PACE 6 May3,1991
Warm Springs, Oregon
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Buff girls take double-header;
It was a cold windy Saturday
April 27th when the Madras White
Buffalo girls took both ends of a
double header from the LaSalle
Falcons to up their Tri-Valley
league standings to 7-5.
Two home runs in the first game
sparked the Buffaloes to win in the
first game one by Jennifer Runge
and one by Beth Peterson. Also
during the game there were four
girls who got two hitsapicceduring
the game. Hits by Juanita Kalama,
Kris King, Jennifer Runge and
Riverside boys
defeat Buffs
When the Madras White Buffa
loes traveled to Riverside High
School at Boardman for a double
header, it was perhaps a trip they
shouldn't have taken. They were
shut-out in both games.
The first game score was 5-0.
Second game showed a 10-0 score
which sent the Buffaloes record to
1-5 in Greater Oregon League play.
Winning pitcher in the first game
was Byrd of Riverside and the los
ing pitcher was Sauceda for Mad
ras. Winner for the second game
was Pratt, Riverside. Losing pitcher
was Broker of Madras.
Beth Peterson. The whole team
had a pretty good day with some
fantastic plays on defense as Laura
Sahme had two double plays for
the day. One on a line drive and
throwing out the runner on first
base, the second was getting a
grounder up the third base line
tagging the runner and throwing
out the runner at first.
Susan Skavalan was the winning
pitcher in both games. Kris King
banged out a home run in the
second game to keep the rally lo
in g as the Buffs piled up the runston
the LaSalle team, which the game
was called after six innings due to
the 10 run rule.
In the first game the score was
7-9 and in the second game 6-18,
giving the Buffs the sweep for the
week-end.
The Buff girls traveled to Glad
stone for a make-up game which
was rained out earlier two times.
The results are not available at
press time for that game.
Aerobic classes offered
Aerobic classes are still being
offered. Monday and Wednesday
6:00-7:00 pm at Warm Springs
Elementary, low impact aerobics.
I nstructor is Dorthea Barney. Tues
day and Thursday 5:30-6:30 pm at
the Warm Springs Community
Center, stair step aerobics with
hand weights. Instructor is Lu
anda Green.
There are just a few more weeks
left for the classes to go on. During
the summer season the classes
usually shut down due to the lack
of interest. So you had better come
on down and get your exercise
now.
MHS seeks football coach
Madras White Buffaloes J V third baseman Claude Smith III makes a defensive stand during game against ML
View High School Cougars April 30.
There will be a new look to the
Madras High School athletic pro
gram for 1991-92. School officials
are announcing a Head Football
Coaching vacancy for next season.
A search is planned to cover the
Pacific Northwest and the Western
region of the United States. Inter
views will be held in early May for
the vacancy.
White Buffalo football is the
school's largest sports program
with 104 boys turning out for the
team in the fall of 1990. The pro
jected enrollment at the school is
approximately 725 for 1991.
Madras is the second largest school
in the Greater Oregon League and
has won or shared the league
football championship five times
in the last ten years.
The early bird classes that were
scheduled for Wednesday and Fri
days have been called off due to
lack of interest. Diabetic chair
exercise is still going, starting at
8:00 a.m. each Monday, Wednes
day and Friday.
Run scheduled
Warm Springs Reservation
Runners presents the 1st Annual
Tywama 9K Run, May 18, 1991
Tygh Valley, Oregon. To be held in
conjunction with the Tygh Valley
All-Indian Rodeo.
The 9K and 2 Mile Fun Run will
begin at 9 a.m. from the Wasco
County Fairgrounds. Registration
is $10 with T-shirt and $5 without
T-shirt. . i t . .
For more information, call
Chief at 553-1606, Terry at 553
1941 or Cal at 475-7182.
League teams named
Annual Tywama Rodeo set for May 18-19
All-Indian Rodeo, sanctioned by
the Western States Indian Rodeo
Association, is scheduled for May
I8and I9,l99l,and will beheld on
the Tygh Valley rodeo grounds.
Events include bareback, saddle
bronc, bull riding, calf roping, steer
wrestling, team roping, cow milk
ing and girls barrel race. The entry
fee for each event is $45.00, with
added money of $500 per event.
morning at 8:00 a.m.
