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The Anchorage high school
Eagles invaded the Kodiak Bears
den Tuesday and Wednesday oi
this week, and despite the snarling
and clawing of the Bears, were
able to walk off the gyro floor
with a complete round of wins.
The first game was won with
the final score 58-31. The lop
sided score is not indicative of the
high volatility of the game, which
kept the fans in a continual state
erf excitement. The Eagles were
just too tall and experienced for
the hustling Bears. High point
man for Anchorage was Davidson
with 16 points, followed hy Keenan
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with 14. teadihg the Bears with
15 points was Bill Bamery. ■ j,;
In the preliminary game, the
Anchorage second string defeated
the Kodiak Bear's second five and
JVs by a score of 47 * 24.
In the Wednesday nights game
between these same teams, the
hustling and determined Bears
came out of their den like the
famous Kodiak female Bruin de
fending her cubs, and jumped off
to a 17-10 lead in the first
quarter. At half time the Bears
continued their ferocious attack,
and ended the half with a slight
increase in scoring margin, with
26 points to their opponents 13.
This lead was tapered down by
the Eagles in the third quarter,
but the Bears still remained out
front with the score 31-26. Mid
way in the fourth quarter, the
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iagles flapped their wtoga aore
irudsiantly, and brought the store
to a tie. From there on they soared
to new heights, winning the ball
game by a score of 38 * 34.
Keenan was again top scorer for
the Anchorage quintet, with 10
points, while Kodiak’s BUI Damery
lead his team with 9 points.
The latter game proved exciting
throughout, and Coach Floyd stat
ed the fans were solidly behind
the Bears, rooting for an upset
win, which the Bears almost ac
complished.
The Eagles “B” team won over
the Kodiak second string 37 -19.
“Orphans” Topple
Fas! Guard Team
Monday night two very fast and
exciting games were played at the
high school gym. In the first, the
strong National Guard team was
tipset by the town “Orphans” by
a score of 33 - 27!
Angerman and Nicollet each col
lected 7 points. The “Orphans”
jumped off tp an early lead and
were never beaded tliroughout the
fast game. High point man for the
Guards was Hartman with ten
baskets.
The 8 p.m. game between Krafts
and the ACS team, the latter spon
sored by D. and A., proved to be
a very fast and exciting game with
the lead changing several times in
the first quarter. At half time
Krafts lead by the narrow margin
of 20 -19.
In the second half, the speedy
ACS team really poured it on,
with the final score ACS 59,
Krafts 29. Conditioning told the
story as Krafts could not keep up
the fast pace set by ACS. High
point man for ACS was Peterson
with 15 points. Leading Krafts
Five with 8 each was Norton and
Jerling.
No games will be played on
Monday night, December 2, accord
ing to Coach Floyd, but two games
will be played on Tuesday night.
The National Guard will meet the
HS Independents, at 7 p.m. and in
the 8:30 game the high school
Bears play the town “Orphans”.
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St. Mary’s Church
Rev. Raymond L. Talbott, S. J.
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MASSES:
Sunday Hospital Chapel
Church
Holydays Hospital Chapel
Church
Daily Hospital Church
ROSARY AND BENEDICTION:
Sunday and Friday
HOLY HOUR:
Saturday , Hospital Chapel
CONFESSIONS:
Saturday Church
Also daily before Masses
BAPTISMS:
Sunday
SUNDAY SCHOOL:
3k30 and:
7:15 and
1:00 to
7:00 to
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6:30. AM
10:30 AM,
6:30, AM .
8:00 AM
6:30 AM *|
7:30 AM
2:00 PM
8;00 PM
2:00 PM
10:00 AM
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late bulletin
The program to be presented
before the Historical Society
Wednesday has just been announc
ed. Following the meeting the
members will adjourn to the
Russian Chur<&, where Rev.
Sturmer will speak to the group.
Griffin Memorial
Hospital Notes
BIRTHS
Thomas Eugene, Jr., weighing
3 lbs. 15 ozs., was born on Novem
ber 21 to Gertrude and Thomas
Ward.
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