Weekly Chemawa American., November 27, 1908, Page 2, Image 2

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THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
CHEMAWA VS. 0. A. C. SECOND.
On last Friday Chemawa added an
other victory by defeating the Oregon
Agricultural College second team 5 to 0
on our grounds. Our boys were out
weighed by their opponents more than
10 pounds to the man, and of the men
in thes line-up, . eight of them, lorwit-:
Loosley, Parked Moore, Hawley, Fre&J
man, -Spires, Gilbert and Knapp were
j. given in the list of substitutes for the
big game between 0. A. C. and U. of O.
last Saturday.
Our boys hardly played their game, as
"it was not until'the second half that they
got down to work. In the first half, the
1 Oregon' Agricultural College had the best
of the;: game, ''although the half ended
Kvithut'a score for their side.
f Shortly after the second half opened
' Diifstrom broke' through the Hrie in the
center of the field and with a brilliant
1 fffty' yarci run, dodging 0. A. ' C's" backs
'andjcarryihg them along over' the' line,
' scorVnl 7 1 h e 'on 1 y touch - down of the game.
,; ri n g t h e r est ' of the half we had
slightly trie better of it,, but the team
lacked the snap and ginger they dis
pfay.'iri ' the PaeifW U ni versit y gme,
'altribugri't'he coach of the "Aggie's"'''' stat
ed' that 'the team work of Chemawa was
the Sest' he had seenla ved ' Wn team
this year.
'" The line up was as follovvs:
Chemawa" ' li OX-C. Second
Minesinger : . . . ' . C ; ?: . il1! l: Loosley , F
' LaChapelle . . 1 fi ; . R G -iL66sley,R-Parker
Dills trom . R T . . . .......... Moore
Burke .,, . . . . L T . ... , . , . , . . . Hawley
Major..,. LG. . Dayis
Larsen . . .R E . . f . . Freeman, Pugh
Wilson , .L E. ...... . .'. . . . ' ouiig
Souvigner . . . Q .... . Spires,? bapt.
Mason . R H Dinges
Graham, Capt. .... . vLH . jWhitehorn, Gilbert
gortor ..... F Knapp, Sigglin
Time of halves 30 and 25 minutes
Officials, Referee, Bishop; Umpire, Hardin jj
Headlinesman, Smith; Timekeeper, Watt
Shipp.
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J INDUSTRIAL NOTES I
p BY PUPILS JW I
Iri;' pfrj,' "!2i:: jz;:: :i2i:;,!!iH 'i:fi, ::i2i;, .iiivszi.iii1: 'isi;, is; :r
G rover Olney is working in the kitch--Ten.
. ' ' -
: Edward McClellan is. ironing off a
wagon tongue.
king a large p.eturo
frame for Miss White." :j . . ..
. Tom Povvers. is getting along nicely in
th kitchen as helper.
,Grge AVilliarns a;n 1 f .Mjchel W'lson
are working on the farm.
.imon M atthws i doing excellent
work in the blacksmith shop.
Fred and Peter Bushman and . Loufe
-iPifcard haye entered the harness depart
. ivment. ;l';iu.. .
Mr. Mudge and his detail are putting
up the baskets in the new gynnmsium
for basketball.
J 'The girls in Mrs. Fickle's sewing
jroorn made some nice iron-holders for
ytBe laundry last week. "'. '
The blacksmiths are kept'3 very busy
ironing off new wagons, repairing the
farming implements andsiioehig tin
horses. . . &i '
Lee Evans and Eugene William hji?
the best painters in the pjnt l5 shop,
They are now oiling the walls and floors
and painting in the new gymnasium. '
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