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JULY 1», 1978 PAGE 11 BITS AND PIECES FROM THE W.S.I.R.A The recent election results here are the results: There were on the issue presented to the . twenty-one votes for the issue Western States Indian Rodeo and twenty-eight against, with Association membership was one hundred forty-one members very discouraging according to not voting. So it is uncertain just which way the issue went at this a spokesman for the group. The issue brought up by the point. board of directors at a meeting W.S.I.R.A. sanctioned rode held at Tygh Valley in May was, “That all members belonging to os that will be coming up in the the W.S.I.R.A. be fined if they near future at the following participated in any rodeo other places are Ft. Hall on August 11, than W.S.I.R.A. sanctioned 12, & 13th; a rodeo at Usk, Washington the third weekend in shows. After the ballots were tallied August. On September 16th and 17th, there is one scheduled for Shears, Nevada; and one at Wellpinit, Washington sometime in September. Currently leading each ev ent are the following: bareback- Jerry Sam, saddle bronc-Oliver Louis, steer wrestling-John Mes- plie, bull riding-Gary Sam, calf roping-Garrett Spoonhunter, cow milking-Jr. Adams, team roping-Rick Hooper, and the barrel race-Marita Johnson. The following is the entire W.S.E R.A. standing to date. ||j|||Ìl^^ SSWsS^S^^ »11 STANDINGS All-Around 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. Fred Williams Dave Best Jerry Sam Jr. Adams Jim Hooper Arlen Moses Rick Hooper Garrett Spoonhunter Fred Herrera Mike Gil harn Mel Joseph Oliver Louis Fred Hooper Les Reynolds Randy Rooers Fred Kinnersön, Jr. San Bird Bozo Sampson Ed Cole Rooer Fiander Hel Sampson Vince Garcia . Dan Bird Sidney Starlioht Phillip Winnier (Dec.) Bill Valdez Pete Bruisedhead Betty Sampson Tom Begay Alvis Smith, Jr. Leland Tom Bill Herrera Jerry Matt Jordan Bruisedhead Lee Tom Roger Williams Porky Jiminez Bill Hoptowit Dave Smith Sub-total $ 1,994.31 1,992.13 1,837.21 1,833.96 1,806.48 1,783.54 1,687.27 1,641.15 1,377.05 1,357.95 1,321.72 1,312.66 1,192.93 1,105.13 1,046.63 835.17 826.76 823.13 804.90 . 694.52 686.25 629.10 600.64 583.94 459.44 449.70 448.14 436.82 423.16 360.30 350.66 318.33 290.81 181.75 174.60 169.46 154.72 108.32 101.45 $34,203.19 SaddleBronc 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 17. 18. Oliver Louis Dave Best Jerry Sam Sidney Starlight Terry Squiemphen Cecil Louis Chuck Lewis Matt Dick, Jr. Charley Montgomery Dennis Armstrong Lee Tom Dutch Lunak Newman Gottfriedson Charlie Scott Porky Jiminez Leland Tom Vince Garcia (S) Nike Gil harn VOIDED POINTS Total 1,058.91 926.59 694.94 557.75 418.32 309.44 291.29 271.60 237.75 167.32 130.95 115.43 87.59 65.47 57.72 57.72 27.89 22.63 480.73 $5,980.04 Bull Riding 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. Gary Sam Larry Condon Dave Best Bill Ives, Jr. Mike Gil ham Tom Best Phillip Winnier (Dec.) Vern Hawley Norm Johns Albert Bryant, Jr. Jim Best, Jr. P. R. Jones Fred Condon Alvin Moyle Harold George Gene Sam John LaVallie Larry Squiemphen Jerry Sam Gabe Marcellay VOIDED POINTS Total 985.51 944.83 764.84 678.00 622.13 590.70 422.58 412.05 393.82 371.09 289.90 240.36 228.53 216.55 215.34 168.39 122.22 120.18 108.25 103.18 692.69 $8,691.14 Bareback KJerry Sam (S) 2. Dave Schildt 3. Vince Garcia (S) 4. Ken Arnoux 5. Mike Gil ham 6. Jerry Lunak 7. Dave Best 8. Leland Tom 1,034.02 616.00 601.21 577.39 529.86 432.30 300.70 292.94 9. 10. 11. 12. 215.63 103.18 97.00 36.86 36.86 853.89 Jerry Matt Jordan Bruisedhead Porky Jiminez Fred DuBray Phillip Winnier (Dec.) VOIDED POINTS Total 55772^84 Calf Roping 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. L4. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. Garrett Spoonhunter Les Reynolds Mel Joseph Fred Williams Pete Bruisedhead Sam Bird Ed Cole Alvis Smith, Jr. Bozo Samoson Fred Herrera Jim Hooper Röger Fiander Rick Hooper Bill Hoptowit Roger Williams Tom Begay Randy Roqers Dave Smi th Fred Hooper VOIDED POINTS Total *5 993.52 924.01 873.58 638.74 395.27 362.80 264.42 261.17 234.82 220.35 161.27 160.05 147.12 75.17 70.33 50.12 47.53 25.06 16.98 465.12 $5,347.43 Team Roping TEAM_ROPIHG 1. Rick Hooper 2. Fred Hooper 3. Randy Rooers 4. Fred Williams 5. Arlen Moses 6. Fred Kinnersön, Jr. 7. Gary Rogers 8. Jim Hooper 9. Jr. Adams 10. Ed Cole 11. Fred Herrera 12. Dan Bird 13. Byron Patt 14. Sam Bird H. Mel Joseph 16. Cort Herrera 17. Ted Hoyt 18. Mel Sampson 19. Tom Begay 20. Larry Lewis 21. Bozo, Sampson 22. Ralph Rogers 23. Bill Valdez 24. Wes Williams 25. Sandy Roqers 26. Fred Woods (S) 27. Garrett Spoonhunter 28. Les Reynolds 29. Alvis Smith, Jr. 30. Rooer Williams 31. Betty Sampson 32. Bill Hoptowit Gordon Scott Bill Herrera VOIDED POINTS Total ♦ POINTS 1,374.2« 1,057.13 999.10 968.54 881.20 756.60 707.13 672.79 637.36 540.48 516.73 498.79 494.80 463.96 448.14 426.19 399.37 379.64 373.04 349.20 335.14 308.65 279.36 211.94 209.52 187.69 156.17 139.68 99.13 99.13 45.26 33.15 33.15 33.15 3,063.13 $187T7877Z Cow Milking 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 14. T5. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. Jr. Adams Jim Hooper Arlen Moses Fred Herrera Roqer Fiander Fred Williams Melvin Sampson Bill Herrera Oliver Louis Bozo Sampson Bill Valdez Rick Hooper Garrett Spoonhunter Fred Hooper Dan Bird Fred Kinnersön, Jr. Dave Smith Pete Bruisedhead Lee Tom Les Reynolds VOIDED POINTS 1,196.60 972.42 902.34 614.10 534.47 387.03 306.61 285.18 253.75 253.17 170.34 165.87 165.87 118.82 101.85 78.57 76.39 52.87 43.65 42.44 1,561.46 283.80 $01 Barrel Racing Marita Johnson Margie Walker Cannel Squiemphen Betty Sampson LaWanda Bronson Sammie Squiemphen Vesta Johnson Mary Ann Olney Karen Masten Katherine Heath Rhonda Jiminez Wanda Jiminez June Adams Priscilla Squiemphen Fawn Walker Valerie Squiemphen Hester Williams VOIDED POINTS Total 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 1,120.90 870.32 462.34 391.56 309.43 305.63 296.82 285.42 239.26 215.10 192.06 149.38 142.19 102.91 89.72 44.86 6.39 702.36 $5.926.65 One ivent Standings 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. ‘33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. Marita Johnson Gary Sam Larry Condon Margie Halker Gary Rooers Bill Ives, Jr. Dave Schildt Tom Best Ken Arnoux Byron Patt Carmel Squiemphen Jerry Lunak John Mesplie Cort Herrera Terry Squiemohen Vern Hawley Ted Hoyt Norm Johns Albert Bryant Larry Lewis Leon Averv Cecil Louis LaWanda Bronson Ralph Rooers Sammie Squiemohen Vesta Johnson Chuck Lewis Jim Best, Jr. Mary Ann Olney Matt Dick, Jr. P. R. Jones Karen Masten Charlie Montoomerv Maurice Olney Fred Condon Alvin Moyle Harold George Katherine Heath Wes Williams Sandy Rooers Rhonda Jiminez Fred Woods Gene Sam Dennis Armstrono Wanda Jiminez June Adams John LaVallie Larry Squiemphen Dutch Lunak Gabe Marcel lay Priscilla Squiemphen Fawn Walker Newman Gottfriedson Charlie Scott Valerie Squiemphen Fred DuBray Gordon Scott Hester Williams VOIDED POINTS Total Pay-off HSIRA 3« Fee GRAND TOTAL 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. John Mesplie Leon Avery Garrett Spoonhunter Maurice Olney Mike Gil ham Jordan Bruisedhead Jerry Matt Sidney Starlight Fred Herrera VOIDED POINTS Total BrR 1 120.90 985.51 BR 944.83 BR 870.32 BrR 707.13 TR 678.00 BR 616.00 BB 590.70 BR 577.39 BB TR 494.80 BrR 462.34 432.30 BB SW 430.03 TR 426.19 SB 418.32 BR 412.05 TR 399.37 BR 393.82 BR 371.09 TR 349.20 SH 330.28 SO 309.44 BrR 309.43 TR 308.65 BrR 305.63 BrR 296.82 SB 291.29 BR 289.90 285.42 BrR SB 271.60 BR 240.36 BrR 239.26 SB 237.75 SW 228.92 BR 228.53 BR 216.55 BR 215.34 BrR 215.10 TR 211.94 TR 209.52 BrR 192.06 TR 187.69 BR 168.39 SB 167.32 BrR 149.38 BrR 142.19 BR 122.22 BR 120.18 SB 115.43 BR 103.18 BrR 102.91 BrR 89.72 SB 87.59 SB 65.47 44.86 BrR 36.