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Pannes an Bears
The visiting Anchorage high
school Eagles soundly trounced
the Bears of Kodiak here Monday
and Tuesday nights of last week.
On Monday night, the Eagles,
M by star forward Lee Maxwell,
wfce racked up 27 points, beat a
atone cold Kodiak five by a score
47-26. The Eagles jumped off
to a 10 point lead and were never
threatened. High point for the
Bears was Damery with 10.
Tuesday night’s fans saw a de
termined Bear group out to show
feme improvement. They did but
tould not stay in the running with
am Anchorage five, two of them
over 6’5” in height. The Bears
jumped into an early lead on the
shooting of McKechnie and Olsen
and led at the first quarter 12-10.
They held this lead until midway
of the second quarter and never
regained it. Final score: Eagles
59y Bears 39.
High for the Bears was Bill
Damery with 13, followed by
McKechnie with 10. Martin was
high for Anchorage with 15.
The games were attended by
fine crowds both nights, although
there were plenty of good seats
wofilled.
The next out-of-town team to
visit Kodiak will be the Seward
Sfekawks, who will play here
Jowary 23 and 24.
Rati Guard Wins
1st Niff Playoff
dines played Monday and Tues
day Rights ended the first half of
An town league playoff. The
National Guard and Krafts went
iRta the final game undefeated,
nacfc with three wins and no
Krafts jumped off to an early
lead on the shooting of Bob and
Bil Frost and led at half time
Shift. The Guard team led by
Jerry Walen began to catch up
and at the end of the third quarter
Ae score was tied 26-26. The
National Guard won by a final
score of 39-35 and in the process
won the first half of the league
play. High for the Guards was
Valen with 14. High for Krafts was
Bill Frost also with 14.
In the preliminary game the
strong PNA team defeated a
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hustling Medic team by a score of
54-39. High for PNA was Skinner
with 22 points.
1ST HALF LEAGUE STANDINGS
Worn Lost
Natl Guard Bullets 4 0
Krafts 3 1
High School Bears 2 2
D&A 1 3
PNA 1 3
The Fleet Reserve team made
up mostly of men from NavCom
Sta team ended the first half of
the season with a 4 games won
and 1 loss record, but did not
figure in the standings.
The teams only defeat was at the
hands of the PNA Flyers.
League 2nd Half
Will Begin Monday
On Monday night the second
half of the basketball season will
swing into action, when the
National Guard team will line up
against the D&A five at 7 p.m.
The 8:15 game will feature PNA
vs. the Fleet Reserve team. This
should be a thriller. -
On Thursday night at 7, it will
be Krafts vs. D&A with the
National Guard vs. PNA at 8:15.
Friday night the JVs play D&A
2nd team and at 8:15 the high
school Bears tangle with the
National Guard quintet.
Bears Bury D&A
In Fast Comeback
Kodiak High School’s fast
breaking Bears hit the comeback
trail Tuesday night with a tremen
dous display of outside shooting
and fast breaks to bury a good
D&A team 80-57. Everything
clicked for the Bears and Tuesday
night seemed to be their night
after a two game loss to the
powerful Anchorage Eagles the
previous week.
With Danny Olsen’s 20 points,
John Reft’s 18 and All Alaska
center Bill Damery’s 11 points plus
fine rebounding on everyone’s
part, the Bears were not to be
denied in this windup of the town
league’s first half of play. The
second team continued to build
up the score as nine out of ten
players broke into the scoring
column.
The D&A team led by smooth
forward “Red” Levitt’s 21 points
jumped off to a 10-4 lead but the
Bears were just too tough for the
taller independents and moved
into a 15-12 first period lead and
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many items that we carry to
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led at half time 49-20 and con
tinued on with terrific offensive
show to an 80-57 triumph. This
is the most points scored by a
Kodiak high school team in several
years.
Next high school games Friday
night, Jan. 16. The JV’s swing into
action at 7 p.m. and Bears will be
featured at 8:15.
School Menu
JANUARY 12 TO 16
Monday—Corned beef hash, as
paragus, apricots, bread, butted
and milk.
Tuesday—Turkey pie, green
beans, plums, bread, butter and
milk.
Wednesday—Hamburger on but
tered bun, hot potato salad, cheese
sticks, red fruit jello and chocolate
milk.
Thiu*|day-r-Vegetable beef stew,
butf&tfsa peas, apple cobbler, corn
brdld, irntter and milk.
Friday—Salmon patties—catsup,
pickled beets, slicrd peaches—
cookies, bread, butter and milk.
Sheldon Jackson Continues
College Scholarship Program
A recent meeting of the Sheldon
Jackson Advisory Committee,
Frank Wa^cup, chairman, an
nounced a renewal of the Sheldon
Jackson Scholarship program to
public high schools. A $100.00
scholarship is being awarded to an
outstanding graduate recommend
ed by the school administration.
This releases approximately
$2,400.00 to students of the state
for higher education.
Seek Alaskans
For Acadomlos
U.S. Representative Ralph J.
Rivers seeks interested and capa
ble young Alaskans, to fill vacan
cies in the three U.S. academies.
As Alaska’s congressman, he has
been alloted four vacancies at
West Point, five at Annapolis and
one at the Air Force Academy.
Latest date for submitting nom
inations will be March 11 for Wes't
Point, February 2 for Annapolis
and January 31 for the Air Force
Academy.
In view of the early filing dates,
the Congressman requests that
applicants submit complete per
sonal information with their
initial requests directly to Mr.
Rivers, to allow sufficient time for
processing and evaluation neces
sary.
Rivers can be contacted at IS40
House Officer Building, Washing
ton 25, D.C.
HAVANA ENDS ITS CdNGREM
HAVANA Iff) — The provision
al government announced yester
day it will dissolve Congress aid
the criminal courts and rule toy
decree until free elections can toe
held.
The decision was taken at a
meeting of provisional Presi
dent Manuel Urrutia and to
cabinet.
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BUSKIN RIVER
STEELHEAD ANGLERS
PLEASE HELP OUT?
SPORTSMEN! — Information is needed
about the age and growth of the “steelhead”
from the Buskin River — If you land a steel
head from this River PLEASE record the
following:
Date:
Size: (Use measurement pict
ured above)
$6X5
Weight: (If possible)
Then take SEVERAL scales from the steelhead’s
body in the area pictured above!
Please turn in this data to the biologist living
at the Fish Hatchery — (up the Devils Canyon
Road — opposite PNA Terminal), OR the Alaska
Dept, of Fish and Game Office in Kodiak, OR to
any member of the Kodiak Conservation Club.
Help Us, Help You — To Better Fishing!
Dr. Roger «l. Reed
Associate Biologist
: Alaska Dept, ofFish amt Game
fish Hatchery
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