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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 6 January 10, Spilyay Tymoo cr-Zi SPORTS 33rd Annual The 33rd Annual Warm Springs Nations All-Indian Holiday Basketball tournament came to a close on De cember 28, with the Oregon Athletics and the Warm Springs Magpies play ing for the title. A year ago these same two teams met for the championship with the Warm Springs Magpies coming out the winner to claim the championship trophy. This year the same two tcamsplayed for the championship only it was a reverse of the outcome from a year ago. The Oregon Athletics outlasting the determined Magpie team by the score of 108-102, in a close and hard played game. The lead changed hands several times throughout the game but in the closing minutes the OA team jumped out a few points and to hold off the fired up Magpie team in the closing minutes of the game. At the end of the first quarter the Magpies held a slight lead of 31-2S, after falling behind 10-0, in the open ing moments of the game.The Oregon Game by game Re-Cap. Game 1: Renegades winners by forfeit over Montana, did not show. Game 2: SANTA CLARA 139: Steve Ledesma 62, Sam Ledesma 12, Ray Penola 8, Dave Tucker 6, Tiger Skinnadore 26, Seymour Ruben 6, Geoff Miller 6, Leo BlackbuU 4, Steve Wheeler, Wayne Nez 6, Clint Pitcher. CHILOQUIN 90: Chad Wilder 32, Pocket Unive 32, Crayton Jack ion 1 1 , Donnie Gentry 4, Frank Summers 2, Larry Witcraft 5, Tuffy Kirk 4, Arvid Hoaglen. Game 3: SWINOM1SH 1 17: Martin Fryburg 3, Rudy Edwards 2, Mike Wilbur 1 8, Randall Cook 10, Undy Waters 24, Mike Lesslie 32, Tandy WUbur4, JJ Wilbur 4, Marvin Wilbur, Eric Green, Marvin Wilbur Jr. Doug Wilbur. CHILOQUIN 101: J. Watah 32. N. Barney 1 4, F. Ray 10, E. Case 17, A. Witcraft, B. Witcraft 15, J. Law 9, T. Miller, C. Brown 4, Fr. Miller. Game 4: Nez Perce Nation won by forfeit, Portland DNS. Game 5: OREGON ATHLETICS 138: Buck Jones 23, Merle Smith 22, Brooker Jones 20, Jarvis Yellowrobe 27, Vernon Smanlowit 9, Barry Brady 23, Doug Moltar 1 4, Vern Branson, Tracie Otis, Scott Su: Sumpter, Bob Main. RENEGADES 87: Kanim Smith 12, Kyle King 10, Zee Smith 10, Shane Rivera 17, Shawn Rive.-a 4, Toot Pennington 11, Vernon Suppah Fr. 8, Andy Stacona 1 1 , Jo Jo Smith 4, Ryan Eagleheart. Game 6: WARM SPRINGS MAGPIES 103: Ernie Stevens 8, Roman Suppah 22, Jerome Davis 6, James Scott 35, Reemo Smith 19, Andy Leonard 10, Mackie Begay 4, Austin Greene, Tray Leonard Al Estimo. SANTA CLARA 99: Steve Ledesma 38, Sam Ledesma 3, Ray Penola 2, Dave Tucker 12, Tiger Skinnadore 21, Seymour Ruben 16, Geoff Miller, Steve Wheeler 7, Wayne Nez, Clint Pitcher. Game 7: SWINOMISH 108: Marvin Fryberg 2, Rudy Edwards, Mike Wilbur 1 1, Randall Cook 11, Andy Waters 12, Mike Lesslie 25, Tandy Wilbur 1 2, JJ Wilbur, Marvin Wilbur 2. Enc Green 2, Marvin Wilbur Jr., Doug Wilbur. YAKIMA BUCKS 89: Don Jones 29, Al Doublerunner 9, Darren Olney 24, Eugene Big Buck, Bobby Sanchey 2, Jabbar Davis 4, Darrell Eastman, Carl Kalami 16, Carmen Blake HI, Richard Brisboise 2, Dale Casey 4. Game 8: Chico 114: Art Hertnendez 26, Joe Hutt 24, Ken Bohanan, Sam Hunt 6, Darrel Ranken 29, Mike Houar, Doug Young, Wes Hutt 2, Gene Smanlowit 2. John Ley 7, Monty Daney 10, Orlando Vance 6. NEZ PERCENATION 105: Jack McCormack 4, Bob Sobetto 15, Greg Jose 30, Gem Leighton 14, Jesse Leighlen 13, James Matheny 3, Emmit Taylor, Kevin EUenwuod 24, Tun Taylor, Vem Johnson, Johnson Leighton. 