The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 23, 1949, Page 2

PAGE TWO Six Basketball ‘Games of Gold Medal Tournament in P[{yi Day; More ‘lonith SCORES TUESDAY AFTERNOON Colum:ia 82; Haines Chilkootics i Sitka ANB 61; Wrangell Town 41 Junean E um’ Pete : Colum: Juncau end vi 3 1d rday w.th th et sk cage in the afternoon and threc night in the Gold Medal Tou: nt. Attendance was good at both three-somes. Some of the games were better than the others but the six played had their high spots and spectztors gave approval. With virtually as big a crowd for the only afternoon session of the Gold Medal Tourney as there was J-HI-MT. EDGECUMBE last game of the afternoon d Juneau High taking Mt. cumbe by a score of 49 to 28. was ex| d that the Edgecumbe e a Leiter showing did but they could not hold their lead past the § | show Ed I mingly st two minutes of the first quar- Juneau High was' making more their usual num:ier of bad € Mt. Edgecumbe tried long o's' and missed on the short set ots. In the last quarter, the Ju- ! team tightened their zone de- fense and could not miss the tipins. Juncau Hi's best scoring was by Schultz with 15 and Mt. Edge- cumbe’s leaders were Brenner with 8 and Atkinson with 8. | Score: First quarter, Juneau Hi |14, Edgecumbe 13; second quarter, | Juneau Hi 22; Edgecumbe 15; third | quarter, Juneau Hi 35, Edgecumbe | |23; fourth quarter and final score,! | Juneau Hi 49, Edeecumbe 28. | SUMMARY SITKA-COLUMBIA The last game of the evening in the opinion of the crowd was not refereed as it should have been. There was almost constant booing on any decision in the last half of the game. Sitka was appare: given the worst of the decision took them very sportsmanlike but out a complaint registered at any time. Sitka won the gam> irom Columbi X int lead, of ! il s i b M, race right down to the wire, like Powers was back in the lineup Mike's FG FT TP McCormick, f 6 g Bach, f 0 0 0 Bonnett, H., f 8 0 16 Fusich, f 0 1 1 Bonnett, L., ¢ 12 2 26 Cashen, ¢ i .50 ['Bavard, g s A, Hickey, g e Ay Blanchard, g 1 0 2 Russo, g 0% S aen Totals 31 5 671 Haines PG T I8 Williams, T., f 3 b5 11 f 0 0 0 Hayes, J, f 8 0 16 Barrer, ¢ 1 1 3 Koenig, c¢ 0 0 0 William: 1 1 3 Heinmiller, g -« 0 0 0 Hayes, g o e Totals 17 8 42 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA IPCLEAGUE |RULES FOR §.E. ALASKA GIVEN OUT DIRECTORS " WORRYING Must Put Up Good Brand of Baseball During Season to Draw Crowds SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 23.—(P— The directors of the Paeific Coast League have a haseball worry on their hands this coming season oth- er than trying to bulld up to event- ual big gue stature. It is the possibility of diminish- Ing returns at the box office. | Clarence “Brick” Laws, president of tk: Oakland Club, is one of those who realizes that the enter- tainment dollar, if not becoming scarcer at least will be more diffi- cult to coax from the public. “The hand writing is on th 1,” he said. “The answer to the problem is for us to provide bette: 211 than ever. Stiff competition | cmong all our eight teams and a |last year, may keep us in the at feur CONDITIONS OF WEATHER ALASKA PTS. Weather conditions «nd temper- atures at various Alaska points, also on the Pacitic Coast, at 4:30 m., 120th Meridian Time, and released by the Weather Bureau. Juneau, follovw: 4 A new section has been added ) {o the regulations providing for|Anciorage -5—Clear ication of boats. Each| Barrow -12—Snow i, powered, fishing boat, unless | Bethel -13—Snow e in the halibut fishery, shali | Cordova -6—Ciear y its name or registry num- | Dawson -46—F op of the pilot house roof o: | Edmonton 4-—Snow - upper deck in such manner| Fairbanks . -30—Clear ) be clearly visible from a:ove.