PACE 6 February 12. 1988
Warm Springs, Oregon
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The Madras White Buffaloes
evened their league standings to a 3
win and 3 loss record on Sat. night
Feb. 6, as they posted a 62-51 win
over the Nyssa Bulldogs here on
the home floor.
The Buffs were never in any
trouble throughout the game lead
ing 18-10, at the end of the first
quarter and 36-21 at the half. The
Nyssa team came our strong in the
third quarter to out score the Buffs
20-14. but with the lead the Buffs
had built early in the game kept
them out in front. The Buffs settled
down in the final quarter to out
score the Bu'Mogs and fake the
win.
Paul Williams the Buff Jr. for
ward was the top point producer
for the Buffs with a total of 14,
Schneider and Jeff Cordill each
scored 12 apiece, Steve Cordill and
Buster Stoddard each added 8 points
apiece, Curt Cosgrove 6, and Jab
bar Davis 2 to round out the scor
ing for the Buffs. The Buffs had a
total of 12 fouls during the game
and they were only four out of 1 1 at
the free throw line. Free throws are
important, sometimes games are
won or lost at the free throw line.
Nyssa had 14 fouls whistled on
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them during the game, they were 6
of 13 at the free throw line for a
little better percentage at that depart
ment. Sloggert and Scott Bullock
each scored 14 points for the losers
while Barney Bukeradded 12, Ron
Talbert6andJensen3,EricKnothe
2 to round out the scoring for
Nyssa.
The Buffs travel to Burns for
their next game with the Hilanders
for the return game. In their first
meeting the Buffs won the first
game, but the Hilanders, no matter
how low they may be in the league
standings they spell trouble on their
home court. Mac Hi, Ontario and
Bakei still havetocometo Madras
and all three teams are a threat and
could cause trouble for the Buffs.
Tournament begins Feb. 12
The annual 16 and Under Bas
ketball tournament starts Friday,
February 12 at the Warm Springs
Community Center. The three-day
event will have teams from White
Swan. Wapatoand Nespelem. Wash
ington and four local boys' teams,
the Sid waiter Flats, the Vols. Warm
Springs Community Center and
the Renegades.
The first game of the eight team
double elimination play will be
between White Swan and the Sid
walter Flats boys at 6 p.m. on Fri
day. The Warm Springs Vols will
go against the Warm Springs Com
munity Center at 7:30. Friday. The
third game will feature Warm
Springs Renegades against the
Wapato team starting at 9 p.m. On
Saturday. February 13 a Nespelem
team will meet a second team from
"vi-iite Swan at 10 a.m.
1 earns will be vying for the cham
pionship title and plaques; plaques
will also be given for second, third
and fourth place teams with ten
jerseys for the championship team,
a most valuable player plaque and
a Mr. Hustle plaque will be given.
One team will be selected for the
sportsmanship plaque.
Remo Smith of the Buffs is setting up a play against Vale in the Greater Oregon L eague game. Madras went on
to win the game and up their standings in the league.
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The Madras White Buffaloes were
rolling right along knocking off
teams one after another, "team's
who are rated higher then them
selves. First they went down to The
Dalles and won a close game there,
next they traveled to Hood River
Valley and beat the Eagles on their
home floor. Both games were close
as the Buffs managed to pull out
It was a .matter of running out
the clock for the Buffs to notch a
victory overa welt, bahced BendH
Lava Bear girls basketball team.
This happened on the Buffs home
floor on Feb. 2, 1988. The Buffs got
the jump on the Bend Lava Bears
which appeared to get them a little
off track and somewhat rattled as
Jenel Wiles canned three buckets,
the wins. Then the Bend Lava ; AngieJNamenuk got two Held goals,
Bears the AAA threat in the Inter- Christel Leonard added a field goal
Mountain league, came into town,
but the Buffaloes were able to close
the door on them and take the
victory.
All these teams have a good
record as The Dalles and Hood
River Valley are rated high in their
own league, while the Bend Lava
and was two for two at the free
' throw line, while Emily Rolls added
. a field goal and was one of two at
! the free throw line to give the Buffs
a 17-9 first quarter lead,
j During the second quarter the
gym echoed with whistles as offi
cials were calling fouls galore, The
Bears are holding their own in the : Buffs cams away with 9-13 at the
Spllyy Tymoo photo by Showciyk
A lexandria Miller welcomes swimmers to the Village pool at Kah-Nee-Ta
which is open from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. daily.
Inter-Mountain AAA league. As
Bend rolled into town things looked
bit gloomy for the Buffs, especially
during the JV game as Bend was
ripping up the Madras girls while a
lean and calm varsity team sat in
the stand watching the game. Dur
ing pre-game warm-up the Bend
team looked smooth and well bal
anced and that the Buffs were in for
a long night. The Bend girls may
free throw line to Bends 4-8. The
Lava Bears out scored the Buffs in
i the second quarter 16-15, but the
eager Buffs held a 32-25 half time
lead.:
! In the third quarter Laura Snow
was found open under the basket
time and again and scored four
'baskets from heads up play of
Christel Leonard as she managed
to get the ball to Snow for the easy
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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Agency Longhouse
Friday, February 12, 1988
8.00 a.m Registration Agency Longhouse-AII Day
Displays and Video Programs Celilo Fishing, "White
Man Way" 1976 Bi-Centenial Flag Presentation, Pi-Ume-Sha,
"The Earth Is My Home, Warm Springs
Today".
