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Co-ed Soccer hits Madras
Bruce Reese-White Buffaloes,
impressive in the opening football
game of the season as Madras ran
past the Seaside Sea Gulls 29-12,
September 6, 1991. A new season,
a new coach and a fired up squad
brought cheers to the hometown
fans as both the offense and defen
sive teams did what they had to for
the big win.
' To show how fired up the team
was after the first score came on a
three yard run by Shane Barnes the
entire team emptied the sideline
and dashed into the end-zone to
congratulate Barnes for the TD.
Unfortunately the team was penal
ized 15 yards for unsportsmanship.
Despite the IS yard penalty a pass
was completed from Barnes to
Ryan Boyle to put the Buffs ahead
8-0.
Seaside answered with a 3 1 yard
TD pass as quarterback Camberg
hit Sigurdson putting them on the
scoreboard. Seaside also emptied
the bench of players as they
romped into the end zone to con
gratulate their players for the TD
and they also received a 15 yard
penalty for unsportsmanship con
duct. The Madras defensive unit
broke through the lineand blocked
the kick trying for the extra point
and the score stood 8-6.
Claude Smith. Ill did the kick
offs for the Buffs. The defensive
team had a big hand in the win
stopping the Sea Gulls time after
time. Ryan Boyle took a Barnes
pass and scampered 48 yards to
pay dirt for the second score for the
Buffs and with DiCintio doing the
kicking the extra point was good
giving the Buffs a 15-6 lead. Just
before the first half ended Ryan
Boyle took a pitch out on what
looked like an end around sweep.
Begay's roping is this Saturday
Come September 7, 1991, it
will once again be time for Begay's
4th annual Team Roping and Barrel
Race competition at the Warm
Springs rodeo arena.
Signup for the events starts at 8
a.m., roping will begin at 9 a.m.
Barrels will run at 8:30 a.m. sharp.
Entry fees will be as follows:
barrel race, one run for $25; century
three for $15; mixed three for $15;
open four for $20 and, pronovice
Smith to
attend camp
Gerald Smith of Warm Springs
will be among approximately 75
individuals to participate in a train
ing camp October 11-17 at the
Olympic Training Center in Colo
rado Springs, Colorado. The camp
will focus on computerized scoring
for boxing and is sponsored by the
USA Amateur Boxing Federation.
The purpose of the camp is to
prepare athletes, referees and other
officials for future international
and national competitions where
computerized scoring will be used.
The camp will help athletes gain a
competitive edge.
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then threw a pass to his brother
John Boyle who caught the ball
and ran 56 yards for the score.
DiCintio kicked the extra point,
the Buffs went into the locker room
at half time with a 22-6 lead.
Both teams played real hard
there is no question but the Buffs
momentum had the edge on the
visitors as they out hustled them all
evening long. If the Buffs can con
tinue with their fired up spirit they
can compete with any team that
comes along.
On September 13, the Buffs will
have another big test as they host
the always tough Hood River Val
ley Eagles, on the Buff grid iron,
w ith game time at 7:30 p.m.
Lifeguard class
(2000 litetime) three lor $15.; loops. There will be dummy roping
There will be a $5 office charge, far kids.
There is no limit on the roping Yellowhair buckles, jackets.
and a participant can win more than ropes and many other prizes will be Scheduled
one buckle. The promoter has the awarded. There will be concessions
right to limit elite ropers. All rop- on the grounds.
ings are progressive, open gate, two For more information call 553
1783,
Boxing practice set
The Warm Springs Boxing Club
will have practice sessions on Friday,
Saturday, Sunday and Monday eve
nings beginning Friday, September 6.
Eight to 13 year olds will practice
from 6 to 7:30 p.m. while those boxers
14 years and older will practice from
7:30 to 10 p.m. All practice sessions
will be conducted at the Community
Watch the
White Buffaloes
take on the
Hood River Valley
Eagles
Friday, Sept. 6
at Madras
Football Stadium
7:30 p.m.
Center.
Registration for membership began
September 3 and will continue through
September 10. Register from 6 to 10
p.m. at the Center.