|Haines » name or number shall be in|Havre leiters at least 6 inches in height, | Juneau Airport c contrasting color to the back- | Ketchikan 38—Rain grou Kediak 28--Cloudy STATISTICAL RECORDS Kotzebu2 s -9—Clear Under 1949 rejulations, every i McGrath person engaged in buying or pro- Nome . 2—Clear essing or shellfish, shall main- | Ncxthway -42—Clear tain current statistical records which | Petersburg 31—Cloudy —Missing 13—Cloudy ble at any reasonable | Portiand Prince George be avail e for inspection by representa- {ives of the Fish and Wildlife Serv- | Seattle 42—Partly Cloudy Individual receipts of fish, and.|Sitka ... 36—Cloudy | allied data shall be fully and ac-| Whitehorse -9—Snow Yakutat -2—Clear tcly reported by all primary| WEDNESDAY, port, with the argument: “Whether it is a Republican or Democratic governcr, he should not e in the position of nominating legislators to positions which in the | of the public might be con- sidered getting on the gravy train Legislators should remain in a posi- FEBRUARY 23, 1949 @ w Gentlemans Whiskey | ticn to impartially scrutinize all boards and ccmmissions.” 7 nep, Warwen Tovior, ke o Rentueky Democrat, replied that he didn't think it would ke embarrassing for | legislators to investigate boards on which cther legislators were serv- ing. “We bat each other around in House debates,” he said, “and still remain friends as well as critics. Rep. C. (Red) Carlson of the | Third division co:#mented that he fzlt there were plenty of good pros- pects for board appcintments, and idded the opinion: “We could get 1long with new blocd on some soards and perhaps some members uld be glad to get off Rep. William Egan of the Third Division swung over to the Fourth iivision side o1 the debate to pay tribute to Senator Nerland as public servant “who almost {kept lifeblood in the The 12 votes for the bill e Almauist, Anderson, Angerman, | son, Conrizht, Dale, both John- | Ipalock, Keat Owen and | McCutcheon | Against were: Barnes, who made ! the original m for reconsider- | on f ation; Beltz, Egan, Franklin, Gun- ol HERMITAGE BRANCL Kentucky Wiskey -A Blend Monday night, Tuesday's afternoon tencance bracket we hope for.” i mo sessions saw Columbia | SUMMARY for the Columbia tzam cut was no: [ SOCbIte MEtt o O . hag |buyers or processors on forms pro- | dersen, Hope, Miscovich, Nolan, | Lu r defeat Haines 82 to 41. |Juneau Hi FG FT TP|as steady because of his recent cas Siidleas for ’mamca“‘v' g | Vided for that purpose. At the close | | Pcllard, Rydeen and Taylor. Rep. Powers, the steadying influence | Graves, B, f 0 1 1 jof the ilu. | ng as last year’ pennant‘wm f the season, an accurate statisti- - |Marcus Jensen was the absent for the Lumzermen, was not playing | Hansen, { 5 0 10 | About three-fourths of the way | Cl{a*ley Dresse; ‘the"cld S0 report of operations shall be member. + P T |3 5 (1 ter, Sitka = . 18 te T fo ! but was on the bench Monday, be- | Sperling, f 5 1 11 [through the first quarter, ox.!_:‘x“mnm manager down from the |Sukmitted to the Fish and Wildlite | Cioss party voting was knocked | ing saved for last night's game. Dpr- | Magorty, f 0 0 0 |pulled to the lead and held it, bul| g o peos s the new Oak’s pilot, | Service i out of the Blanket Primary Bill | ing Athe- first qum-tgr, Haines was Chunflz. [ : 1 1. °38 Eofi]::{\sbia Was x:ev:r n;;:;: t:::dfl:l)g The Oaks’ natural team rival !s“ ; DR‘IF'IAGI}AL_ NET BAN 5 in the House late today by a va(e‘ i i ir | Adams, S 0 I “ " e | use f i 1] nets roughout | N i - .C"mmbm “fms “gh,t 4 me‘r‘furderlaid g 0 0 0 |point of the first qu:rter' hecnusi‘|“nnk Eethy ‘oo, s e “ac- | o ~1“n st :uaei exc:b in cgrtaill’ |- Voling BERE S ARES | man-to-man defense work under | Sun d, g . st | ccpted enemy of all Oakland fans. | =010 e = | Representative Barnes, Hope, Nolan, the ket forcing Haines to attempt mfkki‘g 2 [J 4 orJah twisted : nse::k e | Los