The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 22, 1950, Page 3

PAGE THREB WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1950, THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA | . 17 HOLDOUTS| TALANSENS MENS TS . 1 S Aspen, Colo. world ski cham- pionship meet, Zeno Colo, Italy, SEALS GATHER FOR SPRING TRAINING; [ E ARE REPORTED wins men's giant slalom in fast time of 1 minute 54.4-seconds. Americans were blanked in this event. (International Soundphoto) ODOULISPLEASED ThreeFésI Games Are Played Last Night in 0f Gold Medal 'Iougnamenl‘ SCORES LAST NIGHT Mike'’s Nite Owls 60, Kake ANB 10 Sitka Columbians 61, Wrangell Thunderbirds 52. Sitka A.N.B. 70, Juneau Colum- bians 66 (overtime) Three games of “fast ' furio basketball were viewed by spemumn' Aase - in the Juneau High School gymna- sium last night, in the annual Gold Medal Tournamenf. In the first game, Mike's Nite Owls from Doug- las outgunned the Kake A. N. B. squad, 60 to 40. High point man for the Islanders was Merritt with 18; for Kake, Austin with 10. The mammoth Sitka Columbians couldn’t get rolling until the *hird quarter but when they did, a Wran- gell Thunderbird lead of 6 points was turned into a 61 to 52 Lumber men victory. Scoring high for the Sitkans was Stan Westover. with 12 points while Gross of W turned in 22 for the los Sitka ANB's fast riding horde cked out a vict over the Juneau Co- lumbians in the first overtime game of the season. The lead changed in- numerable times during the first half which ended in a 34-34 dead- lock. At the end of the third period Juneau was sitting high in the sad- dle with a 5 point lead; however in the opening minutes of the fourth quarter, Didrikson, Leask and Lang each sank a pair of buckets to throw ANB. into the lead. Powers, for the Lumbermen, collected and Hogins four, to return the edge to the locals. Herbie Didrikson drop- ped in another FG and a charity toss for the AN.B. and Johnson netted a one-hander from the far court. For Juneau, Adams potted a push-shot from the field and “Wild Bill” Graves registered with a FT to tie the game. End of the f h quarter: Columbians 59, Sitka A. N. B. 59. Going into the five minute over- time period, Sitka scored first, with Truitt dropping in a cripple. Hogins made a pair of gift tosses on a foul from Perkins. Leask tipped one in and made a free throw and again, it looked like Sitka’s ball game. Then the picture changed as Adams came through with a jump-shot and Powers made a free throw on a foul from Williams, who, seconds later put the game on ice for the A.N.B. with & lay-up and a duo of FT’s. Juneau quintet moved the ball down the floor, only to have it stolen by Leask who rifled it downcourt to Williams who netted the clinche as the hern sounded. Sitka A.N.B. 70, Juneau Columbians 66. FIRST GAME Mike’s Nite Owls Alred Bonnet, H. McCormick O’Connor Bonnet, L. .. Groven Merritt Burgan Devon Russo .. £ Total personal fouls: 10. Total free throws missed: S. G FT o cownvomORO Kake AN.B. Cavenaugh » James Davis Austin ... Williams, F. FG FT TP Paul a Williams, W. ‘ Taylor 18/ SECOND GAME - Sitka Columbians Westover Weber Donelly Kellar Rowland Samuelson ... + Kerr FG F [ » S 5w 3| u| Total personal fouls: 18. | Total free throws missed: 8. | ‘Wrangell { Thunderbirds TP Rinehart 4’ Villarma 11 McCullough 1| Jenkins . O W O - CoOROCOHWNM 2! Gr e -] Total personal fouls: 17. Total free throws missed: 7. THIRD GAME Sitka A.N.E. Didrikson, H. Perkins rang, R. Williams ask ruitt, J. . Johnson Lang, H. ... Didrikson, C. comoRN~ONM } il Juneau Columbians FG FT Graves . AN Logan Adams Nordling Brown Bavard Hogins Powers . Total personal foul Total free throws missed: 27. MNHwWoONOOW SIX GAMES TODAY tarting at 2 o'clock this after- noon there will be three games blayed and at 7 o'clock tonight the of another three games will be tarted. follow: Haines Al-Stars vs Ketchikan AA. | Mt. Edgecumbe vs Kake ANE. { Sitka Columbians vs Mikes Nite| | owls. night'’s series. KING MAY BREAK 777 CHARLESTON, W. Va., Feb. 22— i stood within 38 points today of the national single-season basketball scoring record. His chances of breaking the single- season mark of 777 points set by an- other West Virginian, John (Brooms) Abramovic of Salem col- lege in 1942, look good. He has two regular season games left and at least one post season tilt in the state college tournament. King's 25-point performance in Morris Harvey’s 75-60 