PACE 6 December 1, 1989
Warm Springs, Oregon
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Black Wolf wins elmination tourney
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7"Ae elemination basketball tounament held over the Thanksgiving weekend saw the Black Wolf team take the
championship by downing the Community Minutemen by the score of 120 to 97. Players from left to right are
Sean McConville, Gene Senator, Max Mitchell, Jay Keys, Donny Bagley and Vernon Smarllowit.
Final standing for the first third of bowling
TEAM STANDINGS I I WON LOST jTOTAi PINS SCRATCH! AVERAGE
i Warm Springs Arh Ascn 3J L3 12&12 215
i Snuff-Butch Logging U L7 11112 lflOJ
3 v f w 25 19 32214 976
jM-riras Auto 2J 2JJ UM2 9J3J
lM-T.lvPStock : 23 2 1 32642 989
. Tnt-pr-Trihal Sports 2J 2J 12132 98J
7 W.rm Springe; FnrPSt Prod U 2J UAH 38J
' Rramrn , L9 25 12121 252
ripcrhiitps rrnssing LB 2fi 32J12 22J
io McPheet-.ers Turf L8 2 IMJ 251
' RnnPrs nrnq L2 2J 3JI2.9J 2
Tn-nranm Mart If 2J 1219J 225
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n Warm Sprinoja at-h Agn Sitinff-Riltrh Lodging ; 1
iMMi,hT..-..3.c.-.w Warm .gpringg Ath Assn 3132 "' H'9"' T"m Q,m Rogers Drug L1Q5
2nd High T..m. 3G.mM y p W 2nd High. T..m O.mi Tntpr-Trjhal SpnrtS 1077
3,dHi,i,T..m.3.G.m qr,ff.Bntrh T.ogging TOfiq 3,d HiBh. T..m G.n,. m.r.iffpst-nrlt-V F W 1074
InHlgh.Ind 3 Q.m- r n j v M TM?onnr 1 High, Ind. G.m. ,Toff Tnmq J
2nd High. lnd.3G.m-l Tff Tnmg q 7 2nd High, Ind. G.m. r,ir1. niy ... 2 4 R
3,dHi,h.lnd 3Q.m T7m y,h n 7 3.d High, Ind. G.m. p a 1 hy T Vahr 747
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES
NAME
Inter-Tribal Sports HC
Satch Miller 6
Frank Alby 21
Don Winishut 29
Ralph Minnick .16
Cliff .Walker 3
Insurance. Mart -
Paul . Stevenson 3 1
Jim Hurt 33
Nathon.. Monroe 1 4
Lonnie Ogilvie 28
Curt Dix -2
Deschutes . Crossing
Alley J)avid : 30
Butch ..David , .45
Ray Calica 35
Sa be. Red thunder 33
Jerry. Sampson 9
Bramco .
Jim .Bean 54
Luke Huskey 72
Scott Taylor 58
Wendell Wade 31
Jim Yahr 4
Warm Springs At hAssn
Rodney Adams '.
Tim Smith
Owen Danzuka
Chet'.yanPejtZ
Miles Vizenor
Rogers, Drug
Ray Lengele . 3 1
Randy Sample, 11
Jef f JToms(203j r2
David Lacey 32
Vic Yahr . 18
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Dan McCooi 34
Steve Marlatt 52
George .Snow 20
Jim. Durglo 80
.Rogers Drug
W.S Ath. Assn
. Insurance. Mart
Inter-Tribal Sports
4632
4764 .
5010
6019
6476
.4970
5407.. 2209
5558-
6716
5499.
3163.
5332.
4203
3940
2566
2487
5334
494 1
4133
4653
5021
6036
4954
5802
657.
4929
5908
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1563 .
1596 .
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GAMES
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30
33
33
30
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23
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30
33
19
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26
30
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30
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30
31
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33
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AVERAGE
1.76
167
182
196
165.
1 84.
.166
J 50
.161
163
.189
140
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165
205
164
137
141
167
182
165
J 87
219
164
179
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142
177
111
Snuff-Butch Logging HC
Ciaude Smith .21
Ron Clements, 2 4
Joe Badoni . 32
Guy Waiiuiatum 40
John Wright -2
Frank. Silvia .33
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Dale Parker J...42
SidjMilier I 45
Benny Heath .4 5
Bob Macv . ... 35
Jeff Sanders. . .
