The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-04
Defeat Team; Fireme en Win
Lodqe Quintet Racks Up Upset Victory : Bears
 Bow to Experience

 smooth teailwork with flashing, zig-zag passing attack that caught lthe Henning quintet flatfooted, the Juneau Elks upset the favored Orange Blue hoopsters 34-26 in Juneau High School gymnasium last might.
 In the other game of the even- ling the Crimson Bears limped away with red faces and a 44-35 she'll acking by the Juneau Bremen.
 With Christmas preparations at the high school demanding the gymnasium, the Channel League won't play any more games in Juneau until after New Years League Manager Jack Fowler an- nounced. The remaining conflicts on the l941 schedule will be trans ferred to the Douglas High gym nasipm.
 No SharpshoOting
 Evasive twine troubled both the Elks and Jennings during the first half, with the quarter score showing the Hennings ahead 9-5. Sloppy checking on both sides al- lowed plenty of attempts but the sharpshooters weren't so sharp. At the half the Hennings were still ahead, 13-12, and Fred Linden meyer called his B.P.OE. squad into skull practice at the gym black board during the intermission. The high school coach outlined two set passing plays, then told the boys to get in there and keep the ball moving
 Breaking fast down the floor and handling the casaba like it was ball of fire, the Elks fed Linden meyer and managed to boost the score to 23-2l in their favor at the end of the third quarter Then the rangy coach found himself warming the bench because of roughness which charged him with four personal fouls. But denied their sparkpulg, the Elks still were mot to be denied.
 Streamlined Play
 Chuck Notar and Walter worked back and forth, surging down the maple in streamlined coordina- tion every time they put their hands on the leather Gradually the score crept ahead until with two minutes to go, the Elks were on the heavy end of the 29-26 tally.
 Then Waller durnped counter from the field, Near followed it up with another and ended the game with foul shot. Lindenmeyer's 10 points led the Elk scoring with Notar basket behind him with 8. Sparked by 1.-the Jim Johnson, the Crimson Bears seemingly were off to the races as they opened against the Bremen in the first quarter of their clash. They ranged ahead to 13-10 lead at the quarter mark but the Bremen closed the gap and jumped ahead 21-19 by intermission time. Then Kinky Bayers and Elmer Lindstrom turned on the heat to boost the tally to 36-l9 at the quarter and managed to slave off a high school rally in the last period.
 Fire Sparkplugs
 Jack McDaniels was the Fire Departments strong man in the first half, collecting three sinkers from the floor and another trio of points from the foul mark. Then he added two more field goals in the second half to take tigh point honors, although Lindstrom and Bayers carried the main weight in the closing minutes, veteran Kinky depositing 10 points and Lindstrom 6. Johnson angled five baskets in the first half but was checked sorely for the rest of the game and added only 4 more points. Jack NeWmarker went to town whenever he could get his hands on the ball and sank four baskets but the Bremen checked hard and kept the ball away from the youngsters. Individual scoring last night fol-