PAGE 6 January 8, 1993
Warm Springs, Oregon
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SPORTS
Oregon Athletics
OR.Alh. 30 46 29 20 - 125
Magpies 22 27 22 34 - 105
The Annual All Indian Holiday
Tournament held here in the Com
munity Center December 30, 31,
January 1 , 2, drew top teams from the
Pac Northwest filtering down to the
final two who vied for the champi
onship. The two teams who made it
there were the defending champions,
The Oregon Athletic team and also
last years runners up the Warm
Springs Magpies.
The OA team jumped out fast to
build an eight point first quarter lead.
The saying goes, "When your hot,
your hot" That's the way the OA
team came out all fired up to defend
their title. They hit four 3-pointcrs
and it appeared everything they threw
up went in like there was a magnet in
the basket. While the Magpies were
not so fortunate as their shots didn't
fall through enough to keep pace
with OA. Brookcr Jones had the hot
hand in the first quarter getting two
3-pointcrs two baskets and one free
throw for 1 1 points in the opening
quarter of the game. James Scott, of
the Magpies matched Jones as he
canned 1 1 points also in the first
quarter. But with help from Merle
Smith and Seymour Ruben to keep
ahead of the Host Magpies. In the
second quarter Seymour Ruben cut
lose burning the nets for four 3
pointcrs and a couple of free throws
for a total of 14 points, James Scott,
was right on his tail 13 points with
three 3-pointcrs and he was 4 for 4 at
the foul line for 13 points in the
quarter. It was the second quarter
where the OA club got away from the
Magpies and after that they coasted
on to victory. In the meantime the
Magpies had their work cut out for
them if they were to get some kind of
a drive going but as the half time
buzzer sounded the score was 76-49
in favor of OA.
In the third quarter the pace slowed
down a bit as OA managed 29 points
and the Magpies 22. In the final
quarter the Magpies made a run at
OA out scoring them 34-20, but was
Oregon Athletic player, Seymour Ruben
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too late to make any head way on the
big lead built by OA in the first three
quarters.
Seymour Ruben lead the scoring
for OA with 31 points. He had six 3
pointcrs during the game. Brookcr
Jones added 27, B uck Jones 2 1 , Merle
Smith 14, Mike Leslie 13, Merlin
Frybcrg 8, Scott Sumplcr 6, Vernon
Smartlowit 5, Gene Smartlowit,
Wayne Smith.
James Scott topped all scores with
33 points, he also had six 3-pointcrs,
Rcmo Smith 20, Jerome Davis 20,
Shane Rivera 12, ZccMan Smith 6,
Tom Bcgay, Jr. 6, Andy Leonard 4,
Roman Suppah 2, AlEsu mo 2, Austin
Greene, Harold Pennington.
Swinomish, Washington, takes
third by downing Santa Clara 124
108. Swinomish led through (he
game. At the end of the first quarter
Die score was 30-22 and at half time
Swinomish led 65-52. Edcnshaw of
Swinomish had the hot hand scoring
20 points, while S. Tiger had 14 and
Emic Stevens 12 for Santa Clara.
In the third quarter Swinomish
poured in 29 points to Santa Clara's
18. In the final quarter Santa Clara
scored 36 to 30 for Swinomish who
held on to a commanding lead to give
them the win and 3rd place dropping
Santa Clara tofourth place, Chiloquin
fifth.
Leading scorerforSwinomish was
S. Edcnshaw with a total of 28, Mike
Wilbur 27, Randall Cook 22, Ken
Pembcrton 21, Steve Wheeler 12,
Lonnie Anderson 8, Art Escalante 6,
Jeremy Wilbur, Ryan Smith, M.
Wilbur.
Top scorer for Santa Clara was
Sean Shaw 24, Harold Joseph 22,
Skennadore Tiger 21, Ernie Stevens
18, Wes Hutt 13, Monty Daney 6,
Ray Pcnola2, Vance Orlando2,Clint
Pelcher. The final score Swinomish
124, Santa Clara 108. "
Brooker Jones was voted MVP of
the tourney. Mike Leslie and Buck
Jones were named to the All-Star
selection from the Oregon Athletics,
Shane Rivera, James Scott and
Jerome Davis selected from the
lift.
puts up a shot as Santa Clara defense
take trophy in Holiday Tournament
Magpies. James Scott was high scorer
for the tournament with 31.6 points
per game. Scan Shaw of Santa Clara
voted Mr. Hustle.
Tournament referees were Satch
Miller, Charlie Gonzales, Donnie
Winishut, Austin Greene, William
Ray, Raymond Limpy, and Jay
Kcycs.