Coaches are Tony Gilbert, Gerald
Smith and Frank Smith. The coaches
will conduct a boxing clinic September
13through 16attheCenterfrom6to 10
p.m. The clinic will focus on condi
tioning, training, boxingskillsandrulcs
and regulations.
For further information, contact
Frank Smith or theCommunity Center.
Kah-Nce-Ta Resort will offer an
American Red Cross Lifeguard
Training course September 6, 7 and
8. The class will run from 5 to 10
p.m.. Friday and from 9 a.m. to
9:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Par
ticipants successfully completing the
course will be certified to serve as a
swimming pool or non-surf beach
lifeguard.
Individuals taking the course
must be at least 15 years of age and
be able to meet several swimming
requirements. Course fee is $35, paid
at time of registration.
For further information call the
Kah-Nee-Ta Village Pool at 553
1112, extension 458.
PELTON LANES
recruiting
grade school age children
for Junior Bowling League
to be held Wednesdays at 4 p.m. and
on Saturday mornings.
Contact Pelton Lanes 475-3353
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The Madras High School volleyball
team has started their 1991 season,
after finishing fifth in the Greater Or
egon League last year. The selections
for the three levels of teams were made.
Cuts were made on all teams, including
the freshman team, which is a first
This season has had its biggest turn out
of girls than there has ever been. There
are seven returning varsity lettermen,
five of the varsity team members are
seniors. Head coach, Margaret Sturza
feels the team is," a very enthusiastic
group who love volleyball and are out
because of their love for the game." " I
am really excited." Sturza also stated.
Setters for the team are Jennifer
Runge and Margie DuRette. Luanne
Foltz is the defensive specialist, which
is an individual playing and hitting
primarily out of the back row. The all
around players are Stephanie Harris,
Heather Martin, and Susie Marston.
The rest of the team are mainly hitters.
The team consists of the following:
for varsity; coach Margaret Sturza,
players consist of seniors, Sandra
Carroll, Margie DuRette.Luanne Foltz,
Amanda Fine and Susie Marston.
Juniors are Teri Courtney, Pam Jasa,
Heather Martin and Jenifer Runge.
Sophomores are Rachel Clowers,
Stephanie Harris and Jessica Mooney.
The junior varsity squad is coached
by Marsha Armstrong and the team
consists of juniors, Carrie Burtis and
Pam Jasa; sophomores Sarah Badten,
Rachel Clowers, Stephanie Hams,
Kelly Jackson, Allison Kirsch, Stacy
Long, Jenny Marston, Jessica Mooney
and Jamie Rask. Freshman Erika Harris
is also a member of the j.v. squad.
The freshman team is coached by
Bill Wysham and the players are
Rachelle Bettega, Kelli Camerwood,
DeAnne Cordes, Betsy Cordill, Nicole
Dexter, Nicole Dodson, Tia Fisher,
Rebecca Grote, Crystal Guiney, Becky
Harrison, Marie Long, Brooke Luther,
Angela McConnell, Shawna
McConnell, Millie Unive, Missy
Weisen and Carrie Hawes.
Madras High School has, for the
first time ever, organized its first
year co-ed soccer progiam. The
funds to start the program were
raised by the Jefferson County
Soccer Club, which raised a total
of $5,000. The program is com
munity supported for its first year,
but hopes the school district will
pick up the program in the future
like it does the other school sports.
If not. the Jefferson County Soccer
program will work at raising mon
ey for the program. To raise funds
for this year, the club sold calend
ars to the public and advertising to
earn money. The calendars sold for
$5 and are still for sale. There has
not yet been a selection for a coach
nor has there been a schedule
made. Both are scheduled to be
completed next week.
The program is currently work
ing on teaching and learning of
basic fundamental skills, have a
better program, be better organ
ized and to have fun. For the first
season the team will play Intramu
rally. They will play the Junior
Varsity teams from Bend, Red
mond, Mt. View, The Dalles and
Hood River. Half the games will be
played at home and half of them on
the road.
The program would like to
encourage students to give it a try
and go out for the team, and find
out if soccer is for you. New team
registrations are welcome after
school starts.
