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About The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1913)
40 THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN inches above the floor. This saves many a pig from being crushed be tween the sow and the wall. The piggery covers an area of about five acres, and is divided into ten secttons with a sty in each. Seven of the pens are six bv eight feet front wall five feet and rear wall three feet high, with a shanty roof. The lower , hree feet of the front ¡s open and other three sheds are six by twelve feet. They are cheap structures. vet comfortable and durable. The most of them were made front odds and ends. ATHLETICS B R IE F SUMMING U P BY MR. SM ITH, Disciplinarian The baseball team has made the greatest showing of any team ever forC at t°UW Wh' S s'™ 8 '* Speak great >>raises Capt. W alker and Ins team. The splendid success of the team is due largely to the cancellation of the big relay race. W ith the race out of field"0' tHe b° yS ha' e ha<1 CVery opportunity for daily work on the . Wu na° 8? ’e ‘° ° mUCh Cred‘‘ ‘° the youug men who have put baseball in the front rank this year. Capt. Walker has been a careful leader and has instilled a great deal of real baseball into his team The nine men are all well balanced in their positions, and with McDonald or \ ictor Adams on the pitching staff, Chemawa has romped all over the diamond. Coach Sanders must be given due credit for the success he has had in developing the team. The team work is most perfect and every man is strong in his position. These young athletes have made all teams in the state sit up and take lek'filld n 6 'b “ V ba" We are Playing' WilC° X 3rd base’ Lachance C ,fi w tv1" ’«3" SK°rt St°P’ D° W,lie SeC° nd baSe’ Sanders center field, » H v ' \ ai ker firSt uase’ R ' Adan,S right field- Lane catcher, McDouald and V . Adams pitchers, is the line-up. A t ^ V r T l “ law d n "d ^ ° reS: MarCh 15’ Wi!lame tte a tS a le m ,4 to 3 ; April 12, Salem High at Chemawa, 8 to 1; April 16, Mt. Angel at Mt Angel 18 to 10; April 18, W ashington High at Portland,’3 to 1—5 inn ings; Apnl 19, Stayton at S tation, 10 to 4; April 21, Willamette at f X n rT a’l W t T n Ven ‘nnin^ : Apri‘ 22’ Willamette at Salem, 11 to , April 23 \1 att Shipp team at Chemawa, 3 to 2 - 1 1 innings; May 2 mb M NeWberg' 11 l° 1; Ma>' 3' Mt AngeI at Chemawa, 8 t 6 Mat 6, \\ illamette at Salem. 5 to 8; May 7, O. A. C. at Chema- wa, 4 to 20.
