PAGE 6 May 29, 1992
Warm Springs, Oregon
SpilyayTymoo
Spnlyay Tymoo
SPORTS I
MHS boys, girls track stars qualify for State contest
The Madras White Buffalo boys'
track team high high gear to take first
place during the district track meet
held in the Buff Stadium.
Leading point winners were Ryan
Boyle, Scott Dclcmaricr and Nick
DiCiniio as each won two events to
give the Buffs a big boost for the title
as all the Greater Oregon schools
were in Madras for the meet.
The top two in each even qualified
for the state meet which will be held
in Eugene on the U of O campus
Haward Field.
K van Boyle won both the 1 1 0 and
300 hurdles and also placed second
in the 100 to qualify in three events at
stale. IN the 1 10 hurdles, Boyle set a
new meet record of 14.73. Kchlcr of
MacHi took second with 15.8, third
was Mark Harris f Madras and fourth
was John Boyle.
400 Relay: Madras was first the
time of 44.42; Ontario second with
45.41.
1 10 Hieh Hurdles: Boyle, of Ma
dras, was first with a ne w meet record
of 14.73; Kchlcr of MacHi was sec-
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ond with 15.18; Mark Harris was
third with 14.79 and fourth was John
Boyle with 16.65.
1500: Scott Dclcmartcr of Ma
dras, was first with 4. 1 7.53; Longoria
of Nyssa was second with 4.19.41;
and also of Madras placing 5th was
Johnson with 4.36.25.
100: Talbot of Nyssa, first 10.85;
Ryan Boyle of Madras second 1 0.95;
400: First was Day of Burns 50.60;
second Hcntzcl Baker 52.63; 800:"
first Delemarter Madras, first
2:05.22; Taynazwski, Burns second
2:07.11; third Sampson Madras
2:07.27.
200: First Talbot, Nyssa 23.16;
second Day of Bums 23.46; fourth
Meannealy Madras, 23.90; 300
Hurdles: first Boyle Madras, 40.25;
second Kelhcr MacHi 41.18, third
Harris Madras, 4 1 .93 and fourth John
Boyle 43.06. 3000: First Longoria,
Nyssa 9:42.20, second, Payne, Baker
10:10.06; 1600 Relay: First Madras,
second Ontario; Triple Jump: First
Houk, Riverside 40.909.5, second
Hawes, Madras 40.04.4, third
Meannealy 39.312;
Long Jump: Talbot, Nyssa 21.4;
second Hauk Riverside 20.3; High
Jump: First Wink Riverside 6.5, sec
ond Baxter, Baker, 6.4; Javelin:
Murphy, Baker 1 57.2; second Brown,
Ontario 146.9; Discus: First DiCintio,
Madras, 139.7; second Carpenter
Baker 1 29.5; Shot Put First DiCiniio,
Madras 48.712, second Lewis,
Ontario 43.8; third Anstctt Madras
40.812; Pole Vault: First Hayes,
Bums 12.3, second Preston, Baker
12.0; fifth Huggins Madras, 10.
The final team scores for the meet
were Madras, 154, Baker 9 1 , Ontario
66, Bums 59, Nyssa 58, Riverside 52
and MacHi 47.
Madras freshman, Darci Bchrcnd,
topped the field in the shot put during
the district meet held in Madras May
22 and 23. Darci Bchrend, daughter
of Spilyay's Donna Bchrend, threw
the shot 35.5 12 to win the event and
will advance on to state this weekend
in Eugene.
With some good coaching and tips
over the next three years, Darci cou Id
be very strong in that event as she
enters her senior year. The Frosh g irl
was able to best several senior girls
in that event Madras won first and
second in the shot as Kim Bushlach
placed second with a toss of 32.9 12.
Overall the Madras girls track team
placed third behind Baker 149, Bums
109, Madras 99, Ontario 52, Nyssa
42, MacHi 38 and Riverside 3. The
first and second placers will go on to
the State meet in Eugene.
