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STARTING OUT Mini-marathon participants leave the stating
Mini-Marathon draws 1
1.0 Mile Fun Run Walk
I . Nick Yost (category winner) 1 . Mark Hammond (category
27, 9:08; 2. Christy Yost (category winner), 30, 37:09; 2. Dan
winner), 25, 9:08; 3. Cory Gadell Bansemer (category winner), 50,
(category winner), 10, 9:18; 4. 40:23; 3. Denise Freeman (catego
R icky Lanier, 1 1 , 9: 19; 5. Justin ry winner), 27, 40:25; 4. Richard
Neth, II, 11:03; 6. Tewanee Smith, 37,40:50; 5. John Head,
Sahme (category winner) 9, 12:01; 42, 41:03; 6. Julian Smith, 30,
7. Joshua Neth, 9, 13:36; 8. 42:44; 7. Dianne Smith (category
Daniel Chavez, 9, 13:48; 9. winner) 36, 43:45; 8. Jerry
Michael Mellon, 7, 16:23; 10. Sampson, 35, 44:06; 9. Gordon
Dorothy Smith, (category win- Black, 36, 45:38; 10. Emerson
ncr),36, 16:31; 1 1. Jessie Reese, Miller (category winner) 16,44:26;
5, 17:08; 12. Phillip Squiemphen, 1 1. Everett Miller, 45, 48:52; 12.
5, 18:11; 13. Lynn Chavez, 7, Alyssa Macy, (category winner)
18:12; 14. Earlynne Graybael, 1 1, 50:26; 13. Jarrod Sampson,
31, 18:15; 15. Kelly Muniz, 7, 11, 50:27; 14. Andrew Smith,
18:16; 16. Mary D. Smith 38, 13, 52:09; 15. Gerald Sampson,
22:19; 17. Bernadette Smith 4, 13, 52:48: 16. Jasper Strong, 8,
22:19; 18. Travis Miller, 7. 22:42; 52:51; 17. Darryl Smith, 36,
19. Willis Bagley, 7, 22:43. 52:52; 18. Fran Moses-Ahern,
26, 52:54; 19. Nelson Zomont,
3.0 Mile overall results 41, 53:18; 20. Jake Coochise.
13, 54:11; 21. Walter J. Main,
I. Vernon Suppah, Jr. (category 48, 54:41; 22. Jacob Strong, 8,
winner) II. 26:27; 2. Marvin 55:33; 23. Eldon Tom, 37, 56:33;
Arquette, 13. 26:47; 3. Angela 24. Rick Diaz, 20, 58:08; 25.
Smith (category w inner), 14, Kristina Sampson (category win
28:09; 4. Joday Goudy, 9, 28:36; ner), 1 5, 58:52; 26. Austin Smith,
5. Greg Arquette, 12, 30:41; 6. 25, 59:19; 27. Demus Martinez,
Jolene Estimo (category winner), 15, 59:33.
27, 32:24; 7. Lamar Jackson, 9,
33:3 1; 8. Rupert Smith. 10,33:34; 13.1 Overall results
9. Shirley Smith. 27, 33:36; 10.
Julie Mitchell. 30, 33:55; II. 1. Jeff Sherman, (category
Louie Smith. 10.34:42; 12. Gary winner), 29, 1.15:47; 2. Jane
Sampson. II, 35:16; 13. Mike Wooton (category winner), 27,
Morris (category w inner), 38, 1. 25:58; 3. Doug Williams, (cate
35:41; 14. Chips Kalama, 10, gory winner), 35, 1.32:58; 4.
36:11; 15. Albert Comedown Terry Squiemphen, 32, 1.33;26;
(categorv winner) 54, 37:01; 16. 5. Ed Roley, (category winner),
Gladys Squiemphen, 29, 37:33; 44, 1.35:34; 6. Dan Ahern, 27,
17. Jason Rabbie. 1 1.38:01; 18.
Vernon Squiemphen, 1 1, 38:01;
19. Orlando Stevens, 11,38:23;
20. Scott Moses, 12, 38:35; 21.
Frank Reese, 10.38:35:22. Casey
Smith, 12. 38:36; 23. William
Henry. 10, 39:00; 24. Starla
Green, 1 3. 39:0 1 ; 25. Vicki Moore,
28, 39:35; 26. Dawn Smith, 32,
39:35; 27. Reena Suppah, 14,
43:35; 28. Arlissa Rhoan, 10,
43:39; 29. Monica Sampson, 14,
44:3 1 ; 30. Ricky Smith (category
winner), 1 5, 44:32; 3 1 . Matthew
Smith, 11, 44:33; 32. Pat Head,
38, 45:33: 33. Jake Suppah, 9,
47:00; 34. Ali Smith, 8, 47:01;
