( hampinn bowler. Bill Bunetta, of Chicago will be in Kenai on
January 18 and 19. He will give instructions and bowl the Kenai
Peninsula champions at the Kenai Bowl. He is scheduled to bowl
the top scoring Junior League bowler on Saturday at 2:00 p.m.
and Sunday will team with the Kenai Peninsula’s top woman bowl
er to play the two top men. A roll-off will be held Sunday, Janu
ary 13 for both men and women to determine the bow lers w ho will
compete with Bunetta. The men’s roll-off will start at noon and
the women’s will be held starting at 4:00 p.m.
Kards Best
Homer Twice
By Mirhaelene S. Pendleton
The Kenai Kardinals were vic
torious in both sanies played this
past weekend against the Homer
Mariners. The Jan. 4 game was
played at Kenai and the Jan. 5
game at Homer.
Larry Jordan and Mike Tauria
inen were back in play but Johnny
Monfor, another first-stringer,
was still out with a sprained
ankle.
Friday night the Kards won to
the tune of 63 to 32. There was
no Junior Varsity game. The
scores were never very close. The
quarter scores, all in Kenai’s fav
or, were 23 to 6, 35 to IS), 51 to 25
and the final score of 63 to 32.
Scoring players for the Mari
ners were Glenn Carroll with 10,
Mark Williams with 7, Jack Alex
ander with 6, Jack Collie with 4,
Carl Nelson with 3, Lee Martin
with 1 and Mike Pate w'ith 1.
Kardinal scorers were Gary
Davis with 15, Mike Tauriainen
with 11, Guy Hayes with 5, Thor
Evenson with 3, Kevin Wells with
2, David Barksdale with 2 and
Les Youngblood with 2.
In Saturday night’s game at
Homer, the Kardinales w'on 62 to
52. The score at the end of the
first quarter was tied 15 to 15.
Halftime score was 25 to 35 in
Kenai’s favor. Kenai was still
ahead at the end of the third on
a 43-38 score.
Scorers for Homer were Lee
Martin with 18, Glenn Carroll
with 14, Jack Collie with 10, Mark
Williams with 5, Carl Nelson
with 3 and Mike Pate with 2.
Kenai’s scoring players were
Gary Martin with 16, Gary Davis
with 16, Thor’ Evenson with 11,
Mike Tauriainen with 8, Larry
Jordan with 6, Jim Hall with 3
and Guy Hayes with 2.
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P.N.A. flight Dec. 20 after she -
had received word that her daugh
ter is ill. Her husband, Chet Stou- •
der, will follow later and they
will go on to Arizona.
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Basketball Play
Now Underway
By Little League
Kenai School’s Little League
basketball program is now- well
underway with four teams play
ing scheduled games every Sat- j
urday afternoon. Conrad Potter,
school superintendent, is coordin
ating the program and Kenai
Kardinal varsity members are
acting as team coaches.
Team rosters include:
Huskies—Bobby Wilson, Bobby
Ryan, Mike Knackstedt, Dan
Knackstedt, Steve House, Mike
Stroman and Glen Tauriainen.
Wolverines—Ray Jordan, Keedo
Potter, Dave Corya, Rick Leon
ard, Darrell Knackstedt, Nat Zeh
rung, Doug Gee.
Kardinals—Don Munson, Gary
Hollier, Steve Potter, Joe Arness,
Tim Zehrung, Kim Peterson,
| Hugh Navarre.
Hawks—Keith Wells, Kevin
Morin, Clyde Wilahussen, Barry
Youngblood, Dave Hart, Billy Sa
► caloff, Wayne Davidson,
North Kenai boys participating
la the program will not be effect
ed by the opening of the North
Kenai School as they will be per
mitted to continue with the ac
tivity after the transfer into the
new school on Jan. 14.
It is expected that the League
will continue actively through the
regular Kenai Central High
School basketball season. It is al
so hoped that a few evening ex
hibition games can be scheduled,
Potter said.
Peninsula
Skiers Win
Six Peninsuia skiers, all from
Homer, won honors last weekend
in races at Mt. Alyeska.
Sally Flynn, junior expert in
girl’s classification, easily won
the giant slalom ski race Sunday,
competing in a field of nearly 40
racers. Six junior racers from
Homer placed high in the inter
mediate and expert divisions dur
ing the first race of the season.
Sally’s win was nearly matched
by Val McLay in the boy’s ex
pert class. Val was .2 second be
hind the winner Bill McKee from
Anchorage.
Val’s brother, Bert McLay, al
so took a second place in the in^
termediate boys clads. Woodie
McClay took fifth and Glenn Car
' fxfe"ts *hUe
Booby Moss completed the Hom
er effort with a fourth, in the in-* ,
^•mediates.
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