The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 16, 1949, Page 3

. | WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY I6 |949 COLUMBIA LUMBER flGH] DOt 5 JUDGES NAMED FOR LIONS’ GOlD MEDAL BB GAMES Basketball fever is mounting to a final pitch th week as teams from all over Southeast Alaska pack DEFEAIS MIKES To S up for the long-awaited trip to s. JLI | PFights last night ended ‘as follows J\;hguu and the Lion's Club (mlAd‘ i | = o Medal Basketball Tournament, [ Butfalo, N. Y.—Ray “Sugar’ Rob- 5 % ] ha . I starting its six-day run Monda i - inson, 153':, New York, and Henry fehrihry 21 2 (Non-title ! " " ; - % made up of Juneau Lions, announc- High School Ciimson Bears| ros ansercs—sonn r. pavie, 131} 5SE 00 S e atas for Oakland, Calif., outpointed Raul tr SR, 4 N 3 ik b kit 136, Mexico City, 10 Le conte mnn.u are Kinkj Take Easy Game from campos. 136 mesico ity 16. | 5irs" kG Burice, Stan Grummets 3 I‘mminlu ~Philip Kim, 141 of| saeq voll ‘n\d D:', James C. Ry- Signacs, 32 to 21 [Honolulu, knocked out 55 ‘ BT | Whitewater, 136, ok kland Callf,, 8.1 Bavers and Burke are wellknown In the first game of a d’mhlc-‘ jto Juneau hoop fans and Stan | header basketball game played in| the local high school gym last night. | hool Crimson Bears took | Ly a decisive score cl HOCKEY G GAMES | Final scores ur games played last |night in Pacific Coast Hockey the|league are as follows: Fresno 5; San Frantisco 4. Vancouver 5; Oakland 3. Tacoma pr westmmsler 2. | | the Bears manc Sperling - first score of the game near the end | of the first two minutes of play and | had a {from then on Signacs neve: chance at leading. Beautiful infer- lHo DG RA(E IS OFF; " T00 MUCH SNOW [ ASHTON, Idaho, Feb. 16.—(P— | [ | i only chance of oring that Signacs had was by long sho they were not made to any Tke Benrs were Th m; T]C American dog derby, the trad S bR i e al Washinglon's birthday do third’ quazter, . Bee sled race, has been postponed—t i ‘much snow. The sponsoring dog mushers cluk | said the event will be held some| S |time in March, when the weather is right. Right now, there is too mucl now on the ground to allow suf- pectators. tear ore b 11, Signacs 2: 17, Signacs 8; 29, Signacs 16; fourth qu final score, Bears 43, Sign TIGHT GAME In possibly the tightest game of| won with a chance to make| way tie for first in | ficient parking space for 22 R o Ts ght to a d the l"ague competition, Mik B DRuatly Al b 1@ a d Owls lost to the Columbia Lumber- | °nter the lm» ile race. men 55 to 57 S X ening tip off, F er« uan m\dr | ame during e made ed n thu attempt at the basket. P: the first score of the the first minute when free throw. Schmitz fol ROUNDS FOR DRAW | IN ROBINSON BoUT| second minute with his two-score| :n;‘-ke]- j BUFFALO, N. Y., Feb. 16 \?1_ The “cuv was tied in the firs he third man Welterweight Cham- four minutes of play at three all. | pion Ray Robinson has failed to! Both teams made their first score|lick in 91 pro bouts is Henry Brimm, ’ a {ree throw and then by a bas-; @ local scrapper. ;Z(q i i 1 | Brimm battled the heavily fav- Schmitz broke the tie at the end| {ored champion to a 10-round draw of four minutes by dropping in a|'R 2 nons ditle headliner that had two counter. The Columbia Lumber |6:625 fans in an uproar in Memorial | led until close to the end of the ‘ Auditorium last night. Rotinson quarter when Bavard in tied|weighed 1532 and Brimm 156': hot from| Robinson lost once to Jake La up the score by a Pt the key. The Scoretthen stood 1 12. Pasquan broke 2 to|Motta in Detroit in 1943 and was held to a draw by Jose Basort in Philadelphia in 1945. the score with al stot from the left that made good. | T i The scor2 at the end of the first|, § & o o v w o . 6 € N quarter was Columbia 16 and’ Mikes| o 12. e ST y 4 During the opening minutes of| , 'IDE TABLE | the second quarter, Mike's team| g FEBRUARY 17 ° gradually pulled ahead when Lo gigh tide, 4:40 am. 184 ft. o) Eonnet pushed one in from the side! .pctp rineuti -on x making the score 17 to 16. Pasquan o gijsn tide, 17:01 p.m., 160 ft. ® tied the score when he dropped in!e yow tide, 23:07 pm., 0.3 it. ® his free throw. . H. Bonnett broke the tie With 2/ y ¢ ¢ » @ v @ @« « @ ¢ @ two count basket to have the score| - iR H again locked when Schmitz pulled| Fried Chicken and T-bone Steaks a fast shot. The score then smod at| _s250. Country Club. 19 tf, 19 all. Pasquan led the Lumbexm"n‘ - ST P T CRNPRMB S - ahead when he made his free throw. SUMMARY The score at the end of the “rs‘"‘CnZum.,iq Lbr. " FG FT TP kalf was 26 to 26 when McComuc\’Scl st 2 10 g p;xt away his first goal of the eve-| lscott, f 3 1 7 ning. j p The play had shifted to a man-to- ‘z“r;‘ll:;"e" ff g ; 1; man defense ty both teams in the o nlvc AR | second quarter and both teams were PF“L%' 5 3 2 8 | fast on the rebounds. e | Aase, g ; 0 05 il Pasquan broke the tie with a‘Bruwn, ¢ 1 1 3 jump hook shot from righ | x A g baskey | Totals 4 9 5 McCormick placed his gift shot | Mike's FG FT TP| in the basket to bring Mike’s teaijmh ¢ 0 0 0 to within two points of the Lum-'p & . ¢ 0 0 0 bermen, but the quarter ended “lmiflmkey' ¢ 0 0 0 Mike's 39 and Columbia 43. This, Cashcn‘ £ 0 0 0 quarter was filled with faster andlBonnet£ &b 6 % b rougher action by both teams. anvm'd 'g " 8 4 20 L. Bonnett did a hook shot at Eommtvt S 2 0 4 the end of three minutes play m‘BlaAnchnvrd g‘ & 1 1 9 bring his team within two peints McCormicI; & 2 2 6 of the opposition.