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NOVEMBER 19, 1981 PAGE 15 SPILYAY TYMOO Girls lose in volleyball playoff Buffs scare Cascade This year was the first time the Madras White Buffaloes gained a berth in the state play offs in football since 1947, They gave the state’s top-ranked team a good scare, losing in the final minutes to Cascade 13-7. With just two minutes and twenty seconds to go, and just one time out left, Brooks blocked a Cascade punt. The Buffs took over on Cascade’s 26 yard line. With time running out, the Buffs made a desperation pass into the end zone which was picked off, giving Cascade the narrow edge. Madras scoring came on a one-yard run by Stovall and Gardner kicked the extra point. M ADRAS W HITE BUFF FOOTBALL ROSTER 40 Troy Smith 5'9 FB 185 Jr. 42 Jason Smith 5'11 FB 195 Fr. 45 Dan Alire 5'6 TB 130 Fr. 47 Brock Brooks 6'2 TE 185 Sr. 50 Cyril Jim 5'8 GD 150 150 So. 51 David Spencer 5'7 C 150 So. 53 Vernon Tias 5'10 C 180 Jr. 54 Floyd Paye 6'2 TAC 140 Sr. 60 Rod Smith 5'10 GD 160 Sr. 62 Mike McClelland 6'1 GD 180 Jr. 63 Darwin Simtustus 5'8 C 175 Sr. 65 Tim Ogilvie 5'11 GD 150 Jr. 70 Wayne Strutz 5'7 GD 190 Sr. 71 Buster McClain 5'10 GD 170 Sr. 73 Elliott Cooper 5'7 TAC 210 Sr. 75 Steve Smith 5'10 TAC 190 Jr. 76 Mike Lofting 6'2 TAC 290 Sr. . 82 Carl Lindgren 5'10 SE 140 Sr. 83 Dan Dendauw 6'1 TE 155 Jr. Head Coach: Rodney Chester; A ssista n t C oaches: Fred Blackman, Nick Kezele, Roy Gould List is as follows No. Name Ht Pos Wt Yr 1 Brad Blackman 5'9 TB 150 Jr 2 Maury Rhoan 5'8 QB 140 Jr 7 Kelly Hulsey 6' QB 165 Sr 10 Scott Goodson 6'2 QB 170 Sr 12 Dan Lawrence 5'9 QB 140 So ,13 Dan Gauthier 5'10 SE 160 Sr 14 Tom Connor 6' FLK 150 Sr 15 Glen Strutz 5'5 SE 130 So 16 Ron Crandall 5'10 TB/SE 155 Jr. 18 Andy Leonard 5'10 FLK 140 Sr. 21 Rick Fiala 5'10 TB 155 Sr. 23 Pat Randle 5'10 SE 150 Jr. 24 Steve Riala 5'10 OB 145 So. 26 Randy Thomson 5'9 SE 145 WORKINGTO WIN— Getting down to serious practice prior to M adras High school’s tie-breaking Sr. volleyball game against Vale Versa Johnson hits a hardy ball which is not returned. 31 Scott Williams 5'10 QB 170 vay Tym oo p h oto by Shewczyk Fr. Madras defeated Vale 15-9 in The Madras High School Johnson, Allison Kendall, 32 Pat Short 6' FB 165 Jr. volleyball team came back the first game and then lost to Karen Linder, Lisa Marshall, 33 Lincoln Stovall 5'9 FB 165 from the Round Robin League them in the following games, 9- Erin Olsen, Kristen Powell, Sr. on November 7 tied with Vale 15 and 7-15. Ann Ramsey and Robin Smith. 34-74 Phil Fine 6 'TE/TAC 175 Coach Margaret Sturza said for second place in the district. Following the game at John So. They met again on Tuesday, the team felt “a mental let Day all the district coaches November 10, in. neutral John dow n. C o n cen tration was conferred to select the all Day to- determine who would lacking and we let up at the end league team. Four girls from place second in the 7-AA of the second game.” She went Madras High were counted as G re a te r O regon L eague. on to explain what happened. outstanding players in the 7- The Madras Road Runners “We gave them five free balls. AA league. Karen Linder was Club is having its first annual Madras was defeated. M ad ras co m p leted the In the third game they just blew named to the first team all 10 Km and 2-mile Turkey Trot season prior to the tie-breaking us out.” league. Anita Bryant was on Saturday, Nov. 28. The trot But on the whole Sturza named to the second team all starts at 11 a.m. from the game on an equal status with Vale. Both had a 5 and 3 score. says, “I think we had a very league. Vesta Johnson and Madras High School parking Madras had two losses to successful season. We had a K riste n Pow ell received lot. neat team to work with.” Burns and one to Vale. honorable mentions. The course: The 10 Km The Madras High varsity The best two out of three Burns is in jirst place. course is scenic and rolling with volleyball team members games at John Day determined equal amounts of asphalt and the winner in the playoff. include: Anita Bryant, Vesta dirt surface. There will be a Turkey Trot—Nov. 28 water station at 3 miles. The 2- mile course will be run on grass. Registration is $5 before Nov.20 and $7 after the 20th. The . race director is Bud Beamer, R t.l, Box 21M, M a d ra s, O reg o n , 97741. (Phone, 475-6736). Send entry forms to George and Issie Wilson, Rt. 1 Box 20M, Madras, Oregon, 97741. Swim survival lessons available for babies Worried about your young child when he or she is near the w ater? L essons in swim survival training might help quell those fears. Swimming instructor Jackie Young from P o rtlan d is o ffe rin g Sw im S u rv iv a l training to babies and toddlers in a series of four lessons at the Kah-Nee-Ta Village swimming pool. Jackie Young brought her swim babies from Portland e a r lie r in th e y e a r to dem onstrate swim survival training. Several local mothers and children participated in the show held at Kah-Nee-la Lodge. The first session of training has already begun. Other sessions will be arranged if interest is expressed, says Young. Kathleen Moses at the Warm Springs Health Center or Tony Suppah of Warm Springs will help to arrange the lessons. provide your child with the maximum individual attention that is needed for his/her progress. I am interested in your child’s progress as an individual and not in relation to what other children may or may not be doing. I am interested in his health and his developmental patterns and behavior. staged in Portland on May 1, Young hopes to have children 1982. The show will be called from different areas of the “It’s a small world, after all.” nation as well as different nationalities participating. She looks forward to having some Indian children as performers. In most cases, this will be one of the first major learning experiences for your child outside of the home. Progress a n d s u c c e s s is la r g e ly dependent on the cooperation and understanding of the parent and teacher and is of maximum importance to me.” Four lessons paid in advance is $28. There is no pool charge. However, any others wishing admission to the pool must pay the regular admission fee. Lessons are arranged by the w e e k d u e to w e a t h e r conditions. Young must drive A statem ent of Jackie from Portland to conduct the Young’s policy is included in a classes. packet presented to parents of She hopes to include some of youngsters taking the swim survival training. Part of it the young members of Warm reads,” It is my desire to Springs m a performance to be SWIM SURVIVAL TRAINING— Jackie Ydung works with Phillip as m other Gladys Squiemphen looks on. . . Spilyay Tym oo ph o to b y Shewczyk
