PARE 6 July IP, 1992
Warm Springs, Oregon
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Saturday morning oftht Pl-Ume-Sha wetktnd, 52 runners took pari in tht annual event, which started and ended at the Warm Springs Community Center.
Over 50 runners complete the Pi-Ume-Sha Run
The Pi-Ume-Sha Run brought in a
total of 29 runners for the I Ok and 23
for the 2.5 mile runs on Saturday
morning, June 27, 1992. For the IOk
the first male to cross the line was
Jody Hildrcth, and the first female
was Judy Foster. The results arc as
follows:
Jody Hildrcth; age group 15-19,
time 36:59; Brian Rcid; age group
25-29, lime 37:07; Curt Ringstad;
age group 40-44, time 37:30; John
Hernandez; age group 35-39, time
37:35; Richard Bauer; age group 50
54, time 37:57; Calvin Alslcbcn; age
group 50-54, time 39:33; Lawrence
Halford; age group 40-44, time 40:49;
Dennis Zulcgcr; age group 40-44,
time 40:56; Ben Cadcna; age group
40-44, Ume41:21; Clay Blackhawk;
age group 30-34, time 41:41: David
First annual all-Indian co
There will be a First Annual All
Indian Co-ed Softball Tourney
scheduled for July 11, 12, 1992 at the
Community Center ballficlds. The
Tournament will be open to the first
11-15 teams to submit their entry fee
of $175.00. Entry fee deadline is set
for Wednesday July 8lh, so that the
bracket can be set up.
Awards include; 12 Champion
ship jackets, 12 Runner-up hooded
sweatshirts, 12 3rd Place crewneck
sweatshirts, 12 4th place T-shirts.
Most Valuable Player - menwomen,
All-stars - menwomen, Team
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Tht Fry Bread tourney finished their weekend, Sunday, June 28, as the last
group approached the 18th green.
1;
Stewart; age group40-44,time4 1:46;
Thomas Bischoff; age group 45-49,
time 41:55; Gerald Sampson, Jr.; age
group 15-19, time 42:26; J J. Lewis;
age group 15-19, time 42:49; Don
Courtney; age group 30-34, time
43:58; Judy Foster (F); age group 35
39, time 44:13; Jimmy Mike; age
group 25-29, time 46:25, Norman
Shorty; age group 20-24, time 46:3 1 ;
Jonas Miller, age group 10-14, time
46:50; Sarah Smith (F); age group
25-29, time 47:53; Cal Poncho; age
group 4044, time 50-51; Aarington
Atcncio; age group 25-29. time 52:27;
Parker Cochran; age group 10-14,
time 56:54; William Wilson; age
group 30-34, time 60:42; Nick
Norgordcn; age group 45-49, time
61:43; Howard Patt; age group 20-
- ed tourney scheduled
Sportsmanship, and based on entries
- the "At least we tried" award. Vis
iting teams will have showers avail
able in the morning of the two day
event. Camping will be allowed be
hind the Community Center.
For more information regarding
the tournament please contact: Aus
tin Greene, P.O. Box 428, Warm
Springs, Oregon 97761, orcall (503)
553-1 953 (evenings) or 553-1 36 1 for
messages during working hours.
Entry fee's accepted in money order
or cashier's check only.
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24, time 62:14; Jimmy Norgordcn;
age group 10-14, time 64:35; Barbara
Hutchins (F); age group 35-39, lime
65:04; Janice Alexander (F); age
group 45-49, lime 65:04.
