! ADAK
I SPORTS UF
Supply scoreing more points against
ithe Marines #1 team,than any other,still
lit wasn’t enough. The match going 2
[straight for the Marines 15-5 and 15-6,
Capt. Cheatham the spark-plug for the
I Marines had the Supply team collared
I through-out the match with the backing
I up of expert play by all members of the
J team.
* There is now a three way tie for 2nd
iSupply, Trans #1, and Medical with Mar
lines #1 in undisputed forst place as the
jplay goes into its last week of play.
The Volly-ball team that was sent to
iKodiak,for the 17th Naval Pistrict play
joffs, were unsuccessful in trying to up
! set the Kodiak Bears perfect winning
|streak. The first night of play, the
I Bears won the first game 15-9, then Adak
icomming back to win the 2nd 15-10. The
jBears settling down for the third game
land getting by the Adak team. 15-12. The
jsrcond night of play showed a more care
jful playing Bears team, taking the first
[game 15-13. The second game looked, like
jja repeat of the night before with Adak
jl point away from the win,with the score
j14-11 when the Bears caught hold and
jwent ahead to win 16-14 and Pin the ser
jies, two matches straight,
i The Volly-team would like to express
jtheir thanks to the 17th Naval Pistrict
jCommand for the wonderful hospitality
j shown, also to the Command and men here
Ion Adak, that made the trip possible,
The Island Bowling League Standings
|as of 25 April 1958
With the Officers & Wives League and
|the new Islander Handicap League getting
Ithe feeling of the Alleys, as bowling is
Ian all season sport* Please send in the
I separate League standings each week,
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Philadelphia; Villanova won the Ch
ampionship mile at the 64th annual Penn
Relays for on unprecedented fourth stra
ight time Saturday defeating Morgan St.
by 10 yards in. carnival record time of
3:11.S'.
Bes Moines, Iowa; Jim Grelle of Ore
gon scampered to a new collegiate mile
record for the Drake Relays Saturday,
upsetting Australian Alex Henderson with
a spurt in the lost 220 yards for a time
of 4:07.9.
Louisville, Ky; Jockey Bill Hartack
scheduled to ride the favored Tim. Tam in
the Ketucky Derby next Saturday, was th
rown in the starting gate at Churchill
Downs Saturday and suffered a fractured
left leg.
Dr. George Dwyer, Jr,, the track phy
sician, said Hrrtack definitely could
not ride in the Derby0
Louis ville, Ky.; Mrs. Lora Birr?s,
Belleau Chief,scored by a nose over Gone
Fishin’,in tve stepping Stone purse Sat.
but most of the Churchill Downs opening
day crowd of 20,000 was watching Silky
Suglivan, stage one of his sensational
stretch runs, only to finish fourth.
The rains made another visit to Paci
fic Coast League Ballparks last night,
washing out three contests while'two.of
the loops new clubs continued to improve
their lot in the only games completed,
A scheduled doubleheader between San
Diego and. Portland at the Northwest City
was rained out while the Salt Lake City
and Seattle game was also canceled be
cause of rain.
At Phoenix, the home club dumped the
Sacramento club, 7-1, to take a 3-2 ser
ies lead and strengthen the Giants’ hold
on third place in the standings.
In the Vancouver-Spokane contest the
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