The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-02-21


 Juneau High School gym The first game is Sitka A.NB. vs. Peters burg, second game Juneau High School vs. Rake, and third game 1 is Metlakatla vs Mikes Night Owls. Tomorrow afternoon starting at o'clock, the three games will be Haines Town Team vs. Columbia Lumbermen, Wrangell vs. the win- ner of tonight's first game, and Mt. Edgecumbe vs the winner of the Juneau High-Kake game. Tomorrow nights game will begin at T o'clock with the losers of the first two games tonight in the first game. Second game is between the losers of games three and four. The final game for tomorrow night is played between tEe winners of games four and five.
 Tuesday afternoons games are the only games of the tournament to be played in the afternoon. All night games start promptly at : l o'clock with the exception of Friday and Saturday nights games which start at o'clock with preliminary games.
 The losers of games 16 and IT play in an unscheduled game Saturday night as a preliminary to decide third and fourth place standings. Drawing for game positions were held in the Gold Room of the Bar anof this morning at II o'clock with the four teams ot the south drawing against the six teams of the north. Teams listed as being in the southern division are .Wrangell Town Team, Rake Black Cats. Metiakat- la Vets and Peters5urg Merchants. The northern division teams are Ju- neau High Crimson Bears, Mt. Edge cumte Grads, Columbia Lumbermen, Sitka A.N.B., Mikes Night Owls, and Flames Town Team.
 A. N. Eide of the Juneau High will be official photographer for the tournament.
 ENTERTAINMENT According to an announcement at the drawings this morning by Jack Hazlett. recreation manager for the tournament players, students rates will prevail at the theatres and skat- ing rink upon the presentation of the complimentary tickets given to the players and managers. The bus company will take players 9n tour of the city or glacier upon ] two hour notice to Jack Hazlett by any group of players. Hazlett said that the costs of the tours would 1e met by tournament funds. An in vitation was extended by Hazlett to visit the Territorial Legislature now III session and the Territorial Museum.
 The managers of the teams voted to have no dance at the conclusion of the tournament.
 Harry Sperling. tournament com mittee chairman, said that checks would be mailed to the teams within three or four days after the tourna- ment to pay for the expenses Of the teams attending the tournament.
 PLAYERS AND COLORS
 Players of the teams entered are IS follows:
 Juneau High Crimson Bears, with colors white-black and red trim have Bill Sperling, Dick Hansen, Gerald Magorty, Bill Graves, Harold Sunderland, Dave Graves, Bill Mick el, Rod Pegues. Milton Schultz, Gus Adams, Dade Nickel, coach.
 Wrangell Town Team with colors green and white. Henry Mccullough. Harry Thomas. Gordon Mason. man. ager. coach and player, Sidney Mc- Cullough, Richard Rinehart, Allen Bradley, Thomas Teller, Arvis Dail- ey, Larry Taylor, Ed Churchill.
 Kake Black Cats with colors black and red, Archie Cavanaugh. George Martin. George Davis, Louis Aus tin, Willis Jackson, Jr., Preston Bean, Morris Grant, Walter Will Hams, Jr., Harold Rose, Robert Martin. Henry Davis, coach.
 Mt. Edgecumbe Grads with col ors cardinal and gold, Howard Bremner, Raymond Roberts, Gilbert Truitt, Jim Austin, Roger Williams, Dundee Atkinson, Franklin Williams, Richard stitt, Al Lawrence, coach, George Miyasato, student manager.
 Columbia Lumher, with colors green and gold, Harry Aase, Ken Kearney, Jack Pasquan, Tom Pow CTS. Bill Schmit2 Fan Scott, Jim Nielsen, Bruce Brown. John Asp, Jim Crme, coach, william A. Good man, manager.
 Metlakatla Vets. with colors blue and gold. Everett Hudson. Ray Booth. Milne Hudson, Romey Att i