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Page 6 ( January 18.1985 S pilyay T/ ymoo J Buffs make sweep over Central S co tt .Williams scored 11 points in the first half and 12 in the second half to top all scorers for the night to lead the Madras W h ite B u ffalo e s p a s t th e Panthers of Central High School from Monmouth, Oregon. This making it a sweep for the two meetings of the two schools. The Buffs jumped out to an early lead and right from the start they were in no serious trouble. They out scored the visitors 20-11, at the end of the first quarter. It was a game where all the boys saw some action especially in the second quarter the reserves carried the game pretty well as each player on the roster made statistics in one way or the other, by scoring points or making personal fouls. Beside Williams sharp shoot ing, Ken Hausinger was four of seven from the tree throw line and M adden was six of seven During M adras JV, Maupin varsity game, defensive White Buff alo player Leonard R e d f ox dribbles from the free throw line, all into the basket around Maupin Redsides. came in the second half. Nathan Girls win over Culver The Madras girls basketball team tucked another win in their belts on Tuesday night beating the Culver Bulldogs 42- 29, on the M adras home court. This was their last non-league game oj the year and now each game really counts for them as they will play their first league game Saturday at Nyssa. Ashley Thorpe led all scorers with 12 points, followed by Lana Shike with ten, Eagen chipped in eight, Williams had four points while Sullivan, Ragland, Harri son and Wilkenson each has two points apiece, for the night. Thompson and HanSOn led the scorers for the Bulldogs With the Bulldogs to overcome. six, Frazer fivç and Hagman two points for the Bulldogs. Culver had 11 fouls called ♦It was a slow played game, against them to nine for the one with many turnovers for Buff’s. No one fouled out and both teams. The Buffs led at there were no technical fouls, I Chemawa Braves girl’s basket- ball team here , in the Warm Springs C om m unity C enter January 11, by the score of I Spilyay Tyrttoo photo b y Miller Jennifer Boyle o f the M adras White Buffaloes going up fo r two points in the game with the Chemawa Braves. There were a lot of fast breaks during the game which kept the Chemawa Braves on the defensive all evening. Community Center Calendar January January January January 18 20 25 28 January 30 January 31 ' Pool and foosbalf tournament, 3:00 p.m Trailblazers Youth Tournament, Portland Li’l Miss Warm Springs pageant, 7:00 p.m. Li4*l Boys and girls basketball fundraising bingo, 6:30p.m . W omen’s volleyball tournament, 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. Freshman girl’s basketball, 4;00 p.m. 5:45 and 7:30 p.m. The next Tuesday there will be a non league game in M adras between the Chemawa Braves and the Buffaloes with the JV game get ting underway at 5:45 and the Varsity game "at 7:30 p.m. The" Chemawa Bravesparticipate in the Capitol League around the Salem area. Chemawa has had it’s ups and downs lately and has been on the road of rebuild ing. With the old school removed and the new school built just recently students are new, so the building of a good athletic pro gram has had its problems. After the Chemawa game the Buffs will be on the road for the next four games where they will travel to Mac Hi, Burns, Vale, and Nyssa. The next home game will be here on February 23, with Mac Hi, and on March 2, the final home game as well as the final game of the year and hopefully on to Eugene for the State tournament. W.S. youth play in Trailblazer tourney The Warm Springs 7th and 8th grade girls basketball teams half time with the score 22-11. traveled to Portland, January Culver came back in the second 13, to participate in a basketball half to score 18 points to keep tournam ent sponsored by Fred pace with the Buffs, but with Meyer and the Portland Trail the big lead they ran up in the blazers. The winners of the tour first half was just vt'oti nruchMfor nament will.play a game during the h al£ -lim e jt t^ a P o rtland Trailblazer gamesin the future. •There were 16 teams who played in the first round with the losers out. The Warm Springs 7th grade girls who were joined by the girls from Madras, played well against the taller opponents where the lead changed hands several times but in the last quarter the local girls were out scored by a 10-2 margin which 76-24. i Teresa Sullivan’s 19 points made the big difference and the sparked the Buff