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PAGE 6 October 18, 1991 Warm Springs, Oregon Spilyay Tymoo Spilyay Tymoo mMtA sports I Buffs lose At the end ortwoquartcra it looked like everything was under control as the Buffs held a slim lead over the visiting Nyssa Bulldogs during their homecoming came on October 4, 1991. As the half ended the score was 12-10 in favor of the host team. Nyssa scored first early in the first quarter on a 26 yard field goal by Estrada after the Buff defense rose to stop the Nyssa drive. The B uffs come right back to score a touch down on a 18 yard pass as Shane Barnes hit Ryan Boyle right in the comer of the end zone putting the Buffs out front 6-3, but the kick failed for the PAT. In the second quarter Scot Moses did some fine running, side stepping dodging what would be tacklcrs to make a spectacular 17 vard run for the Madras second TD for the night. A run for two points failed but the Burns Hilanders continue The league Bums Hilandcrs had to come from behind to over take the determined buff team to keep their unblemished record in the Greater Oregon League and now are 4-0. Once again it seemed like the Buffs gave the game away on two costly turn overs giving the Hilandcrs good field position on both occasions late in the game. The Buffs hit pay-dirt early in the game as they took the opening kick off setting them up around the 30 yard line. On the second play of the game Shane Barnes hit Ryan Boyle with a pass where he out ran the entire defensive backficld unit on a 70 yard run, with DiCintco doing the kicking which lit up the scoreboard with 7-0 in favor of the Buffs. Both teams battled back and fourth until the closing minutes of the first half when the Hilanders were able to KNT Fall run date set The Warm Springs Recreatio.. Department will be sponsoring the Kah-Nee-Ta Fall 10 Kilometer Run "For A Change Of Pace" (6.2 miles) and 2 Mile Run at the Kah-Nee-Ta Village and Spa Saturday, October 26, 1991 at 10:00 a.m. Entry fee is $8.00 if you pre register, $10.00 on the day of the race. Pre-registration will be at the Community Center office Monday through Friday between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Deadline is Friday, October 25, 1991 at 5:00 p.m. Registration on the day of the race will be from 8:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. at the Kah- St. Pat's Cowdeo set The St. Pat's 23rd annual cowdeo is all set and scheduled to begin October 19, 1991. The books have been closed for some time now as eager kids have been calling in to sign up right after the start of school. For the kids who waited too long, they will just have to watch and wait until next year to participate in the annual event. The St. Pat's annual cowdeo will be held in the Jefferson County Fair grounds, in Madras, Oregon, starting Saturday evening at 7:00 PM, and on Sunday, October 20th at 1 :00 p.m. The admission to the affair will be $2.50, and Sr. Citizens 65 and older admitted free. There will be door prizes drawn for at the conclusion of the two day kids rodeo. Recreation Center offering numerous activities, programs to Fitness testing is now available through Austin Greene, recreation department fitness coordinator Austin was certified with a week long course at the Institute of Aero bic Research in Dallas, Texas. Testing will be available begin ning October 21. Austin will be able to test you on your current health and help you work to a goal of your own. The testing process will take at least an hour of your time. Preliminary testing will include a screening pro cess, which tells of the client's his tory, risk and current health and lifestyle; fitness assessment, which includes current strength, cardio vascular, flexibility and body com position; goal setting, fitness and lifestyle; exercise and nutrition sub homecoming to Nyssa Buffs were out front by the score of 12-3. As time was running down be fore the intermission the Nyssa Bulldogs made a drive moving the ball down to the one yard line when Martinez went in for the score, with Estrada doing the kicking the score was the Buffs 12. Bulldogs 10. There must have been too much half time activities because when play resumed in the 3rd quarter it looked like give-away instead of kecp-away, as the Nyssa Bulldogs seemed to control the ball where they made a steady advance across