City Bowling Leagues
Standings to Date
Elks League
JANUARY 2
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Esquire . % t %
Roosters .7 j
Trustees . 7 j
Heave-a-heads .7 i
Antlers .4 4
Maggers . 4 4
Paul Bunyons . 3 5
Lonesome Strangers _2 6
Bilko Specials . 1 7
Honest Johns . 1% 6%
High team series, scratch: Ant
lers* 2280. High team game,
scratch: Esquires, 792. Men’s high
series Wally Valen, 578. Men’s
high game: Wally Valen, 232.
Commercial
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Calvert Reserve .4 o
Mecca Lounge . 3 i
Casino Club . 3 i
Booze & Beer .3 i
T-n-T’s .2 2
Chase & Copsey. 2 2
Straight Shots . 2 2
Ship's Tavern . 1 3
Sclitzers . 1 3
Village Bar . 1‘ 3
Loran Station.0 4
High team, series, scratch: Cal
irert Reserve, 2562. High team
game, scratch: Calvert Reserve,
174. Men’s high series: Jim Lowe,
583. Men’s high game Don Bur
gey, 209.
12 Teams Entered
In Women’s League
The Kodiak Emblem Club bowl
ing league is off to a good start
with some keen competition among
individual bowlers and teams alike.
The teams play Friday evenings.
Standings are given for Friday,
January 30.
Emblem Club
League Standings
LEAGUE STANDINGS Won Lost
2-49 Room .. 4 0
1 Breakers .....__ 0 4
7 Kodiak Amusement 3 1
9 Beachcombers ..3 1
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11 Orpheum Flick .... 3 1
3 Oil Spots .2 2
4 Knudsen’s Kurvy Kats 2 2
5 Doghouse .2 2
6 Rolling Pins. 2 2
8 B-N-B . 1 3
10 Village Bar. 1 3
12 The King Crabs_1 3
High team series, with HC: 49
Room, 2459. High team game, with
HC: 49 Room, 880. Women’s high
game, scratch: Ruth Andrews, 184.
High game with HC: Wanda Ful
ler, 209.
Hoop Men Play
Monday and Friday
On Monday night at 7 p. m. the
D & A team meets the strong
Supply team from the Naval Sta
tion. This is the same Supply team
that recently finished second in
the Captain's Cup playoffs.
At 8:15 p. m. Krafts and PNA
will tangle. This should be ono of
the better games of the season.
The high school will return to
action Friday night When the JV’s
play Kraft’s 2nd team at 7 p. m.,.
while the Bears meet the strong
Fleet Reserve team at 8:15. These
should be two fast and exciting
games with plenty of crowd plea
sing action.
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Kodiak JV’s
Sink Mariners
Kodiak High school’s Junior
Varsity played as expected, and
come through with two wins over
the shorter, and inexperienced
Homer Mariners. The JV’s led by
Norris Nickerson’s 10 points in
Friday night’s game, plus excel
lent rebounding by Dean Starbird
and Gunsolus proved too tough
for the hard fghting Homer team.
The JV’s piled up a halftime
score of of 28-15 and from that
point on there was no doubt as to
the winner. The second half was
played almost in its entirity by re
serves. Final score for Kodiak 47
Homer 36. High for Kodiak—Nick
erson & Olsen each with 10 points.
Leading the Homer team Bill Lind
strom with 161 .
the Saturday night game was
practically the same with the JV’s
out rebounding the Homer team
and the faster Kodiak guards fast
breaking. Halftime score Kodiak
23 Homer 6. Final 38-30. High for
Kodiak Nickerson 8, and Ellison 6.
High for Homer, Lindstrom with
12.
In the preliminary game the Na
val Station 'Cooks out scored the
Kodiak Bears 63-54. High for the
Bears was Reft with 17, Souter
10. Loading the Cooks was Norill
with 37 points.
Dr. P.i«i Jaeger
Is Awarded Trophy
Dr. Paul Jaeger, Orthodontist,
was awarded the Dr. R.H.W.
Strang Trophy at Temple Univer
sity, Philadelphia on January 30.
Dr. Jaeger, who had just com
pleted a postgraduate course in
Orthodontics, was given the honor
for being the “Most outstanding”
Orthodontist in the clans. The
award was presented to him in a
surprise ceremony during a pro
gram of which Dr. Jaeger was MC
and program chairman.
Dr. Jaeger, who practiced here
two years, now makes his head
quarters in Anchorage, with fre
quent trips to Kodiak.
Russians Send Fish Tags
Tags from 22 salmon caught by
Russian fishermen off Kamchatka
Peninsula, Siberia, have been re
turned to the University of Wash
ington’s Fisheries Research Insti
tute.
Fish were caught in the summer
of 1957. 30 tags were returned
earlier from fish tagged in the
same summer.
About 15,000 fish were tagged
in 1957. Tags from about 100 fish
have been returned from Japan*
APPRECIATION
The high school basketball tea»
wishes to xpross its appreciation
to the Be ik of Kodiak, the Ko
diak Hotel K. E. A. and to thr
people with homes who took
visiting highschool players. With
out your support it would haw
been mpossible to provide these
games for the local teams.
Griffin Memorial
Hospital Notes
—ADMISSIONS—
Patients admitted to Griffiii
Memorial Hospital during the pas*
week were Mrs. Nida Gunderson,
Sanak; Mrs. Clara Borenin, Sanak.
Mrs. Dumia Apalone, Kaguyak;
Tim Melovedoff, Kaguyak; Mjk.
Martha Matfay, Old Harbor, Nidi
Anderson; baby Joanne Beakers
and Zack Chichenoff.
—-DISCHARGED—
James Robinson; Mrs. Nor*
Malutin and infant; Mrs. Peggy
Katelnikoff and infant; Mrs. Polly
Katelnikoff and infant; Mrs. Fred*
Reft; Alfred Nelson; Mrs. Shirley
Heglin and infant and Mrs. Betty
Weir and infant. .
: —BIRTHS—
Winetta Anna, weighing 6 Ita
7 ozs., was born on January 31 te*
Betty and Charles Weir.
—DEATHS—
Nick Phillips, age 56, of Alitail
died on February 4.
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