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THE
CHEMAWA
AM ERICAN
deIegates’ meeti" s ; 7:15'
wha? d \?ffic,,Tn a" d leafe u " ,ea,,t a great deal >0
brought imnie withYTreportTlehich8 ^ 'th in V ttd li”^ 1 had ,o face. We
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ATHLETICS
_BRIEF SUMMING U P BY MR. SM ITH, »¡scifilinaria,,
AY 29th Chemawa easily defeated the Salem Y. M C A
track team on the local field, 84 to 53. While the
meet was rather slow some good marks were made
by both teams. Some of the records are as follows-
Ford, Salem, won the 100-yard dash, time 10:1; J im,
Chemawa. won the mile run, time 4:37: Sellew Che-
mawa, won the 220-yard dash tim e 22-1-5- u c
Flint, Sakm.T^O-yard dash ’t i m e ^ - p Ad Che™awa’ Javelin, H 3:4 ’’;
2° i u ^ T d ,nr « eaSilv W° " the ° " e and fo " r% ,i.^ X 7 ra c ™ ad j“ " 'P'
school " R*.^ Serv?ce"°seniorS 7 " ‘i f
ch.amPio" shiP <>f the
made 24 of the 56 S t a g e d £ W s t X P° T h , T " " ° f,
day: he
‘“ chCTnaw^broke'evei^with^tlie OregmT’s t ^°*,n,p : ^”'*lgOrade'
i!pee„fi^ a g, aame “ *? * ’
sit up a X a t e X ” ' bat,erV tHiS Vear and Ca" make ‘” e
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The strong Meier & Frank team of Portland was defeated nn th« 1
a very popular game and is always looked forward to each vear
f e a t u r Y S ' ^ t l d r X r ' d T W s " w a T T t h ' " 7 “ m° re P°P‘llar
p ^ 1 thedstrr ‘ parade in sa i-
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sh7 i : g fit„he
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carefully been taught the flue points of the
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Johnson, 91- Co C Cant Kriti on ’
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battalion (girls)'- C o m p a m B
Reddie’ 89' Second
Sloan, 92.
'-» m p an y B, Capt. McKinney, 93; Co. A, Capt.
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Lt. P. A. Livesley, 3rd. Inf. O N C YVnndh
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Li vesl£g ^ ¡R e p re s e n te d by Col.’ C.’ Imus, W. S° C.’ JU
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