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W k Q E 14 N O V E M B E R 19^ 1981 S P IL Y A Y T Y M O O A SPORTS C H IC K E N O N T H E R U N — The chicken scram ble fo r-th ree to f iv e y e a r o ld s con clu ded C o w d eo events. M a n y p a ren ts were n o t aw are u n til th eir ch ild h a d a Cowdeo results Senior calf riding: I. Ron Hall; 2. Travis Hannon; 3. T ra c y H a n n o n ; 4. K e lly Simmelink Junior C a lf Riding: I. Jimmy W atah; 2. Vance Siler; 3. Richard Sm ith; 4. Shane Gomez; 3. Everett W indy Boy; 6. Leo Washington Pee Wee calf riding: l. Edward Heath; 2. Joshua Currey Junior horseless calf roping: I . Tanette Poppe; 2. K .C . Allen; 3. Shelly Stubbs. Peewee Horseless calf roping: l. Ryan Simmons; 2. Heather Hershey; 3. Butch Crume Breakaway calf roping: l . H obo Patt; 2. Jodi Hayner; 3. Travis Hannon; 4. Ron H all Ribbon roping: 1. Ron H all; 2. H obo Patt; 3. John Hall; 4. Travis Hannon; 5. Justin Siler; 6. Lennie M iller. Cow riding: 1. Allen Jones; 2. Keilly D aron; 3. Jimm y W atah; 4. Charlie Cookson; 3. Karla Bagley; 6. John Hall. Senior barrel racing: 1. Dee W alker; 2. Lisa Cook; 3. Tanya Siler; 4. John Hall. Junior barrel racing: 1. Kelly S im m e lin k ; 2 . D a w n a Ditm ore; 3. T oni Hagen; 4. , Alfredine Smith; 5. Vance Siler; 6. Shane Gomes. Peewee b a rre l racin g: 1. Michele Simmelink; 2. Tom m y Norton; 3. Shandi Johnson; 4. C h ris tin e S m ith ; 5. K ir k Simmons; 6. Heather Hershey. chicken in h a n d th a t th ose children th a t caught a chicken g o t to ta k e it home, S p ilya y T ym oo p h o to b y S h e w c ty k Travelers win Ribbon Shirt tourney The 2nd annual Ribbon Shirt Basketball tournament on November 13, 14 and 15 opened the W arm Springs b a s k e tb a ll season. T w e lv e teams participated in the tournament held at the W arm Springs Com m unity Center. The cham pionship game p l a y - o f f b e tw e e n W a r m Springs Oregon Traveler’s (95) and Lapwai, Idaho (91) ended the weekend tournament. Bobby Eaglestaff o f the Oregon Traveler’s was chosen the most valuable player o f the tournament. In addition he won the high scorer fo r a single game with a total of 49 points. The M r. Hustle award was given to Jack M cCorm ack of Lapwai. Inspirational player trophy went to Frank Briden of Tacoma, Washington. The A ll-S tar team was as follows: Bobby Eaglestaff, Ken Billingsley, Bernie Earl (all from the Oregon Traveler’s), J a c k M c C o r m a c k , D io n Smith, Vic Sohappy (from Lapwai, Idaho), Rich Wells, Ken Stevens, (from Taholah, Washington), T o m Tilloquats (fro m M e d ic in e V a l l e y , Y akim a), Jason Ray (from Chiloquin, Oregon), Bobby E ag leh ea rt, M a x M itc h e ll (from W .S. Magpies) W in n in g the 3rd place trophy was Taholah, Washing ton with Medicine Valley of Y akim a, Washington, ending with 4th. Chiloquin, Oregon took home the 5th place trophy and W arm Springs Magpies were awarded the 6th. T h e n e x t to u rn a m e n t scheduled w ill be the Satus, W a s h in g to n t o u r n e y on N o v e m b e r 2.1 a n d 2 2 . Following w ill be the W arm Springs Elim ination tourna ment to be held during the Thanksgiving holiday week end. Senior Key H o le Racing: 1. Travis Hannon; 2. M ik e Alps; 3. M a ry Short Junior key hole racing: I. Toni Hagen; 2. Shawna Daly; 3. Tracy Hannon; 4. Tanyette Poppee Peewee key bole racing; 1. Jake Coochise; 2. David Stirewatt; 3. Shandi Johnson; 4. Angie Kelly; 3. Jodel Johnson; 6. Christine Smith. Bowling up-date As o f the week o f November 11, Wes’ F lo o r Covering’s w in/loss record is 26-14, followed by M adras Auto Parts 2456-1*56. Smith Logging Co. is 2456-1556; Zane Jackson Logging C o. 24-16; W .S . Forest Products 23-17; Guy D a v is C h e v -O ld s 2 2 -1 8 ; V .F .W . Post #4217, 19-21; Forest Products #2, 18-22; Farm Bureau Insurance 1716- 2216; Confederated T ribes, 1616-2316; W .S . A t h le t ic Association 14-26 and K ah- Nee-Ta 11-29. G uy Davis Chev-Olds took the high series fo r three games with a total o f 2,973 followed by Zane Jackson Logging Co. with 2,712. T hird was K ah- Nee-Ta with 2,680. The high individual three games went to Dennis Story with 638, Ray Shike, Jr. 628 and Jim Y a h r w ith 613. W inning the high team game, Guy Davis rolled a total of 1,013. Second was G uy Davis with 983 and third went to K ah- Nee-Ta with a total o f 976. Larry Langley rolled a 246 for the high individual game and Dennis Story and R ay Shike Jr. each rolled a 245. CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYOFF GAME— Oregon Travelers VS Lapwai
