PAGE 10 JUNE 3, 1983
SPILYAY TYMOO
Students try their best to come out first in events at the district fifth and sixth grade track meet held at Madras High school on M ay 27.
Softball league nears completion
The “Ruin Your Nooner,”
s o f tb a ll p ro g ra m fro m
throughout the organization is
winding down the home stretch
with a big playoff scheduled for
June 18. It was hoped that a
pot-luck lunch could have been
in store but with such short
time remaining there was no
time to organize a committee
for the event perhaps each team
coud bring their own lunch.
This has been a fun league
for everyone because a super
star was not the focus of this
program. It was just a get out
and play ball and have fun
affair.
There were some spectacular
plays made during each game
like people colliding with each
other going after a fly ball, for
some it was after they opened
their eyes they realized that
they caught the ball and to
prove the super condition some
of the noon time athletes are in
as shown by hits that were good
for a triple or a home run
earned a single or double at
best.
With all the glory to soon
pass by the league will see no
ch a m p io n team because
everyone was a champ in his
own right. So we will not see
an y j a c k e ts d is p la y in g
“Champs,” Ruin Your Noon,”
league, or “All-star,” or what
every glory is handed out in
their activities around the
community.
The Purchasing Department
displaying some fine talent at
times>could not even purchase a
win but with some superb play
by various individuals gave the
team the boost they needed.
The Planning Department
team had plans but some of
them didn’t work out so well.
The Personnal Department
has had their ups and downs
mainly getting personnel out to
play. The Teachers were out to
teach all the other teams a
lesson and have done a good
job. The Tribal Court had some
times when they were faced
with that big decision on
playing or not, but when they
did they came out in full force.
The Health Branch seemed to
be quite healthy doing a good
job on the diamond. The
Community Center, Police
Department are the teams with
the hidden talent and the BIA
team at times could have used
Watts service in paving the
way. The Fire and Safety a
newly organized team has yet
to show what they have in
store.
The Spilyay Supers use their
game plans well, so far they
have had one tie with the
Planning Department and a
game is rescheduled to break
that tie. They lost two heart
breakers or to say up-set by the
u n d e r-d o g . One to the
Accounting Department by the
score of 11-4, smehow one of
the accountants came up with
eleven fingers.
Its not over yet, all the teams
have a chance to prove
themselves before the big play
offs on June 18. There will be
other attractions to be added
on that day.
Spilyay I ymoo photo by Shewciyk
T-Ball schedule
Tuesday, June 7
Warm Springs #2 at Reds
Culver at Hustlers
Sprouts at Warm Springs #1
Thursday, June 16
Sprouts at Culver
Warm Springs #2 at Hustlers
Reds at Warm Springs #1
Thursday, June 9
Reds at Hustlers
Warm Springs #1 at Culver
Sprouts at Warm Springs #2
Tuesday, June 21
Culver at Warm Springs #2
Sprouts at Reds
Warm Springs # 1 at Hustlers
Tuesday, June 14
Hustlers at Sprouts
Culver at Reds
W.S. #2 at W.S. #1
Thursday, June 23
Reds at Warm Springs #2
Hustlers at Culver
Warm Springs #1 at Sprouts
Tygh Valley Rodeo results
Bareback
1. Clint Morrin
2-4. Vince Garcia
2-4 Sam Temoke
2-4. Shawn Best
Saddle Bronc
1. Lee Tom
2. Vince Garcia
3. Terry Squiemphen
4. Clint Morrin .
Bull Riding
1-4. Ground Split
Wild Horse Race
Saturday
1. Chief Smith team
2. Tony Suppah team
Sunday
1. Marvin Martinez team
2. Chief Smith team
Calf Roping
1. Garret Spoonhunter
2. Melvin Joseph
3. Roy Hicks
4. Ed Harry
Team Roping
1. Sidney Starlight
James Wells
2. Wes Williams Jr.
Carl Johnson
3. Bill Valdez
Bozo Sampson
4. Alfred Smith Sr.
Tom Begay
5. Terry Squiemphen
Tom Begay
6. Melvin Sampson
Roger Fiander
Barrel Race
1. Jo Jo Herrera
2. Carmella Scott
3. Lorraine García
4. Betty Sampson
Wild Cow Milking
1. Marcel Olney
2. Eugene Harry
3. Arlen Moses
4. Roger Fiander
5. Tom Begay
Fred Williams
Steer Wrestling
1. Warren Redfox
2. Rocky Avery
3. Marcel Olney
4. Garret Spoonhunter
Top Hand Saddle:
Vince Garcia
Ft. Klamath, Oregon
High Money Winner:
Tom Begay
Warm Springs, Oregon
Girls Breakaway Roping
1. Sammi Squiemphen
2. C.R. Squiemphen
3. Karen Hicks
Leland Tom Memorial Trophy
Tom Begay
Warm Springs, Oregon