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About The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1933)
P age 4 T he CHEMAWA AMERICAN ATHLETICS BASEBALL SEASON OPENS Since the opening of the baseball season we have been having the familiar old chattering of our horse hide tossers on the ball field. They have been batting and tossing the good old pill as well as thawing out the pitching arm, touching up on rules and learning the art of good baseball. On March 31 they went to Molalla to play their first game. In spite of Molalla’s strong experienced team our Redskins played an almost shut-out game and de feated them to the melody of 10 to 1. On April 1 the Lincoln baseball nine visited us and played a double-header on our home field. With the cooperative playing of the Reds we nosed out with the score 9 to 8. The second was tie game, score 5 to 5. The game with Lebanon on April seventh added another victory to our list. This game was also held on the local field. The main feature being the pitch ing of Pete Seltice who in six innings struck out 13 Leb anon batsmen and allowed but one hit and no runs. The result being in favor of our pill tossers with a score of 13 to 4—which keeps our standing in the Valley inter-scholastic league unsullied. The game with Lebanon on April 7, added another victory to our list. This game was also held on the local field. INTER-SHOP TRACK MEET The annual inter-shop track meet was held last Sun day with the painters walking off with first place. The results were as follows: 100-yd. dash: Churchill (painter) 1st, Arlee (bar ber) 2nd, Olney (shoe shop'» 3rd. 120 high-hurdles: Wilder (painter) 1st, Palmer (carpenter) 2nd. 220 low-hurdles: Wilder (painter) 1st, Palmer (carpenter) 2nd, Eagle (plumber) 3rd. Pole vault: Murphy (garden) 1st, Matt (barber) 2nd, Palmer (carpenter) 3rd. Shot Put: Dogeagle (painter) 1st, Matt (barber) 2nd, LeVay (engineer) 3rd. 220 yd. dash: Churchill (painter) 1st, Olney (shoe shop) 2nd, Whitman (painter) 3rd. Broad jump: Arlee (barber) 1st, Wilder (painter) 2nd, Lucei (tailors) 3rd. ESCORTS Sunday, Apr. 16—Miss White, Miss Richardson, Mr. Shep ard, Miss Mountjoy. Saturday, Apr. 22—Salem—Mrs. Sanders. Sunday, Apr. 23—Miss Cruise, Mr. Carl Turner, Miss Judd, Miss Trevvett, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Kleihege. HONOR STUDENTS FOR THIRD QUARTER V ocational H onor R oll P. G.: Donna Mae LaFonso. Twelfth Grade: Howard Churchill, Luella Moore, Lucy Billy, Simeon Bean. Eleventh Grade: Ruby Dean, Irene Thomas, Alma Hawley, Anita Farrow. Tenth Grade: Lolia Johnson, Olive Archambeau, Laura Morigeau, Helen Shaughnessy, Evelyn Spanish. Ninth Grade: Jennie Oliver, Irma Charles. Eighth Grade: George Vanderburg, Clara Bremner, Carol Reed, Jessie Lamewoman, Aradona Aguilar, Julia Yellowhorse. Seventh Grade: Nealy Underwood, Woodrow Un derwood, Mae Lawson, Olive Rutherford. Sixth Grade: Robert Strong. C itizenship H onor R oll Twelfth Grade: Simeon Bean, Howard Churchill, Raymond Ignace, Wesley Larsen, Zona Afraid-of- Horses, Lillian Billy, Lucy Billy, Lena Louie, Caro line Parker, Gertie Queahpama, Edna Wesley. Eleventh Grade: Jasper Andy, Joe Davis, Florence Allman, Pearl Boyd, Ruby Dean, Anita Farrow, Alma Hawley, Priscilla Hayashi, Adam Williams, David Berger, Bernice Clairmont, Clara Davis, Cecile Mad sen, Marjorie Martin, Amanda Mesteth, Edna Wells. Tenth Grade: Cyrus Hatch, Eustace Markishtum, Hazel Thomas, Helen Shaughnessy, Helen George, Rachel Wilkie, Charles Butler, Harry Wilder, Eve lyn Placid, Velma Haywood, Mary Covington, Beu lah Boyd. Ninth Grade: Cleo Sulky, Dorothy Teehee, Flor ence Wells, Eva Matt, Pearl Cultee, Richard Frye, William Spotted Eagle, Violet Anderson, Edna Ba con, Margaret Henry, Thelma Moore, Joy Whitelaw, Robert McCrea, Edward George, William Blakeslee. Eigth Grade: Dorothy Miles, Mildred Lozeau, Rita Wing, Lenora Barnhart, Vernon Jackson, Lovey Jackson, Lawrence Smith, David James, George Ma- Gee, Deloris Normandin. Seventh Grade: Margaret Blodgett, Madeline Skin ner, Carl Lawrence, Ray Baldy, Eddie Casey, Lin coln Grenier, Woodrow Underwood, James Fisher. Sixth Grade: Minerva Logsden, Syble Hale, Ro bert Strong, Robert Ulig, Agnes Henry, Elizabeth Buckskin. GIRLS’ ATHLETICS A girls’ archery club will be organzied as soon as the équipement arrives. This club will be under the lead ership of Florence Allman. Schedules for inter-class baseball games are being arranged by Helen Adams and Mary lyall.
