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About The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1921)
PAG E 2 T H E C H E M A W A A M E R IC A N The CHEMAWA AMERICAN P u b lish ed W eekly a t th e Salem In d ia n T ra in in g School Chem awa, Oregon, H A R W O O D H A L L , S u p e rin te n d en t A ddress all com m unications to R u th y n T urney, M an ag er th ird base; W ilder, left field; A tkins, center field; Lloyd, rig h t field. Score by inning: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 C hem aw a: 0 1 3 3 4 0 1 0 1 O. S. P. 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 W E W IN FR O M W IL L A M E T T E U N IV E R S IT Y E ntered a t th e Chem awa, Oregon, Postoffice as Second- C lass M ail M a tte r S U B S C R IP T IO N - - - 25C ts P E R A N N U M E X C E L S IO R S E N T E R T A IN On last F rid ay ev en in g tlie y o u n g men of th e E x celsior L iterary Society m ost d elig h tfu lly en tertain ed th e ir guests and friends at th e gym nasium . T h e big hall was m ost artistically decorated w ith p u rp le and gold crepe paper, sm all trees and evergreens. U pon en terin g the hall th e y o u n g ladies w ere p re sented w ith very ap p ro p riate little favors of violets and b u ttercu p s, the society colors. From th e east end of the room a big, round moon sm iled dow n th ro u g h the trees on the guests as they passed softly by and even peeped across to the m o o n sh in e” p u n ch being served at the o th er end. From a spacious platform in the center of the floor, w hich was p rettily decorated w ith potted plan ts, flow ers and greenery, and all was su rro u n d e d by a m in ia tu re w hite picket fence, cam e th e soft, jazzy strain s of m usic from the o rch estra. On announcem ent all found th eir way to the b al cony and th e ir places w here delig h tfu ll refresh m en ts w ere prepared and served u n d er th e able d irection of M rs. Brew er. A fter declaring th a t they had passed one of the m ost delightful evenings of th e season all skipped happily hom ew ard w ith ’rahs on th eir lips for the E xcelsiors. ’V A R S IT Y D E F E A T S O. S. P . N IN E T h e follow ing clipping from the O regonian tells of the fate of W illa m ette’s track team last F riday about as well as it could be told: T h e C hem aw a In d ian s ran aw ay from the W illam ette track men F rid ay afternoon m a dual track meet w in n in g by a score of of 78-44. T he In d ian s took ev ery th in g in w eight events and finished well up in the sp rin ts. T he relay was the feature, Jackson of W illam ette passing W arb o n n et, the last Chem aw a ru n n e r, after the latter had annexed a lead of 15 yards. C hoate, Chem aw a sp rin te r an d broad ju m p er, was high point man of th e afternoon w ith 19 points, w hile Irv in e of W illam ette cam e second w ith 11; F ox, a frosh distance m an, sp ran g a su rp rise by tak in g th e half-m ile and finishing second in the mile for W illam ette. Sum m ary: « / W <^ .s h “ £ h ? a te ’ C ” firs t; C olby- C., second; F o rd , W ., th ird , r u n e 10 3-5 seconds. .V ru n — S p earso n , C ., first; F o x , W ., second; Pablo, C., th ird . Tune, 4 m in u te s 43 2-5 seconds. 22° -yar(1 d a sh —E d w ard s, C., first; Jack so n , W ., second; H e g e l, W ., th ird . T u n e, 23 1-5 seconds. 440-yard d a s h - I d lje g r e n , C ., first; T hom as, C ., second; Jac k so n , W ., th ird . T u n e, 54 2-5 seconds. 120-yard low h u rd le s — Irv in e , W ., first. F o rd , W ., second; G anzans, W ., th ir d . T im e, 14 seconds. 220-yard low h u rd le s—F o rd , W ., first; Irv in e , W ., second; Jo h n so n , C., th ird . T im e, 27 4-5 seconds H a lf-m ile r u n - F o x , W ., first; W arb o n n et, C., second, P ablo, L ., th ird . Time, 2 m in u te s 9 3-5 seconds. Jav e lin th ro w —E d e r C., first; Jo h n so n , C., second; C hoate, C ., th ird . D istance, 139 feet 1 in ch . Pole v a u lt—A. Jo h n so n , C ., first; six m en tied for second, th re e C., a n d th re e W . H e ig h t, 10 feet 6 inches. Broad ju m p — C hoate, C., first; Irv in e , W ., second; Jo h n so n , C ., th ird . D istance, 20 feet 4 inches. D iscus th ro w — C hoate, C ., first; N u ck o lls, C., second; N ix, C., th ird . D istance, 109 feet 9 in ch es. S lio tp u t—E d e r, C ., first; N ix , C ., second; C hoate, C ., th ird . D istance, 37 feet 9 inches. H ig h ju m p —Colby, C ., first; H o llo ck , W ., second; Jo h n so n C., th ird . H e ig h t, 5 feet 6 in ch es. R elay— W , (T o w n er B arnes, F le g e l, Ja c k so n ), first. T im e, 3 m in u te s 39 2-5 seconds. On last S atu rd ay afternoon our ’varsity defeated the O regon S tate P rison team at Salem by a 13 to 1 score. S outhpaw B ettles was m aster of cerem onies, w ith o u t m uch effort, from th e beginning and held sw ay over the prison batsm en u n til the end. O nly in the second in n in g he w alked th e first h itte r who stole T h is S aturday ou r ’varsity will travel to M cM inn second. T h e n ex t m an up found the little pill for a ville w here they will tangle w ith th e M cM innville two-base hit, sending in the only ru n of th e gam e for College nine. L ast year both our track and baseball the state team. team s took them dow n the line by big scores, th e O ur team appeared at its best. E very m an playing ball team w in n in g th e m orning event by a 12 to 0 his position and h ittin g like a veteran. T h e nifty score; th e track team w in n in g the m eet in th e a fte r w ork of Sampson at short stop and N uckolls at second noon 72 to 29. T he track men w on’t have the same base was the feature of the gam e. Both scooped up pleasure this year for old “ M ac” w o n ’t gran t them a several w ould-be hits, also assistin g in one of the m e e t. p rettiest double plays ever m ade, w hile P eter Lloyd O ur track team has w aited patiently for a long tim e m ade a m ost sensational one-handed catch, re tirin g to get a good w hack at W .U . L ast F rid av t h a f long- th e side and saving two runs. T hird-basem an Buch- hoped-for tim e arrived and th e boys treated ‘ ‘ ’em niff. ’ ’ ert deserves special m ention because of his consistent W e need to say n o th in g here concerning th e meet, h ittin g . O ut of five trip s to bat he slam m ed out as a full account is given in an o th er article, only th at th ree hits. E ach tim e w ith men on bases. the boys could have done th e sam e trick a long tim e T h e line up: C hoate, catcher; Bettles, pitcher; ago if it w ere possible to persuade them to give us a date. ‘ M arlow , first base; N uckolls, second base; B uchert,
