SPORTS
Kenai Team Plays Here Friday-Saturday
Another top basketball weekend
is in store for the Kodiak fans as
the Kenai Kardinals, one of the
pre-season “B” League favorite,
are here for a two game series.
They will make their first appear
ance playing here Friday and Sat
urday nights.
Leading the Kardinals against
the Bears will be two time all
tournament player Ross Cooper,
who also is picked by a sports
magazine as one of the five top
high school basketball players in
Alaska.
The Bears, after a close loss a
gainst Krafts last Friday night, are
anxious to get back in the win
column. Kenai has won over Hom
er and Wasilla but was beaten by
a strong West Anchorage team.
Starting for the Bears on Fri
day night are Mize and Kennedy
in the guard positions, Sargent at
Court Cases
Bail was forfeited by Frank L.
Palmer when he was arrested for
disorderly conduct.
In two other cases appearing be
fore the court, Peter M. Deveau,
18 years old, was sentenced to 30
days when convicted on the charge
of operating a motor vehicle while
under the influence of liquor. The
sentence was suspended, but his
driver’s license was revoked for
30 days; and William V. Warner,
19, was fined $75 when brought up
on a charge of negligent driving.
His driver’s license was suspended
for 20 days.
center, with Michell and Wilson
playing the forward berths.
The Junior Varsity will give,
battle to the Storis Friday night
and the Saturday night prelimin
ary will be against the Fleet Wea
ther Central five.
Krafts Win Over
KHS Bears
A close and exciting game Fri
day night kept the fans on their
toes when the Kraft’s Town League
team won over the Kodiak high
school Bears by a score of 41-38.
The Bears jumped out to an
early lead, but saw it disappear on
the shooting of Hartman, and the
excellent rebounding of Ron Chase.
The Bears led the quarter 8-5
but Krafts took over before the
half ended 25-18. The Bears fought
back at the end of the 3rd quarter
to within 3 points but couldn’t
close the gap. Rudy Kennedy led
the high school boys with 11 points
while Wilson and Mize had 10 each.
Hartman and Frost were high for
Krafts with 14 each.
In the preliminery game the
pressing Junior Varsity defeated
the local ACS team by a score of
57-46. The JV’s moved to an early
lead and were never threatened.
Nine players scored out of the 14
who played. Tom McCormick was
high with 12 points while Franklin
and Kozak had 10 each. Young for
ACS had 20.
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Basketball Tilts
On Thursday night of last week,
the Curley’s Clippers, sporting
new uniforms and new players,
gained their first win of the sea
son by defeating the Storis five by
a score of 44-19. In the 6 p.m.
game Krafts won over the D & A
squad by a score of 66-34 with Ron
Chase hitting for 28 markers.
On Monday night Curley’s Clip
pers defeated the D & A team by
a score of 65-34, while at 8 p.m. the
PNA Flyers squeaked by a hard
fighting Storis team by a score of
50- 46.
Tuesday night’s action saw PNA
beating ACS by a score of 58-46 in
a hard fought game while Krafts
steamrolled over the Storis five
51- 29.
In action next week, the PNA
team meets Curley’s Clippers at 8
p.m. Monday in a makeup game.
This is the only scheduled game
that evening. Tuesday night sees
PNA meeting D & A at 6:30 while
Krafts take on the strong Fleet
Weather Central team from the
Base in a practice game.
The high school Bears will play
Saturday night at 8 p.m. next week
in a game regularly scheduled for
Friday night. The high school boys
opponents will be the Coast Guard
team.
The first Christmas carols were
solemn hymns devoted exclusively
to the supernatural aspects of
Christmas, rather than the human
sides. Saint Francis of Assisi was
the first to introduce the joyous
spirit into a carol.
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Annual Treeburning Party Jan. 13th
The Kodiak Island Junior Cham
ber of Commerce is planning its
annual treeburning and skating
party at Mission Lake again this
year. The party is scheduled for
Jan. 13th.
The Jaycees plan on picking up
the trees on two dates, Dec. 30th
and Jan. 6th. Along with the tree
burning and skating party, there
will be free hot dogs for the kids
and coffee for the adults.
A Jaycee spokesman stated the
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encourage the community to be
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