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Monday.
February
17,
1947
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THREE
VISITING
HOOP
TEAMS
Swooping:
down
on
the
luckless
Port
Simpson
rJSr
senior
men's
team
on
Saturday
night,
the
local
ZZTsenior
league-leading
Savoy
squad
took
a
58
to
50
ssL.win
from
the
visitors
in
the
final
game
of
a
special
'
"
basketball
card.
Getting
an
early
jump
Savoy
ended
'
.
up.
away
out
in
front
at
the
end
of
the
first
quarter
;
by
an
18
to
6
score.
From
the
opening
of
the
second
frame
the
7'
game-
became
more
even
with
the
Simpson:
squad
trying
desperate
to
overcome
their
shortage.
The
first
halt
ended
30-15
with
Savoy
still
out
in
front
In
the
third
frame
the
A-sTvlsitori
made
another
valiant
T''
ajtlemPl
to
catch
the
pace-set-.
slirlg
Savoys
and
did
creep
closer
'
ffith
the
third,
period
closing
42-rZ2
for
the
locals.
With
the
gait
getting
even
more
accelerated
in
tlie
last
suarter.
Port
Simpson
outscored
Savoy
but
was
still
eight
points
short
when
the
final
staiua
effort
put
on
by
tlu
whistle
sounded.
High
scorers
for
the
game
were
Ed
Sampson
.
o
the
visitors
with
25
aiul
Tel
..Arney
of
Savoy
with
16.
The
fans
must
have
had
quite
a
hard
time
remembering
who
Tort
Simpson
was
playing
as
Savoy
had
to
change
their
uniforms
three
times
throughout
the
match.
Both
squads
starting
the
game
in
dark
uniforms
the
:
coach
of
the
visitors
requested
.
;Sthat
Savoy;
change
the
tops
of
"theirs
to
make
it
easier
to
dis-
-
-tinguish
the
teams.
So
Savoy
''-ihanged
into
the
city
rivals'
uniformsBo
-
Me
-
Hi
Rainmakers
green
and
gold.
Then
at
the
"'
half
they
again
changed,
this
time
to
the
now
defunk
99
Taxi's
old
uniforms.
Port
Simpson
L.
Ryan
1.
H.
Sampson
12,
E,
Sampson
25,
C.
Cooper
4,
White,
Price,
y.
Coop-
--tr
5.
G,
Westey
3.
Total
50.
"X
SavayT."
Arney
16,
M.
Holkes--iad
4,
Davis
10,
D.
Arney
1,
R.
jfolkestad
8,-
Haugan
3,
Murray
11,
Vuckovich
5.
Total
53.
HIGH
SCHOOL
BU.VTS
NEW
METLAKATLA
Getting
off
to
a
fast
start,
support
given
Lavigne
by
his
'team.
Moving
into
a
10-7
lead
In
the
first
quarter
Uie
students
sewed
the
game
up
with
their
20
points
scoring
spree
in
the
second
frame
while
the
Firemen
managed
to
net
only
10.
This
brought
the
half-time
score
to
30-17
for
the
locals.
In
the
opening
frame
of
the
second
half,
with
a
thirteen-point
handicap.
New
Metlakatla
began
to
drive.
In
this
frame
the
Alaskans
crept
up
a
point
with
the
quarter
ending
38-24.
The
last
visitors
was
a
great
try
but
the
gap
was
just
a
little
too
big
for
them,
to
overcome.
Right
up
to
the
final
whistle,
however,
they
fought
hard.
Bo-Me-Hi
Thompson
6,
Li-vigne
20,
Hartwig
4,
Forman
2,
Ciccone
4,
Flaten
4,
Skog,
Davidson,
Intermela.
Total
40.
New
Metlakatla
Milan
2,
Burton,
Booth
16,
Buxton
6,
Bolton
5,
White
4,
Reese
1.
Total
34.
Savoy's,
38;
Port
Simpson,
50.
lio-Me-IIi.
10;
New
.'Metlakatla,
31.
Marey's.
11:
Port
Simpson,
28.
Canadian
Legion,
12;
Grot
I
o,
27.
INTERMEDIATE
TEAMS
SHOW
Although
taking
the
game
by
a
41-28
score
Macey's
were
forced
to
do
it
the
hard
way
over
another
Port
Simpson
Intermediate
team.
Port
Simpson
got.
the
jump
on
the
locals
in
the
first
frame
'
leading
12-8
at
the
breather.
But
Macey's
came
roaring
back
in
the
second
quarter
to
take
the
lead
which
they
held
throughout
the
remainder
the
Bo-Me-Hl
Rainmakers
took
tne
same.
Edging
the
visitors
a.
40
to
34
victory
from
the
barn-
out
Macey's
led
16-13
at
the
storming
New
MeUakatla
Fire-!nalf-
F0
Uiere
on
they
just
men.
With
Lavigne
of
the
students
paving
the
way
with
20
-points
the
students
led
throughout.
Trying
desperately
to
make
a
win
of
this
match
Booth
of
the
Firemen
racked
up
16
points
for
his
team
but
he
lacked
the
XOTIOK
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Saturday.
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Monday.
March
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Completed
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These
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Tne
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-quarter
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With
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13-point
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Port
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Macey's
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Total
28.
