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Sports in briefby The Associated Press HOCKEY New Yorik — The New York Rangers of the National league announced the arptpointiment of Ailf Pike to replace the ailing Phil Watson as coaieh.FOOTBALL Fayetteville, Ark. — Frank Broyles was given a now five-year contract with a $1,500 raise as head coach at Arkansas. GOLFLafayette, La. — Jerry Pittman of Tblisa holed a 5©jfloot chip shot on the last hole to complete the first round of the Lafayette open with a 5-under-par 66 and tie Boib Watson of New' York for the lead. RACING Laurel, Md. — Chalk Eye ($17. 80) came from behind to win the Towson Purse by a neck over the favored Purple Prince in last day of meeting at Laurel.New York — Cee Zee ($7.20) came on in the stretch to defeat Mea lows Miss by a length and a bai in Aqueduct’s Drawbridge Purse.Chicago — Barrister Bob ($8.50) raced to victory in a snowstonm, nosing out ProLore in the $11,500 Illinois’ breeders stakes at Sportsman's Park.San Mateo, Calif. — Juliette T ($13) romped home in the Bay Meadows feature for one of jockey Cordon La no way’s four winners.lly. Early evening programs aredecidedly for children, and, between 8 and 8:30 p.m. we turn tosports programs which appeal to adults. Balance of theeveningprograms are at an adult level.A full-length mowing picture willbe shown on Friday evenings,when children can sitay up later.”Jaqua, with five years radio and TV experience, formerly wasan announcer for KPLK at SalemOregon before coming to Ketchikan. He attended Oregon StateCollege and served two years inthe Marine Corps, holding therank of masiter sergeant. His wifeJo Ann, and their three children,Leslie, age 4, Mark, age 3, andMatthew, age 1, will arrive in about two weeks.With KA-TV in its 7th year ofoperation, Sitka will gcit the advantage of its experience in programming and technical fieldsIt will immediately become associated with KA TV representatives in Seatttle, Hollywood andNew York City KA-TV, incidently, was the first TV station in thestate, even before Anchorage, Fairbanks and Juneau. Sitka alsowill gain, lit was pointed out. fromPro hockeythe close and friendlv associationwith the Midnight Sun Broadeast-by The Associated PressThursday Results Detroit 6, Boston 5 Montreal 3, Toronto 0ing Co., Alaska’s largest andmost complete TV and radio coverage, from whom films are oh-KSA-TYtained.Japonski island will be servedby a submarine co-axial cableconnection on which work of in-ftsaid Christiansen onresponse,behalf of himself and Jensen, whoslallation is to begin the first ofthe week.is expected to arrive today. ‘‘Alsowe appreciate the assistance offered us by everyone to help us'Explosion stalls!get underway quickly.“KSA-TV, we feel, will be anaddition ito Sitka, not only as pureattack transportentertainment but from the edu-!SEATTLE A boiler explosioncational standpoint. Our children at 5 ajm’ .k**acV Jeft the attackDis-in Alaska can’t go to zoos, neyland and /the like but televii transport Skagit stalled and help less in the North Pacific with 350sion will bring some of these tocrewmen and marines aboard.Ithem. For the lower income fam-The 13th naval district head-ily it: wiU be a reasonable solu- quarters said the 14,000-ton ship istion to the entertainment prob- , in no immediate danger ani therelem.1aPrograms will be scheduled' er exiploded. The second boilerwore no casualties when one boil-for enjoyment of the whole fam- gave way a short time later.
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Daily Sitka Sentinel
Sitka, Alaska, US
Fri, Nov 13, 1959
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