9: GAME 9: YAKIMA BUCKS 81: Don Jones 21, Al Doublerunner, Eugene Big Back, Bobby Sanchey 12. Jabbar Davis 6, Darrell Eastman, Carl Kalama 7, Carmen Blake , Kevin John 4. Richard Brisboise S, Dale Casey 11. CRUSADERS 49: Larry Scott 17, Dan Brisboise 21, Jeff Brisboise 3, Don Howtopat 2, Butch David 4, Abe Gnmlose, Dondy HoptowsL 1992 Holiday basketball tournament action packed with top rated teams Athletic team kept the pressure on the Magpies and out scoring them in the second period 39-1 9, and take a 69-50, half time lead The see-saw affair continued throughout the remainder of the game where the Magpies could not close the gap on the determined OA team as they held on to a 86-73 third quarter lead. In the final quarter the Magpies came storming back bout could not overtake the OA team as the final buzzer sounded with the Oregon Athletic team ahead for the champi onship trophy. Tie top scorer for the OA team was barry Brady who scored 22 for the winners while Brooker Jones added 2 1 , Buck Jones 19, Merle Smith 16, Scott Sumptcr 11, Doug Maltor 9, Jarvis Yellowrobe 8, and Ryan Smith 2,Vemon Smanlowit, Bob Main. Remo Smith topped all scorers for the game with a total of 29 from three 3 pointers and he was 4 of 6 at the free throw line. James Scott had 24 points coming from five 3 pointers and he was 5 for 5 at the free throw line, Ernie Stevens added 17 points, Jerome Davis 14 points before fouling out, Roman Suppah 11, Andy Leonard 7, Austin Game 10: RENEGADES 70:KanimSmithlO, Kyle King 1 8, Zee Smith 1 4, Shane Rivera 3, Tool Pennington 1 1, Shawn Rivera, Vernon Suppah Jr. 1, Andy Stacona 4, Ryan Eagleheart, Joseph Smith. CHILOQUIN 61: J. Watah 18. N. Bamey 4, Jay Ray 15, E. Case 13, A. Witcraft 4, B. Witcraft 1 1, C. Brown 2. Jr. Miller 3. Game 11: NEZ PERCE NATION 92: J. McCormack, B. Sobetto, Greg Jose 34, G. Leighton 13, J. LEIGHTON 17, James MATHNEY 6, E. Taylor 11, K. Ellenwood 8, J. Taylor 2, V. Johnson 1., JH. Leighton. CHILOQUIN 80: Chad Wilder 20, Pocket Unive 22, Crayton Jackson 8, Donnie Gentry 8, Frank Summers 9, Larry Witcraft 2, Tuffy Kirk 6. A. Hoaglen, Willie Bagley 2. Game 12: Forfeit toSanta Clara: Game 13: OREGON ATHLETICS 116: Buck Jones 28, Merle Smith 19, Brooker Jones 32, Jarvis Yellowrobe 4, V. Smanlowit. Barry Brady 1 4, Doug Maltor 1 3, V. Branson, Scott Sumpter 9, Bob Main. SWINOMISH 107: Marvin Fryberg fdki 9, Rudy Edwards 2, Mike Wilbur Cook 21. Randy Waters 27. Mike Tandy Wilbur 4, JJ Wilbur, Marvin Wilbur, Eric Green 4, Marvin Wilbur, Doug Wilbur. Game 14: WARM SPRINGS MAGPIES 97: Ernie Stevens 12, Roman Suppah 12, Jerome Davis 25, James Scott 11, Reemo Smith 27, Andy Leonard 8, Austin Greene, Tray Leonard, Mackie Begay, Al Estimo 2. CHICO 95: Art Hernendez 24, Joe Hutt 7, Ken Bohenon 2, Sam Hunt 6, Darrel Barker 31, Mike Houar, Doug Young, Wes Hutt 2, Gene Smanlowit, John Ley 8, Lance Logan, Monty Daney 2, Orlando Vance 12, Ken Pemberton 1. Game 15: CHILOQUIN 67: J. Watah 25. N. Bamey 7, J.Ray, E. Case 8, A. Witcraft 1, B. Witcraft 18, J Law, T. Miller. Jr. Miller 8. YAKIMA BUCKS 59: Don Jones 19, Al Doublerunner, Darren Olney 10, Eu gene Big Back, Bobby Sanchey 6, Jabber Davis 12 Darrell Eastman, Carmen Blake , Kevin John 2, Richard Brisboise 10, Dale Casey. Game 16: SANTA CLARA 99: Steve Ledesma 14, Sam Ledesma 2, Ray Penola, Dave Tucker 14, Tiger Skinnadore 42, Seymour Ruben 7, Geoff Miller 6, Leo Black Bull 2, Steve Wheeler 12, Wayne Nez, Clint Pitcher. NEZ PERCE NATION 77: Jack McCormack, Bob Sabetta 7, Greg Jose 33, Gem Leighton 7, Jesse Leighton 2, James Metheny 6, Emmit Taylor 4, kevin Ellenwood 14, Monty Larson, Jim Taylor 4, Vem John son, Johnson Leighton. Game 17: CHICO 76: AnHemandezS.JoeHutt, Ken Bohanan 6, Sam Hunt 1 1, Darrel Barter, Mike Hauer 13, Doug Young 4, Wet Hutt t, Gene Smanlowit 5, John Ley 1 1 , Lance Logan, Monty Dany, Orlando Vance 6 Ken Pemberton 7. CHILOQUIN 52: J. w.uh 22. N. Barney 0, J. Ray 0, F. Case, Jr.9, A. Witcraft 0, B. Witcraft 5, J. Law 0, T. Miller 0. C Brown 6, JR Miller 10. Game 18: SWINOMISH 83: Martin Fryburg 5, Rudy Edwards, Mike Wilbur 13. Randall Cook 16, Lindy Watert 23. Mike Lesbe 22. Tandy Wilbur 4, JJ Wilbur, Marvin Wilbur. Eric Green, Marvin Wilbur Sr. Warm Springs, Oregon Greene, Tray Leonard, Mackic Bcgay, and AJ Estimo. In 6th place in the final outcome of the tourney was Chiloquin 69crs, 5 th place Santa Clara, 4th Chico, Ca. 3rd Swinomish, WA, 2nd Warm Springs Magpies and the winners the Oregon Athlcucs. Some of the finest Indian teams from across the nation were on hand for the three day 33rd annual holiday tournament Tournament Di rector Satch Miller stated that they would in vite a team from Hawaii , to the next yeais tournament After each tournament there is al ways a all tourrarn:nt All-Star team picked and this yeir ihey were Buck Jones, Brooker .'ones and Berry Brady all of the Oregon A tl dctics, Remo Smith and Roman Suppah form the Magpies, Mike Leslie, Swinomish, Art Hemcndez.Lindy Waters, Swinomish, Tiger Skinaadore, Santa Clara, Greg Jose, Nez Perce Nation, Jim Watah of Chiloquin.Sam Hunt Chico..The Most Valuable Player award went to Brooker Jones of OA team and the Mr Hustler award went to James Scott of the Mag pies. SANTA CLARA 80: Steve Ledesma 29, Sam Ledesma 2, Ray Penola, Dave Tucker7,TigerSkinnadore 16, Seym our Ruben 12, Geoff Miller 4, Leo BlackbuU 2, Steve Wheeler 8, Wayne Nez, Clint Pilcher. Game 19: SWINOMISH 83: Lindy Waters 20, Mike Leslie 36, Randall Cook 7, Mike Wilbur 12, Marlon Fryburg 6, Tandy Wilbur 2. Rudy Edwards, Jeromy Wilbur, Eric Green, Marvin Wilbur Jr., Marvin Wilbur Sr. CHICO 80: Art Hernandez 10, Joe Hutt, Ken Bohanon 1, Sam Hunt 17, Darrel Barker, Mike Hauer, Doug Young, Wes Hutt 4, Gene Snanlowit, John Ley 16, Lance Logan, Monty Daney 16, O. Vance. 2, Ken Pimberton 4. Game 20: OREGON ATHLETICS 108: Buck Jones 19, Merle Smith 16, Brooker Jones 21, Jarvis Yellowrobe 8, Vernon Smanlowit, Barry Brady 22, Doug Maltor 9, Scott Sumpter 1 1, Bob Main, Ryan Smith 2. WARM SPRINGS MAGPIES 102: Ernie Stevens 17, Roman Suppah 11, Jerome Davis 14, James Scott 24, Reemo Smith 29, Andy Leonard 7, Austin Greene, Tray Leonard, Mackie Begay, Al Estimo. Smith selected or u.b.A. boxing learn Gerald S mi th will accompany the U.S. Boxing team when they travel to meet the Poland Boxing team in Warsaw, Poland, on