PACE 6 December 27, 1991
Warm Springs, Oregon
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Hood River Eagles win tourney
Shaync Fillmore scored 21 points
to lead the Hood River Eagles over
the Madras White Buffalos, by the
score of 70-55, Saturday night De
cember 14, 1990, in the finals of the
Madras Holiday invitational basket
ball tournament
The game however was much
closer than the final score shows as at
the end of the first period the score
was 19-18, in favor of the Eagles.
Ryan Boyle the talented Buff senior
who scored a total of 25 points to out
score everyone for the night This
was the first set-back for the Buffs
for the season after a pretty good
start
At the end of the first quarter the
score was 91-18, as each team ex
changed baskets and kept within
range of each other, in the second
auartcr they both scored a total of 1 3
Points apiece to make the score 32
3 1 with the Eagles still holding a one
point lead. During the third quarter
the Eagles managed to hold the edge
over the determined Buffs where the
Eagles were able to score 16 to the
Buffs 1 5 points making the score 48
46, with the Eagles still in command
and the lead. As the fourth and final
quarter got under way something sort
of went wayward as the Eagles went
on a rampage to run away from the
Buffs scoring 22 points to the Buffs
9. There was no way the Buffs could
over take the Eagles with a few min
utes left in the game as the Hood
River Valley team went on to win the
tournament, as the host White Buf
falo team the runncr-up.
Bovlc was the top scorer for the
Buffs with 25, Scott Moses 12, Mark
Harris 6, Ryan Grote 6, Spencer
Gcrke 4, Tommy Norton 2, Leif
Suppah, Shane Barnes, Jeb
Buttfcr,Scott Delamarter. Scoring for
the Eagles was Fillmore 21 Johnson
10, Wells 9, Holloway 8, Morrisctte
6, Zorza 5, Shcrrcll 4, Adolfson,
Perkins, Hull, Moore.
The Madras White Buffs reached
the finals beating the Crook County
Cowboys on Friday night by the score
of 83-52. In that game the Buffs
jumped out to an early lead and never
were in any trouble after leading 19
9 at the end of the first quarter and
39-26 at the half. They led by the
score of 60-37 after three quarters
and ending up with the final score of
83-52.
Scott Moses led the scoring for
the Buffs with a total of 23, Boyle 18,
Ccrkc 8, Harris 8, Ryan Grote 8,
Barnes 6, Tommy Norton 6, Butler 2,
Suppah 2, Delamarter 2. Scoring for
the Cowboys was Walker 15, Bcrger
13, Ryan 12, Kronberger4, Morgan
4, Law 2, Ball 2, Porfily, Joyner.
The Henley Hornets of Klamath
Falls took third place beating Crook
County 93-63 for third place.
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Buff girls stomp Cottage Grove
In a non league game the Madras
girls basketball team stampeded over
the Cottage Grove girls 93-30, Satur
day afternoon, Dcc.14, 1991. Cottage
Grove a school that just turned 3-A,
still with a large student body fell vic
tims to a fired up Buff team.
Right from the opening tip-off the
Buffalo girls went right to work
smothering the visitors on an outburst
to lead 20-7 at the end of the first
quarter.
Cottage Grove had the height ad
vantage but that didn't stop Michelle
Simmclink from scoring 23 points
during the game to pave the way for the
host Buff team. Laura Sahme added 16
points for the winning cause, she also
had the only three point basket in the
game, she is always working the ball
looking for the open player for the easy
two point play, along with her fine
shooting. Heather Clowcrs came off
the bench and added 13 points and she
was effective on the rebounding also.
Becky Dodson poured in a total of 12
points as the hard working post player
is always around where the ball comes
down and many times has the rebounds
where she can put up the shot for the
easy two. Margie Dure tie added 10
points to make the fifth player to finnish
the game in double figures. Shirley
Allen turned in a fine performance bo th
on offense and defense keeping pres
sure on the opponnets ball handlers,
she scored 7 points during the game.
Louannc Foltz scored 6 points for the
winners, Allison Kirsch added 4 points
to the total.
