PAGE 6 January 11,1991
Warm Springs, Oregon
Spilyay Tymoo
Spilyay Tymoo
I 7 SPORTS I
Buff girls win league opener
After a up and down pre-scason
basketball schedule the Madras
White Buffalo Girls opened league
play with a win over the Nyssa Bull
dogs. The only bright spot for the
visiting Nyssa Bulldogs was that
they got the opening tip-off of the
game and led 1 7-0 after one quarter
of play. The entire team saw plenty
of action as the bench played most
of the final two quarters and the
starters sat on the sideline. At the
intermission, half time, the host
Buff girls held a 35-8 lead and at
the end of three quarters of play the
score was 49-1 3. Nyssa was able to
score 7 points in the final quarter
and the Bulls popped the nets for
15 points giving them a 66-20 vic
tory. Michclc Simmclink tipped all
scorers with 12 points, Becky Soliz
got 1 1 points all in the first quarter,
with three 3 point baskets and one
two pointer before she left the
game with twisted ankl. Card
Miller got 10 points, so did Kris
King, Laura Sahme 5 from on
three pointer and two from the foul
line. Shirley Allen also contributed
5 points, Becky Dodson 4, Heather
Clowere4. Arlinda Duff 3, Luanne
Foltz 2 and Margie Durette.
Scoring for the Nyssa Bulldogs
were Hiatt 7. Walker 5, Shipp 4,
Wood 2. Buker 2, Langlcy. Glenn
and Sifucntes. Three point goals
made by Becky Soliz who got three
and Laura Sahme one. Nyssa had
II fouls to Madras 13, No one
fouled out or there were no tech
nicals. This week the Buff girls should
see some tough action as they
travel to Baker to face the Bulldogs .
there. Baker has several returnees
from last years squad and should
be pretty tough this year. The Buff
girls will have their work cut out
for them.
White Buffalo boys top Mac Hi
The Mac Hi Pioneers tried to
slow down the pace during the
game with the Madras White Buf
faloes and had things going pretty
well their way by controlling the
tempo of the game. After one quar
ter of play the Pioneers held on to a
one point lead 9-8. But in the
second quarter the Buffs managed
to get 12 points to 9 for the Pio
neers and the Buffs pulled ahead to
stay and led at half time 20-18.
During the third quarter the
Buffs managed to onlv Bet two
points but held the Mac Hi Pioneer
scoreless as the score was 22-18 at
the end of three periods. In the
final quarter the Buffs sort of
turned things around a little by
scoring 16 points to 8 for the host
Pioneers where the final score was
Madras 38, Mac Hi 26.
Scoring for the Buffs, Scott
Moses had 12, Tony Holiday II,
Eric Peterson 7, Jeremy Symons 6,
Jake Coochise and Ryan Boyle.
Scoring for Mac Hi, Albee 7, J.
Edwards 7, Grove 5, S. Edwards 3,
Ruiz 2, West 2, Johnson, Cago,
Deherti.
Three point baskets were made
by Tony Holiday who got three of
them and Scott Moses one. Albee
I, J. Edwards 1, Grove I and S.
Edwards I for the Mac Hi team.
The next game for the Buffs will
be against The Riverside Pirates
from Boardman, Oregon, a new
addition to the Greater Oregon
League.
Warm Springs Magpies win tourney
Remo Smith of the Warm Springs
Magpies was voted the Most Valu
able Player of the 32nd annual All
Indian Holiday Basketball tourna
ment here December 26-29, 1990.
The inspiration of his leadership of
the team which gave him the nod
over other exceptional players of
the tournament. The tournament
drew some of the top teams of the
country for the four-day affair.
The championship game was be
tween the Magpies and the Oregon
Athletics team where the Magpies
won 1 15-106. The game was much
closer than what the final score
shows as the lead changed hands
time after time, but the Magpies
held on to cap the win and the
championship.
On the road to the champion
ship game, the Magpies won over
Carson City, Nevada 98-95; then
topped Montana 1 1 1-102; and beat
Chico, California 93-85, to gain the
playoffs with the Oregon Athletics
team. In order for Oregon Athlet
ics to play for the championship
they had to first beat Nez Perce
Nation 109-96; then Santa Clara,
California 122-103; and Chiloquin
1 10-103 to reach the finals with the
Magpies. Buckwheat Scott was high
scorer for the Magpies with a total
of 28 points while Remo Smith
added 27 for the game. Other Mag
pie scorers were Steve Daney 26;
ErnieStevens 15; Monte Daney 10;
Dave Tucker 9; Harold Penning
ton, Austin Greene, Tom Begay,
Jr., Jim Bennett and Don Bagley.
