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Nome Basketball
Team Defeats *
Sewjsprd 69 to 48
Last Friday evening taro fin*
basketball games were played in
• the Nome school gym before a
near capacity house. In the pre
liminary game the ACS had no
trouble with the Bering Sea Club
Panthers, winning 60 to 32. For
the victors Zweigle turned in a
stellar performance scoring 25
. points. Wasco made 11, Drake 11,
Dill 9, Loomis 2, and Obermjre
2. For the Panthers: Swanson 14*
Amedon 6, Rowe 5, Lyles 3, Mon
aco 2, and Helms 2. »
The main attraction of the eve
ning was the game between the
Seward National Guard and the /
Nome National Guard.
Before the game started both
tesuhs were introduced to the fans
The Nome High School cheer
leaders performed creditably lead
ing cheers for the visitors as well
as for the home team.
By the end of the first quarter
Nome led 23 to 8 and the fans
could see that the travel-weary
Seward team was no match for
the power of the Nome team.
However the visitors never gave
up and tried to close the gap all
the way. Final score was 69 for
Nome to 48 for Seward.
The visitors were handicapped
in that they had been up since
5 o’clock in the morning, travel
ling and had encoutered bus and
plane delays.
Nome scorers were: Herman 19,
Harold Bell 12, George Bell 10,
Luke 8, Black 7, Atuk 6, Sahlin 4,
John Bell 2, and Kugzruk 1. For
Seward: Hughes 18, Robinson 14,
Roehl 8, Stanton 6, and Blatch
ford 2.
One unfortunate incident oc
curred when Isaac Larsen, play
ing on the Nome team, fell and
sprained his ankle and he is now
~ in the hospital.
The highlight of the evening
was not the score, but the fine
spirit exhibited by the players
and the fans. It would be well if
more teams could visit our city
and in this way make the sport
of basketball more entertaining.
One of the Seward players was
a dormer Nome boy, Henry
Blatchford, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Blatchforfi, formerly of
Teller and Nome, who now make
their home in Seward.
The Nome PTA meets tonight
in the multipurpose room of the
school at 8 pun.