Seward daily gateway., 1932-12-30
PONIES KICK UP
 HEELS AND TRAMP[E
 ON 'EAGLES' AGAIN
SECOND GAME WON BY SEW ARD; FIVE MINUTES OVER
 TIME PLAY
Seward 25, Anchorage 20.


 Thus ended the second of the Inter-City series.
 Speed, skill and endurance born of the fighting heart, which sends man into oblivion unconscious of his defeat, characterized the second and even more sensational of the inter-city basketball match being played between Anchorage and Seward High School male teams, played last night to as and many more as could find seats and many standing at the l Athletic Hall.
 A DEUCE OF THRILLS It was such game as the most ardent follower of sport could wish for in it's multiple thrills, rapidly switching urcer- tainties and clean, scientific play.
 Until the basket which gave Seward it's second victory over the visitors it was anybody's | game.
 AS if there was not surfeit of thrills and citations, with partisan ship liberally divided between the contestants, while the pendulum of fortune swung from side to side in an l1-11 tic, hardly had Porter, captain of the Anchorage squad, converted two free throws into scores than Edwin Sandbeck, captain of the Seward team, snar- ed the ball and tossed for a field goal, Wiping out Porter's gain, placing the score again at tie, 1913. Before the cheering began to fade Porter almost duplicated the play, Anchorage again taking the lead 15-13.
 Opening the last quarter with a WhirlWind assault, Porter again tossed a field basket, setting Sew ard back 17-15, only to lose the advantage thus created by Lang taking a hot one out of a corner and dumping it into the bucket raising Stewards hopes to 15. Be- fore the crowd could recover from the 'hibbyjibbys" and fore / go threats of throwing the furni- ture around, Lang eeled out o1 what looked like a battle roya. and again tied the score 17-17 ending the game
 Nothing short of a Democratic convention or a Texas stampede could compare with the conduct ; of what were dignified fathers ot large families.
 When the extra five minute period opened up, Anchorage wa visibly showing the effects of tht gruelling pace set by the loca Iquintet.
 LADY LUCK SMILES But not wee Hughes, the human interrogation point. Hughes say one coming thru the air ant headed for Porter. He took off lik, s Jimmy Doolittle, speared the tos in midair, banked heavily abov' s the basket and brought himsel out of tailspin to see the pil mark up for his team. Score, Sew. e ard 19, Anchorage IT.. Again arch enemies who hat f not spoken for three years began
 to shake hands and slap eacl other on the back.
 A long toss started from An :. chorage territory, was intercepted :, and overtaken by Sandbeck wh' had opened up like a pair O
 shears. Taking the ball at scratcl
 with one-hand catch, he haltet
 astride the line and shot true. 4
 few seconds later Lang's might ~ right arm shot above the heads o , a hot scrimmage and again tn . ball brought home the bacor ;, Lang repeated with a field goa v sewing up the game for Seward
 Porter made a free toss, addin
 one more point, the game endin
 25-20.
 There was nothing ragged o amateurish in the article of bal
 served Some of the combination !, and disruptions challenged cred
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