35. Shasta Smith, 5, 47:12; 36.
Lyda Rhoan, 1 0.47: 1 3; 3 7. Valerie
Squiemphen. 34. 47: 14; 38. Karen
Strong, 39, 50;47; 39. Priscilla
Squiemphen, 29, 54:55; 40. Carla
Henry (category winner), 43,
56:1 1;41. Iris Smith. 54. 1.12:12;
42. Carm:n M itchell. 34. 1 .33:56;
43. Margaret Buckland, 57,
1.33:56.
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6.0 overall results
1.35:34; 7. Andy Leonard, 22,
1.43:08; 8. Robert Sandberg,
38, 1.45:47; 9. Thurman
Squiemphen, (category winner),
14, 1.47:23; 10. Leo Hellon, 36,
1.48:50; II. George Ike, 15,
1.50:20; 12. Clifford Earl, 29,
1.50:41; 13. Geoff Bury, 31,
1.52:32; 14. Tom Begay, 52,
1.53:22; 15. Tecumsah Strong,
Barrel racing school
A barrel racing school taught
by Marlene Eddleman (NFR
qualifier) will be held at the
Clark Countv Saddle Club in
Vancouver, Washington May
lOand II.
Fundraising for bowlers
There will be a fund raising
rummage sale May 9 and 10
from lOa.m.todarkbehindthe
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Spilyay Tymoo photo by Shrwciyk
line with determination.
14 runners
Spilvoy lymoo photo by Shrwciyk
FINISH LINE-Three mile
runner makes it to the finish.
14, 1.53:22; 16. Lewis Malatare
Jr. (category winner), 12, 1.53:51;
17. Wally Strong, 42, 1.55:39;
18. Linda Hehn (category win
ner), 30, 1.57:02; 19. Wayne
Bullcalf, 27. 1.59:41; 20. Jim
Macy, 43. 2.02:04; 21. William
Wilson. 27, 2.02:21; 22. Dion
Smith, 26, 2.03:40; 23. Delson
Suppah, 39, 2.05:02; 24. Madeline
Queahpama, 35, 2.06:02; 25.
Elias Yallup.'Jr. 26, D.N.F.
Cost is $130 for student and
one horse, for an extra horse,
$50 will be added.
For more information call
(206) 687-4468 or (206) 892-2749.
Community Center. Proceeds
will go to the mens and womens
national bowlers trip.
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Rodeo planned for Tygh Valley
For a rip-snorting, rough and
ready rodeo, plan to attend ihe
1986 All-Indian Rodeo sponsored
by the Tywama Saddle Club
May 17 and 18 at Tygh Valley.
Each year the Tygh Valley
rodeo draws contestants from
throughout the Western States
and Canada. Crowds of specta
tors arrive to watch the rodeo
and many just set up their
campers and stay at the rodeo
grounds for the entire weekend.
Events planned for the week
are a western dance Friday and
Saturday at 9 p.m.; queen selec
tion Saturday at 1 1 a.m.; Indian
Arts and Crafts Fair throughout
the weekend; Senior Citizen Day
Sunday with admission for half
price; Buckaroo Breakfast
Sunday from 6:30 to 10:30 a.m.
and; a shuttle which will run
from the rodeo grounds to Tygh
Pole Pedal Paddle race set for May 1 7
The 10th Annual Pole Pedal
Race is scheduled for May 17,
I986beginningat Mt. Bachelor
in Bend.
Entry fee for the race $10.00
per team member or $ 1 5.00 per
individual. The fee includes a
t-shirt. Late registration fee is
$15.00 per team members and
Sfl nn fnr individuals. Entrv
deadline is May 5. Late entries
will be accepted until May 1 5 at
5:00 p.m. at Sunnyside Sports
in Bend. Make checks payable
vto Skyliner Ski Club. '' '
The race includes downhill
ski run by approximately
mile, a 10 kilometer cross-country
ski course, a 22 mile bicycle
road race, and a !4 mile river
Travelers place fifth at
The Simnasho Oregon Trave
lers placed fifth, out of 32 teams,
at the 13th Annual N.I.A.A.
Men's National Basketball tour
nament in Billings, Montana on
April 15-19, 1986.
