SEWARD HIGH SCHOOL HELP
LESS BEFORE SUPERIOR
PLAYING ABILITY
Anchorage High School made it
three straight over the Seward
High School basketball team when
in the final game Saturday night,
and before a crowd which packed
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the gymnasium, they again mopp
ed up and walked away with the
game, score 23 to 8.
Anchorage left after the game,
on the SS Victoria, pointed to
ward Cordova where they antici
pate tucking three more scalps
under their belts. They may tan
gle with the Army on their return
providing time permits.
Again the superior playing and
basket shooting of Benny Benson
won for him the applause of the
multitude; it is evident the lad
thinks a fraction of a second
faster than others as he was all
over the lot, unexpectedly. Little
birdies sat on his shoulders at
various moments for he got into
some terrible mixups; but he al
ways emerged head ararin’ and
tail up.
Don Shellhorn continued his
s’ump, fumbling ever and anon
and missing the cage far, wide
and handsome
Benson, Shellhrn and Edwin
Sandbeck attempted time after
time to break through the An
chorage line but it was “Useless,
^rant,” they were always smoth
ered.
Lange and Hatten played a
smart brand of ball. Hatten, how
ever, must forget his football tac
tics when he plays basket-ball, re
gardless how ardent the spirit to
vin prevails. Referee Groth also
lad to call him on a display of
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Shellhorn and Benson were each
credited with three points and
Snndbeck with 2.
Porter was high man for An
chorage chucking in 9 points;
Knapp and Baer, 5; and Carlson
4.
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1816—Baltimore first lighted by
gas; the first American city so
lighted.
1866—First patent issued for a
typewriter.
1869—The Hudson Bay Company
transferred its governmental func
tlons to the Dominion of Canada.
1893—Public debt statement
of the United States showed a de
ficit of $75,000,000.
1930—Bull moose says to Miss
Moose, “Well, so long, dear, see
you next Harvest Moon. Cheerio.”
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 1. (/P) —
Definite action relative to a post
season game for charity with the
University of Southern California '
and the University of Utah was
announced when the athletic
authorities said that they would
give this matter consideration
during next week.
Chas- Goodall, lumber baron of
Cordova and Mr. Lydick, prom
inent Copper Gateway City resi
dent, were both brief business vis
itors in the city Saturday. Both re
turned to Cordova on the SS Vic
toria.
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Alaska flowers and grasses^
hand decorated, unusual gifts
and making beautiful bouquets,
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liss.
Quick Service and Wholesome
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