The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 14, 1928, Page 5

BiuN SING UP FATHER SPOTF ARE YOUL CALLING ME-DADDY? NO-'M HOLLERIN' AT YOU- COME DOWN HERE - THEN I'LL CALL YOU- 1 iy, ) ' &"--en/é 7% 4 B Gt =/ 4 FIREMEN MEET COLLEGE FIVE TOMORROWP.M. Switch Is Made in Hoop Schedule when Douglas Declmes Local Game The ouneau ¥ire Department . cagers will taky on the Alask: Colleg: fast five Sunday after noon at 3 o'clock, instead of the College playing the Douglas High School's feam, it was announced today. The Island cagemen de clined to cross the Channel tc meet the Collegians and the switch in the schedule was ther: by made necessary. The decision to play all three games here was made by Coach Abel, of the College, who wired from Ketchikan: carly this week to that end. With both loca teams billed for a game Saturday night, the Sunday afternoon date was given Douglas High, whow the Collegians desired to meet, by the schedule makers.' Friday af ternoon Superintendent 0. F. O) sen, of the Douglas school, saic this was not aceeptable to the school and, also, that the schoo! while anxious to play the Collegi ans, would not do so except on its home floor in the Douglas Natatorium. In this attitude, the scheol is supported gemerally in Douglas by public sentiment. This may mean that the Island- ers and the College will not mee! It seems unlikely . that the sche dule can be rearranged to pro vide for an additional game unless it be fixed for either Monday or Tuesday afternoon. As the Col- lege squad has had a strenuou¢ schedule since starting on it journey and has traveled a long distance, it may not feel justified in playing .two games in a single day, which would be necessitated under such a plan. The three games advertised to be played in A. B. Hall will have to be carried out according to the schedule as series tickete have been sold on that bagis Unless Coach Abel is able to make different arrangements, the Firemen, playing the Collegianz Sunday afternoon, will also play them Tuesday evening, leaving the Juneau High School date un- changed from Monday evening a: scheduled. The Collegians will arrive here tonight on the Admiral Roger: from Ketchikan. They emerged from the series there undefeated They came through the games without any casualties so far ‘as is known here and should be in excellent condition to take the floor tomorrow afternoon. The squad should-be at top form aad capable of putting up a fine ex- hibition of basketball. The Firemen will have the Barragar, who was injured in the Jouglas High game a week ..:,-n, 1as almost completely recove wd is fit to be used. He, M;\n van, Garnick and Ellingen will he nsed in the guard positions Campen, the rangy center, is playing the best game of his ca- reer and will give the Collegians something to think about. Holl nann, Blake and Little “Mac” MasSpadden will take care of tho forward berths. BIKE RACER BREAKS | COLLAR BONE;IS OUT OF SIX DAY EVENTi CHICAG ' collar Namara, iron six day Dbicycle Lands and Van American team, o, 1., bone Jan. 14—A brok- put Reggie Mec- man, out of the race last night. Nek, the Holland- was leading this morning. ————— GUN CLUB MEMBERS ATTENTION Annual meeting will be held Monday night at 7 o’clock in the :ard room of the Juneau Bil- iards. Annual election of offi- cers and other important busi- ness. All members should be nresent. —adyv ok A ATTENITON It you need a good carpente: »hone 498, Handy Andy's Rhoyp. | L0 & !A(.LH(.IIE Prop. adwv.i Alaska Juneau Alaska Alaska Juneau -—— General admission, 50c |Crowd Booes Decision Be | High School and the Juneau Fire Basketball vs. Sunday Afternoon, 3 o’clock vS. Juneau High Munday Night, 8 o’clock vs. Tuesday Night, 8 o’clock ALL GAMES AT A. B. HALL Series Tickets for sale at Butler Mauro HEENEY GETS ~ DRAW IN BOUT WITH SHARKEY lieving Heeney Better than Sailor t | | being | game WHY: MYRTLE AND | - DADDY- WHO \WUZ HERE THI® AFTERNOON WITH You IN THE PARLOR ? (.r// f8) = - 4 the game full force. kept out tonight to insur his good condition for the Coll= tomorrow. the Firemen played the Douglas High School he dislocated his knee and has been |aklng 1: as easy as possible in prac! Blake and Hollmann wl)l nnr. the forward berths, -Campen ! wlll hold down the pivot position, { while guards will be chosen from he remaining players, Mangan, | Garnick and Ellingen. The Hilltoppers wiil use best they have in an effort put one over on the Firemen, the | to wiha MANDELL IS Barragar is | ke Last week whea | | NEW YORK, Jnn 14—Tom Hee-|beat them:39-17 the last time tho! ney, New Zealand hope in the heflv)wcmht title chase, fought a hrulelnx{ 12-round draw last night| Ll the south had cd HILLTOPPERS AND FIREMEN QUINTETS TO MEET TONIGHT For the second time this sea- son the quintets of the Juneau t from the v decision Department will tangle this eve- ning at 8 o'clock in th> A. B/ Hall. With the exception of Harvey | llarrsmlr, the Firemen will enter| College Firemen Colloge College Firemen ‘Series Tickets, $1.00 two fives met. Livie and J. Orme will start as forwards, Burke and | Berrgren as guards, and with Jack q}mrkny Boston sailor | will probably open as center. 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