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M ini-M arathon Update
St. Jude’s bike-a-thon May 1
A bike-a-thon to raise money the St. Judes Hospital in
for the St. Jude Children’s childhood diseases which are of
Research Hospital is planned a devastine nature. St. Judes is
for May 1. Elina Langnese of a non-profit organization. The
Warm Springs is spearheading hospital is a non-sectarian,
the bike-a-thon.
interracial and completely free
A route has been chosen up of charge, research hospital
the Tenino Valley highway. w orking to com bat such
The bike-a-thon is in the diseases as acute lymphoblas­
planning stages and Langnese tic, leukemia Hodkins disease
is seeking people interested in and other forms of cancer,
assisting her. Contact her at infetile malnutrition and othr
553-1161 Ext. 241.
childhood diseases^ Children
The riders of the bike-a-thon receive the best, most up-to-
will seek pledges from people to date medical care available
donate money for each mile regardless of their economic
which they complete. The status.
money will be used to futher
The success of the bike-a-
research being conducted by thon will depend upon the bike
riders and the support of the
community according to Elina.
It will take a combined effort
for a successful ride. Persons
will be needed for taking
registration form s, check
points and numerous other
jobs.
For riders participating in
the bike-a-thon there will be
special T-shirts for those who
turn in a minimum of $25 after
the completed frm and monies
the completed form and monies
are received. Jackets will also
be given to those who turn in a
minimum of $75.
It could prove to be a great
way to celebrate May Day.
War Chiefs place third in tourney
The 4-H basketball club, the
War Chiefs, was entered in a
basketball tournament at Pal’s
B oy’s C lub in P o rtla n d
February 19-21. The tourna­
ment was for boys 15 and
under.
The War Chiefs won their
first three games. Their first
lose was to Columbia Boy’s
Club by one, narrow point.
They went on to play the Lent’s
Boy’s Club the next day, but
couldn’t get the three points
they needed to beat them.
The result of the tournament
was: Lent’s Boy’s Club, first;
Columbia Boy’s Club, second;
and War Chiefs, third.
“I was satisfied with the way
the team perfomed and with
their attitude,” said coach
Nelson Zomont.
The War Chiefs participated
well in the 12-team tournament
and all the teams were taller.
“ They represented W arm
Springs well,” said Zomont. He
continued, saying, “I would
like to thank the parents who
attended the gam es, and
especially Don Sohappy for his
interest and help.”
Bravettes take second in Nisqually
The 4th A nnual M ini- Ford; running shoes from
Marathon is just around the Intertribal Sports; T-shirt from
comer. March 6 is the date Q uality Sound; $20 gift
when runner, experienced and certificate from Olsen’s; dinner
novice, will be running for fun f o r tw o f ro m W o n g ’s
Restaurant; $10 gift certificate
and health.
All runs begin at 1:00 p.m. from Mode O Day; breakfast
sharp. Buses leave Kah-Nee-Ta for two from the Cable Car
Village for the starting points Restaurant in Metolius; shawl
beginning at 11:00 p.m. for the from the W hite Buffalo;
14.5 mile run at at 12:30 for the permanent from the Hair Bear;
3 and 6 mile runs. Registration God’s eye from Jeannette
on the day of the run is $7.00 Yazzie; shawl from Lucinda
and takes place from 10:00 a-.m. Green; one year’s subscription
to 11:30 a.m. Pre-registration is to Spilyay Tymoo; Pendleton
$5.00 and entries must be blanket from Grant Waheneka;
postmarked on or before P e n d le to n b la n k e t from
Andrew David; Shell dress
February 28.
All runners will receive a 4th from Nettie Shawaway; beaded
A n n u al S im n ash o M ini- bag from Lerena Bill; other
Marathon T-shirt, a free swim items from H atfield’s and
pass, discount rates for lodging Turner’s Variety.
Raffle tickets are available
at Kah-Nee-Ta Village or Kah-
Nee-Ta Lodge entry into the from' the Simnasho School
raffle drawing and a chance at a parents. They are also available
at the Warm Springs Extension
trophy.