The top scorer for the visiting
College Grove Lions was Fields with
13, Brown 5, Hanson 4, Walter 2,
Blackman 2, Pollard 2, Rawlett, Hass,
Durfinger, Hooter and McChene. Both
teams had a total of 18 fouls during the
game, Allison Kirsch was the only one
to foul out
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Buffaloes stampede Prospectors
The Madras boys basketball team
traveled to meet the Grant Union Pros
pectors, in a non-league encounter on
Dec. 17, 1991. The Buffs went right to
work jumping out to an early lead and
after one quarter ended the Buffs were
in front 15-6. From that point on the
host team was never in the contest as
the Buffs rolled to a 29-15 half time
lead.
In the second half the Buffs rolled on
scoring 40 points to the Prospectors 19.
20 points in each of the final two
quarters.Scott Moses was the top scorer
for the Madras boys with 17, Ryan
Boyle 14, Harris 12, Barnes 11, Suppah
7, Gcrke 4, Norton 2, Delamarter 2,
Butler.
Win against The Dalles brings record to 3-1
"As I See's U'm!" The Madras
Buff gals topped The Dalles Indians
for the second time this year by the
score of 55-48, in a non-conference
game in Madras, Dec. 17, 1991. This
brings their record to 3 wins and 1
loss so far this season. Their lone
loss was to the 4-A Crook County
Cow Girls in the opening game of the
season.
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Michelle Semmilink led the way
past The Dalles, for the Buff girls as
she ripped the nets for 20 points, with
several rebounds during the game,and
she was also good on defense. Becky
Dodson also had a good game as she
contributed 14 points and also did
good work under the backboards
bringing down several
rebounds.Laura Sahme added 11
points toward the win and had a good
game in front court also had several
assists. Margie Durette and Shirley
Allen turned in a fine performance in
the front court both on offense and
defense, with Durette adding 3 points
and Allen 2. Allison Kirsch added 3
points, Luanne Foltz 2 points for the
winners.
The Buff girls jumped out to the
early lead and kept The Dalles on the
catch up side of things and never let
them get too close at any time. Both
teams saw periods of slack action
where there wasn't much scoring
done, as both teams had some off
periods. The teams were pretty evenly
matched height wise but the Buffs
just out hustled them both on offense
and defense.
Madras was called for 15 fouls
and The Dalles had 17 infractions.
The Buffs were 5 of 10 at the free
throw line while The Dalles was 6
14. Both teams showed improvement
since their first meeting at The Dalles
earlier this year. The next outing for
the Buffs will be their Holiday invi
tational basketball tournament this
coming weekend with the Hood
River Valley Eagles to meet Oregon
City in the first game and in the night
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Afoul the officials dtdn I see.Ryan Grote tries for a shot under the basket. Hood River Eagles won the game and
the championship with a score of 75-55
Warm Springs Magpies play in Hawaii tourney
Satch Miller 6, Mark Stacona.
The Warm Springs Magpies men's
basketball team participated in the
3rd annual HawaiianIndian Good
will basketball tournament which was
held in Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii, on
December 3 to 7th, 1991. The Mag-
, pies placed 6th in the final standings
and placing one player on the all-star
team which was Jerome Davis.
This was an exciting event which
brought in teams from the mainland
, to compete with the finest teams from
the Islands. There were two other
Indian teams there that competed
which were the Montana Warriors,
and the Chico Coyotes, of Califor
nia. The Magpies played their first
game against Na Alii, who beat the
Magpies by the score of 136-102. In
their second game the Magpies de
feated the team Kanaka Jam, by the
scoreof 79-59. This putting the Mag
pies in the bracket for the consola
tion title where they were matched
up against the Maui Hoopers, who
defeated the Magpies 92-84.
The Na Alii team right from the
Island of Kauai, was the champions,
with Kapaa Alumni Warriors the
runners-up, third place went to Chico
and Shop.Ericksons, Marketand Les
Schwabs tire, and a big thanks to
Lana Shike for her hard work in get
ting the team there.
