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About The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 15, 1933)
P age 4 T he CHEMAWA AMERICAN quarter, then the Indians started their scoring attack. Vivette and Horn shared honors with 14 and 10 points respectively. GRAPPLERS AGAIN VICTORIOUS BASKETBALL Tuesday, January 31, Chemawa lost both sanies to Oregon City high. The varsity was defeated 25 to 21. Dogeagle, Pratt and S. Shoulderblade each made four points in this game. Our B team took a 24-16 drub bing. Markishtum connected with the rim for 8 points. Chemawa won a double header from Molalla on February 1. The A team won by a 25-15 score. Zundle led our scorers with 6 points. The B team took a sudden spurt of sinking their shots and ran up a more impressive score than did the A team. The final score stood Chemawa 32, Molalla 13. In this game Majhor, who is rapidly coming to the front, chalked up 12 points. Medford 32, Chemawa 31, was the result of the first of the two game series played at Medford on Feb. 3 and 4. In this game things were very close and clean. Medford’s rangy team lost no time in prelim inaries but from the start showed their intentions to win. The Indians, however, showed they still had hopes even up to the end. In the second game our boys crowned themselves with a 17-14 victory. With no sign of fatigue, not cock-sure but determined, our boys entered into the game and paid their tributes to the Medford hoopsters. In this game almost all our players showed in the scoring. Amera led with 4 points, DePoe 3, I. Shoul derblade 3, S. Shoulderblade 3, Zundle 2, Pratt 2. Chemawa lost a close game to Silverton high on the Willamette university floor last Saturday evening. This eliminates Chemawa from the state tournament as well as the Willamette Valley Inter-scholastic championship. Both teams played far below their usual standard. Passes were wild and many fouls were made. The final score was close, however, each team had a lead at one time or another. The score ended 43 to 41. Isaac and Sam Shouldeblade tied for scoring honors with 10 points each. Dogeagle followed with 9, Depoe 4, Zundle 4, Pratt 2 and Markishtum 2. ALL STABS The Chemawa All-stars lost a close game to the Portland Woodmen on Feb. 8. The final score was Chemawa 26, Woodmen 28. Hatfield was high point man with 5 points. Last Thursday the 9th, the All-stars defeated Reed College 38-29. The game was close up to the third Coach Sanders and his crew of bone crushers jour neyed to Sandy last Friday and gave that team an un comfortable evening, winning the match by taking 5 out of 8 bouts. All our lads looked good, however, “Igloo” Demmert and George Pepion were in the lime light. “Igloo” won two falls from Sandy’s 225- pound “Tusko” with wristlocks and George Pepion used a large variety of holds to win over a tough op ponent by two falls. Underwood and Mike Pepion won by two falls each while Courtney put the skids un der his man by the decision route. Palmer, Stanhope and Iron Moccasin put up stiff opposition but were un able to take their men to the cleaners. Tomorrow night the Chemawa and Corvallis grunt and groan artists will put on a mat show in our gym nasium. GIRLS ATHLETICS The result of the goal throwing contest held on Feb. 4 by the girls’ gym classes is as follows: First place, Lillian Billy___________________ 15 out of 20 shots Second place, Lolia Johnson________________ 14 out of 20 shots Third place, Amends Masteth, Violet Adams, 11 out of 20 shots First place, Edna Joe, Helen Adams____ 32 baskets per minute Second place, Theda Murphy__________ 30 baskets per minute Third place, Zona Afraid-of-Horse and Lolia Johnson______ ------------------------------------------------------------ 29 baskets per minute A group of girls are taking lessons in tap dancing once a week. Mary Slater is their instructor. The class tournament ended Feb. 5 when a game was played between the juniors and seniors. At the end of the game the score was 16-16. After an over time period the seniors won by two baskets making the score 20-16. This score made the seniors the champions in basketball. Lach senior girl on the team was given an extra 75 points toward her monogram. Plans are being made for basketball games between the different organizations. Any girls’ organization wishing to challenge any other will please notify Miss Trevett so that time for games may be scheduled. FROM THE DORMITORIES The radio in McBride hall is repaired now and the girls appreciate it very much because they have been without it for a number of months. The McBride hall girls wish to thank Bud James for fixing it. Several senior boys were the guests of Mrs. Cornick at a dinner given at the Practice House on Feb. 8. Mrs. Wilcox gave a party to Mitchell hall officers last week.