the field until Hartley ran the ball in from eight yards out The kick was good and Nyssa regained the lead 17-12 Early in the third quarter Scott Moses got the ball, ducked, dodged and side stepped the defenders and ran the ball in from 63 yards out but it was all for naught as the Buffs were flagged push the ball across the goal line on a 20 yard scamper by Graham, and with the kick good the score was tied when the intermission came at 7-7. In the third quarter it was a nose to nose battle most of the quarter until the Hilandcrs were able tocome with in field goal range where they split the up-rights with a 23 yardcr for 3 points, putting them out front 10-7. In the final quarter Barnes hit Boyle again with a pass and the fleet-footed Buff raced 78 yards for the score with the Buffs putting the heat on the host Hilanders taking the lead away from them 1 3-1 0. The go ahead score was a pleasing sight as the time was running down. When the roof caves in it came down ceiling and all as the Buffs gave up two costly turn-overs which may have cost them the game and added spark to the host Hilander team. On both occasions the Buffs Reservation Runners note activities The Warm Springs Reservation Runners have not been real active since Pi-Ume-Sha, however, they do still get involved with things. The club is currently participating in the CHRs 500 mile challenge. The Runner's club has 19 members on their team. They are all looking foward to the November fitness challenge, also. Hope that more of you will be able to participate in that. The club has a lot of T-shirts left over from the last two Pi-Ume-Sha runs. Also available are T-shirts from the Tygh Valley run and the Runner's club T-shirts. If anyone is interested in purchasing one of these, they are currently selling for $5 each. Contact Val Squiemphen at 553-1421, after 6 p.m. The Runner's Club is always looking for new members to join and would like to stress that you do not have to be a runner. If you're a walker or just someone interested in promoting good health, we would like you to join also. A lot of the members travel to the different runs in Oregon and Washington. You can always find one of them running or walking along the road someplace on the Reservation, always training for that next one. Just recently Terry and Gladys Squiemphen and Cal Poncho were asked to participate in a run in Washington, promoting the Yaki ma Indian Reservation's Fitness Day (coming up soon). scription, aerobics, strength, flex ibility, weight control and nutrition; starter program, supervision as well as group exercises; education, wellness facts, concepts and prin ciples; motivation, reinforcement, behavior and management and feedback, re-evaluation, communi cation and logs. Although the testing may seem complex, it could be a rewarding step for you to take to better your health. The testing process is all confiden tial and Austin will help you do your best and keep you motivate and com mitted to your program.. Learn to swim There will be a beginning swim for backficld in motion which wiped out the score and they had to do it all over again only with five yards added to their destination. A couple plays later Moses injured his ankle and was lost for the rest of the game. The Buffs were unable to get the ball to the goal line and were held by the stiffinning Nyssa defense. The game was a see saw affair until the closing minutes of the game when Talbot ran the ball in from 3 yards out to pad the Bulldog lead, and again Estrada was perfect with his toe booting the extra point to make the score 24-12. And that's the way it ended. The Buffs will have a tough game in their next encounter as they travel to meet the league leading Burns Hilandcrs on their home field as that is home coming for them. The Hilandcrs lead the league with a 3-0 record and hope to add to that against the Buffs. to roll on miss-handled the ball hobbling punts and trying to pick up the ball when they should have fell on it and the Hilander defenders recovering the ball in good field position. After the first Bums recovery Winn ran the ball in to get the go ahead lead and the kick was good putting the Hilandcrs out in front 17-13. Latcronanothcrmiss-handlcdball went under a pile of players and when the uncovered the ball Bums was again on top, and again the Hilanders were in good