SPORTS
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2 Fast Games In
Town League Play
Thursday night of last week saw
two of the most exciting games of
the season being played.
In the first game the Coast Guard
barely won from a fighting high
school five by a score of 38-37. Tak
ing an early lead the high school
boys, on the sharp shooting of Ed
ward Brown, who scored 21 points,
led almost the entire game, until
the height of the Coast Guardsmen
began to tell. Alexander led the
Coast Guardsmen with 11 points.
The 8 p. m. game also proved
exciting with PNA just getting by
a tough Kraft’s five by a score of
70-65. Jerling was high for the win
ners with 22 points while Bill Frost
led the losers with 18.
On Monday night the Coast
Guard team defeated Curley’s Clip
pers by a score of 50-35, with the
Guardsmen leading the way from
the start.
Next week’s action sees Curley’s
Clippers playing D & A at 6.30
p. m. Monday, while PNA takes
on the Storis five at 8 p. m. Tues
day night’s games finds PNA meet
ing ACS at 6:30, and Storis playing
Krafts at 8 p. m. Thursday night
will be used for makeup games or
for practice.
Kenai Cardinals
Here Deb. 15-16
The Kodiak Bears will be host
to the Kenai Cardinals, visiting
team from the Peninsula, when
they play here in a two-game series,
Dec. 15 and Dec. 16.
This is the first visit of the main
land team to Kodiak.
NOTICE
The annual Rotary Christmas
Party for the children of the com
munity is set for 10:00 a. m., Sat
urday morning, December 23, at
the Armory. Candy and toys will be
in the gift presented to each child
twelve years old and down to the
toddler age. 8-3n
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Bears And Krafts
In Game Tonight
Tonight at 8 p. m. the high school
Bears will tangle on the basketball
court with a worthy opponent when
they meet the Kraft’s five.
This game follows a tough week
end for the Bears, who met the
Homer Mariners in a two-game ser
ies last Friday and Saturday.
Krafts is made up of several ex
high school players including Billy
and Dick Frost, Mike Fitzgerald,
Richie Hartman, as well as 6’4”
Ron Chase.
The Bears, with a two-win, three
loss record, will be out to even up
tonight as they take on the Town
Leaguers. Expected starters are
Mize and Kennedy as guards, Sar
gent at center, John Michell and
newcomer Henry Wilson in the
forward positions.
The JV’s will take on the improv
ing ACS five, in what should be
an interesting contest. Starters for
the JV’s will be Franklin and Mc
Cormick at guard, Starbird or Bar
ton at center, Lowery and Kozak
at forward.
Bears Break Even
In 2-Game Series
The Kodiak Bears evened the
score Saturday night by winning
the second of a two-game series
played with the visiting Homer
Mariners, by a score of 36-25. They
lost the first game, a close one, 25
27.
In Friday night’s low scoring en
counter, the Bears led by a score
of 8-6 at the end of the first quar
ter, but were held scoreless in the
second. In the second half, the lead
changed hands several times, but
when time ran out Homer was on
top 27-25. High for the Bears was
Michell with 7 points. Sanders was
high for the Mariners with 8 points.
In Saturday night’s contest the
Bears jumped to an early lead but
were tied at the half 16-16. In the
second half, on baskets by Mize
and Henry Wilson, a big lead was
built up. Final score 36-25.
The JV’s won both of their week
end games, garnering a 42-12 win
over the Base 8th Graders and a
45-31 win over the Navy boys from
Holiday Beach. High for the JV’s
were Frost and Walker with 8 each,
and McCormick on Saturday night
with 18.
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the contest sponsored by the Ko
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