PONIES COMMITTED 13 PER
SONAL FOULS DUE TO
CLOSE CHECKING
Fairbanks High, led by Austin
Gibbs, lanky purple pivot pin,
after playing a cautious three
quarters put on a burst of speed
In the fourth frame of last nite's
opening game and showed the
Seward High School Ponies the
way to a 14 to 3 victory.
Extremely close checking by
both teams, so close that the
Ponies erred 13 times by com
mitting personal fouls, and a
lack of aggressiveness on the of
fense by either side, with the ex
ception of the spurt made by the
Champions in the final quarter,
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kept the scoring far below the
marks that these fast quintettes
are capable of.
The teams took to the floor with
the following lineups; Fairbanks:
Stewart and Crossett, forwards;
Gibbs, center; Thompson and An
derson, guards. Seward; Guy and
Ray Manthey, forwards; Rusness,
center; O. Sandbeck and Shell
horn, guards.
Gibbs outj umped Rosness at
the starting whistle and tipped
to Thompson who dribbled into
Sandbeck before Seward's net.
Gibbs took a pass from Stewart
and the Fairbanks thunderbolt
put the ball thru the hoop, but
took an extra step in doing so
and the basket was disallowed.
Crossett was called for fouling
Shellhorn but the fleet Pony did
not convert. The Fairbanks boys
kept the ball in position to score
but some pretty guarding by Ot
to Sandbeck and Ray blocked
several threatening attempts by
Gibbs. Gibbs lost anothre basket
on account of too many steps.
“Red” Stewart, fiery Fairbanks
forward, was the first to find the
hoop, taking a pass from his
team-mate Gibbs who was smoth
ered by Ponies. The first quarter
ended 20 to 0.
Seward got a field goal on a
nice shot by Ray Manthey from
center in hte early second, after
Gibbs converted one of his free
throws when Otto Sandbech foul
ed him. The score then, 3 to 2,
was as close as the Ponies were
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able thereafter, to mike it. Ros
ness failed to convert when fouled
by Stewart, which would have
t ed the score, and the big “Span
i-rd” seldom misses his foul
shots. Don folded Crossett who
missed on both throws, but Gibbs
and Stewart both capitalized their
opportunities for a point apiece
"hen fouled by Ray Manthey.
Score, second quarter, Fairbanks
5, Seward 2.
The Ponies held Fairbanks
scoreless during the third per
iod. but could make only one tal
ly for themselves while doing so.
They were playing a strong de
fensive game, as any team would
i have to do, to hold this ram
paging purple and gold squad
I to one field goal in three periods.
Seward’s lone point in the third
quarter was added by Otto Sand
bech, who was fouled by “Red”
Stewart, bringing the score at the
end of the third quarter to Fair
banks 5, Seward 3.
i As the game wore on Fairbanks
increased it’s offense. Guy Man
they had been switched to cen
ter and Rcsness to forward at the
beginning of the half, and Guy
outreached Gibbs for the first
tip off, but after that Gibbs jump
ed a little higher. On Shellhorn’s
s cond and Ray’s third personal
foul, Crosset converted for three,
however, failed to add another,
on Ray’s fourth and retiring foul.
Ed Sand beck replaced Ray. Gibbs
got his first field goal, making
five points in the fourth quarter
for Fairbanks up to this time,
and then the rangy fellow foul
ed Ed Sandbeck, but Ed missed
on the try for the point. Guy
fouled Thompson who also missed,
j Gibbs shot another basket from
one of his favorite comers, and
Seward called time out. After re
suming play, Shellhorn left the
game on his fourth personal foul
and was replaced by Charles Pet
erson. Gibbs made good his two
trys from the foul line and Fair
banks total rested at 14. Gibbs
| third personal foul was against
O. Sandbech, and Otto missed by
a hair. Gibbs missed the ring af
ter being fouled by the "Span
iard”
The game was well handled by
referees Groth and Kunz who
officiated.
PEACE WILL FOLLOW; TROOPS
WITHDRAWN; AI I. PRIS
ONERS RELEASED
MOSCOW, Dec., 23, (A5)—
The foreign commissariat announ
ced that Simannovky and Tsai
Yun Shen, plenipotentiaries of
the Soviet and Mukden govern
ments, had signed a protocol at
Khabarovsk, Siberia, restoring the
status quo of the Chinese Eastern
Railway.
The act immediately restores
Soviet consulates and commercial
organizations in Manchuria.
The Chinese consulates and
commercial organizations in Si
beria stated that peace will follow
on the frontiers, withdrawal of
troops from both sides and all
persons arrested during the six
months dispute will be released
The Chinese promised to dis
arm the white guards and the
Russians will deport organizers.
The announcement of “full res
toration of relations was left
open until the conference at Mos
cow on January 25” when all out
standing questions will be settled.
It is reported that the Seward
Post, of the American Legion,
will tender a dinner tomorrow
to the Canadian aviators upon
their arrival on the Cutter Chelan.
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