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About The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1970)
4 Oruck is A il W ra n o e d Up in H is W o rk iiiffi'SÏÏS’; g a g e » ? ll||ÌlS Ì lll B a s k e tb a lle rs W in Tw o Of F irs t Five Chemawa’s basketball team, long on hustle but short on height with no player standing six feet or more, will play a 22-game schedule this winter. L There, will be 10 non-league and 12 league games for the Braves, who also played two winning quarters against Woodburn in the Capital Conference ‘ „ ï „ . 2 i L-i>- ÜÎ2 1_- ' - J;- ìllllli Jamboree. Chemawa opened the season by j i d i dropping a close 68-65 contest to a s i l i ..... i l tall Colton team. After a slow start, the Braves scored 25 points in a wild third quarter and forced a tie at 65-65 with just over a minute left in the game. Ken Towksjhea and Bill Albert both scored 16 points for the Braves, and Albert pulled down 20 rebounds. l l l i ! Perry Matumeak had 13 rebounds. The Braves picked up their first ii.ii.ii« V ‘i: ■ ■ S - • •' i ' win of the year in the MacLaren Tour The Freshman Raymond Druck rolls a Jefferson wrestler over and tries for a pin nament by beating St. Paul, during Chemawa’s first meet. The Jefferson wrestler escaped the pin, but Braves dropped close decisions to Portland Christian and Bishop Dagwell Raymond won on a decision. to finish sixth in the eight-team field. Chemawa picked up its first home win on December 15th by stopping Band W o rk s Hard Jefferson 63-57. Gamble, with 20, and Albert, with 18, were the high scorers Practice makes perfect, and that’s for the Braves. what the Chemawa band does day Thirty-five boys turned out to bat after day - practice. There are four tle for thirteen varsity spots on what band classes for students at Chemawa G irls Turn Out will be Chemawa’s first wrestling to participate in. These are Advanced team. Coach Lawyer, who also coaches Band, Intermediate Band, Beginning For W in te r S ports football, hopes to add several more Brass & Percussion and Beginning boys to the team before the season is Woodwinds. Basketball for the girls began on The band performed as a playing November 30th with about 40 girls over. Thirteen matches have been lined and marching unit at the Chemawa turning out. Miss Hale, who is the up for the Braves this season. Some home football games as a pep band, coach again this year, will pick fif are with the jayvee squads of larger and it will continue to perform for all teen girls to make up the varsity and and more experienced schools, and the home basketball games, as well fifteen more for the junior varsity. some are regular varsity contests. as a few of the away games. The pep The Girls Athletic Association got Chemawa started with a bang by band which plays for Chemawa at together for the first time this year on whipping Jefferson 35-23 in a non games is composed of from 20 to 30 November 18th and elected officers. league varsity match. Roland Andrew, volunteers from the Advanced and They are Susan Looney, President; wrestling at 98 pounds, had the honor Intermediate classes. Those students Arlene Senator, Vice-President; and of wrestling in Chemawa’s first match, who play in seven of the nine home Peggy Cawston, Secretary-Treasurer. getting Chemawa’s first win and scor basketball games will receive a band They are sponsoring an intramural ing Chemawa’s first pin. He flattened letter, according to Mr. Hammer, the tournament in basketball for girls who his Jefferson opponent in 44 seconds director. did not make the varsity or jayvee of the first round. The Advanced Band serves as the teams, or who did not try out, but Coach Lawver said he is pleased concert band and will perform at the would like to play. by the team’s attitude and the way Christmas Concert this month. A The Girls Volleyball team finished they are learning. He also said that special brass quartet, made up of third in the overall standings this the program would help condition the members'of the band, will also per year, with a record of five wins and boys for other sports. two losses. form. l l i l ï i â l i l S s l l l si s i - -'Z- s s l i l l l i B il: l i i l l 1B 11 < ’¡A' Grapplers Begin First Season -And A Happy New Year!!
