Harmony Theatre
TONIGHT, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7th.
RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION ON THE DARK
CONTINENT. ’
(Pathe Scenic Film)
The Japanese American Film Co. Presents
“The Oath of the Sword”
Played by Japanese Actors—a Thrilling and Vivid Drama
of the Orient.
Screen Time 45 Minutes
SELIG TRIBUNE NEWS
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“Bertie’s Stratagy”
COMEDY
TWO SHOWS EVERY NIGHT, 7:30 AND 9:00
SUNDAYS — THREE SHOWS, 6, 7:30, 9 P. M.
ADMISSION 25 CENTS CHILDREN .. 10 CENTS
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SOLDIER BOYS
GAIN A VICTORY
OVER COMMISSION
In a close and exciting game that
was replete with fouls the 14th won
over the Commission by the score of
21 to 20. Outside of the poor attend
ance frequent fouls featured the
game; Commission being charged with
25 and the 14th with 19 offenses. It
really was a game between Dick Lea
hy and Henkle with Leahy carrying
off the honors. Dick scored 16 points
for his team and converted 12 out of
19 free tries from the foul line into
baskets in addition to making two
baskets from the field. Henkle denies
the allegation of being related to the
unerring Davy Crockett and was way
off on his shots last night. In fact
the entire five representing the sol
diers was off color in shooting and it
is understood that Lieut. Ross is going
to strip them of their sharp-shooters’
medals. Aside from being weak on
aim the 14th played a much better
game pf basketball than did their op
ponents and made just double the
field baskets. And then again if they
had been in shooting form the game
would not have been nearly so inter
esting and exciting, so there you are.
And every little bit helps, even in
basketball.
The last ten minutes of the second
half were alone worth walking blocks
to witness and the final result was in
doubt up to the time the flute-like
notes came carroling from Werner the
Whistler, announcing the end of the
game. It was anybody’s game; first
the Commission and then the soldiers
would forge ahead by the narrow
margin of one point and each team
was putting forth its best efforts to
add another game to its percentage
column. The ball changed hands on
almost every play and several golden
oportunities were missed in the anxi
ety to respond to the demands of the
ardent rooters.
Knutson as referee was possibly the
busiest man in Anchorage for 40 min
utes last night and it is only due to
his wonderful staying qualities and
lung power that he was able to finish
the game head-up. In all Knutson
called 44 fouls, nor was there any
kicks on his decision,. In his judg
ment he was ably backed up by Hen
ning whenever the case went to the
higher court.
The only feature to mar last night’s
game was the unavoidable accident
that happened to Captain Magnus in
the early stages of the first half.
Magnus broke his nose as a result of
a collision with Sullinger. The acci
dent was unfortunate but no blame is
attached to any one. The injury nat
urally was ipiinful and the fighting
captain was immediately taken to the
government hospital where he was
given proper medical attention. The
loss of Captain Magnus weakened the
Commission team and while Brunner
who substituted, played a good game
it broke up the scoring machine of
Magnus to Engle to the waiting bas
ket.
From the toss-up at 7:30 o’clock
sharp the 14th started off like win
ners and Riley made the first basket
in the first few minutes of play after
receiving the ball from Sherwin.
Southpaw Leahy made 50 per cent of
his free tries on personal foul and ad
ded another point soph afterwards.
Captain Magnus received his injury
during the mix-up in the next play
and Bruner substituted.
Fourteenth missed several good
chances to score and Henkle missed
free try. Engle delivered from diffi
cult angle. Henkle missed free try
and Leahy scored. Both missed on
next attempt as a result of double
foul. Riley recovered and made long
shot but missed as did Henkle on an
other free try. With the ball out of
bounds at north end of court Gubert
passed to Sherwin who received the
ball on the run and shot a spectacular
basket. Costello received the ball on
the next play and the Commission five
displayed some great team work but
without result, as Riley busted the
combination at the opportune moment.