-86 BB 33.15 TR BrR 6.39 8 ,040.78 561 rroo.98 1 ,889.74 $62,990.72 Dogging 430.03 330.28 325.59 228.92 183.33 78.57 75.18 26.19 25.87 221.40 $1,425.35 LOCAL GOLFERS DOWELL Two recent pro-am tourna ments found local golfers with their “heads down” and win ning. At Monday’s Oregon Profes sional Golf Association Pro-Am Tourney at Kah-Nee-Ta, Louie Pitt had amateur low gross with his two under par 68. This is just three points behind low pro Har vey Hixon of Cottage Grove. Second low team went to professional Bill “Woo-Woo” Wilkinson and amateurs Buford Johnson, Levi Bobb and Ray Shike. This winning combination scored 122,18 under par, on best ball. Kah-Nee-Ta’s golf pro Jim Wilkinson came back from Prineville Invitational Pro-Am Tournament July 7-9 with a sec- ond place out of 140 players. His score of 132 was two over par. Wilkinson said he fared pret ty well considering he “putted very poorly.” “I didn’t make many mis takes hitting the ball,” he said, noting that this has been his strong point all season. Look for Jim on the practice putting green next to the pro shop. aggjj THE BALL WON - Alvin Smith, III, hightailed it back to third base but the bail got there first at the Braves last game against the Madras Jaycees July 6. The Braves went on to win 30-4. CDS Photo KEEP.ON TRUCKIN' Travelers whp take CB seriously can now take it to lunch.The bar of the Holiday Inn hotel outside of Wheel- ing, West Virginia is on the citizen’s band radio, with a menu in CB jargon and wait resses dressed as “Smokies.” CALENDAR OF EVENTS JULY 13-15 Browning Montana Powwow, Browning, MT. 14-16 Basketball Clinic with Bill Walton held at Community Center in conjunction with Camp Ny-Mu-Mah 15-16 All-Indian Men’s Baseball Tournament begins 10:00 a.m. Saturday 15-16 All-Indian Women’s Fast Pitch Softball Tournament begins 9:00 a.m. Saturday 15-16 Fort Dalles Rodeo, The Dalles, Oregon Open House at Camp Ny-Mu-Mah will feature salmon bake 19 and Powwow Employee’s Third Annual Picnic 6:00 p.m. Community1 Park near Community Center 21-23 All Indian Open Rodeo in Fallon, Nevada 24-28 Gymnastics Clinic at Community Center 9:00 a.m. each day 29-31 Basketball Clinic with Bill Walton held at Community Center in conjunction with Camp Ny-Mu-Mah AUGUST 26 Dedication of Warm Springs National Fish Hatchery 10:00 a.m. (Call Spilyay Tymoo 553-1644 to list a planned event) ANYONE FOR POOL? There is no better way to relax after a hard day’s work, than a good game of pool. This will put your mind at ease. Here are some hints to be- coming a good pool player. (1) Speak softly and carry a big stick; (2) Wear a good pair of moccasins or a pair of clogs, you will be able to sneek up on them or they can hear you coming a mile away; (3) Watch some guy’s style at the table, I don’t mean the dinner table; (4) Relax, It’s only a game (if you lose ydu will only be out a month’s salary); (5) If you scratch try flea powder, it usual ly works; (7) While shooting don’t be watching legs or low-cut shirts, just concentrate on the BALLS;” “YIKES” These were just a few important pointers on becoming a champion pool play er. If you are not familiar with the game, there are several versions. A most popular game is the straight 8-Ball. This is where one shoots at either the stripes or the solids and calls the pocked for the eight ball at the conclusion of the game. A lot of guys like to play for a dollar or two, but this is after they have played a few games and become experts. The main thing to keep in mind is rule No. 7, “And that’s to keep your mind on the BALLS.”