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About The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1921)
I 1 T H E C H E M A W A A M E R IC A N LOCAL All C hem aw a is glad to see M r. W oods so b rig h t and lively since his severe illness. T h e new sport ja ck ets being m an u factu red in th e dom estic art d ep artm en t are alm ost com pleted. T h e cam era m an w as o u t again on S u n d ay . F rom th e proofs we should have som e splendid group pictures. N ex t w eek will be know n as “ d em o n stratio n w eek ” th e w ork of th e y ear will be on display in m any d e partm ents. Sm all picnic p arties are in vogue these beautiful evenings. Chem aw a has beautiful picnic spo*s in any near directio n . Some of the girls th at were left from th e last ball gam e had th e pleasure of going on a picnic w ith M rs. B rickell. A ll rep o rted h av in g a good tim e. T h e seniors and th e ir teach er, M rs. R isser, w ere en tertain e d inform ally F rid ay ev ening at M rs. H a ll’s as a relaxatio n after a stren u o u s week of final exam s. M r. and M rs. H enderson atten d ed th e m eeting of O dd Fellow s and R ebekahs, w hich convened in A lbany last w eek. D u rin g th eir absence Mr. and M rs. M c Leod were in charge of th e store. G overnor O lcott will present the d iplom as to the g ra d u a tin g class th is year and D r. Carl G. D oney, P resid en t of W illam ette U n iv ersity , will deliver tHe baccalaureate serm on. M r. F red L ockley gives the g rad u atin g address. Mr. and Mrs. R. W . B row n, of M ontgom ery C ity, M o., and M r. and M rs. T hom as Brow n of P o rtlan d , O regon, w ere guests of M rs. V a n d a g riftre c e n tly . T h e form er Mr. Brown was a schoolm ate of M rs. V anda- g rift and he is now a banker in his home city. M rs. V an d ag rift th a n k s the F ates for g iv in g h er two such splendid details, as she says the girls are as nearly perfect as it is possible for hum an beings to be. From her em phatic statem en ts we feel certain she m eant ju s t w hat she said. P retty good, girls! W ord has reached us to th e effect th a t Ju lia Stevens will g rad u ate from the H arlem , M ontana, high school th is year. A couple of y ears ago she atten d ed school at C hem aw a and m any frien d s here will be pleased to learn of her co n tin u ed stu d y and advancem ent. M rs. H all had one of her inform al “ drop in ” affairs S unday evening after chapel at her hom e. A bout th irty of th e em ployes stopped in on th eir w ay from chapel to meet Mr. and M rs. P etri and M r. Jeffreys, of P o rtlan d , who w ere week end gu est of M r. and M rs. T u rn e y . L ig h t refresh m en t w ere served. Mr. and M rs. P au l P e tri, gifted m usicians, and M r. W illiam Jeffreys, a brother of M rs. P etri, p ro m in en t P o rtlan d people, sp en t the w eek-end w ith C hem aw a friends. T hey are m uch in love w ith our school and everybody and ev ery th in g p erta in in g to it. T h ey are so charm in g and affable in every sense th a t th ey win friends everyw here and we w ere all delighted to have them w ith us on th is occasion. PAGE 3 W ILLAM ETTE SCALPED On last W ednesday afternoon our baseball team d e feated the W illam ette U niversity B earcats on Sw eet- land Field 3 to 1, w hich m arks our second victory over W . U. th is season, having defeated them here 1 to 0. O ur batsm en encountered little difficulty in con n e c tin g w ith Irv in e ’s “ fast o n es” and bunched th ree hits in the second in n in g and scored two ru n s. Bettles held th e W . U. h itte rs up in great style, allow ingthem but one ru n , w hich was m ade by Shafer in the th ird in n in g on a w ild pitch, three hits, and strik in g out 12 m en. In the eig h th in n in g Sam pson followed A tk in s’ single w ith a tw o-bagger over second base, scoring A tkins from second for the th ird tally. T h e gam e was fast and scrappy th ro u g h o u t as is alw ays th e case w hen we m eet W . U. H av in g defeated them in th e first gam e and then given them a severe tro u n c in g in th e track m eet the Bearcats were prim ed to take o u r scalps, but the boys were too m uch for Coach M atth ew s’ m en and at no tim e did the B ear cats g et dangerous. PACIFIC U N IV E R S IT Y W IN S Pacific U niversity upset th e dope last F rid ay after - th e noun w hen she tookthe baseball aggregation into cam p by a 6 to 4 score. It w as an ideal day for a baseball gam e and the w hole of F orest G ro v e’s population it seem ed tu rn ed out to w itness th e battle, and a b attle it was to the end. T he team jo u rn ey ed over via P o rtlan d in m achines an d had it not been for th e black cat th a t crossed our p ath we feel sure th e score w ould have been different and probably o u r driv er w ould not have gotten “ p in c h e d ” for sp e e d in .’ M aybe th ere is no jin x in a black cat, but we th in k th ere is, for the team did not g et one break d u rin g th e en tire gam e and P. U. got three ru n s on passed balls. A t any rate it was an e x citin g gam e; full of th rills. A lth o u g h Joe was h it a little h ard er than usual he pitched a good gam e, strik in g out twelve m en and al low ing b u t five h its, w hile his team m ates played ra th e r raggedly and did not give him the usual good support. In all seven errors were chalked up against th e team . Shelly for P. U . stru ck out seven m en and was found for seven hits. C h o ate’s three-base h it was the feature of th e gam e. F rid ay we will play a re tu rn gam e w ith P . U. on th e hom e g o unds, w hich will also be our last gam e here th is season. O. S. P. D EFEA TE D On S a tu rd a y ou r baseball tossers took th eir spite o u t on th e p risoners at th e sta te penitentiary in th e th ird gam e of th e week for losing th e gam e to P. U. on F rid a y . Dan L aw rence ascended the m ound for Chem awa and w on his gam e by a 5 to 3 score, strik in g out 11 m en, allow ing but 6 h its w hile his team m ates played tru e to form and m ade but three errors and sounded th e O. S. P . p itcher for 14 hits. P eter Lloyd h it one for th ree bases over left field in the fo u rth in n in g , but was called out for not to u ch in g second base.