SPORTS.
The results of the three basketball games played in Juneau and
Douglas last week by the Post Team are as follows:
Soldiers 9.
Lt. Rockafellow If ....2
Horak rf.0
Henderson rf.2
Wiseman c .5
Killiwich If.0
liacKinzie rg.0
Herschberge r rg.0
Soldiers 15.
Lt.Rockafellow If . . 10
Henderson rf. 1
Wiseman c. 4
Killiwich lg. 0
IviacKinzie rg. 0
Hoffman g. 0
Soldiers 14.
Lt. Roc&afellow If . . . . 5
Ho at rf. 4
Wiseman c . 4
Killiwich lg. 1
Ho ffman rg. 0
Hersberger rg. 0
Juneau High School 20
J. Rar. sey f.6
0 me f.2
Garrick c.0
Connors g.6
Ellinger g.6
Score at Half: 9-1.
Referee: Sperling.
Douglas High School 22,
Gray g.14
Lartin f. 2
Gray D, c. 4
Carlson g. 2
Bergren g. 0
Score at Half: 9 - 7.
Referee: Williams.
Juneau Firemen._17.
Holman T". . . . .T. .
Thomas f.. 2
Bar ran ger g. 6
Sperling c .. 0
Sabin g. 4
McSpadden g. 1
1.
Score at jriali: y -
Referee; Williams.
The Post Team was accorded the very best of treatment. The games
were refereed in a very fair manner and our team has no kick.
In the first game the soldiers were still sick from their rough
voyage down Lynn Canal and were defeated by Juneau High School.
In the second game at Douglas, the game was very close, Douglas
winning it in the last few minutes. The last game with the Firemen
was the best of all, as they have perhaps the fastest team in all
Alaska, but we certainly did make them stretch to win. The score
was 13 to 1 before we got started in the last half to play the only
real basketball of the trip. We tied the score before the third
quarter and from then on the game was one of the fastest ever seen
on the Juneau floor.
Lieut.Rockafellow was high score man with 17 points. Corporal
Wiseman was second with 13 points. Roat and Henderson made 4 each,
and Killiwich accounted for the other one point.
If our team had been able to locate the basket as well as our
opponents, we might have won all three games, as we did some excel
lent passing.
The Haines A.NTB.Basketball Team will leave for Juneau next
week to play a series of games with the A.NT3.Teams of Juneau and
Douglas and expect to be away for ten or fifteen days.
After the A."I. B.Team returns they will take up the practice of
football, under the coaching of Private Aiken, and expect to devel
ope a very strong team by next football season.
The team will be the following named men: J.Willard, P.Johns
^.Johnson, H.Pearce, J.Abbott, J.Dennis, T.James, J.Johnson, F.V/il
son and A.Johnson. Private Aiken claims to be a football player
with several years experience with major college teams in the East
but arrived too late to play on our Post team last fall.