THE THIRD PRELIMINARY
The S. A. C., women won a sweep
ing victory in the third preliminary
of the local series, from the plucky
young Jesse Lee girls. It proved an
interesting game for the spectators,
Who Leered each play made by
hot" cams, and the joy of every
Jesse Lee fan was very much in evi
dence after each point made by the
belong the spoil,” the J. L are good
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far from weakening. The speed of
the first three quarters of the game
had been amazing. Time out had
not been called by either team, and
not a single substitute had been
made. Personal fouls were few and
far between; Seward players had
committed four, and Anchorage
none.
Two worn but fighting centers
faced each other with the opening
of the last quarter. Sandbeck out
stretched Rivers and tipped to
Larsson. Horning intercepted, but
the agile Larsson recovered nr^
arched the ball thru the net for the
basket that started the downfall o'
the scrappy Inlet City team. An
chorage called time out, but resum
ed played almost immediately. Reno
was given two free throws on a per
sonal by Georgia Willis, but mi'sed
on both trys. Stoddard fouled.Lars
son. Larsson successfully convert
ed, increasing the Blue and White’s
final lead. Geyer counted from
under the basket. Horton fouled
Rivers and was retired on foul lim
it, Coach Kaemmer sending Shell
horn, strongest substitute, in to fin
ish. Rivers failed to convert either
of the two gratis throws. Sandbeck
to Larsson registered another bas
ket for Seward as the closing min
ute neared with the scoreboard
showing 25 to 17 for Seward. Reno
was applauded for lofting a pretty
basket on an angle shot, but on the
next play fouled Sandbeck who
converted for the final marker of
the exciting game that sent the
j fans home happy, and convinced
that girl’s rules are here to stay.
| Elbert Kunz, coach of the S. A. C.
Women’s team, shouldered the bur
den of refereeing all three games,
and his good consist-ant work was
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j Summary—Anchorage, Baskets. ;
Johansen 5; Reno 4. Fouls convert- j
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161 Seward Baskets: Larsson 7; Gey-j
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i Larsson 1; Sandbeck 1. Persona
i Horton 3; C. Willis 2; G. Willis 1
, j Technicals: Horton 1; C. Willis 1,
' G. Willis 1; Larsson 1.
auf wiedersehen
With lusty cheers ringing out
over the stillness of early morn,
1 the Seward High School basket
* ball team, accompanied by an ex
* tra large number of studant root
) ers, left today for Anchorage there
) to uphold the dignity and honor
i of their colors against the fast
[ Inlet quintet. Also on the same
| train departed the vanquished
^Anchorage girls high school
^ sextet which gracefully bov/edits
) I head in defeat, three times in a
) j row, to the local girls. Though
l they bit the dust they gave the
(I locals the toughest games in their
^ | young and blossoming career.
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