3N;Liyestock
.Rudy .Clements
Conrad Queahpama
Joe .Tuckta
Andy. Leonard
Austin. Greene
Lawrence . Shike ..
18
21
36
29
.47
16
.10
Madras . Auto
Ray Shike Sr 14
Dino Jones .. .40
George . DeJarnatt 1 6
Elton Greeley 26
RayShike . Jr -12
Bruce.Fones 62
McPheeters -Turf .
pi.ckKurz - 61
KirkHolcomb 36
Mike.Walters 33
ChuckSchonneker 36
Jim Brown 55
Bob Ringering 18
Warm Springs Forest
Loyd.Thurman
Rex .Osborne . .
Irv Raines . .
Roger Holcomb ..
Les Gann
Prod
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TOTAL PINS GAMES AVERAGE
5810 33 176
4679 27 173
5420 33 164
2793 18 155
6096 30 203
1962 12 163
5062 " 33" i'53
4508 30 150 .
4486 30 149,
5324 33 . 161 . '
3786 21 180.
2653 . t5 f76
3857. 24 160 .
5021 . 30 1 67 .
2659 18 . 147 .
5470. 30 1 82 . '
5664 -. 30 1 88
5530" 30 184
1395 9 155 .
5484 30 182 . .
4636 . 27 . 171 .
6223. 29. 214 .
2366 18 131 .
3578" 27 1 32
3863 24. 160
3434 . 21 1 63 .
3348 21 159 .
3320 24 138 .
5415 30 180
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5312 33 160 .
5185 33 157
4785 32 149
4072 33 123
4492 32 140 -
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the end of the first third the Harm Sprints Athletic Association were winners with m 31-13 record.
Snuff -Butch Logging came second with all -11 record. Both teams qualify for the final roll-off at the end of the
egular season.
The Thanksgiving Elimination
tournament was held of November
23, 24, and 25, 1989 with six teams
vying for a spot in the Warm
Springs Nation Holiday Invitational
Tournament.
The first game lor the Minute
Men was a bye. The next game was
played by the Duffers against Chi
loquin, with the Duffers being beat
with a score of 107 to 72.
Game three was played by South
Junction Wolves against Portland,
Oregon. Portland came out on top
with a score of 91 to 52. James
"Buckwheat" Scott was the high
point man for Portland with a total
of 33 points. Richard Brisbois
scored a total of 16 points for the
South Junction Wolves.
The first game for day two was
the Minute Men against Chiloquin.
The Minute Men beat Chiloquin
by six points, final score being 87
to 81. Don Bagley was the high
scorer of the game with a total of 25
points made for the Minute Men.
Bret Witcraft foil owing close behind
with a total of 22 points.
Game two was Portland against
Columbia River Blackwolf. Black
wolf toppled Portland with a score
of 92 to 82. Jerome Davis and
Roman Suppah of Blackwolf shared
the high point scores of the game
with a total of 27 points. Eugene
Big Back was top scorer for Port
land. Portland was warmed up to play
the Duffers in the following game
and finished with a score of 98 to
62, eliminating the Duffers from
the tournament.
Chiloquin was up against South
Junction Wolves and won with a
score of 85 to 70. Bret Witcraft tal
lied a total of 18 points for Chilo
quin with two players sharing high
scorer for S. Junction Wolves.
The last day of the tourney was
winding down to the first place
teams. Portland was ready to play
Chiloquin and proved it by beating
them 81 to 78. Bret Witcraft and
James Scott tied with high points
for their teams with a total of 31
points.
The Minute Men and Columbia
River Blackwolf were playing for
the number one spot, with Black
wolf beating Minute Men with a
Walking burns
lots of calories
Walking is taking great strides to
become one of the most popular
forms of exercise. Evidence indi
cates mile per mile, walking burns
as many calories as running. Walk
ing burns stored body fat, lowers
blood pressure, increases bone den
sity, and lowers blood cholesterol.
The faster the pace, the better con
doning overall. Walk-on!!
