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PAGE 6 May 15. 1992 Warm Springs, Oregon SpilyayTymoo Spilyay Tymoo feS- M SPORTS i t i i J ode Coudy hustles to back first base 7 A , Buffs split with Mac Hi in double header The White Buffalo baseball team hosted the Pioneersof Mac-Hi Satur day, May 9, 1992. The double header was to determine the second place team for the Western half of the G.O.L. Sophomore, Charlie Wewa was the first Buffalo pitcher for the day, the top five hitters for Mac-Hi all received hits and eventually scored. During the second inning the B uf falo defense began to fight back and did so through the fourth. During the fifth inning of play the Pioneers scored again off of Wewa. Coach Bruce Reece then put sophomore Claude Smith on the mound. The Buffalo offense was scoreless Kah-Nee-Ta Teepee Chapman golf tournament From the Oregonian Golf results of the Teepee Chapman tournament which was held at the Kahneeta Golf Course on May 1 0, 1 992. The tournament drew drew a good list of contestants from all parts of the northwest. This is an annual event and it is growing each year to be bigger and better. The results of the various catagories are: On May 10 Kah-Nee-Ta held the Teepee Chapman. A Flight Gross: Gary Holt-Marcy Holt, Spokane, Wash., 148; George Walker-Carrie Walker, Portland, 151; Ev Garrett-Norma Garrett, Milwaukie, 160; Jim Smith-Rita Smith, Portland, 160. Net: Karmen Blake-Shauna Mehlberg, Warm Springs, 130; Mark Deller-Rolla Dcller, Oregon City, 131; Gary Stein-Betty Stein, Port land, 132. B FlightGross: Levi Bobb-Cindy Bobb, Warm Springs, 168; Bob DeVaney-Jean DeVaney, Washougal, Wash., 171; Bill Dean Cassell-Doris Vibbert, Gateway, 175. Net: Julius Bobillot-Lorna All Indian Rodeo May 16-17 Tygh Valley -ii " -, ' ' " ' j : jr." ;Nm v ' . vv f ; . 8,. - ... ' k ' -,,-...?.-; : .,... : on a hit run play. throughout the third inning and in the fourth as they were short 0-5, Joel Niclson and C. Smith scored by a base hit and score from Sam Wolfe. The Buffs then trailed 5-3. In the fifth inning Ben Christenson and Shane Barnes crossed home to give the Buffs 5. The Pioneers at that time added two to the board, finalizing the game 7 to 5. In game two the Buffs set a better paced game. The Pioneers lead hitter scored while Kevin Hopps and Christenson both scored for Madras. The Mac-Hi Pioneers scored one more to tie 2-2 in the top of four. Wolfe scored for Madras in the bot tom to lead as the Pioneers kept on Bobilliot, Milwaukie, 130; Tomm Vaught-Lynn Vaught, Oregon City, 134; Earl Claussen-Eunice Hanncn, Bend, 136. C Flight Gross: Chuck Schmidt Cindy Schmidt, Madras, 170; Ralph Capasso-Patty Capasso, Molalla, Exercise leadership class set An exercise leadership class will be held June 5, 6, and 7 at the Warm Springs Community Center. Spon sored jointly by Tribal Wellness and the IHS Diabetes Program, the class will cover the following topics: low impact aerobics, Chairobics, and benching. Instruction will also focus on appropriate exercise leadership for patients with diabetes, seniors, and the physically disabled. This will include training in choreography, safety, and contra-indicated exer cises. The instructor will be Eva Montee, currently the Wellness Coordinator at Mt. View Hospital. She has taught both high and low-impact aerobics for eleven years. Her qualifications include certification from the fol lowing: YWCA FitnessAquatics, Kenneth Cooper Aerobics Institute Fitness Specialists, and the Interna tional Dance-Exercise Association. The fee for the 3-day training is $15.00, which will include snacks and two lunches. Class size is limited to 20 participants, so call or send in '1 fighting, they again scored in the ntth. the game remained equal through the seventh inning, when Wewa approached the plate, Madras had one out, and he hit a line drive which was a base hit for him and put runner, Christenson on third base in scoring position. Leif Suppah then stood waiting at the plate with a 1-1 count when the Pioneer catcher at tempted to pick off Christenson at third and failed when the ball passed by the third baseman and Christenson scored. Madras was victorious 4-3, to tie the double header. Due to the tie there will be a third game in Riverside todetermine a second place finisher in the Greater Oregon League. 