Sports
Bears Board Plane For Nome Tuesday
The Kodiak Bears will board a
PNA chartered plane Tuesday
morning at 7:30 for Anchorage and
Nome. They will participate in the
Western Alaska class “B” basket
ball tournament in the latter city,
playing there Tuesday evening.
This will be the first trip to
Nome for the team and also the
first tournament ever held in that
city. The players and cheer leaders
from the five visiting teams will be
housed in private homes during
the four-day tournament.
Among the activities planned for
the visitors will be sled-dog rides
and a dancing exhibition by the
iEskimoes from King Island, a well
known dancing group.
I The Bears will meet the Nome
*Nanucks at 9 p. m. on Tuesday
bight and the winner of that game
ill meet the Eielson Ravens at
2:30 p. m. Wednesday. This will be
*a double elimination event with
•six teams competing. These are
•Kodiak, Nome, Eielson, Homer,
Seward and Kenai.
Boys making the trip are Perry
Flotre, Jim Allain, Dennis Huey,
Carl Ellison, Courtney Starbird,
Danny Olson, Reinhard Burmanski,
Bob Richmond, Alan Austerman,
(John Michell, Cary Olson and Don
(Buckingham. Five cheerleaders,
FKathy Long, Kathy Schweizer,
Svea Breckberg, Nancy Waller and
Polly Perry, will make the trip ac
companied by Miss Knudsen, P. E.
instructor at the high school.
Five seat are still available on
the charter to Anchorage, accord
ing to Coach Joe Floyd. Accomp
anying the team to Anchorage are
Morris Burnham, John Springhill
and Cecil Belcher. The team will
return Saturday, Feb. 18. Joe Floyd
may be contacted at the high
school for further information.
City League Action
Only two games were played this
week with the Medics rolling over
D & A by a score of 51-40.
Strope was high for D & A with
13 while Ostrou led the Medics
with 13 also. At 8:15 the PNA
Flyers, fresh from a road trip to
Homer where they played during
the winter carnival, put on an of
fensive show, handily defeating the
Coast Guard by a score of 82-50.
Lowe was high for the Coast Guard
with 16, while Skinner led PNA
with 21 markers.
The town league will play only
one night next week. Monday at
6:30, the Coast Guard will meet
Medical & Dental while at 8:15
Fleet Weather will oppose Nav
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be admitted1 s Game time,
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SCOTCH DOUBLES
Scotch doubles bowling prizes
will be given away at the Elks
Bowling Lanes, 2 p. m., Sun., Feb.
12.
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Bowling Organized Into Big League
Bowling is to be organized into
a circuit similar to big league base
ball, according to plans of the Na
tional Bowling League, and now
in the final stages of organizing. A
six-month, 121-game season is
scheduled to get under way next
October.
The League, now fairly well or
ganized, has signed some of the na
tion’s top bowlers, among whom
are Ed Lubanski, Steve Nagy and
Buzz Fazio.
The cities in which franchises
■
have been granted are Detroit, Om
aha, Dallas, Minneapolis-St. Paul,
Kansas City, Los Angeles, Fort
Worth, San Antonio, Fresno, Birm
ingham, Miami and New York.
The bowling professionals will
receive straight salaries, ranging
from $6,000 to $25,000.
Competition will be between
five-man teams, scoring on a point
system. A World Series will be
rolled as a climax to the season,
ending in April.
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