a Hawks Play Host
Fairbanks Team
cember 11 and 12
sward High School Sea
'ks will open their Railbelt
ference season against the
banks High School team on
sday and Wednesday, Dec.
ind 12, at the Seward Civic
ter. Games are to start at
p.m., with a preliminary
/een the town seventh and
th grade team and the Jesse
Home to start at 7 o'clock,
“ntative starters for the Sea
ks are Pedro Denton and
lie Sanders at forward; Ron
Lewis, center: and Charles
Slyke and Billy Evins at
d.
rv little information is
able about the Fairbanks
, but from reports that have
■ in, they have a fast, snappy
ng team.
ese games promise to be fast
aard-fought. Coach Dalberg
5 that he feels his boys are
r and is hoping strongly for
iple of victories to start out
season and send the Sea
cs off to a good start.
E LEE HOOPSTERS WIN
[RST GAME
se Lee Home’s basketball
made a fine showing in
rst game against outside
last Friday evening. The
played in the preliminary
;t the Seward seventh and
1 grade quintet.
little fellows, some of
too small to get uniforms
got around the floor swift
ley scored to win in the
ew seconds of the game.
; it at 21 to 19.
a scorer was Kenny Bahr.
i score of 12 points,
iminary games in all in
elastic meets this year will
ayed by the same two
Jesse Lee against the
seventh and eighth grade
led team.
Jesse Lee team is coached
v. Charles Malin, who is
f a basketball enthusiast.
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lRD to anchorage
DAILY
[ward
2:30 P.M.
[ORAGE TO SEWARD
lound Trip Daily
ichoragc
8:00 A.M.
acting with bus for
[tr at Mile 38 on Mon.,
and Fri.
IWARD - HOMER
|ward:
Wed., Fri. 10 A.M.
from Homer:
Thurs., Sat.
9 A.M.
JANUSKA
LEY LINES
in 103
Anchorage
4th & D
CAPACITY CROWD AT
LIONS COMEDY GAME
Before an almost capacity
crowd the Lions “Globe Squat
ters” (according to the official
score book) eked out a victory
over the Seward High School
Sea Hawks, 41-39. last Friday
night.
Tht> Sea Hawks protested the
game on the grounds that at one
point in the game three baskets
were counted at one time when
a member of the Globe Squat
ters, suspiciously resembling
Coach Dalberg, mounted on the
shoulders of Sachem Hitson and
proceeded to dump in three bas
kets before the ball was taken
away. The game is still under
protest, but the officials, who
the Sea Hawks claim were in
cahoots with the Globe Squat
ters, say the score book is cor
rect.
Observers state that there may
be some merit in the Sea Hawks’
protest, inasmuch as their op
ponents had as many as seven
players on the floor part -of the
time.
It is also stated that the Globe
Squatters’ goal was a full-sized
tin washtub mounted atop the
basket, and that they had sur
repticiously placed a restricting
ring upon the Sea Hawks’ basket,
thus preventing the ball from
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S.H.S. CHEER LEADERS
This trio will lead the cheering
at the Seward-Fairbanks games
Dec. 11 and 12, Civic Center.
They are, left to right, Yvonne
Bolles, Terry Cobban, and Betty
Jean Betty.
getting through. They were also
seen to have armed their guards
with long-handled brooms with
which to fend the ball from the
goal. At times, the watchers
were in doubt as to whether the
game was basketball -or hockey.
At any rate, the bewildered
high school boys were dead game
sports, even when the “blind"
referee was led onto the floor in
dark glasses and carrying a cane.
City League Results
in the City League games last
Tuesday night the high school
defeated the Misfits, the team
that has replaced the Bear Lake
entry. The same night, Tony's
Bar defeated the Nazarenes.
Friday, December 7, the Na
zarenes will play the Misfits at
7:30, followed at 8:30 by a game
between Tony’s Bar and the
Seward Sanatorium.
These games are included in
the season ticket admission now
on sale.
Though FRANKIE THOMAS (who plays
the title role in “Torn Corbett, Space
Cadet,” 24th century science fiction ad
venture story over ABC-TV) is V-ot a
Bostonian by birth, he favors New Eng
land food. And one of his favorite menus
is the popular Brown Bread-Baked Bean
supper. “But” says Frankie, “to suit my
taste the bread must be home-made and
served warm and moist the way my
mother does it.” Here is her recipe:
MOLASSES BRAN BROWN BREAD
1 cup r«ady-io-»»t bran
Vt cup aaadlaaa raisins
2 tablespoons shortening
% cup New‘Orleans molasses
% cup hot water
1 egg
1 cup sifted flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
Vt 1 oaspoon salt
Vt teaspoon cinnamon (if desired)
Measure bran, raisins, shortening and molasses into mixing
bowl. Add hot water, stirring until shortening is melted. Add egg
and beat well. Sift together flour, soda, salt, and cinnamon; add
to bran mixture. Stir only until combined. Fill 2 greased cans
(baked bean cans, 4,.k inches deep, 234 inches across) about % full;
or spread in greased loaf pan (9Mjx4Mj inches). Bake in moderate
oven (350° F.) about 45 minutes for canned bread or about 35 min
utes for loaf bread. Remove from cans or pan, slice and serve hot.
Yield: 2 loaves, 4*^x2% inches, or 1 loaf, 916x4% inches.
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on sale at
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THE ALASKA SHOP
THE MART VARIETY
PRICES Slashed 8
USED CARS «nd TRUCKS
Come and see them. These cars priced right to sell.
WINTERIZED. SMALL DOWN PAYMENT, OR CASH.
1951 Plymouth
4-DOOR SEDAN
Radio and Heater. Low mileage.
A Real Buy!
S19SO
1947 Ford
4-DOOR SEDAN
Radio and Healer.
New clutch and transmission.
$1Q7S
1941 Pontiac
CLUB COUPE
This car is in A-l running condition.
$>so
1939 Chevrolet
4-DOOR
New transmission. Radio and Heater.
1949 Chrysler
4-DOOR SEDAN
Radio and Heater. Former owner took
excellent care of this car.
$1975
1942 Jeep
A-l Shape
' FOR quick sale
$400
1941 Chevrolet
2-DOOR SEDAN
Good cheap transportation. R & H
$425
1947 Ford
DUMP TRUCK
A-l shape. Heater.
$1350
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Pat’s Garage
3rd Ave. and D St. Rhdne Black 156