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Connection made with all steamers,
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“We never sleep" Phone Main 122
Harold Painter, Prop.
Successor to Billy Patterson
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(By “Cannon Ball’ Baker)
The basketball game Wednesday
was* a big success from the point of
the Army boys, who won the game to
the tune of 19-21.
In the first quarter the “Spare
i Parts’’ held the fleet “Wamcat” squad
1 to only one basket, made by “Cannon
| Ball”. The second quarter was a rep
etition .of the first quarter except
! that the “Wamcats” piled up four
more points by fast work on the part
of “Galloping” Galloway, “Gimpy”
Harris, “Skeeter” Glancy and “Cutie”
Stevenson.
The third quarter was more spec
tacular and was featured by fast work
the part of the “Spare Parts” squad
who came to life and piled up an
alarming number of points in quick
succession.
The last quarter was the most ex
citing of all, the “Spare Parts” were
out for blood and drew a large quanti
ty from “Cannon Balls” knee when
he was smothered under an avalanch
of flying arms and legs and when ex
tricated the claret was streaming from
a deep gash on his left knee cap.
“Gimpy” Harris, “Galloping” Gallo
way and “Cutie” Stevenson played a
fast and hard game for the army and
Seferovich, Kenneth Ackley and the
“Pearl Diver” from the “Wildcat”
starred for the “Spare Parts”.
“Skinny” Lenhart, relieved “Skeet
er” Glaney at center for the last quar
ter and his arms and legs seemed to
behave more than usual. “Skinny”
made a couple of baskets that put
“Gimpy” to shame.
“Trigger” Smith is submitting a
requistion for a lot of spurs, light
saddles and ear guards, he says:“We
had! ought to treat the opposing teams
with a little more consideration and
equip them with saddles so we could
ride them a little more easily, I was
j going to put in for “cork” shoes, but
If guess they "would be a little bit too
hard on a fellows’ frame.”
Abie, our mascot, thinks that we
should have charged admission to the
game and we would hav| been able
to put in a few' more boards on the
wall of the gym.
Guy Manthey evidently thought he
was playing football, when he got the
ball he would hug it close and make
a dash for the army goal.
The new rules will allow no more j
gouging, kicking or biting, as they
claim it is too hard on the “Sheiks.”
A goodly crowd was there altho, it
-was only a practice game. There were
quite a few’ of the opposite sex in at
tendance.
It "was said, that, was one of the
main reasons of the “Wamcats” low
fccore, too many eyes on the gallery
and not enough on the ball.
It wTas noted that a certain young
lady sitting in the balcony cheered
vociferously upon each occasion when
Kenneth Ackley, a member of the
“Spare Parts” squad got possession of
the ball. Our locafl (4sleuth reports
upon investigation, that her cheers
sort of grated upon the ears of her two
escorts, who, it was said were over
heard planning ways and means for
the ultimate elimination of the men
ace from Anchorage. If anyone cares
to write in the names of these two
arch plotters, exposure is guaranteed.
The game was advertised as Wain
cat vs. Wildcat exhibition, but the only
“Wildcat” in evidence was the good
old “Pearl Diver” from the ship, who
went down into his tub with flying
colors to that mournful dirge “Five
men on a dead seaman’s chest.”
The referee “Trigger” Smith was
seen going to the Federal building
this morning and it was rumored that
he intended to ask for permission to
carry a horse pistol the next time
he refereed the game. It seems that
“Trigger” has a penchant to get his
ears in the way of every play coming
his way. Hush, Hush, Shh, Shh, he
is training the boys on ice cream and
[sodas.
I Who is the married man that hangs
I around the school building just about
1 noon hour? What for we ask?
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“Sparky” was running around with
an omious glint in his eye this morn
ing. Maybe he feels his oats, hey
what?
“Would you mind getting up for
just a minute, Miss?”
“Why?”
“I want to hang up this notice,
‘Wet Paint.’”
Small boy to “Skinny” Lenhart:
“Say Slim, gee but ain’t you got long
legs?
“Skinny”: “Ya, but if you notice kid,
ah sure needs ‘em, they only just
reach the ground as it is.”
EVANGELISTIC 8ERVICES
Will be held regular in the Liberty
theatre, commencing Sui^aday. The
Sunday school at 10:30 a. m. and
church services at 11:30 a. m. Evan
gelist Macpherson extends a hearty
invitation to everyone to attend these
meetings.
The Gateway leads; other follow.
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