PACE 6 June 28, 1991
Warm Springs, Oregon
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The 19th annual Kah-Nee-Ta
Fried Bread Open took place dur
ing the Pi-Ume-Sha celebration
weekend, June 22-23, 1991. The
tournament was divided in three
divisions.
For division A, the winner of the
gross section was Tom Estimo, Sr.
of Kah-Nce-Ta who scored 151
points. Followed by Al Estimo also
of Kah-Nee-Ta who trailed by one
point. Both Clawson Masayasva of
New Mexico and Levi Bobb of
Kah-Nee-Ta carded 153. In the net
section of division A the finalists
included; Darwin Green of Col
wood who scored 134 to take the
lead, followed by Nine Peaks' Paul
Williams who carded 135. Dave
Deskins of Elks Allcnmore scored
141 along with Allen Phillips of the
Dalles.
For Division B the winner of the
gross section was Chuck Schmidt
of Kah-Nee-Ta who carded 159.
Gary Davies of Spring Hill totaled
160. Jim Bauman of Nine Peaks
of Lower Valley was second with
134. Followed by Tom Estimo, Jr.
of Kah-Nce-Ta who scored 141
and Mike Wood of Bcavcrton scor
ing 145.
For division C the finalist in the
gross section included Albert Come
down of Kah-Nee-Ta who scored
1 72. Les Walling of Spring Hill fol
lowed with a score of 1 75. Bill Arke
of Orchard Hills carded 183 and
Chuck Peterson of Alderbrook
scored 189. For the net section the
winner was Bob Tamura of San
tiam who scored 136. Will Bowker
of Colwood followed with 139.
Dwayne Atchlery of Hood River
had 147 while Stan Kirk of Salem
trailed with 150.
For the ladies division the win
ner of the gross section was Made
line Queahpama of Kah-Nee-Ta
who carded a 178 score. Behind her
was Shari Olson of Spring Hill
who had 191 and Mary Walling
also of Spring Hill who scored 195.
The finalists for the net section
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had 166. While Moe Chester of were Michelle Tucker of Spring
Spring Hill carded 168. For net Water who scored 129, Barbara
section the finalists included at first Davies of Spring Hill had 141 and
L.V. Phillips of Barstow, Califor- Vicky Tucker of Spring Water
nia, who scored 128. Russ Phillips trailed with 144.
Sixty runners compete in Pi-Ume-Sha run
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Nearly 60 runners competed in
the Warm Springs Reservation
Runners Pi-Ume-Sha run Satur
day, June 22. Following are the
names, division and times of each
of the runners.
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7am C. Conner putts ball to finish sixteenth hole during Fried Bread
Open.
July 4 activities Continued from page 1
school field. C.O.M.A. Stock Car
Races will also be held. Time trials
start at 4 p.m.
The festivities come to a close
with the fireworks show beginning
at 9:45 p.m. at the Madras High
school grounds. Shoot Masters
will be Kelly Nance and Tim
Demers.
Patriotism Parade will start down
town on 5th street. The parade will
end at noon.
From noon till 5 p.m. afternoon
at Sahalee park will be open. Also
at noon is the flag raising. Enter
tainment by Tom and Jerry's Dix
ieland Jazz Band is provided.
At 5 p.m., volunteer softball will
10K
10 and Under
Floyd Frank, Jr.
11 thru 14 years
Jonas Miller
Vernon Smith
15 thru 19 years
Willard Maldonado
Elizabeth Boehm
20 thru 24 years
Michelle Geizman
Loretta Guzman
Lisa Karnopp
20 thru 29 years
Joel Munn
Brian Reid
Tawnie McDonald
Andy Leonard
Robert Macy, Jr.
Mickey McDonald
30 thru 34 years
Dan Thompson
Scott Bryant
William Wilson
Eva Bryant
35 thru 39 years
Kathy Korne
Terry Squiemphen
Geoff Bury
40 thru 44 years
Jim Cameron
Mike Fox
Joe Tuckta
Tom Creelman
Dennis Zuleger
45 thru 49 years
Charlie Scott
Peter Boehm
Nick Norgorden .
John Nelson
50 & over
Johnny Smartlowit
2.7 mile
10 & Under
Aaron Mitchell
1:05:50
45:27
1:05:49
51:09
58:38
42:17
55:47
36:00
40:03
37:19
37:23
41:54
40:15
37:21
37:01
44:09
1:00:32
1:09:12
45:17
48:40
44:05
; 43:24
39:12
44:33
44:07
44:48
49:47
50:08
54:28
43:39
1:08:00
Eva Guzman
Sasha Mitchell
Price Sampson
Dawn Rowland
Anthony Mitchell, Jr.
Esther Bothewell
Joseph Stephens
11 thru 14 years
Julie Rowland
Belle Bothewell
J2:34 Keno Tuckta 32:05 Rebecca VanPelt 40:31
45:31 Anita Bothewell 22:11 25 thru 29 years (
37:19 Louisa Tuckta 32:06 Andy Anguoe 18:00
37:26 DuaneCoburn 29:04 Robin Mitchell 45:33 !
