Spilyay Tymoo
Page 10 September 13, 1983
SPORTS
High School Football...
Bend Lava Bears edge Buffs
The Madras White Buffaloes
dropped their opening football
game to the Bend Lava Bears
on the Bears home field 20-19.
The game dominated by the
Buffaloes statistic wise let
victory slip away from some
early season misjudgments
and broken plays giving the
breaks to the Lava Bears.
A kickoff run back for the
Lava Bears hurt the Buff’s
giving Bend their first score. In
the effort for the extra point try
the Buff defense rose up to
block the kick. It was the Bend
aerial attack that really proved
costly to the Buff’s as the Lava
Bears connected on two TD
strikes in the second half and a
two-point conversion also by a
pass giving them the winning
margin.
Scott Williams did a great
job for the Buff’s calling signals
and running the option well by
setting up the first touchdown
and scoring two himself. Hard
running by Anthony Davis and
Spud Smith gave the Buffs the
big punch they needed in that
department. Davis scored the
first touchdown early in the
game on a two yard run and
TEAM WORK— M adras White Buffalo fo o tb a ll players help each other get in shape after school in Williams kicking the extra
preparation fo r games.
JV and Frosh Football
Frosh Sept.
Burns Fr/So
8 Thu
Crook Co.
15 Thu
Mt. View
22 Thu
Bend
29 Thu
Frosh Oct.
LaPine
4 Thu
Mt. View
13 Thu
Redmond
20 Thu
Bye
27 Thu
Frosh Nov.
Grant Union
3 Thu
Redmond
Prineville
Madras
1:00
4:30
4:30
Madras
Madras
Bend
4:30
4:30
4:00
Madras
4:00
Burns
Madras
Mt. View
Bend
3:30
4:30
4:00
4:30
Madras'
Madras
Redmond
4:30
6:30
4:00
John Day
3:30
1983 Girls & Boys Cross Country
DATE
Sept. 10 Sat
16 Fri
22 Thu
29 Thu
Oct. 6 Thu
12 Wed
15 Sat
22 Sat
29 Sat.
Nov. 5 Sat
home field.
74 MHS students play football
MADRAS HIGH SCHOOL
JV’s S e p t
Redmond
10 Sat
Crook Co.
15 Thu
Mt. View
22 Thu
Bye
29 Thu
JV’s Oct.
Bend
6 Thu
Redmond
13 Thu
Bend
20 Thu
Bye
27 Thu
JV’s Nov.
Crook Co.
3 Thu
point giving the Buffs a 7-0 lead
in the first quarter. The kicking
game was the weak point for
the Buffs as they kicked one,
missed one and had one
blocked. It was a whole team
effort that kept the Buffs in the
game. Up front efforts from
Hobo Patt, Anson Begay and
Cy Jim adding key plays
defensively..
With just four returnees
from last year the team is
building well and have depth in
each position as proven by the
s ta tis tic s w here M a d ra s
o u tclassed th e ir o p p o n e t
e x e c p t fo r th e p a ssin g
department. The Buffaloes had
14 first downs to 6 for Bend,
compiled 299 yards rushing
compared to 11 for Bend. In the
passing game the weak point
the Buffs had 7 yards to Bends
166. Total yardage Madras had
306 to 177 for Bend.
The Buffs will be home for
their next outing September 16,
as they host Chemawa from
Salem. Coach Chester said that
he has no information on
Chemawa, however they did
cancel their first game. Game
time is at 8 p.m. on the Buffs
OPPONENT
PLACE
TIME
Madras Invitational
Gilchrist Invitational
Redmond
Crook Co.
Bend & Mt. View
North Marion Inv.
Lakeview Invitational
Happy Rock Invitational
District
State
Madras
Gilchrist
Redmond
Madras
Mt. View
North Marion
Lakeview
Gladstone
Madras
Lane CC — Eugene
11:00
3:00
4:00
4:00
4:00
TBA
11:00
12:00
3:00
10:00
T h re e f o o tb a ll te a m s
represent Madras High school
at Greater Oregon A A league
games. The Varsity, JV and
freshman teams have a total of
74 members.
The Varsity team includes:
Dan Alire, Anson Begay, Mike
B oggs, V in c e n t C u lp u s,
Anthony Davis, Steve Fiala,
D a rrin B u e ttn e r, D o u g
Buettner, Jori Burchele, Shawn
Eborall, Chuck Grijalva, Greg
H astings, D ale H em erick,
Mitchell, Tony Nathan, Jason
Palmer, Scott Schmith, Bob
Sjolund, Alvis Smith, Joe
Smith, Brent Strutz, Tyrone
Ike and Victor Hyder.
David Lucei, Ed Lucei, Mike
Phil Fine, Ken Hausinger,
Lowell Heydon, Jeff Houts,
Cyril Jim, Dan Lawrence,
Hobo Patt, Jason Smith, Spud
Smith, Glenn Strutz, Ian
Tohet, Lynn White, Scott
Williams and David Spencer.
Members of the JV team are:
S h e lb y A d a m s , K e v in
Blueback, Bruce Brooks,
Freshman team members
are: Todd Beamer, R on
Blincoe, Butch David, Darrin
H eydon, B rian H u esties,
Aaron Kendall, Troy Leonard,
Chris Lytle, Brian Oatman,
Matt Phillips, Brett Schulz,
Jeff Sjolund, Cliff Holmes,
Mike ParkinSj Clark Hulsey,
T odd C u rrie r and Jo h n
Carson.
IV.S.ers enter
T.V. rodeo
Local cowboys, barrel racers
and race horsemen participated
in the annual Wasco County
Fair and Rodeo in Tygh Valley,
August 27-28, 1983.
C lim b in g a b o a r d to p
Sombrero rodeo stock in the
saddle bronc event were Joe
Scott and Terry Squiemphen.
Both cowboys made a good
effort on the rough stock
neither placed, Raym ond
Hurtado hung tough, on one of
the tough bulls of the string,
however he didn’t hang on long
enough as he was bucked off
just before the whistle.
C elia B erry, S tep h en ie
Frank and Faye Hurtado made
a good run at the barrels in the
girls barrel racing event while
LeRoy Scott, Evans Spino,
Toba Scott were running
horses on the track adding
thrills in the race department.
This year the turn out was
Spilyay Tym oo p h o to b y MiUer
not as good as usual but the
Celia Berry in the girls barrel race during the Wasco County Fair, thrills were there.
August 27-28, 1983.