BASKETBALL NEWS with Cosper, PN3
Last Monday., Tuesday and Wednesday the
Kodiak team visited the island to take
on the Adak ALL-STARS. Well, as most
of you know, we took all three. The 1st
•game began at 2000, and the Kodiak team
.jumped to a 25-24 point lead at the end
of the first half. Adak caught fire and
came back to win 64-62. High man for Adak
was Cosper with 21 points. Straeder was
high for Kodiak with 20 points.
The next evening Adak again defeated
the Kodiak team by a score of 50 to 40.
High men for the nite were, Willet with
14 points for .-dak and Siyteader .with 12
points for Kodiak.
Wednesday Adak came out on the court
to win the final game by a score of 66
to 56. High men were Cosper with 23 for
Adak and Nelson with 18 for Kodiak.After
the final game both teams went to the
Club Caribou and enjoyed a well earned
steak dinner.
We wish to thank all that helped make
Kodiak welcome and especially those who
came out'and supported the team.
Scores of games played in the Captains
Trophy League.
8 Dec A/C Maint 97 Fire House 17
11 Dec Marines 62 Clover 34
PubWks 50 Transp 48
13 Dec A/C Maint 67 Metro 35
Supply 85- Transp 60
14 Dec PubWks 72 Clover 58
21 Dec Marines 2 Supply 0
Supply failed to show
Clover 63 Transp 62
League Standings Won Lost
Marines 14 1.
A/C Maint 13 1
Supply 11 4
Meterology 8 6
Public Works 8 8
Clover 5 10
Transp 5 10
Fire House 3 11
ADAK GOLD TAKES FIRST PLACE IN NOVEMBER
PISTOL & .22 CALIBER RIFLE MATCHES
The November results of the Admiral*s
Postal Matches.gave Adak 1st place in
the .45 Caliber pistol with a.score of
898. The Adak BLUE team took 3rd in this
event. Adak also won the .22 caliber
r^ plo match witl} a total score of 1355r
(Continued next column)
PISTOL & RIELE MATCHES continued...
. In the Individuals W.L. DORRTTY, ACC
took- 1st place with a score of 256 - in
the pistol match and 2nd in the Indiv
iduals in the .22 caliber rifle course.
M.R, BURCHARD was 4th in the Pistol
and 3rd in the Rifle- Individuals.
Congratulations to the Adak Teams
who gave such a fine showing in Novembers
Admiral*s Postal Match.
LICENSE SUSPENSIONS
Case No. 71 Speeding awarded 60 days sue.
-.REENLISTED
Guiseppe (n) Melia,- CS2, USN, son of
Mr. & Mrs. Guiseepe Melia of Cleveland
Ohio reenlisted oh 22 December 1962 for
six full years.
Melia is attached to the Navy Exchange
and currently is assigned to the Williwaw
Lounge where he oversees'its operations.
Congratulations &.Best Of Luck on
your new cruise, Melia, CS2.
ADAK, ALASKA—District Director, Mr.B.R.
Oates, of the Immigration & Naturalizatm>
ion service estimated today that 3300
aliens will rSport their addresses in
Alaska during January under the Federal
Alien Address Report Program.
The Immigration official said that
3000 aliens reported their addresses dur
ing January 1961.
Mr. Oates said that all'" non-citizens
except those in diplomatic status, for
eign representatives of certain intern
ational organizations and-those admitt
ed temporarily as agricultural laborers
are required to file the address•report.
He added that any alien who willfully
violates the address report requirement
may be fined up to $200, imprisoned for
30 days, and deported.
In addition,, .aliens who are not in
the United States during January must
report their addresses to the Service
within 10 days after their return.
Address report cards will be avail
able at the Immigration & Naturalizat
ion Service offices and local U.S. Post
Offices beginning January 1, 1962.
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