It was evident early in the
game that this tournament would
be competitive and tough. This
is a tournament of the top 32
teams of the United States and
Canada, with the top eight teams
receiving recognition throughout
Indian competition. Next year
the tournament will be held in
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
The Oregon Travelers were
unable to use Jerome Davis,
James Scott, and Harold
Pennington, due to the fact that
they had played with the Warm
Springs Magpies, who had made
it to the nationals, and state
rulings state they have to stay
with their original team.
Even though the Magpies and
Travelers were short on the bench,
' they did a highly respectable
job, there were many top teams
who didn't place in the eight
final places.
The Oregon Travelers, Rocky
Boy Montana, Cluny Canada,
and Crow Hawks, Montana did
a superior job and gained much
, respect from the rest of the
teams.
For the Oregon Travelers and
Four other novice teams, the
brackets played in and the teams
played were very tough. This
was the third national tourna
ment Tony Suppah played in
and he found this to be one of
the better tournaments to be in,
the facilities were good, the
N.I.A.A., directors and tourna
ment committee handled every
thing well. The fourth place
jackets were very nice and deserve
to be mentioned, they were great.
The tournament facilities were
centrally located and made every
thing easier to cope with. The
referees did their jobs to the best
of their abilities, although there
were complaints as there always
w ill be in any competitions.
Our roster consisted of Ron
Jones. Buck Jones, Vic Sohappy,
Valley at various times during
the day.
Camper parking at the grounds
will be $3 for the weekend.
Parking for cars will be SI a
day. Admission to rodeo the
will be $5 and kids $2.
Rodeo events are saddle bronc
with a purse of $500; bareback
with a purse of $450; bull riding
purse of'$450, open to the first
32 paid entries; bull dogging
purse of $400; calf roping purse
of $400; wild cow milking purse
of $400; team roping purse $400;
girls barrel racing purse $400
and wild horse race purse $400,
entries to first eight teams, no
set up and no trade outs. Entry
fee for events is $45 per event
except team roping which is $90
per team. In team roping, ropers
must enter as team.
Buckles will be awarded in all
course and an 8 kilometer run.
Entrie may be individual, cou
ples, average age team, mixed
team, family team, open class.
Packets may be picked up
Friday before the race from
1 2:00-6:00 p.m. A spaghetti feed
in Mirror Pond Park by
Downtowners, $4.50 per person
will be held from 5-7:00 p.m. A
teen dance will be held at Pat
and Mike's beginning at 9:30
p.m. for $3.00 per person.
' On Saturday morning at 7:30
a.m. at Sunrise Lodge, Mt. Bache
lor will feature a special PPP
breakfast at $2.00 and $3.00 per
person. Late competitior packet
pick-up is at 6:30 a.m. at Mirror
Kip Archumbalt, Rich Wells,
Jamie Henry, Roman Suppah
and Big Rat Suppah. The schedu
ling went very well for us.
The Oregon Travelers first
game was against Rainbow Jet
Fort Peck, Montana and was
won by forfeit. The second game
against Laokta Coup Counters
South Dakota was tough, for
the first three quarters. In the
fourth quarter, the other team'
fouled out and enabling us to a
victory of 1 1 3 to 99. Buck "Buffa
lo" Jones scored 29 points, Kip
"Truck" Archumbalt scored 34
points for the Travelers and Jay
Hawk, 24, Mark Linderman 19,
Terry Duprie 16 for Lakota,
South Dakota.
Our third game was tough
from start to finish as they had a
line up of John Mothias, 6'8",
Terry Randall, 67", and Steve
Ledesma, 6'10", to our Rich
Wells, 6'5", Kip Archambault,
6'6", and Buck Jones 6'4".
The only way the Travelers
beat Santa Clara, California,
was by fast breaks, good team
work, board work, defense and
by pushing the ball to the hoop
all four quarters. Kip Archam
bault scored 32 points, Buck
Jones 24, Ron Jones 18 for the
travelers and Steve Ledesma 34
points, Joe Smith 22 and Byron
In The Woods 12 for Santa
Clara, giving us our third victory
at 114 to 101..
In our fourth game, Buck
Jones was injured 15 seconds
into the game. We lead the
Crow Nation Hawks in three
and one half quarters until foul
trouble took its toll on the team.
Ron Jones and Kip Archambault
both fouled out in the middle of
the fourth quarter and our offense
and defense both went flat, giving
us our first defeat at 109 to 97.
Buck Jones scored 25, Kip Archam
bault Ron Jones 1 2, Rich Wells
12 for travelers team points.
