Kenai Wrestlers
Win Top Honors
In Triangular Meet
oy .tncnaelcne S. Pendleton
The Kenai Mat Maulers had a
successful, victorious night at the
Triangular Wrestling Meet held
in the Kenai Central High gym
last Saturday night. The three
teams participating were Kenai
Central High, Palmer, and East
Anchorage. There were thirty
bouts involving thirty-two wrest
lers. The totaled points of the
bouts were Kenai 59, Palmer 46,
and East 37. Palmer lost 25 points
by forfeits, East lost 20 points
by forfeits and Kenai none.
In a Triangular meet, each boy
wrestles two bouts. The boys win
ning both their bouts were: for
Palmer—R. Hubert at 103; for
East—Jim Brown at 112, Kedron
Shoming at 165, Randy Jacobs at
180, anil Wes Hillman, Heavy
weight; for Kenai—Gary Bonin at
120, Jerry Harvey at 133, Denny
\ an Sky at 138, Jim Vollentine at
Kenai Reports
Building Permits
I he Kenai City Planning Com
mission has just completed mak
ing a report requested by the
< cnsus Bureau of Washington,
1 ’•( , as to a summary of new res
it "ntial buildings erected in Ke
n ;i during the calendar year of
according to Mrs. Georgia
ruble, secretary of the planning
g roup.
Oui of a total of 74 building
r emits issued by the Kenai City
Planning Commission during the
> >r iSh>2, 21 were for new con
lly '*i only. These included 17
0 family residences, one two
rtmily building, two three and
1 ’ ir-family dwellings and one
( gut-unit apartment house.
- c combined total cost of con
lu ' 'on for these new residences
'a- 118,600, Mrs. Struble said.
Cl>aifieds are news
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145, both pins, and Dave Gagnon
at 154, both pins.
Individual scores for Kenai
wrestlers were: Larry Hobbs, pin
ned by a Palmer opponent and de
cisioned by a Palmer opponent
5-2; Gary who won a decision ov
er a Palmer opponent and pinned
an East opponent; Daryl Leach
decisioned an East opponent and
fought it out to a draw with a
Palmer opponent; Jerry Harvey
decisioned a Palmer opponent and
pinned an East opponent; Denny
\ an Sky pinned a Palmer oppon
ent and decisioned an East op
ponent; J. C. Vollentine pinned
both Palmer arid East opponents;
Dave Gagnon pinned both Palmer
and East opponents; Bob Lite pin
ned his Palmer opponent and lost
by a decision to his East oppon
ent; and the new man on the
squad, Larry Jordon, was deci
sioned by his Palmer opponent
twice.
The season’s won and lost re
cords for the Kenai boys are:
Larry Hobbs—won 2, lost *4; Rick
O’Regan lost 2, drew 1; Gary
Bonin—won 4, lost 2; Daryl Leach
won 3, lost 2, drew 1; Jerry Har
vey—won 5, lost 1; Denny Van
Sky—won 3, lost 2; Jim Vollen
tine.—won 5, lost 1; Dave Gagnon
—won 3, lost 3; and Larry Jordan
—won 0, lost 2. The totals are:
won—28, lost 21, draws—2.
Soccer Tourney
Set Saturday
At Sterling School
Rains and muddy roads last
week brought about postpone
ment of the First Annual Kenai
Peninsula Soccer Tournaments at
Sterling School. The same two
tournaments, one for girls and the
other for boys, will be held this
Saturday, beginning at 10 a.m. at
Sterling School, weather permit
ting.
Ten schools on the Kenai Penin
sula have been invited to partici
pate in tournament events, which
are being sponsored by the Kenai
Peninsula Teachers’ Assoc, as
pan of the multi-activity pro
gram inaugurated on the Penin
sula.
Joe G. Widman, Sterling School
principal, said if weather condi
tions are so bad this weekend that
the tourney cannot be held, the
event probably will be cancelled
or at least postponed indefinitely.
Kenai Mat Men
To Meet Palmer
Kenai and Palmer high school
wrestling teams will meet for a
return match at 8 p.m. Saturday
in the Kenai Central High School
gymnasium. Kenai mat men de
feated the Palmer team in a pre
vious engagement.
This will be the final match of
the season prior to the State
Wrestling Tournament to be held
at East Anchorage High School
next week on March 22-23.
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