JUNE 16, 1978 PAGE 11
KLAMATH FALLS POWWOW OATS
The Memorial Day Weekend
All-Indian Rodeo, sponsored by
the Oregon Indian Cowboy As
sociation, was said to have been
one of the finest ever. There
were massive, record crowds for
each performance.
The following is a list of the
winners in each event. The All-
Around champion title went to
Frank Reése of Warm Springs.
The bareback champ was Plum
my Wright of Chiloquin, the
saddle bronc champ was Terry
Squiemphen of W.S., the winner
of the bull riding was Frank
Reese of W.S., the calf roping
winner was Herman Anderson of
Beatty, the winner of the cow
milking was Bill Duffy of K.
Falls, the winners of the team
roping were Byron Patt and
Frank Reese of W.S., the winner
of the barrel race was Lorraine
Hall, and the kids steer riding
winner was Beaver Woods, Jr.
Chiefs Strong, Too
Little Bucks Win All
The stock was furnished by
Ten Bar rodeo stock contractors
This year in the Jefferson
of Warm Springs.
Meanwhile the
Papooses
League who are the defending champs
Plans are already being County Major Little
made for next year’s Memorial baseball Division, the lead has are sitting second behind the
Day weekend rodeo which will turned around. The Little Bucks Little Bucks. The funny thing
include more money added to coached by Lyle Rhoan Sr. is the about the record for the Pa
purses in each event. Hopefully winning team. They have a very
pooses this year of 5 wins and 2
there will be a completely new impressive record of 7 wins and losses, is that the two losses
rodeo arena and a livestock 0 losses.
were played against the Little
pavillion to better accommodate
Bucks. The coach for the Pa
all the cowboys and fans next
Coach Rhoan stated that the pooses is Satch Miller.
year.
“catching and pitching are the
Following are the boys who
team’s strongest points
this play for the Papooses: Bobby
year, and that the whole team is Strong, Raymond Miller, Steve
doing a good job in all the Fiala, Cy Jim, Ryan Smith,
positions.
Anson. Begay, Edward Lucei,
The boys who play for the David Lucei, Leland Thompson,
Little Bucks are as follows:
and Donnie Bagley.
William Patt,
Troy Smith,
The next scheduled game
playing ability. But of course, Jerome Davis, Damion Katchia, for the Papooses is Monday June
“some are a little better than Lewis Spino, Lenny
Miller,
19 against Culver in Warm
others” making for a well bal Kevin Blueback, Morris Holi Springs. The Little Bucks will be
anced team.
day, Tony Davis, Jason Smith,
playing in Madras on June 19th
Miller acquired most of his Steven Smith, James Wolfe Jr.,
against Redi-Mix. Be sure to
players from last year’s T-Ball and Tyrone Ike.
attend these gam es.
team, so they have some base
ball playing experience. Even
though they weren’t quite good
enough to play in the major
league, the team members have
lots of spirit.
Members of the team are
Sheldon Sutterlee, Carl Tewee,
It’s that.tim e of year again
capped kids)
Garrett Suppah, Emerson Mil when Sports Camps start spring
For more information on the
ler, Theron Thompson, Calvin ing up. any interested youth,
dates and places contact the
Kalama, Ellery Wolfe, Jarod boys and girls, should sign up at
Community Center at 553-1161
Thompson, Shirelle Smith, Av the Community Center before
ext. 243 or 244, before June 20.
ery Americanhorse and Harold June 20. A $25 registration fee is
Thomas.
required for all local partici
pants, except Gymnastics which
requires only a $10 fee.
We’d like to thank the “Blue
Association (WSIRA) member.
The different camps offered
Phantom” (and w e’re pretty
For more information contact this year are:
sure we know who are are!) for
Clarence Lewis, Box 202, Hoopa,
Basketball Camp
the whistle necklaces and mat
Football Camp
California 95546.
ching earrings she gave us at
To enter, phone or mail
Wrestling Camp
the end of the school year.
entries to Marjorie Colegrove,
Gymnastics Camp
They’ve already come in handy
P.O. Box 99, Hoopa California
Easterseals Camp
(For
on playground duty !
95546, call (916) 625-4878. Books Mentally & Physically Handi-
Shirley Heath and
are open now until June 30th at
Nola Huff
5:00 p.m.
BRAVES LEAD MINOR LEAGUE
The Warm Springs Braves
have a season record of 6 wins
to 1 loss and are leading the
league at present. The loss was
a hard fought gam e played on
June 6 in which the Braves lost
by four runs to the combined
teams of Culver and Metolius
called Round Butte Seed.
The drills and batting prac
tice have been intense but the
boys shine through it all, and are
very anxious to average the loss
they suffered.
Playing for the Braves are:
Leroy Strong-Pitcher & Short
Stop, Tray Leonard-lst base,
Short Stop & Pitcher, Joel Craig-
Short Stop, 2nd Base & Pitcher,
Butch David-2nd Base, Alvis
Smith III-2nd Base & Left Field,
Willis Miller-3rd Base & 1st
Base, Tony Stacona-Left Field &
1st Base, Dale Casey-Center
Field & 3rd Base, Andrew David-
Right Field & Center Field,
Missy David-Right Field. The
coach and managers are Uren
Leonard, Richard Craig and
Tony Suppah.
Under the supervision and
coaching of Everett Miller the
Chiefs have attained a 4 - 2 - 1
series.
The eleven members of the
team are all about equal in
Sign Now For Summer Camps
Thank You
HUPA ALL INDIAN RODEO SET
The Hupa All Indian Rodeo
has been set for July 2 and 3 in
Hupa, California. The rodeo is
an annual event sponsored by
the Hupa Indian Rodeo Associ
ation.
The eight standard events
will be- fcatureUr They include :
Bullriding, Bareback
Riding,
Saddle Bronc, Girls Barrel Rac
ing, Team Roping, Wild Cow
Milking, Calf Roping, and Bull
Dogging. Entry fee is $25 except
in Team Roping which is $60 a
team. A purse of $250 will be
added in each standard event
/A ll contestants jn u st.b e a
Western States Indian Rodeo
JACKPOT RODEO
A jackpot rodeo will be held
at the Warm Springs rodeo
arena Sunday, June 18, at 1 p.m.
Stock contractors
Butch
Hurtado and Earl Squiemphen
were going to hold practice one
day when they decided that they
might as well make it into a
jackpot so the cowboys can get
money just for practicing.
Entry fee is $20 for all
events. Enter and pay your fee
when you get to the arena.
The events will
include
saddle bronc riding, bareback
riding, bull riding, barrel racing,
calf roping, and team roping.
HATCHERY DEDICATION SET
Dedication of the Warm
Springs National Fish Hatchery
has been scheduled for August
26.
Plans are now being made
and finalized by the dedication
committee headed up by Nelson
Wallulatum.
Congressman A1 Ullman has
been chosen as the principal
speaker at the ceremony. Ull
man was instrumental in setting
up funding for the hatchery and
is familiar with Indian affairs.
Lunch will be served to the
approximately 800 people ex
pected and Indian dancing will
take place.
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Wilson Wewa, Jr. shuffled crowds and announcements as emcee
of this year’s Inter-tribal Powwow at Delta Park, Portland June
10-11. The powwow coincided with Rose Festival events and got a
share of the plentiful rain and cold.
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Junior (fueen of the Delta Park Powwow was Brigette Scott (left) while her older sister Saranhena
Scott placed fourth. “ Finally I beat her at something!” was Brigette’s remark, which Saraphena took
gracefully. Third place went to Lana Shike.
CDS Phot