JV’s Take Two
From Seward Team
The Kodiak Junior Varsity ex
tended their winning streak to
eleven games Friday night as they
rolled over the Seward second five
by a score of 51-45.
The JV’s gained the lead early
and were never threatened as they
led at half time 28-16, and at the
three-quarter mark, 37-23. High for
the Junior Bears was McCormick
with 22 and Lowery with 13. Se
ward’s McSwain had 15 points.
On Saturday night the JV’s made
it Number 12 as they took the rub
ber game in a three game series
from the High School Indepen
dents by a score of 51-29. The JV’s
fast broke to an early lead and won
going away. Twelve players extend
the scoring column, with McCor
mick and Kozak sharing scoring
honors with 9 each. Metrokin’s 11
was high for the Independents.
This may conclude the Junior
Varsity’s season unless the Orion
Junior High team from Elmendorf
is able to visit Kodiak, according
to Coach Floyd.
The season’s record for the JV’s
is 12 wins, 1 loss.
Any wife with an inferiority
complex can cure it by staying in
bed for a day while her husband
manages the house and children!
Kraft’s Sink
(Continued from Page 3)
by Billy Frost’s 23 points and Ron
Chase’s work on the backboards,
proved a bit too much for the cold
shooting Coasties. Stanberg for the
Guardsmen had 18 points in the
losing effort.
Next week’s action pits PNA
against ACS at 6:30 and Krafts
versus Curleys at 8 p.m. on Thurs
day night.
Friday night, the Base 8th will
play the Town 8th at 6:30 in the
first of their four scheduled en
counters. The 8 p.m. game will be
the PNA - Coast Guard game which
had to be postponed. This should
be a thriller with PNA leading the
league with 8 wins and no losses.
Sophs Bow To
Base 8th Graders
A fired - up Base 8th Grade
basketball team trounced the
Sophomore Intramural team by a
score of 24-13 Tuesday evening.
Led by Andrews’ 8 points and
Ballwebbers’ 10. the Grade School
ers proved too much for the out
manned Sophomores.
In the 6:30 Tuesday game the
Town 8th Graders, playing one of
the strong high school intramural
teams, were defeated in a close
one, 36-35. The town boys, down
by 9 points, in the last minute made
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and Pecore to a four-game scratch bowling contest to be held on
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up 8 in a hurry, 'out couldn’t quite
close the gap.
Scoring for the Town 8th were
Doyle with 10 points, Leverette
with 7, Metrokin 6, Vicars 6, and
Don Buell with 6 points.
The Base 8th will visit the Town
8th in the first of a four-game ser
ies beginning Friday, Feb. 9, 6:30
p.m. Admission will be: Adults 50c,
Students 25c.
Seward Seahawks
Beat Bears 61-46
The Seward Seahawks lived up
to advance notices as they rolled
over the hard fighting Kodiak
Bears in a two-game series last
weekend.
In Friday night’s encounter, the
Bears put up a terrific fight, but
finally went down by a score of 61
46.
The Seward five, with Watsjold
and Blair hitting for 16 each, and
Trevethan adding 15, were just too
much for the shorter Bears. Ed
Brown with 14 and John Michell
with 11 were scoring leaders for
the KHS five.
Saturday night was almost a re
peat performance as Seward moved
to an early lead and were never
threatened although the Bears
were within striking distance until
the latter part of the quarter.
Watsjold and Trevethan shared
scoring honors with 17 each for
Seward while Brown and Michell
had 15 each for Kodiak.
The Bears will conclude their
1961-62 season this week with a two
game series with the Homer Mar
iners. On Tuesday night the Bears
will play a pre-lim game with the
East Anchorage Thunderbirds.
Kodiak Bears Share Billing With
Peru National Olympic Squad
Kodiak High School Bears will to develop and promote Alaskan
be traveling in style on Monday, sports.
February 5th, as they fly to An- The Kodiak high school team
chorage as guests of the Anchorage wijh coach and manager will be the
Roundtable to play a pre-lim game guests of the Roundtable with all
with East Anchorage on Tuesday expenses paid,
night. Coach Joe Floyd advises that
This preliminary game will be four seatS( at 537 each are stiH
played before the main attraction on (hc charler fligM for
featurmg the Peru National Olym- cven, pcrsons intcrested can
pl?ymJ the UnlvcrSlly contac, either PNA or the Coach
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The Anchorage Roundtable is an Kodiak will be 3 pm. Monday; de
organization of sports - minded parture from Anchorage will be 8
Anchorage citizens who are trying a.m. Wednesday.
8TH Annual Kodiak Bowling
Tournament
Elks Bowling Lanes will hold the 8th annual Kodiak City
Association Handicap Bowling Tournament. February 17-18
& 24-25, 1962. Entry fee $3.00 per event. All events $1.00
(optional). Any Bowler in Kodiak may enter providing he is
in good standing with the American Bowling Congress.
Entry blanks & rules are available at Elks Bowling Lanes
in Kodiak and Finche’s Bowling Lanes on the Base.
Entries close February 3rd., 1962
Elks Lanes are open for practice to all bowlers Monday
Friday. 1:00 P.M. To 6:00 P.M. Except Thursday 3:00 P.M.
to 6.00 P.M. Saturday and Sunday 1:00 P.M. until closing,
Except January 27th. and 28th. Scotch doubles tournament
is being held, come in and join the fun and get your practice
at the same time.
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