BASEBALL
SPOTLIGHT
By “Nosey”
The well known cry of “Who
is Nosey?” broke out again the
first of the week. Understand
that they’ve got Ed. Steffen pick
ed as the author of this column
now. He didn’t deny it the other
rwght it was reported, at the
men’s volley ball practice, when
somebody said ‘‘I know now who
Nosey is.” Who?” Why Ed.
Steffen is Nosey”. Steffen is re
ported to have said “You know
darn well I’m not nosey: I tend
to my own business”. It seems
that Steffen hadn’t been reading
the column and didn’t even know
to what the person was referring
when he accused him of being
‘‘Nosey”.
Somebody else is also referred
to as Nosey. Being on the job
a lot of the time at the school,
Lloyd Hebberlee is also suppress
ed to be the well-known writer.
One fellow said: “Boy what a
Sap I am; it didn’t dawn on me
until the other day that Hebber
lee is the plague known as
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Nosey.” “It’s a natural. His
name hasn't been guessed before
and I noticed it hasn’t been in the
paper either.”
Boy what an upset last night.
A new women’s indoor baseball
team made its appearance at the
gym and defeated the married
women to the tune of 18 to 4, ac
cording to reliable reports. The
new team is composed of Eskimo
girls and they certainly could
play. Looks like the Commercials
better get a new captain and
coach—Kenneth Rude happens to
be manager and coach of the
Married Women also—and his
team took a dive last night. I’d
sure would like to see some of
these women’s games, but I’m
afraid somebody might pick me
off if I showed up.
Heard from a reliable source
today that Catcher Allan Lee of
the Huskies has been suffering
from an injured thumb received
| at the last game, though not ser
ious enough to keep him out of
the game tonight. Still you know
how injuries always contribute to
fumbles, and here I was hopin’
: the Huskies would come through
with a win tonight. I’m still
1 hopin’, however.
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It struck me kind of funny this
morning when I sat back in deep
thought and perceived that there
hasn’t been a peep out of the
Hammon team for the past week.
Maybe they’ve got something up
their sleeve? If so, we’ll glom
it tonight when they meet the
Commercials to defend their lea
dership of the series.
On their side the Commercials
are getting pretty ‘‘cocky’’. Such
confidence as they seem to be ooz
ing around must label them as
pretty sure to win tonight—but
what with? They’ve been pretty
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lucky lately, and it’ll take more
ithan confidence to knock enough
’runs across that newly-painted
plate, to win the game. From an
unofficial observation, however,
.the Commercials are being given
the edge on the odds, and I’ve
picked them to win, but boy, oh
boy, I don’t know how they’re
going to do it.
It’s too bad the suits for the
Hammon and Alaskans haven’t
! arrived yet. It sure puts color
1 on the floor to see the opposing
| teams dressed in the best of fash-1
ion. The other two teams have
their suits, but the two missing
orders are believed to be tied up
in the mail-mixup somewhere it
should arrive sometime this win
ter.
Three or four little Eskimo
boys were talking and wonder
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ng who this person called Nosey
,vas. One of them said he didn’t
hoik there was any such a per
•on. Another one replied: Sure
j, I knew him". What’s his
name?" S.i d t e first. “Why
Nosey Hansen of course", answ
ered the wise one -“Everybody
knows Nosey Hansen.” Nosey
Hansen is the well known Nome
..nd Kougarok sourdough pros
pector and miner.
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Are Organized
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of eight weeks, with meetings on
Mondays and Thursdays, between
‘hree and five p.m. at the school,
n the Domestic Science depart
ment. Following are the names
of those who have joined the
c’ass: Mrs. Jessie Lehmann, Mrs.
Wilfred Boucher, Mrs. Garnet
Martin, Mrs. Gene Elms, Mrs.
Kurt Sprenger, Mrs. J. J. O’
Leary. Mrs. Dick Rouell, Mrs. Joe
Wallace, Mrs. NorvLn Lewis, Mrs
Calvin Pool, Mrs. E. K. Johansen,
Mrs. Charlotte Patterson, Mrs.
Kenneth Rude.
The Cooking Class under the
direct on of Mrs. Ed. Steffen met
yesterday also and completed a
temporary organization, setting
next Tuesday as the time for
the next meeting, between three
and five p.m.
Tonight at 7 p.m the proposed
Radio Class is to be organized
under the direction of Gordon C.
Smith, U. S. Signal Corps mem
ber of the Nome s'ation, & plans
for the course are to be discussed.
T’ e rr.eet’r.g will be held at the
office of Supt. Calvin Pool.
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