The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 4, 1928, Page 5

BY GOLLY -JUST CAUSE | WOULDN'T GO TO' THE OPERA WA'TH MACCIE- SHE OC_KED UP ALLME i, cn.o'russ 1 \WISH HILLTOPPERS BEAT DOUGLAS Lead Throughot:ll Game to Take Second Consecu- +tive Win from Rivals Showing speed, and headwork, the toppers. made it over ftheir Douglas rivals last night in the second game of a doubleheader between Juneau and Douglas High Schools. The locals won 28 to 18. With Juneau in the lead from start to finish as a result of the keen playing ability, the game, however, was not on ice until the fourth quarter drew to .a close with Douglas eight or ten points to the rear. Try as they would, the Islanders could not upset the Hilltoppers, and the Juneau boys showed up in the veteran class more than they have at any time this sea- son. When the visitors came back in the second half to do or die, and came within #x points of a tie, the Juneau boys kept their heads, playing a bit harder, and once more pulled away from their rivals, The oulutnmlmg ‘fenturc M the contest was the checking of the Hilltoppers. Heretofore the Ju- neau High boys have not shown up any too well on the guarding, but last night there was a guard on every Douglas man’s trail and few easy shots were permitted the Islanders. Using the J. Orme-Livie-F. Orme combination, which worked well against the Ketchikan team last week, the Juneau boys' offense was good. The boys’ game start- ed off the same way in which the girls’ contest did, with scor- ing infrequent. A short field goal by Livie.and a long one by F Orme put the Juneau quintet in the lead, 4 to 0, at quarter time. Savikko went in for Carlson early in the second quarter, and later Carlson replaced Johnson at guard and the latter went in as forward in place of Savikko. Ju- neau ran away from her rivals in the second quarter. Livie con- verted, Burke followed with a long field goal. Cashen convertel shortly after, J. Orme sank a short onme, and repeated after Johnson converted for Douglas, Fox converted for Douglas’ third free throw count of the period. J. Orme put a long one through the hoop as the quarter drew to a close and Martin was left free for a shont one which was good. Ju- neau 13, Douglas 6. One substitution, Savikko fér Fox, was made in the first part of the second &alf. Douglas. out- scored Juneau in the third guar- ter. With their usual fight the Islanders spurted and did their aggressivenass Juneau Hill two straight RED PEPPERS END it e e 2 RHEUMATIC PAIN IN FEW MINUTES When you are suffering with rheumatism so you can hardly get around just try Red Pepper Rub and you will have the quick- est relief known. Nothing has such concentrated, penetrating heat as red peppers. Instant relief. Juts as soon as you apply Red Pepper Rub you feel the tingling heat. In three minutes it warms the sore spot through and thi -Frees the blood cireulation, breaks n'p nc congestion — and th old ' rheu . matism is gome. Rowles Red Pepper Rub, nuh . any drug store. Get a* once, Use it for lnuhn. ‘neu- § kache, neck, i firve. | Johnson's long attempt rolled in- | markers and Martin converted to \ help the score along. | score was 15 to 10. | best to pull the gam(e from the‘ Carlson’s ‘short shot opened | the fireworks but J. Orme came right back with the same thing to keep Juneau well in the lead. side the mesh for another two his was as close as the Islanders came to at tie after the first quarter. ‘..aej Burke coa-| verted, F. Orme sank a short one rom the field and then Douglas scored again on a short goal by Martin. Shont ones by J. Orme and « Johnson rolled through end the quarter. Locals had things their way again in the last period, when Douglas threw the ball away time and again ,on long- shot attemp:is from the middle of the floor. Livie came forward to sink two short shots in succession while Martin put the ‘ball through the hoop from the 17-foot line. J. Orme batted a short shot into the basket on a bounce off the rin and F. Orme added to the score with a short field goal. Neilson was sent in to replace Livie, whr went in at forward for J. Orme the latter taking to the bench. Carlson made the last score o© the game on his long field goal in the last few minutes of play. Lineups and Summary Juneau PO FG FT J. Orme SR F. Orme .= 2 Livie C Neilson c Burke G Berrgren G t P TL 110 2. 8 2 1 0 0| Totals Douglas Savikko Martin Cashen Fox Johnson Totals Substitutions: Juneau-—Neils: for Livie, Livie for J. Orme; Doug- | las—Savikko for Carlson, Carlson for Johnson, Johnson for Savikko,!merly been set for the occasion|eeeeee. Savikko for Fox. 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NO ARMY-NAVY GAME FOR '28 Annapolis Will Play Prince- ton Instead, It Is Announ_ced ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 4—Hope for the Army and Navy football game this year has been thrown defin- itely into the discard with the announcement of Rear Admiral Nulton, of Annapolis Military Academy, that the Navy will play Princeton on November 24 m Philadelphia. This date has for- of the annual gridiron classic he- tween the two sertice schools, but because the question of eligibiliiy of players on the West Point team met with opposition, the Ngvnl officials severed athletic 'relations, NEW WORLD’S SKATING RECORD BELIEVED SET CHAMONIX, France, Feb. 4— What is claimed as a new world's record for an hour's skating was established at the Chamonix 1924 Olympic rink today when Leon Quaglia of France covered 21 miles, 276 yards. The former re- cord for the 60 mipute period was 20 miles, 220 yards, established by Dekoninck ‘of Holland, Quaglia is 43. years old. 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