PALMER MOOSE BEAT
AIRMEN, 61-46
Anyone who missed the Pal
mer Moose’s first basketball
game this season because they
didn’t think it would be much of
a game really missed a good dis
play of team work that found the
Palmer Moose on the winning end
of a 61 to 45 score. Members of
the Air Traffic Squad went back
to Elmendorf wondering “wot
happen’d?”
If spectators were disappoint
ed when they saw some of Cen
ter Jack Worledges field shots
missing by inches, they soon real
ized that he was playing a won
derful game off the backboard.
Worledge, letterman on the var
sity team, sank seven out of 11
free shots and connected five
times for a total of 17 points, one
less than Paul Campbell, fast
moving guard, who accounted
for seven field goals and four
free tosses to make his 18 point
total. Mickie Leek, forward,
showed up well for his first big
show,accounting for 10 points.
Young Loyer, Johnny Reed, and
Trowbridge all contributed strong
to their team. Rice, McKechnie,
and Hermon showed evidence of
what the Palmer team is made of
while they were on the court.
Tonight the Palmer Moose
meet a strong team from the An
chorage city league. Members of
Monty’s Department store team
will journey to Palmer for a tilt
with the local Moose team. Mon
ty’s are playing in the Anchor
age league against mature and
experienced teams and will offer
the last challenge to the Moose
before the Railbelt Conference
opens. The Palmer team meet
the Anchorage Eagles on Decern- i
ber 2. Box score in the Nov. 18
game was as follows:
PALMER
Leek, f ... ... 4 2 10
Loyer, f .. 1 4 6
Worledge, c 5 7 17
Reed, g 2 1 5
Campbell, g 7 4 18
Trowbridge, g 0 4 4
Hermon, f Oil
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McKechnie 0 0 0
Rice ___0 0 0
Halftime score: Palmer 19 —
Airmen 17.
Coach: Chip Chatterton
Officials: Robert C rites,
Richard Benyish
Time Keeper: Norman Rousey.
MODERN TIMES
“I want to buy a petticoat”
‘‘Yes, miss, period costumes on
the third floor.”
RIFLE CLUB ENTERS
SHOOTING MATCHES
The Matanuska Valley Sports
men Rifle club has entered the
gallery Illowa Postal Match and
will enter the Inland Empire
Rifle and Pistol Matches. The
clubhas pistol teams entering in
the Inland Empire and all pistol
shooters are invited to sign up
as soon as possible. The club
needs . all the pistol shooters
available.
In the first two matches with
Fairbanks’ Tanana Valley Sports
men Rifle and Pistol club the lo
cal shooters marked up one win
and one loss. The shooting scores
were as follows:
MAT. VALLEY P S K oh tot
G. 'Smoot . 100 100 97 93 389
V. Donaldson 100 99 97 93 389
K. Westenbarger 99 98 97 93 387
Norma Richie 100 99 98 90 387
W. Woods ...100 100 95 90 385
TOTAL 1938
TANANA VALLEY
Guitar .100 99 98 97 394
Eliott _ 100 99 97 92 388
Johnson ....... 100 99 98 89 386
Shebal ..100100 92 90 382
DeSpain . 100 98 96 88 382
TOTAL 1932
TANANA VALLEY
Guitar . .,100 99 99 96 394
Johnson . 100 99 97 93 389
Elliott ..100 100 98 90 388
Beckley _ 99 99 97 92 387
Shebal . —.100 99 96 90 385
TOTAL 1943
MAT. VALLEY
Westenbarger 100 100 97 92 389
Dodge . 100 99 99 89 387
Donaldson .. 100 97 96 93 386
Continr 100 98 96 91 385
Lowe ICO 99 93 92 384
TOTAL 1931
All interested persons are in
vited to visit the club’s rifle ran
ge in the basement of the Co-Op
rec hall. Persons interested in
shooting are asked to contact
Marie Westenbarger, club secre
tary.
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIEDS
ALWAYS BRING RESULTS
DEATH COMES TO
AGRICULTURAL VETERAN
HOSPITAL LAB PAYS Off
Dr. Robert W. Trullinger of the
Office of Experiment Stations,
who retired May 31, 1955, after
43 years of service in the Depart
ment of Agriculture, died Novem
ber 10 after a prolonged illness.
Dr. Trullinger was well known
in the Territory where he assist
ed in having the University re
cognized as Alaska’s land-grant
college. He personally selected
the site of the Petersburg Fur
Farm and was earlier responsible
for transferring the Federal dem
jm
onstration farms at Matanuska
and College to the University of
Alaska. Since 1930 these two
farms have formed the nucleus of
the Territory’s agricultural re
search program.
ATTENDS ANNUAL MEET
Arthur S. Buswell, associate di
rector, representing the Univer
sity of Alaska Extension Service
at the annual meeting of the As
sociation of Land-Grant Colleges
and Universities, held at Michi
gan State University last week.
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LIBBY'S — 3*4 OZ.
Potted Meat 3^ 29c
UNCLE BEN'S
REAL GOLD — 6 OZ.
Tropical Punch
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CHARMIN— 4 ROLL PURCHASE
Toilet Tissue 56c
SAVE YOUR TICKET STUBS FOR DRAWING EACH SAT., Also for GRAND PRIZES DEC. 23. ‘ You Get the Most at the Trading Post”
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