FIRST ANCHORAGE-PALMER FOOTBALL GAME
IS SATURDAY AT FAIR GROUNDS GRIDIRON
First Anchorage Palmer football
The first football game between
Palmer High School and Anch
orage High will begin at 2 o’clock
Saturday afternoon, October 4 on
the Fair Grounds in Palmer.
This will not be the first inter
high-school football meet in Alas
ka, but it will be the second- The
Anchorage eleven played visitors
from Ketchikan High last Satur
day for a 37-0 victory. It is ex
pected that Coach Norman Rou
sey’s boys although lacking in ex
perience, will block the way for
any such repeat victory next Sat
urday.
Those who watched the practice
game with the 39th Headquarters
* Squadron team from Fort Rich
ardson last Sunday afternoon
were surprised at the showing the
local boys made against ‘their old
er and more experienced oppon
ents. It was their first game. The
boys had had only 19 practices
and none had played football be
fore. The score was 20 to 18 in
favor of the Army team. Each
team had made three touchdowns,
but the Army team had twice
succeeded in gaining the extra
point on the kick.
Although the early plays in the
game displayed a poor co-ordina
tion on defense, the boys caught
on as the game progressed. By the
last quarter, they were doing
some very effective blocking. The
aerial offense was surprisingly
good, although failure of a double
play near the goal line during the
third quarter probably cost the
Palmer boys a touchdown.
No statistics were kept on first
downs and yardage during the
practice game, but it hoped that
this information will be available
for Saturday’s game. The Kiwanis
Club voted Monday to use its
loud speaker system to call the
plays. They hoped to recruit a
former football player member
for the announcement spot.
Coach Norman Rousey was
justly proud of his boys as he
spoke before the Kiwanis Club
at the Monday meeting. Not only
had they played a good game last
Sunday, they’d played a clean
game. And one of the game offic
ials had taken particular pleasure
in complimenting the boys’ coach
on their achievement.
A Kiwanis committee was nam
TREASURE CHEST
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• Jade and Ivory Jewelry
• Original Works of Art
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PALMER HIGH UHE-UP
Offense Defense
Hemmer ..LE. Wolf
McAllister .LT. Brewer
Plumley .:... LG.Hitchcock
Lentz.C. Lentz
Davey .RG.Goodman
Brewer.RT.McAllister
Brown .RE.Brown
McKechnie QB
Larsh .LH.McKechnie
Smith _-.FB.Smith
Geiwitz/Harris RH.Larsh
safety.Harris
SATURDAY NIGHT
KICK-OFF DANCE
A Kick-Of Dance is scheduled
for 9 p.m. Saturday in the school
gymnasium.
The dance is being sponsored
by the Palmer High football team
to raise funds for football equip
ment and uniforms still unpaid
for. Tickets are selling for $2 a
couple. Everyone is invited. Shat
fer’s orchestra will furnish the
music.
SKI CLUB PLANS
WORK PARTY SUNDAY
The Matanuskh Ski club plans
a work party Sunday, October 6
at Little Susitna mountain. All
members are urged to attend and
asked to take a “working” friend.
Shovels, axes, rope, and wreck
ing equipment will be needed.
Lunches may be obtained at the
Little Susitna Lodge.
Anyone desiring transportation
is requested to contact Joe Gal
lant or meet at the Palmer Foun
tain at 9:30 Sunday morning.
Palmer Football Team
Here’s the list of Palmer High
School football players who may
take part in the scheduled game
with Anchorage Saturday, Octo
ber 4 at the Fair Grounds football
field in Palmer*
No. 11 Jim Goodman, line.
No. 12 Dennis Buzby, back .
No. 13 Tim Miller, line.
No. 14 Bill Harris, back.
No. 15 Ralph Kircher, line.
No. 16 John Brown, line.
No. 17 Dick Geiwitz, back.
No. 18 Leo Plumley, line.
No. 19 Oliver Brewer, line
No. 20 Gary Davey, line.
No. 21 Jerry Hemmer, line.
No. 22 Monty Larsh, back
No. 23 Joe Lentz, Jr., center.
No. 24 Bob Smith, back
No. 25 Dan Wolf, end.
No. 26 Jack McKechnie, back.
No. 27 Howard Esslinger, line.
No. 28 Larry McAllister, line.
No. 29 Carl Zaborac, line.
No. 30 Jim Hitchcock, line
No. 31 Bill Fox, line
No. 32 Bob Shull, back.
HARVEST DINNER
PLANNED BY MEMBERS
OF UNITED PROTESTANT
Ushering in Fall will be a Har
vest Dinner in the United Pro
testant Church basement Tuesday
evening, October 7.
Serving by the women of the
church, will start at 5:30 p.m. and
continue to 7:30 p.m. The dinner
will consist of ham, Valley grown
vegetables and homemade pas
tries. Tickets will be available
from church members a well as
at the door, with proceeds from
the dinner to go to the church
improvement fund.
VOTE: RAY NELSON
FOR COUNCILMAN
(3 year term) Pd. Adr.
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By Marylou Rideout
Homemakers’ Councl meets
Monday October 6th, 10:30 a m.
at the United Protestant Church.
All “old” and “new” officers are
urged to be present. If you can
not attend won’t you please send
an alternate, so your club will
have a report of the Council
meeting.
The agenda will include the
election of officers, plans for
Achievement Day and the year’s
program plus other items impor
tant to be a successful club year.
Do be present. Remember our
new meeting place. Pot luck lunch
at noon.
* * •
Four-H Council meets Wednes
day. October 8th, 8 p.m. at the
home of Marylou Rideout. Each
leader is urged to be present. We
have had a good 4-H year so far
—but there are plans for the cli
max of our year’s work.
* * *
It’s irrelevant to say—“winter
is coming”—but it is! And in view
of clothing, the Extension Service
has a new U.S.D.A. bulletin "Buy
ing Sweaters For the Family.” No
matter how much or how little
you have to spend on a sweater,
you’ll be more likely to choose
one that will give satisfaction if
you know how to judge quality
of sweaters on the market. This
bulletin is free.
• * *
If you are intereted in learn
ing to knit, (knit a sweater, rather
than buying one) the Extension
Service will be glad to help you.
We also have an Alaskan bulletin
“How to Knit, Socks, Gloves, Mit
tens and Caps.” Free.
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Approximately $1,500 damage ,
was done to the front and interior
3f the Palmer Cold Storage ,
September 29 when a pick up
truck driven by Mrs. I. M. Sand
vik jumped the curb and hit the
building.
In spite of the obvious damage
raused, Mrs. Sandvik was unin
ured by the impact. Damages are
:overed by insurance and repairs
vill be made as soon as adjust
nents are arranged, Harry Ryan,
narket owner said.
VOTE: RAY NELSON
FOR COUNCILMAN
<3 year term) Pd. Adr.
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