3TAIRBANK3 SWAMPS 1
ANCHORAGE 60-38
FAIRBANKS (ff) The Fair-!
foan'ks high school Malemures .
spotted the Anchorage Eagles ; i
11 points Friday night in the | >
first Rfailbel't Conference game!'
here and 'then came back in the j
second ha'lf to beat i'.the highly
regarded Eagles by 22 points, i
60 Ito 38.
Anohorge jumped to a nine
to-motihing lead in the first quar
ter before Fairbanks tallied.
Bob Rude Of Anchorage was
the whole show scoring 20 in
i he first half and two in the '
second to lead the scoring. Dan
ny Krize led Fairbanks with 21
Fairbanks in the second half
scared 21 points without Anoh
©najge making a point, at one
period of the game.
SCOUTS FOR YOUNG
ALASKA BALLPLAYERS
SEATTLE UP) The Seattle
Ramiiers’ general manager,!
Dewey Soriano, flew north to
Anchorage Sunday to scout
basebaill players.
Soni'ano disclosed before
leaving that he Planned to in- |
nervibw a couple of prospects
recommended by Bobby Wins-!
low, a scout. He will also hold i
some clinics for little leaguers i
and talk before a few odgani-!
zations.
He pans to return to Seat
tle Wednesday.
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HT, EDGECUMBE WINS
FRIDAY NIGHT GAME
Gflaibihinig an early nine-point
ead, tihe Mt. Edgeoumbe Braves
lefeated the Sitka High Tirnb
sr Wolves Friday night 44-401
oeiore an almost capacity crowd
Misslihg repeated both floor
■hots and fouls, Sitka was on
.Ibe small end 11-3 at the end
of the first period. During the
second period Gatrry Paxton j
and Sammy Martin started hit
ting but were unable to over
come thab 8 point deficit and
the teams left the floor 19-14.
Several times during the se
cond half Siiitka pulled to with
in a basket of the Braves but.
Jeff Trenton and Igtanluc wou
Id drop m a couple, leaving the ,
Wolves back fighting again to
get the lead. The third period
ended 30-24 and the gafme 44-40 '
Defense was the keynote of i
the play, as both teams were
forced to shoot from behind
key-hole distance continually
tnd then being rushed art; all
times. Edgeounabe’s defense
was such that Terry Nelson
could make but three points and
big Norman Wood was stout-!
out. Jeff Trenton’s long shots
dropped in enough to make him
high point man for his outfit
and Garry Paxlton was tops for
Sitka, each having 17 paints to
their credit.
Mit. Edgecuim'be scoring: Guth
ery 2. Bent 2, Trenton 17, Ah
souk 6, Ir;famine 11 and Ivey 6.
Siltkla: Paxton 17, Boettcher:
4, Smith 5, Fredraickson 2, Mar1
t i n 9 and Nelson 3.
FAIRBANKS BY 2 POINTS
OVER ANCHORAGE
FAIRBANKS (/P) The Fair
banks Malemutes jumped to
lithe tap of libe Raitbdt confer
once standings here Saturday
might by edging tlhie Anchorage
Eagles 65-63 din a tight, over
time struggle .
Three players left the game
on fouls and the lead changed
15 tdimtels In the battle that saw
44 fouls called by the offi cdials
The gatme was played1 in the
warmth oif the new gymnasium
heire, but the weal her outside
was 50 degree below zero.
Gii Nettings
by Gil Truitt
The biggest attraction since
the invasion of this ci'ty by the
House of DarVid five years ago,
the Philadelphia Colored Giants
will come to (.town With their
ibag of tricks and shenanigans
in a hare treat seldom seen in
this neck of the woods.
Booking ;tihe two game series
With the Sitka AiNB over a mon
the ego, the Fhiiladephia team
will meet the local outfit this
week on successive nights —
Wednesday and Thursday.
The 'Philadelphia Colored
Giants basketball team is com
posed of American Negro
youlths, from the stars of Unit
ed States colleges and (high
schools, travelling and playing
exhibition games. Bach player
is an outsandiing athlete.
