bringing up father
By GEORGE McMANUS
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BV GOLLY- THIS IS A FUNNY
BUSINESS -TOCAV IS THE
FIRST DAV I'VE BEEN TO
THE STUDIO FOR FOUR
DAVS-ANID THE CASHIER
JUST GAVE ME A CHECK
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4*'", DAY'S'OVERTIME
OUTSIDE OF BEIM'
A LITTLE DAFFY
WHAT'S THE
MATTER WITH
THAT PUBLIC
PEST NUM8EC
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JUST A‘YES-SIR”
MAN GOING ON
HIS VACATION
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DEMOLAYSBEAT
FIREMEN 55-32
IN RAPID GAME
RESULTS LAST NIGHT
DeMolay 55; J. F. D„ 32.
Krause, 44; Eagles, 33.
“Youth must be served.”
The Juneau Firemen realized the
truth of the old adage when they
* dragged themselves to the showers
at the high school gym last night af
1 ter taking a 55-32 lacing from the
DeMolay. And to think, that at the
end of the first half the score wa.
only 24-22 against them!
Krause’s Concreters climbed back
on the win wagon by clowning
through the Douglas Eagles to the
tune of 44-33. The score appears
closer than the game was, as the gi
. ants were more than three times
ahead of the Islanders until the fin
al frame.
Firemen Impressive
Although they didn’t have the
physical condition to stem fhe last
half purple tide, the veteran smoke
eaters gave the DeMolay boys a few
les-ons in basketball in the first half,
and in the second quarter led at one
time by six points. Doc Hollmann
piloted the basket brigade with nine
points in the first half, while the
other oldtimers, Art Burke. Dewey
Baker, and Jim Orme rained in
goals along with the druggist to give
the fans a real thrill.