loss to West | Virginia Tech last night enakled | him to break a 714-point deadlock | with Big Nate DeLong of River| G}mg 20-gar This afternoon the schedule is as| There was another large and en-| With 28 seconds to go, the desperate | thusiastic crowd of fans at last| ae BB RECORD (m—Morris Harvey's George King| INBASEBALL | | Second Series | | | | | Many Yelling—for More Pay with Training Season Soon Starting By RALPH RODEN YORK, Feb. ~Sev- r leaguers, includ- Hal Newhouser, b Lemon and Vi haven’t come to c 1s with their employers. y still be yell more ining begins rvey by Associated Press showed the St. Louis Browns have the most malcontents, Hants have only club that can claim tion 15, while the New Yo! none, that dist Newh: one of five Detroit] Tigers out of the fold, is reported ready to sign. The liant left- hander reportedly has been asked to take a $10000 cut, reducing his paycheck to $5 150 T dly is on the The St. Louis > winner is asking Lemon, who Cleveland Ir ames for the season, is Steph the Boston R peeved over } calls for the s last season | The wor | Yankees gatherir | the bomber ts cleanup for supposedly is 1950 contract which ry he made ely $25.000. champion New York having trouble r brood. Nine of nsigned, includ- winner Vic Raschi, Berra, infielder Bobby 1 outfielder Dick Wake- portation from Detroit. the National League | champ, al has problems—{ive to | be exact. DASKETBALL " catcher Yo | Brown inal scores of college basketball ed last night are as fol- | Portland 64, Willamette 53. | San Francisco 54, San Jose State 44. | Holy Cross 71, Boston College 63. | 8t. Johns (Bkn) 66, NYU 60. | Cornell 68, Syracuse 55. Columbia 62, Harvard 52. | LaSalle 65, Manhattan 60. North Car. State 70, North Car. 44. | South Caroline 68, The Citadel 42. | william and Mary 53, Roancke 50. | Wake Forest Duke 54. ]Okla]mmfl A and M 49, Wichita 40. Baylor 43, Texas 41. | Arkansas 61, Rice 38. A&M 60, TCU 59 (overtirhe) Simmons 71, Texas West. 46. A&M 48 ardi | Texas Tech 79, New M NOTICE | City of Douglas will receive | applications until March 5, 1950, from responsible private builders sponsers or for private financing |for the construction of twenty-five housing units for Douglas. Anyone |interested please contact me on or before that date. | MIKE PUSICH Mayor SANITY CODE UHDERGOES EXAMINATION CHICAGO, Feb. 22—-P—An in- ge of ideas on the N.C.AA. | code, possibly with a view toward revisions, has been made by Secretary-Treasurer K. L. (Tug) Wilson of the National Athletic Association and commissinoers of he Southeastern and Southwestern Cenferences. James Stewart of the Southiwest- n Conference d Bernie Moore the Southeastern huddled with Wilson yesterday in an unheralded meeting. | There were no official announce- | ments, although it was reported the | three met to discuss a revision of the code. “We were just batting few ideas,” said Stewart. The mum-is-the-word session was held four days before the newly-elected 15-member N.C.A.A council, over-all policy making group, meets in Chicago. around a | | ORLANDO, Fla.—Marilynn smaih | and Herb Minert tied favored Louise | Suggs and Toney Penna for mpu:un;v.; two-ball tournament. HOUSTON, Tex.—Bill Shields, Al-| bany, N.Y., amateur, led qualitiers for the Houston Open with a one-| under par 71. ARCADIA, Calif.—High Re n]vei (88.30) won the feature race at| | Santa Anita. The Gike won place| 1 and Rhoddes Bull show. BLOOMINGTON, Ind.— Charles| | Peters, Indiana University, tied the | American indoor record for 60 vards with a 6.1 mark in a dual meet with Purdue. { G ES CAFE Re-opening March 1. Hours| | through Sat. 8 am. to 7 p.m. Sun. 10 am. to 7 pm, Closed all day | Monday.—adv. 434-6t EL CENTRO, Calif., Feb. 22—(M— With 28 wart athletes in camp, the San Francisco Seals get down to the first serious phase ot spring training today. | Manager Lefty O'Doul, pleased | with the condition of most of his | | men, ordered initial batting prac- | | | tice today BOXINGNEWS One knockout and one stopper | | took place in fistic circles last night | as follows: At Los Angeles—Clarence iienry, 186, Los Angeles, stopped Bob 1 furphy, 179, Los Angeles, 6. At San Jose, Calif.—Eddie Chavez, 130'%, San Jose, knocked out Keith Muttall, 130, Brigham City, Utah, 5. DR. ROBERT SIMPSON wishes to announce his association with DR. TED R. OBERMAN in his practice of Optometry Simpson Bldg. 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