The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 9, 1931, Page 6

{ § { E i | z\ _ball for Juneau, R. Africh sank the DOUGLAS GIRLS | WIN CHANNEL CHAMPIONSHI Island Takes Title for Fourth Successive A y Time Against Juneau ANOTHER FLAG, GOOD BYE ons—Juneau: R. Rogers, G. Carlso; M. Hansen for G. Car: —E. Lundell for R ch for E. Fleek. Score by Quarters Team ist 2nd 3rd 4th ftl Juneau 0 1 2 2 45 Douglas 2 1 6 0 9 Douglas has annexed anoiher basketball championship. Her high school girls' team Saturday eve- ning in the Douglas Natatorium de- feated the Juneau high schoolf girls’ team 9 to 5. This makes it) unanimous insofar as concerns Gas- tineau Channel scholastic hoop titles, the Douglas boys having pre-| viously captured the season’s hon- ors in three straight victories over Juneu youths. s game was the fifth between the girl teams. Each of them had gained two triumphs. The winner of_three contests in! the series of five is awarded the championship. The struggle Saturday night was close and hard-fought throughout. In the last qluarter, the Juneau girls tried desperately to ahead, but to no avail. This is the fourth successive year that the Douglas maids have taken the une,! Details of Saturday night's decisive struggle follow: First Quarter—V. Wahto scored goal for Douglas after three min-| utes of intensive playing. The ball seesawed up and down the court ih rapid fire style. Both teams checked closely. Second Quarter—V. Wahto scorad one point for Douglas on an over-|, head shot. L. Jackson scored one point for Juneau on a foul shot The game W fast with close checking las territory the this quarter. Third Quarter—V. Wahto scored a goal for Douglas after numer- ocus tries. L. Jackson caged the part of pall for Douglas. V. Wahto made a goal for Douglas. Fourth Quarter — L. Jackson seored two peints on foul shots for The Owl’s LEMON Cocoanut Oil SHAMPOO 65 cents for large bottle Juneau Drug | Company Free Delivery Phone 33 || Post Office Substation No. 1 Weyenberg Docto-Pepic OXFORDS forge 3 | Mr as in Dougz-| Florida for a vacation to absorb as BASEBALL CZAR IN FLORIDA" Judge Kenshaw Mountain Landis, commissioner of baseball, went to @ little about the national pastime as possible. He's shown at Belleaire, Associated Press Photo | much sunshine and talk and think Juneau The Juneau girls 1 desperate rally in the minutes of play but over ar coupled with the determined ance of the Douglas guards pre- vented scoring. AY TYHE HOTELS Gastineau J. H. Fosman, P. H. Abbott, H C. Dunlop, Sam Baker and Mrs. J. M. Devereaux, Seattle; R. A Zeller, Ketchikan; C. E. Swans Petersburg; T. V. Wa ¥ Lu Sam Shucklin, stello, Michael Keraff, Arthur ams, L. M. Carrigan, R. D. Car- rigan, E. Paulson, R. H. Chadwick, A. Clark, Juneau. Alaskan J. G. Shutter, Ketchikan; A. 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Fox made u: -‘tcnm defeated Southern California 33; Stanford | 9, ISLAND BuYs g school alumni boys ‘x:ing. | manding lead in the second quar- | ter, and were never in danger afi- jerwards, The alumni did their a point for Douglas by a toss from { |the charity line. Then he hurled . |a long goal. F. Orme scored a |Douglas High School Stu-|snort basket for the atuma, | dents Have No Troub]e repeated on the next tip-off. At in Scoring Victory this stage of the quarter, there was fast passing by both teams. o i e Lundell scored a long goal E‘;?‘;I'EN WE'RE USED TO 1T Douglas just before the end of the mni 5 | period. J.Orme f Second quarter—H. Lundell regis- Crme 1f red a-point for Douglas on a A. Burke c. 1l shot. A Gair sank a short g T. Niemi | field goal for Douglas, so did R. ‘en Ig A. Wilson | Fox. Then A. Gair basketed the u utions: Juneau Alumni— |pall twice for Douglas. The Is- D. Baker for F. Orme, F. Orme for |landers played circles around their A. Burke, A. Burke for D. Baker. |opponents in this quarter. ‘Dcugln: high school, none. | |umpire. J. Osborne; scorers, W. las. A. Burke sank a long throw !Cashen and T. Cashen; timers, A. for the alumni. A Gair put a short 'E. Goetz and R. S. Raven. one through for Douglas. A Burke Score by Quarters |caged the ball for the alumni. A. Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th tl.| Gair and H. Lundell made short Alumni 4. 0 9 2 15goals for Douglas. J. Orme bs Douglas 5 9 8 6 23 keted the ball for the alumni, and By a score of 28 to 15, the Doug- | shot las high school boys’ the A Burke registered a long basketball | poal for the alumni. Juneau high T and the prices quoted below will prove it. stock. SWEET LYNDEN YAKIMA GROWN YAKIMA—No. 1 Grade R SLICED AND NO RIND PRUNES, 9 pounds for . HARD WHEAT FLOUR, T We Deliver team in the! Douglas Natatorium Saturday eve- | The Islanders took a com- | ' SHOOTS WIFE, | and | P. 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