Sports Feature
TORFTB s’riLL LEAD ‘ „
KfLASSIC BOWLERS
Tony's Place has cinched first
place in the Kodiak Klassic Lea
gue playoffs. They now have a
score of 30 wins and 18 losses.
Ships Tavern follows closely, but
not close enough with 23 wins and
20 losses. The rest of the team’s
standings are as follows: CSC,
22% wins and 23% losses; Mecca,
22% wins, 25% losses. Fifth and
place teams are D & A with 24
and 24, and Club Casino with 18
wins and 30 losses.
Top S’X scorers are as follows:
Ed Pecore with 180- Burklund,
180; Slater, 178; Pollack, 178; Gur
ley, 177 and Neiboldt, 176.
176.
Seasons high scratch standings
remain the same, with Ships Tav
ern in the lead. They copped the
scries with 2662 and the single
high scratch with 954. Pecore is
individual high scorer for the
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2 TEAM LEAD IN
SOFTBALL PLAYOFFS
A double operation was perform
ed on the Medics and NavCrnnSta,
who led the Softball League last
week, and up to then were unde
feated. The two teams, however,
were lops in the playoffs, each
with nine wins and one loss for
the season.
The All-Star team is in the pro
cess of being selected, for the Dis
trict championship playoffs be
tween a team from the Kodiak Na
val Station and Adak. Play will
commence Monday on diamond 3
at 5:30 p. m., with the Naval Sta
tion team being host to the Adak
All-Stars. Games will be played
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
nights. Winners will go to the
States for the All-Service playoffs.
Both Adak and Kodiak will go
to Elmendorf to participate in a
softball tournament there.
FISHING DERBY
BRINGS ENTRIES
The Fishing Derby now being
run off on the Naval Station, is
beginning to produce some fish
of derby calibre. Up until th's
week there were few entries that
had a chance of winning.
Earlier in the week Joe M. Vul
lo was leading the fishermen with
a 24 inch humpy. He scaled 5
pounds, 13 Vi oz. J. N. Conner
brought in a 25 inch fish weighing
6 pounds, 8% ozs. Friday morning
H. F. Mann registered a 24 inch
Humpy that weighed in at 6
pounds, 10% oz. He is now top
man in the Derby.
The Derby started July 1, but
little action was shown until this
week. Most of the fish were taken
on some sort of a daredevil.
Historical Sites
To Be Designated
Historical sites in Kodiak will be
designated by wood markers, ac
cording to Dr. Bob Johnson, who
is handling the project for the
Chamber of Commerce.
It has long been felt that much
information of a historical nature
concerning Kodiak should be so
designated for all to see. Dr. John
son stated that plywood signs are
now being made with this infor
mation on them. Jack. Johnson -s
assisting. The markers will be
erected soon.
MORT GAINES HERE
Mort Gaines was a \isitor in Ko
diak over the weekend. He is a
representative of the Schenley Dis
tillers Company. His office is in
San Francisco.
He conferred here with Zora
Wilson and Don Crawford, repre
senting K & L Distributors of An
chorage, who was in town several
days on company business. Wilson
is the local representative of the
latter company.
LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION
Wednesday, August l7final"reg
istration of children for the Bible
Camp to be held at Woody Island,
will be accepted. The registration
will commence at 1 p. m. and1 con
tinue to 3 p. m.
The Bible Camp will be held for
Juniors from August 6 to 11 and
the Senior group from August 15
to August 25, as announced in last
weeks Mirror.
FILM SHOWING POSTPONED
The religious film, “The Great
Light,” which was scheduled for
showing at the Kodiak Christian
Center, July 28, will be shown
August 4 instead.
The film was to arrive this week.
MRS. TEETERS flERE | fifij v
Mrs. Helen Teeters,'ihofhgg-of
Mrs. Donna Richardson,'' driver
Sunday, and is visiting with nor
daughter.
Mrs. Teeters will remain in Ko
diak for about three weeks. Mrs.
Richardson will return with her
to Seattle at that time. She ex
pects to be gone for about two
months.
Cancer can strike at any age.
It can effect children as well as
adults.
PROM StMTil
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August *
Calling At
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Kodiak
Deadline Aug- B
Clarence King, Agent
Phone 4521
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