Pennant Race
Draws To Close
The American League pennant
race is over. The New York
Yankees wrapped up their seventh
pennant in eight seasons. The end
came in the 11th inning of their
game with the Chicago White Sox.
Mickey Mantle knocked out his
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50th home run, thus downing the
White Sox 3-2. American League
standings at the end of play is a:
follows:
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Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
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The two top teams in the Nation
al League are coming in on a
photo-finish in the pennant race.
The Milwaukee Braves, consider
ed at one time sure winners were
nosed out by Brooklyn. The latter
has barely maintained the lead.
Announce Nights
For Use Of Gym
Segregating of the adults and
children in the use of the gym
evenings has been made necessary,
dde to the large turnout, according
to Joe Floyd, High School Coach
in charge of the program.
Monday night has been desig
nated as adult night. This will in
clude all age groups from High
School and older. Tuesday night
elementary age groups will have
the use of the gym. “These are
tentative,” Floyd staled.
He also stated the gym may be
reserved for oiie hour on other
nights than above, by any' group
that so desire. All that is necessary
is to contact the office of the Sup
erintendent for verification. ‘
There is a possibility that a win
ter basketball tournament may be
arranged to be played in Kodiak.
It is planned to invite other teams
from the mainland, including
Southeastern. Planning for this is
in the; preliminary stage at pres
ent.
ANNUAL DINNER GIVEN
BY KODIAK AIRWAYS
Kodiak Airways personnel were
guests of Robert and Helen Hall,
owners of the airline, at a com
pany dinner held at ithe Mont
martre last evening. Other guests
at the dinner, which is an annual
affair, were wives and husbands of
the staff.
Kodiak Shrine
Ceremonial
Shrine officials are expected at
Kodiak Monday, September 24, and
will conduct a Shrine ceremonial
program here. They will arrive on
the afternoon plane.
A crab dinner is planned for 6
p. m. At 7:30 p. m. the party will
visit the Kodiak Masonic Lodge
meeting.
Tuesday at 9 a. m., balloting and
the first section will be carried
out. At 12 noon a luncheon will be
served, followed at 2 p. m with a
second section. At 7 p. m., there
will be a social hour for the
Nobles and their ladies. At 3 p. m.
a dinner and dance will follow.
This is semi formal.
All social activities will be in
the Bamboo Room of the Civil Ser
vice Club, which is located on the
Naval Station.
Singer-Speaker
To Hold Services
Dr. George S. Schuler of Orlan
do, Florida, will conduct a series
of services at the Kodiak Christ
ian Center, from September 29
through October 5, Rev. Schom
ming, pastor of the Center, an
nounced this week.
Dr. Schuler is an accomplished
organist and pianist, music con
ductor and singer. He is known as
the preaching musician. For a
number of years he was a member
of the faculty of Moody Bible In
stitute at Chicago. He has com
posed several songs. Among them
are “Jesus, Name I Love,” “By
Life or By Death,” “Make Me A
Blessing,” and “Oh, What. A ■Day,”
to mention only a few. He also has
written a devotional booklet en
titled “The Why Worry Psalm.”
At present Dr. Schuler is affili
BS
ated with the Door of hope mis
sion at Orlando. He will be sing
ing and speaking nightly at 7:30
at the Kodiak Christian Center.
Rev. Schomming invites the pub
lic to attend the services.
JERRY LA FOLLETTE
HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY
Jerry LaFollette and eight young
friends celebrated his ninth birtb
day, which fell on Sunday. Sep
tember 16, with a party Saturday.
Following lunch, served by Jerry’s
mother, Mrs. Vern Fannin, the
youngsters attended the matinee-ai
the Orpheum Theatre.
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