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Page 10 January 24,1983 Spilyay Tymoo Spilyay Tymoo SPORTS Buffs roll past Mac HI Jerome Davis without his counterpart Roman Suppah le d t h e B u f f a l o e s to commanding win over the visiting Mac Hi Pioneers. Davis saw limited action in the second half of the game but still managed to score 23 points also very strong under the boards as he managed to get 18 rebounds. It was a night for the entire team as Blinco substituted using his stro n g bench throughout most of the second half. This was a good showing from the entire team, a night things could not go wrong. At this point the Buffs are 2-0 in league play sharing the lead with always tough Burns Hilanders who are also 2-0, At the beginning of the season Nyssa was rated a team to watch and who knows things may get going for them. It is a big question because the season is still young and a lot o f if ’s could happen. It is always tough on the road for most teams and sometimes the weakest team could have a red- hot night and upset anyones apple cart. So far, for Madras it has been a coasting by Vale and Mac Hi and on January 21 the Buffs are on the road facing Grant Union at John Day and the following week should be the “biggie” of the league when the Bums Hilanders invade Madras on Saturday night January 29. This will probably determine the sole leader of the GOL league. Both Madras and Burns hold state ranking in the prep polls so far this season. The following week should be interesting as the Buffs travel to Nyssa for a show down with the Bulldogs on their home court on Friday February 4. The majority of, the remaining games for the Buffs are on the road. The remaining home games are with Burns on the 29 of January and on February 19 with Nyssa and March 4 with Grant Union. Holiday Tourney results Start o f the game shows Jerome Davis going high to get the tip from Mac Hi. Buffs went on to win 96- 57 in Greater Oregon League action. Spilyay Tymoo photo by Miller Warm Springs Jrs 2nd in tourney The Warm Springs Junior b ask etb all team lost the c h a m p io n s h ip g a m e to Muckleshoot Warriors at the 2n d A n n u a l S w in o m ish basketball tourney held in La Conner, Washington. The tournament was held January 14, 15 and 16 for teams 18 and under. The W arrio rs held the Juniors in the final game with a score of 69-77. The Juniors earned the rig h t to the ch am p io n sh ip gam e a fte r winning their first game against T u lalip , W ash in g to n , the second game put the Juniors against the Muckleshoot All stars and again the Juniors succeed in winning, in their third game they beat the Lummi team and were in the championship play-off. Losing the game gave the Juniors the second place trophy. A lso tra v e lin g to the to u rn a m e n t fro m W arm S prings were the W arm Springs Warchiefs coached by Nelson Zomont. Taking a bye in the first game the Warchiefs were credited with a win. In their second game they met the M uckleshoot w arriors to whom they lost. Wa,rm Springs boys named to the All-stars team were Jam es “ Buckwheat” Scott, Allen G ilbert and Luther Clements of the Juniors and Ryan “Smitty” Smith of the Warchiefs. The Warm Springs W a rc h ie fs re c e iv e d th e sportsmanship trophy. Twelve, all-Indian teams participated in the invitational to u rn a m e n t. Those team s invited were Lummi, Muckle shoot All-stars, Muckleshoot Warriors, Mt. Curry B.C., Neah Bay, Seattle, Swinomish, Taholah, Vancouver Island B.C., Tulalip, Warm Springs Juniors and Warm Springs Warchiefs. Players for the Juniors were W illie B a g le y , L u t h e r Clements, Warren Clements, Allen Gilbert, Andy Leonard, Leon Poor Bear, James Scott, J u lia n S c o tt a n d D ean S o h a p p y . T he W arch iefs players were Ryan Smith, Dion Minthorn, Damion Katchia, Rapheal Caldera, Eric Miller, Edward Lucei, G. Frank, Kenny Sahme, Leo Lucerio, and Carl Tewee. The following are the results of the Indian Holiday Bowling tournament held at Pelton Lanes in Madras December 31, January 1 and 2. Mens Division I, doubles. 1. P. Burke and Marvin Ike (1213) 2. Ray Shike Sr. and Ray Shike Jr. (1915) 3. L. Tana and John Wright, (1169) Men’s Division II doubles: 1. D. Adkinson and Merrit Youngdeer (1259) 2. Cecil Conner and J.C. Penny (1222) 3. Joe Badoni and James Wolfe (1206) Men’s Division I Singles 1. Ray Shike Jr. (692) 2. John Wright (667) 3. Everett Miller (663) 4. Cecil Conner (650) 5. Ray Shike Sr. (609) Men’s Division II Singles 1. Levi Bobb (617) 2. George Clements (590) 3. Merrit Youngdeer (589) 4. V. McKay (589) Women’s Division Doubles: 1. Helena Jones and Charlotte Shike (1340) 2. B. Lengle and Jane Yahr (1279) 3. D e a n n a S h a d le y a n d 1 Barbara Wright (1257) Women’s Divison Singles: 1. M. Miles (680) 2. Pat Tanewasha (658) 3. Helena Jones (643) 4. Libby Reese (637) Men’s Team Event: 1. JV ’s (2500) 2. Smith Logging (2466) 3. Zane Jackson Logging. (2431) Continued on page 11 M en’s bowling league After 12 weeks in the second round of bowling the Insurance M art tightened its hold on first place by winning all four games on Wednesday night January 19. Kah-Nee-Ta took a big step moving into second place also coming off a four game winning streak giving them a 22-14 round, Zane Jackson Logging Co. held on to third place with their 2 win and 2 loss for the night which gives them an overall standing of 20 wins and 16 losses. For the rest of the teams in the league it v as a two win two loss night and the standing remaining the same as follows: (4) W arm Springs Forest Products No. 2 with 19*/^16*6; Confederated Tribes 19-17; Wes’Floor Covering 17*6-18*6; Madras Auto Supply 17-19; In te r-T rib a l S p o rts 17-19; Warm Springs Print Shop 16*6-19*6; W arm Springs Forest Products No. 1, 15*6- 20*6; Smith Logging Co. 15-21; VFW Post No. 4217, 12-24. Biff Johnson had the hot hand for the night as he rolled a game high of 289 to take high game for the night. James Continued on page 11 Rollerskating fo r children takes place at the Community Center Monday, Wednesday and Friday 3:30 p.m . to 5:00 p.m. Spilyay Tymoo photo by Shewczyk
