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Madras White Buffaloes guard, Lelf Suppah, a senior, drives to the basket during game against B urns. Suppah
and team mates are currently vying for the championship at the State Tournament held March 16 through March
20 at Eugene. .
Suppah named player ot the
Leif Suppah was named the player
of the year in the Greater Oregon
League. Suppah was selected by his
outstanding play during the year.
Suppah's ability both on offense and
defensive play was outstanding. His
team leadership was a great asset in
getting the Buffs moving, and his
scoring ability from far out in 3 point
land and drives up to the bucket.
Suppah also got his share of rebounds
N.I.AA 6 foot and under basketball
tournament to be held March 31
The Warm Springs Athletic As
sociation in Coordination with the
National Indian Activities Associa
tion, will be hosting the Annual 6
foot and Under Basketball Champi
onships here in Warm Springs, and
Madras beginning Wednesday,
March 31 and to continue through
Saturday, April 3.
Twenty-four teams will be vying
for the National Championships. Fi
nals will be set for the Madras High
School on Saturday, April 3, and will
be broadcast live by KWSO Radio
and Ken Man Miller.
Entry fee is set at $250.00 per
team, and N.I.A.A. fee's are $25 per
team, and $3.00 per player are also
assessed. Deadline for entry will be
Tuesday, March 16, 1993.
The Magpies will be hosting the
tourney, and some of the contirmed
teams are: Wood Lake from Tokio,
North Dakota; Phoenix Renegades
of Arizona; Rocky Boy, Montana;
Warm Springs teams in top five of Jefferson County women's
Citv Tournament at Pelton Lanes
The Jefferson County Women's
Bowling Association held their annual
City Tournament on February 27-28,
1993 at Pelton Lanes in Madras.
Class A Teams- 1. Toya's Girls
(Warm Springs) 3171 total pins.
Theresa VanPelt, Saphronia Katchla,
Llbby Chase, Sybil Smith, and Shauna
Queahpama-Mehlberg. 2.Tiger Mart
3158 3. Kah-Nee-Ta 5 3157. 4. Rlalto
(Warm Springs) 3150. Norma Smith,
Sherry Smith, Charlotte Shlke, Hel
ena Jones and Sandra Danzuka. 5. 3N
Livestock (Warm Springs) 3130 total
pins. Birnie Greene-Boise, Margie
Tuckta, Sandra Greene, Angle Greene
and Serlna Wolfe. 6.Rollers 3094. 7.Flat
Rock Rollers 3039. 8.Drs. Hiskey &
Cross 3002. 9. Pelton Lanes 2956. 10.
Full Circle 2924.
Class B Teams: 1. Strutz Strikers
3184.2. Ericksons Sentry 3 1 26. 3. Pooper
Scoopcrs 3101. 4. The Stompers 3058.
5. Olsens Wranglerettes 2994. 6. Or
egon Embroidery 2943.
All events Class A- 1. Charlcne
Mckelvey 1945,2. Donna Laughlin 1903,
3. Annette Hausinger 1883, 4. Jean
Stanton 1871, 5. Mary McClain 1868. 6.
Sandra Greene 1866, 7. Mabel Gragg
1865. 8. Jeani Smith 1851.9. Jean Mor
gan, 10. Gail Maddox, 1 1. Cindy Dubisar
1819. 12. Norma Smith 1809, 13.
Marilvn Middleton 1806, 14. Angle
Greene 1773, 15. Marlene Housden
1748, 16. Betty Lengele 1742. 17.
Margie Tuckta 1722, 18. Kathy Hunt
1712, 19. Jean Symoni 1707, 20. Beth
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and had many assists. It he was
unable to score he always found the
open man for a sure two points.
First year coach Evan Brown along
with Baker Citicscoach Mike
Doherty were namcd'co-coachcs of
the year as voted by the leagues
coaches.