400 Relay: First Baker 5 1 .90; sec
ond Madras 5 1 . 1 ; 1 500: Evans, B urns
5:11.21; second Miller, Burns,
5:22.39; 100: Sinncavc, Madras,
1 2.83 ; second Phillips, Baker, 1 2.88;
fourth, Crcckmore, Madras, 13.10;
fifth Hagcdorn, Madras, 13.43; 400:
First, Hcncs, Baker, 59.1; Second,
Mausen, Baker, 1:00.18; fourth,
Werner, Madras, 1:02.14; 110
Hurdles: Johnson, Baker, 16:30;
second Douglas, MacHi, 16.71; third,
Hawes, Madras, 17:14;
800: Evans, Bums, 2:24.47; sec
ond, Evans, Ontario, 2:27.02; fourth,
Durctte, Madras, 2:29.38; 200:
Mausen, Bakcr,26.75; Hcncs, Baker,
26.96; third. Werner, Madras, 27. 1 6;
fourth, Harrison, Madras, 27.6 1 ; 300
Hurdles: Douglas, MacHi, 47.73;
SulIavan,Bums,49.19; 3000: Milkr,
Bums, 12.00; Peterson, Ontario,
12:04; 1600 Relay: Baker, 4:12.61;
Madras, 4:19.04; Triple Jump:
Waldo, Nyssa, 34.0; Bates, Bums,
33.414;
Long Jump: Bates, Bums, 15.1 1
4; second, Crcckmore, Madras,
14.9 14; six th, Badtcn, 1 4.2 12; High
Jump: Hcncs, Baker, 5.4; Trindlc,
Baker, 5.4; fourth, Hawes, Madras,
4.10; Javelin: Dobson, Bums, 133.5;
Thomas, Bums, 94.9; Discus: Shipp,
Nyssa, 103.1112; Troycr, MacHi,
97.2; sixth, Bushlach, 81.712; Shot
Put: Bchrend, Madras, 35.512;
Bushlach, Madras, 32.912; fourth,
Badtcn, Madras, 30.312.
Good luck at State!
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Spectators stood to catch the action during a close 200 race at District
Madras High School senior Ryan Boyle poors on the steam during a high hurdles heat at COL District meet held in Madras May 22 and 23.
Herrera takes All Around title at Tygh Valley
Fair weather greeted Indian cowboys from all parts of the western U.S..
and Canada during the first Western States-sanctioned rodeo for the year,
held at Tygh Valley, Oregon May 16 and 17, 1992.
Fred Herrera of White Swan, Washington was named the All-Around
champion for the 1992 rodeo. The action-packed arena offered some good
scores and fast times throughout the show. The competition was pretty
tough for the cowboys, as all their efforts are pointing toward that final
rodeo of the season: the Nationals held in Albuquerque, New Mexico each
year. The top cowboys from each district participate for the tops honors for
the year. The rodeo cowboy has his work cut out for him as he has to pay his
own way , pay his own entry fee and each dollar earned builds as points for
the right to participate in the final rodeo.
