Kodiak Bears—Palmer Moose In Action
Staff Photo
Bears Claw Palmer Moose In Series
The Kodiak high school Bears
defeated the Palmer Moose in a
two-game series ^ here this past
weekend.
Led by Don Buckingham’s 17
points, the Bears overcame a Pal
mer 6-point third-quarter lead and
won going away in the 4th-quarter.
Final score 50-38. Scoring for Ko
diak in addition to Buckingham
was Ellison with 14 and Starbird
with 10.
In the second game played Sat
urday night, the fast breaking
Bears, capitalizing on their height
and home crowd jumped off to an
early lead and were never threat
ened. Carl Ellison scored 17 for
the Bears while Starbird again had
10. Final score: Kodiak 50, Palmer
29.
In the preliminary games the
JV’s defeated D & A by a score of
43-30. Wilson lead the Juniors with
12 while Brown was high for D & A
with 8.
Bantam National
Bowling Results
Results of the Bantam Christ
mas National Tournament are as
follows:
Boy’s singles: John Byrd, 359;
Blake Butler, 311; Don Lawhead,
310. Girls’ singles, Lisa Rickey,
303; Lucritia Hoover, 292; Mary
Lawhead, 291.
Boys’ doubles: John Byrd - Dick
Byrd, 603; Tom Phillips - Warren
Hansen, 596; Jerry Valley - Blake
Turner, 561. Girls’ Doubles: Coleen
Wilder - Lucritia Hoover, 597; Lisa
Rickey - Sue Ramaglia, 556; Mary
Lawhead - Kris Butler, 537.
Mixed Doubles: Lucritia Hoover
Chuck Mayes, 622; John Huston -
Freda Orr, 616; John Byrd - Col
een Wilder, 616.
Only the first places are sent
to National to be compared with
the National Bantam bowlers. Ban
tams bowl only two games for the
series.
On Saturday night the Base 8th
graders defeated the Town 8th in
a close contest, the 6core ending
21-20. Starbird was high for the
Base with 11 points while Shuravo
loff, Lowe and Barden had 4 each
for Town 8th.
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H$ Bears-Legion
Collide Tonight
At 8 p. m. the Kodiak Bears will
meet the American Legion in what
should be a keenly contested ac
tion-packed battle.
The Bears will be out after their
fourth straight win but will meet
some strong opposition from the
Legion five. The Bears will be led
by Captain Danny Olsen and Co
captain Carl Ellison and rebound
ing star Don Buckingham.
In the preliminary game the im
proving Kodiak Junior varsity will
meet the NavComSta 2nd team at
6:30.
Admission tor adults, 65 cents,
students, 35 cents.
Parents Guests
At HS Hoop Meet
On Friday night, Feb. 10, the
last home game of the basketball
season will be played by the Ko
diak Bears and Junior varsity.
The night will be designated as
parents night and parents of all the
players are invited to the game and
will be admitted free as guests of
the team.
At 6:30 p. m. ,the Junior varsity
will play an unnamed opponent
while the Bears will oppose Fleet
Weather Central in what should
prove to be an exciting game.
“Life is like a game of tennis;
the player who serves well seldom
loses.”—Highways of Happiness.
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Bowling News
MIXED DOUBLES
Week of Jan. 25
TEAM STANDINGS Won Lost
Rich-Marcs . 53 27
Hall-iEnsslin . 50' 30
Island Elec. 50 30
Lightning Bugs. 47% 32%
Pinhawks . 47% 32%
Roysburgers . 42 38
Fuzzy Four . 41 39
Carter-Stover . 39 41
Aggitators . 36 44
Gutter-Snipes . 32 48
Sutliff-Jarvella . 25 55
Ls & Ms. 16 64
High season game—Scr: women,
L. Lester, 237; Men, L. Wittich,
266; T. Wheeldon, 266. High season
game—hdcp: Women, M. Ensslin,
275; Men, T. Wheeldon, 299. High
season series—scr: Women^L. Les
ter, 607; Men, P. Stover, 669. High
season series—hdcp: Women, M.
Ensslin, 722; Men, P. Stover, 738;
B. Carter, 730*. High single game
—scr: Women, H. Hall, 188; Men,
P. Stover, 245. High game—hdcp:
Women, J. Soleirn, 238; Men, P.
Stover, 738. High team game—scr.
Women, H. Hall, 508; Men, P.
Stover, 669. High series—hdcp:
Women, G. Gronlund, 608; Men, P.
Stover, 738. Migh team game—scr.
& hrcp: Rich-Marcs, 748-853. High
team series—scr. & hdcp: Rich
Marcs, 2,093-2,408.
