The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-01-18
PAPS WIN FRO M
 BUTCHERS; B.P.R.. BEATS CROCERS
United Meat Stages Fine Game but Loses-Sec
 ond Game Also Close

Showing the same surprising strength that almost humbled the J. F. D. quintet last week, the United Meat Company's five led the Moose last night in the cur tain-raiser at the High School gym and lost 28 to 30 on last minute rally staged by the Paps. The B. P. R. outfit battled fiercely to down George Brothers in the nightcap, 28 to 21.
 Both games were nip and tuck affairs and furnished the fans with thrills a-plenty Jimmy Orme, manager of the Grocers intimated today he would enter a protest on the second game on the ground that the umpire of the first half was not permitted to continue
 See-Saw Battle
 The Butcher-Paps wrangle de- veloped into regular sae-saw mat ter in the second half. The Butch CTS had a one-point lead in the opening quarter which they ran up to eight at the half With the score g to 8 at the quarter, they held the Moose to a single field goal in the second period and sank five on their own account.
 The Moose reversed the play in the third quarter when they ral- lied to score five fields and two on free throws, holding the Butch CTS to two fields, and making the count 22-all at the three-quarter post.
 The Paps broke the tie with field goal just as the final stanza opened. A free throw and a field goal sent the Butchers back into the lead with one point The Paps came back with a field goal to resume the lead and were nev- CT again headed.
 Both Check Closely
 In the second game, both teams , started out with almost air-tight defensive games, neither being able to break through for many chanc- ses to score in the first half. The final quarter ended with the Road runners leading 3 to 2. The score See-sawed throughout the second quarter which ended with the Roadrunners still leading by one point-11 to 10.
 The Grocers broke loose at the outset of the second half with Burke and Baker leading the SCOT ing. They carried the count to 1T to Il in five minutes of fast playing. After the B. P. R. had scored three points, the Growers again spurted to make it 21 to IA. 1 That marked the high tide of their efforts.
 The Roadrunners frightened up their defense and seeped through | the Grocers' zone defense to add l3 more points to their score, making the final count 27. U. Meat (27) Pcs. Moose (30) 1 Stedman (8)...rf Lindstrom CD | Peterson (Dlf.... Ledbetter CD | Cashen. Brown P. CID | Brown R. (D..-..r... Grummett 60 i Nelson (0..........lg..... Hunt @ l
 Substitutions-(n (none.)
 Field goals: Stedman 4, Peter son P Prnurn NaIcoy | Lindstrom 3. P. Brown 5, Grum- melt 4, Hunt l.
 Free throws made: Peterson 2, R. Brown 3, Lindstrom 1, Led better l, P. Brown l, Grummett 1.
 Officials-Referee-Raven; Um- pire, Bayers; Timer, Ficken; Scor- CT, Rodenburg.
 Roadrunners Beat Grocers
 B.P.R- (27) Pos. Groc. (2D Torgerson (5).rf Orme (3) | Smith CD Burke d0) Bayers 13)...-...-.c............ Baker (6) 1 Mover (5)......-.-~.,rg-~.. ...lBerggren Osborne (2).l lg Sturrock CD |
 Substitutions: Messer for Smith | Jackson for Orme; Orme for Jack son.
 Field goals: Torgerson 2, Smith | l, Bayers 6, Mover l.; Orme 1, Burke 5, Baker 3, Sturrock l.
 Free throws made: Torgerson 1, Bayers l, Mover 3, Osborne 2;