COLT ANY, AND DET AC HJCENT S.
Companies "E" and "E” played one of the hardest games of basket
ball of the season last Saturday night with ME" winning 14 to 11.
"E" was ahead at the half 12-3. Line up and score as follows;
"E" Roat 4 and Horak 4 forwards. Wiseman 6 center. Thompson and
Kirchknopf guards. "F" Henderson 3, Bove, killer and Johnson for
wards. Lt. Harper 3 center. kacKenzie 5, Herchberger and Cpl. Hoffman
flne’game altho fast and furious was clean and the best of sport
smanship was shown by both teams. The twp teams meet in the second
game of the series Saturday week. hr. Combs and Watts refereed an
excellent game
^ "E11 Co. was host to ”F” Co. at a smoker given in the E.& R. Hall
% Londay evening. The Commanding Officer, kajor Laddox, and Captains
Beall and Curry gave fine talks on athletics and the need of esprit
de corps in the Companies and Detachments which was greatly enjoyed
Four boxing bouts were staged, the main bout was between Pv^s,
Kennedjr and Ackley, who we hope will entertain us again soon.
Pvts. Aiken, Jameson, Roat and Taylor rendered vocal efforts.
Our basketball team plays the Detachment next Thursday night.
Since they beat us the last time by three points, we are certainly
going out for blood this time, however we think tjjiey have a very
fast, clean team.
Our organization was increased by two newcomers last Sunday:
Privates Anderson and Jameson.
"E" Co. and the Detachment met in a bowling match last Wednes
night with following results: Co^'E’1 3358 pins and Det.3209 - 149.
Our rifle team is doing fine work in gallery practice and expects
• to turn out fully as many experts as we did last season.
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HAINES ITEMS,
Rev. David Waggoner of Juneau arrived on the Rogers to hold a
series of meetings. There is a Bible Class in. the afternoon and
preaching service in the evening, which will continue for a week
or more.
Miss Margaret Jones, of the teaching staff of the school here,
who spent the holidays in Juneau, returned on the Rogers Sunday.
Mr.Albert Myers who went to Juneau on busines was a returning
passenger on the Rogers Sunday.
Mir.Bruce Brown, who was called to Haines by the death of his for
ner wife, Mrs. Anna Brown, a few weeks ago returned to Juneau on the
Estebeth Tuesday.
Mr. Fred Handy, associated with the Federal prohibition forces
at Juneau, who has been in Haines for the past week on business
connected with his office and visiting his family, returned to
Juneau on the Estebeth..
The Haines Masonic Club gave their annual Anniversary Banquet
and Dance in their club rooms last Thursday night.
The Haines Woman's Club meets at the residence of 1. r. Frank Lor
ds Thursday Afternoon at 2:30. All members are requested to be
present. Mrs. Franklin Hoffman and Ivdss Lyle Iiorris are hostesses.
Mrs.C,P.Williamson, who has been associated with the dry goods
department at Fay & Company's store, has resigned her position.
The doub•e-header basketball game last week between the Haines
High School and the Native team Played Friday evening and the
Haines Athletic Club and the A.N.B. team, were both_fast games.
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