The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-03-04

II
 who have been steadily engaged in
 making up Red Cross supplies dur ing the past fall and winter, to be shipped to the hospitals on the battle lines, are anxious and urgent ly request that all the women of Nome actively cooperate with them, in preparing the stock of materials, which the local chapter of the Red 1 Cross has on hand, into finished articles, for the use of our soldiers who are now employed in furthering our country's cause in the great world struggle.
 Accordinly, all women who will assist in this important work are urged to attend the meeting of the Red Cross on every Monday after noon, from two to five o'clock.
 Every lady in Nome, is cordially invited to attend today's meeting
 which will be held in the apartments upstairs over the City Clerks office,
 in the City Hall Building.
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 We regret we were unable to att tend the athletic tournament last Saturday night. Business of import ance required our attention at the Union meeting.
 We conscripted one of the High School Students for the occasion, and initiated him into the mysteries of the game We placed him upon the editor- ial staff and he returned with the fol- lowing report of the game.
 ] The Nome team started the baseball game by making one run in the first inning but after that they were held ; down by the Fort boys, who have inn
 proved very much. At their first bats the Fort boys made three runs and got about -four hits off the Sourdoughs.
 The SourCioughs did not make any more runs until the fifth inning when i they made one run which ended their 1 luck because they did not make any more runs. The Fort team made a total of twelve beating the Sourdoughs by a score of twelve to two.
 In the basketball game between the l Midgets and the Pygmies the Pygmies started off like a whirlwind making five points in the first half while the | xl TlHrc in Q [ second half the Midgets ran away from 1 the Pyg1nies and made three field 1 baskets and prevented their opponents
 from making any. Louis Wittenberg i seemed to be sluffing the game for dur ! ing the second half he stood down In
 one corner of the hall and let the
 others play. Gle claims that his for ward was not on the job and that he
 was taking his place and that his red
 socks were d jinx)
 | In the game between the All Nome
 and the High School the High school
 boys proved to be too fast for thefh
 opponents and made eight points in
 the first half and the All Nome team made only three. During the second
 half the High School ran away from
 the All Nome boys and made eighteen points to their opponents twenty the game ending in a total of twenty six to twenty three in favor of the Nome
 High School Kelly and Sather were the stars on the High School team and
 on the AM Nome team Modini and sLehmann played the star end of the
 game.
 In the baseball game San Cunning
 ham and Sgt, Olson umpired and Prof. Thompson officiated in the junior bas-
 ketban game and Al Lomen and Chas
 Thompson umpired and refereed the
 whirlwind game between the High School and the All Nome team. The wrestling and boxing was post , poned because the crowd, which was
 rather large considering the inclemen-
 cy of the weather, wished to go to the ; dance at he Sons of the North and also , because the wrestlers and the boxers . did not wish to be hurt so as to hin
 der their attendance at the dance.