Leahy made free basket; Knutsen was
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miscellaneous.
I* rozen water pipes thawed. */£ • in.
pipe hoc, *54-in. 55c per foot. Guarantee
to k^.ep open balance of winter. Joe
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Filing will be in great demand by
spring. 389
Highest prices paid for gold. Walter
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showing no favoritism.
On personal foul Henk!j scored
one out of two. Leahy with the same
opportunity duplicated. Sully-Sher
win and Captain Gilbert missed easy
baskets at north end of the court.
Leahy missed two tries. Leah./ scor
ed a point for the Commission. Ryan,
v.'no follows Costello in the batting or
der, knocked a two-bagger on the toss
up and Gubert recovered. At this
stage the soldier boys came through
with some splendid team work, but
failed at the critical moment; the bas
ket wasn’t large enough.
Iienkle made one out of two and
Leahy added one to his long line of
from long distance, but missed; so did
Henkle from foul line.
First half ended 14th 9, A. E. C. 7.
Wjlford failed for the first time be
tween halves, but the spectators arose
in their might and stretched long and
yawningly. Heinie Kuntz, Dan Leahy
and young Dr. Ross practiced shoot
ing between halves and showed class.
The second half started off with a
hrus, the ball changing hands on most
every play. Knutson called it his ball
on one of the next few plays and on
the toss near the south basket Riley
jjH)'P.ed *n air and cleverly knocked
the ball in the basket. Henkle was
the center of attraction for the fol
lowing three minutes and made one
out of five tries for free baskets. The
fouls were coining fast and furious.
Sherwin also missed two attempts.
Southpaw Leahy jumped into the
limelight by shooting the most diffi
.cult basket of the game from the side
lines after receiving the ball from
Costello.
Leahy made free try and so did
Henkle. Sherwin not to be outdone
by Leahy made a sensational play by
dribbling the length of the court
through the entire field to a basket.
Henkle made one and missed one on
free tries; Leahy made them both on
his attempts. On the throw-out Hen
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kle received the ball from Sherwin
and shot a basket. Sullinger. missed,
but Riley was Johnnie at the rat hole
and recovered on the rebound and
shot for two points. With the ball out
of bounds in Commission possession
Costello passed to Leahy who went
half the length of the court and shot
another difficult basket. Sherwin and
Henkle pulled off a hair-raiser on the
next play. Sherwin, who is great on
dribbling, coaxed the ball to a position
to pass to Henkle who scored. Leahy
made one and missed one. Ryan du
plicated Riley’s feat and recovered
and scored after Engle had missed.
.Henkle and Leahy both scored from
foul line.
The 14th was one point ahead and
/going strong; both teams playing up
to capacity and ability. The checking
and blocking was great and neither
team was allowed to score, although
the rooters were insistent in their de
mands. Game ended 14th 21; Com
mission 20.
14th A. E. C.
Henkle.R. F. Leahy
Riley .L. F. Engle
Sherwin .C. Ryan
Hubert .R. G. Magnus
Sullinger .L. G. Costello
Substitutes—Brunner for Magnus.
Field baskets, Leahy 2, Engle 2, Hen
kle 1, Sherwin 2 Riley 3. Baskets from
foul line Leahy 12 and Henkle 9.
Knutson referee, Henning umpire,
Scott official scorer, Werner and Hem
mer timekeepers.
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NOTICE;
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The executive board of the Anch
orage Woman’s club will meet Thurs
day afternoon, Feb. 8, at 2:30 o’clock
in the Chamber of Commerce rooms.
MRS. E. S. REEDY, Cor. Sec.
Fine Job Printing at Times office.
First anniversary of the Alaska La
bor Union will be celebrated with a
i big smoker at Labor Temple Thurs
day evening. Everybody welcome.
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A. L. U.
Tonight
Regular Weekly Card Party
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Big Smoker!!
FIRST ANNIVERSARY
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And Bacon, the Washington Brand, at. 28c
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