp. Boys
Doubles: Chuck Valen, 288; War
ren Hansen 338, total 627. Girls
Doubles: Janet Davenport, 257:
Marlene Olsen, 254, total 511. Mix
ed Doubles: Janet Davenport, 242,
Chuck Valen, 347, total 589.
JUNIOR DIVISION: Boys Sin
gles: Dick Veerman, Series 511 w/
hdcp. Girls Singles: Donna Bates,
Series 556 w/hdcp. Boys Doubles:
Marv Frost, 542; Larry Deitzler,
546, total 1088 scratch. Girls
Doubles: Sandi Biter, 540; Linda
Mayes, 539, total 1079. Mixed
Doubles: Cathy Vosgien, 530; Ken
ney Lester, 483, total 1013.
SENIOR DIVISION: Boys Sin
gles: Richard Mize, Series 544 w/
hdcp. Girls Singles: Teri Wells,
Series 627 w/hdcp. Boys Doubles,
Tied Ken Vail, 585; Lonnie Gerrald,
535, total 1120. Dennis Metrokin,
527; Jon Lester, 593, total 1120.
Girls Doubles: Karen Rextrew, 542;
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Teri Wells, 595, total 1137. Mixed
Doubles: Barbara Smith, 610, Ken
Vail, 578, total 1188.
ALL EVENT: Junior Boys: Jon
Lester, Series 1608 w/hdcp. Junior
Girls: Donna Bates, Series 1597 w/
hdcp. Senior Boys: Ken Vail, Ser
ies 1703 w/hdcp. Senior Girls:
Teri Wells, Series 1825 w/hdcp.
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for a bed in the hospital.”
Town League To
Open Play Monday
After a Christinas vacation and
another week off, the Kodiak Town
League will -begin action in earnest
as the ACS five meet the High
School Independents Monday
night, January 8 at 6:30 p.m.
The second game of the evening
will see PNA pitched against D &
A at 8 p.m.
On Tuesday night ACS will meet
the Storis at 6:30 while PNA will
oppose Curley’s Clippers at 8
o’clock.
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