The following data gives the height,
weight and records of the men:
Forwards: Bob McPhee, 6 feet 2
inches, 185 pounds; Paul Brown, 6
feet 2 inches, 195 pounds; center,
Woody Burnette, 6 feet 6 Inches,
220 pounds; guards, Clinton Bep
penstall, 6 feet 2 inches, 170
pounds; Bill Culver, 6 feet 4 inch
es, 195 pounds; utility men, Sam
my Nelson, guard, and Mervln
Hunt, guard.
McPhee, Burnette, Culver and
Heppenstall will be in uniform
here for the first time. Mcphee
is a former Roosevelt filgh School
(Seattle) star, and was a mem
ber of last year's University of
Washington freshman squad. Bur
nette hails from far-off Memphis,
Tennessee. Culver' is a former
Washington State pjayer. Heppen
stall is also from the’ Evergreen
state, where four years ago he
was voted an AU-st*t« guard from
Foster, Washington. Foster was
nosed out for the state champion
ship that year by Walla Waila.
Nelson, Hunt and Brown are
well known local hoop fans- Bunt
will act as playing coach of the
squad, Mr. Krause said.
Solid black suits were ordered
this week, the owner stated.
EVANGELIST WADE TO
CONDUCT TWO SERVICES
IN JUNEAU SUNDAY
Evangelist Mr*, g. ’Wade, vyho
has been holding services at the
Westward for several weeks, re
turned to Juneau on the Alaska
this week.
Mrs. Wade will speak Sunday'
morning and evening at the ©ethel
Pentecostal Mission on Main Street.
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A new unit is being constructed
at the Bordentawn prison farm,
Trenton, N. J., at a cost of 11.000,
000. Some 500 prisoners will be
housed.