Madras setback Ryan Boyle making a good ground gain on a pitch out from quarterback Shane Barnes. Madras won their game against Seaside
29-12.
Buffs victorious in year's first outing
1991 FroshJVVarsity Volleyball
DATE
Sept. 5
Sept. 7
Sept. 7
Sept. 10
Sept. 13
Sept. 14
Sept. 17
Sept. 20
Sept. 24
Sept. 27
Sept. 27
Sept. 28
Sept. 28
Oct. 5
Oct. 10
Oct. 11
Oct. 12
Oct. 12
Oct. 18
Oct. 19
Oct. 22
Oct. 26
Oct. 29
Nov. 2
Nov. 7-9
PLACE
Bend
Culver
Pr. City
View
Mt
Home vs. Riverside
Home vs. Baker
Home vs. Crook County
Burns
Home vs. Redmond
Home vs. The Dalles
Nyssa
Ontario
Redmond T.
Home vs. Nyssa
The Dalles
Riverside
Baker
Home Madras Tourney
Home vs. Burns
Mac Hi
Home vs. Gilchrist
Home vs. Ontario
Culver
Home vs. Mac Hi
TEAM TIME
FJVV 6:00
F 10:00
V 10:00
FJVV 6:00
FJVV 5:00
FJVV 3:00
FJVV 6:00
FJVV 4:00
FJVV 6:00
F 5:00
JVV 5:00
JVV 1:00
F 10:00
FJVV 3:00
F 5:00
JVV 5:00
JVV 1:00
F 9:00
FJVV 4:00
FJVV 3:00
FJV 5:00
FJVV 3:00
JVV 6:00
FJVV 3:00
V
1991 Cross Country
DATE PLACE TIME
Sept. 7 Home Madras Invitational 11:00
Sept. 13 Gilchrest 3:00
Sept. 17 Mt. View 4:00
Sept. 21 The Dalles 11:00
Sept. 25 Home vs. BurnsRedmond 4:00
Oct. 5 Gladstone 12:00
Oct. 9 Crook County 4:15
Oct. 12 Scappoose Invitational 12:00
Oct. 17 Sweet Home 4:00
Oct. 26 Mac Hi District 3:00
Nov. 2 Lane Comm. Coll. State 1:30-g
2:00-b
1991 Frosh Football
DATE PLACE TEAM TIME
Sept. 5 Wahtonka Frosh 6:00
Sept. 14 Springfield Frosh 1:00
Sept. 19 Home vs. Mt. View Frosh 4:30
Sept. 26 Riverside Frosh 5:00
Oct. 3 Home vs. Bend Frosh 4:00
Oct. 10 Home vs. Crook County Frosh 4:30
Oct. 17 Home vs. Burns Frosh 3:00
Oct. 24 Home vs. Redmond Frosh 4:00
Oct. 31 La Pine Frosh 4:30
1991 Varsity Football
DATE PLACE
Aug. 30 Home vs. Seaside
Sept. 6 Home vs. Hood River
Sept. 13 Crook County
Sept. 20 Home vs. Mac Hi
Sept. 27 Ontario
Oct. 4 Home vs. Nyssa
Homecoming
Oct. 11 Burns
Oct. 18 BYE
Oct. 25 Home vs. Baker
Nov. 1 Riverside
Nov. 8 or 9 State Rnd 1
TEAM
Varsity
Varsity
Varsity
Varsity
Varsity
Varsity
Varsity
Varsity
Varsity
Varsity
TIME
7:30
7:30
7:30
7:30
7:30
7:30
7:30
7:30
7:30
1991 Junior Varsity Football
DATE PLACE TEAM TIME
Sept. 5 Home vs. Hood River JV 6:00
Sept. 14 Riverside vs. Baker JV 1:00
Sept. 19 Crook County JV 4:00
Sept. 26 Home vs. Mt. View JV 4:30
Oct. 3 Home vs. Redmond JV 6:00
Oct. 10 Bend JV 4:30
Oct. 17 Home vs. Riverside JV 5:30
Oct. 24 Home vs. The Dalles JV 6:30
Oct. 31 Grant U. JV 4:00