The Chemawa American, November 07, 1941, Page 6, Image 6

Summary of Sport Activities
Chemawa Still Leads Big Nine
League Loop
Playing in a mud covered field, Friday Oct.
31, the Chemawa Redskins and the Silverton
Silver Foxes fought to a scoreless tie. Both teams
displayed a lot of power but they just couldn’t
score when the opportunity presented itself. Twice
the Braves were deep into Silverton territory but
the Silver Foxes became stubborn and the Red­
skins just couldn’t push the ball over the final
marker.
In the second quarter, however, Rice shook
himself loose from his own 35 yard line and ran
65 yards to a touchdown but the score was nuli-
fied and Chemawa penali
Ping.
,
The tie didn’t effect the league standings, now-
ever, the Redskins are still on top.
Canby High Drubbed 24-0
Led by Harold Joseph, the Chemawa Braves
smashed to a decisive 25 to 0 win over the Canby
Rams on Friday, Oct. 24.
The Braves scored in the first period when
Joseph climaxed a 65 yard sustained drive with
a run over his right guard for the initial tally.
His attempted conversion was wide, low and
wobbly.
In the second quarter Joseph scored on a run­
ning play from the two yard marker. Saluskin
added the extra point with a run through left
tackle.
In the second half the Reds started where
they left off. After a series of runs and passes,
led by Saluskin, the Braves again marched down
to the Canby four yard line. It was from there
that George Rice took the ball directly through
center and went over standing up. Louie Beau­
dry’s attempted drive through his guard post
failed.
In the fourth and final period the Bravesagain
drove deep into Canby territory. From the four
yard line Joseph scored his third and final touch
down of the day. His try for extra point failed
and the final score, Chemawa 25, Canby 0.
Papooses Victorious
The Chemawa “B” team has won three games
this year, in as many contests.
Their initial game was against Salem, when
they defeated the Viking Babes, under the lights,
26 to 0.
Then their next game was against Silverton.
The Silver Foxes didn’t have a chance and the
visitors walked off the field under a stinging 39 to
0 defeat.
Monday, Nov. 2, the Dallas Juniors went down
in the onslaught of the Papoose squad. Led by
Henry Courville, Chemawa came out on the long
end of a 30 to 0 score.
Did you know that....
Bill “Women-hater” Maxwell has joined the
Holy Roller Church and prefers to be addressed
as “Brother Maxwell”?
Horace Small is our local “Fred Astaire”?
ome time likes to prowl
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nail from midnight on?
Some certain freshmen girls certainly seems to
have a taste for perfume or was it cologne?
“Cake” Williamsand Corma La Compte really
have a love for bon-fires?
There are two certain boys in McNary (a sopho­
more and a junior) who would like to be referred
to as the “two Dum-dums”?
‘Swede’ only tells lies unintentionally? (BOP!)
Who has great attention from a C.C.C. boy?
Could it be “Frenchy”?
“Charley’s not the type when I feel like Garbo,
but he’s SWELL when I feel like myself,”
quoted Sweetsey?
Katherine Jackson was crying the other night
because the cannery is closed now?
A certain sophomore girl by the name of Gloria
(W) likes it for a football star named “Pete”?
Some of the senior girls are not working in the
kitchen now because their alarms didn’t seem to
be working right?
“Sisson” really does like that song “Yes, In­
deed”? Why?
Bing lost a big bet on something about socialing?
Hi-Y Members Entertain
The members of the Hi-Y entertained their girl
friends at a party given in their club room last
Saturday night, November 1. It was an escort
affair so after all the couples had arrived the
party was started with a bang by playing an ex­
citing game.
Later in the evening, after tiring of games,
the group was entertained with a short program.
The most outstanding number was a jig given in
“Montanastyle” by Horace “Bob Hope” Small.