The first place male and office, at the Spilyay Tymoo
female runners in the 14.5 mile office, at the Simnasho school,
run will each receive a weekend from Winona Strong at the
for two at the Kah-Nee-Ta a d m in is tr a tio n b u ild in g .
Tickets are $1.00 each.
Resort Lodge.
For more information, to
Besides the runs, other
activities are planned. A volunteer help or to make
salmon bake begins at 11:00 donations please contact Rich
a.m. The price for a salmon Little at 553-1200 or Winona
dinner is $7.00. It will be served Strong at 553-1161, ext. 232.
Registration blanks for the run
at the Village pavillion.
Following the run a raffle are available at the Warm
will be held offering many Springs extension office, at the
items to the winning, ticket C o m m u n ity C e n te r , a t
holders some of which are: a Simnasho School or from
Pendleton blanket, a shawl, a W in o n a S tro n g a t th e
lube and oil change from Miller administration building.
The Warm Springs Bravettes
took second place in the
Nisqually Women’s Basketball
T o u rn a m e n t d u rin g th e
holiday weekend of February
13-14. Fran Moses, current
Washington State University
student, and former starting
guard coached the team as well
as led the offense and defense
on the floor. The tournament
was the first of a busy season
ahead, ultimately leading to the
N IA A natio n al finals in
Spokane, Washington.in April.
The host team, Nisqually,
suffered an immediate defeat in
the Bravettes’ first game.
Moses and Wanda Jiminez
each contributed 12 points in a
56-50 loss to a tall Seattle team.
T h e B r a v e tte s s u f f e r e d
numerable “mystery” fouls
forcing a careful defense. The
Seattle loss dem oted the
Bravettes to the losers brackett;
demanding a five-game Sunday
schedule to stay alive.
In a Sunday morning game,
the Bravettes bench, Aurolyn
Eaglespeaker, Jackie Estimo,
Brenda, Tonya Mitchell gave
the starters a breather, while
compiling a win against the
young Muckleshoot team, 13-
59.
The Warm Springs women,
determined to be champions,
easily defeated their next three
o p p o n e n ts . L um m i was
dominated, 51-67. A rematch
with Seattle saw tallness
tum ble to quickness and
m o b ility , w ith K im ik o
Danzuka and Wanda Jiminez
stealing and intercepting passes
at will.
Beating Seattle, 54-46, the
Bravettes advanced to two
championship games against
an undefeated Taholah squad.
Game one found the Warm
Springs basket-bailers running
w ith an d p a st T a h o la h ,
winning easily 71-57.
Given 30 minutes to change
¡socks and quench their thirst,
the women were ready for the
final championship game. The
score was close throughout, but
in the fourth quarter, Taholah
was ahead by six points with
one minute remaining. Moses
fouled out and the team was
physically burned out. A
sudden burst of energy on
defense led to two steals and
lay-ins by D anzuka and
Jimenez, with 30 seconds
remaining. An intentional foul
in an attem pt to regain
possession of the ball resulted
in putting Taholah up by three
points. Using time outs to rest
and regroup, the Bravettes
sought to tie the game. Out of
gas and out of luck, Taholah
o u tla ste d the B rav ettes,
winning only by three, 47-44,
The loss was an disappoint­
ment after enduring an all-day
tournament marathon.
In addition to receiving a
second place trophy, Danzuka
and Deanie Johnson recieved
All-Star jerseys. The fast feet
and quick hands of Wanda
Jiminez earned her the Ms.
Hustle award. High Scorer, in
a single game, was Fran Moses,
with 19 points against Taholah.
Moses stated that the team
d id well f o r th e f ir s t
tournament of the season but
needed work in conditioing and
playing together. The Bravettes
have received invitations to
tournaments in Los Angeles,
P e n d le to n , L apw ai, and
Wapato, but have yet to decide
in which to participate. In the
meantime, fund-raising events
are scheduled to raise money
for entry fees, accomodations,
and travel expenses.
See you there!
40 and Over Basketball Tournament
February 26 - 28
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