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About The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1934)
T he CHEM AWA AMERICAN P age 4 BASKETBALL Ashland Noses Out Chemawa, 17-16 In one of the best games of the season to date to be seen by Chemawa basketball fans the powerful Ash land quintet overcame an early game lead of the Red skins and by a lone free throw won the game on Jan uary 3. Players on both sides were clean and fast in their handling of the ball and in their maneuvering on the floor. Independent Team Wappoed Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Jefferson, here, won, 37—14. 22, Woodburn, here, won, 34—20. 29, 2, 1934, Dallas, there, lost, 38—29. 3, Ashland, here, lost, 17-16. 9, Woodburn, there, won, 35-22. 12, Oregon City, there, lost, 33-13 Gervais, there. 16, 20, Monmouth, there. Salem, there. 23, 30, Oregon City, here. Ashland, there. 1, 2, Medford, there. 3, Medford, there. Silverton, here. 13, 23, Silverton, there. Salem, here. 27, January 8 saw the Yew Park team from Salem go down before the well-nigh unbeatable passing and shooting of the A team who ran up the large score of 40-17. Sam Shoulderblade counted for 12 of the 40 points. A considerable number of new, interesting books have been added to our library. This collection of books covers mystery, fiction and history and we know that this will be an incentive to the students to do more reading. Indians Trounce Woodburn Illlllllllllll!lllllll!ill!iltli!lflll!illllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll On January 9, the Redmen downed Woodburn high school on the enemy floor by a score of 35-22. Wal lace Zundle, Redskin forward, cornered the high point honors with 14 markers and captain Ike Shoulderblade trod on his heels with 12 counters to his credit. The B team was nosed out in the final minutes of their game with the score tallying up to 15-17 in favor of the Woodburn B’s. Senior Ball ickets can be obtained from any member of the Senior class. Everyone is urged to buy tickets and attend. The money is needed to help finance the Senior year book. « A wonderful time is as sured—soft lights, sweet music, smo-o-o-o-th floor and sw’ell eats! . . Es corts? Surely. . . The time? Saturday, January 27, 1934, 8:00 P. M. . . The price? Only 25 cts. T Gervais Easy Victim The 10th of January the Redskins were hosts to the Gervais high school basketeers. The home team proved too much for the Gervais boys and the Redmen won by the count of 45-3. Our boys all appeared in new shoes this night and the combination of red suits and new, shiny black shoes looked mighty fine. The prelimin ary game was won by the Comrade club as they de feated the Gervais B team, 35-6. Oregon City Conquers Chemawa Friday, Jan. 12, the boys’ basketball squad went to Oregon City to play the high school teams of that city. Despite the advantage in height that the opponents had over them and the loss of captain Isaac Shoulder- blade, who was confined to the hospital, the Redskins did very well against their powerful adversaries and the score does not indicate how closely the teams were matched in general floor work. The final score was 33-13. In the starting line-up was Wallace Zundle, forward; Sam Shoulderblade, forward; Walter Majhor, center; Eugene Keyote, guard; John Blacketer, guard. In the peliminary fracas the Chemawa B team triumph ed over the Oregon reserves 34-29. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Dec. 13, 1933, Jefferson, there, won, 16—9. Dec. 19, Monmouth, here, won, 29—27. Music will be provid ed by the Chemawa Rythm Chiefs. . . Avoid the last minute rush. Buy tickets and make your other prepar ations early. For Benefit of THE 1934 CHIEF lllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllt
