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COOT FRED LEAD TO WIN OVER
KENNEDY
Arthur Fred sparked Chemawa to
an 80-74 Tri-River Conference boys
basketball upset Feb. 7 over Kennedy,
scoring six points in overtime.
Fred, who finished with 18 points,
scored the first field goal in OT. Che
mawa then went into a four-corners
delay, and .clinched the victory by mak
ing free throws. Alden Kickingwoman
scored 4 of his 18 points in OT.
Leonard Lawrence had 20 points and 16
rebounds for Chemawa, 5-6 in league.
Kennedy, 7-5, forced the OT on John
Farrell’s two free throws with six sec
onds left. Farrell scored 22 points.
J.V. BASKETBALL
Chemawa JV’s went against the
Santiam Wolverines on January 9th at
the Santiam gym. At first half end,
Chemawa trailed by two points, with
score at 21-19.
During the third quarter, Chemawa
rallied, and by game’s end, outstripped
Santiam by six points with scores of 51-45
Leading scorers were Richard Tarness
12, Tracey Jackson 10, and Myron Bone-
shirt 8. Good going, team !!!
L.H.
CHEMAWA - MACLAREN J.V.
Chemawa JV ’s handed Mac Laren a
whopping defeat on January 27th here
and stacked up a 9-1 record for the
season thus far with a score of 76-40
High scorers were Clayton Whitegrass
with 12 points, Tracey Jackson 10, Lennie
Van Pelt 10, and Richard Tarness 10.
9th Basketball Team
After an intial defeat (60-41) in a game
against St. Paul, the Chemawa 9th
team have had a series of rousing vic
tories as follows:
Chemawa J.V. team tangled with
Mt. Angel Kennedy there on January 13-
and won. Score 77-69. Our team jumped
off to an early lead and held on. Good
offensive moves were made by Faron
Whitegrass with 20 points and Richard
Tarness with 14. Tom Morceau con
tributed nine points. About fifty rooters
accompanied the team.
CHEMAWA-SCIO J.V .’S
Chemawa and Scio JV’S went at it on
January 16 there, and Chemawa suffered
the first loss of the year. Score Scio 47,
Chemawa 46.
St. Paul 39
Weaknesses in both offensive and
defensive play were experienced. Faron
Sheridan 33 Whitegrass stacked up 17 points and
Tracey Jackson 12.
Kennedy 31
Chemawa 69
The Boy’s Varsity Basketball team
played an away game against Colton
on January 20, at 8 p.m. There were
approximately 35 rooters, but even with
their cheers, Chemawa lost after four
of the five starters fouled out. The
leading scorers were Alden Kicking
woman with 17 points, Stacy Fisher
with 11, and Coot Fred and Kevin Nickols
each with 10.
According to Coach
Ed John, it was a close game. The
Braves had a six point lead, but ended
up losing by two leaving the final score
Colton 73 and Chemawa 71.
Better luck next time boys!
CHEMAWA vs KENNEDY
Chemawa 55
Chemawa 36
Chemawa 69
Scio 28
High scorers:
Harold Pennington,
Butch Cree Medicine, Nelson Wallace,
Wilfred Lawrence, Brian Bill, Jeff
WhiteBear, and Doug Malator.
”A man can only know
himself through his own
actions.”
Sir Thomas More
CHEMAWA - COLTON
Our JV ’s played Colton on January 20,
there. The 60 rooters whooped it up and
the teram put out speed, accuracy, and
muscle to down Colton. Score 57-46.
An early lead was maintained, the game
looking good for Chemawa throughout.
This is the sixth win of the season for the
JV’s.
High scorers were Faron Whitgrass 20,
Clayton Whitegrass 11, and Tracey
Jackson, 10.