31:51 Jimmy Norgorden 26:13 30 thru 34 years
23:17 Megan Korne 23:58 Doreen Danzuka 41:20 i
25:52 15 thru 19 years Chet VanPelt 24:31'
Gerald Sampson, Jr. 18:38 Anthony Mitchell, Sr. 31:51 '
30:00 20 thru 24 years 40 thru 44 years
23:16 Richard Harrington 19:31 Ann Bothewell 23:19
Jacob Whiteplume 21:45 Fritz Miller 37:31
Suppahwins Endurance Race by one second
46:29
There were 10 entries in the adult
classand fourinthejuniordivision
as the riders went to the poles for
the start. When the riders broke
over the top down the steep hill
toward the finish line with just the
creek in between them and finish
line it was Joyce Suppah who led
the pack in winning the race in a
fast 50 minutes and 37 seconds, as
, she nosed out her brother Jay Sup
ipah who was just a step or two
behind and his time was 50:38. It
was a tough race but Joyce was
able to hold her Bro off at the finish
t line for the win. This is the second
time Joyce has won the long race.
Allen Gilbert, Jr. came in third
, with the time of 51:24, while Delvis
"Bullneck" Heath came in fourth,
his time was 53:06, while Shari
, Heath came fifth and her time was
,57:48. Bullneck said he's getting
closer to being the winner, maybe
, next year he will top the field.
7 In the Junior division it was
i Flint Scott taking first place, this is
his second time of winning the
race. The Jr. division race is near 5
miles which Flint rode his horse in
' with the time of 1 1:34, second was
Charley Spino his time was 1 1:42,
third was Isreal Scott with the time
of 11:45 and in fourth place was
nSmokey Wewa and his time was
13:45.
Well, last year there was a stick wasn't a race this year, Brenda
horse race around the Shaker Scott is the latest winner of that J
Church, but somehow this year all event, nosing out Bernard Topash,
the stick horses got away and there last year.
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Robert Heath getting to the finish line just a wee bit ahead of Shane
Olney during the Endurance Race.
Inter-Tribal, White Swan take slo-pitch championships
be held at the Buff Elementary
Cycling Classic scheduled
The 1 1th annual Pi-Ume-Sha
Slo-Pitch Softball Tournament for
both men and women was held
June 22-23, 1991 at the Warm
Springs Community Center fields.
The women s finalist teams
placed as follows:
The 1991 Championship wind-
breakers were given to Inter-Tribal
Sports from Warm Springs; Runner-up
sweatshirts were awarded
This is your invitation to partic
ipate in the First Annual Bend
Summer Festival to be held in con
junction with the Cascade Cycling
Classic this July 13 and 14. The
Cycling Classic draws over 20,000
people and it is anticipated that
this top quality food, beer, wine
and art event will draw several
thousand more wine and food en
thusiasts over the week-end.
The Festival, organized with the
cooperation of the Bend Down
towners Association, Bend Metro
Park and Recreation District, Re
gional Arts Council of Central
Oregon, and Central Oregon Art
Society, will be situated in Down
town Bend on Wall, Oregon and
Minnesota streets. The Festival
will make over 150 booths availa
ble to Pacific Northwest wineries
and mocrobreweries; local restau
rants, caterers, and food establish
ments; and Central Oregon artists. '
The Festival also has several
booth spaces available to civic and
cu'tural organizations for a fee of
$100. The booth space is 10'x 10'
and you will be responsible for set
up your own booth and pro
viding for signage (we ask that you
arrange for a professional-looking
sign). You are welcome to sell
items, hold raffles or contests, or,
in general, conduct any activities
that would be a further attraction
to the festival.
This is a great opportunity to
showcase your event, product, or
service to a very large number of
people at a very low cost. The Bend
Downtowners would be pleased to
have you participate.
Players to meet
Madras High School junior and
senior football players and their
parents are invited to meet the new
football coach at a players meeting
Thursday, June 27 at 7 p.m. The
meeting will be held at Madras
Junior High School.
The high school's newest coach,
Bruce Reece, is from Grants Pass,
Oregon w here he was North Valley
High School head football for the
past three years. Reece was also
North Valley's head baseball coach
for six years and served as girls
basketball coach for one season.
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Women's 1991 Slo-Pitch Tournament champion team b Inter-Tribal Sports. Team members include: (left to
right) Janett Smith, Sandra Danzuka, Laura Sahme, June Smith, Jocelyn Moses, Juliane Smith and Lana
Adams. Other team memebers not pictured are Deanie Smith, Lupe Torrez, SoraRanard, and Sellie Sam,
to the Northwest Athletics; third
place (T-shirts)-Lapwai; fourth
place (T-shirts)-Seattle; and fifth
place (T-shirts)-Bravettes.
Allstars consisted of the follow
ing: Quinalt Nation-Bobbi; Brav-ettes-Tonya
Mitchell; Yellow Jack-ets-Rena
and Jamie; Lapwai-An-gel
and Marge McCormick; NW
Athletes-Lisa, Desi and Karen;
Inter-Tribal Sports-Lana Adams,
Sandra Danzuka and Jocelyn
Moses. Most Valuable Player was
awarded to Lana Adams.
The mens results were as fol
lows: The 1991 champs were White
Swan who received windbreakers;
Runner-up was awarded sweat
shirts and they went to Pendleton;
third place (T-shirts)-Smith &
Greene; fourth place (T-shirts)-Raft
River; and fifth place (T-shirts)-Siletz.
Allstars were: from Hoopa
George Nixon; Macy's-Joe Ball;
Siletz-Bcnny Marshan; Raft River
Shane Underwood; Smith &
Greene-Raymond Shike and Er
win; Pendleton-Buck Jones and
Brooker Jones; White Swan-Carl
Bradew, Robert Hagrady, and
Redfern Mardell. Most Valuable
Player was awarded to Brooker
Jones.