Association
Local Keglors
May Join ,
State Association
A State Bowling Association is
'planned for the future, according
to BUI Lofflin, president of the
Anchorage Bowling Association.
The Anchorage association has
received an application from the
American Bowling Congress to
form a State Bowling Association,
to be composed of all the current
ly chartered bowling associations
in the new state, namely Fair
banks, Gastineau Channel in Jun
eau, Ketchikan, Kodiak Naval
Base, Matanuska Valley (Palmer),
Petersburg, Seward, Sitka and
Anchorage.
The formation of a state associ
ation would mean an annual state
tournament, with state champions
to be declared in all bowling
events, and it is planned to send
the All Events champion, who is
automatically seeded, to the An
nual Masters Tournament in the
States. *
The WIBC is also planning to
form a state association, and it is
possible the two tournaments
would be held on the same dates,
and in the same towns. *
Season Tickets
Go on Sale Soon
Seasonal tickets will go on sale
soon for the basketball games to
be played in the gymnasium of
the Kodiak high school. Price of
the season ticket has been set at
$5.00.
The one price will include all
games played by the local teams,
and represent a big saving over
individual game admissions. They
do not include special games with
out-of-town teams.
Further information may be ob
tained by contacting the high
school basketball coach, Joe
Floyd.
Yanks Win Series
In Stormy Finish
MTTWATTKEE UP)— Bob Turley
led the revived New York Yankees
to the greatest baseball comeback
in 33 years Thursday, as they
stormed back from a 3-1 deficit to
dethrone the Milwaukee Braves
in the seventh game of the wo’-’
series.
Turley, working his thi>d
straight game, dazzled the Braves
with a two-hit relief job over 6%
innings while the Yanks clubbed
I/ow Burdette for a 6-2 victory.
The Yanks got two unearned
runs in the second inning, but
the Braves scored first off shaky
Don Larsen and tied the score on
Del Crandell’s homer off Turley
in the sixth.
Two men were out when *
Yankee uprising started wit;
Yogi Berra’s long double in the
eighth. Singles by Elston Howard
and Andy Carey and a homer by
Bill Skowron gave the Yanks four
runs to break the tie and win.
Midwest Realtor
^eeks Land Here
Flovd D. Johnson, real estate
broker from Marshfield, Wiscon
sin, was a visitor in Kodiak for
three days earlier this week. He
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
George Cornelius.
Johnson was seeking the pur
chase of land here, and drove out
to various ranches in the area, in
cluding Joe Beaty’s and Nixon’s
Dairy.
According to Cornelius, he
seemed favorably impressed with
Kodiak and the scenery here. He
returned to the mainland Wednes
day.
ELV1N FOSTER SEEKS
REALTY SALESMAN STATUS
Eivin E. Foster is in Anchorage
for the real estate salesman’s ex
amination. He will join the branch
office of the Culver Realty Com
pany located here, according to
George Cornelius.
Chevrolet
Task-Force 59
arrives!
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of Stepside and Fleetside pickups.
Plus spacious Step-Vans, 4-wheel
drive models, medium-duty jobs
specially designed for trailer ap
plication, and a whole lineup of
heavy-duty haulers, including
tougher-than-ever tandems!
A new high-performance
Thriftmaster 6 — featured in all
Series 30 and 40 models-delivers
up to 10% greater gas economy.
There are bigger brakes in all
Series 31 and 32 light-duty mod
els. New Positraction rear axle in
the same Series as an extra-trac
tion, extra-cost option! Greater
durability has been built into all
Chevrolet cabs.
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DONNELLEY & ACHESON
KODIAK, ALASKA
ALOW THE WATERFRONT
(Continued from Page 1)
Chuck Connelley states Rot
Lindslev will be in Kodiak ne*t
week on routine matters of FWS
_ The halibut season closes
October 16 in the 3B area, which
embraces the Alaska Peninsula
and westward.
£
Figures released for the pack in
the Kodiak area show 368,226
cases packed. This is not a true
picture of fish caught here, for
46,068 cases were fish from other
areas. On the other hand, several
thousand fish from here *were
canned elsewhere. Confusing, says
Chuck. Also disconcerting t®
Chuck is the replacing of a casS
on his injured foot„ slowing hit*
up considerably.
SAILINGS FROM SEATTU
MS TAT ALIN A
OCTOBER 15
Calling At
WOMENS BAY, KODIAK.
Lou Veerman
Agent
Phone 4521
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
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The Champagne of Bottle Beer
BREWED ONLY IN MILWAUKEE BY
THE MILLER BREWING COMPANY
Aleutian
Distributors
Phone 2244