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The CHEM A WA AMERICAN
Last Friday afternoon Woodburn high gave us the
first licking of the season. The final count was 10 to
7. Right off the reel Woodburn’s batsmen found Al
exander for four solid swats and made as many runs.
Among them a single, two doubles and a trippie.
Such a start would weaken most pitchers, but Joe Al
exander, who bids fair to be our pitching ace for the
season, calmly picked his course and in a little while
things did not look so bad. His teammates buckled
up and gave him good support in the field and at bat.
With a six-run lead to overcome they forced a run
across the plate in the third inning and managed to
score in each inning after that up to the seventh, when
they had closed the gap to a 9 to 7 count.
Consider
able improvement is noticed in the team over the game
with Silverton. The hitting, even against better pitch
ing, is much better. Joe struck out five Woodburn
hitters while Reed and Owing fanned three Redmen.
Chemawa made 13 hits against 8 for Woodburn.
On Saturday Parrish was defeated here. The final
count was Chemawa 11 Parrish 2. Peter Seltice took
the mound for us this time and held the visitors score
less and hitless up to the sixth inning when DeJardin
cut lose with a double, but Peter tightened up and
allowed nothing more until the ninth inning, when,
with an entire new team behind him, Parrish rounded
up two hits and two runs.
In the seventh inning Leonard Vivette connected for
a pretty drive out past left field and a home run. In
the eighth Uriah Alexander repeated the performance
for the second homer of the game. These two boys
are leading our batters in the manner mentioned. In
three games Leonard is maintaining an average almost
.700 and Uriah .550.
On Tuesday the team played at Silverton and to
morrow it will go to Gervais to tackle the team that
is considered by many as the strongest team in the
league.
In the class league the seniors defeated the eighth
graders 6 to 2. This week the juniors will play the
sophomores.
Saturday Coach Sanders and four or five of his track
men will make their annual trip to Vancouver. Just
who the boys will be the coach is not able to state.
The weather has been so bad that outdoor work has
been impossible. However, the final try-outs will be
held early this week. Frank Dumont, George Little-
Light, William Brown, Louis Baker, Albert Miller,
Andrew Whiterock and Howard Churchill are the
most likely to replace the team of Oliver, Wall, Little-
Light and Frenier who won the race for us last year.
Sometime soon the inter-class track and field meet
is to take place. No question but this is the proper
time for the meet instead of at the close of the term.
Generally there are a few real athletes uncovered we
never know of until it is too late.
THE HONOR ROLL
The following is a list of students maintaining grades
high enough during the five-weeks period ending April
4 to entitle them to the Honor Roll;
HIGH HONOR ROLL
(With no grade below 90 in any subject, including academic,
industrial and deportment.)
Cecile Pepion
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Antoine Howard -
Joe Matte - - -
Charles Morgan -
Robert Perkins -
Ida Pelican - - -
Fred Sandberg -
Frank Johnson
Herman Goudy
Victor Smith - -
Donald Browm - -
Peter Paquette
Matthew John
William Penter -
Everett Sandberg
Agnes Scott - -
Essie Bedard - -
Margaret Hoptowit
Katherine Jefferson
Veda Lajuanesse
Christine Muller
Theresa Newman
Jesse Jabeth
Edward Chase
Raymond Clown -
Olive M. Bellcourt -
Annie Stevens -
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(With deportment not less than 90, with general average not
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Blanche Kipp
Harold Masten
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10th grade
Frank Plastuer
Bennie Pikutarik
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