PACE 6 June30, 1989
Warm Springs, Oregon
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The annual Pi-Ume-Sha rodeo
was enjoyed by young and old Sat
urday and Sunday, June 24 and 23,
1989. The weather wai hot but
beautiful. Following are the results
starting with Saturday, June 24,
1989.
Saddle Bronc: 1st place Terry
Parrish (68) from Pendleton,
Oregon; 2nd place J. E. Florendo
(64) , Warm Springs Oregon.
Bareback: 1st place Mike
Carlson (68), Pendleton,
Oregon; 2nd place Leslie Walton
(65) . Redmond, Oregon.
Bull Riding: 1st place Jeff
Thrasher (63), Princville, Oregon.
Calf Roping: 1st place Clay
Finlcy (15.75), Princville, Oregon;
2nd place John Alps (29.03),
Madras, Oregon.
Team Roping: 1st place Randy
Warnnock(9.35), Maupin, Oregon
and Jeff Wchrlev. Nvssa. Oreson
Sr. Barrels: 1st place Dale Fin
Icy ( 1 8.78). Princville. Oregon; 2nd
place Joan Shaw (19.45). Esta
cada, Oregon.
Jr. Barrels: 1st place Candy
Finlcy (25.28). Princville. Oregon.
Sunday, June 25, results art as
follows:
Saddle Bronc: 1st place Terry
Parrish (64), Pendleton, Oregon.
Bareback: 1st place Joe Pat
node (47), Arlington, Oregon.
Bullriding: 1st place Joe Pat
node (69), Arlington, Oregon.
Team Roping: 1st place John
Alps (24.55), Madras, Oregon and
Jeff Wehrley. Nyssa, Oregon.
Calf Roping: 1st place John
Alps (13.45), Madras, Oregon.
Sr. Barrels: 1st place Marita
Johnson (20.05), Warm Springs,
Orfton: 2nd olace Jodell John-
ton (20.95), Warm Springs, Oregon.
Jr. Barrels: lit place Una
Johnson (26.60), Warm Springs,
Oregon.
Steer Riding: 1st place Brad
Parrish, Ft. Klamath, Oregon.
Wildhorse Racing: (Saturday re
sults) 1st place Ron Morning Owl,
Warm Springs, Oregon; 2nd
place Jason Smith, Warm Springs,
Oregon; 1st place Jason Smith,
Warm Springs, Oregon; 2nd place
Francis Splno, Warm Springs,
Oregon, with the over-all average
going to Jason Smith team, Warm
Springs, Oregon; 2nd place Ron
Morning Owl, Warm Springs, Oregon.
The Ail-Around Cowboy Award,
which was the . Matthew Wewa
Memorial buckle went to John
Alps from Madras, Oregon.
The action was hot and heavy during the men's tournament last weekend. The Reservation Suns were
victorious in their bid for the championship.
Visiting teams take tournaments
WSIRA rodeo planned for Klamath
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The annual slow-pitch softball
tournament held in conjunction with
Pi-Ume-Sha Treaty Days was held
June 23 to 25. There was both a
womens and a mens bracket.
The champion of the womens
division were the Northwest Swin
gers. Second place went to the Yel
low Jackets, third to the Bravettes,
while Lapwai received fourth place.
Sportsmanship went to the Pen
dleton Smokers. All stars for the
Warm Springs players include June
and Julian Smith of the Bravettes
and Anita Bryant from Guerin
Logging.
In the men's division, the Reser
vation Suns took the champion
ship. The Pendleton Minute Men
placed second. Lapwai was third,
while fourth was awarded to
Taholah. Sportsmanship went to
the White Swan Buckskins. No all
stars were given to Warm Springs
The Klamath Treaty days All
Indian Rodeo and Powwow is
scheduled for August 26 and 27,
1989, to be held at Chiloquin,
Oregon, with rodeo times set for
1:30 p.m. daily.