188; Rick Hensley-Cynda Hensley, Lake Oswego, 190. Net: Larry Davies-Betty Davies, Washougal, Wash., 126; Gordon Cannon-Sybil Smith, Warm Springs, 135; Lin Simpson-Helen Simpson, Salem, 143. your registration by May 27. Regis tration should be sent to Austin Greene at WellnessRecreation, Box C, Warm Springs, OR 97761. If you have any questions re garding the training, please call Austin at the Community Center at 553-3243, or Candace Reich at the IHS Clinic at 553-1 196. Go for a run! Come join us for a great Saturday morning run in Tygh Valley May 16. Registration starts at 8 a.m. at the Wasco County Fairgrounds in Tygh Valley. The walk and run start at 9 a.m. The course is mostly flat and all on blacktop. 9K run and 2 mile fun runwalk entry fees are $7 without T-. shirt and $12 with a T-shirt. For more information, please call 475-7182 after 6 p.m. You may reg ister the day of the run or you can send entry forms to event sponsors: Warm Springs Reservation Runners, P.O. Box 1 140, Warm Springs, Or egon 97761. Little League Baseball Braves give tomahawk chops The Braves won their first two games of the season so far, first Beating the Madras Lions team 13-2, here on the home field. The second game they beat Erickscns Sentry team 8-7 in a close game. The Braves had to score two runs in the bottom of the fourth inning to cap the win. Coach Sam Kcntura accredits good pitching from Jessie Wcwa and Darrcll Foster for the wins. Also good hitting by WintcrOwl Boyd and Marlcy Andrews. The team as a whole all work together well to balance out their attack. Their next game which was held on May 12 and the results not avail able at press time. The game was with the Chiefs who arc coached by Dondi Hoptowit and are also undefeated at this time, which should produce a pretty good game between the two local teams. Kcntura said he had planned to start Jessie Wcwa in that game. Both of his pitchers arc of equal ability and can handle them selves well. The team is a pretty well balanced team and arc aggressive as base runners when they get on base. Sam said that the rest of the league teams look pretty good and he thinks his team can do their share of win ning if things go right. He said that they have already matched their record of last year and that was just two wins for the whole season. Reservation Runners sponsor Pi - OnSaturday,June27,at8:00a.m., the Warm Springs Reservation Run ners will be sponsoring the 1 1th an nual Pi-Umc-Sha run. It will begin and end at the Warm Springs Com munity Center Parking Lot in Warm Springs, Oregon. The course will be 2.5 miles and 10K and includes flat stretches with roller coaster hills. Water stations will be located throughout the course. Scott Moses, Ryan Boyle to play in All Star tilt Scott Moses andRyan Boyle were selected to play for the East All Star basketball team by the Oregon Coaches Association. The games are set for June 19, at Lewis and Clark College and on the 20th, the games will be played in the Linficld College gym Joining Moses and Boyle are: Kee Stubs, of Creswell; Jeff Bascue, Cot tage Grove; Sean Baton, Phoenix; Dan Grey, South Umpqua; Ryan Baxter, Baker; Jason Dunn, Cascade; Joel Nord, Molalla; Tony Richardson, South Umpqua; Josh Wilcox, Junc tion City; Marc Nipp, Dallas; coaches, Tom Murphy and Rick Havercroft. The West team consists of Jack Mulder, Tillamook; Thir Norgaard, Astoria; Tom Vauregul, Sherwood; Scott Hale, Gladstone; Anthony " - J f (1 , - The Madras high school Jr. Varsity softball team hosted Hood River Valley in a double header Saturday, May 9 as the BuJfukuesfeUshorthsingl-19,and8-20.PkturedaboreiscatehrtSuuyIjngtr jyXoach,LynnTanewa$hafehthatHoodRiverwasananygoodteamandtheJ.V.w a fast pitcher like that before. " Hood River looked like varsity material " stated coach Tanewasha. Good Advice...Succcss is getting up just one more time then you fall down... Little Bucks win one lose two The Little Bucks of the Major league have a record of two losses and one win as of May 12, 1992. They lost the opener to the Christian Church