Brooker Jones out-scored eve
ryone in the game with a total of
34; Roman Suppah 27; Buck Jones
16; Seymour Rueben 9; Jerome
Davis 9; Punky Bronson 4; Smitty
Smith 4; Jarvis Yellowrobe 3; Ver
non Smartlowit, Gibb Cowpoo and
Jabbar Davis.
The Magpies jumped out to an
early lead after one quarter of play
as they led 32-25. In the second
quarter the Oregon Athletics (OA)
out-scord the Magpies 31-25, but
the Magpies held on to a one-point
lead at the intermission as the score
board showed 57-56 in favor of the
Magpies.
OA again out-scored the Mag
pies 37-25 and had a one-point lead
after three quarters 83-82. In the
third quarter there were three three
point baskets made by the OA
which counted up in a hurry. The
Magpies made two ot their own to
keep in close range of the OA. In
the final quarter the Magpies were
19 out of 21 at the free throw line
and one three pointer and six
baskets to out-score OA 33-23 in
the final period. OA was called for
30 fouls and the Magpies 25, one
player from each team fouled out.
Seymour Rueben from OA and
Ernie Stevens from the Magpies.
The championship game was
action-packed and the fans cheered
their favorite team in a capacity
house. There was one technical
foul called on OA.
For third and fourth place, Chico,
California outlasted the Yakima
Bucks to win third place with a
86-82 victory. Yakima jumped out
to a 18-16 first quarter lead but
Chico came back to out-score the
Bucks in the second quarter 20-19
to take a 45-37 halftime lead. In the
third quarter Chico out-scored
Yakima 26-22, but in the final
quarter the Bucks comeback fell
short as they were unable to over
take Chico and they held on to win
the game. Chico had five players in
double figures and Yakima had
four. Mike Qilbur of Chico was
high scorer for the game with 19.
Other Chico scorers were Art Her
nandez 15; Wes Hutt 12; Sid Eden
shaw 12; Randall Cook 10; Mike
Havor 8; Doug Young 6; Ken
Pemberton 2; Ken Bohanan 2. The
top socrer for Yakima was Gary
Pierce with 16. Other scorers were
Gene Smartlowit 16; Don Jones
15; Al Doublerunner 12; Bobby
Sanchie 1 0; Sydney Johns 4; Darren
Olney 3.
The final results of the tourna
ment were in 6th place the Chilo
quin team, fifth, Santa Clara, Ca.,
fourth place, The Yakima Bucks,
third place, Chico, Ca.; second
place the Oregon Athletics and the
winners the Warm Springs
Magpies.
The tournament all-stars include
Jason Ray, Chiloquin; Steve
LaDesma, Santa Clara; Darrel
Birdsbill, Montana; Brooker
Jones, Oregon Atletics; Buck
wheat Scott, Magpies; Gary
Pierce, Yakima; Ken Jones, Yaki
ma; Mike Wilbur, Chico; Randall
Cook, Chico; Roman Suppah,
Oregon Athletics; Seymour Rue
ben, Oregon Athletics; Remo
Smith, Magpies; Steve Daney,
Magpies. MVP, Remo Smith.
Aerobic Class Schedule
Beginning January 7, 1991 for 10 weeks
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
6:00-7:00 pm.
5:30-6:30 pm.
6:00-7:00 pm.
5:30-6:30 pm.
WS Bern.
WS Elem.
WS Elem.
WS Elem.
GymThea Barney
Gym Pinky Beymer
GymThea Barney
Gym Pinky Beymer
Noon classes at the Center will still be as usual,
but with different instructors
12:15-12:45 Center Gym HiLow Aerobics
12:15-12:45 Aerobics rm
12:15-12:45 Aerobics rm
12:15-12:45 Aerobics rm
12:15-12:45 Aerobics rm
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Hand wtcondition
Stairstep Aerobics
Hand wtcondition
Stairstep Aerobics
The following is a breakdown of
all the games played during the
tournament.
Game 1
Chiloquin 27 27 23 30 107
OR Travelers 19 28 16 20 83
Chiloquin: Jason Ray 34, Jim Watah
30. Lyle Barney 12. Ed Case IV II.
Alan Dawson 8, Bill Heater 8, JR'
Miller 4, Lee Hatcher, Thumper Miller, J
Dave Riviard.