Angeles and Hollywood are Elnr s where t_ms type of gea\: is !Frank G. Johnson, Frank L. John- | = - long shots. [Paies; g Ny g0y o0 ohnson o "': ansh closely | yotural rivals. So are Portland |SPecifically permitted, such as the | con, Ipalock, Miscovich. The bill | 86 Proof « 65% Grain Neutral Spirits Columbia worked the ball care- — — — |suarded by Brown during the game | ;g geattle. San Diego and Sacra- | Taku and Stikine Rivers, Sncetish- A2 will now go to the Senate. National Distillers Products Corp., New York fully under the basket from where| Totals 22 5 49 |but occasionally he would drop ih|ycn¢o have no single rivals but @™ and the northern section of L¥nN |\ oonnyeqd from Page One) | — — by most of their shots scored. T. Wil-| . Sieoiitins FG FT TP one of hi?- one-handed push sho? take on all comers. | Canal. No legitimate gil} net fish-1 7 7 B | liams of Haines was good on ome|p . = (HEC 3 % » The most sensational shot of the| o), thing is certain. There will of any consequencs gx:sts i ek | 1 s from right of his|o o " ¥ ol tournament play was when H. Did-1pe jess fraternization among the | Southeast Alaska except in tlwsell:lcfl:’ r:] o Nl;; 2 ;:nm e o, Heinmiller, with only two wmxaml Pt 1 o 5 rickson received the ball from an|,,;,qcng players as well as man- |8Teas. cfl the other hand, th5 ‘typeix l; u- d. s {ne it ki BoQtu“ on his right hand and Aligisn ~f o B e out-of-bounds play. He caught the|gacarc than in the past, which was ©f gear is frequently used in viola- | A. Pollar %V‘ ~T" f 'Y 5 “m- atched left eye was by far the |, oo 10 i ball onc-handed and without pass-!aimost nil anyhow. tions pertaining to creek and closcr‘.}nnd Rep. i) o e W t player of both teams. ;T- 1 A ing, did a hook shot without moving ! IR 45 S area fishing. This regulatory change | Board of Law hx‘ammexvs, Columbia shot baskets almost at | i o) 133 " Aiisthody I was proposed at public hearings last | Conright Gives Views : | Williams, R., g 0 0 0 The last quarter was by far the tall. | Rep. Jack Conright, author of Stiff, g 1 4 6 rcughest part of the game and k SRS P S | the kill, argued that the dearth = — " {tournament play to date. Even| | of qualified persens is not so great. | by J. Hayes, with 13. High point| TOWIs 11 6738 }U‘ough Columbia was the home| }WEATHER pERM"S | “With due credit,” ke said, “I'm nen for i 1 t with team, the crowd constantly favored A not cenvin we couldn’t get alcng | gl ‘Sgi‘xi:::b;f:l:?;e srdliad KAKE-PETERSBURG Ritka ! ONEFLIGHT TUESDAY \ticue anvene. Even in war we | p: rst quarter, Hain 1 o e o 5 High scorer for Columzia was| 7 | had generals killed but the war Firsi quarter, Haines 7| Kake lost to Pelersburg 71 to 59 BY ALASKA COASTAL .0 T &0 2 suceessiut ena Powers with 20 while H. Didrick- son of Sitka led his team with 28. Scores: First quarter, Columbia 12, Sitka 20; second quarter, Columbia 29, Sitka 37; third quarter, Colum- bia 46, Sitka 53; fourth quarter and Colum:ia 13; second quarter, Haines iy the first game of the night' ses- 19, Columbia 26; third quarter,|son and was the first team elimi-| ines 25, Columbia 47; fourth ngated from the tournament play by quarter and final score, Haines 41,|the two losses system. The Kake Columbia 82. | team was losing the ball on passes Both Conright and Rep. Percy Ipalock ra: the question of poli- | ties, with imglications that Board | membars might indulge in personal ' political campaigning W on | Flying only the Tulsequah flight yesterday because of bad weather Alaska Coastal Airlines had threc passengers out and two passengers. { FOR TEACHERS ter and final score, Haines 42, “Totals 41 |Mike’s 67. ‘Teresa Thomas, Dale Patrick Win- ther. ——————————————————— SUMMARY | 2 " ) AT ¢ 5 b % Tpi:}tuiexx;s;‘:u:”;fml:il:flle; i‘:::xrr‘s;);; tina] séore, Columbia 61, Sitka 67. lcon& :‘_.