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Start Softball;
Two (?) Snjured
Tommy Gallagher’s Polar
Bears divided honors in the op
ening games of the Kodiak soft
ball season, sponsored by the
Community Center, dropping a
7 to 6 decision to Chuck Wamel
ing’s Wildcats in a sparkling
game on the schoolgrounds Sat
urday evening, and swamping
the Magnusen Marauders ' 10 to
2 in a game played between
showers Tuesday night.
The Saturday game was mark
ed by nifty fielding. The Wild
cats held a slight lead all the
way except in the 4th inning
when Tommy Gallagher stole
home to knot the score at four
all. Gallagher also hit a homer
in the 6th.
There were 2 casualties in the
contest. Third Baseman Eddie
Sandstrom of the Polar Bears
lost a tooth in a collision with
Chuck Wameling, and George
Magnusen’s dog, Chamois, was
knocked unconscious when it
stopped a line-drive on the end
of its nose.
The Polar Bears tramped on
pitcher George Magnusen for 8
runs-in the first inning of the
Tuesday tilt. Ken Wade hit the
first ball pitched for a home run
to start the spree. A Marauder
rally in the last inning, launched
when Jimmy Jonte pounded out
a double, was nipped when Polar
Bear backstop Ted Wiley caught
Stan Nelson napping off 3rd
base.
Softball games for men will be
played every Tuesday and Sat
urday at the school grounds at
6:30 pm. All interested players
are invited to participate.
Boys softball games are set
for 2:30 on Wednesday and Fri
day afternoons.
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