Bobb and Conners win
Winning the golf tourna
ment at the Yakima reservation
Levi Bobb and Cecil Connors
combined efforts and came out
champions during the first
week in April.
Their combined scores for
the first day was 70 and on the
second their score was 71. In
doing so they won a trophy and
some prize money. A team
from Colville, W ashington
came in second.
Levi and Cecil will enter the
Bay Area Championship golf
tournament which will be held
M ay 23 -2 4 , d u rin g th e
memorial day week-end in San
Jose, California.
P a r tic ip a n ts w ho w ill
com pete will come from
Canada, and throughout the
west coast. Levi placed second
in this tournament last year. “A
pretty big tournament.” Levi
said.
10,000 meter run to
be held In Sisters
The Kiwanis Club of Sisters
is sponsoring a 10,000 meter
road race and a three-mile fun
run on Saturday, June 13,
1981, during the Sisters Rodeo
Weekend.
Terry Squiemphen showed his style in saddle bronc riding which gave him a score o f 65 at Klamath
Falls A ¡¡-Indian Western States sanctioned rodeo, M ay 28. This ride gave Terry a secondplace win in
Klamath Falls and with the 1st place win in Tygh Valley (W S/R A ), Terry was leading the WSIRA
Saddle Bronc division. H e also is in the standings f o r All-A round fo r WSIRA.
SpUyay Tym oo ph oto by P. Leno
The race will begin at 11:00
a .m . a t th e c o r n e r of
Washington and Elm streets
across from the Fire Hall. The
registration fee is $7.00 and T-
shirts will be awarded to all
registrants. You can pick up
race forms at most local
sporting goods stores or call
Warren Urda at 549-2011 for
more information. Otherwise,
you can register the day of the
race until 10:30 a.m. sharp!
All proceeds will go to
various Kiwanis community
and youth projects.
A rodeo parade at 10 a.m.,
Stampede Race at 11:00 a.m.,
the rodeo will get underway at 1
p.m. and the rodeo dance will
start at 9 p.m.
Boxers do well in tourney
Fitness conference June 25-26
There will be a “Winning
through Fitness” conference
June 25 and 26 at the Warm
Springs Community Center.
The co n feren ce will be
sponsored by the Family and
Child Services departm ent.
There will be a charge for the
two-day affair.
The conference will cover
nutrition, sports and self-
aw aren ess w ith fe a tu re d
speakers from Oklahoma and
Oregon State University as well
as other local and outside
agencies.
The conference, which has
gets pretty hectic, he says, when
he’s on the road every weekend,
But he finds re ta rd in assisting
the boys who want to box.
unlimited registration, is open
to junior high and senior high
Corey Scott, in the 10-11
school students and coaches of
year,
■ 6 0-pound d iv isio n ,
all sports. It was pointed out
that the conference is not just defeated Wayne DeVeechi of
for local people, but that Vancouver, Washington.
R eynolds A llen, a 65
people from other reservations
pounder in the 10-11 year
have been invited as well. '
Registration will be held on group, fought in the 70 pound,
the first day of the conference. weight class against Brad
A 10,000 meter fun-run will be Reynolds of Bend. Reynolds
wanted a rematch with Alienas
held on Friday morning.
For more information about Allen was scheduled to box
th e c o n f e r n e c e c o n t a c t someone else. Allen stopped
Charlotte Herkshan at 553- Reynolds in the third round
1654 or Karen Gordon at 553- with a right hook to the body.
He slipped Reynold's right jab
1196.
and hooked him.
Eighty-five pound Sheldon
S u tte rle e d e fe a te d M itch
Itebert of Vancouver.
Guy Herkshan, 14/15 year,
132 pound division, was
scheduled to box Luke
Talkington, 139 pounds, of
Hood River. Luke didn't show
up so Herkshan won on a
entry at 1:15p.m. on both days. walkover.
There will also be a parade
Five year-old, 50 pound
downtown Prineville Saturday
morning, July U th. beginning Lonnie Smith went to Hood
at 10 a.m., and a rodeo dance River hoping he could get a
Saturday night at the Carey bout. He was scheduled to box
Foster Hall at the Crook but his match was cancelled,
according to coach Smith.
County fairgrounds.
Ticket information for these
R o n Govenor went along as
events is available bv callinv assistant coach.
Berna Steelhammer at 447-
Gerald Smith had at one
5347 or 447-4537. Everyone is
resigned his position as
welcome to the 1981. Crooked time
River Roundup. July 8th boxing coach but after a week-
th r o u g h J u ly 1 2 th , in and-a-half he said, “I was going KEEPING ON PUNCHING— Cecil Govenor develops Ms
b a n a n a s th in k in g a b o u t boxing technique on a punching bag.
Prineville.,
SpUyay Tym oo p h o to by Shewczyk
boxing.” His volunteer work
I t ’s C ro o ke d R iver
Roundup time again
It's time once again for the
Crooked River Roundup annd
P a r i - m u t u e l r a c i n g in
Prineville, which is said to be
the finest pari-mutuel racing in
central Oregon. It will begin
Wednesday, July 8th and last
through Saturday night, July
11th. Post time for the races is
7:15 p.m.
T h e P R C A a n o ro v e d
C rooked R iver R oundup,,
featuring top performances,
will be held July 11th and 12th.
The roundup court Theresa
Waibel and Theresa Cliff will
begin the rodeo with grand
Five boxing clubs met at
Hood River on May 31
including the Warm Springs
boxing club. Coach Gerald
Smith said,"All the boxers
boxed good.”