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FOR ■ : SAt£ lCFRES? GUERNSEY KEI7HH
x J See; (. Frank Clark
F^-CJHALL AT [J. OF A.
University of Alaska, athletes"v/ill pJLay a
regular football -scheavfcLfc for the first
tine in the history of the Institution
when they return to school this fall. This
sport on their calendar was assured recent
ly when the Athletic Council arranged a
series of gapes-^starting September 25.
Tho tean vrf.ll compote with U.o. Army and
Airforce football teams in this vicinity.
These service- teams have successfully con-'
plotcd several seasons of football• The
possibilities of fdotball at the University'
were discussed during the practice session:
for the Iqo Uowl classic last January, In
this game the University played a Ladd AFB
tean to a scoreless tie.
Athletic competition for the students at
tending the U of A hes of •. necessity been
limited to local civic organizations and
intramurals in such-indoor sports as bas
ketball, volleyball, badminton, and rifle
This situation prevails because the near
est school of a similar nature is two
thousand miles distant, and even in this
ago of speedy air travel that is too far
for athletic teams to travel for regular
games.
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Candidates for the football teap will hold!
a spring training program starting this
week, according to Coach dobert Isaac,
They will work out in the g?Tn until it i3
dr;r enough to play on the practice field
on the campus, ' ■ ‘ V’•'
All players planning to attend school in
the fall have been asked to report .for
dailj'- work-outs on September 10 in order
to bo in condition to play the first game
on Saturday, September 25,
Harry Brandt, Dean of Hen
University of --la,ska
MiETzi euci< pa' je: An*y
'■lord, has boon roccivcd hero that Miss
idetei'Block, former school teacher and
artist,*-passed avray at the Voter an1 a hos
pital Ih i&Iwaukeo, Wisconsin, idss Block
is survived by four sisters and a brother.
Vne of her sisters, Mrs., Carl I'iolko,
lives in the Valley,
iiLso Block camo to tho Valley in 1947 and
taught school in the Palmer School during
the year 1947-48* She was rohired to
teach in the Sixth Grade, the following
r’ear, but because of ill !wealth she went
to the States and entered tho Veteran's
hospital, »
Miss Block was also very active ‘in Girl
Scout work during her stay in,the,Valley,
Claras variety
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