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1 .500 Hdc.Co.
0 .000 Koines
1 .000 Officers
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The league game this week was one of the most exciting of
the season.The All-Stars started the ga,e with a score of 2,
to Co.'^’s O.The Cellar Chainps held their opponents to this
mark until the end of the game#
The playois of both teams played wonderful basketball,
pulling many brilliant plays during the evening*
The match was forfeited to the All-Stars by Co*,‘±iw.
Haines Natives vs.All-Stars.
After winning their first game of the season from the Co.
‘'d1* outfit,the All-Stars felt very ambitious,and took on the
Natives for a game on Veclnesday evening. Tho1 advertised only
a few hours,the match drev; a .good crowd,on account of .the big
reputations of both teams. Again the All~3tv.rs were dimmed,
to the tune of 35 to 19,although they played well*
Valter Vatts,the Skagway Speed Demon,refereed a good game.
Haines Team to Juneau.
The Heines basketball team,one of the foremost teams in
the Territory,and a member of the only basketball league in
A la ska, has reached the conclusion that it must go to Juneau,
and tackle the local hoopers there and in Douglas. The team is
to go down on the /'Pete** tonight#Here *s wishing them a whole
lot of luck|-.n,c. th "’ll need more than we can wish ’em.
BOWLING
The Bowling League match this week,between C9 ."m*1 £
and Haines^resulted in a victory'for the company team oy iLr
pins*
The box score*.
Statzer. 163
Boark 145.
Swick 170
Mook 133
Barry 123
it 2 .
44'^
479
53"
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374
136 148
145 189
164 201
170 129
146 115
Haines.
Comb s:
Schr oeder
Tompkins
Siuidon
V/c 11;? ey
144
138
160
3.40
ISO
124
154
150
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j o t
113
146
136
137
161
361
4£9
42
468
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Bov?ling: Brines vs.Hdqtrs. Co. THUitoBAY
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