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Its even money and take your
in the fifty-sixth Army-Navy
{.ball game to be flayed today,
jjpiore 103 000 onlookers in the
«V Municipal Stadium in Phila
ohia, says the Sporting News.
' ’he Dopesters doubtless will
make the Midshipmen slight fa
vorites, but the history of the
series stresses the futility of set
ting up a choice in this rugged un
predictable classic which goes all
the way back to 1890.
Army has had a tough season.
It has been beaten three times—by
Michigan, 26 to 2; Syracuse, 13 to
0, and Yale, 14 to 12. The Wolver
ines figured to avenge their five
consecutive defeats by the Cadets.
But the setbacks by Syracuse and
Yale were stunning surprises.
Navy has been beaten only once,
by Notre Dame, 21 to 7, and has
been tied by Duke, 7 to 7. Duke’s
41 to 7 trouncing of South Carolina
has strengthened the belief at
West Point that the Midshipmen
can be taken by thrice-beaten
Army.
The Sporting News points out
that’' comparative scores lead no
where on the gridiron. However,
even if they could prove anything,
they would furnish no information
whatsoever in this Army-Navy situ
ation.
Things have been especially
rough for Red Blaik and his Army
team these past five years, which
have produced four Annapolis vic
tories. After having walloped the
Sailors, 38 to 0, in their unbeaten
season of 1949, the shavetails to-be,
dropped three straight to the fu
ture admirals 14 to 2, 42 to 7 and
7 toO.
In 1953, the Cadets finally halt*
ed their service foes, 20 to 7. But
in 1954, Navy got right back on
the beam, 27 to 20, in a brawl that
lived up to the most strident tra
ditions of this classic in aggressive
ness and determination.
Nq.vy still is running some dis
tance behind in the annual fixture.
It has won 23 games and tied four,
while Army has taken 28.
Eddie Erdelatz is the Navy
coach. He has produced a remark
able machine with at least one po
tential All-American in Quarter
back George Welsh.
Army’s scheduled match for
Welsh today is the' versatile Don
Holleder, who last year was an
All-American end and this season
has been playing at quarter.
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Korea veterans have brought an
unusual degree 6f maturity and
stability to their Korean GI Bill
training, according to a Veterans
Administration study just released.
The study disclosed'UiSt thd‘ av
erage Korea veteran was nearly 25
years old when he started his GI
training — mature enough, VA
pointed out, to want to get the
most out of his studies.
Sixty percent were between 20
and 24 yars old. Another 32 per
cent were between 25 and 30.
Nearly all the rest were over 30;
a few were under*20.
The study showed that nearly
half of all Korean GI Bill trainees
are supporting families. The ma
jority have children.
Married veterans seemed to con
centrate in schools below the col
lege level and in on-the-job and on
the-farm courses: On the other
hand, single veterans were attract
ed mainly to colleges and univer
sities, where 60 percent were
single and 40 percent married.
NOTICE
Game night at the V.F.W. is now
Friday night:
elks memorial service
The annual memorial service
will be held at the Elks Sunday,
December 4. The program will in
clude speeches and appropriate
musk.
The service js held annually to
commemorate the memory of Elks
who- have' died. The^pg*a$«is
open to the public as well as Elks
and their families.
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The Girl Scout
raittee would like toexpresstbe^
gratitude to all the many
of Kodiak for their generous
tributions to help our Girl Stouts.
Our sincere thankfc for the Woti
derf ul cooperation.
•r:v^?r^ive'! excfeeded^i ottf ex
pectations with a total of nearly
$1000.00.
Girl Scout Community Com.
NOTICE
Pursuant to Section No. 8 of Ordinance No. 174 the follow
ing have made application for City and Territorial intoxicating
liquor licenses:
Town Club
Blinn & Nelson
Blinn & Nelson
Blinn & Nelson
Tony’s Liquor Store
Tony’s Place
Club Unique
Breaker’s Bar
Ace Liquor Store
Club Casino
Mecca Bar
Mecca Liquor Store,
Log Cabin Liquor Store
Belmont Bar
V. F. W.
B. P/ O. E.
Ship’s Tavern
Dad’s Liquor Store
Public hearing will be held at City Hall, Monday, November
28, 1955, at 7:30 P. M. Any resident of the City of Kodiak may ap
pear and protest the issuance of a license to any of the.;ahove
named. *
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