There will be the regular seven
major rodeo events which include
saddle bronc, bareback, bull rid
ing, calf roping, wild cowmilking,
team roping and the barrel race.
The entry fee for each event is
S40.00 with a purse of $200.00 in
each event. The entry fee in the
team roping is $40 per man, two
loops, enter two times and must
enter as a team. There is a $7 con
testant fee and the rodeo is sancti
oned by the Western States Indian
Rodeo Association (WSIRA).
Added attractions are the wild
horse race with the entry fee of $60
per team, the purse of $100, entry
fee $40 per man and can enter two
times and must enter as a team.
One member of the team must be a
non-Indian.
There will be junior events open
to anyone 12 years old and under.
The events are steer riding and bar
rel racing with a purse of $50 and
the entry fee is $5.
Books open August 14, 1989,
and close August 23, from 5:00 to
9:00 p.m. during the weekdays.
Phone entries to (503) 783-2662.
Mail entries: payable to Klamath
Treaty Days Rodeo, P.O. Box 1 1 3,
Chiloquin, Oregon 97624. Cash or
money orders only, no personal
checks will be accepted. Permit
holders and home towner entrants
must have entries paid by 7 p.m.
August 23.
Rodeo admission is: Adults, $3,
Senior Citizens and kids from 8 to
17 years of age, $2.
Other events during the rodeo
and powwow are on August 25, a
barbecue from 4 to 6 p.m.; Miss
Klamath pageant at 7 p.m. and a
warm-up powwow atarting at 8
p.m.
On August 27, a cowboy break
fast will be held at 8 a.m. Church
services will begin at 10 a.m.
Another barbecue will be held from
4 to 6 p.m. and a competitive pow
wow will start at 6:30 p.m. Conces
sions and arts and crafts will also
be on hand.
Awards for the rodeo events will
include for the All-Around Cham
pion a jacket and spurs. All event
winners will receive buckles and
the special event winners will receive
jackets. The Klamath Tribe invites
everyone to this annual event.
Pi-Ume-Sha Committee Raffle
players.
Pi-Ume-Sha Fun Run results
Spllyty Tymoo photo by Coochltt
Christel Leonard, a Bravettes team member, made a single after hitting
the ball to the shortstop. Bravettes placed third in the womens softball
tourney.
Reservation Runners' raffle results told
ITEM
Dinner for
Wing Dress
Ribbon Shirt
Ribbon
Beaded
WON BY
Sylvia McCabe
Leslie Cochran
John Chambers
Shirt
Cap
DONATED BY
JohnNormandie
Anderson
OliverNancy
OliverNancy
Beaded Cap
2 Swim Passes
2 Video Rentals
Beaded Earrings
Beaded Earrings
$5 Lottery Tickets
Headphones
Sunshield
Sunshield
Key Chain
WSRR Shirt
WSRR Shirt
Running Tights
Running Tights
Charlotte Herkshan OliverNancy
Megan Harding TerryGladys
Squiemphen
Annabelle JaramilloTerryGladys
Squiemphen
Kirk
Kirk
Kirk
Tommy Grover,
Stan Kneeland
Stan Kneeland
Stan Kneeland
Lynn Chavez
Myrna Courtney
Loye Ryan
Nancy Kirk
Charlene White
Allen Cailloux
Bernie Tufti
Dan Breitbart
Bernie Tufti
Jr. Kah-Nee-Ta
Sandra Greene
Mary Smith
Mary Smith
DanFran Ahern
Val Squiemphen
Kah-Nee-Ta
Kah-Nee-Ta
Val Squiemphen
Running Club
Running Club
Garment Factory
Garment Factory
The Pi-Ume-Sha Fun Run, held
in the early morning hours of June
24, had a total of 87 runners who
participated in the annual event.
Listed below are those winners
6.4 Mile
11-19 Male Hector Macias, 41.05;
Thurman Squiemphen, 41.09 and
Vernon Squiemphen, 48.15.
