The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-02
CUTTER CREW
 TAKES FIERY 3-P0INT WIN
Krause Wins Slow Game from Hennings, Also
 by Three Iallies
SCORES Krause, 24; Jennings, 21 Haida, 36; Eiks, B

da basketball uniforms turkey dinner Sunday with all the trim mings-they turned the cards last night on what looked like an Elks walk-away, jerked the game out of the fire, and came down the home stretch to victory in a way that basketball fans really love.
 Hot Start
 The ElkS got off to a flying start with Dick May cenLering the hoop Tor eight points in the first quarter before the Haida had gotten past the three mark. However, at the end of the first quarter, the Haida had closed the gap down to 13-10, and by the end of the half, had moved up within one point, the score at the half ending IT to 16 in favor of the Elks.
 Haida Moves Up
 Going into the second half, May dropped a free bucket for the Elks, but Haidas fast moving 190-pound Nagy tied up with one of his fre- quent blackboard tipbacks. May fol- lowed with two more field goals, Devault added one, and it began to look dark again for the Haida until Nagy tipped another two points. in, followed by field losses from Waldron and Love
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 When the third quarter ended, Hopkins had just dropped one to give the Haida its first lead % to 27.
 Opening the fourth round, ElkS guard Druliner moved in for two points on a one-two play the Elks worked with considerable effective ness, but Haida's tall colored boy, Love, rolled in two field goals in succession.
 Elks Rally
 Haglund, playing good ball hawking game for the Elks, got a free chucker through the hoop to bring the Elks tally within two points of the Haida's g.
 Hopkins few minutes later popped free throw in, got two more free shots, made one of them, and then bounced a bucket in from the field
 May plunked free throw then as the game got rough in the final minutes. with Haida's Waldron and Smith taking the bench on fouls, and Druliner again bored in with field goal, but the rally fell short as the horn ended the game with the Haida three points to the better.
 The lodgemen lost Devault in the third period on fouls and couldn't find their range with the hoop when the pressure rose It was a genuine Haida triumph that was won by hard driving ball from the begin hing to the end.
 Dick May, playing for the Elks in a forward berth, was high man with l6 points Love was second high with A.
 HAIDA ELKS F-Love 14. (16) May F-Ropkins (8).,,-......-..(0) Davlin C-Nagy (8).-.....-.-............(8 (8) Devault G-Smith D..............(6 Druliner G-Waldron (5J..,.-...-......(3) Hagerup S-Oflerdahl (0) ..... CO Carmody S-Wood (O O.........( (0 Home S. (0) Hill
 A summary of the Haida -Elks game shows the Coast Guardsmen getting four free points of IA chanc- es and the Elksmen getting five of fifteen. The Haida made 16 field goals to the Elks IA, and each team was slapped for IA personal fouls. The Haida was given one technical when a player in substitution failed to report.
 Krause- Henning
 In comparison, the Krause win over the Henning squad, was some thing else again. This curtain raiser was ding dong scrap all the way through, but scrap" is a good word, and it was free losses that won for Krause, Gordy Bristol taking five for five and the team as whole got ten free throws and made eight of them while the Henning five sunk but three of twelve.
 Krause led, five to three at the end of the first quarter, but with Henning men potting from every angle in the only real display of accuracy during the game. moved