- The score was,nu;_) % 4 0 0 0| Mike'’s 44 and Lumbermen 46. Co-| " ST s g lumbia pulled ahead to 50 and L Totals 2 1 5 Bonnett with four minutes away infn LB FG FT TP| the game, hooked one in from the I"ie&}!son f 3 2 81 ::(]:; t;m:a!:row the margin again to McClellan, £ 0 0 0 During the first five minutes of’ SPeriing. £ i g the la.s% quarter toth teams hadii"if‘sle:la:d' ! 2 ? 3 scored nine points. % ? ‘At the start of the last m el SOXCS Daveg S : 1" play Bavard bounced one in to mak H{Lku‘_t‘)’_ gg D e the final score 55 to 57. i:’\dams 'g % 1 1 3 High scorer for the Lumbermen Pey ues' 3 0 0 0 was Schmitz with 20 points and| BhHeE, & Gy | Bavard led Mike's with 20. | Totals . 19 5 43 RRE | Signacs— FG FT. TP ' By = Tyvol, f 1 [] 2 BASK:TBE_!’! Inman, f 0 o 0 o | Boochever, { 4 1 9 ; Miller, f 0.0 b Fina) scores of important basket- | Rollison, ¢ 2 2 6 ball games played in the west last|Dorty, c [ 0 [} night are as follows: | Moles, g S S Regis (Colo.) 58; Idaho State 33.|Sparrow, g S N 8 St. Martins (Wash.) 55; Seattle|Sepperell, g 0,1 1 Pacific 54. Meyers, g [ [ ) San Jose State 54; Fresno State e S £ 52. Totals . 8 5 21 Seattle Univ. 55; Portland 48.) For the Bears, high score man Santa Clara vs. San Prancisco, | was Sperling with 10 pcints fol- cancelled. lowed by Mickle with nine, Hanson Vanport 49; Pacific Univ. 47. jwith eight, and Schultz with seven. Pacific College 37; Reed 33. - I'High pojnt man for the Signacs was Linfield 56; Eastern Oregon 54. |[Booghever, with nine. Score by quarters was: first quar- MUSICIANS PROTECTIVE UNION |ter Bears 11, Signacs 2; second Locg,l No. 672, AFL Hall, Impor- |quarter Bears 17, Signacs 8; third tant meeting, 7:30 Thursday, Feb. quarter Bears 29, Signacs 16; Jfourth 21 1t [quarter Bears 43, Signacs 21. 17. : committee will | of this business. Grummett coached the Juneau Elks team to a trophy if 1938-39. having played college and fore that. Tyvoll put in a two-year dribhling- stint at the U. nesota and played for ten yea in AAU. competitions. rently starring on the Juneau signacs team. Dr. “Jim” Ryan is Commissioner of Education for Alaska, having irst come to the Territory as basketball coach of the University 1of Alaska. Eleven teams have accepted the Liens Club invitaticns to t ate, with Skagway Mayor Fst Jarroll promised a spot foo F own team next year ‘Teams entered incluae Met- ckatla Vets, Ketchikan Rockets Kake Black Cats, Wrangell Town- ies. Petersburg Merchants, Douglas Nite Owls, Sitka ANB, Mt. Edge- umbe Grads, Columbia Lumbermen Juneaw), Juneau Crimson Bears, and the Haines Chilkocties The proceeds of the g Ciold Medal meet are s I € ate at the between travel varicus teams to defray after tournament expen- es have been deducted. Last year the payoff w 90 cents per mile one way Boy Scouts sell season tickets for a commission which swells their camp fund. Season icket sales end Friday Al Lawrence, president of the Mt Edgecumbe Lion: worked closely with Juneau's Lion prexy George Canner to assure two top teams from Sitka d the neighbering island. Several changes were inaugurated his season to improve the tourna- ment. All teams play twice in an climination for the Championship, and do not play a second game for consclation prizes only. A one-time-loser may win the meet, Team bracketing and byes will not be drawn until Monday noon by coaches and managers present on liat opening day. The tournament meet with these visitors at 11:00 a.m, Mcnday at the Buranof Hotel to take care of The regular week- ly Lions Club luncheon wiil follow this, and after luncheon the fire- works starts in the the Junecau High School gymnasium. MRS. ROBERT ATWOOD ENROUTE FROM CAFPITAL STOPS HERE TO VISIT Mrs. Robert B. Atwood, wite of the publisher of the Anchorage Daily Times, neau enroute frem Washington, C., to the Westward. She has been in the nation’s cap- ital to attend a conference of the National Commission on Children and has plane reservations to An- chorage today. ‘While here Mrs, Atwood is a guest at the Governor’s home. E— S ANNOUNCEMENT D. This is to advise the public that stove. | we have sold the New York Tavern and therefore will not be respon- | sible for cbligations after Feb. 1, 1949 —George and Selma Salo. 21 2t Different from any other ink! 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