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THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
BASKETBALL LEAGUE
The Colleges of the Willamette Valley
have formed a basketball league and the
first game was played at Chemawa last
Saturday evening when Dallas College
lined up against the Indians and de
feated them by the score of 68 to 7.
The Indian boys were outclassed and
showed utter lack of practice. The game
was sprung on them. Lat-rin ihe -eaeon
they will make a better showing.
All league games will be played un
der A. A. U. rules and all players reg
istered. The league games are scheduled as
fo'Iows: -
,t Dallas McMinnville Colb ge,' Dec.
10; Pacific College, Dec. 17; Philomath
College, Dec. 31; Pacific University. Jan.
7; Chemawa, Jan. 22; Allvmy College,
Jan 28; Willamette University, Feb. 18.
At Pacific University Pacific Col'e.je,
Feb. 11; Philomaih College, Feb. 25;
Mc l' innvi!le College, Mar. 4; Willam
ette University. Mar. 11; Chemawa, Mar.
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At Pacific College Dallas College,
Jan. 14; Albany College, Feb 4; Pacific
University, Feb 11; Philomath Lollege,
Feb. 24; McMinnville College, . Mar: 5;
Willamette University. .Mar. 12; Che
mawa, Mar. 18.
At Albany Pacific College, Dec 11;
Chemawa, Jan. 6; Willamette University,
Jan. 7; Pacific University, Jan. 22; Phil
omath College, Feb 11; McMinnville Col -lege,
Feb. 19; Dallas College, Mar. 4.
At McMinnviile Pacific University,
Dec 17; Albany College, Jan. 7; Pacific
College, Jan 28; Alhanv College vs.
Pacific University, Feb. 3; Dallas College
Vfl. Pacific University, Feb. 4; iallas
College, Feb. 11; Philomath College, Feb.
23; Chemawa, Mar. 11; Willamette,
University, Mar. 18.
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At Philomath Pacific College, Dec.
10; Albany College, Dec. 17; Chemawa,
Jan. 7; Pacific University, Jan. 21; Wil
lamette University, Feb. 11; McMinn
ville College, Feb. 18; Dallas College,
Mar. 3.
At Willamette University Chemawa.
Dec. 17; McMinnvilie College, Jan. 13;
Albany College, Jan. 14; Dallas College,
Jan. 21; Pacific University, Jan. 28;
Philomath College, Feb. 3; Pacific Col
lege, Feb. 25. . ;
AM hemawa Dallas College. Dec. 4;
Pacific University, Dec. 10; McMinnville
College, Jan. 14; Pacific College, Jan. 21;
PhMoniath College, Feb. 4; Willamette
University, Feb. 14; Albany College,
Feb. 25.
WASHINGTON, Dec 4 Chief Kock
boy and his band of 125 Chippe a braves
are now officially at home in their new
hunting-grounds on the Blackfeet Reser
vation in Montana and 1,300,000 acres
in Valley County of that state which
were withdrawn tc make a home for the
Indians have been reopened to settlement.
Rock bo v and hi tribe got. a real ex
ample of ranid transit in Indian affairs.
The department of the Interior had in
tended to iet them locate in Valley
County near the Fort Peck Reservation.
Some of the white settlers protested and
the department became convinced the
Red men would do better in a land where
they could hui.t and fish. On Novem
ber 1, Superintendent Logan of the Fort
Belknap Indian School w. s instructed
to find a new place for Rockboy and
within two weeks he had them all on a
special train speeding for the new hunting-grounds
on the Blackfeet Reservation.