BRUN8ELL-SMITH WEDDING
SATURDAY. JAN. 15
Mrs. Bobby Brunsell and Harry
L. Smith were married Saturday
evening, Jan. 15, at St. Peter’s
Episcopal Church. Close friends of
the couple attended the ceremony
at which the Rev. Edward M. Tur
ner officiated.
A wedding reception was held
immediately following the cere
mony at the Home of Mr. and Mrs.
Phil Harding.
Mr. Smith is a graduate of
New Mexico A & M and was for
many years a school teacher in
parts of Alaska. He was city clerk
in Seward for a number of years,
resigning in 1946. At present he
owns and operates the Russian
River Rendezvous.
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Basketball Schedules
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city league, but will be considered
as an addition to the league, and
should provide an incentive to all
players to make the final all star
squad.
The Seward High Ponies and the
Seward All Stars plan to get much
scrimmage and practice against
each other, for both teams are in
tent on winning at the Rendez.
vous.
Seward’s tentatively selected all
star squad is as follows:
i
j Centers:
Gil Anthony
1 Bob Stanton
Howard Smith
! Forwards:
“Moose” Steinwall
Earl Bauer
Scotty MacDonald
Will Dunham
Guards:
Torgramsen
Val Tutiakoff
Terry Fillingim
Jesse Hatch
Holben
The Boosters. Seward's newest
| quintet, has been making rapid
I progress, becoming more power
ful with each game. In last Fri
day’s game against the Hardware
men. who were in full force, tire
Boosters showed their potentiality.
The game was nip and tuck
throughout. With three seconds to
play the score was fied 50-50. A
player of the Boosters unluckily
fouled MacDonald of the Hard
waremen. who sank his free throw
for the winning point. In last
Tuesday’s game, the Boosters took
their first win against the Seward
Light & Power team in a hard
fought game.
Out of the high school Ponies
who were not seriously threatened
in this series, the Seward Hard
ware team can be judged the best
in the city league.
The need of forming a fourth
team in the league hit the Light
& Power squad hard. They lost j
several players. In spite of the loss. .
Gil Anthony is leading his team
on defeating the Hardware team |
once and the Boosters once and !
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MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
For RMMniioni at McKINLEY
Phone ARCO 11. Anchorage
or Write ALASKA RAILROAD.
Anchorage
making a good showing through
out.
Series III, the last of the season,
will begin Tuesday, January 25.
This series promises to be jammed
with hard-fought close games.
And here is good nesw: All of
the Series III games will be played
on the USO floor.
Series II city basketball summary
Team Standings
Won Lost
Seward High .
Seward Hardware
6 0
3 3
2 4
1 5
Seward Light & Power 2
B & B Boosters
Scores
First Round:
Dec. 21, 1948
High 68—Booster 33
S.L.P. 31—Hardware 30
Dec. 28, 1948
High 77—Hardware 48
S.L.P. 45—Boosters 42
Jan. 4, 1949
High 73—S.L.P. 57
Hardware 65—Boosters 57
Second Round:
Jan. 7, 1949
High 55—,Boosters 21
Hardware 64—S.L.P. 50
Jan. 11, 1949
High 54—Hardware 42
Boosters 55—S.L.P. 51
Jan. 14, 1949
High 61—S.L.P. 26
Hardware 51—Boosters 50
The ten highest scorers in order
of points made are: Steele 119,
Stan Anderson 93, Dunham 96,
Steinwall 77. Smith 64, Jesse Hatch
60, Anthony 59. Suydam 58, Bauer
57, Ray Anderson 55. It is to be
remembered that a player’s indi
vidual score is not a full evalua
tion of playing ability. Some of
the league players did not play in
all games, and many of the better
players, especially guards are not
in position to score, except by oc
casional long shots and cuts into
closer scoring areas.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ward Williams have
arrived at their home at Mile 24
after having been married in Port
land, Oregon. Mrs. Williams is the
former Marcia J. Small pf Port
land. They made a stop-over in
Juneau on their way north. IHr.
Williams is employed at the For
estry Ranger Station at Mile 24.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED
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work. 10 yrs. exp. Polk 124. 56-7
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USED CARS
1937 Buick Coupe
1946 Chevrolet Aerosedan
1942 GMC Flat Dump Truck
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Mad. 66 Hamilton’s Garage 55c
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WELCH combination bassinette
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39 56-7-8
PARAVOX HEARING AID. new
est, smallest and lightest made.
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Seward Hotel. 57p
LESKO BROS.’
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Wall Board — Hard Board
Asphalt Shingles
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LOST
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12-gauge L. C. Smith, with hunt
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