by the score of 20-15, in a slug fest game as the Christian Church jumped out to an early lead forcing the Little Bucks in a catch up situa tion. With the Little Bucks facing first game jitters caused a lot of errors to give the Christian Church a lot of unearned runs. Little Bucks made a big comeback on a big rally to close within five runs but the game ended with Christian Church coming out the winner. The Little Bucks toppled the Pa pooses 15-5 in their second game of the season on the Papoose field. This evened their record to one and one. It was through good team effort that pulled the Little Bucks past the Pa pooses in the game. Scottic Riddle and Little Bull Suppah have been on the mound for the Little Bucks. On the road the Little Bucks dropped their third game to Cul ver4 3 in a good played game by both teams. It was a good defensive game as both clubs held each other in tact throughout the game. Culver man aged to get the winning run across home plate for the one run win by the Entry fees: $10 pre-rcgistcr, J on race day, no T-shirt and cluD members $7. Divisions: (MaleFemale) Under 10, 10-14 years, 15-19 years, 20-24 years, 25-29 years, 30-34 years, 35 39 years, 40-44 years, 45-49 years, 50-54 years, 55-59 years, 60-over. Overall male and female winners will receive awards. 1 st through 3rd place male and female finishers in each Lvrets, Bandon; Andy Osborne, Douglas; Alex Dixon, Yamhill Carlton; Justin Wilson, Toledo; Greg Klosterson, Siuslaw; Brian Dustin, Douglas; Ben Hucberger, Yamhill- Boyle tops 3-A Ryan Boyle of the Madras White Buffalo Track team turned in the states best times in the 110 and the 300 hurdles. Times of 14.6 and 39.5, to top all 3-A schools. Boyle's time in the 1 10, of 14.6 puts him in third place along with all the 4-A school times, and the 39.5, puts him in fourth place in the 300 hurdles among the4 A schools. J.C. Schleter of Reynolds has the time of 14.2 and Greg Chambers of s " ' .4- -1 " ,ycf - Round Up score of 4-3. With the league just underway there should be some good games in the future for all the teams. The next game for the Little Bucks will be against the Rotary team of Madras on Saturday. Papooses 0-4 The Warm Springs Papooses have had some good games here lately but come up just a little short in score, but they do give their opponents a good game before losing. So far their record is not impressive after losing their first four games of the new season. So far they have lost to Culver two times, once to the Little Bucks and once to the Christian Church team. Their first loss was to Culver by the score of 10-4,, and in the second game they gave them a tough time but lost 7-o, as they showed some improvement over their firstmcc ting. They also lost to the Little Bucks 1 5 5, down on the Papooses field. In their last outing they lost to the Christian Church by the score of 7-6, losing a squeaker that time. They show improvements each game and hopefully as time goes along they will improve a lot. For all the fans the games get underway at 6 p.m. down at the ball fields. There are games almost every night. So fans get on down there and cheer on your young Hero's. There are also girls Softball games as well on the girls softball fields. Ume - Sha run division will receive ribbons. Registration will open at approxi mately 6:45 a.m. on the day of the race and will close at 7:45 a.m. Mail-in entries can be sent to Warm Springs Reservation Runners, P.O. Box 1 140, Warm Springs, Or egon 97761. Make checks or money orders payable to the Warm Springs Reservation Runners. Please do not send cash. Carlton; Bill Doutt, Central; coaches, Larry Barnett, Nick Mc Williams. Also scheduled for games at the same places and same dates are the4 A, and the 2-A schools. times in state Newberg, with his time of 14.5, are ahead of Boyle. In the 300 hurdles the best time of the 4-A schools turned in by Will Former, Klamath Falls of 38.5, Greg Chambers of Newberg and Aubre Dicksen of Benson tech with each having 39.0 times and JC Schleter of Reynolds and Jeff Patterson of La Grande both have times of 39.3 , to top Boyle the lone 3 -A hurdler among the top times turned in. Ii ' "nnriiiirMii ' '