January 19, 1992. On January 24, the team will travel to Dublin, Ireland, to meet the Ireland boxing team. Mr Smith will have quite a re sponsibility while traveling with the team as he will be in charge of the whole group which includes the head coach Kenny Loehr, of St Louis, MO, assistant coach, PatPouder.ofOklahomaCity.OK, assistant coach, Danny Romero, Albuquerque, N.M., refereejudge, Lyle Aklestad, Sweetgrass, MT, refereejudge, Lester Hebert, of Kah-Nee-Ta 30 & Over All Indian Basketball Tournament January 10, 11, & 12, 1992 Warm Springs Community Center Entry Fee $150.00 AWARDS: 10 Championship Jackets 10 Hooded Sweatshirts (Runner-Up) 10 Pullover Sweatshirts (3RD Place) 10 T-Shirts(4TH Place) 10 All Star Jackets MVP Sweatshirt MR. Hustle Gym Bag Sportsmanship Award Contact: Willie Stacona P.O. Box 6 Warm Springs. OR 97761 (503) 553-1262 (home) (503) 553-3250 (work) i. ' Jerome Davis of the Magpies is being . ti'AV .V- 7 - - v t I - ' J:)7 H " " . ' . f - ' t " ' '" s r t . - ' ; " . . ' . . .. . . ,. .'- j' 1 ; ' : " - - ' ' ; ( j- i .." '"'. ..v .., , .. .. . ...f T ' $ .L..'. -v. ..... . - . . ; . . " " . : , of the 33 annual holiday basketball tournament, in ban no. tsjames icon, won the game and the championship with the Magpies the runners-up. Buffalo boys win 1, lose 1 The Madras White Buffalo's lose one win one at the Hood River Valley Invitational basketball tournament Jan. 3-4, 1992. In the first game the Buffs as manager Crowley, LA, and physician, Dr. Rich ard Salina, of San Antonio, TX. The members of the boxing team are, at 105 lbs.; Danny Davis, Philadelphia, PA, 112 lbs.; Jermaine Fields, Mitchell ville, MD, 119 lbs.; Wayne Chandler, Miami, FL, 1 19 lbs ; Lionell, Jr., New York, NY, 125 lbs; Fernando Sanchez, North Las Vegas, NV, 125 lbs; Kenneth Friday, Omaha, NY, 132 lbs; Patrice Brooks, Si Louis, MO, 139 lbs.; Shane Mosley, Pomona, CA, 147 lbs Dailyn Hutchinson, Ft. Huachuca, AZ.; 156 lbs. Wayne Blair, Miami, Fl.; 165 lbs Trey Harris, Conroe, TX.; 1 78 lbs. Jim Compton, Sl Louis, Mo. 201 lbs; Bhrannon Briggs, Washington D.C., 201 lbs ; Bobby Harris, Worchester, MA, 201 lbs; Edward Escobedo, McKinney, TX. This is a partial list of the boxing team that will be making the trip. Austin Greene (503) 553-1953 (home) (503) 553-1361 (work) guarded by Buck Jones of the Oregon fell to The Dalles Indians by the score of 60-5 1. It was an evenly played game except for the third quarter when the Indians out score the Buffs 27-12, to build up their margin for the win. Ryan Grote led the scoring for the Buffs with 19,' Scott Moses 14, Ryan Boyle 9, Shane Barnes 6, Mark Harris 2, Scott Dalemarter 1, Gerke, Norton, Suppah, Butler. Leading the way The Dalles was Ryan with 20, Hanson 15, Caudill 13, Bradford 5, Earl 2, Krier 2, Hazlatt, Peterson, Cypher, Hertell. On Saturday night the White Buf falos edged the host Hood River team by the score of 56-54, in a close furnish. After the first period Madras held a one point lead 12-11. Scott Moses led the scoring with 1 8, Mark Harris 1 1 , Tom Norton 7, Shane Barnes 6, Leif Suppah 5,Ryan Grote 5, Gerke 4, Delamarter, Butler. The first night Hood River defeated Riverside, Pins come tumbling down at annual holiday bowling tournament at Pelton Lanes The 16th annual