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Jack Ecker, resident engineer
for the Warrack Construction Co.,
■who sustained a broken leg Xmas
Eve, was taken to the Anchorage
hospital today for further treat
ment. It is said he will be laid up
for five or six weeks.
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TEAM LAST NIGHT
The College cagers came into
their own last night, after a double
setback the clay previous and licked
the Seward High School 19 to 11,
winding up the present series at
Seward.
It was a different looking varsity
squad tnat displayed their wares in
the final tilt. The blue and white
; were c.”oss6fl tim"
clever Chester and hi; coherts Gill
and Strandberg, which trio not only
staged excellent defence but ac
counted for 16 of the 19 tallies reg
istered. The High was able to make
but two baskets during the game,;
‘one in the first quarter by. Guy!
Manthey and one by Jack Rosness!
in the second, and gathered the
I other seven points by converting
I seven out of 12 gratis attempts. The
College made better use of their
Tree throws converting five
out of 10. Eight personal fouls weie
j chalked up against the High, whiie
‘the Northerners committed i2.
Referee Groth and Umpire Kunz
handled the game in big league
j.style.
FIRST QUARTER
o—'—i worked the ball to their
ter:.hi - eight from the tip-off and
|Guv had two opportunities at the
basket, but missed the ring by a
i fraction. Moyer was fouled by
: Hayes, but failed to convert. Ches
ter fouled Rosness but Jack's aim
was no better than Moyer’s. Chester
■started the scoring by dropping in a
pretty basket,. Time out for Seward.
Ray Manthey had started but was
irecalled and Don Shellhorn sent in
with instructions to the team from
? -of Bath on the bench. Guy even
’d the score with a basket, but
Chester regained the lead with a
i good shot from the side. Shellhorn
■ 'ouled Gill who counted. Shellhorn
| - Iso fouled Chester and Chester
jm-de the point. End of quarter.
!College G, High 2.
SECOND QUARTER
I Cur fouled Gill. Two shots. Gill
made the first and missed the sec
ond. Gill fouled Rosness, but again
Jack missed the mark. MacDonald
fouled' Guy. Guy converted, Strand
berg found the hoop. Shellhorn con
verted after being fouled by Mac
Donald. Rosness registered from
under the basket. End of half. Col
lege 9, Reward 6.
THIRD QUARTER
Otto Sandbeek had a chance to
convert when Moyer fouled, but
missed. Hayes fouled MacDonald
who converted College was doing
some fast and well timed passing,
at this stage, but the Seward de-!
fense was also at par here and shot
I after shot by the Collegians was de
| fleeted. Rosness fouled Gill who
was shooting for the net. The bail
went thru, and Gill was awarded
| two free chances on account of the
I nature of the misdemeanor, making
the first but missing the second try.
lEnd of third quarter. College 13,
Seward 6.
FOURTH QUARTER
Ray Manthey was sent in at for
ward and Hayes moved to guard for
Sandbeek retired. With a margin
;°f seven points and his team going
well, Coach Ryan spared Gill s
lame ankles, moving Chester to
center and installing ' Snodgrass.
Snodgrass was fouled by Rosness,
but didn’t convert. Moyer took a
low pass from the agile Strandberg
and lofted it thru the ring. Seward
resorted to their faults of the earl
ier quarters and wasted several long
trvs from deep in the court. Chester
counted on a fine angling shot.
Time out by Seward. Score College
17, High School 6. Kubon replaced
Moyer for College. Kubon fouied
Rosness who converted. The yell
gangs pepped up and shouted for a
Seward rally. Hayes fouled Kubon
|who mi-sed. College called time out
for the first time during the game.
Strandberg dropped in a pretty one
arm shot from the side. Strandberg
fouled Rosness. Rosness converted.
Kubon fouled Hayes twice, and
!Howard counted on both throws.
Kubon seemed to be playing every
thing but the ball. Rosness was
fouled by Kubon but missed, and
Kubon was retired on fourth per
sonal. Moyer replaced Kubon. Moyer
fouled Guy who missed. Guy count
ed after a foul by Chester. End of
game.
Summary — Baskets, College—
Chester 3, Strandberg 2, Gill 1,
Moyer 1. Seward—Guy Manthey 1,
Rosness 1.
Fouls — College—Gill 3, Chester
1, MacDonald 1. Seward—Guy 2,
Hayes 2, Rosness 2, Shellhorn 1.
Personals — College—Kubon 4,
Moyer 2, MacDonald 2, Chester 2,
Strandberg 1, Gill 1. Seward—Hayes
3, Rosness 2, Shellhorn 2, Guy 1.
RESURRECTION LODGE
Tonight, at the regular weekly
meeting, there will be work in the
Second and Third Degrees, there
fore it is of importance that all
members in town be present.
Visiting Odd Fellows are solicited
to attend. Members will please no
tice the lodge opens at 8 p. m.
sharp.
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Here’s a song by The Revelers that
reminds you of “OT Man River."
Same close harmonies. Same kind
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Dusky Stevedore With Piano
Blue Shadows (from Earl Carroll’s
Vanities) Tub Reveler*
No. 21705, 10-inch
Ten Little Miles from Town
Male Trio
It Goes Like This (That Funny Melody)
California Humming Birds
No. 21766, 10-inch
You’re tlie Cream in My Coffee
Fox Trot (from Hold Everything) I
With Vocal Refrain
Anything Your Heart Desires
Fox Trot (from Just a Minute)
With Vocal Refrain
Ted Weems and His Orchestra
No. 21767, 10-inch
Just a Sweetheart—Fox Trot
(from the motion picture production.
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With Vocal Refrain
Nat Shilkret and the Victor Orchestra
Was It Love? —Waltz
With Vocal Refrain The Troubadours
No. 21771, 10-inch
Another Kiss—Waltz (from Paramount
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Wtth Vocal Refrain The Troubadours
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With Vocal Refrain
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