The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 23, 1926, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY, DEC. 23, 1926. : 5 P et e 2 o o oo Bttt et it £ ;,7: &‘W@ RTS e e e e e e e et e e et e et et et s it s w4 e d | COLLEGE FIVE L i} " MEETS DOUBLAS il ‘HAVF A CA Fairbanks i'iayers Win First Game Here with Locals Summary J: B -8 Colleg I. Boyd for Anderson Anderson for Boyd, | McDonald, Reed for Ay !m.‘ Boyd converted 2 out of 6, Livie (Oll(‘gldll llOO[)bl('l\ CIO\b with Frankie Repoz, of Bell broke his right hand in the second of a six round bout, @hannel \p(‘(ldl [(“\, ham. Foley continued the t using his left and won the | WIELCOME WO —Douglas To.nght. Sl HUTRe QUL gl 3 M Qo Will Run from Here decision i o {0 out of 2, Lingo 0 out of 1, Loftus - The Alaska re College & Out of 4 A1 and his Alaska College 't basketball five def Junean| Officials: Refer | basketball squad crossed the Chan-) —_——— High School last 1 37 to 21 Winn; Scorer nel this afternoon and will take on|sey-Tunney fight, purchased at The Juneau boys were ahead 13 S 8 _ Alumni e pouglas High School five there | Dempsey's request. The complaint | to 10 at the end of the first half > () F Krugness ) fag 8 pom. tod A special fer said the fight promoters represented outplaying the Collegia at every . ! Vo Jessoo fjeaving here ot 7:15 p. m. will belthe tickets to be in the 24th row | { angle me during this period \,_“I"’ i i Bathe bran for the accommodation of local {and they turne out to be in the| The colleg vs sterted off with \;" 8.0 Sasuevarofi rne who re to see the game. |54th row Dempsey wanted the | the first basket of the game from yiorrison e L T coacit was 1ed | tickets for his friends and refused the tip off and repeated with an other. The Hi hoys found the baske! and worked the ball down the floot in perfect style through short ci Cross passi loopins several 1 ore. Ande forward, for the Pair banks team, led the scoring in the first half with four baskets and if it were not for his accurate cye in the fiest half, Juneau probably would | have won th pletely outplayed their rivals Loftus Stars Connors opened the first hall with an in epted pass dribbling dow: the floor for the first basket. Loftos ame, as they com Messerschmidt G D. Lundstrom | o Subs: High School: A. Pademeis-| st night' ter for Larsen, Davis for Weil, 1Hook- | S er for Messerchmidt, Weil r Davis. | i Fouls converted: Bur Pademeister 2 out of 4, Krugness 1 out of 4, Jessop 0 out of 4 Officials Referee at A crowd of about game last n ed it throughout of the wonder iip and clean play of the | i when it was swept away by (he |8 smaller and lighter small school five Zimmerman | His Timer Winn; Scorer Nowell { the 450 fans wit-{ the defense of the school was mu | It and every [ weaker, probably hecause most e o S ATING The Collezians will probably show a4 much improved brand of play to the sh i en i to take them | against the High - and plainly told them about | He was particularly disappointed| Measure tawen for all-wool made the team’s work in the first holf | L0 measure euits, fit positively guar | ced. JORDAN'S VALET SERV-| —adv. | gan [1c (™ ROLLER outfit improved mateviaily in final quarter of the game when) A. B. HALL 1 School Band played sev. {night. “They should have no ditficuliy 1] — l 3 selections during intermission | in defeating the Islanders. The lai- | | gIilsetiannn R nd the yell leaders led in several|ter, however, always fight (o the Tuesday, Wedaesday and Thurs | ”“”wih 1“”1I o j‘VIH sk thiett SOR L nere Tor Viale emm finul whistle, s regardless of (e || day—Afternoons 2 to 5, Evenings started hitting yasket o il e e X ik 8 to 12. T e g Tonight the College boys jowrney |score, the tussle should be an in 45 to Douglas to meet the Douglas!teresting one to watch, | ——————————— == north college took the lead and held it throughout the game Every man on th» Juncau Hizh School played a great me, {ighting High School. A fast game is prom.| ised to all a ng perted to he bounglas is re able since their ¢ mroved contiaer-| JACK DEMPSEY IS R, T R Saturday afternoons, 2 to 5, for Ladies and Children for in struction sthoy: vieen| j AnndjalL the yme. ik ‘“"“ “1”~ Tk ASohobll s Waalk anichay el SUED FOR $1, 193 e | outwelghed aud outranged by their| o 8 EEE T EIE anponent: il Saturday evening, 7 to 9:30. opponents. Livie and Connors led their team with four and six baskets respectively. F. Orme and Burke stopped the driving offense of the collegians vepeatedly but had diffi- ing the ball under the “airbanks' basket in the scrimmage plays. J. Orme covered the floor well L | T Be b i biketa right handed pitcher of the Indians, i | Coach Abell has @ well coached tearm 18 been sold to the Oakland. Club F.WOLL AND | b end they should have no difficulty | Of the Pacific Coast League | . ! in wiuning the majority of their — ! . : games on Gastineau Channel. Loftus | MERCHANT TAILOR i { we cenér s ‘ | ) a vem:rkable eve and a good dr m, | | bler. fre team work of the colloge | i boys however was ged at time; ! e e et reeeee | i ,nm.;.lllm due to Iu.. condition fron o = | { travelling and being unaccustomed ! \ MVIQ ¢ S” T o the floor. They have a tendency | FRYE’'S *‘ DELICIOUS™ HAMS \\l)”B ACON 1 to dribble too much when short fast | ‘EVERYTHING THE NAME IMPLIES 1 passing should be used. Every man | i HENRY BAMAN, Manager | on the team is a hard worker and | - SEWARD STREET i ] their persistent fight was the means | ' ! of their victory | J. H. S Girls Win | The High School Girls won from | the Alumni 20 16 13 ISEATTLE PITCHER SOLD TO GAKLAND —— SUTT tussle. LOS ANGELES, P Morris Shuwitt ha sey for $1,193 due him [ Cal. Dec 23— || General Admission sied Jack Demp- | 2 charging that amount kets to the lhmu [| B R. KELLY and J. L. 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