Seward daily gateway., 1930-01-14
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CAPTAIN RORTZ. FIERY LEADER AND LAKSHAS. .LANKY GEN.
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 Ion a Seward gym floor by smashing thru the stiff defense put up by the Seward Bremen for 17 to g vic- tory last night at the S. A C. hall The hard fought game brought out contest for points between Lakshas and Andresen. the tower ing Moose center snaring five field goals and a foul for 11 nlalks, close- Ily followed by the diminutive but aggressive fire fighter who gather led three baskets and successfully converted two out of three free throws creating a total off eight tall lies for his eventfRl evening
 MUSICAL SELECTIONS
 The game was featured by band and orchestra selections furnished thru the courtesy Mi Tf. A Macpher- son whose electric simplifying Set was installed in the hall during the day and played thruont the evening by Charles Curtis. This special form Of entertainment made a hit with the spectators who responded to the poppy tunes, and marks the initiation Of the Fire Department whose entrance into sports this sea son has proved 9 popular move.
 "A CLEVER MACHINE
 The initial appearance of the vis- iting team clad in attractive white and red suits was met with a burst of cheering, but more impressive was their marked teamwork and the precision like passing and ball handling that characterized the victorious game they played There is no question about it--the team looks like business on the floor. They have weight, height and speed and a crafty center.
 HAVE HEART AND ABILITY
 Once more the F'iremen demon strated that they are terribly weak in the first half on offense, and on defense too, but have the heart and ability to outnlay their oDDonerts the rest of the way. If Lakshas hadn't dropped in his fifth twa- pointer just before the final blast Of the tinekeeper's whistle, the fArnoea would have been shut off without a field basket during the second half of the affray.
 FIRST HALF
 Close checking marked the open ing quarter which ended with the low score of two to one in favor of the Moose. Capt. Bortz of the vis- itors getting the first field basket Iof the game. Stewards point was made by Vaa who was fouled by Bortz- Another converted foul, by Andresen on Bortz's second misde- meanor, was the net results of the Firemen's forts tO score in the sec ond quarter, while the Moose, on four fine field shots by the ram paging Lakshas and another basket by Bortz brought the score to 12 to 2 for the Moose at the half
 LAST HALF
 Shortly after the beginning Of the third qurater the Bremen lost the further services of 6hellhorn, ruled out on four personal fouls. This brought Vaa, who had been replaced bv Peyton late M the rec- Iond, back into the game. Vaa-s ex- pert guarding broke up many dan gerous Moose plays. Clarke Andre sen, who seems to have regained his basket eye of old, sunk three pretty baskets i'd the second half, though he had tough time of it thru Brown to do SO. The Fire men scored seven points ir1 the last half to the Moose's five. SUMMARY OF GAME l Anchorage Moose, Baskets: Lak- shas 5, Bortz 2. Fouls converted. Brown 2, Lakshas 1. Personal fouls. Lakshas 3, Bortz 2, Brown l, Mo- Kinnon 1, Mover l
 Seward Firemen, Baskets Andre sen 3. Fouls converted: Andresen !, Vaa l. Personal fouls: Shellhorn 4, Andersen 2, Peyton 2, Kunz { Time out Seward one. Umpires,