Kodiak-Kenai Tie
For League Lead
After Two Weeks
After the first two weeks of play,
the Kodiak Bears and the Kenai
Kardinals find themselves the only
undefeated teams in the four-team
South Central Conference with
two victories apiece and no de
feats.
Some basis of comparison for
the leaders may be drawn from
the fact that the Bears beat Se
ward 51-36 and 58-39, 15 and 21
point spreads while Kenai took
the measure of the Seward Sea
hawks by 69-46—a 23 point spread.
The standings as of Nov. 30:
Won Lost
Kodiak . . 2 0
Kenai .. 2 . 0
Homer .0 1
Seward. 0 3
Gary Davis, 5-8 junior guard of
Kenai is the league’s leading scorer
with 35 points, an average of 17^
points per game on 16 field goals
and three charity tosses, while
Mike Taurianen is in the runnerup
spot with 30 points in two contests.
Richard Mize is tied with two
Seward players for third spot in
the scoring race with 30 points.
However, the Seward lads have
played in three league games.
In the rebound division. Stan
Sargent, 6-3 junior forward for
Kodiak has hauled in nine offen
sive and 20 defensive rebounds in
two games to pace that department.
The league schedule for next
week has Homer at Kodiak on Dec.
7-8. and Seward at Kenai on Dec. 7.
Cagers Charter
Special Dec. 21
The Kodiak high school cage
team will leave here on a chart
ered PNA flight on Dec. 21 and
return on Dec. 23 after playing
a two-game series against Pal
mer.
Any resident wishing to take
the trip at that time for the
round trip rate of $35 should
contact Coach Terry McMullen
or the high school office as soon
as possible.
WEEK’S ARREST
Intoxication counts in Magistrate
Court this week resulted in Leslie
D. Holiday, a minor being fined
$25 and given a 30-day suspended
sentence for being under the in
fluence. Arthur Condardy was
handed a $50 fine and 30-day su
spended sentence on the same
count, while Walter Hansen was
gfven a 10-day jail sentence. Ed
ward D. Morris forfeited a $50
bail bond for drunkeness and being
disorderly.
ALONE?
After you’ve had an accident
or your home is damaged by
fire, you feel terribly alone.
You’re not —if you insured
through an independent in
surance agent. He’s at your
side, night or day.
Kodiak Insurance
INC.
Art Brooks at 486—2215
Scouts To Sell
Christmas Trees
Boy Scouts of America Troop
No. 625 have completed plans for
their annual Christmas tree cut
ting for troop funds.
The Scout leaders and young
sters have asked that local people
refrain from cutting trees adjacent
to the road and in the Kodiak lo
cality and buy their trees from the
Scouts.
The Scouts say that plenty of
four, six and eight foot trees will
be on sale starting the weekend of
Dec. 15 and 16.
Rash Of Mishaps
On Slippery Roads
Chief R. E. Vickery has warned
that “Now with winter upon us
that all vehicle operators drive
with care and slow your speed.”
“Leaving for work a little ear
lier is a good idea,” the Chief says.
Four autos were in the ditch on
Benson Road, Wednesday morning
due to slippery road conditions.
Flickers Leading
Emblem Standings
EMBLEM CLUB BOWLING
Won Lost
Flickers . 33% 14%
Casino . 30 18
Naughton’s . 30 18
Bovey Trophies . 29 19
King Crabs. 28 20
Kraft Mkt. 23% 24__
Telephone Co. 22% 25%
City Mkt. 22 26
Knudsen’s . 20% 27%
Beachcombers . 20 28
KEA Live Wires . 16 32
Steamers . 13 35
NOTES
Season’s high game, Elaine Mc
Intyre 220.
Other still stand with King Crabs
holding all honors for team stand
ings. Last Friday’s questions: Why
didn’t the following girls bowl one
more game alike so we could order
patches? Dora Naughton 138, Edith
Wiley 117, Beulah Ogborn 120,
Millie Muller 159, Helen Hall 192,
Lou Teter 144, Harriet Guhrke
FILM FOUND
A roll of TX-120 film was found
outside the Mirror office. Anyone
losing such an item is asked to
stop by and pick it up.
149. Why can't we always finish
on time like we did last Friday
when all teams finished at the
stroke of 12?
ready for action
The “Kalgin Island” has arrived
in Port Wakefield, after outfitting
in Seattle, and the crew is getting
gear ready for crab fishing. This
will be tiie Kalgin Island’s first ef
fort at crab fishing under Skipper
Don Smith. The “Nautilus” skip
pered by Mike Lynch, is now
docked at Port Wakefield in prep
aration for crab fishing.
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