tr«rd Youths Airested
;Ori Liquor Charge
Rudolph Anderson and
Gerald Drake, local youths,
were arrested Monday night
on charges of drunkenness and
driving under the influence of
intoxicating liquor.
Anderson was found guilty
of being intoxicated in public
and v/as fined $35. Drake was
gulky of driving while under
the influence and received a
suspension of his driver’s
license. Both are under 21
years of age. The police are
trying to find who sold the
youths the liquor.
The Kodiak Business and
Professional Women’s Club
was host to eight senior girls
from Kodiak Naval Station
and eight girls from the Ko
diak High School senior class
Monday evening. - .
Each guest was presented.
with a corsage prior to the j
regular dinner meeting of the!
club which was held at the
Montmartre Inn. I
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Baby Show Winners
To Receive Loving Cups
Winners in Kodiak s an
nual baby show May 18 will
receive engraved loving cup
from the sponsoring organiza
tion, the VFW Auxiliary, Mrs.
Lars Panamaroff, chairman’I
has announced.
Children up to and including
three years old are eligible to
enter the show, and winners
will be named in two classes,
babies in-arms, and walking
babies.
The winners in the older
group will receive cups en
graved Kodiak King 1952 and
Kodiak Queen 1952, The 'little
winners will receive silver
baby cups.
The show will be held at 1
pm next Sunday at the USO
Club. Entry blanks are avail
able at Bert’s and Knudsen’s.
Besides the cups, winning
babies will receive U. S. Sav
ings bonds in the $25 denomi
nation, as well as gifts from
Kodiak businesses.
Ihe following presents have
been offered by local busi
nesses: Knudsen’s, doll; Mar’
Lou, $5.00 credit for the
mother; Kodiak Cleaners,
$5.00 worth of cleaning; Ko
diak Jewelry, jewelry; Rus
sell’s Men’s Store, $5.00
r lit; Curley’s Biian’s and
Springhill’s barber shops,
each iwo haircuts; City Mar
ket and Krafts, candy; Don
nelley and Acheson, baby
lingerie: Norman’s, picture;!
Bank of Kodiak, piggy bank
and $1.00; Khoades Furniture,
Tot-trainer; Bert’s Drug, j
baby gift.
Cash donations have been
received from Smith’s Tailor
Shop, Polar Bear Cafe, Ko
diak Mirror, Ialand Fountain,
the Shopper, Kodiak Transit,
Patrict Lynch Co., The
Flower Basket, Gil’s Beauty
Salon, LaLandes’ Bakery,
ATs Slap-Happy Cafe, Bel
mont Cafe and Clark’s Ga
rage.
The loving cups and other
prizes will go on displap today
in ihe window of the Bank of
Kodiak Insurance'Dept.
FROM THE PRESS BOXj
by
Lefty Craft, JOC USN
With another baseball sea
son in full swing, box scores
of the games become a fea
ture of the. sports pages. To
the rabid fan these are satis
ticsl tabulations of most
valuable data. They, pro vide
him with important informa
tion in a simplified form.
But to many readers the
box score is mostly a maze of
figures and cryptic abbrevia
tions. Some are easily de
ciphered while others, the
R. B. I.’s and the F. B. P.’s,
prove puzzling, especially to
the more casual reader.
The standard box score first
gives the line-ups of the two
teams in their batting order,
detailing for each player the
times at bat, hits, putouts
and assists, under columns
headed A. B., H., 0., and A.
I Then follows the scoring of
i each team by innings. Seme
boxes list the hits by innings.
Next are details of the work
of the pitchers, the innings
they pitched, number of bat
ters facing them, runs, al
lowed, hits yielded, earned
runs, bases on balls and strike
outs.
The last part of the box
score, the summary, has stan
dard abbreviotions as symbols
in listing plays. These are:
R. —runs. E.—errors. R. B. I.
runs batted in. 2B—two-base
hit. 3B—three base hit. H. R.
home run. S. B.—stolen base.
S. —sacrifice. D. P.- double
play. LEFT—left on bases.
B. B. —base on balls. S. 0.—
struck out. H. 0.—hits off
pitcher. E. R.—earned runs.
R. B. P.—hit by pitcher. W.
P.—wild pitch. P. B. passed
ball. U.— umpire. T.—time
(length) of game. A.—atten
I dance.
MSTS Tug Sinks
In Woman9s Bay
The MSTS tug C-7007 sank
Tuesday morning in Woman’s
Bay after the screw of the M
STS chartered Great Falls
Victory struck the tug while
docking.
The tug sank in 27 feet of
water and salvage operations
were undertaken immediately.
The screw of the Great Falls
Victory was only slightly
damaged.
MSTS officials said there
were no injuries suffered by
personnel.
The Frontier Shop was
painted this week.
New CPO Club_
Opens Today
A new CPO club on the Na
val Station will open for busi
ness today. The new club is
located in the old Fort Greely
post exchange building which
has been remodeled and re
painted.
Over two months ago the
old CPO club was destroyed
in a fire. Work was started on
the new club two months ago
under the direction of M. A.
McCarl, BMC, and by a group
of Seabees.
The club is open to all CPO
and staff NCOs of the Army
and Marine Corps.
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