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The need for marine ways in Seward is* growing acute.
* It has long been known a marine ways in Seward would
not only prove a boom for the hundreds of smaller crafts
making the Port of Seward but would also bring a healthy
increase in general business. A boat in port now, which
should be pulled onto the beach, is a practical illustration
of the immediate need of a marine ways.
Whoever heard of a port of entry without a marine
way! , !
WTe have one of the finest hospitals in the Territory
now so let’s buckle down and get a marine way.
We can do it!
No candidate for President can safely predict the
country’s future until he learns the price of the new Ford
We haven’t any wTorry about getting the vote out at
the next election if either Jim Reed or Herbert Hoover
should be nominated. A good Republican like Reed and
a good Democrat like Hoover ought to be able to swing
a lot of votes from both of the old parties .
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religionists.
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THE WUMfilT
(By “Cannon Ball" Baker)
The City “Giants” sunk the local
High school squad last night to the
tune of 28 to 19 in one of the fastest
games of the season. The school boys
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"Were Seriously handicapped thru the
loss of their king-pin Francis Leslie/
who upon the advice of his family
physician, will have to lay off for some
time, due to a weak heart. (You
know, Francis has never been himself j
since the last game with the Army.)
Nevertheless, it was a nip and tuck
affair up until the last quarter, when
Clark Andresen went wild and
couldn’t seem to miss the basket, no
matter how hard he would try (and
lie tried plenty.) On the other hand
| the City squad showed a decided im
provement over their last start and
1 are commencing to look like they
know what it is all about.
The passing game is not all it should
be yet, if they are to run up against
any sort of stiff opposition but no
doubt Ted McEwen has already seen
the light and will take the necessary
steps to improve in that department of
the game. Long shots from the cen
ter of the court folftywed by a mad
charge to regain the ball on the re
bound from the back-board may be
good tactics to employ against very
small and light opponents but it is not
a very good plan to follow up against
a team of heavier players the chances
are about three to one against making
a recovery, not to mention the physi
cal hazard a player takes when he
makes his charge. The resulting in
evitable collision is not pleasant to
eithbr side and is bound to draw re
prisal, hence, the rough-house tactics
usually witnessed between two medio
cre teams. Clean, short and rapid
passing should be the object each
team should strive for, coupled with
team-work, remembering always, that
it takes five men to make a team.
Last night’s game showed up Clark
Andresen in all his glory, he stood
I out like a sore thumb on the City
team, and was principally the reason
for their victory. Each man, if he
happened to have possession of the
ball anywhere near the center of the
court could not seem to be able to re
sist taking a long shot at the basket,
in a good many instances leaving a1
team mate flat-footed, who was in a
much better position to make the try.
It is our fervent hope that these play
ers upon whom we‘ depend to uphold
our athletic supremacy in this field of
sport, will vindicate the choice of
Coach Ted McEwen in their selection
to represent us and will get together
and work up that most important
phase “team-work.”
I We have an almost sure bet in the
girls team to triumph over Anchorage
and Fairbanks both hut, we are taking
1 a long chance in breaking up the 1st
team in order to make an interesting
game for the paying customers.
* Therefore even tho it may be a one
sided game, so to speak, it is much
safer to have it so, rather than to sac
rafice what team-work they have spent
so long to acquire. The first quarter
demonstrated their superiority when
they were fortunate enoguh to play to
gether.
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ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
Dempsey
Tunney
IN THE WORLD’S GREATEST CHAMP
IONSHIP PRIZEFIGHT THIS YEAR AT
CHICAGO
Every blow in the full 10 rounds shown better in
this moving picture than you could have seen
from a ringside seat
SLOW MOTION
pictures of the important rounds so you can
judge the blows, and the referee’s decission for
yourself. NEVER BEFORE and probably
NEVER AGAIN will this opportunity to see a
championship fight come to you.
DON’T MISS THE CHANCE!
The
Dempsey - Sharkey
also shown in full. Come and see what you
think of the much talked of • Dempsey blow.
For a preliminary we will give you a side split
ting two reel comedy
DANCING DADDIES
Come and satisfy yourself once for all what a
championship prizefight looks like
NOTICE: THESE FIGHT PICTURES WILL
BE SHOWN AGAIN ONLY SATURDAY
AFTERNOON AT 2 O’CLOCK NOT FRIDAY.
Admission $1.50 adults and .75 c. kids
One Show Tonight
LIBERTY
THEATER
DENIES NEW SITE
NEW YORK, Nov. 17. (^P)—A denial
was made that the Century theatre
at 63rd street and Central Park is
being considered as the new site for
the Metropolitan Opera House! Mr.
Vanderbiltt was reported as backing f
the Century site against Otto Kahns
•plot in 57th street.