Wapato wins
Magpie tourney
The Warm Springs Magpies
hosted a Six foot and under bas
ketball tournament November 10,
11th and 12th. A total of eight
teams came to play for the cham
pionship jackets.
The final results are:
Champions-Wapato, Washington;
Runnerups-Oregon Nation; third
place-Northwest Chiefs and fourth
place went to the host team, the
Magpies. They all received plaques.
The Team Sportsmanship plaque
went to I.B.A. "Magic" and the
M r. Hustle sweatshirt went to Ralph
Andrews of Central, Washington.
The Most Valuable Player sweat
shirt went to Bud Herrera of
Wapato, Washington.
The all-stars received sweatshirts
and they are: Dean Jackson-!. B. A.
"Magic", Warm Springs, Oregon;
Lester Wahisise-Central Washing
ton, Yakima, Washington; Bryson
Bronson-Oregon Nation, Ryan
"Smitty"Smith-Oregon Nation; Jay
Keyes-Wapato, Washington; Glenn
Jones-Wapato, Washington; Dan
Brisbois-Northwest Chiefs; Willie
Stacona-Warm Springs Magpies;
Tray Leonard-Northwest Chiefs;
and Owen Danzuka of the Warm
Springs Magpies.
Other teams that played were
Northwest Roadrunners.Simnasho,
Oregon; Columbia River "Black
wolfes", Portland "Wolfpack" and
Macy's Market, Warm Springs,
Oregon.
score of 120 to 97. High point
scorer of the game was Roman
Suppah with a total of 33 points.
For the Minute Men the high point
man was Bob Main with a total of
28 points.
The final results are as follows:
1st Place Blackwolf
2nd Place Minutemen
3rd Place-Portland
All-Stars were Chad Wilder,
Allan Dawson, Jerome Davis,
Wayne Miller, Roman Suppah,
Jay Keys, Bob Main, Donnie Bag
ley, James Scott and Harold Pen
nington. MVP was Jerome Davis.
Community Center Calendar
December
1-3 Roadrunners 40 and over tourney
5 MHS basketball
4:15 p.m. Fr. Boys vs Hood River
6:00 p.m. JV Boys vs Hood River
7 Community Christmas Tree lighting
9 Warm Springs Christmas Bazaar
14 MHS basketball
4:15 pm. Fr. Boys vs Mt.View
15 Ron's 18 & Under Boy's Tourney
18-19 Gym closed
19 W.S. Elementry Christmas Program
25 Christmas Holiday
27-3- Annual Holiday Men's Tournament
Jackson exerciser of month
Louise Jackson is the "Exerciser
of the Month"for November. Jack
son has been exercising on a regu
lar basis for two years about three
to four times per week at four to
five hours per week.
At present, Jackson does chair
aerobics three times per week,
occasionally low-impact aerobics
and walking two miles per week.
She says that Wellness Coordina
tor, Eva Monteeand others inspired
her as her physical well-being is
important to her.
Jackson feels that she benefits by
keeping fit physically as well as
mentally. Her specific goal is to be
mobile as long as her body and
mind will allow. She says "I work
hard to avoid getting old and
decrepate."Some of her stumbling
blocks when it comes to exercising
is doing it on a regular basis, get
ting up on cold mornings because
it's getting more and more difficult.
Her secret way of handling this is
"Just Dcaung niscu .p to get out
and at it."
Other active hobl :es Jackson
enjoys are gardening. Keeping her
own house, baby-sitting and other
little "old-lady" activities. She pre
fers to exercise with others and her
family. Most things done with the
family are "eating", and walking
with some family members.
If she hadn't any limitations she
would like to swim regularly, dance
often, walk instead of driving but
lives too far out from civilization to
do that. Jackson says that Eva's
exercising is usually the most excit
ing happenings because she makes
it fun and worthwhile.
Jackson's words of wisdom is
"Hang in there and have fun doing
it. I am a poor example outwardly
but I feel so much better physically
and mentally, it's worth all, the
effort it takes. I'd recommend it to
all ages (especially the Seniors). It
keeps your outlook orf living on the
top shelf."
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Louise Jackson, exerciser of the month, demonstrates m chair exercise.