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BASKE®B*J,L: . _
Tho sports of Ft. Sward, and Halnos are on tho Increase, tlxroo games
• of basketball being played this week.-Co*^** vs* All-Stars,the All
Stars vs* & inos,and Co•,,E,, vs,Natives* Q?ho All-Stars still hold tneir
cellar championship, although they have nado it very interesting for
the other teams of tho league by playing tie games up to tho last few
minutes of each nolee*
Cq,"Em is suffering from a few hard blows,ono of her star players,
Corp.XJjdpple,boing in tho Hospital,and tho Recruit Phonon,Pvt.Browiok,
laid up as tho result of a vaccination. The Company team, however, will
bo in shape in tine for her first game of the second half of the "spli*
season"* Tac H-ines team is very ambitious .playing a practice game each
Saturday,with the Slcagway hoopers*
Tho £otae between Co.^E" end the All-Stars was the contest postponed
fr on Doc.20th,due t ; the trip of tho Post Tuan to Juneau. Both teems
v;cro out for a victory this weok,thc a.ll-Stars to win thoir first game,
and Co.,,B" to secure her championship crown more firmly. Tho All-Stars
sheered signs of practice,and improvement in playing. "E" \a.s^somewhat
crippled,as two of her players wore an the sick lis«,as
S. .t, Andrews: and Cor p. Hopkins starred for the Company
Hood and Connelly shone for the All-Stars.
Tho lineupj
f> Co,»E» (25). All-Stars (21) __
noted above,
team, -vrhile
llaswell
Hopkins
Andrews
Swick
Olzewski
r.f«
l.f.
o.
11 b#
r.g*
1*£.
r.g,
c.
r.f.
l.f.
white
Connley.
Ward
Hood
Jones
Tho game between Haines and the iJ.l-St.crs was a practice affair,
won by Haines,-tho All-Stars losing by throe points,34 to 31,
Combs and Tompkins starred for HAines,while Ward end Hood twinkled
brightly for tho post outfit.
The third game of the week was postponed fr m Thursday t) tonight,
(Friday), This game will bo hard fought,as tho Natives need the contest
to help thoir percentage,while if Cn.^E" loses,she may be tied by the
Natives for the league load,should- "E" then lose to the All-Stars in
tho second postponed game that still remains to be played .Should !,E‘?
win,however*the delayed game con go by the board without effecting the
league standing.
BOWLING:
C 3,,,£w # 2 won the Lea^o Game this week,defeating tho Officers by
141 pins. Tho t;ano was intercstin£V*E" winning the first nsd second
frames closely,but ^aininc in the third. 141 pins,tho*,is nob much of
a proposition to overcome in total pinfall.so it is up t:> the C^mp^ny
team to Get busy,
Por tho Officors,Lt.Sobre© was HiGh 21 n with 166,v7hile Hopkins led
for "E" 5 2,with 181.
Pvt.P^rrish still holds the League Record of 214.
The bo:; score of the Game:
Officers
Major Lamport 139
Lbf Sobree 132
Oi pt, Hess 160
Oc.pt, Henry 152
0. lap, Monahan 147
124
166
138
144
132
132
124
121
136
121
395
422
419
432
400
2
Roark
Swick
Mo ok
Hpkins
Statxer
153
169
173
130
125
135
154
135
Tjt*l 2068
175
151
167
181 131
111 139
Total
443
474
475
442
575
2209
t'JES K2U WEEK:
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