Sports
WINNERS OF THE CAPTAIN’S CUP, VP-1, pictured above, de
feated the Com-17’s five, last Friday, by a score of 69 to 43.
An all-star team will be formed from participating teams in the
league for a play-off series at Adak. From there the all-star team
will go to Treasure Island for the regional playoffs between the top
teams from San Diego, San Francisco, Honolulu and Alaska.
Pictured above are (L to R) Back row: Gordon Schott, Harold
Hunt, David Strickland, Edward Maxwell, Walter Windt and Michael
Bailey| Middle Row (L to R) Lynn Vowell, Thomas Negri, and Jerry
Duncan. Front Row (L to R) Richard Stockton, Gary Holst, Rubin
Harris, Howard Liepscher and Robert Henry.
Official U. S. Navy Photos
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Bears Trample
Krafts Five
The Kodiak high school Bears
proved too tough for the Kraft’s
five winning by a score of 59-35.
After a slow first half, when
they lead 23-17, the fast breaking
Bears really caught fire scoring
23 points in the third quarter with
Don Buckingham grabbing off 20
rebounds and scoring 12 points,
and Carl Ellison hitting for 12
more. The first team retired to the
bench with a 46-27 lead. Mahle was
high for Krafts with 10 points.
In the JV’s game the Juniors
staved off a fourth quarter rally
by the visiting CG Storis team to
win a score of 40-37. High for the
JV’s were Wilson with 12, and
Leveretti with 10.
Terry Jones Wins
Tennis Tourney
Terry Jones, Kodiak high school
sophomore, singles champion in
the Harvard Table Tennis Tourna
ment just concluded, was the re
cipient of the Harvard Gold Medal.
He defeated runnerup Harry Wil
son in the finals after running
GAME NIGHT
Every Wednesday
8:30 P. M.
at the
ELKS CLUB
through six preliminary matches.
Coach Joe Floyd, local tourna
ment director will present the Har
vard Table Tennis Tournament
Gold Medal and inscribed Tourna
ment Award Certificate to the
winner at a special award presen
tation ceremony.
Bears And Moose
Tangle Tonight
Tonight at 8 p.m., the Kodiak
Bears, fresh from an imposing vic
tory over Krafts, entertain the
visiting Palmer Moose in the first
of a weekend series. The second
game will be played Saturday
night.
Preliminary game Friday night
at 6:30 will match the Junior Var
sity with the D & A five while
on Saturday night at 6:30 the visit
ing Base 8th Graders will meet
the town 8th Graders.
Admission is $1 for adults, 50
cents for students with holders of
season tickets admitted for half
price.
Action Next Week
Action next week finds onl- •vi£
League game slated for Monday
night when NavComSta meets
Coast Guard at 8:15, while PNA
plays American Legion in a prac
tice game at 6:30. Tuesday night
the NavComSta team meets Amer
ican Legion at 6:30. This one will
decide which is the top team as
both are tied for first place. At
8:15 PNA tangles with Fleet/
Weather.
Thursday night at 6:30 Fleet
Weather meets Med-Den while
Krafts will be lined up against
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Mixed Doubles
TEAM STANDINGS Won Lost
RfUClH-MARCS . 50 26
Island Electron . 49 27
Lightning Bugs . 46% 29%
Hall - Ensslin. 46 30
Pinhawks . 44% 30%
Roysbergers . 42 34
Fuzzy Four. 41 35
Aggitators . 36 40
Carter-Stover . 35 41
Gutter Snipes. 29 47
Sutliff Jarvella. 22 54
Ls & Ms . 15 61
High season game, scr: Women,
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Friday night’s action sees the
Junior Varsity doing battle with
NavComSta’s second string five
and the Bears colliding with the
American Legion at 8 p. m.
Krafts Upset
NavComSta Team
In town basketball league action,
Krafts made the outstanding ef
fort, outplaying PNA all the way
Monday night, losing in an over
time play by a score of 65-64. Mike
Fitzgerald dropped 19 points for
Krafts, while Skinner scored 24
for PNA. In the 6:30 game, the
American Legion defeated Coast
Guard 67-35.
Tuesday night Krafts upset prev
iously unbeaten NavComSta 65-43.
NavComSta, playing with only one
starter, were pushed into a tie for
final place in town league action.
Krafts jumped to an early lead
and were never threatened, lead
ing 28-15 at half time. Leading the
Krafts men were Hartman with 18,
while Fitzgerald had 16. McClouth
for ComSta provided the scoring
punch with 32 markers.
In the 6:30 game American Le
gion defeated Med-Den 69-50.
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