The WSIRA card is $50.00,
permits $20.00. They can be pur
chased at the rodeo office at check
in time, only if the contestant has
sent in his her entry fee and charges
in advance. The contestant can
include the fee when mailing in the
entry. Books close May 6, 1 991 .
Hometown and special event en
tries must be paid when contestant
horse race with the entry fee of
$150 and an added purse of $500.
This event is limited to the first 16
teams, one go and no set-ups or
trade outs. A Leland Tom Memor
ial trophy saddle will be awarded in
the riding events.
Dan Seals, country western artic
will appear in concert, Saturd.
Mav 1 8 at the rodeo grounds begin
ning at 7:00 p.m. Tickets may be
purchased by calling (503) 483
2277 or 544-3371.
The Tygh Valley Rodeo will be
. dual sanctioned with Montana and
Rocky Mountain Rodeo Associa
tions if they agree.
It's "Play Ball," around here as
the little league fields are buzzing
with eager players practicing every
evening for the upcoming season.
The popping sounds of bats and
gloves echo across the fields with
yells of coaches and the players.
There is T-Ball, Minor and
Major leagues and the Babe Ruth
teams forming who face a busy
schedule. The girls are out for
softball. So everywhere you look
there is teams practicing for their
first game. League play will start
the first week in May. The follow
ing is rosters of the Minor and
Major League teams here which
consists of the Chiefs with coach
Dondi Hoptowit, the Braves with
coach Sam Kentura, and the
Warriors with coach Don Wini
shut. The Major league teams are the
Little Bucks, with coach Lyle
Rhoan, Sr. and assistant coach
Wendall Jim. The Papooses, with
coach Andy Leonard and assistant
coach Austin Greene.
warm springs recreation little
league boys baseball roster, 1991
One go, limits in entries is in tne enters. The books close May 10.
bull riding only to the first 32 paid Hometown contestants can contact
entries. Added charges are con- Ginger Smith for more informa-
testants fees of $5.00, and the elect- tion at Warm Springs, Oregon,
ric eye for barrel race is $1.00. (503) 553-1360, Monday through
Stock contractor is P-9. There will Friday from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.
be slack time if needed on Sunday An added attraction is the wild
1991 Minors baseball schedule
1- ERICKBONS (BILL NTARA 47S-6393)
2- MAORAS BLDR8 (BILL GUINEV 47S-6SS1)
3- THRIFTY DRUG ( TOM BROUN 47S-601SJ
4 LIONS (DON DEXTER 47S-78S0)
5- RON MCDONALD (BRENT MOSCHETTI 47S-6404)
6- BRAVES (SAM KENTURA SB3-1872 OR '530)
7-CHIEFS( OONOI HOPTOU1T SS3-211S1
8- CULVER ( CURT OIX S46992t(H) OR 47S-7272 (U))
9- V)
TUESDAY HAT 7TH THURSDAY MAT 9TH
I AT 2 ( GRAY) S AT 6 (USP) 7 AT 3 (GRAY) 2 AT 9 ( US3)
3 AT 4 (3) 7 AT 8 (CLL) 1 AT 6 ( USP) 8 AT 4 (3)
9 BYE S BYE
TUESDAY MAY 14TH THURSDAY MAY 16TH
4 AT 8 (3) 3 AT 2 (GRAY) 9 AT I (GRAY) 4 AT 7 ( US3)
9 AT B (CLL) 6 AT 7 (USP) S AT 3 (CLL) 8 AT 6 (USP)
1 BYE 2 BYE
TUESOAY HAY 21ST THURSDAY MAY 23R0
6 AT 2 (3) 4 AT 1 (GRAY) S AT 8 (CLL) 6 AT 9 ( USP)
8 AT 3 (4) S AT 9 (USP) 7 AT 2 ( GRAY) 1 AT 3 (BLUE)
7 BYE 4 BYE
TUESDAY HAY 28TH THURSDAY HAY 30TH
6 AT 4 (3) VATS (4) 3 AT 9 (USP) 2 AT 4 ( CRAY)
7 AT 9 (USP) 2 AT 8 ( US3) 8 AT ( 3) 7 AT 5 (4)
3 BYE S BYE
TUESDAY JUNE 4TM THURSDAY JUNE 6TH
2 AT S ( BLUE) I AT 7 (USP) 4 AT 3 (BLUE) 6 AT S ( GRAY)
M 4 ) 3 AT 6 (US3) 2 AT 1 ( CLL) 8 AT 7 (USP)