Warm Springs Holiday Indian Bowling Tournament was a success, ending the 1991 bowling season. It was held in con junction with the Warm Springs Holiday Indian Basketball Tourna ment, at the Pelton Lanes in Madras, December 27-29, 1991. In teams the finalists consisted of Last Minutes who totaled 2593 for the weekend event, and W.S.A.A. who scored 2536 to take the mens category. In the ladies section, Wide Spot Pounders totaled 2577 for the weekend. For the mixed team cat egory, On-To-Reno was on top with 2618 as Sybil's Gang followed at 2521. In singles play for the men, Kevin Urbach was on top at 693, Alley David at second, scoring 668. In third was Nathan Monroe with a 645 score. Both Gerald Pickernell and Chet VanPelt held fourth with 644, and Joe Badoni trailed at 636. Hel ena Jones was on top for the ladies section with a 64 1 score. Lana Shike was second with a 638 score for the weekend event and Alice Jackson at 629. For doubles the finalist were, in mens, Claude Smith Sr. and Joe Badoni sat at the top with 1376, Austin Greene and Jerry Sampson were runner-up at 1298. Phillip David and Ray Calica turned in 1 293 for the event, while Biff Johnson and John Spilyay Tymoo J V r V Athletic team in the champbnship game ana no. is crooner j ones, ia am. Buff girls winners over Panthers There were baskets coming from all angles on Saturday night as the Buff girls romped over the Panthers of Redmond by the score of 89-65. The Buffs were really never in any trouble during the game as they jumped out to a 22-7 first quarter lead and led 46-29 at the half. Becky Dodson led ihe scoring for the Buffs with 31, Laura Sahme 15, Shirley Allen 10, Heather Clowers 10, Machelle Semmilink 9, Louane Foltz 6, Arlinda Duff 3, Runge 3, Margie Durrett 2, Alyssa Macy. Leading scorer for the Panthers was Powell 25, Mason 18, Struck 9, McDonald 6, Warner 4, Walker 1, Steele, Unruh. Three pointers for the Redmond Panthers, Struck 3, Ma son 2, and for the Buffs Laura Sahme 1 . Madras had 26 fouls to 21 for the Panthers. Wright trailed at 1265. For the ladies doubles, Sandra Danzuka and Lana Shike sat on top with 1298. Missy David and Allee Jackson were second with 1230. For mixed doubles Libby Chase and Satch Miller sat on top with 1366, Missy David and Larry Scott followed at 1335. Sybil Smith and Ralph Minnick recorded 1332. Lana Shike and Ray Shike Jr., totaled 1308, Allee Jackson and Phillip David scored 1301, while Sandra Greene and Jerry Sampson trailed at 1295. For all events, for the men, Austin Greene sat on top with a 2002 total. Phillip David was second with 1992, Joe Badoni sat at third with 1971, and Francis Napoleon had 1966. For the ladies, Lana Shike was on top with 1931, Allee Jackson was second at 1926 and Missy David at third with 1918. In the holiday roll-off for the mens division I, Ray Shike Jr. totaled 1772, and Helena Jones totaled 1727. In division II Joe Badoni scored 1647 while Sandra Greene scored 1478. Special events, high scratch series, Ray Shike Jr. scored, 226, 289, and 216 for a grand total of 731. High individual game went to Ray Shike Jr., and Austin Greene as they had a 289 score and 277. The Master Champs were, for di vision I, Jim Yahr and Angie Greene, and for division II, Gerald Pickernell. TtL"