For the 2.5 mile the first male to
cross was Stan Knccland, and the
first female to cross was Aja
DcCotcau. The results arc as follows:
Stan Knccland; age group 30-34,
time 17:08; Harold (Toot)
Pennington; age group 25-29, time
1 7:22; Robert Jim; age group 35-39,
time 18:36; Ronnie Smartlowit; age
group 20-24, time 19:02, Andy
Leonard; age group 25-29, time
19:05; Mark S longer; age group 30
34, time 22:03; Aja DcCotcau (F);
age group 10-14, time 22:24; Gary
DcCotcau; ace croup 45-49, time
Thomas takes first in annual Endurance Race
The annual endurance horse race
went well with several entries in the
senior division. The winner of that
event was Norman Thomas of
Owyhee, Nevada, who was riding a
horse owned by Kathy Heath. Tho
mas covered the 14 mile course in 46
minutes and 3 seconds. Allen Gilbert,
Jr. wasaclose second his time48:02,
with Jay Suppah third with 49:38.
Joe Scott fourth his time of 70:18,
and fifth place was Lucinda Heath
her time of 98:26.
The final mile in the endurance
race is almost like a suicide race as
the path is almost straight down, on
the steep hillside just west of the
campus area. No matter which way
they go down it's steep.
In the Jr. Division for kids 15 and
under, Flint Scott won the race as he
covered the five mile course in rapid
time. Second place went to Evans
Spino, Jr., third place was Smokey
Wewa, fourth place went to Charlcne
Spino and one was disqualified be
cause of age.
The annual event sponsored by
the Tribes is always fun to watch
especially if the race is close as they
come down the hill at a rapid pace.
The judges were Mr. Topash, Allen
Els ton and Jim Noteboom . These fine
men work there each year.
1992 Kah-Nee-Ta Fry Bread
"A" Flight
Net
Gross
144 Levi Bob, Warm Springs
149 Richard Azar, Portland
149 Jay Kenyon, Monmouth
"B"
154 Fred Hayes, Olympia, Wa.
161 Chuck Schmidt, Madras
164 Tony Washines, Yakima
"C"
167 LV. Phillips, Barstow, Ca.
171 Jim Cooper, Bend
172 Karmen Blake, Warm Springs
Ladies
158 Shauna Queahpama-Mehlberg, Madras
182 Beverly Smith, Scottsdale, Az.
187 Madeline Queahpama, Warm Springs
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22:25; Louie Gibson; age group 40
44, time 23:16; Jolcnc Estimo (F);
age group 30-34, time 24:30; Anson
Bcgay; age group 20-24, time 25: 1 1 ;
Bonnie Shcpcrd (F); age group 40
44, time 25:15; Koosh Sclam; age
group 10-14, time 25:23; Tonya
Sclam (F); age group 15-19, time
25:3 1; Chct VanPelt; age group 30
34, lime 25:55; Rose Kirk (F); age
group 10-14, time 27:27; Laurie
Gibson (F); age group 4044, time
27:48; DuancCoburn; age group 10
14, time 29:01; Johnny Smartlowit;
age group 60 & over, lime 30:25;
William Gibson; age group 50-54,
time 30:30; Willie Sclam; age group
35-39, lime 30:58; Tashina Jackson
(F); age group 10-14, time 37:02;
Cantc Jackson (F); age group 9 &
under, time 39:43.
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Norman Thomas crossing the finish line of the 14.5 mile endurance horse race on Saturday morning, under the watchful
eye of race judge Bernard Topash. Thomas made the route in record time, finishing just ahead of Allen Gilbert, Jr..
130 Mike Parker, Salem
137 Scott Sather, Tigard
137 Darwin Green, Portland
Flight
133 Moe Chester, Brookings
134 Dave Lawrence, Salem
135 Russ Phillips, Grandview
Flight
129 Stan Kirk, Salem
136 Albert Comedown, W.S.
139 Paul Smith, Scottsdale, Az.
Flight
135 Gari Kirk, Salem
146 Carol Conner, Kah-Nee-Ta
145 Shannon Ammon, Portland
Montana cowboy
Spike Gardipce, of Culbank,
Montana, woo ihc 1 8 th Annual Treaty
Days All-Around litlc.hcrc in Wann
Springs, June 27, 28. 1992. The wo
day affair was a Western States,
Rocky Mountain and Arizona Indian
Rodeo Cowboys Association Sanc
tioned rodeo.
