COMPANY S AND DETACHMENTS TIE (Continued from Page One ):
negotiate a game with ffuneau and Douglas when the latter team returns
from its tour of the Stages.
While'the two games eliminated Company F from the championship
race, too much can not be said for the sfcprtsraanship of the F"s. En
tering the series with only one experienced player and little hope of
the pennant, they r ever th el ess played as if they had every opportunity
of winning and put un a. struggle 'that is a credit to the organization
and the players* in t-sen gtJie they shoved up better than in the last
proceeding, while their conduct on the -door v/cs h credit to the best
traditions of amateur athletics# Tiey drop out of the series with the
respect and rood will of all their erstwhile opponents and of the fans•
FIRST STRING MEN FOR POST TEAM SELECTED:
As a result of the inter-organization game, some new basketball
material has appeared# The 3quad who will be trained for the possible
games with Juneau and Douglas consists of Clarke, Wilson, Phillips,
Bruhn, Stidham, Lyons, Beitinger, Gebhardt, Matthews, Walker and Hof
man# Corporal Grant will be aided if he can be pursuaded to turn out,
and it is possible that others will be included# Corporal Wilson may
not be able to turn out for some days, but will be taken on the trip
if he i3 able to gc#________
WHITEHORSE TRIP STILL HANGS FIRE:
A trip to Whitehorse last Tuesday, when the Skagway hockey team
was scheduled to play the Yukon town*s rink-experts, fell through be
cause two of the Skagway team were require! to serve on a coroner’s
jury# Arrangements are under way for a trip nsxt week; but the latest
word from over the White Pass is that the therironeter has gone up and
the ide is in bad shape* Tills na3Te inter, ere wi :b the plans# If the
hockey game takes place, the E 6c V service will attempt to arrange a
basketball game between the Post .an, 1 Wtutehorse*_____
DETAILED SCORES OF BASKETBALL GAMES:
The score book, after tne' Cetachrient-Co# F game
lows: Field
COMPANY F Goals
Wilson,..... 4
Marner. 2
Stewart.... 0
^offman. 0
Chamberlain • .,. 0
Shoemaker .......... _JL_0_
(sub for Coffman).. .
TOTAL SCORE 12
No fouls were made in this game.
Free
Throws
0
0
0
0
0
, showed as fol
DETACHMENTS F G* s F.T.
Beitinger#....2.0
Golar.. .1#.0
Bhillips. ##6.#,#0
Stidham. ..1.,0
Gebhardt.. • •. .J_;0JL...0
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Detailed score of the Company E-Company F game wa3 as follows:
COMPANY E , ,
Field
Goals
Walker...4..
Lyons# • ....8 • •
Clarke#..3 •.
Bruhn# •••#•...0..
Matthews..,0..
£ree
Fi
Throws
...0
.#0
..0
,..0
..0
COMPANY ? ,
j^ield Free
Goals Ihrows
Wilson .0#.........1 *
Marner.#.....##2#.........0
Chapman. .0# ...... ..,0
hof iman..0#»0
Butler...
Personal fouls: Clarke, 1; Matthews, 1.
Chamberlain substituted for Hoffman, Shoemaker for Butler and
Snyder for °hapman, none of the substitutes succeeding in scoring.