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from Lieut. Ross waded through the
opposition, to be checked in the end by
Mickey. Gubert again recovered and
with the majority of the Painters try
ing to check him he shot the most dif
ficult basket of the game.
One enthusiastic rooter in the gal
lery, wearing the Veach colors, was
heard to say something about Hope
being eternal and rising to a certain
point and it looked possible that it
might reach the coveted goal when
Veach caged one from the field, but
the prayer came too late, as did the
Garrison finish of the Veachers, who
were honestly beaten in a great game
of basketball yesterday afternoon on
the local court. Game ended, amid
the shouts and applause of the hun-,
dreds of spectators Sherwin 24, Veach
21. The same teams play the next
game Tuesday night and she will be
a dinger.
Line-up:
Sherwin Veach
Engle .R. F. Leahy-Henning
Henkle .L. F. Veach
Knutson .C. Powrie
Sherwin-Costello RG.Gubert '
Nicholls .L. G. Trachsel
Goals from field—Engle 6, Henkle
1, Knutson 2, Nicholls 2 .Henning 1.,
Veach 3, Powrie 4, and Gubert 2.
Goals from foul—Henkle 2, Leahy 1.
Referee, Mangan; scorer, Scott; and j
Hemmer and Mills timekeepers.
The City Amazonians just did beat
the Cleaners yesterday afternoon by
the narrow margin of 7 to 6. How
ever, the City team made three bas
kets from the field to one by their op
ponents who scored four from the foul
line, while the City only scored one
from the red mark. But there is a
reason for this, as the City were pen- j
alized nine times for aggressiveness i
to only two penalties charged to the ,
Cleaners.
The one field basket credited to the
Cleaners was the spectacular
play of the game and was caged by
Barnett from a long distance. Neith
er side was particularly apt in shoot
ing and the game throughout was
close and exciting.
Walsh, of the City, was the bright
and shining star of a galaxy of lesser
lights and played a splendid game.
Walsh scored one basket from the
floor and checked remarkably well.
From the standpoint of team work
displayed by either team, there wasn’t
any such a thing, but if there was any
choice, the honor should go to the
Cleaners, who occasionally showed a
glimmer of class. The members of
the City team played like one large,
happy family; they all stayed togeth
er and did not wander but repeatedly
bunched for a family reunion. The
Cleaners played a much more open
game, but did not take advantage of ‘
the opportunities and if they did
were clevrly checked by a Polley or a ,
Maltby. Albertson caged two goals1
and otherwise distinguished herself, i
The City missed the aggressiveness of
Blye who held a handkerchief in each
hand and codched frob the sidth linths.
Denton substituted for Blye and did
well. Merry and Barnett played th’ j
best game for the Cleaners. Merry j
repeatedly broke away for a try at
goal and Barnett checked and blocked
in great shape. Murray, Dalton and
Kincaid all played a good game and I
in fact in team work the Cleaners:
showed the best yesterday.
Outside of Walsh’s playing, Bar
nett’s long shot for a basket and !
Maltby’s swat in the eye the game was |
devoid of features although the score \
was exceptionally close.
Both sides repeatedly missed golden
opportunities to cage goals. At half
time the score stood 2 to 0 in favor of
the Cleaners; the game ended City 7,
Cleaners 6.
Merry missed a chance to even the j
score at the time she missed a free try
just before the end of the game.
Line-up:
Cleaners City
Dalton.F.Walsh
Kincaid.F.Albertson!
Merry .C. Denton!
Muray .G. Maltby;
Barnett .G. Polley |
Baskets from field—Walsh 1, Al
bertson 2.
Baskets from foul line—Merry 4, |
Polley 1.
NOTICE !
Direct from factory to Anchorage
over the trail—Wheat Straw cigarette !
papers. Robarts. 599;
For a Solo game came to Peterson’s.
Fred Carlquist, who is a graduate i
optician from San Francisco, is per-;
manently established with George Os- j
born, the C. St. Jeweler, and will ex
amine eyes free. 260
North Pole Bakery serves lunches
after the show. 567 !
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Stop at Peterson’s Hotel.
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OWN SIX CLAIMS; EVERY ONE OF WHICH HAS ORE IN PLACE. i
On three; is what is conceded to be a true fissure vein, uncovered in four places
at a distance of 1600 feet, width of this vein is from 14 to ‘<0 inches on the surface;
in nearly every sample taken at random you can see Free Gold, and the lowest assay
obtained runs $52.00. This fine lead is located on the Apex at heads of Purchase,
Craggie, Peterson and Arch Angel Creeks. Just to imagine what such a lead on the
Apex means! And how Stock in the Arrah Wanna will advance as soon as we
block out a few tons of ore, which we actually have, and in place.
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Now is the time to get some Arrah Wanna Stock, come and see us at our of
fice. Room 2, Masonic Bldg., if you have not time to call, write 11s a letter saying how
many shares you care to take and enclose check payable to the Arrah Wanna Gold
Mining Co., and we will have the stock issued to you and forward same by return
mail, at
25c Per Share
A word to the wise is sufficient. Buy now and get returns from Big develop
men work, which will take place in Willow Creek, this summer.
Most of the other companies have sold their stock outside, we are giving the i
people of Anchorage a chance, and our daily sales show that Anchorage is alive to |
the possibilities of our famous Willow Creek, and that they do not propose to let the j
outsiders reap all the harvest from this, The Cripple Creek of the North. Blue !
Prints and Samples to be seen at our office,
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HARMONY THEATRE
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in Saturday’s Issue of “The Times”
THAT WE HAVE GREATLY IMPROVED THE QUALITY OF OUR
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MORROW—TUESDAY—A PICTURE DIRECTED BY THOS. H. INCE
8-STARS-8
BESSIE BARRISCALE
ENID MARKEY
CHARLES RAY
LOUISE GLAUM
HOWARD HICKMAN
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JEROME STORM
BARNEY SHERRY
HARRY G. KEENAK
IN
The Cup
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TONIGHT, MONDAY
THOS. H. INCE PICTURE
“THE MAN FROM OREGON”
With
CLARA WILLIAMS AM)
HOWARD HICKMAN
A Drama of Social Life at Washington Portray
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“THE CUP OF LIFE.”
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CHARLES RAY FRANK BORZAGE
ARTHUR MAUD J. BARNEY SHERRY
LOUIS GLAUM HARRY G. KEENAN
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“HELP WANTED.’’
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Wonderful Mae Marsh in
“ HER SHATTERED IDOL.’’
Filmed from one of OPIE REID’S fables
“Wherein the Prehistoric Incarnation Stuff of the
Cave Man Causes Love’s Young Dream to Ride to
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