stirge that car loss for the girls. ried the States No: 2 ranked Team members who made Buff girls to the win in what was the first meeting between the the trip were Ja n O sborn, two School^. The Buffs were M a sam i D a n z u k a , M arcy with out the services of two reg Hawes, Jocelyn Moses, Desiree ulars, one for disciplinery rea Allen, Rahnee Huntington, Joey sons and one. sidelined by a Ratliff, Shirley Allen and Tobi knee injury. Scoring in double Smith. figures along with Sullivan were The 8th graders lost to the Ashley Thorpe 16, Williams 11, and Margaret McClelland 10. Meadow Park Jr. High 42-30, Also scoring for the Buffs were in a hard played game despite Toby Smith brings ball down sidelines while Shirley A lien screens Ragland 7, Harrison, Eagan 4, the local team only had six during Trailblazers Youth Basketball tournament held in Por Joyce Suppah 2 and Wilkenson players, but (hey made a good tland January 13. showing for themselves. With did not score. Sherry Pihawk had 10 points only six players it was hard for they are in league play. She said girls just rah out of gas so-to- for the Braves to lead the scor the team because of certain rules the girls were a bit nervous speak, and the pressure too great. ing and also scoring for the and regulations they had to fol before the games but as they What they needed was some Braves were Patil 4, Sammy low during the game. A player went along, they sfettled down help from the bench which was Allen 3, James 2, Metcalf: 2, had to play a full quarter before and played well for themselves.* not there. Team members who made Well next the girls will settle Maria M inthorn 2, and B ill!. substitution. Coach Fran Moses The Buffs outscored the Braves said that it was a good expe the trip were Angie Namenuk, down for their own league games in each quarter, 23-6,18-4,19-5 rience for the girls to become Leslie Freeman, Janel Wiles, yihich will be starting in the and 21-9. Chemawa had a total exposed to competition on the Barbie Lynn Tanewasha, Christel near future and this experience of- 16 fouls and also losing outside and what to expect when Leonard and Shauna Craig. The might do good for them. Pihawk, while Madras had 11 fouls for the night. In speaking with the coach before the game it was indicated that the holidays had disrupted their athletic schedule because being a boarding school the kids travel a long way home for the holidays and they just haven’t had the time to really Work together as they would haVe liked. A lot .of the hometown fans had reason to root for both’ teams Us familiar faces were on each side. The Chemawa Braves participate in the Capitol league in the Salem area. For the Buff’s, they will start their league schedule on the road as they travel to face the strong Nyssa Bulldogs of East ern Oregon; ’Friday,’ January^ 18, and on Saturday they will face the Vale Vikings. The game time for the Nyssa game is* 5:45 and 7:30, M.S.T. and for the Madras scores high Vale game L00 p.m. and 3:30 Madras wrestlers won 10 o f 13 titles during the Nets Ochs Memorial Tournartnent.Saturday, January p;m. M.S.T, The following week end they will be home when 12 at M adras High School. The tournament with teamsfrom Burns, LaPine and Stevenson Washing they will host the Burns Hilan- ton participating ended with Madras scoring 55 points. Madras beat LaPine 63-12, Burns 62-12 and ders with game time at 5:45 and Stevenson 71-5. Madras wrestlers will be at Stevenson January 19 and at Burns January 26. Their next meet at home is the Madras Tourney, February 2. 7:30 p.m. B low out for the g irl Buffs It was like shooting fish in a barrel for the White Buffalo girl’s basketball team as they towered and romped over the Main added 14 points and had plenty of assists during the game. With his superior ball handling and play making kept Central off balance all evening long. W aldorf had five points and was one of the top rebounders in the game. Lowell Heydon also had five points and Den- dauw three points. Corey Amos was the high point man for Central with 12 points. There were a total of 17 fouls called on Central and 16 on Madras. Now with pre-season games are all past, the conference games will be undereway where a win really counts. The first league game for the Buffs is on the home court against the Vale Vikings, Saturday January 9, with the JV game getting under way at 5:45 and the Varsity game to start at 7:30 p.m. On the following Friday January 25, the Nyssa Bulldogs will come to town for the Buffs second league game with game times at
