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Polar Nips Nanooks;
Jaycees Blast ANB
The Jaycees blasted ANB and
Polar edged the Nanooks in a
thriller as City League action got
underway again on the NHS hard
wood Friday night.
With ten seconds to go Stan
Anderson had a chance to put the
second game into overtime when he
stepped te charity lane with the
* a nooks trailing by only two
"joints. Andersen “blew” the first
of a one ard one but his team
mates grabbed off the rebound but
couldn’t maneuv< r for a shot bef
losing the ball. It was close all th
”av with neither team having
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more than a five point advantage
at any time. The final tally was
Polar 54, NHS 52.
The game was won at the free
throve line as both clubs popped
in 24 fieiders during the contest.
Had the Nanooks been a little more
accurate on their free tosses the
outcome might have been different.
As it was Polar hit 6 of 13 free
throws while the Nanooks only
connected on 4 of 17. Nome High
dominated the backboards picking
off 30 miscues to 16 for the Hor
nets.
Again it was Tony Willoya with
20 and Steve Wilson with 18 who
were the big stingers for the Hor
nets. Stan Andersen stopped the
Hornets Still Kings of
City Leaguc Cage Circuit
Polar’s Hornets had a close shave
Friday night in their battle wit#
the Nanooks, but came out to still
i reign over the City League basket
ball standings with a 7-1 record.
Polar’s only loss to date has been
to the runner-up Jaycees who post
a 6-2 card. ANB and Nome High
arc virtually tied for third place1
although ANB has played anci ‘
won one more game. They are
tied in the loss column, and the.
Nanooks have a make-up game to
play with the Jaycees.
The Merchants have yet to regis
ter in the win column.
Standings through Jan. 5 games.
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Polar Hornets . 7
Jaycees . G
.ANB . 4
Nanooks . 3
Merchants . 0
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GOLD DIGGERS LEAGUE
High team game: North Star 774.
Polar 746, Flyers 736.
I High team series: North Star
2156. Polar 2149, Quartet 2124.
High individual game, men: B.
Emmons 202, C. Glavinovich 189.
V/omen, P. Eberle 192, M. Cha
loupha 166.
High individual series, men: B.
Emmons 592, C. Glavinovic. 543,
D. Deems 531. Women. P. Eberle
519, M. Chaloupha 419, S. Deems
408.
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Locke hit for 14 and Steff Ander
sen 11.
JAYCEES 75 FG
Kost . 3
Bell, H. 3
Caldwell . 0
Hahn . 9
Engstrom . 3
Beaty . 5
Bell, G. 5
Harwood . 1
Totals .32
ANB 47 FG
Trigg, L. 4
.Johnsen . 0
Titus . 1
Castel . 5
Fagerstrom . 2
Okleasik . 3
Mogg . 3
Bahnke . 1
Totals .19
FT PF TP
3 3 9
0
4
1
0
1
2
0
11
0
3
3
1
2
2
16
0
0
3
4
0
0
0
9
0
1
2
5
1
4
0
13
12
4
19
f
11
12
2
75
FT PF TP
2 0 10
0
2
13
8
6
6
2
47
In the prelim the Jaycees built
up a 35-24 edge at halftime and
increased their margin throughout
the contest to win by a convincing
75-47 score.
Pete Hahn with 19, Harold Bell
12, George Bell 12, and Gary Beaty
with 11 were the scorers in double
figures for the winners. A. Castel
and Lincoln Trigg collected 13 and
10 in the loser cause.
POLAR 54 FG
Wilson . 8
I.arsen . 4
Bell. J. 2
Willoya . 9
Scott . 1
Walters . 0
Totals .24
FT
2
0
0
2
0
2
6
PF
3
2
5
3
3
1
17
TP
18
8
4
20
2
2
54
NANOOKS 52
Locke .
Cannon .
Andersen, Sleff
Atuk .
Andersen, Stan
Hoogendorn
Totals .
FG FT PF TP
.7 0 4 14
.2 0 3 4
.5 1 3 11
.10 0 2
6 3 3 15
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.24 4 14 52
Next Tuesday Nome High will
tangle with the Merchants, ANB
vs. Polar Hornets, and the Jay
cees will have a bye.
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High team series: Nome Tele
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Hieh individual game: Barbara
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High individual series: Barbara
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LAST WEEK WAS 25.9 PCT.
JUNEAU 0P> — The state’s in
sured unemployment rate for the
week ending Dec. 29 slipped to
11.8 per cent, down from the 13.1
rate for the previous week, the
Labor Department said Friday.
Labor Commissioner Gil John
son said continuing unemployr
ment covered by state law totaled1
3,846, while new unemployment
amounted to 520.
The insured unemployment rate
by area included Anchorage, 11.9
per cent; Fairbanks, 10.2; Juneau,
10.6; Ketchikan, 13.7; Nome, 25.9;
Petersburg, 20.7; and Sitka, 7.4.
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