The GOL all star selection is Boys
first team Leif Suppah, senior at
Madras; Mare Anderson, senior,
Wyoming; Susanville, California;
and Reno, Nevada. Locally around
the Northwest region, Yakima has
entered three teams, as well as in
terests from Lapwai, Chiloquin (2),
Auburn Warriors, Nisqually Lobo's,
Spokane Tribe.
With the two sessions per day at
both gyms, admission will be $3.00
per entrysession. Season tickets will
be for sale at $18.00 good for all
games, including the finals.
Champions will receive leather
sleeve jackets, awards will also be
awarded for teams 2nd through 6th
place, Most Valuable Player, Mr.
Hustle, and the All Star Team.. The
committee is seeking volunteers to
assist with various job duties such as
scorekeepers, concessions, clean up,
etc.
For more information contact
Austin Greene, Tourney Director, at
553-3243 (work), or at home 553
1953. Crow 1688, 21. Birney Greene-Boise
1686.
All events Class B-1. Tami Towell
2003, 2. Nancy Van Valkenburgh 1985,
3. Nadine Armstrong 1984, 4. Serlna
Wolfe 1962, 5. Lorry Keegan 1955, 6.
Linda Richesin 1942,7. Linda Wall 1938,
8. Sharon Hillis 1923, 9. Tonya Davis
1918. 10. Jodie Hume 1905. 11. Beth
Berman 1903, 12. Dianna Barrett 1903,
13. Teresa Haro 1901, 14. Kimbcrly
Patterson 1892, 15. Brigitte Morsman
1884. 16. Deanna Olsen 1883. 17.
Mickey Koppenhafer 1879, 18. Debbie
Smith 1870, 19. Cindy Keeton 1868, 20.
Dorothy Watkins 1862, 21. Vickie
McKelvy 1856, 22. Jean Larson 1856,
23. Sherri Wilson 1849, 24. Flora Pax ton
1 848, 25. Maria Macy 1 848, 26.Tammie
Clark 1847, 27. Georgia Branson 1847.
28. Kristina Smith 1830, 29. Darlene
Widdicombe 1825, 30. Karla Hurley
1806, 31. Judy Abbe 1803, 32. Shannon
Koppenhafer 1802, 33. Lorctia Quant
1801, 34. Camie Hurley 1801, 35. Kelly
Middlton 1787. 36. Tammy Wanker
1766, 37. Dorothy Dobson 1743, 38.
Barb Strutz 1737. 39. Millie Gladwill
1666.
Class A Doubles-1 . Donna Laughlin
& Jean Morgan 1268, 2. M. Gragg &
Mary McClain 1263. 3. Vicki McKelvy
A Cindy Dibisar 1250. 4. Kathy Hunt &
Jean Larscn 1245. 5. Charlcne McKelvy
A Annette HausingeT 1238. 6. Sandra
Greene & Angle Greene 1217, 7.
Margie Tuckta & Birney Greene-Boise
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year m uol
Riverside; torn Adair, senior, Burns;
Greg Doherty, senior, Baker; Casey
Easterly, junior, Ontario; Marc Wil
son, junior, Nyssa; Chris Tallman,
senior, Riverside; Ethan Burke, jun
ior, Baker; Shane Barnes, senior,
Madras; Joe Parks, sophomore, Mac
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Honorable mention Madras
players Tom Norton and Mark Har
ris. Warm Springs Rodeo
Fundraising Events and Raffle
4 Bingo will be held April 24 from
12 noon to 12 midnight at the Agency Longhouse
Cash prizes will be awarded!
Everyone welcome to attend.
WSRA has shawls and pillows for sale.
Shawls $15 to $75 each;
pillow sets are $10 to $20
Contact Priscilla Yazzie or Ginger Smith
WSRA Raffle will feature a roping saddle and
many other items. Brewing will be held in
June during the Pi-U le-sha Rodeo
Tickets are $1 each.
Contact any Association member for further
information
Class B Doubles-1. Jean Stanton &
Stormy Hiatt-Sarkkincn 1 336, 2. Deanna
Olsen & Debbie Smith 1290, 3. Dianna
Barrett & Tami Towell 1288, 4. Nadine
Armstrong & Renee Jackson 1283, 5.