'
As
a
result
of
the
42-2.7.
pasting
they
took
from
Legion'
in
Saturday
night's
.
junior
game.
Grotto
joined
Watts
and
Nicker
son
for
a
two-way
tie
for
the
dfllar
position.
Legion
moves
into
undisputed
possession
of
second
place.
Starting
off
slowly
the
game
stopped
at
the
first
quarter,
with
Legion
out
in
front
4-0.
Then
in
the
second
stanza
both
squads
got
rolling
with
Legion,
still
retaining
the
lead
with
the
half
ending
13-8.
Completely
falling
apart
under
the
onslaught
Grotto
was
left
behind
by
Uie
time
the
third
quarter
came
to
a.
close.
With
a
34-12
lead
going
into,
Uie
last
frame,
Leaion
coasted
on
to
their
win
although
Grotto,
tried
hard
to
get
back
into.
Uie
ball
game
by
outscorlng
their
rivals
15-8
in
this
frame.
Grotto
is.
having
a
hard
time
trying
to,
climb
out
of
their
current
slump
but,
af-ter
taking
such
a
pounding
they
wilt
be
oat
for
a
'win
in
their
next
encounter.
High
scorer
for
the
game
was
Tommy
Boulter
of
Legion
with
19
points.
Grotto
Hebb
8,
Currie
10,
Youngman
4,
Owens
1,
Graham
3.
R.
Anderson
1,
B.
Anderson,
Johnson.
Total
27.
Legion
Olson
2,
Lien
1,
Boulter
19,
Wong
4,
Hill
4,
Carlson
10.
Forman
2,
Eidsvick.
Total
42.
Officials
handling
the
games
were:
referees,
GurvicH,
Calder-one,
Ross,
and
Comadlna;.
umpires:
Ciccone,
Murray
and
Forward;
timers:
A.
Hartwig,
Gur-vich,
Ciccone;
scorekeeper:
D.
Shier.
PRIMITIVE.
SPORT
Wrestling
is
the
most
and
primitive
of
all
sports.
ALASKANS
EKE
SLENDER
WIN
AT
METLAKATLA
MetlakaUa,
Alaska,
and.
Met-lakaUa,
British
Columbia,
battled
neck-and-neck
through
a
basketball
session
at
old
MetlakaUa
Friday
night,
arriving
at
the
final
whittle
in
what
was
almost,
a
photo-finish
as
the
Alaskan
visitors
put
on
the
final.
sjrtur.se
that
netted
thecn
the'
advantage
of
a
53-51
point
score.
The
fcarnstomilng
Alaskans
managed
to
eke
out
one-point
ieadi
at
the
close
of
Uie
first
and
third
quarters
tout,
defplte
the
furious
pace
they
maintained
throughout
the
game,
they
could
not
shake
freo
of
the
Old-towners.
-
Score
at
the
first
quarter
whistle
was
1.6-15
for
the
visitors
but
the
half
time
score
was
a
2.6-26.
tie
as,
the
Alaskans
caught
up
on
a.
one-point
lead
which
the
old-towncrs
had
built
up
.during
the
early
minutes
of
the
second
quarter.
The
visitors
manager
to.
regain
the
lead
in
the
third
quarter
which
ended
with
the
score
43-42,
Major
weakness
of
the.
British
Coluinraia
McUakayaivs
was
their
inability
to
sink
free,
shots,
a
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A.
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scoring
narade
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Uie'
home
team,
garnering
23
points.
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and
his
Alaskan
assistant
wore
tljenvelves
to
sweating
shadow
in
the
ir
effort?
to
hol4
the
game
within
the
rule
book.
During
the
final
quarter
two
Alaskan
players,
bumprd
each
other
so,
heavily
Uiat
one
was
stunned,
for
a
moment,
aVthouglj
not
seriously,
hurt.
'girls
play
opening
gamp
As
a
curtalnraiser,
two
Metlakatla
girls'
teams,
the
Cubs
and
Hep
Cats,
jojned
In
a
game
that
resulted
in
the
Cubs
pulling
well
in
front
to
win
by
a
22-11
score.
The
Hep
Cats
were
unable
to
take
advantage
of
their
scoring
opportunities
and
fell
into
the
rear
at
the
end
of
the
first
quarter,
when
the
core
was
4-2
for
the
Cubs.
Half-time
score
was
8-4
for
the
Cubs.
G-
Ilaldaiic
was.
scorrkropo;-and
Ed
Llghton
and
J.
S.
Ryan
were
timekeepers.
The
scotlng:
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Booth
13,
N,
Milne
9.
E
Burton.
D.
Bolton
14,
W.
Buxton,
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J
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12.
Total
53,
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Cleaned
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Honors
In
War
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Howling
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Oulls
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Mosquitoes,
Spitfires
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P:
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OT
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A.
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T.
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9.
U.
Nolson
3,
F.
Robinson,
S.
Nelson
4.
Total
51.
Girls'
Game
Cubs
R.
Nelson
14,
V.
Leigh-ton
4,
R.
Lciahton
2,
M.
Nelson,
N.
Lrighton
2.
Total
-22.
Hep
Cats-
M.
Leighton,
J.
Ryan
2,
G.
Ryan
6,
Shirley
Ryan,
Sylvia.
Ryan
3.
Total-
11
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