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DOUGLAS FLOOR
City League Begins Play in
“Nat” with Krause
They’re off!
Or, at least, they will be tomor
row.
Who are “they”? Why, the seven
member teams of the City Basket
ball League, which officially opens
its 1934-35 season tomorrow night
in Dcuglas, then steps across Gas
tinc-au Channel to give Juneau its
"official” opener in the high school
gymnasium Friday night.
The Douglas curtain-raiser to
morrow night will be staged in that
city's Natatorium between the
Douglas Firemen and Krause's
Concreters, a new Juneau entry.
This game is slated to start at 8
o’clock.
Juneau's hoop season will open
with a flourish Friday night at
7:30 o’clock with a doublehader.
The Moose and High School fives
are billed for the first tilt, and
the Firemen and the DeMolay
teams will battle in the second
clash, due about 8:30 o’clock.