20-29 Male Robert Macy, Jr.,
41.45; Joe Fragua Toledo, 46.49;
and Arnold Eyle, 51.08.
30-39 Male Stan Kneeland, 37.2 1 ;
Roy Nakamura, 42.38; and Alfred
Eyle, 45.18.
40 and Over Male Fred Bushong,
42.03; Doug Cleavenger, 42. 1 5; and
Bob Ryan, 45.18.
11-19 Female Sheylene Greene
Boise, 58.52; Jolene Boise, 62.26;
and Monica Sampson, 65.51.
30-39 Female Jane Cleavenger,
39.56; Iris Quam, 57.34; and Gladys
Squiemphen, 62.59
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40-49 Female-72.57.
-Charlotte Wilhelm,
2.7 Mile
1 0 & Under Male Tommy Grover,
Jr., 21.25; Norway Pinnick, 23.18;
and Phillip Squiemphen, 24.22.
11-19 Male Wade DeCoteau,
20.36; Skyler Pinnick, 21.26; and
Eugene Andy, 22.34.
20-29 Male Brian Zwang, 24.36.
30-39 Male Don Dexter, 17.30;
Clayton Eastman, 17.40; and Wil
lie Selam, 27.43.
1 1-19 Female Tanya Selam, 25.06;
and Louisa Tuckta, 27.31.
20-29 Female Irene Orozco, 25.5 1 ;
Cheryle Brown, 26.44; and Lor
raine Suppah, 31.56.
30-39 Female Sandra Greene,
27.52; Kati Thomas, 38.06; and
Barbara Poncho, 45.30.
40-49 Female Jane Westergaard
Nimocks, 26.38; Diane Perlman,
26.41 and Lori Gibson, 27.32.
ITEM WON BY DONATED BY
$25 Phil Bill Ada Sooksoit
Necklace Naomi Jacks Adeline Miller
Leather Belt Patti Brunoe Wilbur Johnson
Walkman Stereo M. Kahclamat Bill Katchia
$100 Loren Sammaripa Geneva Charley
$100 Cecelia Bearchum Stickgame
Committee
$100 R. Thompson Jr. SilasProsanna
Williams
Beaded Dance
Sticks Marc Arthur Art Mitchell
Buckskin Vest Cora Gerber Adeline Miller
Beaded Moccasins Helen Smartlowit Ada Sooksoit
Beaded Belt Gilbert Yazzie Geneva Charley
Embroidered Shawl Harold Smith Lizzie Rhoan
Nintendo System Lawrence Shike Louise Katchia
Jackson
$150 Dallas Winishut, Jr.Cassie Katchia
$200 Gregg Jackson Isaac Mitchell
$200 Johnson Sampson SilasProsanna
Williams
Pendleton Blanket Louise Jordan Verbena Greene
Beaded Coin PurseOmar Winishut, Jr. Dorotrhy
RedThunder
Beaded Coin PurseNola Queahpama Dorothy
RedThunder
Beaded Belt BuckleBernieGus Tufti Traders
Beaded Key Chain Enos Herkshan Traders
Earrings Tami Salluskin Traders
Money Clip John Katchia, Jr. Traders
National baseball tourney set Fry Bread Open held at resort
The first annual All-Indian, 13-year-old
and under national base
ball tournament will be held August
4, 5 and 6, 1989 on the Wapato,
Washington fields. All coaches and
managers are urged to sign up.
Easter Seals softball marathon set
by Elizabeth Cartney
On Saturday, August 5 begin
ning at noon, the sixth annual
Softball Marathon will be held to
raise money for Easter Seals. All
games will be at Skylane Park in
Bend.
Every team will be given three
hours of playing softball against
Cascade Cycling Classic due
The tenth annual Cascade Cycl
ing Classic, sponsored by Central
Oregon Community College, pro
vides spectators with the opportun
ity to view some of the best profes
sional and amateur cyclists in the
world today.