Gardipce won the Team Roping,
the Steer Wrestling and placed sec
ond in the Calf Roping to pile up
enough points to take the title, liis
nearest competitor was Preston
Williams but he was far short to be a
threat to Gardipce.
Stacy Colliflowcr was the top girls
fijUXbJKLOM TlmtScort Calf Roping fcont.) Tlmtftcprt
1. Terry Fanih 63 3. Preston Williami 11.06
2. Shawn Best 64 4. Roy Hicks 11.54
3. John Himmack 62 Team Roping (162)
4. Ground Split 1. Spike GardipceTed Hoyt 7.42
Saddle Bronc (25) 2. Carl JohnsorvPreslon William! 7.60
1. Donny Qu micro 71 3. Fernando Lupc
2. Shawn Best 69 Emerson Ramone 7.79
3. Frank Paz 64 4. Fred HcrreraTom Begay 8.62
4s.Jcrry Frazicr 63 5. Oliver PimmsJcrry Sam 9.04
4s.Ivan Bruisedhead 63 6. Ken PeppcrsMcl Joseph 10.12
Mliilll Brtchaway (22)
1. Wascka Brown, Jr. 72 1. Siacy Colliflowcr 4.16
2. Marion Ives 70 2. Stacy Corbett 4.21
34 Jr. Spears 63 3. Sue Burton 4.70
3.4 Johnson Gray 65 4. Fay Suppah 7.22
5. Andy Pablo 63 Barrel Race (26)
6. Gary Sam 61 1. Stacy Colliflowcr 17.486
Steer Wrestling (16) 2. Crystal Colliflowcr 17.501
1. Spike Gardipee 5.87 3. Joan Shaw 17.517
2. Wright Bruisedhead 9.42 4. Jackie Jim 17.696
3. Bill Dodginghorse 15.83 5. Rosie Dove 17.950
4. ToddCline 16.32 6. Betty Sampson 17.968
CalfRooIng (24) AII-ArPUnd Cowboy
1. Ivan Bruisedhead 10.08 Spike Gardipee $2185.92
2. Spike Gardipce 10.16 Culbank, Montana
Recreation sponsors fun run
The Recreation Department will,
be sponsoring the Annual Fun Run in
conjunction with the Jefferson
County Fair on Saturday, July 25
beginning at 8:30 a.m. at Sahalee
Park in Madras. The event will be a
4.75 mile competitive run as well as
a 1.0 mile fun runwalk. Entry fee
26th Annual Indian Stampede and
Pioneer Days July 17, 18, 19, 1992
Fallon, Nevada
Four Rodeo Performances,Competitive
Pow wow, Wild West Parade, & raffle
Western Dance, Friday & Saturday at 10
p.m.
Entries Open July 13 & 14, 9 a.m to 9 p.m.
For more information call (702) 423-4424 or
(702) 867-2 147 for the rodeo and Lana
Hicks (702) 887-1089 for the pow wow
all-around champ
competitor winning both the
Breakaway roping and the Senior
Barrel Race, there were no other
girls close to her as far as points were
concerned in the two girls events.
The stock contractor was the Prinz
Rodeo Co. of Terrebonne, Oregon,
the announcer for the rodeo was the
Bpular Jake Grossmillcr of The
allcs, judges were Butch Hurtado
and Friu Roanhorse. Rodeo secretary
Ginger Smith, timers were Evalinc
Patt and Irene Wells.
The Warm Springs Rodeo Asso
c ialion worked very hard to get a One
show together. The following arc the
results of the rodeo:
will be S3 per entry, and each entry
will receive a visor, and raffle ticket
for a drawing of various prizes do
nated by local merchants. Day of the
race registration will begin at 8 a.m.
Pre-registration will be at the Rec
reation office Monday through Fri
day 8-5.