Gli Nettings
by Gil Truitt
Tha Independent Ciiy Lea-i
gm got underway at the Edge!
cumbe Field House as the AN
B routed the Sheldon Jackson
Jayeees, 66-49. in the opener
of last night’s twin (bill to
Stretch its iwinning streak to
three straight.
The Totems had some pre
carious moments in their clash
with the upset minded Nite
Hawk* bdt had too much know
how and pulled ahead in ithe
third quarter to win going a
way, 70-52. It was the Totems
third win in as many outings.
Flay in the independent cir
cuit will resume Saturday
rri^ht in a double-header that
sends the Totems against the
Jaycee* while the ANB Tribe
will be looking for win num
ber 4 in the night cap of the
dfaufbleheader. Both games are
scheduled for the Sitka High
gym and are slated ,to -get un
derway at 7 p. m.
League leaders
Most paints, single game, in
dividual — Johnson, ANB, 26,
mast points, team — Totems,
70; moat fouls, team — Nite
Hawks, 21: least fouls, team
— ISJJC, 3: most fouls, indi
vidual— Kitka. Nite Hawks,
5.
Standings
Sitka ANB
Totems
Nite Hawks
SJJC
W L Pot.
1 0 1.000
1 0 1.000
0 1 .000
0 1 .000
The unbeaten Sitka ANB, its
balg off tricks in the locker
room and second string cast
directing -'.he attack most of
the way, sailed to its third
strilght victory, smashing the
down trodden Jaycees in a
dull 66-49 affair (before a total
paid admission “crowd” of one
fan.
Captain Herb Didrickson,
confident his deep squad could
handle anything -the peaceful
Jaycees could muster, looked
NOTICE
-I will be responsible for only
those (bills contracted by my
self, a£;er this date.
Jack D. Phillips
Published: Dec. 6, 7, 8, 1955.
Doily Sitka Sentinel
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|„AST TIME TONIGHT at 7:45
Audie Munphy and
’ Joan Evans in
COLUMN SOUTH
Drama Full of Action
in Technicolor
COACHES WORRY AS TEAMS
“JUST” WIN OR LOSE
-by The Associated Press
Question: Why are even
younjg college basketball coach
es either grey haired or (bald
ing? Answer: Take a look at
what happened last night.
Tulsa remained unbeaten,
but only by the grace of Jun
ior Born’s two free throws in
the 'final 75 seconds that beat
Texas Western 57-56.
Kansas, a suspected Big 7
powerhouse, had to gat up and
move in the second half to
down winless Wichita 56-55.
Notre Dame got its first vie
tory in' three tries by the mar
gin of Bill Weiman’s second
field goal of the (game, coming
in the last 23 seconds of over
time to beat Loyola of Chica
go 85-84.
Utah State defeated highly
regarded Gonzaiga 92-91 on
Frank Polack’s 25 foot (push
shot in the last second of play
Bowling Green was tied
four times in a second over
time before ibeating Western
Michigan 93-89 in the first mid
American conference game for
both.
Brown downed Tufts 56-54
on two laie free throws by apt
ly named Charley Merritt.
And Pitt, which trampled
Michigan 76-66 in its opener,
, had to scramble to beat little
Allegheny 99-96 on Jobny La
zor’s i wo ’field goals in the last
90 seconds.
anything like the team that
man-handled the touring Ket
chikan Rockets (two weeks ago,
when the ANB played them.
The Jaycees, who flashed their
best performance to date, may
have had a lot to do with it.
Moses Johnson, back to his
brilliant self, played his best
game to date, leading all scor
ers for the evening with 20.
John Boribridge, though out
scored by two mates, was the
work-horse if or the Jacyees
and was dynamic under the
back boards, pluckinlg rebound
after rebound under both
buckets.
The AiNiB wasted little time
in showing the Jaycees who
was boss — running a com
manding lead and stretching it
to 30-19 at the half. It was all
over in the third period as the
Tribesmen fired 7 times with
out a miss.
Johnson was high with 20:
H. Lang had 14; R. Lang and
J. Truitt 8 each; M. Oyoumick
6; H. Didrickson 4; M. Williams
A. Didrickson and T. Lang 2
each.
R. Carle led the Jaycees
with 15; L. Thompson had 14;
J. Borbridge 11; F. Alby 6 and
B. Duke 3.
The Nile Hawks made
the unhappy mistake of prod
ding a sleeping giant with the
result that another defeat was
added to the Nii.e Hawk rec
ord
I The Totem quint was the in
flictor of loss No. 3 as the big
ger commercial-sponsored team
came from behind to tie after
a listless first half performance
and buried the Hawks with a
40 point second half splunge.
The Nile Hawks made an im
pression, playing their best
game to date.
Wii h Frankie Benson and
Sonny Porter leading the way,
the Nite Hawks moved ahead
at the end of the first quarter,
19-12. Dropping behind, 30-26
at the end of the first half, the i
30 all in the aftrly moments of
green shirted Hawks tied it at j
the second half & galloped out j
in front midway in ithe quart
er on a good performance by
Porter who meshed 10 points.
The Totems took a 46-44 lead
at the opening' of the final
frame and it was 50-46 mo
ments later. That was the clos
est the Totems came to falling
behind, breaking, the game
wide open with 24 points in
the last six minutes to make
the win look easy.
Sonny Porter and Frankie
Benson were at their best with
18 and 17 points respectively.
H. Hope canned 5; C. Williams
and H. Kitka had 4 each and
W. Brown and F. Sam, each
#ad 2
Wally Briagaloff wras the top
gunner for the Totems with
17 and L. Hames and B.
Marsh were riight behind with
14 each; D. White had 8; L.
i Hogins and K. Kirkman each
bad 6; Didrickson was good
for 5.
Convention
of 'Unalakleet proposed Wed
nesday that the senate contain
20 members with four from
each of the present judicial di
visions, plus two from the sec
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