8 BYE 9 BYE
TUESDAY JUNE 11 TM THURSOAY JUNE 13TH
6 AT 1 (GRAY) 3 AT 7 (USP) 8 AT 9 (USP) 8 AT 4 (BLUE)
4 AT B (CLL) AT i (13) 7 AT 6 (US3) 2 AT 3 ( CLL)
5 BYE 1 BYE
1. ALL CAME 8 MUST START BY :OOPM.
2. MO INN 1MB SMALL START AFTER 7:30 WHILE SCHOOL IS IN bfcaalUN .
NO INNING SMALL START AFTER 8:00 AFTER SCHOOL TEAR IS OVER.
THE HOME TEAM IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PROVIDING GAME BALLS ANO UMPIRES
umfl THF OFFICIAL SCOREKEEPCR.
THE USE OF TOBACCO 18 PROHIBITED ON THE FIELOS OR DUGOUTS DURING ThB
SAME .
Pro tuuTure Kl I K r r
(IlrurM AMF LIMITED TO PI I CHINK ml mjnt inn ai '
PITCHERS ARE LIMITEO TO PITCHING NO "OKI innte
THE REO BLUE A MO CRAY FIELDS ARE LOCATED NtAN im r Al Hbnuumjii .
FIELO 3 IS THE JUNIOR VARSITY SOFTBALL FIELO AT THE HIGH SCHOOL.
flELO 4 IS THE VARSI TY SOFTBALL FIELO AT THE MICH SCHOOL.
THE EQUIPMENT PAMAGCR FOR MADRAS LITT1 LEAGUE IS AL PUPQWT 4?5-71H.
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Minor League Boys
CHIEFS
coach: Dondi Hoptowit
1. Rocky Hoptowit
2. David Fuentes
3. Tracy Fuentes
4. Elliot Lawson
5. Sidney Minnick
6. Charles Chaplin
7. Dixon Polk
8. Clayvin Herrera
9. Joseph Martinez
10. William Spino
11. Jered Moses
12. Charles Stwyer
13. Jacob Harding
BRAVES
coach: Sam Kentura
1. Jeremiah Johnson
2. Kenneth Tuckta
3. Raymond Anderson
4. Vernon Smith, Jr.
5. Jesse Reese
6. Tony Anderson
7. Derrick Morris
8. Lionel Smith
9. Koosh Selam
10. Aaron Langley
11. Robert Givens
12. Joseph Stevens
13. Harley Andrews
WARRIORS
coach: Don Winishut
1. Michael Spino
2. James Smith
3. Buster Isadore
4. James Johnson
5. Sean Brunoe
6. William Esquiro
7. Justin Miller
8. Robert Sam, Jr.
9. Joseph Thompson
10. E. Aaron Greene
11. Ramon Greene
12. Steven Tias
13. Percy Winishut
14. Foster Sahme
Major League Boys
Madras High School junior Joel Colazo throws javelin during invita
tional track meet at Madras April 30.
LITTLE BUCKS
coach: Lyle Rhoan, Sr.
assistant coach: Wendall Jim
1. Jon Smith
2. Willis Bagley
3. Scottie Riddle
4. Brian Renfro
5. Jonas Miller
6. Marlow Little Boy
7. Clarence Bryant
8. Glendon Smith
9. Shelton Kentura
10. Dennis Smith
11. McKie Suppah
12. Mark Stevens
13. Garrett Greene
14. Israel Scott
15. Chris Clements
PAPOOSES
coach: Andy Leonard
assistant coach: Austin Greene
1. Wes Yahtin
2. Taw James Foltz
3. Willis Anderson
4. Felix George
5. Ricky Walker
6. Wamblee Smith
7. Clifford Pamperein
8. David Rodriquez
9. Tyrone Lewis
10. Carlos Lopez j
11. Canku Smith
1 2. Jessie Gilbert
13. Brandon Smith
14. Robert Charley, Jr.
15. Thomas Walker