Oregon Travelers: Nathan Main 22,
Bob Main 13, Max Mitchell 13, Jack
McCormick 1 1 , Shawn Parker 10, Tom
Adams 8, Rich Wells 6, Kip Archam
. bault, Ron Jones, Carlos Gilyard,
Chuck Freemont, Tom Yorlott.
Game 2
Magpies 26 17 28 27 98
Carson City 29 21 29 16 95
Magpies: Remo Smith 21, Steve
Daney 20, Buckwheat Soctt 19, Harold
Pennington 17, Austin Greene 8, Dave
Tucker 7, Ernie Stevens 4, Monty
Daney 2, Tom Begay, Jr.
Carson City: Pat Jim 27, Tiger
Skimador24, Iggy Dunn 16, Ray Poppy
10, Scott Scumpter 9, Sam Cantures 6,
Randy Sargent 3, Darrel Wayne.
Game 3
OR Athletics 21 33 30 25 109
Nez Perce 27 16 14 28 85
Nation
OA: Brooker Jones 28, Roman
Suppah 18, Jarome Davis 14, Punky
Bronson II, Buck Jones 10, Smitty
Smith 10, Seymour Rueben 6, Vernon
Smartlowit 6, Gibb Cowpoo.
Nez Perce: Littlefoot Willenwood
28, Emmette Taylor 22, Gem Leighten
21, Dion Smith 18, Steve McCaskey4,
Vern Johnson 2, James Matheson,
Johnson Leighton, Nick Matheson,
Game 4
Chico 30 23 32 32 117
Yakima Bucks 18 17 10 26 71
Chico: Joe Hutt 24, Monty Larson
15, Randall Cook 14. Sid Edenshaw
13. Ken Pemberton 10, Wes Hutt 10,
Mike Houar 9, Doug Young 6, Ken
Bohanan 4, Art Hernandez.
Yakima Bucks: Al Doublerunner
13, Don Jones 13, Erwin Scabbyrobe
1 2, Bobby Sanchey 1 1 , Gary Pierce 1 0,
Gene Smartlowit 6, Darrin Olney 4,
Kevin John 1, Shawn Scabbyrobe 1.
Game 5
Chiloquin 22 19 23 33 97
Outlaws 8 25 21 38 92
Chiloquin: Jim Watah 26, Jason
Ray 25, Bill Heater 20, Alan Dawson
13, Lyle Barney 6. Lee Hatcher 5, Jr.
Miller 2, Ed Case IV, Thumper Miller.
Dave Rivard.
Game 6
Magpies 28 28 23 32 111
Montana 20 22 20 40 102
Magpies: Remo Smith 29, Jim Bennet
20, Ernie Stevens 16, Buckwheat Scott
15, Steve Daney 13, Monty Daney 7,
Harold Pennington 6, Dave Tucker 3,
Austin Greene 2.
Montana: Doug Malatare 33, Norm
Weeks2I.TomYarlott 17, Indy Don't
Mix 13. Dan Birdsbill 7, Mike Lim
berhand 5, Dan Casey 4, Ted Coversup
2, Ray Limpy. Jay Keys.
Game 7
OR Athletics 32 28 36 26 122
Santa Clara 34 25 17 27 103
Oregon Athletics: Brooker Jones 37,
Roman Suppah 23. Jerome Davis 18.
Seymour Rueben 16. Buck Jones 15.
Jarvis Basnight 6. Smitty Smith 5,
Punky Bronson 2, Vernon Smartlowit.
Tom Yarlotl.
Santa Clara: Sieve Ladesma40. Sam
Ladesma 20. Dave Carter 13. Jon
Mathis 7. Vance Sundown 7. Harley
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Zephier 9, Leo Blackbull 6, Clint
Pitcher, Al Estimo.
Game 8
Montana 20 34 19 29 102
Sounders 7 9 23 18 57
Montana: D. Malatare 27, M. Lim
berhand 20, 1. Don't Mix 15, D. Birds
bill 14, T. Yarlott 14, T. Coversup 12,
D. Casey, J. Keys.
Sounders: Marcus Wells, 28, J. Macy
1 1, R. Nathan 5, Levi Bobb 9, Jerry
Sampson, Geoff Bury 2, R. Raimondi,
B. Davis, B. Miller.
Game 9
Yakima Bucks 13 19 16 28 76
Carson City 18 15 16 20 69
Yakima: Al Double Runner 20, Dar
rin Olney 15, Gene Smartlowit 13. E.
