flash Lamps and batteries.
at J. L. Graefs.
FOUND: A Masonic emblem. Ow
ner may have same by calling at
the Gateway office.
Found: A pair of glasses in the Lib
erty theater. Call at Gateway.
LOST—Ring bearing initials I. S.
U. A. Please return to Gateway. |
Reward.
WORK—bv the day or hour bv ex
perienced colored woman. Adams
156.
Three room apartment. J. L. Graef
Hardware.
WANTFD—tVork by hour or day,
General housework except cook
ing- also garden work. Phone
Madison 19 for Sam, Japanese
boy
TOO MUCH GUY MANTHEY
PROVES RUIN OF COPPER
RIVER CAGE LADS
Six fiery speed demonds wearing
the blue and red colors of the Cor
dova High school fell before the
rampant Seward High lads 25 to 10
at the S. A. C. gym Saturday night.
Tho dropping the opening encount
er by a wide margin , the Copper
City boys displayed a burst of speed
and a fighting spirit that was
amazing, which at once made them
popular with the fans and convinc
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tLE PHONOGRAPH IS A WONDER
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CALM BROSIUS
ANNOUNCEMENT
Information received from Chevrolet Factory
states that after Jaunary 1st we will be able to
furnish our customers with a SIX CYLINDER
CHEVROLET at FOUR CYLINDER PRICES
The average person cannot grasp the signifi
cance of this announcement. It means that nev
er before in automobile history has such value
been offered to the public. I talso means that
people of moderate circumstances can enjoy
all the comforts and luxury in automobiling
that can be found in high priced cars. The NEW
CHEVROLET SIX with a beautiful FISHER
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MOUNTED ON CHROMIUM PLATED STAN
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PUMP which gives you added power the in
stant you need it. DELCO-REMY- IGNITION,
STARTING AND GENERATOR SYSTEM,
POWERFUL FOUR WHEEL BRAKES,
BALL BEARING STEERING KNUCKLES,
NEW INSTRUMENT PANEL indirectly
lighted and provides every instrument you
need for convenience and safety in driving, in
cluding the NEW MOTOR TEMPERATURE
INDICATOR and many other new features
which makes this the GREATEST CHEVRO
LET IN CHEVROLET HISTORY.
The NEW CHEVROLET SIX will be on
display at our garage after January First and
we cordially invite you to drive one of these
beautiful new cars and be convinced that never
in Automobile history has such value been
offered to. the public.
OGLE’S GARAGE
ied their opponents that they were
not linked, until the final whistle
ended the game and halted the bas
ket spree that Guy Manthey seemed
to be celebrating.
ACE IN THE HOLE
Tf there is a faster man than
Philip Lydick. Cordova forward, on
any of the Territorial cage teams
Seward hasn’t seen him, in recent
seasons Time and again were
Philip and his brother Capt John
Lydick, cheered for their lightening
fast plays and their frequent ability
to dig the ball out of congested fc.> -
mations. Paul Bloedhorn showed
cool and deliberate shooting in con
verting all of his fouls, and tho nis
mates could’nt always pass to him
;he succeeded W’ell in getting away
Jtrom the Seward guards and rang
ed in the open. DeVille, peppery
Cordova guard, and the stalwart
Rosswog fired a continual line of
hot chattery that kept the Cordo
vans on their toes, and Date, who
ente’’«'d in the fourth quarter, prov
ed an ace in the hole.
| FOURTH, DISASTROUS
Cordova led at the end of tiie
first quarter on a basket by Philip 1
Lydick, and increased their margin
7 to 4 at half time on a basket ana
two fouls by Bloedhorn and a foul
by Philip Lydick. Seward’s four
noints were achieved on a basket by
Guy Manthey and fouls by Edwin
and Otto Sandbeck. Reserv
strength was brought on by Prof.
I Bath when he shoved in Rosness j
and Raymond Manthev at the start \
I of the second' half duirng which 1
!Seward scored 21 points, 16 of which
were accounted for by Guy Man- !
they, iron horse of the blue and.
white. Ably assisted by Shellhoin t
and Raymond, Gu ylofted in five
consecutive baskets from under the
net during the fourth stanza.
Cordova converted four out of six
free throws from the misdemeanor
hne, and Seward seven out of 14. A
total of 15 personals were committ
ed during the game, five by Seward
and 10 by Cordova. Referee Groth
of the Jesse Lee faculty and Um
pire Kraz handled the game and!
kept the teams going at a lively clip.
FIRST QUARTER
Guy tipped to Hayes and two
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Blue Shadows (from Earl Carroll’s
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Ten Little Miles from Town
Male Trio
It Goes Like This (That Funny Melody)
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No. 21766, 10-Inch
You’re the Cream in My Coffee
Fox Trot (from Hold Everything)
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Anything Your Heart Desires
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Vm It Love?—Walts
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j .short passes put the ball in Guy’s
] hands under the basket but Guy
missed. Guy was fouled by Bloed
horn but failed to convert. During
the first four minutes of play Sew
ard had near complete possession
of the sphere and in their own ter
ritory but tight checking by the
j Cordova lads held down or blocKed
.the attempts at the hoop. On a
(fast play Philip Lydick shot the
first, basket of the game and series
for Cordova. Bloedhorn fouled Guy
and again Guy missed. Philip foul
ed Ed Randbeck who also missed the
try for the point. Score, Cordova
2, Seward 0.
SECOND QUARTER
Seward was given a free throw on
a technical foul when Bloedhorn
left the floor. Guy took the shot
but still lacked the range. Seward’s
first markers were scored when Guy
took a pretty pass from Hayes and
out it thru the hoop.. Philip two
throws when fouled by Hayes, mak
ing the first but loosing the second.
Hayes fouled Bloedhorn who was
awarded two trys and neatly con-!
verted both. Bloedhorn a field bas-1
ket. Score Cordova 7 Seward 2.
Rosswog fouled Otto Sandbeck who I
made the point. Technical foul
against Bloedhorn for delaying the
game. Ed Sandbeck made the
throw and made the point. Score,
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Cordova 7 Seward 4.
THIRD QUARTER
Ray Manthey replaced Ed Sand
beck at forward and Rosness was
sent in for Otto Sandbeck guard.
Seward’s full strength was now on
the floor. Rosswog fouled Ray
Manthey who converted. Shellhorn
fouled John Lvdick who missed.
Rosness and Rosswog grappled for
the ball Rosswog gaining it and
tossed it thru the hoop. The ref
eree’s whistle for jump ball had
blown, however, and the basket was
lost. On a running play by Shell
horn, Ray Manthey and Guy wno
were passing with precision Guy
counted, tying the score. Hay's
fouled Bloedhorn. Bloedhorn’s aim
was good. Hayes passed to Guy for
i basket. Technical foul against
Cordova, DeVille delaying the
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