MALEMUTES AND
MOOSE PLAY HERE
FRIDAY, SATURDAY
The Fairbanks High School
Malemutes will be trotting into
Palmer tomorrow for a two
game basketball series with the
PHS Moose. This will be the first
official railbelt conference game
for each team.
Preparing a big welcome for
the visitors and encouragement
for the local team is the high
school Pep Club which will stage
a rally tomorrow afternoon.
Skits, yells, and fun is planned
in the program.
The Malemutes are reportedly
a strong team again this year.
During the past week-end the
far-north cagers took two games
away from the Juneau High Sch
ool team and will be hoping to
do the same to the Moose on the
Palmer court. Preliminary games,
scheduled to start at 6:45 p.m.
will be played between the local
Junior Varsity team and the
Wasiila High School team. Main
games are slated for 8:15 p.m.
this year.
Local basketball fans are invit
ed to turn out for this first home
game and lend their support to
the team and school.
In Cordova this past week-end |
the Palmer Moose won both their j
games. On Friday night Coach j
Wnhon King states the boys
played good ball and in the sec
ond and third quarter, had work
ed up a 17-point lead and won
the game 43-35. Saturday night’s
IN AND OUT AT TH£
VALLEY
PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL
Hospitalized at Valley Presby
terian Hospital this week are:
Mrs. Charles Grubbs, George
Campbell, Sr., Paula Hamilton,
Jack Knutson, Harold Byers of
Wasilla, Russel Smith, Mrs. Nor
man France, Mrs. James Cottrell,
III, and Baby Boy O’Connor.
Hospitalized, but now out:
John Hermon, Mrs. Kenneth
Humphrey and infant daughter,
Laurence Ridge, Mrs. Peter Hal
verson of Anchorage, Mrs. Ma
son LaZelle, John Bristol of An
chorage, Judy Davis of Chugiak,
Virginia Oakes of Sutton, Leona
Rippy, Benjamin Walton of Seat
tle, Mrs. John A per, Evelyn
Cook, Deborah Reed of Chugiak,
F. W. Roach, Sr., Mrs. Gerald La
Rose and infant daughter, and
Mrs. Irwin Doyle and infant son.
game was nip and tuck right up i
to the final seconds of the game. ;
King said that the downfall of
this game was only four out of
Palmer’s 17 free throws were
completed. “The boys were ‘dead* ;
from too much walking during
the day,” he added. High point
man for the Cordova team was ]
Anderson who accounted for 17
points on Friday night and 23 on <
Saturday. Russ McKechnie drop
ped in 13 points on Friday and ]
Toosh Pearson 12 on Saturday as
high point men for the Palmer
team. <
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LEAGUE REPORTS
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King Pins
ream Won Lost
Leek __30 18
Campbell _30 18
Laeher _«_23 25
McCartney _,_22 26
3ettine ---21 27
Metz _-_18 30
Ann Johnson rolled high single
and high series for the women,
L61-435; Campbell rolled high
single 214 for the men and Pelle
:ier had high series for the men,
119. High single team game and
series were rolled by the Camp
bell team, 739-2107.
Doe-Bucks League
ream Won Lost
Edgars -33 7
rropical Gardens -25 15
*Y” Electrical -23 17
Pin Heads _19 21
rhe Hits _14 26
Hotel' Coffee Shop_6 34
High individual womens game
,vas rolled by Karla Duff, 199;
ligh series by Gladys Jones, 532;
md by the Coffee Shoppe team,
753, High single game for the
nen was rolled by Ken Edrnis
:on, 237, who also had high series,
593.
Pin Poppers League
ream Won Lost
hartley Motors _34%— 13%
Mac's Plumbing-31 17
3 & G Drilling ....26% 21%
Mat. Hotel Bar ..18 30
Coslosky’s _17% 30%
Lam _16% 31%
Marie Gohr had high single
;ame and series, 215-573 and Bob
Finn had high game and series
for the men, 239-619.
Fin Busters
Feam Won Lost
Piggly Wiggly .--26 18
Dddballs _24 20
Koslosky’s _ 24 20
Rice’s Bakery _21 23
Bluebirds _21% 23%
Bert's Drug _16% 27%
High single games were rolled
by Bev Schroeder, 203; Jim Mc
Neese, 204; and the Piggly Wig
gly team, 718. High series by Bev
Schroeder, 558; Marlin Crasser,
351; and the Bluebirds, 2075.
Men's Scratch Trio
ream Won Lost
Valley View Apt. __ 32 16
Palmer Sheet Metal _ 32 16
No. Palmer Store 27 21
Pippel Insurance 24 24
Palmer Bar _16% 31%
Alaskan TV_12% 35%
Art Stenberg had high game,
235, and high four-game series,
754.
Knik Breezes
Team Won Lost
Matanuska Bank _ _. 28% 19%
Matanuska Hotel ...28% 19%
Mode-O-Day _.27 21
Reed’s B-B’s _25% 22%
Women of Moose_18 30
D’Gu' tersnipes _.16% 31 %
Gwen Lowe had high individu
al and high series games, 206
521. Women of the Moose rolled
high team single game, 830 and
the Matanuska Hotel team rolled
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high series, 2410.
Pioneer League <r%
Team Won Lost
Palmer Cafe -37 11
, M.E.A. __27 x 21 1
Alaskan TV _21 27 _
Meehan Trucking_20 28 1
M..V.F.C.A. _20 28
Matanuska Hotel-19 29
Keith Smith rolled high game
and high series, 227-628 and the
Palmer Cafe team rolled high
team series, 2731.
Valley League
Team Won Lost
M.T.A, _28 20
[Creamery_27 21
Kirks Sales _26% 21%
Palmer Elks _24 24
Palmer Moose-19% 28%
Tip’s Bar__19 29
Dispensers League
Team Won Lost
Palmer Bar _32 16
Alpine Inn _28 20 j
Tropical Gardens _26 22 j
Shamrock Lounge _25 23 {
Moose Lodge_17 31
Halfway House _16 32
Pin Busters
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Team Won Lost
Piggly Wiggly -29 19
Oddballs _25 23
Rice’s Bakery -25 23
i Koslosky’s _24 24
I Bluebirds _23% 24%
Bert’s Drug_17% 30%
Bev Schroeder hit high single
and series for the women, 232
583; Loyd Watts for the men,
239-629; and the Piggly Wiggly
team rolled high game and high
series, 778-2169.
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THANK YOU NOTICE
It is with the deepest gratitude j
hat we wish to express our ap
preciation for the innumerable
kindnesses and expressions of
sympathy shown us during our
recent loss. They have done more
than provide us with the comfort
lor which we were so thankful.
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have added new purpose and dig
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HOLY DAY DECEMBER 8
Monday, December 8, is the
Feast of the Immaculate Concep
tion and is a Holy Day of Obliga
tion for all Catholics. There wil\
be an evening mass at St. Mich
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6 p.m., it was announced this
week by the Rev. James P. Snead
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