Sports Feature
Klassic League
Race Tightens
Tony’s Place continues to le.nl
the bowling teams in the Kodiak
Klassic League but several teams
are breathing down their neck in
the home stretch of this popular
competition. They still lead, how
ever, with 26 wins and 1<J losses.
Ships Tavern has been forging
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ahead of late, and are in second
place with 24 wins and 20 losses.
Other teams and their standings
are as follows: Civil Service Club,
22% wins, 21% losses; Mecca,
21% wins, 22% losses; D & A, 21
wins, 23 losses; Casino 18 wins and
26 losses.
Berkland tops the big six, com
prised of the high game scorers,
with 188 pins knocked down.
Three bowlers follow with 179
each. They are Slater, Nieholdt
and Pecore. Three others have
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tie scores with 178. They are Pol
lack, Gurley and Sheff.
The seasons high scratch stand
ings,remain the same. Ships Tav
ern rolled up 2645 for the winner
of the weekly high scratch for the
series. Singles honors in the week
ly high scratch went to Club Ca
sino. The score, 921.
Jim Zeiba, a late starter, has
been forging ahead of late, and
is now individual high man in the
series. His score is 598. Single
high scorere is Cramer with 234.
The league is in its final weeks
of play with four more evenings
of competition.
TWO UNDEFEATED TEAMS
LEAD SOFTBALL LEAGUE
Good competition is looming in
the Softball playdowns at the Na
val Station. Two teams remain un
defeated. NavComSta still remains
on top with 9 wins and no tosses.
The Medical Department is run
ning a close second with 8 wins
and no losses. The other teams in
the circuit are BOQ with 6 wins,
1 loss; Supply with 6 wins, 2
losses; FasRon with 5 wins, 2 loss
es; Coast Guard, 3 wins, 2 losses;
Air Department, 5 wins 5 losses;.
Ships Department, 2 wins 6 losses;
Fire House, 2 wins, 7 losses, ARD
1 win, 6 losses and ACS winning 1
and losing 7.
These are the standings up to
Thursday night’s play.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
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boat as headquarters. Besides Leo
and Ray, the crew consists of Al
len Sears, son of Ray, Bill Poland
and John Chase.
NOTICE
Lowe's Cafe is now open from
6:00 a. m. to 9:30 p. m. 21-2n
Tug To Attempt
Northwest Passage
Last Saturday the sea-going tug
Kevin Moran left Womens Ba>
with the Kodiak Salvor and a
huge 4000-ton steel cargo barge in
tow for the Arctic Ocean and
Sheppard Bay in Canada’s far
north. The trip will mark the first
commercial attempt to break
through the "Northwest Passage.”
H. A. King, skipper of the Kevin
Moran, which towed the barge via
the Panama Canal from New York,
indicated in an interview here that
the attempt would be made to get
from Point Barrow into the Can
adian Sea sometime in August de
pending on ice conditions.
The Kodiak Salvor is a salvage
barge known locally for work done
in the area and has been under
going repairs at the Naval Station
prior to being picked up by the
Moran. The barge is carrying fuel
oif for replenishment of bases in
the Arctic area.
The Kevin Moran plans a mid
October return to Kodiak, provid
ing everything goes well. The tug
barge combination was contracted
by Alaska Freight Lines of Seattle.
NOTICE TO CITIZENS OF
KODIAK
Ordinance No. 44, Section 3 stip
ulates as follows:
"No person shall construct,
raise, lower, alter, or repair
any building or structure with
in the City of Kodiak without
first obtaining a permit there
fore commencing such work.”
You are hereby advised that all
sections of the Building Ordinance
will be STRICTLY ENFORCED
For more detailed information or
building regulations contact Citj
Hall.
(s) Nick Frost
City Clerk 21-2n
USS Mississippi
To Be Dismantled
Norfolk, Virginia, (AP)—-The
USS Mississippi, the Navy’s oldest
ship on active duty, is on her final
cruise to Portsmouth, Virginia,
where she will be inactivated July
31, and stripped.
The Mississippi was commission
ed in 1917, and took part in the
Aleutian campaign in the second
World War. The ship has been an
experimental gunnery since 1947.
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