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DON CRAWFORD
Kodiak Representative
Mil. Per. Remains
Top Of League
BY JIM BRA BY
Coach K K. Thurman’s
Military Personnel ‘whiz kids’
breezed through three oppon
ents like they had the hara
woods all to themselves, to
bring their season record to 11
wins, no losses. They thumped
the Coast Guard,64-33, in what
was expected to be a close
game, then rolled past the
Town High school, 69-27, and
pasted a 61-45 loss on Infirm
ary.
Bill Gray. Mil Pers steady
guard, cut nets for 21 points
in the Coast Guard game, then
shattered the single game
scoring mark in theTownHighj
contest, notching 35 tallies, i
previous high, 34 points, was
hel! by his team mate Loyd
Buettgencach. Big Loyd set
this record while playing with
last year’s Captain’s Cup win
ners, Fleet Weather Central.
Rasmuessen led the scoring
parade for Mil Pers in the In
firmary game, hitting for 19
points.
Leading scores for the three
losing clubs were: Dispasqua,
with 12 for the Coast Guard;
Anderson, with 8 for Town
High; and Christensen with 12
points for Infirmary.
-Civil Service Moves Out Of I
Cellar.
The Civil Service, who fill- ,
ed the vacancy left when GCA
dropped out of League play,
pulled themselves out of the
cellar as they collected their
first wins of the season. After
trailing the Marines through
most of the game, the Civil»
Service five found the range J
and went on to grasp a 45-41, j
win. They copped win number j
two at the expense of FasRon
114, taking this one, 47-40.
Forsman led the Civil Service
scoring with 24 points against
the Marines and 21 in the Fas
Ron game.
• VP-6 Bags Three Wins- ,
VP-6 got back into, stride, *
after losing last week to the
Coast Guard, to take three (
victories. The squadron eked |
out a close, 48-45, victory over'
the Town High Kodiak Bears
then romped by Infirmary, 44-1
28, and followed with a hard
fought victory over NavComm j
Sta, 40 34. Phillips led tne,
squadron five in their victor I
ies over the Kodiak Bears and i
Nav CommSta with 19 and! 15
points respectively. Balding
tallied 9 markers in their win
over Infirmary.
Leading scores for tne three,
losing cl.ubs were,: Frost and *
Fitzgerald with 12 points a-1
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development of other bottom
fish which are in commercial
quantitie in Alaskan waters.
This petition was sent to
the U. S. Tariff Commission
in Washington, D. C, to try to
make that body realize what
the lowering of the tariff on
crab would do to Kodiak.
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