There was also a four womens
basketball tournament held in con
junction with the mens tournament,
the results of the womens tourna
ment are not available.The following
are the box scores of the games played
there.
GAME ONE
Na Alii -136
K. Perez 29,S.Higal8, G. Wil
liams 24, C, Acoba 13, C. Delonoza
12. K. Pea 17, G. Ahuy 2, D. Hubblr
22.
Magpies -103
Jerome Davis 29, Andy Leonard
16, Tray Leonard 12, Gene
Smartlowit 13, Austin Greene 26,
GAME TWO;
Kanaka Jam - 58:
K. Smith 21, S. Coloma 15, P.
Battad 4, J. Kaui 2, R. Vierra 7, J.
Carinio 2, S. Pascua 7.
Magpies - 79:
Jerome Davis 26, Gene Smartlowit
2 1 , Andy Leonard 1 1 , Tray Leonard
4, Greene 17, Miller, Stacona.
GAME THREE;
Maui Hoopers 92
D. Antone 6, R. Spensor 28,
D.,Crowell 2, P. Garces 15, C
Kawaiea 6, R. Figereo 6, E. Wills 1 1 ,
M. Vaught 7,R. Spensor 11
Magpies 84:
Davis 24, A. Leonard 21, T.
Leonard 8, G. Smartlowit 14,Greene
15, Miller 2, Stacona.i
Laura Sahme gets two points for the Buff girls to kelp defeat The Dalles,
55-4S.
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SSS.KiS.ffiS P'e went to Maui Hoopers, fifth
place was Kaimanas and sixth the
Magpies of Warm Springs, seventh
place was the Montana Warriors and
eighth place was Kanaka Jam.
The Magpies roster consisted of
Jerome Davis, Tray Leonard, Andy
Leonard, Satch Miller, Gene
Smartlowit, Mark Stacona, Austin
Greene, with bookkeepers, Emily
Greene and Marci S tacona. The team
is already making plans for fund rais
ers for the event next year.
The Magpies team would like to
thank the following people and
sponsors for making it possible for
the team to make the trip. The Or
egon Beef Co., Pepsi Cola Bottling,
Kah-Nee-Ta Resort, Ahern's Stop
other and the winners will vie for the
championship. Game time both days
will be 5:45 pm, and 7:30 pm.
Community Center
Candy Sale
There is a candy sale going on at the
Community Center with all proceeds
going toward the Little League pro
grams for the summer months. The
candy consists of Carmle Canisters and
Chocotel Canisters.
Back up the Little League programs
and purchase some candy.
GIRLS' VARSITYJV
BASKETBALL
DATE DAY OPPONENT PLACE
Dec. 7 Sat Crook Co. -JV.V Madras
Dec 10 Tue. The Dalles -JV.V The Dalles
Dec. 13 Frl. Mitchell Toum.-JV Mitchell
Dec. 14 Sal Mitchell Toura-JV Mitchell
Dec. 14 Sat Cottage Grove - V Madras
Dec. 17 Tue. The Dalles JV.V Madras
Dec. 20 Fit Madras Toum.-V Madras
Dec 21 Sat. Madras Toum. - V Madras
(CoguilH, Or. Cffy, H.R.)
Jan. 4 SaL Redmond -JV.V Madras
Jan. 10 Frl. Nyssa - JV,V Nyssa
Jan. 11 Sat Ontario -JV.V Ontario
Jan. 17 Fit Baker -JV.V Madras
Jan. 18 Sat Bums - JV,V Bums
Jan. 25 Sat Nyssa -JV.V Madras
Jan. 28 Tue. Crook Co. -JV.V Crook Co.
Feb. 1 Sat Baker -JV.V Baker
Feb. 7 Frt Bums JV.V Madras
Feb. 8 Sat Mac Hi - JV,V Madras
Feb. 14 Frt Riverside-JV.V Riverside
Feb. 22 Sat Riverside - JV, V Madras
Feb. 28 Frt Ontario -JV,V Madras
Feb. 29 Sat MacHi-JV,V Mac Hi
Mar. 10-14 State Salem
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