Sports Feature
2 Nights Play
In Classic Go
There are only two more nights
of play in the Kodiak Classic Bowl
ing League’s tornament. Tonys
still maintains the lead they es
tablished earlier in the season.
Their score is now 33 wins against
19 losses.
Other teams in the series and
their standings are as follows:
Ships TaVern, 30 and 22; D and A,
26 and 26; CSC, 23% and 28%;
Mecca Lounge, 23% and 28% and
Club Unique. 21 and 31.
Pecore is on top of the big six
heap this week with 180. The
others follow with Burkland, 179;
Slater, 177; Pollack, 177; Gurley
177 and Nyeholt, 176.
There is no change in Season’s
High Scratch standings from last
week. Club Casino tops the weekly
scratch team series with 2623 pins.
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Single honors in the weekly high
scratch was won by Club
Frank Sheff took the individual
series with 571. Dockter. a new
bowler to appear in the standings,
was single high scorer with 214.
The beautiful trophy, which goes
to the winning team's sponsor, will
be on display in town, according
to Joe Vullo, of Special Services.
ADAK IS WINNER
Adak emerged as winner in t).
playoffs held last week for the
17th Naval District Softball cham
pionships. Two teams were entered
from the Aleutian Chain Base, and
competed with Kodiak. The other
was a CB sponsored team.
Standings remain the same in
the Salmon Derby being conducted
on the Naval Station. Interest,
however, is mounting, and some
good catches reported, according
to Joe Vullo of Special Services.
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iWIM CLASSES AGAIN
Chief Vickery reports swim
classes will be held again next
week providing there is coopera
tion from the weather. Classes w 11
be conducted Monday thfongh Fri
day, he stated.
Dr. Paul Jaeger left for Phoenix,
Arizona to bring his family to Ko
diak. They expect to arrive here
today or tomorrow.
freight Rates*
Sisbfect Ot Report
Freight rates within Alaska on
goods moving to and from the
United States should be subjected
to Federal regulation, according to
the Senate Commerce Committee.
The Committee, headed by Sn.
Warren Magnuson, has been study
ing the problem of freight rates as
they effect the territory, and con
ducted hearings in October, 1955,
at Anchorage, Juneau, Seattle and
San Francisco.
In the same report, the commit
tee slapped at Government com
petition with privately owned ship
ping lines and terminal facilities
on the West Coast. Chairman Mag
nuson said Federal regulation is
needed to end “ruinous competi
tion” between trucks and the Al
aska Railroad. “Transportation of
fered by public carriers should be
subject to some measure of compe
tition, but not uncontrolled compe
tition as at present in Alaska,” the
Committee said.
The report criticized the Defense
Department for allegedly taking
business away from commercial
shipping lines, private terminals
and repair shops. The committee
said it was “in entire accord” with
the views expressed by. private
companies that the government
made “Unwarranted use” of mili
tary terminal facilities, ahd of vesr
sels operated by the Military Rea
Transportation Service.
KCC INVITES GARDENERS
An invitation is extended to thr
people of Kodiak and the Kodak
Garden Club members to attend
the meeting of the Kodiak Conser
vation Club, next Monday, August
6. The meeting will be held in t.-ie
Club’s building on the Naval Sta
tion.
The guest speaker will talk cri
(he subject of “Gardening.” Color
slides of wild flowers will be
shown by Mr. Cushman. Marie
Cardinal, Entertainment Chairman
stated that refreshments will be
served.
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