BAREBACK (13)
1. Shawn Best
2. Freddy Blackwater
3. Frank Paz
4. Gary Sam
Time
Score
75
72
69
68
Payout this event
SADDLE BRONC (18)
1. Terry Parrish 67
2. Dave Best 66
3. Vince Garcia 65
4. Matt Bruisedhead 64
Payout this event
BULLS (2 3)
1. Gary Sam 81
2. Shawn Best 75
3. Marion Ives 72
4. Wauseka Brown 70
Payout this event
STEER WRESTLING (17)
1. Spike Gardipee
2. Alan Bruisedhead
3. Andrew Hunt
4. Robert Bruisedhead
6.66
7.20
14.05
15.64
Payout this event
CALF ROPING (25)
1. Slim Creighton 15.68
2. Roy Hicks 20.95
Amount
$ 416.64
312.48
208.32
104.15
$1041.60
$ 503.04
377.28
251.52
125.76
$1257.60
$ 589.44
442.08
294.72
147.36
$1473.60
$ 485.76
364.32
242.88
121.44
$1214.40
$ 624.00
468.00
3. Robert Hicks 21.38 312.00
4. John Clymo 21.54 156.00
Payout this event $1560.00
TEAM ROPING (164)
1. Anson Begay 5.55 $1096.00
Cort Herrera 1096.00
2. Fred Herrera 6.93 907.77
Cort Herrera 907.77
3. Carl Johnson 7.80 718.65
Preston Williams 718.65
4. Bob Joseph 7.85 529.54
Garry Rogers 529.54
5. Alan Bruisedhead 8.09 340.42
Stacy Corbett 340.42
6. Robert Bruisedhead 8.12 189.12
Steven Bruisedhead 189 . 12
Bowling sure to make
'em smile this summer
Payout this event
BARRELS (28)
1. Hester Williams 17.91
2. Joan Shaw 18.14
3. Sherri Olney 18.16
4. Henny Bruisedhead 18.25
5. Betty Sampson 18.34
6. Stacy Corbett 18.38
Payout this event
COW MILKING (38)
1. Fred Herrera
2. Pete Bruisedhead
3. Bill Valdez
4. Robert Bruisedhead
5. Emerson Ramone
6. Terry Parrish
27.83
32.88
39.88
47.60
50.93
63.05
Payout this event
WILD HORSE RACE (14)
1. Shane Olney Team
2. Donovan Burns Team
3. Dave Shaw Team
Payout this event
TOTAL PAYOUT THIS RODEO
$7564.80
$ 489.99
405.51
321.02
236.54
152.06
84.48
$1689.60
$ 615.27
509.19
403.10
297.02
190.94
106.08
$2121.60
$ 565.00
339.00
226.00
$1130.00
$19,053.20
There are several fun bowling
leagues forming for the summer
months at the Pelton Lanes in Madras.
On Monday there's the Men's Trio
League, and a Junior 3-6-9 Trio
League. Tuesday's the Women's 3-6-9
Trio League and also a pin teaser's
Mixed League. Wednesday's adult
junior league.
On Thursday there is the New
Ball mixed league, and on Friday's
there's the Monte Carlo Jackpot
Bowling. Saturday's is the Our Nite
Out Mixed league and on Sunday the
Spanish Family Night
The Friday night Monte Carlo
Jackpot bowling starts at 9:00 p.m.
with all the other to start at 7:30 p.m.
The Pelton Lanes the family fun
center is offering a special Father's
day special. "Free bowling for Dad,"
plus 25 discount at the snack bar,
pro shop, and the video room. That's
onDad'sdayJune21stSunday,Noon
to 6:00 p.m.
There is also a Mother's day spe
cial, "free bowling for Mom," plus
25 discount at the snack bar, pro
shop and video. May 10th from noon
to 6:00 p.m.
Happy Birthday party bowling is
provided by the Pelton Lanes Family
Fun Center as they provide party
plates, napkins, balloons, horns. Just
bring the cake! Reservations are
necessary, one week in advance, with
special rates available. Phone 475
3353, 7 days a week.
Reservation Runners plan run
All-Around Cowboy:
Fred Herrera
OnSaturday,June27,at8:00a.m.,
the Warm Springs Reservation Run
ners will be sponsoring the 1 1th an
nual Pi-Ume-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.
Entry fees: $10 pre-register, $12
on race day, no T-shirt and club
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
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.
$1522.34
Mail-in entries can be sent to
Warm Springs Reservation Runners,
P.O. Box 1140, Warm Springs, Or
egon 97761. Make checks or money
orders payable to the Warm Springs
Reservation Runners. Please do not
send cash.
Learn to lead
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.
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.