Brigitte Morsman & Nancy
VanValkenburgh 1281. 6. Serlna Wolfe
& Norene Greene 1276, 7. Betty
Lengele & Linda Richesin 1274, 8.
Tammie Clark & Mickey Koppenhafer
1268. 9. Norma Smith & Dena Thurby
1267. 10. Sharon Hillis & Loretta Quant
1251, 11. Donna Boatman & Darlene
Widdicombe 1248, 12. Cindy Keeton &
Debbie Hanson 1241, 13. Jeani Smith &
Dorothy Watkins 1231, 14. Dorothy
Dobson & Gail Maddox 1228, 15. Flora
Paxton & Shannon Koppenhafer 1226,
16. Marilyn Middleton & Kelly
Middleton 1222. 17. Tonya Davis &
Teresa Haro 1213, 18. Lorry Keean &
Marlene Housden 1212, 19. Kathy Hunt
& Kimbcrly Patterson 1212, 20. Shcrrie
Wilson & Beth Berman 1198, 21.
Kristina Smith & Jean Symons 1 198, 22.
Maria Macy & Judy Abbe 1196. 23.
Jodie Hume & Lori Urbach 1196. 24.
Georgia Branson & Barb Strutz 1191,
25. Camie Hurley & Karla Hurley 1 1 87.
26. Tammy Wanker & Linda Wall 1 1 70.
27. Millie Gladwill & Beth Crow 1 142.
Class A Singles-1. Annette Hausinger
678, 2. Charlcne McKelvy 656, 3. Donna
Laughlin 653,4. Marilyn Middleton 624,
5. Gail Maddox 620. 6. Jean Morgan
619. 7. Kathy Hunt 612, 8. Birney
Greene-Boise 608, 9. Jeani Smith 605.
10. Mary McCain 604, 1 1. Jean Stanton
Buffs take game one at state tournament
The Madras White Buffaloes got
the jumpon the Nonh Valley Knights
Thursday Night and glided to a 75
62, win in the opening round of the 3
A Boy's stale basketball tournament
held in the PIT, in Eugene, Oregon.
The Buffs leading scorer and the
COL playcrof the year, Leif Suppah,
sat out most of the game with 4 fouls.
In Suppah's absence Mark Harris
and Ben Christcnscn look command
of the scoring chores as Harris topped
all scores with 21 points and
Christcnscn came in off the bench
and poured in 20 points. Harris hit 7
of 1 1 field goals and was 7 out of 1 1
Kah-Nee-Ta Mini
The Annual Mini-Marathon is set
for Saturday, April 24, at Kah-Nee-Ta
Resort. The event has a 14.5 mile,
and 10 kilometer (6.2 miles), 3.0
mile fun run, and 1.0 mile fun run
walk.
Overall winners for the 14.5 mile
will receive gift certificates from
Kah-Nee-Ta for one night stay, plus
jogging outfits. There will also be
Sign up now for Little League
The Recreation Department is now
registering local youths for the up
coming Little League baseball and
softball season. Registration fees for
this years program is $15.00 per in
dividual. Two or three members per
same household is $30.00, and an
additional $5.00 per player from the
same household after that. Increase
in fees is for jersey's that players will
be able to keep after the season is
completed.
Currently, the Recreation sponsors
14 reams in the Little League Pro
gram, and have teams for children in
T-ball for ages 6-8 years; Minor
League for boy's and girl's ages 8
1 1; and Major League for boy's and
girl'sages 1 1-12. Also, Senior Girl's
ages 13-15 years of age. There are 4
teams in T-ball. 2 teams in Minor
Association presents:
600, 12. Angle Greene 594, 13. Norma
Smith 591, 14. Cindy Dubisar 591, 15.
Sandra Greene 589, 16. Marlene
Housden 587, 17. Beth Crow 580, 18.