field position where Winn once again ran in from one yard out to cap the scoring for the night. The Hilandcrs were fortunate to come away with the win on those; two costly tum-overs. All stats taken from the sports caster of the Bums Radio Station which was aired on Warm Springs, KWSO. Some of the Runner's Club goals are to promote good health among the people of this reservation and to get more people involved in community activities. The club members feel running and or walk ing are just several of the ways to do that. Several activites that the club has contemplated undertak ing are a biathlon, a marathon, a series of runs for High School kids, using these as ways to keep the kids training for school activites, plus a clinic or series of clinics for walkers and or runners. The club members would really like to see these get off the ground, but in order to do so, need help. They would really enjoy having you be a part of these. For any information on the club, contact one of the officers: Chief Smith, President; Terry Squiem phen, Vice-President; Cal Poncho, Treasurer; or Val Squiemphen, Secretary. Sports Card Show November 16 and 17 Warm Springs Community Center Set up from 8 to 10 a.m. Doors open at 10 a.m. Limited tables availabe at $1 0 for two days. Call 553-3244, 553-3243 or 553-1361 for more information mers course offered for children at Kah-Nee-Ta Resort. There will be three classes offered in the next two months. The first class is scheduled for October 21 to October 30. The sec ond session will run from November 4 to November 14. The final session will run from November 18 to No vember 20. The classes will be of fered from 5:30 to 6 p.m. at the Vil lage pool. The cost will be $15 per person, which covers entrance to the pool and the cost of the swim card. Class size is limited to 5 to 8 students. Rides will not be available so parents will be responsible for getting their children to Kah-Nee-Ta for lessons. The summer recreation program o ..V ' n Quarterback Shane Barnes hands Lady Buff spikers lose two The varsity volleyball team took a long road trip to Baker and Riverside October 1 1-12, 1991. They were de feated both days. Friday night the lady Buffs played Riverside as they lostl3-15,3-15.Number24,Patricia Wetzel was the advantage as the Pi rates played very well. The lady Buffs had trouble serving as they served 83. Kills were also a problem as only 12outof 58attempts were made. Riverside had no trouble returning everything Madras sent their way. Teri Courtney of Madras led the team with 6 kills out of 1 7 attempts. Coach Margaret Sturza feels the Buffs were in good standing in the first game as they were in the lead 7-1, but just couldn't keep up the momentum. Unlike the first , game two was a different story for Madras. Saturday they played Baker. The Buffaloes were ahead 1 1-4 in game one and all at once the Bulldogs came alive, as the score became 14 5 Baker refused to give up. The ball was served 19 times total. Five serves came from the Buffaloes as three Sports card club to begin meeting A Sports Card Club for children and adults is forming. Sign up now at the Community Center. The first meeting of the club will be Tuesday, October 22 beginning at 6:30 p.m. 4-H and the Community Center are sponsoring the club. enhance fitness had 86 students in the swim classes during the summer. Only 18 passed the course. If you are interested, please contact Austin at the Recre ation Department at 553-1361. Men's Basketball Tourney The Warm Springs Magpies are in the process of scheduling their Annual All Indian Warm Up 6 Foot and Under Men's Basketball tourna ment. It will be held November 8, 9 and 10. Entry fee is $150 to the first 1 1 teams to submit their entry. For more information, contact Austin at the Recreation Center. ball to harris in game against Nyssa were successlul giving tnem 17 points. Baker served 14 points, 10 of which were successful but the lady Buffs came out on top, winning 17 15. In the second game the Buffs led 7-1 and coach Sturza feels, should have been another win for Madras. Cross country girls win, boys lose The Madras high school cross country competed against the Crook County Cowboys Wednesday, Octo ber 9, 1991. The White Buffaloes were de feated by the Cowboys. Results were asfollows: l.CC-JonRyan; 17:182. MHS- Scott Delamarter; 17:50 3. CC-Adam Jackson; 18:02 4. CC AdamKronbcrger; 18:05.5.CC-Tye Ball; 18:106.MHS-NathanJohnson; 18:27 7. CC- Tyson Gertner; 18:30 8,CC-Joe Wood; 18:31 9.CC-Colby Lundstrom; 18:57. 