In the seasons 1948, 1950 and
1951, the Giants from Philily
played 246 games and were on
the short end of the score on
only 6 occasions. In the 1949
season, traveling with onlv 6 j
men. the quint from the citv of j
Brotherly Love Ion only three :
games out of 120. losing one of j
them in a best out of three ser
ies at St John’s, New Bruns
wick of the Maritime Provinces
In 1953, the Giants played
67 games — playing All Star
teams, and were undefeated; in
1954, the colored team traveled
with only 6 men and when one
of the players sprained an an
kle, they played IQ games with
five men.
This is :ihe team that gave
Billy “Rookie” Brown and
Frank WaShinton to the famed
Harlem Globetrotters.
Lookinjg for new worlds to
to conquer, the Giants have
turned thieiir footsteps toward
the west. Their tour will take
them as far northwest as Al
aska, southwest as far as San
(continued on page three)
GAMBLERS OUT AFTER
PRO BASKETBALL
by The Associated1 Press
Maurice Podoloff, president
of she National Basketball
Assn., said today 'the league
definitely was tryinlg to check
on a series of mysterious tele
phone calls din which three
coaches have been offered
bribes to either lose a gaime or
control the point spread.
A1 Cervi, coach of the Syra
cuse Nationals, and Bobby
W-nzer. plaver-coaeh. of the
Rochester Royals reported that
they had received calls from
umiliidentified men before yes
terday’s games. Das} week
Charley Ackmarn of the Fort
Wayne Pistons received two
such telephone calls.
“We are frying to check
them,” said Podoloff, “even
tho'Ulglh I think fcbev are i he
work of crack pots. But we are
stabbing din. the dark since all
of the Calls were long distance
and it was impossible to trace
(continued on page two)
HIGH R ANKING CLUBS
OUT TO PROTECT RATINGS
by The Associated Press
This wi'l'l be “put up or shut
up” week for many of i.the na
tion’s kSa'dJjnlg college toasket
balll teams seeking to escape
the fate of high-rankiing Ken
tucky anil Illliinois.
San Francisco, for one, will
swing .back into action Friday
night after a 10-day layoff to
mee. a good Marquette cluib in
| the opener of the DePauJ toum
! ament in Chicago. The Dons,
defending NCAA champs and
rated No. 1 in the pre-season j
Associated Press poll, are 3-0
on victories over Ohio State,
Southern California and San J
Franciisco Sta.e.
The Chicago tourney ils cer- j
tain to prove a stiff 'test for
the Dons. Even if they get past
Marquet te, it’s likely the win
ner of the second Duquesne
DePau! tilt will be routgh in
the finals Saturday.
Duquesne was one of the
teams which showed to good
advantage over the weekend,
winning the S< eel Bowl title
7-49 over Pittsburgh.
North Carolina State, Utah,
Alabama, D' ton and Brigham
Young were among the other
top ranked1 schools to go >utv
scai hed.
But not so for Kentucky
(No. 2) and Illinois (No. 8).
The Wildeal is, who almost nev
er lose at home, were surprised
by Temple 73-81 while Illinois
after running up a 13-point
half hit iime lead, bowed to Mife
souri 74-73.
Third-ranked N. C. State
downed1 Eastern Kentucky 83
74 for its fourth in a row and /;
16th sltfaii/glht victory over a
two year span. Utah, No. 5, |
continued to impress with a|
93-63 triumph over Arizona.!
Alabama, ra.ted slixt'h, won the J
Birminigtem classic 'by over-j
whelming Valparaiso 82-56. t
Seventh-ranked Dayton trip
ped Toledo 62-59 and Brig
ham Young, No. 10, rolled ov
er Oregon 83-52.
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“H«*e ef Mettt e»"
greed1 generally tJhiat E&semhow
er looked physically wed! amd
thait he participated vtigorcuisily
in .the conference.
Rep. Maiittiiin of Mass., the
house minority leadter, said Ei
senhower “sounds like a man
who’s got a program and who
inl ieimds to put it through.”
Sentinel starts
in the area.
With the start of its sixteen
th year under present owner
ship, the Daily Sitka Sentinel
is confident in Sitka’s future
and pledges its columns now,
as in the past, to aid in that
orderly growth and develop
ment.
PHILADEPHIA COLORED GIANTS
vs. SITKA A.N.B.
Wednesday - Thursday, December 14<15
Wit, Edgecumhe Field House
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