Robert Take Enemy scored 12,
George Pretty Weasel, 19, Jon
Takes Enemy 48, and Sam Fitz
patrick 13 for Crow Nation
Hawks, Montana.
In our final game, Kip Archam
events. A "top hand"saddle will
oe awarded to person entered in
a timed event and a judged
event; to the top money winner
in each a judged and timed ,
event.
Entries open May 2. 1 986 and
close May 14 at 9 p.m. Mail
entries to Ginger Johnson. P.O.
Box 541, or phone (503) 553
1750, Warm Springs, Oregon
97761. Enclose entry fees or
Western States Indian Rodeo
Association card number. Tele
graphed money will not be
accepted. Send money orders.
At the rodeo only cash or money
orders will be accepted. No
Canadian money. Hometown
and permit holders must have
entry fees paid by May 14.
Permits must be purchased by
noon on Saturday, May 17.
Telephone entries must have
current WSIRA card.
Pond Park. Race starts at 10:00
a.m. Special awards will be pre
sented at 2:30 a.m. for best team
names. A beer garden is scheduled
for 12-5:00 p.jn. A pepsi garden
is held for those under 21 during
that time.
An awards ceremony with
special prizes for male and female
individuals and first places in
Open Class will be held at 4:00
p.m.
A Post Pole Paddle Party is
sponsored by Skyliners and Mt.
BacheMr VMuTitaer Ski Patrol,
8:00 p.m. at the Riverhouse
featuring a video tape of the
1986 PPP. Admission is $3.50
per person. Pat and Mike's will
feature another teen dance at
9:30 p.m. for $3.00 per person.
tournament
bault wasn't able to make it. We
were still leading Rocky Boy,
Montana for three and one half
quarters until team fouls caused
us to go down in defeat at 120 to
106, giving Rocky Boy, Montana
third place and the Simnasho
Oregon Travekers fifth place in
the national tournament. We
are hoping to do better next
year in Oklahoma City, Okla
homa, we'd be very happy to see
more support for sponsorship
to enable us to participate.
We felt that we had good
representation in the tourna
ment, the competition was tough
and we as a team would very
much like to thank all the people
who supported and sponsored
us to Billings, Montana. We'd
also like to say "Thanks a lot"
to Satch Miller for assisting us
out in Billings.
Mens tournament results
Champions North Dakota Warriors (76)
Runner l p Crow Nation Hawks, Mt. (74)
Third Rocky Boy, Montana
Fourth Chico, California
Fifth Simnasho, Oregon
Sixth Oklahoma City Spirits
Seventh Lakota Coup Counters, South Dakota
Eighth Cluny, Canada
M.V.P. Monty Larsen-North Dakota Warriors
Mr. Hustle Tim Henry, Rocky Boy, Montana
Best Defense Ron Jones, Simnasho, Oregon
All Stars
Terry Dupris
Joe Hutt
Lindie Waters
Curt Kelly
Tim Henry
Ron Jones
Art Hernendet
Arch Stiffarm
Monty Larsen
Steve Hall
Robert Takes Enemy
Jon Takes Enemy
Lakota, South Dakota
Chico, California
Oklahoma City Spirits
Cluny, Canada
Rocky Boy, Montana
Simnasho, Oregon
Chico, California
Rocky Boy, Montana
North Dakota Warriors
North Dakota Warriors
Crow Hawks, Montana
Crow Hawks, Montana
Womens Tournament Results
Champions Tuisa, Oklahoma
Runner l p Oklahoma City Spirits
Third Warm Springs Intertribal
Fourth Red Shawl, South Dakota
Fifth Montana Stan
Sinth Pine Ridge, South Dakota
Seventh Alaska
Eighth Eagle Butte South Dakota
M.V.P. Sevelle Wilson Tuha, Oklahoma
Mrs Hustle Mary Lane, Oklahoma CHy Spirits
Beat Defense Domy Decovey, Pine Ridge, SD
Al Stara
Jo Anne Price Alaska
Donna Marten Stoaa Stammer, Sowrk Dakota
Domsa Decmy Paw Ridge, Soarh Dakota
Norm Hemeadet Red Saawl, Sown Dakota
Cteana Caasal Same Canada
Saaie Caraaa Moataaa North Stara
Fraa Moaaa laautiftal ana Sprints Oregna
J.rfu Joa IHiulhaL Waraa Springs. OR
Saaraa RoaMa) Otkahoaai City Sptraa
Caady Taeaaa Oklaaaaaa dry Sparta
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