PACK 6 April 6, 1990
Warm Springs, Oregon
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Buff girls top Redmond
In a non-league softbali game on
Tuesday night the Madras White
Buffalo girls pounded out a 23-6
win over the Redmond Panthers
on their home field. The visiting
Redmond team just couldn't get
anything going while the Buffs ran
wild. Almost everyone scored dur
ing the game. Redmond's weak
spot was in the pitching area, while
the Buffs had quite a day. The next
game the Buffs will host a tough
Gladstone team on Saturday, which
will be a league game.
The Madras girls softbali team
with just four returnees from last
years squad are fielding a very
young team and the lack of expe
rience shows but they are showing
improvments in each game. The
returnees are pitcher Marty
Schmidt, catcher Kris King, Marcy
Hawes and Laura Sahme.
Their last league game they tra
veled to Estacada and split with
them over there. In their winning
efforts Laura Sahme hit a home
run and was four for six at the plate
and walked two times. She had
quite a day for herself. The whole
team had a pretty good day and by
the time the league is near ending
the team will have a better record.
The Buffs are members of the
Tri-Valley league which includes
Banks, Hood River, Gladstone,
Sherwood, The Dalles, LaSalle,
Estacada, St Marry's and Madras.
Two make Oregonian All-State
team selection
During the game with Hood River, Laura Sahme of the Buffs, gets a hit
Tri- V allev League game.
Mexican dinner
April 7, 1990
5:30-8:30 p.m.
Adult $4.50
Child $2.50
Dance
9-2:00 a.m
$5.00 couple
$3.00 single
at the
All Indian Rodeo
Grounds at Tygh
Valley
Sponsored by the Tywama
Saddle Club
All-Indian softbali tourney set
Each year the Oregonian selects
high school basketball players of
the year for both boys and girls.
This year for the girls it was Angie
Evans of the Vale Vikings and
Jason Ball of Central who was the
boy's state champ.
driving in two runs. Hood River went on to win the game. This was a Eric Petersen, the 6-3 Junior of
the White Buffaloes, was named to
the second team selected by the
Oregonian in the boys division.
Jocelyn Moses, a senior, received
honorable mentions for the year.
Both Madras ball players were
picked from a team that was not
represented at the state play-offs.
That is quite a fete in itself.
Mary Ann Standage, coach of
the Vale Vikings was named the
girl's coach of the year. Terry
McClary of Central, the boy's
champs, was named the boy's coach
of the year by the Oregonian.
Warm Springs All-Indian Invi
tational Softball Tournament wil
be hosted by Rick Minthorn May
19 and 20, 1990 at the Community
Center ballfitlds. Teams from
Oregon, Washington and Califor
nia will be invited to participate.
The first ten teams will be on the
bracket. This will be a double elim
ination with championship jackets
awarded. There will be all-clothing
awards given to first place through
sixth place.
For further information contact:
Jerry Sampson, Monday through
Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at
(503) 553-2419 or write Rick Min
thorn, P.O. Box 155, Warm Springs,
Oregon 97761.
1989-90 TRACK
DAY DATE OPPONENT PLACE TIME
TUE 410 MADRAS INVIT FRSO GLS 3:30
TUE 417 GILCHRIST FRSO G HOME 3:00
SAT 421 FR PRAWDBRN V HOME 9:00
TUE 51 MAD INV FRSO HOME 3:30
FRI 54 MAD TWILIGHT HOME 5:00
FRI 511 DISTRICT MADRAS TBA
SAT 512 DISTRICT MADRAS TBA
ALL MEETS ARE GIRL'S & BOYS' UNLESS SPECIFIED
Sign up at Center for Little League now
Little League Sign-ups: Sign
ups are now being taken at the
Warm Springs Recreation office
for Little League. Any child ages 6
through 1 5 years of age are eligible.
Cost for the league is $10.00 for
anv member and a maximum of
$20.00 for any family household
Waivers will need to be signed by
parents guardians for child to be
eligible. In the past, some youth
were turned away from the pro-
Menswomens tourney set
The 17th annual mens and
women's nationals basketball
tournament will be held in Yakima,
Washington April 10 through 14,
1990. The 1990 competition is
cohosted by the Yakima Nation
and National Sports. The finals, on
Saturday, April 14, will be played
in the SunDome. The first place
team will be assured an automatic
berth to the 1991 nationals.
For further information contact
Cindy Patrick at (509)865-5121,
ext. 305; Warren Dick (509)854
1012 or Clarence Umtuch at
(509)877-4820.
gram due to the high turnout.
Don't let your child be left out.
come in and sign them up early.
With the season beginning at least
two weeks earlier this year, tryouts
for major league boys and girls
may be held as early as April 16-19,
1990. All boys and girls ages 8
through 1 2 are encouraged to attend
the tryouts.
