ACS and Alumni
Winners in First
Basketball Games
Last Friday evening in the high
school gym local basketball fans
had # a preview of some of the
players in the Nome Basketball
League. \
In the first game between the
ACS Wamcats and the new West
ern Electric team, the Wamcats
stepped out in front at the open
ing whistle and took command of
the game.
The smooth-running ^ attack of
the ACS players netted them a
grand total of 78 points, while the
WE team, off on their shots, col
lected only 17. However, the latter
played a hard game right down to
the final whistle and should im
prove as the season advances.
High scorers for the ACS were
R. Zweigle, R. Wasco and Harold
Dill with 39, 18 and 13 points re
spectively. For the Western Elec
tric team Edwards, Lane and Cole
netted 5, 4 and 4 respectively.
The second game, between the
Nome High School Nanooks and
and the Nome High School Alum
ni was a terrific one. The Nanooks
took an early lead and kept out in
front of their more experienced
opponents up to the third quarter,
when the Alumni platoon system
wore down the Nanooks. 'From
then on the Alumni kept on top
by a few baskets.
The final score: Alumni 32, and
Nome High School 25. Neither
team produced any outstanding
scorers as nearly everyone made
points.
For the Alumni, Bob Herman
and George Bell collected -10 and
8 points. Other Alumni players
were Arnie Castel, Ronnie Eng
strom, Gary Longley, Alfred Sah
lin, Larry Okpealuk, Dave Bell,
Jim Edwards, Isaac Larsen, John
Bell, and Harold Bell.
High scorers for the Nanooks
were Chuck Snyder and Aaron
Bell with 9 and 6 points respec
tively. Capt. Korky Kost played
a tremendous game and Chuck
Fagerstrom, Joe Senungetuk, Sig
fried Larsen and Gerald Trigg
also played well.
Next Friday night will mark
the opening of League play and
will bring the ACS Wamcats up
against the National Guard-North
Star aggregation in the first game
and the Polar Hornets versus the
Western Electric team in the sec
ond game.
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