Grant Jackson
Trophy Arrived
Baseball Series
The Wednesday night baseball
games proved to be very exciting
frrom all angles, especially when
the Farried women’s team turned
the tables and defeated the Blaz
ers by a score of 30 to 10. The
ituikies defeated the Alaskans
IS to 10.
The League officials announc
ed that next Wednesday would
see the last games of the season,
!
between the Huskiettes or High 1
School Girls and the Alaskan
Women; and The Hammon and j
Commercials teams, in a double
header. Although the Hammon
team has clinched the title to the
j championship for this year, the
'other teams still continued their
fights for second position.
It was believed that proper
'ceremonies would be planned for
next Wednesday evening, for the
[presentation of the “Grant Jack
son Trophy” donated by G. R.
Jackson, president of the Miners
and Merchants Bank, who sent
the trophy into Nome via air ex
press from Seattle. At the same
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T GETS RESULTS
time, it is understood, individual
trophies in the shape of minia
ture baseballs for watch fobs or
chains are to be presented to the
players of the winning team—
The Hammons.
The trophy was received on
the last air express from Fair
banks and Jeweler Hagen is busy
assembling it now. Plans for its
display have not yet been work
ed out, but next Wednesday
should see it in all its glory,
with the Hammon name engrav
ed as the first team to win it—
Year 1937.
The trophy is a series of mount
ed figures and collunades erected
on a black luster wood base. Four
columns point upward toward a
large metal globe on which stand
the figure of an athlete bearing
the Olympic wreath. Four eag
les surmount each column. Flank
ing the columns, erected on the
base are two baseballs on which
stand two players with bats in
their hands, in the act of swing
ing at a ball. An engraved name
plate declares it “The Grant
Jackson Trophy—1937”. with en
ough space left on the plate for
the engraving of each year’s win
ning team.
It is a beautiful example of the
spirit of the game and its donor
deserves a true vote of apprecia
tion for'his taste and generosity,
in presenting this trophy to be
played for each year in Nome.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
<n the matter of the estate of
P. M. DANIELSEN, deceased.
In the Probate Court for the
Cape Nome precinct, Second Div
ision, Territory of Alaska.
Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned has been duly
appointed Administrator of the
Estate of P. M. Danielsen, deceas
ed. Notice is further given that
all persons having claims again
st the estate of said deceased,
are requested to present them
with proper vouchers within six
months from the date of this no
tice, to the undersigned Admini
strator at his office at Nome in
said precinct, Territory of Alaska.
Dated at Nome, this 24th day
of February, 1937.
E. K. JOHANSEN,
Administrator of the estate of P.
M. Danielsen deceased.
Publish Feb. 24, 3, 10, 17 1937.
The public is invited to be sure
e •:! at'.-. 1 next week’s games to
be present when it is presented
and also see the final games of
this year's seriesr
Weather today
(U. S. Weather Bureau)
I
Partly aloudy to cloudy weath
er prevailed over the entire cour
se of the Nome--Fairbanks air
way and also over the Nome-Kot
Zebue airway at the early morn
ing schedules. Snow was falling
at Juneau and over portions of
the Tanana Valley. Rain was
falling along the Washington
Coast and had fallen at Portland
during the night.
Temperatures were around
| zero or slightly above over the
jjanana Valley and eastern Al
! aska while they continue con
siderably below zero over western
and northern Alaska. Some min
imum temperatures reported last
night were as follows: Deering
18 Kotzebue 19 Unalakleet 28
Kaltag 25 Nulato 24 Golovin 26
Solomon 20 Flat 24 Ohogomute
12 Bethel 12, all below zero.
Low barometer covers the nor
th Pacific Ocean while relatively
high pressure covers Alaska. It
is therefor likely partly cloudy
weather will continue for Nome
and vicinity tonight and Satur
day with not much change in
temperatures.
The lowest Nome temperature
last night was minus 14 and the
highest yesterday—2. Forty-two
inches of snow remains on the
ground. ,
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