The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-23
SKI TOURNEY
 HERE IS BIG
 SPORT EVENT
Juneau, Anchorage Press Each Other for Honors
 Winners Given
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Continued rom Page One) tor, Lief Torkleson by nearly minutes Coming in third was Jul neau High School skier Edgar Lok en, who came from Norway fiv months ago. Bystrom commentet highly on the new cross countr. trail. and is of the opinion tha it will do a lot to develop bette skiers in Juneau.
 Junior Events
 The fine Anchorage High Schoo Ski team which came to Juneai made a clean sweep with majol victories going to Gary King witt 9 first in slalom and to Dave Rob- inson who took the downhill
 Dick Keithahn was the outstand- standing Class B Junior Boys skiers with first in downhill and second in slalom John Jensen of Douglas won the boys slalom Other boys placing high were George Messerschmidt, Robert Rhodes and Fred Wyller.
 Ski Patrol Functions
 A revived Ski Safety Patrol func- toned smoothly over the weekend under the leadership of Glen Mil lice and brought two skiers with minor injuries to the road by to- began. A special effort to re- establish the strong Ski Patrol which was organized before the war is being made by the Juneau Ski Club.
 Tournament A Success
 President Jim Church of the Ju- neau Ski Club states that the Tournament was probably the finest ever held in Juneau. The success. he states, can be attributed to the fine skiing and sportsman ship of the many skiers who en- tered the races, and to the work of the many individuals who conducted the tournament. As a finale, a most successful dinner for the skiers was held last night at the Salmon Creek Country Club.
 MEMS CLASS A
 The results of the various events are as follows, position, name ano time:
 Slalom-l Dean Williams CJ) 95.6 ?. Capt, William Neidner (A) l09.7 3. Cpl. Wm. Kashuba CA) 111.4. Downhill-1. Capt. Wm. Neidne eA) 2-30.6; 2. Al Bystrom co 2-3s.4 4 3. Alex Heddan tW) 2-4I.O.
 Combined-l. Capt. William Neid her (A) 255.4; ?. Dean Williams u, 258.9; 3. Al Bystrom co 2629.
 MEMS CLASS E
 Slalom-l, Charles Smith (A) e5.4 ?. Carl Evenson (A) STA; 3. Richard Johnson CA) 98.6.
 DoWnhill-l. Charles Smith (A] 164.4: 9 Richard Johnson tA) 1646 3. Jack Thompson CD 179.4. Combined-1. Charles Smith (A) 279.8; 2. Richard Johnson (A) 283.5 3. Carl Eyenson (A) 299.4.
 WOMEN'S CLASS A
 Slalom-l Bonnie Randall (JD 1l7.6, ?. Sheila MacSpadden (J) 1902; 3. Mary Thibodeau CD 123.8. DoWnhill-1. Sheila MacSpaddei (O- 1884; 2. Bonnie Randall (J, l94.6; 3. Mary Tthibodeau (J) 195.1 Combined - Sheila MacSpaddel tJ 311.7; 2. Bonnie Randall (J 315.3; 3. Mary Thibodeau (J 32l..
 WOMEN'S CLASS E
 Slalom-l. Pat Oakes 94.2; 2. Jal Hodgman 1068; 3. Mrs. Sidne Thompson 1330.
 Downhill-l. Jan Hodgman 1926 2 Pat Oakes l272; 3. Mrs. Sidne Thompson 129.8.
 Combined-l. Pat Oakes 180.O9; Z Jan Hodgmau 1866; 3. Mrs. Sidne Thompson l97. 5.
 So4NAOH DOI 0LhSS "A Slalom-1. Gary King 858; Z Harland Oherg 96.8; B. Dave Robin son 1000.
 Downhill-l Dave Robinson l56 4 ?. Harland Oberg l672 3. Dick Wing erson 1884.
 Combined-l Dave Robinson 292.O 0 ?. Gary King 2932; B. Harland Oher, BOOT.
 JUNIOR BOYS CLASS B
 Slalom-1. John Jensen l27O: Z Dick Keithahn 1900; 3. George Mes serschmidt 1343.
 Downhill-l. Dick Keithahn Al 8 ?. Robert Rhodes l470; 3. Fred Wyl Ter 161.0.
 CROSS COUNTRY
 l. Al Bystrom co.
 2. Lief Torkleson (P).
 3. Edgar Loken (J).