‘,‘eri page one)_ ‘to Juneau. F?xgl":t: were to ‘bi. t!t-‘r.r)a;xf‘l ‘busz‘xic : e o Willims, T., 8 3 15 |first basket of the game. iy provements for the port of Hainfl‘tf:lmed U Dk RN, penih | DO Ll Berry, f 0 0 0| petersburg pulled zhead about|colimbia FG FT Tp|®nd waiving provisions to the Jones ’I?o Tulsequah: J. R. Denneus. R 3 “; debata H R e int Sniahsd th Bkt | 20 1 250 "4 gers ANld freight Sebween Hyder and | Erom. Tulsequ Mr. and Mrs. azc Demccrat gave Fellow Town of jone, point Onisaed Lhe: L6 paggidn, - 1 85018 | 18RpE e P en Hyder ancd| gteve williams man Conright his strongest sup- [4 2 0 4 |quarter ahead of Kake. Kake Was|gearey, f o o o |other Alaska ports. | Sl e S ng hetter and faster ball With | Nymeen. ¢ 1 o 2| The Taxation Committee thxs‘—. W 0. 0 r arch to the shots than in| gy N 0 o o |morning reported out HB. 24, to — — — |Monday night's game but were In| g, wp g 1 1 g jimrose a gruduatc_d license tax of : y Totals 15 11 41 |no danger of threatening Peters-|powland, g .. 0 0 0|5 to $5000 on inboard powered L e | If you d ra'her have Columbia FG FT TP|purg after the first quarter’s play.| powers g lg 4 9o fishing vessels over 30 feet in Ladles nghi on the | Schmitz, g .8 1 17 | 1In-the third quarter, Kake could | p,c, g 3 o g |length. The committee recommended & | * Kearney, f 1 0 2 |nave been ahead if they had made| _~_ __ |that the Senate hold a Committee of a barrel fu" of money... Pasquan, { 5 4 14 | of their free throws. Peters-| moiais 25 11 61 |the Whole hearing on the bill NEw SHEFFLEBBARD | Nielsen, ¢ 0 0 0 |,yrg was outmaneuvering Kake un- | A protest against passage of H Rowland, ¢ 4 2 10 |ger the basket and was thus making | Sitka FG FT TP|B. 61, which seeks to revise the| . Brown, g , 1 1 13 [their shots. Walton, f .. 0 0 0 1200-foot dry belt around schools and E w d d E Aase, g 7 0 14 | gHign point man for Kake was A.|Johnson, f .8 3 19 lchurches by spelling out the method | Ve!'y e nesl aY Veml'lg Scott, g 7 4 18 |yayanaugh with 16 and Petersburg | Perkins, f .5 2 12 |by which the distance shall be, Asp, g 2 0 4 |yasled by Thompson with 21. Kasa, f 1 0 2 |measured, was received from the| A m All’ EY’S B T U Scores were: First quarter, Kake |Nielsen, ¢ ... ¢ 0 0 0 | Ketchikan Ministerial Association. E i J ar Totals 35 12 82 |19 peterscurg 20; .second quarter,|Didrickson, H., ¢ A2 J4 98 = i T | s B Kake 24, Petersburg 33; third quar- | Benson, g 0 0 0 POLES TO BUY HOGS i SITKA-WRANGELL ter, Kake 38, Petersburg 55; fourth |Land, g 00 8 In the Sitka-Wrangell game |guarter and final score, Kake 55,/ Truitt, g i i L £l T P A_ H- IS A MUCH FUN Johnson of the Sitka team set under | petershurg 71. Didrickson, C., g T 1 4§ jishigovatnment plans o buy 1,125~ W . TC ..J.NG 2 his basket for all of his shots from — — — 1000 hogs from owners of small and either left or right of the basket. SUMMARY Totals 28 11 67 |medium farms this year to in- Pl . | Tt were all one-f4anded push | Kake FG FT TP crease the flow of meat supplies to | as aYlng. chots. Sitka tock their time putting |Cavanaugh, A., f go0 a8 GAMES TONIGHT lcity and town markets. the ball in place under the basket |Bean, f 1 1 31 Three games take place tonight e — for any player. Austin, f 8 1 7| iarting at 7 o'clock. Wrangell plays| Lauson Air-cooled Outboards, | Though Truitt of the Sitka team | Grant, f 3 f *1' Mt. Edgecumbe, Petersburg plays :cws moldcls at Madsen’s C. and | " " wore a bandage on his right eye and | Davis, © Mike's and Juneau High plays Met- [ F. Supply. 