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I!onday nights game ootwoon the Falner Kooso
and the Fairbanks Kalenutes started off
slotfly, TTith the tearis both feeling out
the other. Both wore playing defensive
games. The first half ended with a score
of Falmor 4 to Fairbanks 21.
Just before the end of the first half the
Palmer second string was substituted, and
from then the game speeded un. This string
made their ononents fight for every basket
and they themselves fought hard to bring
their score ur> to 16 to Foribanks' 35.
At tho second game olayed on Tuesday night
George Federson on tho team gave
Palmer the opening score of the game, Fair
banks followed with a field goal and a free
shot, but Palmer tied the score' with a free
shot only to be broken a few minutes later
by the Fairbanks team. By the end of the
first quarter tho score stood 10 to 7 in
favor of Fairbanks.
During tho second quart .r the Falmor team
didn’t get- going roll until noil toward the
end of the quarter when they climbed to 10
•points. During that time the Fairbanks
team netted themselves 20 points, just
double tho Palmer score.
At the beginning of the second half a free
shot node by ’"alt Stevens raised Palmer
to 11 rhorc it remained until Troll into the
last Quarter of the game. Puring that time
Fairbanks had climbed to 28 points. Finally
Piles Hyland made two field goals and P.vl
mcr began' scoring, but all too late. The
game ended■with the score at 32-17 in fav
or of Fairbanks.
Almost all of the players on the Palmer
string arc new players this year. Some of
the players from previous seasons have been
benched because of illness and one left
school to be married. However, the story
is not quite so sad as it might bey for
there aro a number of good nlayers‘coming
un. The team needs more practice and more
backing by their community to give them
confidence. For they do have what it takes
to make a good team—and better yet, there
aro a larger number of boys available so
that a stronger second string can be built
up.
Due to a slide on the Railraod the Fair
banks boys have had to stay over, so they
played the Shamrocks ’Wednesday night.
Fairbanks started off v?ith a free thror,
and a field goal, Shamrocks got a Jicld
goal and a freo thror,' then each made a
basket, then F irbanks took the lead and
kopt it until after tho second half had
started. Tho Shamrocks finally raked up
and started fighting. The game endod
in tho Shamrocks favor 28-16 (Con. ~ 11)