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Spilyay Tymoo Page 10 July 1,1983 Spilyay Tymoo It’s Round Up time again n There will also be a parade in It’s time once again for the Crooked River Roundup and dow ntow n P rin e v ille on P a r i- M u tu e l r a c in g in Saturday, July 9, beginning at Prineville. The finest pari 10 a.m. and a rodeo dance on mutuel racing in Central Saturday dance night at the Oregon will begin Wednesday, Carey Foster hall at the Crook July 6th and last through County fair grounds. Ticket information for these Saturday, July 9th. Post time events is available by calling for the racers if 7:15 p.m. The PRC A approved rodeo, Berna Steelhammer at 447- featuring top performances, 5347 or 447-4537. Free parking will be held Saturday and everyone is welcome to the Sunday, July 9 and 10. Grand “ 1983 C r o o k e d R iv e r Entry is at 1:15 p.m. on both Roundup,” July 6 through 10 in Prineville. days. l l h -- "S’* SPORTS - Softball tourney results 1 ■ Spity ay Tym oo p hoto by Jackson Warm Springs #2 is still undefeated at this time team members include (left to right, back row)£afam Wolfe, Tobi Smith arid Vanessa Orange, (Second Row) Saphronia Coochise, AngieSelam, Esther Lucio, Valeda Jackson (Front Row) Lynn Tanewasha, Christel Leonard, Danni Katchia, Starla Green. Coaches fo r the team are Fran Moses and Jutte Mitchell. Team members not available for photographs were: Laura Miller, Snuggie Tewee and Kristina Sampson. Men’s team standings were as follows: 1. Mission Indians; 2. Taholah; 3. Brownstown; 4. Hoopa; 5. Elk Horn and 6. Lapwai. Named A ll-Stars were: Chuck and Tom Rodriquez from the Mission Indians, Benji Kautz, Vernon McCory of the Taholah team and Ed Masted and Dexter of the Hoopa team. Coaches of the Brownstown and Elk Horn teams were not available. Women’s teams standings were as follows: 1. Lapwai; 2. Braveries; 3. Elk Horn and 4. Kamiah. Names All Stars were: Lisa Sonic and Patti Nickoli of the Lapwai team, Lorraine Suppah and Leta Smith of the Braveries team, Sandra Alexander and Butch Dick of the Elk Hom team, Martha Allman and Je n n ife r O atm an of the Kamiah team and Deannie Johnson of the Warm Springs team. Marge McCormack of Lapwai was named Most Valuable player. Both tournam ents were sp o n so red by In te r tr ib a l Sports. Bread Open played at Kah-Nee-Ta S ü ■ s ip - I $ * ■■I ♦ 'if SpHyay Tym oo p hoto by Leno Cecil Connor putting fo r par. The 11th annual Fried Bread Open Golf Tournament was held at the Kah-Nee-Ta course on June 25 and 26. For the men’s tournament a field of 91 golfers vied in two divisions for top honors. Winning the mens A division for top honors was Al Estimo of Warm Springs with a final score of 144 for two days of play. Levi Bobb of Warm Springs won the mens A division low net with a two day score of 131. The tournament was sponsored by the Kah-Nee- Ta men’s golf association. The men’s B division low gross was won by Brent Moschetti of Madras with a score of 160. Division B low net honors were won by Mike Clements of Warm Springs with a score of 133. The women’s division low gross was won by Jolene Estimo of Warm Springs. Low net first place was won by Anita Jackson of Warm Springs. Listed below are the final re su lts of the tw o day tournament. Men’s Division A, low gross: 1. A1 Estimo, 144; 2. Rick Roskoff, 145; 3. Lewis Pitt, Jr., 145 and Ron Delaney, 149. Men’s Division A, low net: 1. Levi Bobb, 131; 2. SpudMiller, 132; 3. James Rupp, 4. Jerry Piland, 135; 5. Jim Enyeart, 137; 6. and 7. tie Russ Phillips and Dwayne Flories, 138; 8. Aaron Louis, 139; 9. Bob W ilkinson, 139; 10. Allen Phillips, 140; 11. Gary Heeler, 140 and 12. Larry Stennick, 1 4 0 .-' " ’ ' * ’ Men’s Division B, low gross: 1. Brent Moschetti, 160; 2. Cecil Seyler, 169; 3. Bill Henke, 175 and4. JimWyzard, 176. Men’s Division B, low net: 1. Mike Clements, 133; 2. Fred Krecklow, 134; 3. Harold Good; 135; 4. David Black Jr., 136; 5. Ellison David, 137; 6. and 7. a tie, Jerry Hickson and Ben Chavarria, 140; 8. Dave C ourtney, 143; 9. D arel Brascom, 144; 10. Everett Miller, 145 and 11. Andy Dumebo, 145. Women’s Division low gross: 1. Jolene Estimo. Women’s division low net: 1. Anita Jackson; 2. Julia Hill; 3. T AT7 « 4 T /- v ie D r o c o A t Y I
