The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 25, 1948, Page 2

PAGE TWO Juneau High Wins Cpener From Mike's Sheldon Jar?son Jr. Col- lege Defeats Columbia Lumber Five School’s Crimson Jackson Jr the Gold- Juneau High Bears and Sheldon College cf Sitka cnte en Medal Basketball Tournament in a big way last night as they dumped two cf Monday's winners into the losFis’ bracket, Bill Schmitz and Bill Sperling led the Crimson Bears to a close victory over Mike's Nite Owls from Douglas with a 35 to 31 win. The Juneau boys took the lead and kept it throughout, playing the starting five all the w Mike's closed the gap in the final min- utes but were unable to overcome a 30-21 lead estaklished by the Crimson Bears as the last period opened. Schmitz collected 10 of his 15 didn't have any trouble last night, Schmitz, B, f 7 1 2" 15 as Kake lost 41 to 31. Logan, B, f R Four teams remain undefeated:| Adams, G. ¢ 1 0 4 9 Ketchikan All-Stars, Petersburg’s G B, B 1 0 2 2 Wasvick and Torwick, Juneaul Sperling, B, g SUCHOTH . 5 High School and Sheldon Jackson| Totals 16 ¢6. M8 85 il - it | | Vs, o bibhbtsas ki, i e Games Tonight | Mike's Nite Owls ling came through with 8 of his| Three more games are in line for > ich firlv t ; (1, ? : 9 in the last half. The Juneau tonight, starting at 7 o'clock a bidn s team fangles tomorrow night with|Mike's Nite Owls meet the Sitka it ot Boterabiire’s Wasviok antl Totwick | ANB. 1htIie ‘DSsAs ‘it Colusmibia | Bonoess, ¢ g el asvick and Torwick | - ol simbe | Franklin, G, g ....2 0. 3" 4 five umber takes on Mt. Edgecumbe | " in the second game. The night-)Flint, B, & L 0 2 Shelden Jackson Wins cap between the Petersburg Trad- | Russo. G. @ Lol L Sheldon Jackson's 41-37 victory ing Union and Metlakatla will be| Totals 3% SRR 31 ver previously undefeated Colum-| one of the best of the tournament 7 bia Lumber was close all the way. if both teams are clicking :‘(‘Ablumlu.l L:]‘_::":e ;g‘ Ry Herb Didrickson, flashly little for- piepimmmag [38%e %, 7 P d for the Junior College five, ] J was held to two field goals in the Game Eight Ange, HIf Lo lewmi e 10) first half, but came through with| Kake B i 5 paipomand, B. ¢ —seleiiinety o g O'Connor, J., g .0 0 0 0 six buckets in the second half to| Austin, L, f ...5 1 2 1l|goic 1 g T r 1 to 16. George Inman | jackson, W., f 1 R ccored 10 points at center for the \]Nfllf{ams. w. & ; 2 2 8\”“%":‘/\1 a8 12 g 12 3?’ winners before leaving the game| Gordon, F., g W e Vi on fouls early in the second half.|Rose, H., g 0 T 8l guaaen Jacdin 90, The Columbia Lumber five which | Davis, G, f g0 b 0 Blariokson, B, 1% B 4 1 sccred such an impressive vic- Bean, P, g 0 0 2 | Davis, M., f 4 0 2 8 tory over Kake on Monday couldn’t| Totals 34 8 '18 | mman, G, ¢ 5 g R o se to penetrate the Sheldon| V8. {Bkeek, R. ¢ 0 2 0 9 on defense. Bob Rowland | Petersburg Trading Union o & 0Tk was good for 14 points at his cen- | Thomas, S. f 1. 4 Sl 3k e, oo ter spot and Les Hogins came | Hagerman, E, f 4 1 2 'W“m}.‘ P g 0 0 0 through with 13 for Columbia Lum- | Elkins, R., f S [ 2 | Totals 18 ok 1 41 or. Harry Aase, who ran up 19| Williams, P, ¢ ..9 2 4 20| AR 1 points on opening day, was held |Clemons, B, g ...3 0 0 6 to 10 last night. Leatherberry, L, g1 1 3 3 & B I Sheldon Jackson rests today and| Totals e AN A tl o strong Ketchikan All- quintet tomorrow night Kake Loses Twice The preliminary game last night saw Kake take its second defeat of the tourney from the Peters- burg Trading Union as Pistol Pete Williams clicked for 20 points. The kles a from celliar to roof | hit his stride on opening day, but Game Nine lanky Petersburg center failed to| raIMY» TP J-High ASSC. ACCOUNTANT HERE Charles S. Hofstatter, accountant| pyna) seores or oasketbal games ior the Alaska Steamship _Co., in | haved last night follow: Seattle, is aboard the Aleutian, on = y14.h6 43; Washington 41, a round-trip visit to the various| Gonzaga 44; Whitman 23. Alaska Steamship Company of-' pucet Sound 77; British Colum- fice bia 54. Tor W e TR AT G Lewis and Clark 70; Linfield 67. THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— JUNEAU, ALASKA WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1948 Hockey@ame (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) SEATTLE, Feb. 25.—#—Outfielder | Wild scoring was the vogue in the|Lou Novikoff and third baseman Hil- 'P;u:lliL Coast Ice Hockey League last lis Layne, both previously listed as .| NOVIKOFF, LAYNE | | SIGN UP TO PLAY night holdouts, have signed new contracts | The Seattle Ironmen, Northern with the Seattle Rainiers, club of- MUBP“Y & ““PHY ron SALE Division leaders, blasted Vancouver ficials said today. ; | = y 7-2 in Vancouver to halt the Can-| Layne won the Pacific Coast Lea-| DISTINCTIVE home, huge Hent—iA[;;;‘ sze Frigidalre, $75. slf@; ucks’ record breaking winning streak gue batting title last season. ilator fireplace of stone, pegged ' . k at 11 straight. | = - - — floors, 5 acres pat. land, we”w'l‘WO Bedibom house. . 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Reward. sitet teams entered in the Lions Club Probably will be remembered longer | Gold Medal Basketball Tournament, than the fight. ! aceording to an announcement made| Pep set the Cuban up for the fin-| today by the Lions Tournament En- ish with a left hook to the body| tertainment Chairman, Bob Hooper. that left Sierra gasping in the ninth. | _—— The visiting basketball teams, their Thea, Willie cut loose. | e managers, and guests, will leave! Pep weighed 125 1-2, Sierra 126.} & from the Bus Depot at 1 o'clock; B 53 ( “ommercial Thursday afternoon in a caravan| consisting of & bus donated for this' { purpose by the Douglas School Board ed two games in the Gold Medal MISCELLANEOUS WINTER & POND CO, Inc. Juneau. Alaska | | | | | Developing - Printing - Enlarging Artists’ Paints and Materials Janitors LEADING SCORERS — et - | LOST, Saturday noon, man’s gold Complete Photographic Supplies | | FOR RENT Call | COAST Guard officer, wife, baby, urgently need furnished apt. or house. 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