The All Stars were: Brookcr Jones,
Buck Jones and Mike Leslie of Or
egon Athletics; Shane Rivera, James
Scott and Jerome Davis of the Magpie
team; Sid Edcnshaw, and Randall
Cook of Swinomish; Ernie Stevens
and Tiger Skennadore from Santa
Clara; Chad Wilder of Chiloquin;
and Bob Sobotla from the Lapwai
team.
Game 1
Yakima Bucks 101
Chiloquin 69's 109
Chiloquin: Jason Ray 18, Brett
Whitcraft 17, Darryl Black 16, Chad
Wilder 42, Jr. Miller 4, Dale Casey
12, Adc Whitcraft, Jim Watah.
Yakima Bucks: Gary Pierce 9,
Glenn Jones 26, Darren Olney 10,
Ricky Price 6, Jim Wabannsce 39,
Doug Rigdcn 8,Dcan Payer 3, S idncy
Johns, Shawn Johns, Al
Doublcrunncr, Jo Jo Mcsplic.
-Game 2
Santa Clara 130
NW Chiefs 63
Santa Clara: Ernie Stevens 26,
Monty Daney 16, Skennadore Tiger
34, Wes Hutt 9, Ray Pcnola 8, Sean
Shaw 13, Orlando Vance 22, Clint
Pilchcr 2.
NW Chiefs: Jeff Brisbois 3, Ri
chard Brisbois 7, Bobby Sanchey 12,
David Meyers 13, Jason Stacy 16,
Tony Holliday 8, Joe Brisbois 4.
-Game 3
Hoopa 104
, WS Renegades 72 , i
' Hoopa: Mike Jones 26, Dean,;
Jones 27, Inker McCavey 7, Robert ,i
Atteley 15, Sonny Harris 18, Rick
Galleges 11.
Renegades: Jo Jo Smith 18, Tom
Adams 5, Nathan 4, Gary S. 11,
Jabbar Davis 12, David M. 8,
Wolfman 5, Rose S. 5, Min 5.
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Game 4
Santa Clara 99
Lapwai 98
Santa Clara: E. Stevens 17,
Monty Daney 16, Tiger S. 38, Wes
Hutt 18, Ray D. 2, Scan Shaw 10,
Orlando V. 8.
Lapwai: Johnson L. 24, Gem L.
25, James M. 7, Brooks B. 2, Bob S.
25, E. Liltlcfoot 15.
Game 5
Magpies 90
Hoopa 84
Magpies: James Scott 38, Rich
ard Smith 17, Shane Rivera 10,
Harold Pennington 2, Tom Bcgay,
Jr. 4, ZccMan 13, Andy Leonard 6,
Austin Greene, Roman Suppah,
Jerome Davis.
Hoopa: Mike Jones 26, Dean
Jones 23, Inker McCavey 2, Robert
Attclcy 8, Sonny Harris 15, Rick
Galleges 4, Wes Hutt 6.
Game 6
Oregon Athletics 94
Swinomish 93
Oregon Athletics: Merle Smith
16, Merlin Frybcrg 10, Seymour
Ruben 10, Mike Leslie 26, Brookcr
Jones 24, Buck Jones 8.
Swinomish: L. Anderson 2, Mike
Wilbur 7, Randall Cook 24, Sid
Edcnshaw 18, Ken Pembcrton 19,
Art Escalante 5, Steve Wheeler 12,
Ryan Smith 6.
Game 7
Lapwai 92
Yakima Bucks 75
Lapwai: Johnson L. 8, Gem L.
22, James L. 13, Levi D., Brooks J.
12, Bob L. 20, Jim L., Littlcfoot L.
17.
Yakima: Gary Pierce 4, Glenn
Jones 30, Darren Olney 8, Ricky
Price, Sidney Johns 6, Shawn Johns
2 Jim Wabannsce 13, Doug Rigdon
8, Dean Payer 4. ; ,
Game 8
Warm Springs Kah-Nee-f a 69
Renegades 57
Warm Springs Kah-Nee-Ta:
Willie Stacona 15, Kanim Smith 16,
Simon K. 6, Larry S. 14, Tray L. 18,
Andy Stacona, Donnie B., Dion.
Renegades: Jo Jo Smith 4, Tom
A., Gary S. 8, Jabbar Davis 4, David
M. 2, Wolfman 13, Frank R. 6, Rosie
S. 12, Wesley S. 2, Tom Adams 6.
-Game 9
Swinomish 102
NW Chiefs 47
Swinomish: Lonnie A. 3, Mike
W. 10, Randall C. 1 1 , Sid E. 25, Ken
P. 8, Art E. 8, Steve W. 9, Jeremy W.
9, Ryan S. 9, Marvin W.
NW Chiefs: Jeff B. 2, Richard B.
5, Bobby S., David 6, Jason S. 6,
Tony H. 10, Joe B. 3, Mathew P. 7,
Easton A. 5, Carl T. 3.
