( ATTAIN HOWARD HAYES, WAS
TOV. Fi; STRENGTH TO TEAM
GOES TO KETCHIKAN
Professor Bath and the Seward
High schoo' basketball squad re
turned Saturday from their first
iengthy road trio with four victor
and three defeats to show ior
their efforts at barnstorming. The
Ponies met four different aggrega
tions in two towns. Fairbanks and
Anchorage, and tho their orime ob
iectiv . victory over ihe high class
Fairbanks high school lads, was
unearned, they left their hoof
mark" in the flanks of the College
team, the Fairbanks town team
and the husky Anchorage Moose
five. The latter dropping two I
game* out of three to the Sewaid
hoys, and as this team leads all
others in Anchorage the Ponies feei j
pretty good over taking the series.
Of 177 points scored against Sew -1
nrd in the seven games on foreign 1
floors 02 were amassed by Fair
banks high. The Ponies offense
against this total was but 33. Their
aggieaate count against all oppo
nents was 139, of which 97 were
made against the three teams that
they defeated. The defeated teams
scorer. 63 points.
The Ponies lead all other teams
in shooting fouls, making a shade
.ess than 50 percent of their free
throws, against 25 percent success
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WANTED—Work l>y hour or day,
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FOR SALE—Power boat “Alasco 2”
in seaworthy condition at Unga |
station. The last of our power j
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ful converted by their oponents.
fhe record of personal fouls also
favor- Seward, who were called on
i?. misdemeanors while 60 were
I committed against them.
Guv Manhtev, the Ponies “Iron
Horse” hung up 60, nearly half, of
Sewaia s markers, followed by Ray
.Manthey with 36. Don Shellhorn 16,
Jack Rcsness 16 and Howard Hayes
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The Inter-Uitv schedule in this
section will end during the coming
week when the Anchorage high
school five visits Seward for a three
game series, unless Fairbanks high
plays here enroute to Southeast
Join Alaska, which the champs plan
to do if the Southeastern cham
pions are unable to journey to the
iInterior stronghold. Altho having
alreadv dropped two contents to
them the Ponies should have no
trouble in getting at least two of
the remaining three games with
Anchorage, their old rivals, unless
the done is erratically wrong.
The Ponies, with sad eyes, bid
farewell to their team mate and
Captain Howard Hayes who de
parted Saturday night for Ketchi - j
kan to begin preparations for his!
Annapolis exams, and without a j
.11'stake this lad will be missed. Ho j
was the biggest favorite with fans
and piayers on the trip just com-}
pleted and has been a tower of
'trcn-fh to the “Blue and White'
during his playing days. Howards
going means that Bath loses a
heady little player, a huge defen
sive [actor, a smooth passer ana a
’ool leader.
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SCHEDULE RESUMES
j With the sailing from Seattle on
j Saturday of the S. S. Northwes
tern the regular summer schedule
j of the Alaska Steamship Company
! went into effect. The Aleutian is
j the next weekly sailing then, in
! turn, the S. S. Alaska and the Yu
i kon. The recent voyage of the S.
IS. Alameda, last week, was her
last for upon its arrival at Seat
tle it will be laid up for a general
overhauling.
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Graff, who
have been outside throughout the
winter, are expected to return to
Seward in June.
Evan Jones, coal man, passed
thru town Saturday on a brief bus- j
iness trip to Latouche.
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According to the last telegram
from Captain Heinie Berger of7 the
Mptorshlp Discoverer, he is due
to leave for Seward the latter part
of this month resuming his sched
ule to Iliamna Bay and other ports
on March 10; the following month’s
sailing date is April 3.
Fred Broadwell, a member of
the Seward Odd Fellows degree
team which put through a class
at Anchorage, is back home.
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more comfort than any fuel you
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Popular
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Damon Runyon,
Noted Sports Authority
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