Foc::irr
clayed the entire game without one
substitution.
In the second game with Fair
banks Coach Do CjuCco insisted uvon
a straight defensive game and the
final score vroved him right for
they held the combination Fcirbanks
and College teams to a score of 3
to 1.
On the ice O-a ”A'tuy" Aru-.erson
generated the Pioneers like an of
ficer in the field and with the hel!
of Tyro ^ansy Yarlovitch managed to
hold the score down. T 'ith only.,
four'substitutes for replacements,
De Cicco dia nis best to keen fresh
men on the ice, but the boys from
the interior were too much for the
TPoiler 1-lakers1 as the crowd dubbed
the Valley team.
In the fast vlay on the ice the
local boys were somewhat handicarvoec
by unfamiliarity writh the rulings
of Forbes Baker, who refereed all
games excevt the 2nd between Fair
banks and Palmer. They soon nicked
uu the 3 blue line idea, though, anc
there was little vernalizing. Verne
Johnson refereed the game Fonday
morning.
Bob Barnett, Ted Wright, Francis
Biggs and Dave Foody all did their
share as subs, with Dave doubling
as a sweever. Your reverter heard
one of the rink managers ask his
vartner about cleaning the ice be
tween quarters. The other fellow
said it wouldn’t be necessary as
Foody had viayed the last veriod.
°ome of the boys call Dave "Sitting
Bull” now.
The last night Anchorage gave a
wondeiful banquet to all the com
peting athletes and tnyor Fill g ve
a short sve^h of thanks, compli
menting -all upon their fine sports
man shiv •
HANLEY
SWEAZSY
G.L.U.,
\y:o SELLS NORTHERN LIFE "3 in 1”
POLICIES, SECY TrOU HOY TO PROTECT
YOURSELF "ALL WAYS" LTTH ONE POLICY
LIFE ACCIDENT HEALTH
ROOM 7 AT HORTON'S VALLEY CITY er
AT THE PIONEER OFFICE PALMER.
OLErS TAXI
C 0 LO MY CAE SERVICE
A BRAND NEW FORD V£ SEDAN
CLUB RATES A SPECIALTY WITH US
Fnns Norheim
^ronrietor
Mr. Sheely announces that after
the first cf I larch there will not
be any more fback time’ credited.
If you have any time coming get
it in before this date.
Mr. Kling, who for some time has
been manager for the ^aimer Motor
Service, is no longer connected
with that organization.
HOSPITAL
NOTES
) ' '
Tune France, 11, daughter of
Nr. and Its. Grant France, suf
fered an injury tc her r,.nkle while
sledding and was treated by Dr.
Albrecht.
John Pfeiff, who cut his knee
and then sorained his leg while cn
a trie to the glacier, is getting
Lalong as well as can be expected,
considering the seriousness of his
injury.
John Kerdman, whose back w s
hurt in an accident at the Commun
ity hall will be rut in a few days.
Carl Jensen, Nome Qcurdough, who
has been working as a mm enter for
the Cornerat ion the east 5 months,
suffered a oainful accident when he
slimed on a vet snot cn the fleer
an d crashod int o t he n o a1 s cu111e.
cutting his lip to the extent that
Dr. ^lbrecht bad tc take 7 stichos,
Jen is resting easily and will
be out and around again in a few
days.
Skin Ccuden is ever his aggra
vated case of hives and tack on the
job.
Oscar Gill, I'ayor of Anchorage,
got the low-down on this 13ledge
Frc-wn from a friend in Met ehikon.
Brown is the nut who ho.3 Been
cleaning un out in the States with
some of the craziest stories about
the nrojeet that has ever Been writ
ten. Fere are some excerns from
the letter I'ayor Gill received,
7’....he (Pledge Brown) was tossed
in jail here at Fetchikan for steal
ing a womanTs nurse during a drinn
ing narty.... left town without ray
ing his bills and has since teen
passing off as editor of the Chron
icle .
"The Beno.rtment of Justice h..s
lis record which includes car theft,
..no forgeries in Arizona and Calif
ornia. There rue many charges
ana ins t him.”
Frs. Oscar Peylund of Tract 94
Is in receint of the sad news that
ler father was killed By a falling
tree while working on a WFA nrojec
:.t Dec.r Lake "Mscon.sir.