“The Sports Corner”
Nanooks Belt Merchants
46-27 In City League Play
The Nome High School Nanooks
rolled over the Merchants 46 to
27 as they kicked off their City
League schedule last night.
Steff Anderson was high scorer
for the high school with 13. Ken
Okitkon bagged 10 points, Stan
Anderson made 9 and John Bahnke
hit for 6, to lead Nanook scorers.
For the Merchants, Mills was
tops with 11, and Bill Oman and
Tom Drake were tied with 7 points
for second honors. Both teams sub
stituted freely the last quarter,
and the scoring pace was slowed
to 9 total points in the last frame.
Stan Andersen
W. Smith
F. Outwater
R. Faeerstrom
K. Okitkon
F. Pauwok
Steff Andersen
O. Swanson
J. Titus
J. Bahnke
L. Hardy
J. Nershak
H. HooKendorn
S. Walker
J. Curran
NANOOKS
FG FT
4
0
0
1
4
0
5
0
0
2
1
0
1
0
0
1
2
0
0
2
0
3
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
PF T
2 9
2
0
2
10
0
13
0
0
6
0
0
2
0
0
Totals
B. Oman
T. Drake
R. Locke
H. Mills
B. Muller
D. Otton
S. Atuk
Bob Oman
18
MERCHANTS
3
3
0
4
0
0
0
0
10 11 46
1
1
1
3
1
0
0
0
7
7
1
11
1
0
0
0
Totals
10
15 27
Out of New York City came a
report that the Russians are hop
ing to buy alcohol in the United
States to alleviate a shortage of
their national drink — vodka.
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ARCTIC MEN'S LEAGUE
High team series — St. Joseph’s
2648, Alaska Airlines 2636, Shrine
Club 2551.
High team game — Shrine Club
927, Alaska Airlines 921, St. Jo
seph’s 910.
High individual series — Jim
Casey 601, Dick Bessette 580, Dick
Deems 552.
High indvidual game — Jim
Casey 234, Dick Deems 213, Jim
Casey 205.
99ers LEAGUE
The Numb Nuggets, sparked
by Jim Blanning, eked out
three games from the Polar Bar
five while the Old Folks contin
ued their winning ways with a
three to one victory over the sec
ond place Bankers team.
Best three game series was
bowled by the Old Folks — 2466;
second were the Polar Bar bunch
— 2460. Best game for a team was
875 by the Bankers, followed by
Polar Bar with an 862.
Individual series found George
Waldheim back in the groove with
a 577. Second was Pat Durrett —
559. Best single game was bowled
by Jim Casey with a 224 followed
by a 199 by Pat Durrett.
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Cheerleaders Hope for
Fairbanks Trip
The Nome High School Basket
ball Cheerleaders will make their
first trip — December 6 — to Fair
banks . . . providing contributions
to the current fund raising cam
paign will allow the expense.
Send your donation to Cheer
leaders Traveling Fund, c/o Jim
Stone, Box 777, Nome.
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FRIDAY MITES
High team series — Polar Curio
1717, N. C. Co. 1522.
High team game — Polar Curio j
624.
High individual series — Betty i
Jocius 486. Myrna Durrett 474.
High individual game — Edna
Martin 190, Betty Jocius 169.
Team Standings:
Polar Curio
Hardware
Hardware
N.C. Co.
Moonshine
Kut & Kurl
Bering Sea
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21 11
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GOLD DIGGERS LEAGUE
Team high 3 — Oogruks 2278,
Flyers 2105, Faakers 2022.
Team high 1 — Oogruks 770,
Flyers 755.
Individual high 3 — Men: Carl
Glavinovich 574, George Lienard
569, Pat Durrett 535. Women: Ike
Schick 487, Lou Oliver 461, Myrna
Durrett 450.
Individual high 1 — Men: Pat
Durrett 214, George Lienard 207,
I Carl Glavinovich 198. Women: Ike
Schick 174, Myrna Durrett 167.
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Hi{jh School Youngster
Dies in Dressing Room
JEFFERSON, S. D. UP — A 157
year-old high school basketball
player — Jerry Lee Wilcox of Ak
ron. Iowa High School — died last
night at Jefferson High in South
Dakota after playing a game be
tween the ,lB” teams of both
schools.
Death reportedly was caused
either by a heart attack or an
aneurism — a blood vessel dis
order.
Wilcox played the last three
quarters of the game, then col
lapsed in the dressing room.
Each soldier in the American
Revolution, by decree of the Con
tinental Congress, was supposed to
receive a ration of a quart of beer
a day — but he often didn’t get
it.
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ANB STINGS HORNETS
58 TO 51 IN OVERTIME
A battling ANB five opened
their City League season with a
58-51 overtime defeat of defend
ing champions, the Polar Hornets.
Lincoln Trigg and Arnie Castel
paced the ANB cagers with 15 and
13 points respectively. For the
Hornets it was Tony Willoya for
20, and Steve Wilson with 14.
ANB held quarter leads of 12-9,
24-22, and 34-33 before being tied
49 all at the end of regulation time.
Trigg and Harold Bell came
through for the ANB in the over
time scoring.
Next Tuesday evening, the Hor
nets take on the coming Nanook
quintet, and the Merchants open
with the Nome Insurance Agency.
NO MORE LONGHAIRS
The British Royal Navy put out j
orders today: No more of those
long hairdos for British sailors.
It said too many sailors are i
wearing their hair like the Beatles,
a quartet which is the rage of
British teen-agers.
The Beatles have long hair which
hangs down their necks, over their
ears and over their eyes — some
thing like a wet mop.
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SPORT ODDITY
The Milwaukee Braves have dis
covered that one of their bonuses
has been used in part to endow
a college.
William Woodward, a shortstop
signed for the Braves last year,
has contributed $3,000 of his bonus
to Florida State University for
lights on the college’s baseball
field.
Woodward, who signed for a
substantial bonus, is completing his
senior year at Florida State.
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