Sports Corner”
SPORTS WHIRL
American Football League Com
missioner Joe Foss does not agree
with a statement that his circuit
would lose prestige in a champion
ship game against the National
Football League.
Pete Retzlaff, an end of the
Philadelphia Eagles, and president
of the National Football League
Players’ Association, says his cir
cuit would welcome a playoff game
against the younger league. But
Retzlaff says the AFL would be
set back several years if it lost
to the older league.
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The big showdown game in the
Western Division of the National
Football League will take place
on Sunday in Chicago when the
Bears and Green Bay Packers meet
head on. They are now tied for
the lead in their division. Each
has one loss. The one defeat suf
fered by the Packers came in their
opener when the Bears handed
them a 10 to 3 defeat..
Several members of the Green
Bay club say the opening-game loss
was good for the team because the
club did not then carry a winning
streak into action for the rest of
the season. However, they have
won eight in a row. And the early
line shows them as three and one
half point favorites over the
Bears.
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Cotton Bowl officials say they
are eyeing seven teams as visitors
to Texas on New Year’s Day. The
University of Texas — ranked at
Number One in the Associated
Press poll — appears to have the
Southwest Conferenct title about
wrapped up and would be the host
team on New Year’s Day. Navy
appears to have the inside track
I WIN — I KILLED YOU FIVE
TIMES. YOU ONLY KILLED
ME ONCE!!!
If it comes to muscle-flexing,
the British Institute for Strategic
Studies calculated yesterday that
the West had 475 intercontinental
missiles, the Communists about
100. Together they are enough to
wipe out civilization as we know
it. The lesson is not that one side
can overkill the other five times
while being killed once itself —
but that it is time to press ahead
with genuine disarmament by
both sides.
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if it can beat Duke and Army
in its last two games. The Mid
dies are ranked at Number Two.
Other teams under consideration
are Army, Pittsburgh, Auburn,
Mississippi, Georgia Tech and
Penn State.
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Coach Ben Schwartwalder of Syr
acuse University watched on tele
vision as veteran quarterback Y. A.
Tittle of the New York Giants
had another big day against the
Philadelphia Eagles last Sunday.
After watching the telecast,
Schwartzwalder said: “I’d buy him
a toupee and let him play at Syra
cuse if I though I could slip him
into the school somehow.”
CLASS IN CREATIVE WRITING
REGISTERS NEXT WEDNESDAY
Registration for the Adult Class
in Creative Writing will be next
Wednesday evening, Nov. 20, at
7:30 p.m., in Room 2 of the High
School.
Mrs. Alice Osborn will instruct
the class which will meet ten
times in two-hour sessions. The
fee for the course is $7.50. Ten or
more persons are needed, to offer
any adult education course.
Other courses will be available
as soon as ten or more persons
indicate their intentions. A course
in Office Practice, planned for j
secretaries, office managers, cler- !
ical workers or others interested,
is ready to begin. Anyone inter- 1
ested in adult classes, please call
the school office, phone 2426.
RAW COURAGE
Fifteen-year-old Christ Shu
mann of Providence, R.I., was born
without arms. But he’s now a mem
ber of a high school football team.
Chris uses his feet, as a place
kicker.
President Kennedy sent him a
letter praising his determination
and expressing confidence that his
diligence will serve him in many
ways throughout life.
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F. Roberson. Lucy Trigg and chil
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iBooks Bare Their
Teeth at Alumni
The Nome High School Nanooks
are readying themselves for an all
out effort to win over an Alumni
team 1 at has dominated the high
schoolers in recent years. The
fighting Nanooks realize the ma
ture skills of the opposition, but
are capable of springing a planned
upset.
New offensive patterns are be
ginning to synchronize with floor
work for the high school hoopsters,
and they hope to catch the Alums
off guard with a new style of at
tack. Coach Ray Tinjum feels that
:f the Nanooks work their patterns
well, his proteges will sink a high
percentage of their shots. Defense
will be stressed this week.
Early indications point to a start
ing lineup of Steff and Stan An
derson, and Kenny Okitkon in the
front line. Among the back court
starters will be Joe Curran, Andy
Milher, Johnny Bahnke, Homer
Hoogendorn and Stan Walker.
Expected to fill in the front line
will be Robbie Fagerstrom, Wen
dell Smith, Dave Charles, Frank
Cutwater and Max Seetamona.
These five are battling for first
line reserve rolls on the high
school quintet. Defensive drills will
decide the starters during this
week s practice, since all are cap
able of scoring quite well.
The “N” Club has established
admissions for this first game at
50c for adults, and 25c for all stu
dents with activity cards in junior
and senior high school. Elementary
childrens’ admission is 25c. Game
time is Saturday Nov. 16, at 8 p.m.
! "N" CLUB WILL SELL
SEASON TICKETS
I The Nome High School “N”
; Club will sell season tickets this
year for the City League games.
Tickets will be $10 for adults and
will be on sale at the game this
Saturday night. Tickets will be
good for all 20 nights of City
League play, or about 40 games
in all. Tickets are for City League
games only.
The “N” Club is composed of
varsity letter winners at Nome
High School. Funds received will
be used to assist the team to travel
to other games.
SPOSTS ODDITY
When the Boston Patriots re
cently defeated the Houston Oilers,
they snapped a record held by the
losers.
The Oilers had scored a touch
down in 50 straight games since
the American Football League was
founded in 1960. The Oilers did
manage to score a field goal
against the Patriots in a 45 to 3
rout.
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A1 Agibinik With Marines
CAMP PENDLETON, Calif.
(FHTNC) — Marine Corporal Al
bert L. Agibinik, son of Mrs. Vir
ginia Agibinik of Unalakleet.
Alaska, is serving with Headquar
ters and Service Company, Third
Battalion, Fifth Marine Regiment,
First Marine Division at Camp
Pendleton, Calif.
The regiment recently partici
pated in an amphibious landing
exercise on the beaches of South
ern California. It also conducts
cold weather training at Bridge
port, Calif., and desert exercises
at Twentynine Palms, Calif.
SPORTS LAUGH
Jimmy Brown of the Cleveland
Indians is regarded as the best
running back in the National Foot
ball League. But Steve Owen, one- |
time coach of the New York Giants, '
is inclined to lean toward Bronco 1
Nagurski as just about the great
est of all time.
Says Owen:
“Nagurski is the only back I
ever saw who ran his own inter
ference.”
It was once believed lucky to
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starting on a journey.
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Halloween trick-or-treat sack that
turned out to be worth $100. They
feel the coins were given away by
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mistake and are prepared to re
turn them to their rightful owners.
This was explained to Susan.
All right, she said. But she added
that if the owner can’t be found,
She wants to share the money with
a four-year-old boy who accom
panied her on her Halloween
rounds.
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