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Page 10 September 27,1982 SPILYAY TYMOO SPORTS Warm Springs boxing club to start training The Warm Springs JJoxing Club will start training sessions September 27 for the 1982-83 b o x in g season? P ra c tic e sessions will be held from Monday through Thursday each week starting at 6 p.m. All workouts will be held in the boxing room in the Commu nity Center basement.. For all who are interested in turning out for the team, information and applications can be picked up during practice. The boxing coaches are Randy Smith, Austin Smith and Gerald Smith. Boxing Tournament Schedule (A) Novice — Sub/Novice boxing tournament, Hood River, Oregon, October 23-24, 1982. For boxers 10 years old and older with ‘6’ bouts and for boxers with 1-5 bouts. (B) Emerald Empire Boxing Tournament, Eugene, Oregon November 6-7. For open seniors 16 years and older with 10 bouts or more. Special Seniors 16 years and older with 10 bouts or less. Matched bouts for 14-15 year-olds. (C) Silver Gloves Boxing Tournam ent, V an co u v er, Washington, December 4-5, 1982. For boxers 10 years and older with less than 10 bouts. (D) Junior Golden Gloves, Beaverton, Oregon, February 26-27, 1983;. For boxers 10-15 years old with more than 10 bouts. More about boxing... Tonya Mitchell sets up the volleyball fo r Christy Hill during a warm up session for the Madras Varsity Volleyball team shortly before the team met with Grant Union High School o f John Day on September 18. Volleyball season underway The Madras High School varsity and junior varsity volleyball teams opened their 1982 season with their first league games with Grant Union of John Day. The varsity winning their games and the J.V .’s losing their's giving the schools a split in the series. The Madras varsity won the first game 15-13 and lost the second 9-15, but then turned right around to win the third game by the score of 15-5. Ju n io r Anita Bryant and sophmore Tonya Mitchell of Warm Springs are starters for the varsity team. The J.V. team lost their match after losing the third game in a match play of three games. The scores for their games were 15-13, 9-15 and 7- 15. Local girls playing on the team are Susie Boileau, Bridgett Macy, Pixie Sanders, Allie and Jamie Smith. The Madras coach is Margaret Sturza. Madras will travel to Vale on October 2, where they will meet Nyssa at 12 p.m. and Vale at 3 p.m. in conference play. Coach Sturza stated, “We looked pretty good in our first league games. We should end up in the top two at the end of the season.” She went on to say of the junior varsity team, ‘They are hitting really good. They are playing and hitting at a varsity level. They are really up.” Madras was scheduled to play in a tournam ent in Redmond but had to cancel because it would put them over the 18 games they are allowed to play during the season. Golden Eagle boxing club The Golden Eagle Boxing Club, formerly known as the Warm Springs Police Boxing C lub, will sta rt tra in in g S e p te m b e r 27 a t th e Community Center from 4 to 6 p.m. Interested boys can contact Ron Govenor, Frank Smith or Fabian Sutterlee or sign up at the training session. The first tournament will be the Novice ano Sub-Novice held in Hood River, Oregon. Cowdeo entries open Entries are being taken for the upcoming St. Patrick’s Cowdeo to be held October 16 and 17 a t - the M ad ras Fairgrounds. The event is for young people between the ages of 6 to 14. Entry fee per event is $3. Events featured at shows will be ribbon roping, horseless calf roping, break-a-aw ay calf roping,- and girls/boys cow riding (Senior, junior and peewee division). Entries will be open until O c to b e r 14. T e le p h o n e Kathryn Bain at 475-2130 for information and to enter. White Buffalo football update C/C gym activities The showdown is nearing for the Madras White Buffalo football team after a one win and two loss record in non league play so far this season. The Buffaloes won th eir opening game, beating the rival AAA school the Bend Lava Bears on the Buff home field 25-12. On the following week the Buffs traveled to Marist in Eugene for another non conference game with a strong AA team from that area only to lose in the final seconds from a field goal as time was running out in the game, the final score 3-0. The Buffs led in all aspects of the game however they were unable to push over a score. On S eptem ber 17, the Buffaloes traveled to southwest Washington to play another non-league football game with a n o th e r A A A s c h o o l. B a ttle g r o u n d . T h is w as another battle of defense where Madras once again ended up on the short end by the score of 7-2. All facts show that Madras should have been the winner as they compiled a total of 10 first downs as compared to only three for Battleground. Madras led in all statistics, but Battleground was able to score. Madras blew some chances to pull the game out but the odds seemed to be against them. Madras- was able to put two points up from the defense as they tackled a Battleground ball carrier in their end zone for the two points. The Madras White Buffaloes had a bye on September 24, and the next encounter will be in league play against Nyssa on their home field. Time will tell if the week lay off will do the Buffs any good or bad. If they continue with their strong defense and get the offense going things could look pretty good down the road. It is always a question when it comes to league play because thats when all the teams are all fired up and ready to face their challenge. Yakima Nation Indian Days set The 12th annual Yakima Nation Indian Days celebra tio n w ill be h eld fro m September 24 through 27 at the White Swan pavilion which is located 2 *4 miles south of White Swan, Washington. Over $6,000 in prizes will be offered for Indian dancing and singing. Also featured during the three-day celebration will be gambling, and various arts and crafts booths. Police will be on duty at the grounds around the clock. No liquor or drugs will be allowed on the grounds. F o r m ore in fo rm a tio n contact Don Sampson or Johnson Mininick, PO Box 151, Toppenish, Washington, 98948 or telephone (509) 865- 2255 or (509) 865-5121. T here w ill be a e ro b ic w o r k o u ts o n M o n d a y , Wednesday and Friday and body conditioning exercises on Tuesday and Thursday. The class will begin at 12:15 p.m. and end at 12:45 and it is open to anyone who would like to atten d , no experience is necessary. On Monday and Wednesday from 5:15 to 6:15 p.m., Eva Montee will be conducting a weight class for kids and their parents. This class is to work with the kids and their family members to learn a little about weight control and how to excercise. - Kids must be at least 6 years old and must have a family support member attending with them—the family support member will be expected to participate in the class along with the child. The class size will be limited to the number who can work comfortably in the Community Center’s basement aerobics room. For those who are interested in attending, please call Eva at the Community Center to sign up. It will be on a first come first serve basis. The class will be easy and everyone will find it a fun way to approch the weight problem. At the present time the class is scheduled to start October 11. There is also a very easy, slow m oving, b eg in n in g exercise class being conducted on Monday and Wednesday from 1:45 until 2:30 p.m. It is now in progress—if interested call Eva or just come on in to the class. This class is for adults only. Next Buff Home Game Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Vale vs Madras Grant Union vs 8 p.m. Madras 8 p.m.
