The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 24, 1930, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASI\,\ LWP Rh FRIDAY, OCT. 24, 1930 JUNIORS ROMP AWRY WITH K \ Haglund, who od th L v;\ [} the free shot, making onc Vicic A\i et S(,“lol Team This Evening LCOK 'EM OVER Position ~ Freshmen C. H. Sisson L. Peterson | H. Haglund | A. Ficken J. Romanseth iors—James reshmen—G Referee, A. S. Dunham; time- kceper, Robert Raven; Scorekeeper, Lloyd Bayers. High scores: Juniors, Elmer Lind- strom, 22 points; Freshmen, Joseph Romanseth, 2 points. By a score of 40 to 3, the Juniors romped away with the Freshmen in the second game of the Juneau High School interclass basketball tournament in the school gymna- sium. last night. Except in the first quarter, when the Freshmen held their opponents to almost even terms, there was never any doubt of the result. The Juniors had every- thing their own way. Capt. Elmer Lindstrom of the Jupidrs was in exceptionally Imc ® g i form and was the scintillating of the contest. He certainly look:: like fine material for the first team Bloomquist and Judson were the r members of the Junior team ho showed to advantage. Haglund Pe n, Capt. Harold Sisson and Romanseth were the outstanding Freshmen players, but their best! last night was not good enough to win. Tonight the Juniors will meet the Seniors. Unless some misfor- tune befalls Lindstrom, the expec- SHAW’S TRADE BUILDERS A remarkable fit- ular price H. S. GRAVES The ClotBing Man P N \ ] N N { N { ! [ § llllg SI]OB at a pop- | i N \ s in Contest Wl“ no other score was ma tauon is that the fourth |will be on the small end of the score. First Quarters Almcst [ | Last night's play by qu: {lows: First Quarter—Bloon the Freshmen. The and long passes wers before the close of when Judson basket Results of the quarte: Freshmen 1. Second Quarter—L dribbling the ball th floor, shot the bask | afterwards, Bloomqu ball. Nikish inter: | pass, and basketed the Juniors. Judson made a lo: shot for 2 points. Lindst bled the bhall a long then backeted it. He scored again on a pass from Bloomquist. Re- sults of quarter, Juniors 12: Third Quarter—Nikish recei a pass from Judson and basket: it. Johnson took advantage of a foul. After three long dribbles, | Lindstrom made three baskets in succession. Nikish scored a bask(‘t just before the close e ter. Results of the quarter, Junio Lindstrem Scores ()itc‘n Fourth Qu: ter the opening of the fourth quar- ter, Lindstrom made two baskets.| Nikish double-fouled Haglund, but| the latter failed to take advantage of either free shot. Bloomquist madc a beautiful sid : Yo n|'|{l( a basket I ored a basket. It was me only basket made by his team during the game. Lindstrom shot a bas- ket. Nikish failed to take ad- vantage of a foul by son. Lind- strom intercepted a llund and backeted t teams fouled. Bloomqu point for the Juniors, but Sisson failed to take advantage of the |free shot allowed the Freshmen. Results of the quarter, Juniors 15 points, Freshmen 2 points. | | e e HOLLYWOOD IS WINNER AGAIN Defeats Los Ang»leam Sec-| ond Game for P.C.L. | Championship | "LOS ANGELES, Cal. Oct. 2 the second game for the P! Coast League Championship, Hol wood defeated Los Angeles -ye 001—‘ |day afternoon by a score of 14 to| |12, | It was a batile of home runs| {and the victors got five of the) ‘snx made. The home runs were made | 1by Montgomery, Barbee, Sh:\l!en-l ibach, Hollerson, Severeid and Har-| {per. i | Standings | Won Lost Pet. Hollywood 2 0 1.000 “Los Angeles 0 2 .000 | | .- | Katie is parlor maid, cook, scrub |woman, laundress, and her spare time she can take care of the flow- ers and mow the lawn for the | Joneses Coliseum, October 28. A 'great comedy. —1dv. | | { Eureka, a boot - Shake Hands With Quality al Rl o~ - PiceLy WIGGLY Learn the Economy of Quality by buying at PIGGLY WIGGLY. have, you'll find at YOUR PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE. 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