SPORTS
Bears To Invade Seward For 2 Games
The Kodiak Bears left today for
the mainland via charter PNA
plane to Seward where they will
play the Seward Seahawks in a two
game series over the weekend.
The 1960-61 runner-up state
champion Seahawks are favored
again this year to repeat. With
three tournament all-stars back
and another year’s experience, the
Seward team is expected to be one
of the strongest in the State.
Traveling to Seward are Richard
Mize, Gary Olson, Rudy Kennedy,
John Michelle, Edward Brown,
Hugh Devlin, Tony Spanovic, Harry
Wilson, Stanley Sargent and Cletis
Referees Needed
Experienced referees are needed
to officiate at the/basketball games,
according to Joe Floyd, physical
instructor and coach at the local
high school.
Floyd may be contacted at the
school.
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Opener Wednesday
For Junior Varcity
The Kodiak high school Junior
Varsity basketball team will open
it’s 1961-62 season Wednesday
night, Nov. 22, at 7:30 p. m. when
they play the high school Indepen
dents.
The JV’s are expected to field
one of its strongest teams in years,
with lettermen Ronnie Fumblin,
Tom McCormick, Wayne Kozak,
Dell Jackson and Arthur Olson
leading the way.
Other members of the squad are
sophomores John Lester, Richard
Lowry, Larry Dietzler, Robbie Ach
eson; freshmen Bud Hedblom,
Nick Shuravaloff, Melvin Borden,
Mike Lowrey, Jud Walker and
Marvin Frost.
Admission to the game is 75 cents
for adults; students, 35 cents. Sea
son tickets $8 for adults, students
$4, are still available and are good
for all high school games.
PNA-CG CLASH—Sandall (CG
#11) and Jerling (PNA) retriev
ing rebound while Skinner (PNA
#5) looks on.
COAST GUARD WIN
OVER STORIS FIVE
In answer .to a challenge by the
CGC Storis, the Coast Guard hoop
men returned to the Naval Station
Gym, Friday, 10 November, and
defeated their rivals 47 to 16. This
was the final pre-season meeting
of the two teams, who will meet
again during the Town League sea
son.”
ACS And PNA Win In Town Openers
On Monday night the Town
League season opened with the
ACS team soundly trouncing a hard
fighting Curley’s Clipper five.
Final score, ACS 53, Clippers 21.
Regan was high for ACS with 22
markers.
In the 8 p. m. game the action
was a little faster and the score
closer with FNA and the Coast
Guard battling on even terms for
one half and PNA emerging vic
torious with a hard-fought 48-40
victory. The half-time score was
PNA 17, Coast Guard 16.
High for PNA was Jerling with
17 points while Allen and Alexan
der shared scoring honors with ten
each.
Action next week finds ACS
meeting D & A at 6:30 and Curley’s
Clippers playing PNA at 8 p. m.
Admission is students, 25 cents and
adults, 50 cents. Game times 6:30
and 8 p. m.
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CLUB CAFE
Open 10:00 A. M. -11:00 P. M.
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$3.50
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For a Delicious
Thanksgiving
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BAKED HAM
With All The Trimmings
$3.00 Per Person
Serving Will Begin at 3:00 P. M.
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