Columbia College - Cayuse Yearbook (Milton, OR)

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ST E WA RT eCoaCha BURGOYNE HAGGHRTY IiICFTUR PARKS GILIJIS PEXHUAD GIU wSECLOSE Boys, Basket Ball The basketball team was more successful than the football. With excellent drilling of Coach Stewart a strong team was developed. Ross Parks as forward was the individual star, nete ting seventy-five' points for Columbia. Isaac Kenoyer won a name for himself because of his speed in spite of his weight. Charles Rexroad and XVilham Burgoyne were strong in getting the ball out of the opponents ter- ritory. The following men scored for Columbia: Parks 02$ Rexmad 02L Haggerty Um, Rector GD, Gillis ED THE SCHEDULE OF GAMES Columbia - - - -. 12 At I-Iermistnn Hmmiston - - - 15 Columbia - - - - 19 At Stanfield Stanfield - - - 12 Columbia - - - - 18 At Milton Milton Town Team - 20 Columbia - - - - 11 At Milton Athena - - - - '1 Columbia - - - - 20 At Milton Stanfield - - - 11 Columbia - - - - 22 At Weston Weston - - - - 32 Thirty-fou 1' Ch :5 6er plzu ed and , Lheball dskh LV llt'KUHEN MIM'IH ,w th'HARDS h! FLHrK IVu IV. Girls, Bas 1x3 chKlwcn as 0 m In wumm;r mu . m I EtMCSIHH xx 18 111 3head m a mexCCpth n

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was Ashown bv th the football biJYS mt body got bihiut trs by private 311i: it it thia College builtz urposes. This huii. hours both to the' at Ball WET class games. 7 a season untll they P? I-4 1:. ;;1; :ee. 1 gm w; in: wt bellt HR 1 Inst ftm consistl Kugen. Gd ilaved Seyela Pprrtlnh. . STEWART tCoachi DAY HENNINGER TUDOR tMmmgeH GIBSON HUXVARD HAGGERTY IUCNOYER PARKS GILLIS BURGOYNE REXROAD NUGEN lIENNINGER i Foot Ball This year Columbia College has itsgfirst football, team since the XyVorld War, with Coach Stewart at the head of the squad. Although it did not make a very good show- ing this year, there was developed some very good mate- rial on which to build a winning team next year. The stars of the game were Kenoyer, Haggerty, Burgoyne and Gillis, who made the only touchdown Of the season. THE SCHEDULE OF GAMES Columbia - - - 2 At Touchet Touchet - - - 66 Columbia - - - 0 At Milton Beta Theta P0 - tWhitmant - - :H Columbia - - - 0 At Athena Athena - - - - 101 Columbia - - - 6 At Weston Weston e - - - 19 Thirty-th rec-

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GR! iSECLOSE st Ball 0ft? successful Ihzc 9 0f Coach Stet K the indii'iduql 5h: saaC W ibia. .1 pull Smum m'll Tris: t1 ililrvll Ii lit 'Tt Ht PARKS GOODMAN MCKLVEEN tCoachi GIBSON HARRIS ADAMS RICHARDS WRIGHT XVILLIAMS HJXVARD FLOUR tCath R. KVILLIAMS Girls, Basket Ball W'ith Miss McKlveen as coach, the girls made a very good showmg, winning two out Of the four games they played. The game at Weston was the first game in which most of the girls had ever played and until the last five minutes Columbia was ahead. Cora Gibson, the jumping center, almost without an exception got the Htip offh and by good team work the ball was kept at our end of the floor. The first two games were good beginnings and with the continued improvement this year, we hope to support a winning team in 1923. THE SCHFDULE OF GAMES. Columbia . - - 7 At XVtNtnn- XVeston - - - 10 Columbia - - - 3 At Milton McLaughlin - - 5 Columbia - - - 12 At Milton Mclxmghlin - - 8 Columbia - - - 9 At Milton Touehet - - - 21 Thirty-five