The Chemawa American, January 15, 1937, Page 4, Image 4

The CHEMAWA AMERICAN
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CHEMAWA MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS
i ENTERTAIN BRUSH COLLEGE GRANGE
On Friday evening, January 8, the
girls’ sextette, the boys’ sepolte, and
the school orchestra went to Brush Col­
lege to entertain grange members of that
community,
The program given by these groups
-consisted of several numbers by the girls’
sextette, numbers by the boys’ septette,
and solo numbers by Francis Thomas,
the boys’ soloist. The school orchestra
entertained with three selections during
the evening’s program.
-The students who participated in. this
musical program were well received by
the appreciative grange audience who in
turn favored the Chemawa group with a
well prepared dinner.
YW CA Notes
The-YW CA had a wonderful time
when they met last Sunday morning.
Our president mentioned something about
the mid-year conference tó be held in
Corvallis on Jan. 29. The rest of the
period was spent in singing -conference
songs and rounds. Some new members
were added to the roll call.
LOCAL NEW S
SENIORS CROWNED XMAS
PENTATHLON CHAMPIONS
Newberg was no match for Chemawa ip
speed. Regardless Of the score, the game
was exciting to watch and it kept every­
one on his feet.
A1 Bighorn of Chemawa led with a total
of 16 poipts with Ztindle makipg 12.
The final score was 42 to 28 in the In ­
dians favor.
Varsity And All-Stars Victorious In Games
During Yule Season
Varsity Downs Hubbard For Second Time
In Return Clash
The students remaining here during
Christmas, were entertained every after­
noon in the gym by inter-class activities
for "both boys and-girls.;
The girls activities consisted of a po­
tato race, basketball dribble, sack race,
Indian club race, three legged race and'
a basketball game. The boysTactivities
consisted of rope climbing, wheelbarrow,
race, horse and rider relay, horse and
rider jousting, boxjpg, wrestling, shoe
race and a basketball gam e..
Much competition was shown among
the players, but the Seniors proved them­
selves worthy of being the undefeated
team which made them champions. The
small but mighty freshmen placed sec­
ond, the juniors third, and the sopho­
mores came fourth.
The last afternoon, a team composed
of Freshman and Sophomores played a
team Of Juniors and Seniors, „The upper
classmen won this contest on New Year’s
Day.
The Chamawa Redskins defeated Hub­
bard high, Tuesday, January 5, on Hub­
bard’s floor. Coach Wilder’s hoopsters
were in good form and made the going
tough for the Hubbard, team. In the
-first quarter the Indians led 12 to 2. At
the end of the first half Chemawa led 30
to-13. Earnest Bighorn and Bud A r|
chambeau, were exceptionally “ hot,’"
an d led th e Indians for high point hon­
ors, with 23 and 22 points. In the last
two minutes of play Hubbard got going,
but the Indians had too much of a lead
for them to catch up. The final score was
Chemawa 53, Hubbard 3Q.
ATHLETICS
Dr. Fullerton, publie health supervisor
from Spokane, and his wife, were visitors
during the past week. Dr. Fullerton
inspected the hospital aód the dormitories
All-Stars Defeat Turner Town Team In
while he was here.
Impressive Style
Mr. Hirst, director of Indian education
In the opener for the Willamette Val­
of Alaska, inspected Winona hall Sun­
day morning. He explained he was well ley town team basketball league, the
pleased with thè cleanliness of the rooms. Chemawa Indians won over the Turner
Indians by aYcore 76 to 10. A1 Bighorn,
Bet’s keep that word true, girls.
Miss Louise Bradford, who is a native Beonard Bighorn and Wallace Zundle led
thescoring attack for the Indians .making
of Oklahoma, has come to take Mrs. Ba-
57 of the points het ween them, A1 Big­
Duc’s place as grade school teacher.
horn was high point man. with 23.
This is her first experience teaching Ind­
In the perliminary Chemawa’s varsity
ians except those who attended the pub­
won over the Salem YMCA by a score
lic school where shg taught before. The
of 28 to 26. .
“American'' welcomes her to Chemawa
and hopes that she will enjoy her work Newberg Town Team No Match For Fast
here on the campus.
Passing Attack Of All-Stars
The girls in the gym classes havelearn­
On. Saturday, January 2, the Chemawa
ed enough about table tennis to be inter­
ested in arable tennis tournament which ■ All-Stars defeated the Newberg All-Stars
started tliis week. The champions in in an exciting and fast game.
Chemawa was out-reached by-the tall
this game will be decided in this tourn­
men which Newberg had on the team, but
ament.
Woodburn Training School And Molalla
Humbled In Yule Fricas
Hitting the basket from all angles, the
flashy Indian quintet riding high on the
victory wave, sank the Molalla Bucka-
roos by the overwhelming score 01-73 to
17. - Ernie Bighorn dropped in seven
field goals and five free throws for high
point honors, , Roy Track with 16points!
Christians with 11, and Red Elk with 11.
helped run up the score to a very sub­
stantial lead.’ z A Molalla guard led his
team with; five points.
In another "game during the holidays
the Braves defeated the Woodburn Train­
ing School 76 to 11 in a very one sided
game. Chemawa took the lead early in
the first quarter, and at no time was the
lead threatened. Captain Archanrbeau
led the scoring attack with 12 field goals
and two gift shots.
A new basketball tournament began
this week between the members of "the
different council groups, The tournament
will eliminate the teams until the council
group winning team is decided. The
girls Who play on these teams have an
opportunity to win points toward their
letter,