Hign season average, Women, L.
Lester, 173; Men, E. Lester, 182.
EMBLEM CLUB BOWLING
Week of Jan. 27
TEAM STANDINGS Won Lost
Rendezvous Dogs . 57% 22%
Ship Mates .. 51 29
Orpheum Flickers. 49 31
King Grab. 48 32
Kraft Super Mkt.47% 32%
City Mkt . 45 33
Breakers . 37 43
Frontier Gals . 34% 45%
Mecca 49 Room. 32 48
Beauty-Kraft. 29% 50%
Sports
NavComSta Win In Overtime Play
In the four games played this
week, the Marines defeated PNA,
NavComSta won over Coast Guard,
NavComSta edged out American
Legion and PNA won over Fleet
Weather.
Thriller of the week was the
American Legion - NavComSta
Naughty Naughtons ... 27 53
Knudsen’s . 22 58
Weeks high, game scr: Lila Les
ter, 239; game w/hdcp: Lila Lester,
246; series scr: Lila Lester, 548;
series w/hdcp: Dee Barrett, 592;
team game scr: Kraft Super Mkt.
811; team game w/hdcp: Knud
sen’s, 981; team series scr & w/
hdcp: Rendezvous Does, 2,297
2,723; seasons high game: Lila Les
ter, 239; game w/hdcp; Irene Law
head, 262; Series scr: Vivian Pan
chot, 562; series w/hdcp: Ann
Unger, 643; seasons high average,
Lila Lester 171.
BANTAM BOWLING
Week of Jan. 28
TEAM STANDINGS Won Lost
Island Electronics.24 9
Bob’s Barber Shop- 19 14
V. F. W. Auxiliary. 16 17
Frontier Shop . 14 19
D. and A. 13 20
Curley’s Barber. 13 20
Season’s high game: Robin Nico
let, 135; Martin Lochmiller, 186;
game w/hdcp.:Robin Nicolet, 182;
Don Lawhead, 208; series: Robin
Nicolet, 249; Martin Lochmiller,
297; series w/hdcp.: Robin Nicolet,
343; Don Lawhead, 369; average:
Sue Ann Ramaglea, 94; Ralph
Longmire, 118. weeks high game:
Mary Lawhead, 109; Joe Lester,
147; series: Jane Davenport, 207;
Joe Lester, 263.
game, when the Legionaires were
defeated in a double overtime per
iod, by a score of 54-52. McGrath
hit on a long jump shot to end the
game. McGrath hit for 23, while
Bade of the Legion totaled 20.
Monday night the Marines de
feated the PNA flyers 96-78. Dar
den for the Marines seored 32 while
Jerling for PNA hit for 30. Tues
day night’s play resulted in a score
of 70-39 with NavComSta winning
over Coast Guard. Smith led the
winners with 13 while DeMichielle
of Coast Guard hit for 15.
Action Next Week
Action next week finds D & A
meeting the Medical & Dental on
Monday night at 6:30 while PNA
and Coast Guard meet at 8:15.
On Tuesday the Coast Guard
tangle with Fleet Weather Central
at 6:30 while NavComSta collide
with the Medics at 7:15.
Friday night the high school
team will end its home season
meeting Fleet Weather at 8 while
the JV’s meet an unnamed oppon
ent at 6:30. There will be no games
on Thursday night.
TORONTO (JP)—'Mayor Nathan
Phillips said Friday that when he
made a speech for a job-creating,
cleanup campaign his wife was
listening.
“The next day,” he said, “I
came home to find decorators and
painters redoing my house. The
darn speech will cost me between
$600 and $700.”
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The Elks Bowing Lanes
will hold the 7th Annual
ABC SANCTIONED CITY TOURNAMENT FOR 1961
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February 18-19 February 25-26
Entries Close Midnight, Feb. 5, 1961
Entry Fee
PER MAN PER EVENT
PRIZE FEE $110
LINE FEE $180
TOURNAMENT EXPENSES .10
TOTAL $3.00
ALL EVENTS, HANDICAP $1.00
ALL EVENTS, SCRATCH $1.00
(BOTH OPTIONAL)
All Prize money returned 100%
Highest League average must be used as of Jan. 28, 1961, minimum of 12 games. Handicap
based on % of 200.
Entry blanks may toe obtained at Elks Lanes in town and at Finches Lanes on the Base.
Turn in ENTRY BLANKS to Russ Panchot at the Elks
Lanes in town or Mike Zieba at the Carpenter Shop on
the Base (Bldg. H“19).
COME ON BOWLERS ~ Turn your entry blanks in
early and lets make this a big Tournament.