MS Bears Flight
Fays Off in Wins
The Kodiak Bears made its
journey to Seward pay off as it
whipped the Seahawks 5443 a
week ago Friday night before 200
fans. The Bears won the second
game also, thereby taking the two
game series.
Though a close contest most of
the way, the Bears came alive dur
ing the third quarter when sharp
handling by Bill Damery and good
shooting by Olson sparked Kodiak
to a victorious fourth quarter.
Half-time score was 20-20. High
scorer was Olson of the Bears with
'8 points.
The game Saturday evening
when the Bears and Seahawks
again tangled, proved a real
thriller, with Kodiak taking a see
saw game from the Sew'ard high
team, 31-28.
The final four points of the
game were made by Damery who
dropped in a field goal and two
free throws for the victory. Seward
Coach Autril Suydan described the
game as the most exciting held in
Seward in the two years he has
coached basketball there. Coach
Joe Floyd pronounced it a real
thriller.
Seward will play here for a re
turn series, January 23-24. Homer
will play the JV’s here a week
later.
Two games are slated for Mon
day, Dec. 8 at the high school gym,
although the Bears are not involv
ed in either of them. At 7 p.m.,
D and A will meet Fleet Reserve
and at 8:15, N.G. will meet Krafts.
The following night, the Bears
will battle N.G. Two games, be
tween the Base 8th Graders and
2nd team JV’s; and the JV’s vs.
Supply will be played prior to the
main event.
Sunrise-Sunset
Nov. 29... 8:25 3:31
Nov. 30 . 8:27 3:30
Dec. 1 . 8:29 3:28
Dec. 2 . 8:31 3:27
Dec. 3 . 8:33 3:26
Dec. 4 . 8:34 3:26
Dec. 5 . 8:36 3:25
Dec. 6 . 8:38 3:24
Last year’s rainfall for Decem
ber, according to the climatology
summary as supplied by Fleet
Weather Central, showed there
were an average number of 15.2
days with precipitation of .01 inch
or more. Maximum temperature
of 32 degrees and below was re
corded for 11.2 days. Average
daily maximum was 34.3 degrees
and average daily minimum was
25.8 degrees.
Kodiak is. Voters
Sweep in Demos
E. L. (Bob) Bartlett proved
himself Alaska’s best vote getter,
a fact that cannot be denied fol
lowing his sweeping victory
across the state. His high vote of
942 here on the island attested to
his popularity locally as well as
statewide.
In the Kodiak precinct, Bart
lett’s 536 votes was way and above
his trailing opponent. The Repub
lican contender, R. E. Robertson,
came out of it with 116 votes for
the island, and Keith Capper 6.
William Egan, Democratic can
didate for governor of Alaska,
also rolled up a big vote in the
13th district. His 701 votes was
approximately double that of the
Republican candidate John But
rovich, who garnered 358 votes.
Mike Dollinter, Independent can
didate, trailed far behind with 8
votes.
The Gruening-Stepovich con
test, which almost everyone con
ceded would be close, some giving
G'ruening the edge and others
Stepovich, proved less of a close
race here than elsewhere in Alas
ka. Ernest Gruening polled a com
fortable margin in the Island vot
ing, with 685 votes cast for him.
Mike Stepovich wound up with a
tally of 397.
Ralph Rivers, Democratic can
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resentatives, walked away from
his Republican opponent, Henry
Benson, in the voting here. He
polled 712 as against Benson’s
349.
The lady Democrat, Irene Ryan,
proved popular with local voters,
with an impressive 734. I. M. C.
Anderson, Republican vieing for a
state senate seat, trailed with 283.
Ralph Moody, popular Demo
crat candidate for the four-year
term as state senator, proved a
favorite here. The territorial sen
ator, who is also chairman of the
Legislative Council, gathered 691
votes, to his opposition, Keith
Lesh, who received 280. Samuel
Lightwood, Alaska Party candi
date, polled 31.
In all tabulations all precincts
have been heard from except
Afognak.
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