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ECKNER BREAKS LEG
Resident Engineer Eckner, of the
Warrack Construction Co., in
charge of the Lowell Creek flume
project, slipped on an icy street
New Year’s Eve, sustaining a
e-. mpou fracture below a knee.
Dr. Hyatt set the broken leg and
is attending him.
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ITPPEE S’ ^STTTIITIONS WEAK
EN T**P -'’’OTXEGE f.lNEfTP IN
AFTERNOON GAME
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; Staring an onslaught in the first
half of their game against the Col
lege yesterday afternoon, the di
minutive but_speedy Seward High
'rhool lads ‘Upped thru the College
defense and netted enough points
to take the measure of the visiting
team bv the score of 17 to 11.
T'if> '•osnlts were surprising, local
fans admit tho it has been expect
ed the grooming Prof. Bath
has been given his athletes since
the Anchorage series, would be the
cause of a tew surprises for their
next opponents. Each team started
somewhat handicapped. Jack Bos
we” point getter was unable
to make the trip with the team, and
Vic opi. star College center was in
capacitated when he wrenched an
ankle during the second game with
Anchorage, but was forced to enter
yesterday’s game when Chester was
■-■’'■■od on personals. Raymond
! Mo "they. Seward forward, benched
for a ejplinsry reasons, gave wav ;o
winch brought Otto Sand
■hfick in es guard. Coach Ryan
started the following lineup:
Strandberg and Moyer forwards,
Chester center, MacDonald and
3r.od gross, guards.
FIRST QUARTER
Tilt' starting whistle blew at 2:25.
Guy Mantbev tipped to Rosness.
Moyer fouled Rosness and Jack
converted for the first marker of
tered the first basket. Strandberg
I who missed on the free throw. Ros
■ '.ess. on a pretty pass from Shea
horn tossed for the hoop and regis- I
tered the first basket. Stranberg \ ■
fouled Guv Manthey. Guy failed!:
to convert Referee Groth was given | ]
a hand for his close and accurate
'’ailing. Rosness, who was very j
much in the game, dropped in an
other basket making the score
stand Seward 5, College 0. College
called time out. The Fairbanks j
boys were getting plenty chances |
at. the basket, but for some reason j
couldn’t, convert. Hayes. Shellhorn I
and Guy were cheered as they!
worked the ball down the floor on j
neat passes and Guy made the loop
for Seward’s third basket. College
substituted Gill for Chester. End
of quarter, Seward 7 College 0.
SECOND QUARTER
Chester was returned to center in
place of Gill. Hayes converted after
I Moyer’s foul. Moyer fouled Guy, who
misse'h Time out by College. Hayes
registered on a pretty angle shot.
Chester fouled Guy and again Guy
missed on the free throw. Guy, a
basket, on a pass from Hayes. Score,
Seward 12 College 0. Chester made
first basket for College and Strand
berg followed suit. Strandberg foul
lad Sandbeck who converted. Sew
ard called time out,■'which was an
nulled f s only 15 seconds of the half
.remained. Score at the end of first
naif, Seward 13, College 4.
THIRD QUARTER
] At the start of the third quarter
Kubon replaced Moyer: Snodgrass
fouled Guy who made the point.
Guy was fouled by Chester, but
muffled the hoop. Kubon fouled
jRosness: J^ck missed Kubon con
verted a foul by Hayes. Strandbei'g
retired on fourth personal foul.
Moyer replaced Strandberg. It was
evident, that the College plavers had
not been accustomed to close decis
ions such as called by Referee
Oroth. Guv was given a free throw
after noing fouled by Chester, and
found the ring. MacDonald, who
had been shooting long range at
the basket, dropped in two pretty
nogs in rapid succession for a touch
of College accuracy: the second
basket, being from the center of
j he floor drew the plaudits of the
'spectators. End of third quarter,
High school 15, College 9.
FOURTH QUARTER
Rosness foulrd Kubon, who mi.>
ed. Chester fouled Rosness v>
eoived his walking papers for
fourth misdemeanor. Rosness fail
ed to 'ocate the wire. Moyer a bas
ket for College Moyer called out
Ion fourth personal, and replaced
jbv Reed. Hayes fouled Reed. Reed
missed. Kubon fouled Otto Sand
beck. Otto made the point. Hayes
fouled Gill. Gill missed Rosness
made the last point of the game
when he converted after being foul
ed by Kubon.
Summary of points:
College—MacDonald 4, Strand
Iberg 2, Moyer 2, Chester 2, Kubon 1.
j High School—G. Manthey 6, Ros
iness 5. Hayes 3, Sandbeck 3.
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Blue Shadows (from Earl Carroll’s
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No. 21765, 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 the Cream in My Coffee
Fox Trot (from Hold Everything)
With Vocal Refrain
Anything Your Heart Desires
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Ted Weems and His Orchestra
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Just a Sweetheart—Fox Trot
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With Vocal Refrain
Nat Shilkret and the Victor Orchestra
Was It Love?—Waltz
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No. 21771, 10-inch
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Gotta Be Good—Fox Trot (from
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