211, C d B t f mads no baskets, he was still a|Williams, c 3 L 7 ljakatla, ome an Oos or steady player. Wrangell showed a|James, g 6 0 12 mhere is one game Thursday af- - small spurt in the second quarter |Rose, g 1 1 3 lterngon at 3 o'clock. Friday night's Your Favorlte Lady that did not amount to very much. | Jackson, g 0 0 0 games start at 8 o'clock. Saturday . Wrangell was too slow for Sitka to | Martin, g 0 9 0 Inight's games start at 7:30 o'clock give them very much competition. — 7~ |secause of the presentation of the High point man for Sitka was| Totals 24 7 55 |ywards at the conclusion of the — Johnson who shot a score of 33 - championship game. 7 though he was out of the game 2;;:51’;"5 Ff FIT T;P —c—— | ot AR part of the time. H. McCullough for . n | 2 vas hil Thompson, f 10 1 M ! S e hieh sot e Wi | o tness, / 3 3 @ BIRTH REGISIRAIIO’I = ‘Thomas, Score: First quarter, Sitka 16, * p Y ” | W y N ' Wrangell 8; second quarter, Sitka i‘:;'ns:n : 3 : ‘g moms “ow Rmv wcl“med Money ou AVE T HEN OU EED T 3, Bpeanpell 29 L.m;d quanelj' Drahos, g R Birth registration records on the i ’ Sitka 45, Wrangell 25; fourth quar- 0 0 0 |tag ke anil i g 44 s ter and final score, Sitka 61, Wran- | Pederson. g bl B i ool . | HEN an accid " i Hagerman, g 1 1 3 |:eived at the Public Health Center, accident V4 sl 41. SUMMARY Norheim, g 0 0 0 |318 Main Street, and parents may forceg you to stop work L' n AR > PG FT TP| — — — |:all for them on Thursday after-| indefinitely what will Walton, f 1 g g | Totals . 31 9 71 |noons between 1 and 4 o'clockA] . pay the bills and extra ex- I f “ fYo gonnson, 1 IR MIKE'S-HAINES re?\'l’l‘:':ux&f:fl fnlxelx 1a :d;i;u?:ufa pelnseshof r'neclilcal. 2 And | 'hun a burre uvillo u LA A Perkins, { S R Lo 3 g sy cal or ospital care? And Your best bet tor quick delivery is Alr Express Kasa, { 0 1 1| Mike's won a wide-margin gamt Ohristiie ApD. SAKED SIS will your income con- fast, d dabl ice b; | s €in B4Mt| pager, Ronald Robert Bartlett, Wil- : «. . fast, dependable service by Alaska Coastal, Nielsen, ¢ 0 0 0 |from Haines, 67 to 42, and led the g tinue? 4 ; T TR ome Thic | iam John Benzel, Linda Janet at low, economical rates. Your letter or wire to ¢ Didrickson, H., ¢ |scoring throughout the game. This| gy omauist, Martin Clifford Bran- Onl Wecident volicy Benson, g 1 0 2 |yasthe slowest moving game of e WD BB Svecisent. policy | your merchant, requesting delivery by Air Ex- m Lang, g 0 0 0 |evening though it was the dall, Sharon Renee Oheney, m’“l“" can reimburse you for , req v y by Air Ex. Truitt, g 0 O 0 |(hriling J. Hayes and C. Hayes|goni: ‘;‘:;‘;’:::e z:“:r"e?t:‘nf“’:ie’{:’ loss of time and pay for press, assures you of having your merchandise Didrickson, C., g 0 1 0 |were making long shots from nearly | piyard while dewenl, II, Kay| YOUr confinement while when you most need it. “Ww W / B ; —9 5 the midstrip. J. Hafis lmd: tour | paig. in a hoepital. 5 [] g otal of the long ones while his brothe:r L . 4 i Wrangell FG FT TP|qid duty with five. s il ’g’:r");‘:;‘m:‘”lf:"h‘::f Ask this agency for an " Thomas, 1 2 1 5| Haines was shooting from every|pay.) L;Ue ek Lola Diane Jor-| Accident policy. ‘Mason, { 0 0 0 |angle and body position. Haines sensen, Charles Frederick Judson. £ oo, ¢ 3 0 6 lihe seconq team to be eliminated|” gpuron Elizabeth Klippert, Jobn AUTOMATIC SAVING 1S SURE Feller, f 0 0 0 |from tournament play. Haines' high|cicnient Lea, John. Henry Liddle. Shattuck i McCullough, S., ¢ 2 1 5 |point man was J. Hayes with 16, and | gepvie Leone‘ Lesher, John Leo SAWNG_U‘ s' sAVINGs 'ONDS " Dailey, c 2 0 4 |Mike's L. Bonnet dropped in 26 Lhacy : A ene | Rinehart, g 2 2 5| Score by quarters: First qus Edward yincent Maber, David g y _ Churchhill, g 0 0 0 |Haines 7, Mike's 15; second quarter,| Gordon MacDonald, Richard Eugene | . Bradley, g 2 1 3 |Haines 18, Mike's 35; third QUArter,|yranccer' David Miles Ransome, Seward Street Bl i et Ic(‘);x.llaugh, H, g 5 : E jHaines 33, Mike's 49; fourth quar-|piward William Sarabia, Jr., Anita Juneau Phone 249 prepared under auspices of Treasury Department and Advertising Coundll. 18 5 | I I