Winter sports
CARNIVAL IS !
ENJOYED
FORT RICHARDSON. Alaska—
A well-coordinated hockey team
representing the Canadian army’s
Pacific Command, made a clean
■Sweep of its three-game series with
the Fort Richardson All Stars at
the Alaskan Department Winter
Sports Carnival, which brought
soldier athletes here from distant
Alaskan and Aleutian posts.
The Canadians took the final
< contest of the series, 6 to 0. Their
fast-moving offensive, led by
Sgts. Alec Cunningham and Jos
f >ph Lavitt. both of Winnepeg,
gave them the first two games. 6
to 1 and 5 to 1.
Several close bouts featured the
finals in the boxing tournament,
which was followed by a banquet
in honor of the soldiers who took
part in the carnival.
Final results of the boking tour
r.ameht:
Feather—T-5 Paul Cho of Ber
keley. Calif., and Nome, decision
ed Pfc. Tdny :'Ga'lesso of Philadel
phia, Pa., and Sitka. in a ,baut
that required an extra round for
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Lightweight—Sgt. Dudley 'De
Jean. of New Orleans,'La., and'j
Attu, decisrondd P«>f. r.Mifcnael
Yonan of .Cold Bay
Welterweight—Sgt. Henry Mar
cher of Pittsburg, Pa", and Fort
Richardson, defeated Cpl. George
T. Holly of Dayton. O. and Attu,;
yyith an extra round required
from a decision.
' Middleweight — Pvt. R chard
Shoil'of Attu decisioned Pvt. Don
Wigen of Cold Bay,
•> Light-Heavyweight,1— Sgt. Paul
Holmes of Denver, Colo., and
Cold Bay, defeated Sgt. Roscoe
Nelson of St. Louis, Mo., and
Nome.
Heavyweight — Cpl. John Alt
of Nome defeated Pvt. William
Suel of Scotland, La., and Cold
Bay.
Pvt. Louis Simonelli of Provi
dence, R. I., and Attu, was unop
posed in the bantamweight divi
sion. Pvt. William Hudson of
Cold Bay was awarded the carni
val cup for sportsmanship. Hud
son arrived late and fought out
of his weight class in two bouts
in order to take part in the tour
nament.
Pfc. George Fenn of Oakland,
Calif., and Fort Richardson, prov
ed to be a one-man skating team
by winning first place in all three
individual ice skating events.
Second places went to Pfc. Aug
ust Jurek of Cold Bay in the 440
yard sprint and the one-mile
even’s, and to Sgt. Martin An
kenbruck of Ladd Field in the
220-yard sprint.
The Oxford Rifles, a Canadian
team, took first place in the 880
yard relay, with another team of
Canadians, the Winnepeg Light
Infantry, taking second.
Pvt. Olav Ulland of Seattle,
Wash., and Sitka, took first place
in the ski jumping and downhill
skiing events, with Pfc. Lester
Pelander of Duluth, Minn., and
Attu. winning second place in the
ski jumping, and T-4 George C.
Rathke of Hailey Idaho, and Mt.
McKinley Park Recreation Cen
ter, second in the downhill ski
ing. T-5 Edward Staunton of
Lake Placid, N. Y., and Annette
Island, won the slalom skiing
event, with Pfc. Robert Kruse of
Seattle, Wash., and Nome, placing
second.
REGALIA —Hazel Duckett
models rare feathered dance re
galia from a bead-hunting South
American Indian tribe on dis>
play at Los Angeles County Mu
seum of History, Science and Art.
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