The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, November 14, 1936, Page 7

_THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, SATURDAY, NOV. 14, 19 36. KRAUSES DROP HOOP CONTEST T0 GRAVESMEN rimson Bears Show Speed in Loss to Firemen Last Night Through three and Graves teams of the rause uneau City Hoop League staged a pee-2aw baltle in their game at he High School gym last evening, ut then the Gravesmen went on a quarters the ng spree to finish up 13 points b1 top, by-a score of 41 to 28. Tt > Clothiers held a slight lead il the way and toward the end f the third . perfod = starfed to build up their margin, with the oncreters seemingly dazzled by ‘he glare of the bright biue and range outfits sported by their op- onents. ‘Eddie Lawson was the eader of the fourth quarter spurt )t the Graves lads, dropping four buckets in a row to build up his ide’s lead from 30 to 24, to 36 o 26. Count Knotted The Concreters knotted the count nee, at 13 all, in the second quar- ter, and fought all the way, but could not quite cope with the speed lashed by the Graves' outfit after it had turned on the heat. The half-time score was 18 to 16 with iraves holding the edge. Besides L n, the of the Graves' attack were Bill (O'Malley, ‘Bob McPhee and Bill [Robertson. On the losers’ end, Sam- my Nelson was the main artillery, reinforced by Larry Hill and Ralph Bardi. Last night's loss put the Krause s in a deep rut as far as chances of topping the first Tound play goes while the Clothiers te their loss to Douglas £ ¢k, right back in the thick { the fight as a result of their triumph. sparkplugs Opening Tilt The Juneau High Scheol Crim- lson Bears flashed some speedballs in the exhibiti curtain raiser to the evening’s court program. With nothing at stake, Coach Hautala Zgave all the lads a chance to gain some game experience, enabling the Juneau Firemen's league team to grab the game by a good edge, the final totals being Firemen 42 and Prepsters 29. As long as the Crimson Bears' first string was in the fray, it was a nip and tuck battle, the first quarter ending with the count nin to seven for the Fire Laddies, but the second lineup which went in for the High School to cpen the econd period could not quite keep up with the leaguers, who ran their lead to 20 to 15 at the half. 6t Third Stringers In Coach Hautala started his third 'treatment. stringers as the second half opened‘ and then the Firemen really blaz- | ed, adding seven markers to their total, while the Schooiboys were | getting one. The High School first | and second string went in during the last minutes of play and man- aged to lol! the Firemen on equal terms. Marking themselves as the com- ing stars of this season’s play for the Crimson Bears were Atkinson at center, and a flashy pair of guards, Joe Smith and Bud Brown. The chief faunt showed by Coach Hautala’s men was in following the | ball too much and forgetting to| cover their men | Old Guard Toppers The old guard showed them- selves to be still the mainspring| of the Firemen, with Doc Hollmann carrying on in role of maestro, as| during the last several seasons. Dewey Baker is still hard to over- come under the basket, and Jimmy Orme one-handed in plenty bas- kets. The Firemen may not be as fast as some of the younger of the City League teams, but they are plenty foxy and do not miss any breaks that come their way The ringside seats last night were well filled with High School root- jers, band and all, who turned out en masse to watch their team in {its debut, Summaries Juneau High (29) Firemen (42) F—H. Behrends, Hollman, 13 F—H. Hanson, 4 D. Behrends, 4 C—Atkinson, 4 Baker, 11 G—J. Smith, 3 .T. Moyer, 2 !G—B. Brown, 2. Gould, 0| | Substitutions — Juneau High: H.| {Lucas (5), R. Smith @), J. Kear- Iney, G. DeVault (3), T. Powers (3), B. Hamilton, R. Peterson, B. Alex- {ander, A. Brown. Firemen: S. Moy- | Culbertson, J. Orme (11). er, Officials—Williams, referee; Fer- | | guson, scorer; Phillips, timer. | {H. 8. Graves (41) Krause (28) | |F—Gray, 2 Nelson, 9 F—O'Malley, 9 Hill, 7 | C—McPhee, 10 Gerewell, 5 | G—Robertson, 9 Young, 0! G—Gowdy, 0. Bardi, 5 Substitutions — Graves: Foster, {Lawson (11). Krause: Ledbetter, Riendeau, Osborne, Rodenburg (2) Officials—Williams, referee; Fer- guson, scorer; Phillips, timer. LOMSK! GETS DECISION IN FERRAR BOUT ROCKFORD, Ill, Nov, Lomski, Aberdeen, Wash., in, wen a ten round decision last nij, from Prett Ferrar, of Des Moines, Iowa - ELLINGEN IN HOSPITAL One of Juneau's old time contrac- tors, Harry Ellingen, went to St. | Ann’s Hospital today for medical 2 14.—Leo BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG YEP--THAT BE ME---BUT. 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Talmadge, last night |after a game patrol of the west coast, Chichagoff and Baranof Is- {1 Few deer were noted on the trip, according to Jewell, nor were there many hunters in evidence. The lack | of hunters, Jewell said, was probably | due to the bad weather which would not encourage sportsmen Antone Kristensen, non-resident hunter of Sitka, w: apprehended by the wardens, two guns and a deer carcass were seized, release obtained and no action taken at this time. 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