Slides by: CultureHeritage, Elton Greeley and Nathan
Jim, Sr.
Opening Remarks: M.C. Nathan Jim, Sr. & Howard
Arnett
9:00 a.m Warm Springs Students Presentation
Welcome Comments: Verbena Greene
CultureHeritage Vice-Chairman
Historical Comments:
Jeff Sanders, Sr. Staff Analyst. SecretaryTreasurer
Office ,
Liz Tewee MOIHS Staff & Education Committee
member
Charles Calica EducationT raining Director
Evalino Patt Education Committee Chairperson
InvocationComments Shaker Church
Representative-Peggy Poitra
10:00 a.m Snack Break
10:15 a.m Warm Springs Today: Video Tape
Comments: by Tribal Employees
11:00 a.m. . . . . .Closing Remarks Nathan Jim, Sr. & Howard Arnett
Buses return to respective schools
12:00-1:00 p.m. Noon Luncheon provided at Agency Longhouse Film:
Tamanawis lllahee
have taken the Madras Buffs a bit -two. Rolls added two baskets while
too lightly while the Buffs were try- Jenel Wiles added one as the Buffs
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ary Celebratio
1:30 p.m Tour of Warm Springs Transportation Provided by
Tribe
Housing '; Water Treatment Plant
Re-Regulating Dam Kah-Nee-Ta
Mill Plywood KWSIKWSO Radio Stations
Apparel Industry Fish Hatchery
Arrive at Simnasho Longhouse After Tour
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5:00 p.m Dinner Simnasho Longhouse
M.C. Nathan Jim, Sr. & Howard Arnett
InvocationComments Peggy Poitra, Shaker Church
Representative
Welcome
Lori Danzuka Miss Pi-Ume-Sha 1987-88
Vernon Henry Seekseequa District Chief
Karen Wallulatum Seekseequa District
Councilwoman
Ellen Johnson Seekseequa District
Councilwoman
Introduction of Senior Citizens of Seekseequa District
Presentation of Awards and Gifts Lizzy Rhoan and
Vernon Henry
Historical Comments:
Ruby Leno Past BIA
Cyrus Katchia Descendent of Chief Daniel Katchia
Grant Waheneka Former Simnasho District
Councilman
Introduction of V.I.P.8 and Tribal
Representatives '
6:30 p.m Closing Remarks Nathan Jim. Sr. & Howard
Arnett
Recess
Tour Buses return to Warm Springs Agency
Longhouse
, The Bend Lava Bears battled
back to close the gap to a single
point and just a few seconds remain
ing in the game. Christel Leonard
was fouled and she calmly sank a
pair free throws to give the Buffs
the three point lead. The Lava
Bears make two desperate attempts
on two three points shots to try to
even the score but each time the
ball bounced
away and time ran out giving the
Buffs the victory.
Tourney set
The Central Oregon Racquetball
tournament, hosted by the intram
ural department at Central Oregon
Community College, will be held
this year from February 15 to the
25. Men and women over age 18
are eligible to enter with skill levels
ranging from novice through
advanced. All matches will be played
after 5:30 p.m. on the courts in
COCC Mazama gym. Entry to the
tourney is $2, COCC students may
enter for $1. A t-shirt may be pur
chased for an additional $6. Dead
line for entries is Wednesday, Feb
ruary 10. Entry forms are available
at Mazama gym, the Central Oregon
Sports Center, Juniper Aquatic Cen
ter or by calling Larry Wagner at
382-61 12. ext. 4 in
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Don Hopps
DonHopps, 509-J School District
athletic director was recently select
ed Oregon A A Athletic Director of
the year.
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tourney
set
The 37th A inual Southwest All
Indian basketball tournament is
scheduled for March 31, April 1
and 2, 1988 in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Sponsor of the tournament are
Sun-Earth Alliance Indian Club.
For more information contact
Brenda Phillips, American Indian
programs, SCC, 602-94 1-0999, ext.
n schedule
Agency Longhouse
Saturday, February 13, 1988
6:00 a.m Breakfast Available at Both Longhouses
Displays & Video Programs, slide displays
9:00 a.m Registration Agency Longhouse-AII Day
Opening Remarks; M.C. Michael Clements & Dennis
Karnopp
9:30 a.m Veterans Recognition; Opening Claude Smith, Sr.
Commander of Post
Advancing of Colors VFW & Auxiliary
Parade Song Simnasho Elders
Invocation
Post Colors Flag Song Arthur Mitchell Drum
M.C. Alvin Smith Historical Comments
Moment of Silence Taps Prayer Song
Speaker Jim Foltz National Officer
Introduction of Visiting Veterans Jim Foltz, Claude
Smith, Sr.
Presentation of Awards
Introduction of VFW Auxiliary
Verbena Greene President of Auxiliary
Lillian Smith Trustee
Gold Star Mother Annie Yahtin Gilbert Yahtin killed
in Europe
Closing Remarks VFW & Auxiliary
11:00 a.m Retreat
Victory Song Arthur Mitchell Drum Everybody Out
side Gun SaluteTaps
11:30 a.m Washut
InvocationComments Agency Longhouse
Prosanna Williams
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