Snorts Feature
Bears Victors
Over Alumni
The Kodiak Bears, coached by
Joe Floyd, edged their way to vic
tory over the High School alumni
basketball team in a hard fought
game Wednesday evening. The
final score was 51 to 48.
This was the first game of the
season for the local high school ag
gregation. The Bears plunged
ahead from the start with Bob
Frost Betting the first four points.
He shared top scoring honors with
Artie Torgramson for the entire
game with 16 points apiece. The
Bears lead the game all the way.
At hall time the score was 27-18.
Dick Skinner lead the Alumni
with 16 points garnered. Bob Nor
ton was a close second with a total
of 13 points.
The entire game was close, with
good competition throughout. Good
sportsmanship was shown by both
teams.
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Bob Frost. 16
Artie Torgramson - - - 16
Bill Damery.8
Bill Mclver.7
August Heitman.2
Harvey Anderson - - - - 2
Joe McGray, Otto Mahle, Clar
ence Selig, Roger Malutin, Grant
Hakenson and Jack Johnson.
Playing for the Alumni were:
Dick Skinner ------ 16
Bob Norton.13
Gene Sundberg.5
Richie Hartman.6
A1 Torgramson.4
Iver Malutin.2
Unofficially, four teams have des
ignated their desire to enter the
Christmas Invitational Basketball
Tournament being arranged to Le
played here. Dates for the tourna
ment are December 27, 28 and 29.
The four teams are from the
high schools in Fairbanks, Seward,
Palmer and Anchorage.
A game is scheduled for next
Tuesday between the local High
School and a team representing
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Ross Family Leaves
Major and Mrs. Ross and family
left Friday for the Stales.
Major Ross leaves to assume his
new duties as Laison Officer for
ACS, and will be stationed in
Washington, D. C.
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