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SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE
MS TATALINA .
January 7
Calling At
Womens Bay, Kodiak
ALASKA
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In Leagae Play
The Kodiak High School Bears
came from behind in the third
quarter to gain the first league
win of the season. Timely baskets
by Heft, Olsen and Damery in the
second half Tuesday brought the
never-say-die Bears a hard fought
win over the taller and more ex
perienced PNA Flyers. Half time
score: PNA 27, Bears 23; final:
Bears 53, PNA 50.
Danny Olsen*led the Bears with
13 points followed by Souter
with 11 and Damery with 9. Reft
hit for 8. Leading the PNA Fly
ers was Jerling with 155 and Nor
ton with 14.
Hie Tuesday night preliminary
found the hustling High School
JVs fade in the second half and
lose by a score of 54 to 38. The
JVs jumped off to an early lead
and led at half time by the score
of 23-22. High for the JVs was
Starbird with 14 followed by Ha
kenson with 10. High for VP-22
was Knudsen with 12 points.
Monday night’s action featured
a very exciting game played be
tween PNA and Base Supply.
PNA gained an early lead and at
half time led 25-24. Final: Sup
ply 62, PNA 50. High for PNA
was Jerling with 22. Williams led
Supply with 22.
The second game of the evening
was played between the hustling
boys from Krafts and a taller and
more experienced Naval Station
group . The Naval Station team
pressed hard the first half and
led by a score of 25-20, but in
the second half the height and ex
perience paid off and the Naval
Station team composed of seven
members of the Base All-Star
team won easily 62-43. High for
Krafts was Bill Frost with 18. High
for the Naval All-Stars was Sims
with 26.
Tuesday night’s action will see
both high school team swing into
action for the last time this year
until they meet the Anchorage
Eagles in a twin bill Dec. 29 and
30. The JVs will play V.P-22,. at
7:00 and the Bears will meet the
strong Marine team at 8:15.
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Thursday Nigh4
The game niaved Thursday night
saw the Base Supply team over
come a hard fighting D & A. team
by a score of 62-53.
D&A played one of its better
games with only five players.
Smith of D&A was high for the
night with 20 points, followed by
Trueheart of Supply with 16.
The second game of the even
ing, proved, as expected, a thrill
er. Krafts jumped to an early
lead until the closing minutes o1
the game when Norton wap foul
ed. PNA sank both free throws,
tieing the score at 44-44.
The five minute overtime savr
both teams exchange baskets and
then proceed to freeze the ball
for the remaining two minutes
Final score, PNA 50, Krafts 46.
High for the game was Nortoi
of PNA with 18, followed by Skin
ner, also of PNA, with 15. Higfe
for Krafts was Bill Frost with 1J
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