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About Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1982)
Page 1Ö M ay 14, 1982 Spilyay Tym oo —... “ A SPORTS Tee Pee Chapman draws golfers to Kah-Nee-Ta PART OF THE GAME OF GOLF—Lee Friti and Zane Jackson searched the rough for a lost ball during the TeePee Chapman M ay 8 and 9. Spilyay Tymoo photo by Behrend of 19 through 39) were: I st-Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Nelson; 2nd— and Mrs. David Dardano; in the to u rn a m e n t. The The Kah-Nee-Ta golf course was the place to be Mother’s and* Mrs. Gordon Swope Jr; Mr. and Mrs. Verl Boedighel- 2nd-e-Mr. and Mrs. Zane tournament increased expo 2nd-Mr. and Mrs. John Grimes mer and 3rd—Mr. and Mrs. Jackson and 3rd—Mr. and sure of the resort.” Day weekend. Fifty couples Mrs. Curt Schumate. T ournam ent host Zane entered the tenth annual Tee and 3rd-Mr. and Mrs. Todd Jackson Kohogura. Winners in B division low net Winners in C division low Jackson said that “everyone Close. Pee Chapman hosted by Zane Winners in A division low were: 1st—Mr. and Mrs. Bart net were: 1st—Mr. and Mrs. seemed to enjoy it...everyone and Norma Jackson. The golfers braved chilling net were: 1st— Mr. and Mrs. Bartholomeu; 2nd—Mr. and Bruce Douglass; 2nd*fe-Mr. and was happy. We had a lot of Bob Victorin; 2nd— Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Swope Sr. and Mrs. Leroy Lucas and 3rd— winners.” $1,350 were paid out winds and brief rain showers as in gifts and gift certificates. Mrs. Mark Massey and 3rd— 3rd—Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Bill Myers. they made their way around the Kah-Nee-Ta golf pro Jim Extra lap prizes were donated Mr. and Mrs. Donald Osborn. Wahl. 18-hole golf course for the two Winners in C division low Wilkinson commented that “a by th e J a c k s o n ’s,. Jim Winners in B division low jays of tournament play. Winners in A division low gross (combined handicaps of gross (combined handicaps of lot of new people came to the Wilkinson and Budweiser. gross (combined handicapped 40 through 49) were: 1st— Mr. 50 through 55) were: 1st—Mr. resort for the first time to play Basketball: Ladies play for fun softball Girls team “Morning Star” places second league being organized Ladies “play for fun softball” league is being organized for the summer of 1982. This is a non-competitive league and is just for fun. Participants must be age 18 or over they must be a high school graduate. Play will start on June 9 at 6:45 p .m . a t th e B uff Elementary ball fields and will continue for six weeks. There are no practice sessions. This is a softball play as a way to encourage exercise and enable ladies a chance to get together for sport. A fee of $5.00 will be charged. It is to be submitted with the registration form before May 15. The fee goes towards T-shirts. F o r m ore in fo rm a tio n re g a rd in g “ p lay fo r fun so ftb a ll” co ntact Lucinda Green at the Warm Springs Community Center or Margie Woods at 475-3533. Kiwanis sets 10 000 meter race The Kiwanis Club of Sisters if sponsoring the 3rd annual 10,000 meter foot race and a th re e -m ile fu n ru n on Saturday, June 12 during the Sisters Rodeo weekend. 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 Sisters Fire Hall. 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 in Central Oregon and local merchants in Sisters or call Warren Urda at 549-2011 for information. All proceeds will go to various Kiwanis community and' youth projects. A local girl’s basketball team under the name of “Morning Star,” placed second in a tournament held in Reno, Nevada, recently. The 19 and under tournament drew teams from California, Utah, Oregon and Nevada. Reno, the host team, won the to u r n a m e n t b e a tin g the determined Warm Springs girls in the finals. The local team consisted of Lorraine Suppah, Joyce Suppah, Lana Shike, Anita Bryant, Joni Wallulatum and Cinda Heath. The team was coached by Enos Herkshan with assistant Loren Suppah. The team contributed two All-stars to the tournament team and they were Lorraine Suppah and Lana Shike. The girls brought home trophies for second place and the traveling tr o p h y. T eam m em b ers boasted their No. 1 fan, Margaret Suppah, and other team relatives who ,a)sQ ipade. the trip to Reno. Girls basketball team the “Morning Star” with the team members pictured from left to right, back row: Lorraine Suppah, Joyce Suppah and Lana Shike. Front row, left to right: Anita Bryant, Joni Wallulatum and Cinda Heath.