After the tryouts are completed,
the coaches of respective teams will
have the player draft. This is sche
duled for April 19th. so lets get our
kids involved and get them signed
up as early as possible to ensure
them a position on a team.
InterTribal USA womens team going to finals
The InterTribal U.S.A. women's
basketball team will participate in
the National Indian Athletic Asso
ciation's (NIAA) finals April 10
14, 1990 in Yakima, Washington.
The team will represent Oregon
alcohol- and drug-free as well as
promote higher education to Indian
athletes.
InterTribal Sports of Warm
Springs is one of the many spon
sors of the team. They have been
very supportive of the team for the
past five seasons. Since the team
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7 1 InterTribal ISA womens basketball team will go to the SIAA
nationals in Yakima, Washington April 10-14. Team members include
(back row, left to right) Jocelyn Moses, Jennifer Jim, Fran Moses-A hern
and (front row) Jolene Estimo, Shirley A lien, Sammi A lien and Lana
A dams.
was formed in 1984, they have fin
ished third place or better at the
NIAA finals, including a National
Championship in 1987 in Okla
homa City, Oklahoma.
Team members are Jolene
Estimo, Jennifer Jim, Fran Moses
Ahern. Jocelyn Moses, Trudy
Moses, Robyn Parker, Sammi
Allen, Shirley Allen, Lorraine
Suppah, Lana Adams and Kim
Manion-Pittsley. Coach is Tom
Estimo, Sr. The team sees this
year's finals as "our challenge for
the "90s."
Sponsors of the team arc Centra
lia Hide and Fur. Warm Springs
Vending, InterTribal Sports, JT
Bond Company, Presbyterian
Church, Laurclhurst Manor, Ser
enity Lane. Pepsi-7L'p Bottling
Company of Bend. Erickson's Sen
try Market in Madras. Terry's
Athletics of Bend. State Farm
Insurance ol Madras. Karli Jor
gensen of Bend. Mt. View Hospital
and COCC.
1 he team's lirst game is against
Kirkland, New Mexico lucsday.
April 10.
Kah-Nee-Ta Mini-Marathon April 7
Kah-Nee-Ta Mini-Marathon:
The date has been set for the Annual
Kah-Nee-Ta Mini-Marathon as
Saturday April 7, 1990 at the Kah
neeta Vacation Resort in Warm
Springs. Race times are set for
10:00 a.m. with registration begin
ning at 8:30 a.m. on the Village
patio.
Races include the 14.5 mile race
and the 10 kilometer race, a 3.0
mile fun run and the 1.0 mile
walk run."
The 14.5 mile overall male and
female will receive a one-night stay
at the Kahneeta Lodge and a jog
ging outfit. A shuttle will be pro
vided for the 14.5 mile leaving the
Village at 9: 1 5 a.m. Pre-registration
is open at the recreation office in
Warm Springs daily from 8 a.m. to
5 p.m. Costs are $10 pre-registration
(until April 6th) and $ 1 2 the day of
the race. There is also a $5 fee for
runners not wishing to receive a
tee-shirt. For more information
regarding the Mini-Marathon,
please contact the recreation
department from 8 a.mVto 5 p.m.
orphone(503)553-136I or553-3243.
58.2 mile relay set for May 5
3rd Annual Reservation Relay:
The date for the Annual Reserva
tion Relay has been set for Satur
day May 5, 1990 at Kah-Nee-Ta
Vacation Resort in Warm Springs.
The relay is a 58.2 mile event con
sisting of five men adult teams and
as many as seven members in the
youth category. Entry is set at $60
per team. All registered members
will receive a tee-shirt. Overs'!
inners in each category will receive
a plaque for placing. Divisions
include Adult Men, Adult Women,
Adult Co-Ed, Youth Boys, Youth
Girls and Youth Co-Ed. All youth
divisions team members must be 1 8
years or younger. For more infor-,
mation contact the recreation
department from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Monday through Friday or call the
office at (503)553-1 361 or 553-3243.
Risky Exercises
Some of the following popular exercises may do more harm than good, particulary if
you're not in good shape. Avoid these risky exercises which may put unnecessary strain
on the structures of the neck, back, and knees.
Double leg lifts
or lowers
Thrusting donkey kicks
with neck and back arching
Deep lunges with knee
past the ankle
Straight-leg sit-ups
Back arching, or bridge
Deep knee bends
and "duck walk"
Standing toe touches, windmills, other
sustained forward flexion at the hips
Yoga plow and inverted bicycling
Lean-back
quadricep stretch
Siimill.iiKiHiN
ann and leg lills
Full head circle
and head drop back
Hurdler's stretch or
other tw iMing of the knee
EVA MONTEE
AEROBIC CLASSES