All-Stars Game
In Gym Tonight
What promises to be a fast and
exciting game will be played to
night in the high school gym when
the Kodiak Naval Station All Stars
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will be matched against the Adak
Naval Station All-Stars, in a bene
fit game, sponsored by the Kodiak
Bears. The game begins at 8 p.m.
Players of both teams have had
both college and service basketball
experience. They were the compet
ing teams in the 17th Naval Dis
trict Championship playoff just
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An admission charge of $1.00 for
adults and 50 cents for servicemen
and students will be made for this
game. Proceeds go to the high
school teams fund and will be used
for team’s expenses of travel to
the Western Basketball tourna
ment at Anchorage.
Kraft-D & A Tie Up
League Tourney
basketball season ended with
Krafts and D & A emerging with
identical records, 5 wins and 1
loss. Playoff game is slated for
Monday night, February 24 at 8
p.m., at the high school gym.
The league standing will be
further tangled up in the event
Kraft is the winner. The two teams
will then be tied for the champion
ship, D & A having won the first
half. This will necessitate a second
playoff game.
City Hoop Finals
In three games played Friday,
February 14, the Kodiak high
school freshmen defeated the Base
8th graders by a score of 26-25. In
the second game D & A led by
Wayne Petersons 23 points won
over the Kodiak Bears by a score
of 39-30. In this game the Bears
led 20-18 at half-time.
The third game of the night
featured the tall and polished
Navy All-Stars meeting and de
feating the town All-Stars. Score
81-54.
Tuesday nights play results
showed Mr. Saxton’s room defeat
ing Miss Dandeneau’s pupils by a
score of 22-18.
In the second and last game of
the season the high school JVs de
feated the Fleet Weather Cen
tral’s second team by a score of
54-23. In the final home game of
the season, the Bears defeated the
Fleet Weather hoopsters by a
score of 3830.
Kodiak Is Winner
The Kodiak Naval Station bas
ketball team were winners over
Adak Thursday night and thereby
established themselves as the 17th
Naval District champions.
High scoring marked the gam?,
which resulted in a score of 106
71. Kodiak was winner in Wednes
day nights game, by a score of 84
64, thus taking the 2 out of 3
series.
The team will now go to San
Francisco where it will compete in
the Pacific Coast Regional Tourna
ment, March 4-6. Team will leave
February 28. Last year they were
eliminated midway in the tourna
iment.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING of
The Kodiak Electric Ass’n
Will be held at the Elks Hall Monday March 3,
8:00 P.M. for.
Meeting
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
Kodiak Electric Ass’n. 1958
—Report Last Year’s Business
—Election of Nine Directors
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KODIAK ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION
Monday, March 3, 1958
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(name of some member)
to vote by proxy at the Annual Meeting of the Kodiak Electric Assoc, on
March 3, 1958, Kodiak Elks Hall, Kodiak, Alaska.
(Signature)
Instructions — The above is for the convenience of those members wishing to vote
by proxy. The proxy must be handed (not mailed) to "the Secretary on or before the
dale of the Annual Meeting. Only members are entitled to vote.
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