Sports Feature
Champion Bowlers
Crowned At Dinner
The Kodiak Mixed Foursora*
Bowling League culminated its
eleven weeks of summer activity
by crowning an over-all Mixec
Foursome Champion at a banque
held last Saturday night at tht
Civil Service Club on the Nava
Station.
In a five-game roll-off the Fly
mg “A’s”, champions of the Mon
day Night League, were pitted
against the Budowalos, champions
of the Tuesday Night League. The
games were very evenly matched
with the Budowalos taking over
the lead by a 70-pin margin at
the end of the first game. Going
into the final game with a 50
point lead, the Budowalos kept
their lead and took the champion
ship by edging out the Flying
"A’s” by a slim margin of 34 pins.
Total pin-fall for the winning
team was 3520, while the losers
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had a 3486 total.
High individual scratch score
and series were rolled by Bud
Facey, who bowled a 204 game
and 902 series for his winning
team, while Archie Ahlstrom was
high for his team with a 392
game and an 863 series.
Members of the winning Bud
owalos team had the following
averages; team captain Wally Es
linger, 168; Bud Facey, 172; Lois
Eslinger, 135 and Dottie Facey,
116.
Trophies were presented to the
members of the Budowalos team
and to the following individuals.
Joe Vullo, whose season average
was 180, received the men’s high
average trophy. Dell Vullo walked
off with five trophies in the wo
men's section for her scores in
the following events- -women's
high average trophy, 181; high
scratch series, 615; high handicap,
645; high game scratch, 234; and
high game handicap, 254. Making
a haul in trophies for the men’s
section of the league, Bill McAl
pine was awarded trophies for his
scores in the following events—
high series scratch, 628; high
series handicap, 706; high game
scratch, 258; and high game with
handicap, 284.
The standings in the Kodiak
Klassic League tightened up as a
result of last weeks play. Tony’s
Place still leads with 33 wins as
against 2 losses. Only one more
night remains to play.
Other standings are as follows.
Ships Tavern, 32 wins, 24 losses;
D & A, 29% wins and 26% losses;
CSC, 24 wins, 32 losses; Mecca
Lounge, 27%, 28% losses. Club
Casino trails with 23 wins and 33
losses.
Seasons high scratch remains
the same. Weekly high scratch for
the series was won by Ships Tavern
with a score of 2884. Weekly high
scratch for the singles was also
won by Ships with 895. Individual
series top man is D. Andrews with
576. Parker was single high scorer
with 218.
The top six is lead by Pecore
with 178. Slater follows with 176;
Pollack 176: Gurley, 176; Aptman,
176 and Sheff, 176.
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ating rather erratic. Halferty’s can
ned most of the week, but loads
were small. They are expected to
can Silvers later.
Many boats have thrown in the
towel and are returning. We have
n’t found out which boat was low
est, and probably never will, but
one crew member reported 2500
fish for the season. That’s mighty
low.
FOR’ SALE — “WHERE-IS’
“AS-IS” to highest bidder,
cannery tender ESKIMO,
stranded on rocks approxi
mately 4 miles south of Cape
Barnabas, Sitkalidak Island.
All bids must be in Kodiak
by August 17, 1956. Wm.
Damery, P.O. Box 91, Kodiak,
Alaska.
Mission Saves Man
With Heart Attack
Another SAR mercy flight was
flown by the Coast Guard last Fri
day by a Kodiak Naval Station
Based UF in a successful attempt
to save a life.
Nick Tarabochia, a fisherman,
was taken ill, with a heart attack,
at Ivanoff Bay, which lies on the
south side of the Alaskan Penin
sula about 265 air miles from here.
It was reported by radio that he
needed immediate medical atten
tion. The Coast Guard plane left
here piloted by Lieutenant R. L.
Huxtable at 3:18 a. m. Dr. W. J.
Henry, from the Naval Station Hos
pital, was the attending physician.
The mercy flight returned at
8:30 a. m. carrying Tarabochia as
a stretcher case. He was then re
moved from the plane and taken
to Griffin Memorial Hospital in
Kodiak.
According to officials at the
hospital, he was released Sunday.
Tarabochia is the owner of the
fishing boat, Nancy Rose.
Dance and be entertained at the
Big Dance in aid of the Cancer
Fund Drive. Elks Hall on August
18. Roy Bruner and his orchestra
will furnish the music.
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