Volunteers play an important
part in the success of each Cascade
Cycling Classic. This year race
organizers need volunteer course
marshals. Those who can provide
housing for riders during the five
day event are also needed.
A meeting for volunteers will be
held Wednesday, July 5 at 7 p.m. in
the Grandview Cafeteria on the
COCC campus. If you can help or
need more information about
volunteering, please call Sandy
Green at 388-0064.
other teams. Everyone will receive
free baseball visors, and if your
team can make $600 or more, team
members all win jerseys too. And
for teams that can raise $1,250 or
more, wind breakers and jerseys will
be awarded. Members of the team
that raise the most money will go
on a rafting trip down the Des
chutes. The rafting trip is spon
sored by Rapid River Rafters.
Total registration is $200, $50 of
which is a deposit to assure a play
ing slot. Teams are open to being
co-ed, men, women, and even
league. Registration deadline is July
21.
For more information, call the
Easter Seals office at 389-8998.
This will be a true double elimi
nation tournament. The only rule
is that pitchers must be changed
after 12 innings. Seven teams are
needed as soon as possible for the
tourney. Call and leave phone
number and name of team.
The awards will include 15
championship jackets. Second place
winners will receive polo shirts.
Third and fourth place winners will
receive T-shirts. There will be 15
sportsmanship trophies and T-shirts
awarded. There will be 10 all-star
jackets (lined) awarded. One MVP
jacket, one jacket for the most
home runs and one lined jacket for
the best catcher will also be
awarded.
The entry fee is $150 per team.
Deadline is July 3 1 , 1 989. Organiz
ers urge teams to get their fee in as
soon as possible to pay for awards.
Money orders only. Make money
orders payable to Mark J.
Timentwa, PO Box 77, Mallott,
Washington 98829. For more
information call (509) 826-4100
during the day or (509) 826-2561
after 6 p.m.
The annual Fry Bread Open was
held Pi-Ume-Sha weekend, Satur
day and Sunday, June 24 and 25.
The tournament was divided into
three divisions, A through C for
both gross and net divisions.
Division A was for golfers with
handicaps between zero and nine.
The winners of that section were as
follows: Gross: 1. Tom Estimo,
145; 2. Will Moshetti, 148; 3. Dan
Empers, 149. Net: 1. Bob Wilkin
son, 130; 2. Terry Souza, 136; 3.
Levi Bobb, 137.
Division B was for golfers with
handicaps between 10 and 15. The
winners of that section were as fol
lows. Gross: 1 . Jim Wyzard, 1 56; 2.
Richard Azar, 156; 3. Dave Gunst,
162. Net: 1. Bob West, 134; 2. Eiel
Eielson, 1 36;; 3. L. Rabanal, 1 39; 4.
Everette Miller, 139.
Division C was for golfers with
handicaps from 1 6 and up. Winners
in that division were as follows.
Gross: 1. L. B. Phillips, 167; 2.
Dave Lawrence, 172; 3. Norm
Olson, 180. Net: 1. Jim Cooper,
135; Albert Comedown, 135; 3.
Marvin McKenzic, 136.
Endurance Race results told
race. Second was Marty Spino, third
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The annual Endurance Race was
held Saturday, June 24. Following
are the results of that gruelling
race.
In the senior division, Joyce
Suppah crossed the finish line first.
Coming in second was Jerry Ford,
Delvis Health came in third while
Eydie S witzler and Whitney Miller
came in fourth and fifth respec
tively. Flint Scott was first to cross the
line in the junior division of the
Jr. was fourth while Ryan Flo
rendo was fifth.
The Tribal Council office, organ
izers of the race, are already look
ing forward to next year's run.
They are tentatively planning a
"stick horse" race. In addition, the
Gordon Scott family has already
donated a yearling colt for the first
place winner in the senior division.