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SPILYAY TYMOO PAGE 18 JULY 38, 1 M l 1 SPORTS _. u,___m„v nnt havf m m / in first during the Annual AU- team came in fourth. TulaUp finished first. Taholah placed second in the Indian Warm Springs Men's Baseball Tournament on July 18 and 19 but it wasn't because pitcher Wldtney Miller didn't know what he was doing. The Warm Springs July 12 ra ce was d o u b le p oin ter The bicycle motocross race held on J u ly 12 at the C o m m u n ity Center was a double-pointer. Each A m eri can B ic y c le A s s o c ia tio n m e m b e r p la c in g re ce ive d double the points norm ally received in an A B A approved race. The point system in B M X racing was initiated by the A B A which was formed to give national prominence to the sport. Under the rules o f the s a n c t io n , a r i d e r m a y accumulate points locally at his A B A sanctioned track and also on a national basis. A rider must be an A B A member to receive points although other rider can compete fo r trophies. The number o f points a rider has determines the class he is in. From novice, a rider would enter an expert class after competing in a number o f races and a c c u m u la tin g enough points. He would thereafter compete w ith experts in his or her age group. The district point distribu tio n is as follows: Novice-1st— 25 points; 2nd— 20 points; 3rd— 15 points; 4th— 10 points; 5th— 5 points. E xpert-1st 50 points; 2nd—40 points; 3rd— 30 points; 4 th— 20 points; 5th— 10 points. WSRIA 13 year e x p e rt: 1. Bob DeVaney; 2. M ike Henderson; 3. Jason Palmer; 4. T roy Ewers. 14 year novice: 1. T erry Macy; 2. David Turner; 3. Ryan Smith; 4. M a rk Evans. 13 and 14 year open: 1. Chris Booker; 2. T ro y Ewers; 3. Brett Keating; 4. T erry Macy. 14 y e a r e x p e rt: l. K iv e n Nordquist; 2. Kevin Heffing- ton; 3. Chris Booker; 4. M ike Acocella 15 year expert: 1. Joey Headlee; 2. Damian Couch; 3.D oug Brown; 4. B illy James. 16 year and over novice: 1. Shawn P lu g h o ff; 2. B rian Howerton; 3. Randy M urphy. 16 year and older e xp e rt 1 .Ben Goss; 2. Ben Joy; 3. Jay Fitzsimmons. Spifyay Tymoo photo by Shewczyk 2 n d Cinnuul junior' g o lf tOUriMMTWnt E xtra g o lf activities fo r the Eignt o ’clock is Tee-off time fo r young golfers onAugust 29 ju n io r w ill be held including: fo r young golfers on August 29 long drives, K -P ’s, longest putt. and 30 at Kah-Nee-Ta go lf A version o f race horse is to be course fo r the 2nd Annual Kah- played a fte r the Saturday Nee-Ta Ju n io r G o lf Tourna round. E ntry fee fo r the tournament ment. Eighteen holes w ill be played in all divisions except is $15, $7 fo r pee wee. Divisions are: Junior, 16-17; Boys 14-15; pee wee. The top te a finishers in the Intermediate boy, 12-13 and top age group w ill play as 10-11; Pee wee boys, 9 and partners w ith the top ten under; Ju n io r girl, 15-17; Girls, finishers in the lower age 12-14; Pee wee girls, 11 and groups. under. A $100 prize w ill be divided by the first three finishers; $50, $30 and $20 in merchandise. Food w ill be provided fo r ju niors and parents on both days. E ntry blanks can be picked up at the C om m unity Center or by w ritin g to the W arm Springs A thletic Association, P.O. Box C, W arm Springs, Oregon 97761. Little leaguers put up tough fight The Jefferson C ounty L ittle League came home fro m D istrict 5 Tournam ent on July 22, 23 and 24 in Boardman, Oregon w ith the experience o f playing in s tiff competion but unfortunately w ith no w inning tro p h ie s . The team was defeated in their firs t game against H ood R iver w ith a score o f 12-2.. According to parent team manager Uren Leonard, “ the kids played tough.” He said but errors in the outfield were costly. The score o f 2-2 fo r much o f the game but because o f several errors, the game was lost. The parental support given the L ittle League team was outstanding, Leonard says. Members o f the Jefferson C ounty L ittle League team from W arm Springs include E m e rs o n M ille r , T ra y Leonard, V ir g il W in d yb o y, Tony Stacona and A lvis Sm ith there w as verv aood nitchinn i n T e a m cn a c h fo r the Jefferson County L ittle League All-S tars was M ike Leno. Sponsors fo r the teams in the area include: the Confederated Tribes o f W arm Springs, M a d ra s B u iId e rs, T h r ifty P_r i*g, M a d ra s P lu m b in g , Madras Ju n io r Chamber o f C om m erce, T he C h ris tia n C h u r c h , K iw a n is C lu b , Insurance M a rt, M id-O regon Heating and Sheet M etal, Guy D avis C hevrolet, U & I Incorporated m Metolius, and Central Oregon Electric Co-op. standings Editors: We were unable to include more o f the partici- tants in this issue because o f lack o f space: The W S IR A standings plus the local cowboys and cowgirls are as follows. Bareback 1. Roy Bogody 2. Vince Garcia 3. H arley Reynolds 8. Leland Tom Saddle Bronc 1. Vince Garcia 2. Eddie Rogers 3. Jerry Sam 4. Terry Squiemphen 12. Leland Tom C a lf Roping 1. G arrett Spoonhunter 2. M el Joseph 3. Fred Kinerson, Jr. ■ Results o f the July 12 B M X race include: 11 year expert: Brett Keating; 2. Joel Strangland; 3. Dave Presley; 4. D avid Presley 12 year novice: 1. T o n y Stacona; 2. Chris Katona; 3. Juan Gutierrez. 12 year expert: 1. K irk Linder; 2. Steve McLeod; 3. Warren M arks 13 year novice: 1. Chris H art; 2. L arry M acy; 3. David Burdick; 4. M ike Headier. tournament with the Clallam Tribe from B u llrid in g 1. Gary Sam 2. M a rio n Ives 3. Terrance Covers Up 10. R icky Graybael Cow M ilk in g 1. Wes W illiam s, Sr. 2. Fred W illiam s 3. Fred Kinerson. Sr. Barrel Racing 1. Cathi W illiam s 2. Connie Sam 3.. Hester, W illiam s 4. Sammy A lien 5. C.R. Squiemphen 10. M a rita Johnson Team Roping 1. Fred W illiam s 2. Wes W illiam s, Sr. 3. Randy Rogers 27. C.R. Squiemphen 27. Terry Squiemphen 31. B yron P att Jefferson County Little League All-Stars
