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MORE ADOUT EUR RENDEZVOUS - -
In line' with the Cooperating Associ
ation plans to "introduce oho rest
of Alaska to Palmer",, several out
of-town people in Anchorage for the
Rendezvous were quests in palmer on
a tour of the town. There wore
other guests in V aimer today from
Cordova, Seward and Juneau. The
Juneau basketball team, who were held
up by the delay of the BARA1I0FJ and
only succeeded in reaching Anchorage
for the tail-end of the Rendezvous
Tuesday about 6:00 P.M., having been
flown from Seward, were among the
visitors. They were all enthusiastic
about the gymnasium, hospital, and
ether buildings and together with
other visitors were impressed with
' the wonderful modern improvements
carved out of the wilderness."
Other news of Athletics
The Palmer High School boys' basket
ball team won a game from Wasilla
with a score of 18:8. However, all
other Faimer teams failed to win
the necessary number of points.
The Athletic Club bo?rs ' basketball
team played two very close games
with Anchorage and Cordova. The
latter game went into two overtime
periods before they were finally
beaten with'the score of 32 to 3"h
Boys' High School Basketball
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V.France
H.France
J.Leek
B.Eroostrom
V.Moreman, coach
Fairbanks won 34:11
Palmer won from Was.Ilia
B.Warner
DtRorrison,-sub.
J,Droostrom,sub.
J.Walker, sub.
18:8
Girls ' High School Basketball
D. Vasanoja II. Arndt
G. Smith P. Ring, sub.
t.Lake E,Bouwens, sub.
I • ^ n D.She ely, sub,
J.King N.Brown, coach
Wasilia won 14:9 Eklutna won 23:11
Athletic Club Girls' Basketball
I/i. Workman
V.Stoddard
G.Bjornson
N.Brown
T.Bcll
F.Michols
Palmer won from
Fairbanks won
PaImer won
E.Bouwen3
K. Barry
A.O’ Heill, sub.
L. Pierce, sub.
Anchorage 23:13
25:14
.from Anchorage 33:17
Bell, coach
"andy,! list successful shoes
In cooperation v/ith the Experiment
Station at Mat anus lea, the following
list of crops grown 'successfully in
the Valley has been compiled by "AN!
Crop r Seed Ferttli
Barley
Wheat
Oats
,0a ts &
peas
Variety
19-B
per acre por ac,
80-90# ( 100-200
Sib o r i an/; 1 80- 1C 0# (pho s phat
1 sprin,
Climax
Sv/cd, Sol.
90-100;/
(
(Climax ) 75,95,-; ) 100-200#
5ca3
Peas
Rye
) nit rat
25-35//)
25-100// 100-// nit
(Swed.Sol.
( Can.Field
Can. Field
(Alaska
(canning)Carters 8 wks.
(Little Marvel
(Gradus 150-200# None
Hogot 100#
(winter) 70# phos.( sprin
Potatoes(Arctic Seedling
(White Gold 700-900# *
(White Bliss
Turnips Bortsfeldt
Carrots (Oxhart,
(Chantney
2-4f/ 200# phos
4#)
(Danvers half lorn
(Brone 24)
(Ken. Blue, 3#)
Pasture ( Chow.-Pcs cue
Mixture (Creep. "
(White Dutch
( Clover
(Reed Canary
* Old ground - 3-10-10
New Ground - 5-10-10
3-4,'r 100# phos
None 1st
"'Q&r
4//) 2 00# nit rat
5#) on old seed
2#)ing
100-700#
200-300#
Note: Amounts of fertilizer on
grasses, hays and peas are for old
ground, if any used. New ground re
quires double to triple' amounts in
cated.
Athletic Cluo Boy
E.Bcli, Capt.
M.Pierce
G,Erickson
s' Basketball
R,Snodgrass
K.Akre
V.Moroman
’ Anchorage won 26:34
Cqrdova won 32:30
Athletic Club
C.Nichols
J.Leek
C.Meier
Vi/.V/ineck
E.Barry
Fairbanks won
Anchorage won
H.Ring
B.Laurie
G.Bund
D.McKechnie
C.Jollason - coach
16:0
4:1