-Game 10
Hoopa 95
W.S. Kah-Nee-Ta 56
Hoopa: Mike Jones 25, Dean
Jones 12, I. McCavey 8, Robert
Atteley 2, Sonny Harris 12, Rick
Galleges 10, Wes Scott 26.
W.S. Kah-Nee-Ta: Willie S. 10,
Kanim Smith 10, Tray Leonard 9,
Donnie B. 17, Jabbar Davis 2.
-Game 11
Magpies 120
Chiloquin 92
Magpies: James Scott 26, Remo
Smith 14, Shane Rivera 12, Harold
Pennington 2, ZeeMan 8, Andy
Leonard 1 9, Austin Greene 6, Roman
Suppah 15, Al Estimo 2, Jerome
Davis 16.
Chiloquin 69's: Jason Ray 14,
Darryl Black 2 1 , Chad Wilder 37, Jr.
Miller, Dale Casey 9, Brett C. 1 1.
-Game 12
Oregon Athletics 126
Santa Clara 113
Oregon Athletics: Merle Smith
20, Merlin Fryberg 5, Seymour Ruben
4, Mike Leslie 4 1 , Brooker Jones 27,
Scott Sempter 2, Buck Jones 25,
Wayne Smith 2.
Santa Clara: Ernie S. 17, Monty
D. 7, Tiger S. 34, Wes Hutt 14, Ray
D. 4, Sean Shaw 20, Orlando V. 10,
Harold Joseph 7.
-Game 13
Lapwal 106
WS Kah-Nee-Ta 80
Lapwai: Johnson Leighton 9,
Gem Leighton 3, James Matheny,
Levi Taylor 6, Bob Sobotta 28,
Brooks S. 31, Jim Taylor 21,
Littlefoot Ellenwood 13.
WS Kah-Nee-Ta: Andy Stacona
14, Willie Stacona 15, Kanim Smith
20, Larry Scott 18, Simon Kalama
11.
-Game 14
Swinomish 101
Hoopa 72
Swinomish: L. Anderson 2, M.
Wilbur 8, Randall Cook 17, Sid
Edcnshaw 21, Ken Pemberton 6, Art
Escalante 12, J. Wilbur 2, Steve
Wheeler 24, Ryan Smith 9.
I loopa: M Jones 25, D. Jones 1 8,
I. McCavey 4, Robert S. 12, Rick
Galleges 2, W. Scott 8.
-Game 15
Santa Clara 86
Lapwai 68
Santa Clara: E. Stevens 14,
Monty D. 3, Tiger S. 27, Wes Hutt
10, Ray D. 8, Scan Shaw 4, Orlando
V. 6, H. Joseph 14.
Lapwai: Johnson L. 14, Gem L.
24, James M. 2, Levi T Brooks B.
12, Bob S. 6, Littlcfoot E. 10.
-Game 16
Swinomish 100
Chiloquin 75
Swinomish: L. Anderson 15, M.
Wilbur 12, R. Cook 2, S. Edcnshaw
17, K. Pembcrton 4, Art Escalante 7,
J. Wilbur 19, S. Wheeler 13, Ryan
Smith 11.
Chiloquin: J. Ray, D. Black 14,
C. Wilder 36, Jr. Miller 5, D. Casey
5, Brett C. 11, W. Baglcy4.
Game 17
Swinomish 124
Santa Clara 108
Swinomish: Lonnie Anderson 8,
Mike Wilbur 27, Randall Cook 22,
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Shane Rivera stands by during championship game Saturday night.
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The senior court queen for the 1992 Holiday Tournament was RomeUe
Speakth under. She is pictured with her escort David Morale. First runner-up
was Angeline Blackwoe, and second runner-up wasAlyssa Macy.
Sid Edcnshaw 28, Ken Pembcrton
21, Art Escalante 6, Steve Wheeler
12.
Santa Clara: Ernie Stevens 18,
Monty Daney 6, Tiger Skennadore
21, Wes Hutt 13, Ray D. 2, Scan
Shaw 24, Orlando Vance 2, Harold
Joseph 22.
Redmond girls
top Buff gals
The Redmond Panther girls swat
down the Buff girls Tuesday night
63-45, in a non-league game in Ma
dras. The Panthers were in control
throughout the game leading 15-10
after one quarter, 26-16 at the half.
Three Panther girls scored in
double figures as Mclanic Steele,
Darcy Powell and Megan Mason all
scored 17 points apiece, Johnson 6,
Thonstad2,Kcnny4,Mcnlcy,Stccd, ;
Ncal.
Allison Kirsch led the Buffs with
18, Hawes 10, Clowcrs 5, Rungc 4,
Christianson 2, Badtcn 2, Macy 2,
Harris 2, McConncll.
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