SCORCHY SMITH
^ALL RI6HT, PHYLLIS, TELL TaND HOW
LlS WHAT YOU WERE D0IN6 YOUR BOAT
WAV OUT HERE IN THE
OCEAN WITH THOSE
ryes... I 0 ID IT 6EGALJSE THEY
WERE GOING TO TWROW ME
- THESE HIJACKERS WE'RE YES....THEY BROUGHT
TOWING IN.„THEY WERE ME OUT HERE WHILE
GOiNG TO THROW YOU THEY SPIED ON YOUR
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My ONLY CHANCE TO ESCAPE BEING
thrown overboard By those hijackers
WAS TO BEAT THEM TO IT/
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THEY HAD TO ABANDON THE BOAT
500N AFTER-AND THANK HEAVENS
YOU SHOWED UP WHEN YOU DID/
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BASKETBALL LEAGUE
INDIVIDUAL SCORING
Player Club fg ft tp > Avg.
1 G. Bell. M 34 18 86 17.2
2 Caldwell, NG 36 11 83 16.6
3 Titus. ANB 31 11 73 14.0
4 H. Bell NG 30 6 68 13.0
5 Longlev. ANB 25 II 61 12.2
6 Hahn. M 24 10 58 ll.fi
7 Ozenna, ANB 21 7 49 9.8
8 D. Bell. NG 19 7 45 9.0
9 A. Trigg. ANB 19 7 45 9.0
10 Ahkolik, PH 18 , 6 42 8.4
11 Swanberg, M 17 7 41 20.5
12 Locke, NHS 17 5 39 7.8
13 Kost. NG 17 4 38 7.6
14 Woodcock. Ind 17 3 37 7.4
15 L. Trigg. M 17 2 36 7.2
16 Kungesuk. NHS 14 6 34 6.8
17 Larsen, PH 16 2 34 5.8
18 Bandy. Ind 13 6 32 6.4
19 Austin. PH 11 8 30 6.0
20 J. Trigg. ANB 12 4 28 5.6
21 Mogg, PH 12 3 27 5.4
22 McCrae, Ind 9 8 26 5.2
23 J. Bell, NHS 11 1 23 4.6
24 Walters, NG 7 6 20 4.0
25 Harwood, M 9 1 19 3.8
26 Castel, ANB 8 1 17 3.4
22 Luke. PH 4 7 15 3.0
28 Flanagan, NG 7 0 14 2.8
29 Craft, Ind 5 2 12 2.4
30 Steele, NHS 5 2 12 2.4
31 Fagerstrom, M 4 2 10 2.0
32 Engstrom, M 4 19 1.8
33 Potter, Ind 4 1 9 1.8
34 Boucher, NHS 3 2 8 1.6
| 35 Oman. NHS 2 4 8 1.6
36 Cabinboy, PH 2 2 6 1.2
j 37 Kristovich. Ind 3 0 6 1.2
I 38 Attatayak, PH 1 3 5 1.0
| 39 Collis, NG 2 15 2.5
40 Sossamon, Ind 2 1 5 1.0
41 Beauchamp, Ind 2 0 4 0.8
42 Bronson, Ind 2 0 4 0.8
43 Nershak. NHS 2 0 4 2.0 i
44 Dickson, PH 0 3 3 0.6
| 45 O’Conner, Ind 1 13 0.6
46 Okleasik, M 10 2 1.0
48 C. Trigg, ANB 1 0 2 1.0
49 D. Trigg. ANB 10 2 1.0
| 50 Ailak, NHS 0 1 1 0.5
| 51 Bahnke, ANB 011 0.5
Warehouse Explosion
i Rips Kentucky Town
WARSAW. Ky., iff) — An explo
sion in a soft drink and beer dis
tributing house ripped through the
heart of this town of 1,000 per
sons on Christmas, causing dam
age estimated at two million
dollars.
The warehouse owner, Jack
Smith, 32, was burned from head
to ankles. Three others were taken
to hospitals and at least 12 others
; suffered injuries,
i Twenty houses were destroyed
| and about 190 of this town’s 250
; houses were damaged. Some were
jarred off their foundations and
, the roofs of some were wrenched
loose.
Howard Yandell, chief liquid
petroleum gas inspector for the
State Department of Public Safe
ty, said Saturday the blast appar
ently had been caused by a fur
nace in the warehouse. He said
the furnace was designed origin
ally to burn natural gas but had
| been converted to use liquified
I petroleum gas, called bottled gas.
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