Opening TipOif
Juneau took the opening tipoff
* but no score was made until after
two minutes of scurrying play, when
- Cashen drew first blood for Douglas
with a long field goal. The play then
* settled down and Hall soon evened
the count for Juneau with a tricky
field shot. Mills converted two foul
attempts to go into the lead once
more, but Hall and Webster sank
field tries to put J. H. S. into the
lead for the first time. Cashen was
successful in a foul attempt, to bring
the score 6 to 5 for Juneau at the
end of the opening period.
Cashen’s second foul conversion
was the opening score of the second
* quarter, but a converted foul for
Sturrock and a field goal for Hall
• put J. H. S. once again in the lead.
9-6. Bardi then sank one from the
9 field and Cashen made his third
successive foul conversion to bring
the score to Juneau 11 and Douglas
7. During the next three minutes,
three fouls were called but there was
no further scoring until the closing
minute of the first half when Hall
tallied from the field for Juneau
* and Wahto did likewise for Douglas.
The half ended Juneau 13. Douglas 9.
Second Half
Sturrock converted a foul and
1 * Scott counted a field try for Ju
neau to open the second half before
Kilburn, who replaced Mills for
Douglas just before the first hau
closed, countered with a field goal.