10. CC- Trevor Varcoe; 18:59 ll.MHS- Darrin Earnest ; 19:10 12. MHS- Grant Clements; 19:35 13. CC- Jeremy Hanson; 19:41 14. MHS-Sam Wolfe; 19:57 15. CC-Eric Rice; 19;58 16. CC- Chris Elling; 19:58 17. MHS Jarrod Sampson; 20:07 18. MHS Jon Smith; 30:20 19. CC-Brian Walker; 20U25 20. CC-Chad Car penter; 20: 56 2 1 . CC-Aaron DeClerk; 2 1 :04 22. MHS- Frank Brunoe; 21 :05 23. MHS- Rurik Lindner; 21:08 24. MHS- Ryan Riley; 21:22 25. CC Tim Buckley; 21:32 26. MHS- Keith Norleen; 21:44 27. CC-Jason Policy governs athletic eligibility To be eligible for inter-scholastic athletics at Madras High School, stu dents must be on track for graduation and conform to all OSAA rules and regulations. Being on track for graduation means the student has time available on he regular schedule to pass all required courses. Any senior students must be passing in all sub jects necessary for that student to graduate. These rules also apply: 1. Every student will be required to attend regularly and be passing in six (6) subjects. In addition, during the immediately preceding semester, heshe must have been enrolled in school, attended regularly and passed six subjects. To determin the "passing-portion of the rule, a check of grades and attendance will be made at mid quarter. As soon as report cards are avail able, the Activities Director will check to determine who in the student body is not currently passing sixt subjects at the end of quarters 1 and 3. Students will be informed that they are ineligible if they are not passing six subjects that carry credit at the end of quarters 1 and 3. The period of ineligibility will be for 14 calendar days beginning the day the student is notified. At the end of the 14-day period, a check will be made of all students determined to be October 4. The Bulldogs again made a come back, but the Buffs still lead 13-5 until the final minutes when Baker scored ten, winning 13-15. After the loss of game number two the lady Buffs just couldn't get back the momentum, as they again were defeated 5-15. ' Buckley; 21:44 28. Stradley; 22;06 29. McCabe; 22:11 30. Cochran; 22:21 31. Sites; 22:26 32 MHS- Tony CC- Willie MHS- Tom MHS- Jamie , CC-Scott Cruikshank; 22:36 33. MHS- Louie Smith; 22:37 34. MHS- Bob Norton; 23:36 35. MHS- Russell Graham; 23:37 36. CC-Joe Swanson; 23:57 37. CC-Jess Dyer; 27:06 38. CC Tony McWilliams; 27:11 39. CC Kreigh Edmonds; 28:47. The lady Buffs were victorious over their opponents. Results were as follows: 1 . CC- Kelli Kronberger; 11:302. MHS- Allissa Macy; 12:12 3. CC- Juanita Plate 12:39 4. MHS Karen Riley; 13:07 5. MHS- Jennifer Mollman; 13:01 6. MHS- Sheylene Boise-Greene; 13:23 7. MHS Allison Sites; 13:34 8. CC- Shannon Catterson; 13:55 9. MHS- Julie Ut ter; 13:56 10. MHS- Brooke Earnest; 14:24 11. MHS- Erika Luce; 14:44 12. CC- Jennifer Merritt; 14:55 13. MHS- Lisa Matheny; 15:39 14. CC Sonja Robertson; 16:35 15. MHS Michelle Zamora; 16:46. ineligible. If, at that time, the student's grades (semester) are passing in six or more subjects, the student will be determined eligible until the end of the semester. If the student is not passing in six or more subjects, heshe will be ruled ineli gible until the end of the semester. If a student is determined ineligible at the end of quarters 2 and 4, that student will remain ineligible until the end of the next semester. To determine "attending regu larly" students will be rule ineligible should they get 10 or more absences per semester in any 2 or more classes, including study halls. Students who have been ruled in eligible shall still have the opportu nity to try out for and practice with their respective teams. The above conditions are subject to an appeals process with the building administrator andor the OSAA where exceptions may be made should an unusual or extreme situation occur that caused the student to become ineligible. 1. Have a parent or guardian sign the Athletic Code. 3. Have a physical examination. An athletic training policy has been developed in cooperation with the coaching staff, athletes, the adminstration and the school board A copy of the rules (School Board Policy 744.21) is available form the Activities Director. I