Scabbyrobe 12, Gary Pierce 8, Don
Jones 7, Sydney John 4, Bobby San
chey 2, Kevin John.
Carson City: S. Tiger 26, Iggy Dunn
9, Pat J. 8, Sam C. 8. Daeyl W. 6,
Randy S. 4, Scott S. 5.
Game 10
Santa Clara 13 22 23 20 78
Travelers 11 7 15 20 53
Santa Clara: Steve Ladesma 33, Sam
Ladesma 14. D. Cortez 13, H. Sephier
10, L. Blackbull 4. J. Mathis 2, C. Pil
icher 2, L. Sprague.
Travelers: B. Main 28, T. Adams 8,
R. Wells 6, M. Mitchell 6, N. Main 5.
Game 11
Nez Perce 17 32 20 22 91
Outlaws 22 6 20 18 66
Nez Perce: G. Leighton 27, E. Tay
lor 18, L. Ellenwood 14, D. Smith 14,
S. McCasky 10, V. Johnson 8, J.
Matheson.
Outlaws: J. Jim 18, R. Brisbois9, 0.
Danzuka 1 1. A. Leonard 8,T. Leonard
7, C. Michell 5, J. Brisbois 4, A. Stac
ona 2, G. Smartlowit 2.
Game 12
Magpies 24 25 18 26 93
Chico 19 19 25 22 85
Magpies: S. Daney 26. R. Smith 23.
B. Scott 1 7, D. Tucker 1 1 . E. Stevens 8,
M. Daney 6. J. Bennet 2
Chico: R. Cook 20. K. Pemberton
15, J. Hutt 14. W. Hutt 10. M. Wilbur
8, A. Hernandez 8. S. Edenshaw 8, D.
Young 2.
Game 13
OR Athletics 25 23 22 40 110
Chiloquin II 25 37 30 103
OreRon Athletics: J. Davis 28. R.
Suppah 21 , B. Jones 32, J. Yellowrobe
12, V. Smartlowit 8, P. Bronson 8. S.
Smith 8, S. Rueben 4.
Chiloquin: Jason Ray 30, J. Watah
28, L. Barney 19, A. Dawson 10, D.
Rivard 8, Jr. Miller 6, B. Heater 2.
Game 14
Yakima Bucks 19 18 23 18 78
Montana 21 24 16 17 82
Yakima: D. Jones 31, G. Pierce 21,
A. Doublerunner 19, E. Scabbyrobe
13, G. Smartlowit 3, S. Johns 2.
Montana: D. Malahara 28. T. Yar
lott 24, M. Limberhand 18, T. Cover
sup 6, I. Don't Mix 4, D. Birdsbill 2.
Game 15
Santa Clara 23 20 27 27 97
Nez Perce 20 26 8 18 73
Santa Clara: S. Ladesma 49. Sam
Sadesma 19. Harvey Zephier U.Steve
Cortea 9, Vance Sundown 6.
Nez Perce: S. Ellenwood 26. G.
Leighton 25, D. Smith 8, G. Taylor 7.
S. McCaskey I.
Game 16
Yakima Bucks 17 23 20 16 76
Chiloquin 17 23 10 13 63
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Gymnastics class offered to youth
A six-week series of gymnastics
classes will be held on Saturdays
bcginningJanuary 12 through Feb
ruary 15 at the Warm Springs
Elementary School gymnasium.
The series will focus on developing
strength, flexibility, balance and
agility through basictumbling skills.
The classes w ill be offered for child
ren ages 6-12 at 9:30 a.m. and fo
children ages 3-5 at 10:30 a.m. Th.
cost for the series will be $12. A
prorated fee of $10 will also be
charged for special medical and
liability insurance to insure each
child until June of 1991.
The gymnastics instructor for
the series will be Rudy Puente.
Puente became involved in gym
nastics in 1973 when he began
training and competing as a gym
nast at San Francisco State Uni
versity. He went on to complete his
bachelor's degree in physical edu
cation and throughout the years
has served as a gymnastics instruc
tor and coach for university classes,
private Class I gymnastic centers
and community recreation pro
grams. Nancy Puente and Jerry
Henrikson will be Rudy's assistants.
To register for the series please
call the Community Center at 553
3243. Class size w ill be limited so
early registration is recommended.
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