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About Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1983)
Page 10 October 21,1983 Spilyay Tymoo SPORTS Cowdeo a big hit Junior calf riding 1. Gary Sampson,60; 2. Shane Cowdry, 57; 3. Travis McCain, 50; 4. Zee Smith, 50; 5. Tony Fuentes, 49; and 6. Desiree Allen, 49. Junior horseless roping Approximately 290 children 1. Gary Sampson; 2. Vrian joined in the rodeo excitement Riney; 3. Heather Hershey; 4. at the 15th Annual St. Pat’s Allen Warner; 5. Ruth Padgett, Cowdeo held at the Jefferson and 6, Brandolyn Tramel. County fairgrounds in Madras, Oregon. Both novices and Junior barrel racing 1. Cheryl McKay, 16.06; 2. veterans! to the rodeo arena tried their skill at roping and Kristy Jones, 16.21; 3. Martha Padgett, 16.50; 4. Thurman riding. Tufti, 16.54; 5. Jodie Johnson,- Only a few minor injuries 16.76; and 6. Heather Hershey, were suffered by the entrants 17.10. with the .majority of them Junior Scurry having a good experience and a 1. Martha Padgett, 20.07; good time. The audience spent 2. Jake Cochise, 29.75; 3. Emily an entertaining evening and Read, 30.52; Heather Hershey, afternoon at the Cowdeo. 38,73. The results of the Cowdeo Breakaway roping “follow: 1. Shana Johnson; 2. Jodie Peewee barrel racing Haynes; 3. Casey Green; and, 4. 1. Michele Simmelink, 15.90; Shane Gomez. 2. Angie Kelly, 17.58; 3. Tasha Ribbon roping Treeby, 17.72; 4. Shirley Allen, 1. Shana Johnson; and 2. 17.76; 5. Angie Symons, 18.17; and, 6. Gary Sonjison, 18.18. . Shane Gomez. Senior calf riding Peewee scurry 1. Tasha Treeby, 13.76; 2. 1. Jackson Heath, 64. Alison Tramil, 20.66; 3. Angie Cow riding Symons, 22.65; 4. Gretchen 1, Jackson Heath, 72; 2. C o nroy, 25.30; 5. G ary Samson, 33.99; and 6. Ruth Charlie Cookson, 70; 3. Jeff Sjalund, 70; and 4. Shane Padgett, 34.62. Spilyay Tymoo photo by Miller Gomez, 60. calf riding Freckles Reese making his run in the Peewee Scurry Race during the St. P a t’s Cowdeo. There were Peewee 1. Leif Suppah, 67; 2. R.J. Senior barrel racing three divisions during competion, Peewee, junior and senior: Retherford, 57; 3. Clinton 1. Shawna Daly; 2. Bridgett Tom, 57; 4. Mark Harris, 56; 5. Ricky Wilkerson, 54;-and, 6 Scott; 3. Kelly Simmelink; and 4. Jodi Haynes. Mondy Nassitt, 51. Peewee Horseless roping 1. Tommy Joe Green; 2. Senior scurry Freckles Reese; 3. John Riney; 1. Toni Hagen; 2. Shawna Little g irl’s and bo y ’s November emphasis will be on a minimum. The children will 4. Tommy Norton; 5. Tyson Daly, 3. Tanetta Poppe; and 4. Dawna Ditmore. basketball is scheduled to meet ball-handling. In December the be playing games for the fun of Tramel; and 6. B.J. Crume, T u e s d a y a n d T h u r s d a y children will be playing against it. Practice is devoted to each week from 3:30 to 5:00 children of the same age from familiarizing children with the p.m. Children, ages 7 to 12, Nespelem and Yakima. A game of basketball. If there are any questions may register when they arrive tournament will be held at the at the Community Center for Warm Springs Community contact Fran Moses at the Community Center, 553-1161, Center December 3 and 4. practice. Competition will be kept to ext. 243 or 244. D u r in g O c to b e r a n d All-Around Champion of the 1983 St Pat’s Cowdeo is a nine year old cowboy-Gary Sampson. Gary- Was the top money winner at the two day event. Children’s basketball practice begins Warm Springs Boxing Club update With this years boxing program still in infant stages the WSBC has 15 boys in training for another busy year. The boys are under the watchful eyes of coaches Gerald and Randy Smith. Gerald said the club will have another active year and have already took part in two boxing matches. The first one held in the Jr. High School in Hood River on September 24, where Lonnie Smith 8 years old n the 60 pound class, Thom as Maralus 9 years old 60 pounds and Delbert Lawson 12 years old in the 85 pound division were entered. For their first time out the boys done real well for such a short time in prepration for the matches. On October 8-9, the WSBC entered three boys in the Sub- Novice boxing tournament held in Vancouver, Washing ton. Ja b b a r Davis came through as an un-contested champion in the 11 year old 105 North American All-Indian Boxing Championship Civic Center Arena Great Falls, Montana November 4 7 ,1 8 >19^; < pound division. Rusty Marcum also came out an un-contested champion in the 15 year old 147 pound class. In a special bout Rusty was matched with a boy T from the Eugene Boxing Club and lost a close decesion. lib Everett Windyboy in the 13 year old 119 pound class lost a split decesion in his bout. This was Windyboys first match which showed he still needs lots of work dispite loseing a toe to toe action packed bout for the full three rounds. A bid has been submitted for the Silver Glove Tournament to be held here on November 12-13. This will include boxing clubs fro m O regon and Southwest Washington and will be sanctioned by the USA/ABF Oregon Associa tion. But if this does not materalize there will be a smoker held on those dates Spilyay Tymoo photo by MiUer h e re in W arm S p rin g s Desiree Allen leaving thé chute on her'calf during the Jr. ca lf according to Gerald Smith. riding contest at the Cowdeo.
