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About Weekly Chemawa American. (Chemawa, Or.) 189?-198? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1903)
6 THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN. PLAYED TO A STANDSTILL. The second teams of Albany college and the Chemawa second team play ed each other to a standstill on the local gridiron Saturday afternoon, says an Albany press dispatch. Each team made a touchdown in the first half, but failed to kick goal or to force the pigskin over the line at any other time. Albany kicked off to the In dians, who failed to make their yard age and Albany bucked the line for good gains. Chemawa braced up and secured the ball on their two-yard line, but in attempting to punt, Serfling broke through and blocked it, falling on the ball back -of the Indian's goal line. Marsters failed to kick goal. Score. 5 to 0. Albany again kicked (Sift but held the Indians for downs. After several good bucks by Bilyeu and Barnes, Albany failed to make the necessary gains - and the visitors took the pigskin. Then Sortor, Che mawa's speedy halfback,broke around the left end for 75 yards, making a touchdown. It was the most spec tacular play of the day and even the local "rooters" cheered the fleet-footed ward to the echo. Hatch failed on the goal and the score was tied, 5 to 5. During the remainder of the game the ball was in Chemawa's territory and several times Albany forced Chemawa back to their five-yard line but fumbled twice and were held once for downs. The game was well played throughout, considering the muddy condition of the field, and the collegians are well pleased with the result, as the Indians have a strong team. Dolan, Marsters, Bilyeu and Barnes were the star players for Albany, while Crook, Sorter and Hatch played a fine game for Chemawa. SOME FOOTBALL SCORES. Following is the results of games played during the past week: At Portland Portland Acadeniv 6; Portland High School 0. At Monmouth Monmonth ; McMinnville 10. At Salem Willamette University 30; Portland Dental College 0. At Portland Multnomah second team 0; Mount Angel 0. At Eugene Oregon University 0; Washington Agricultural College () At Corvallis Corvallis University 0; Pacific University 0. At Berkeley University of Cali fornia 2; Nevada 2. At Stanford University Stanford University 11; Multnomah 0. At Princeton Princeton 0; Li Fayette College ll.x Cornell and Lehigh tied with no score. At New Haven Yale, 1907, 10; Princeton, 1907, 0. At Minneapolis -Minnesota -Hi; Lawrence University 0. At Lincoln, Neh. University f Nebraska 33; Knox College 5. At St. Louis Washington 0; Mis souri University 0. At Washington Final: Carlisle 2; Georgetown 6. At New Haven Yale 30; SvraciH- 0. At West Point, N. Y. West Point 56; Manhattan 0. Mr. Campbell returned from Cali fornia Tuesday evening with 12 m v. pupils. Josephia Marie writes that she an i the other Chemawa girls like CarliM very much and are making good j in gress in their, work and studies. The following delegates represent ! the Y. W. C. A. of Chemawa at t!. State Convention: Blanche l)av. Irene Campbell, Floy Evans, Alt, -Bagnell, Amanda Brown, and D !: .; Clark.
