The Chemawa American (Chemawa, Or.) 19??-current, October 22, 1976, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextChemawa American Chemawa Page 8 Travels To Scio For Game Tonight Phil Campbell breaks away for a 12 yard run and a touchdown that helped Chemawa win their Home coming game with Santiam, 12-2. Girls Place Second A t Chemawa Invitational Chemawa’s cross country team members held their own at the annual Chemawa Cross Country Invitational Race on Saturday, October 9. The girls and JV teams were second in their respective races while the Varsity was fourth. Leeda Yallup was the over-all winner of the girls event with a time of 9:34 to lead the Chemawa girls to a second place finish. Team scores for the girls meet were: Canyonville-31, Chemawa- 36, and Colton-53. Rosetta Yallup was fourth, Delsie Green was eight, Shirley Elwell was eleventh, and Ivy Jake was twelveth for Chemawa girls. Marvin Devereaux ended up in sixth place for the highest fin ish, for Ihe Varsity. He was clocked in 14:45: Scores for the varsity event were: Canyonville-22, Regis- 51, Colton-58, Chemawa-79 and Toledo-INC, Clayton Reevis, Sam Talks Ab out Everybody, Packy Stensgar, and Cary Shippentower finished 22nd through 25th, respectively. Chemawa JV team members finished 8th through 12th, re spectively, to end up second. Jim Reevy ran 8:41 to lead the JV effort. He was followed by David Sampson, Edgar Ponzo, Randy Lewis and Otis Andrews. Chemawa should collect its second win of the football sea son as the Braves vist the Scio Loggers at 8:00 PM Friday. Both Chemawa and Scio are 1-3 in Tri-Rivers League play. The Braves have been beaten by Amity, Jefferson and Kennedy in league play. But, Scio seems to be a weaker defensive team than Chemawa. Chemawa fullback Gary Brown continues to be the best offensive threat for the Braves. Improving passing could help Chemawa in the .offense department. De fense continues to be good, but overworked at times as the of fense sputters. Still you should see the Braves add another win today against Scio to wreck the Loggers Homecoming game. In fact Chemawa should win most of the rest of its games this season. Only Regis appears to be more than the Braves can handle. Our scouting reports show Scio and Colton as probable foot ball victories for the Braves this season. Cross country coach Ed John (with clip board) looks on at the finish line during the JFK meet.