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About Weekly Chemawa American. (Chemawa, Or.) 189?-198? | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1908)
4 THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN ebemawa Enierican PviblisKed Weekly at tKe United States Indian Training ScKool; Subscription Price, 25 Cents ,a Year. Clubs of Five or Over 20 Cents. Entered at the Chemavva, Oregon, Postoffice as sec ond-class mail matter. w ; n ; PRINTING .STAFF; ;., - .' Webster Hudson ?) Benjamin Wilcox Gordon Ho b ucket Calvin Darnell Louis John ; ; n John MgCush Henry Darnell John Service : JAMES Evans . . V '"' ! DIAMOND DASHES. W " The thirty days' series of the Rose Avenue . Baseball League came to a close June 30 with the Tigers far in the lead. Fourteen games completed the senes. The Tigers, being the champions, they are 'now playing a series of three games with a picked team from the other three teams. This picked teani, known as the' Stars, won the first game. - A handsome silver cup was put up for the winning team and will be presented later. 'A K -( :i v ; ) ? ; . . . Another league will be organized some time this month to play something like ten games. Tliis league is not named yet, but teams are already picked for it. The Band boys have organized a team for this league, and, as it is, things look pretty bright for them. . The following is the standing of the Clubs of the Rose ; Avenue . Baseball League: ; - - Rose Avenue League , : r W ' L ; ..... PC Tigers . ... . . .13. . . ... . . .1. . , . .. . , . .929 Unions ... . . ... ... .8. '.' . . . ..6. ... . . : . ..568 Tyees .,. . . 4 .10. ......... 284 Black Catsr . . . . . .3. . A.llv.; . . . . . . .213 ; '.The Brewer, Hall League also came to a close. As two teams, the White Sox4 and Portlands,, were tied at the end of the series, a championship game was played July 1. " The Yhite Sox easily won and are now the champions. " The following is. the standing of the Brewer Hall League: ; Y . Brewer Hall League - w " " i: . ' : PC White Sox , .10.:. .... .3. : . . : . . 5.769 Portland. ....... .-.9 .... ;. ..A. . . . .... . .696 Boston . :V . : : . . .8 . .1 . : M . . .333 Ohio,.,.. ;.2: .;. : ::io.... .. . . .175 THE CLASS' OF '09 This is the class of nineteen-nine, A bright little class, I declare;; With lessons all learned in the nick of time, And they're smart to the roots of the hair. The Seniors one day , thought; a trick they would play . . . . On the Juniors, a set of kids, But back to their rooms they skipped the next day, . , v. ; And told a whole pack of fibs. We mean to be Seniors, too,: in time, 4 ; And we won't cut up all the while; We'll set in our seats in a big straight rowj And study our lessons as we ought to do. But let lis be Juniors while we may, For, we'll be Seniors some time; , Then let us all join in this and say,, "Hurray, for the class of '09!" ' - - Thos. Holden, '09. Brevities ' - Levi Sbrtor, Walter Haight and a few other toys were appointed corporals in Company A. .-v ' Last Sunday the Y. M. C. A. Quar tet,' Lee Evans, Paschel George,' Martin Sampson and Albert Garry, ' went to Fruitland to attend the Sunday School District Convention and to take : part on the Program. . ; A. P. G ; ;n . ; v :
