The Chemawa American, November 29, 1940, Page 8, Image 8

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Summary of Sport Activities
Chemawa Indians Defeat Woodburn
Eleven Twice
Southern Oregon,and the Indian’s schedule will
also include some of the “ A ” schools of the
Willamette Valley.
In a hard-hitting, wild scoring football game
here on Friday, November 15, Chemawa Indians
Indians Bow to Cheesemakers
won their second game of the season when they
Playing on a slippery and muddy field thé
bested the Woodburn Bulldogs 19-14. After a
scoreless first peroid, the Chiefs churned into pay Tillamook Cheesemakers fashioned a 13 to 7 vic^
dirt with Halfback LaRocque going the final five tory over the Chemawa Indians on Friday after­
yards of a 55-yard drive on a double reverse. Full­ noon, November 8. Although they failed to turn
back Joseph’s dropkick was no good on the at­ in a first down the Cheesemakers netted their
tempted conversion. The Chiefs scored twice in touchdowns in two plays. Smith, from punt for­
the third period, and Berger, the hard hitting mation, collected the first six points after racing
quarterback, hit the left side of line to add the 70 yards; Wells, on a reverse chalked up the
conversion. Woodburn scored their touchdown other one in the second period.
The Indians scored in the second half follow­
in the third period, a safety and another touch­
ing
a sustained drive of 65 yards, with fullback
down in the final period to make the final score
Joseph hitting his own right tackle to score the
19-14, in favor of the Indians.
Indians only touchdown. The Indians were on
Playing a return game to the Woodburn Bull­ the Cheesemakers 20 yard line as the whistle
dogs on Thanksgiving morning, the Chemawa blew to indicate that it was end of the ball game.
Indians ran wild to score a 26-0 victory over the
Bulldogs in the season final game for both teams. All-Stars W hip Super-Varsity
Due to the fact that the Varsity had a league
Halfback LaRocque scored one touchdown from
the five yard line in the second period, and an­ game to play with Woodburn, the All-Stars did
other one in the third quarter after Danzuka and not have much opposition when they walloped
Berger ran the ball to the ten yard line. In the the Super-Varsity 20-0 on Armstice day. on the
final quarter the Chiefs scored two more when opening kick-off, the All-Stars marched 80 yards
sub quarterback Rice sneak over from the four for the first touchdown, with Queampts hitting
yard line, and LaRocque pitched a pass to Finley the center of the line, and Brewer adding the
for the fourth touchdown. Maxwell, the third conversion on a reverse going around the left
string guard saved the Indians from getting scored end. The Super-Varsity penetrated into the All-
upon in the final mimute of play when he caught Star 20-yard line in the second period, only to
Halfback Peltz out in the open on the Braves lose the ball on downs. In the third period the
All-Stars were knocking at the door as a result of
15-yard line.
a fumble by the Super-Varsity. Then they were
Chemawa Hoop Squad turns Out
held for downs and the Super-Varsity punted to
Twenty-seven eager, but inexperienced hoop- their own 40-yard line. On a double reverse,
sters -answered Coach“ Bunny” Bennett’s call for left halfback Shilo whipped around his own right
end to the 20-yard line. Then Queampts passed
basketball turn out on Monday, November 18.
Gone from last year’s District 11 champions to left end Mesplie for the second touchdown.
who placed fifth in the State basketball tourna­ In the final quarter, the All-Stars scored again
ment are seven regulars: Wounedeye, Backbone, when Shilo again went around right end for 15
S h o u ld e r b la d e , Scalpcane, Van Pelt, Two yards, and Lodge made the conversion. The
Crows, and Bird. Only letterman back is Louis All-Stars threatened in the closing moments of
Goodluck, and Leslie Brendible who was a reserve the game when Van Pelt passed to Lodge and he
on last year’s squad. More than a dozen more broke lose for another touchdown. The play
are expected to turn out after the football season had to be called back due to one of the All-Stars
holding. The game was full of thrills and both
is over after Thanksgiving.
Chemawa will play in the newly formed Big teams showed some excellent blocking and tack­
Nine” league, along with the members of the ling. The All-Stars were a little too good for
WVI league, which was broken up when some the Super-Varsity.
of the schools resigned from the league. It is ex­
I he A M E R IC A N \ 50 cents a yea*.
pected that the team will make another tour of