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About The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1921)
T H E C H E M A W A A M E R IC A N The CHEMAWA AMERICAN Published W eekly at th e Salem Indian Training School Chemawa, Oregon, HARW OOD H A LL, Superintendent Address all com m unications to R uthyn Turney, Manager Entered at th e Chemawa, Oregon, Postoffice as Second Class Mail M atter SU B SC R IPTIO N - - 25C ts P E R A N N U M W E W IN A G A IN T h e follow ing from T h e O regonian tells th e story in an ex p lan ato ry m anner: V ere W in d n ag le, track coach at W ash in g to n high school, retu rn ed yesterday w ith his ath letes from th e C hem aw a In d ian School, w here on F rid a y afternoon th e C hem aw a team defeated th e Colonials in a dual track m eet, 103 to 19. C hoate was h ig h p o in t man for th e In d ian s w ith first in th e 100-yard d ash , discus th ro w , second in th e sh o tp u t, th ird in th e javelin, and tied for first in the broad ju m p , all for a total of 19 p o in ts. Spearson of C hem aw a won th e mile easily in the fast tim e of 4:35.4. R ichm ond was h igh point m an for W ash in g to n w ith six p o in ts. U pon his re tu rn yesterday C oach W ind nagle praised th e Chem aw a In d ian s h ig h ly and said his ath letes received fine treatm en t at th eir h an d s. T h e In d ian s, according to the W ash in g to n coach, are fine sportsm en and are also a fast b u nch of athletes. T h e sum m ary of th e m eet follows: M c M in n v il l e college sc a l p e d On last S aturday m orn in g our ’varsity baseball team jo u rn eyed to M cM innville via the school tru c k , ac com panied by a large num ber of rooters, w here captain Sam pson and his m en met and defeated the M cM innville College nine 6 to 0. In th e th ird in n in g “ Je w ” B uchert found th e M cM innville pitcher for a good clotrt over short stop. From then on th e gam e w as ours. “ Je w ” circled th e bases for th e first run of th e gam e, scoring from th ird on a p retty bu n t laid dow n by B ettles. Both W ilder and C hoate connected and crossed the p late in the fifth and seventh in n in g s respectively. T h en p itch er L arsen took a new lease on life and held o u r boys till th e n in th in n in g w hen Sam pson d u g up his tom ahaw k and started his w arriors once m ore w ith a ^ e - lin e drive to rig h t field. W ilder followed C h o a te’s p o p ” fly to first w ith another bingle over second, sco iin g S am pson. “ Je w ” B uchert took an o th er good look at his rabbit foot then pounded th e ball to left center, scoring W ilder. P eter L loyd drove B uchert in for th e th ird ru n of th e in n in g w ith a double to rig h t field. T oday our ball team will cross bats w ith our old rival, W illam ette. W e defeated her earlier in the sea son I t o 0 and th e squad has been p u ttin g in their best licks th is week g e ttin g ready to tu rn th e trick once m ore. T h is tim e we expect to do a b etter job of it. F rid a y th e team goes to F orest G rove w here they will m eet Pacific U niversity. T h e fine show ing m ade by our track m en ag ainst th e W ash in g to n high school team of P ortlan d has aroused th e M ultnom ah Club of P o rtlan d and th eir track chairm an is anxious to arran g e a m eet w ith our team . Mr. B ent is m aking arran g em en ts to m eet them in P ortlan d on Ju n e fourth. S E N IO R N O TE S W illia m F razier, R ep orter T h e m ain topic in the sew ing room for the S enior g irls is th e costum es for the operetta. T h e tailor shop C ., th ird . T im e, 10:5 seconds. is also interested in this subject. 220 y ard d a sh —E d w a rd s, C ., first; Colby, C ., second; W in s On S atu rd ay last the senior boys jo u rn ey ed to M c low , W ., th ird . T im e, 22:3 seconds. M innville w ith th e baseball team . T hey w ere behind 440 y ard ru n —T hom as, C ., first; L ilje g re n , C., second; the team w ith th e full force of th eir voices. C arlb erg , W ., th ir d . T im e, 55:2 seconds. 880-yard ru n —W arb o n n et, C., first; M eyers, W ., second; T h e tim e is now near at hand w hich will determ ine w hether th e seniors have been w orking hard all th e C arlb eig , W ., th ird . T im e 2 m in u te s 10:3 seconds. M ile ru n —S pearson, C ., first; K e atin g . W ., second; Pablo, year or w hether they have been loafing. T h e finals C ., th ird . T im e, 4 m in u te s 35:4 seconds. will leU the tale. 120-yard h ig h h u rd le s —A rth u r Jo h n so n , C ., first; A xel J o h n T he seniors regret th at th e ir classm ate. Dan O rton son, C ,, second; H u n tre ss, W ., th ir d . T im e, 17 seconds. is confined to the hospital. W e hope he will be w ith 220-yard low h u rd le s —A xel Jo h n so n , C., first; R ich m o n d , us for finals, and th a t he will be able to stand th e W ., second; A rth u r Jo h n so n , C., th ird . T im e, 28 seconds. com plication of measles followed by final ex a m in a H ig h ju m p —Axel Jo h n so n , C., first; Colby, C ., second, tio n s .” K e n n e d y , C ., th ird . H e ig h t, 5 feet 3 in ch es. W ith E d w ard s, L iljeg ren , Colby and N uckolls Broad ju m p — C hoate an d Jo h n so n , C ., tie d for first; L. Colby, doing active service in th e track events on F rid a y , th e C ., th ir d . D istance 20 feet 5 in ch es. rem aining Seniors had hard w ork to m ake as m uch P o le v a u lt— M. C olby, C ., first; R ich m o n d , W ., second; noise in th e ir cheering as the occasion deserved, but A xel Jo h n so n , C., th ird . H e ig h t, 10 feet 3 in ch es. J a v e lin —A rth u r Jo h n so n , C., first; W illiam s, C ., second, th eir sp irit was all there. C hoate, C ., th ird . D istance, 139 feet 6 in ch es S u p t. Flail gave h is “ B accalaureate S erm o n ette” to D iscus—C hoate, C ., first. H aak , W ., second; G . N ix , C ., th e Seniors on S unday evening at chapel service. H is th ir d . D istance. 110 feet 6 inches. 4 talk was very in te re stin g and stro n g , as are all of his S h o t p u t—G . N ix , C ., first; C hoate, C ., second; N . N ix, C. th ir d . D istance, 37 feet 7 in ch es. talk s, and let us profit by w hat he said of th e tr e O n e -h alf m ile re la y —W on by C hem aw a. (E d w ard s, L iljc- m endous responsibility of choice.” g re n C o lb y ' C h o a te .) T im e, 1 m in u te 38 seconds. 100-yard d a sh —C hoate, C., first ; Colby, C ., second; E d w a rd s,