Jean Symons 579, 19. Mabel Gragg 577,
20. Margie Tuckta 542, 21. Betty
Lengele 54 1.
Class B Singles-1. Nadine Armstrong
702, 2. Kimberly Patterson 696, 3. Linda
Wall 696, 4. Tonya Davis 694, 5. Teresa
Haro 682, 6. Dianna Barrett 679, 7.
Sherrie Wilson 677, 8. Jodie Hume 675,
9. Stormy Hiatt-Sarkkinen 659, 10. Lorry
Keegan 659, 1 1 . Nancy VanValkenburgh
655, 12. Tami Towell 645. 13. Georgia
Branson 644, 14. Vickie McKelvy 643,
15. Kristina Smith 643, 16. Donna Boat
man 641, 17. Serlna Wolfe 639, 18.
Maria Macy 638, 19. Dena Thurby 638,
20. Karla Hurley 632, 21. Linda Richesin
630, 22. Deanna Olsen 630. 23. Debbie
Smith 631. 24. Sharon Hillis 631, 25.
Camie Hurley 627, 26. Cindy Keeton
620. 27. Flora Paxton 619. 28. Loretta
Quant 619, 29. Dorothy Watkins 611,
30. Norene Greene 607, 31. Tammie
Clark 605, 32. Mickey Koppenhafer 602,
33. Renee Jackson 593, 34. Shannon
Koppenhafer 590, 35. Brigitte Morsman
588.
Class B Singles-1. Barb Strutz 543.
2. Tammy Wanker 586. 3. Beth Berman
582, 4. Judy Abbe 582. 5. Dorothy Dob
son 578, 6. Jean Larsen 576, 7. Darlene
Widdicombe 572, 8. Millie Gladwill 553,
9. Kelly Middleton 547. 10. Lori Urbach
543.
at the foul line and ended with four
fouls. Harris had quite a night. Ben
Christcnscn hit 7 of 1 1 field goal
tries, four 2 pointers and 3 out of 4
three pointers and he was 3 for 3 at
the foul line for his 20 points, had
two personal fouls.
Shane Barnes topped everyone in
the rebound department pulling down
13. Barnes had 4 of 9 field goals and
3 of 8 at the foul line to give him 1 1
points for the game. K.C. Ring added
13 points with three 2 pointers, two 3
C aimers and 1 of 4 at the foul line,
cif Suppah ended the game with 8
points with 3 of 7 field goals and 2 for
Marathon to feature four events
awards given to the 60 and over age
groups.
Registration is now being taken at
the Recreation Office. Prc-rcgistra-tion
is set at S10.00 prior to
Wednesday, April 21st, and day of
the race registration is $12.00. Reg
istration on day of the race will begin
at 7:30 a.m. at the Village entrance.
A tribal rate will be set for interested
Girl's, 3 teams in Minor boy's, 2
teams in both Major Girl's and Boy's,
and 1 Senior Girl's team.
Early registration is encouraging
early for the program, to help deter
Annual Root Feast
The Annual Root Feast jackpot
rodeo set for April 10, 11, 1993, with
seven major rodeo events, with added
attractions. There will be the three
rough stock events bareback, saddle
bronc and the bull riding events. Team
roping, calf roping, steer wrestling
and the girls barrel race. Entry fee
will be $40.00, per event with the
team roping $40.00 per man, 2 loops,
enter two times. In the bull riding the
first 40 paid entries will be accepted.
The added attractions will be the
wild horse race, entry fee is $165.00
per team and limited to 32 teams.
Other events will include Jr. barrel
race entry fee $20.00, 12 years and
under. There will be a calf scramble
free, 10 years and under. A $5.00
office charge will be held out per
entry and no spouse passes will be
given out.
6th Annual Reservation Relay set for May
The 6th Annual Reservation Re
lay is set for Saturday, May 8, at 9:00
a.m., and will begin and end at the
Kah-Nee-Ta Village.
Registration fee will be $75.00
per team. Teams will consist of 5
members per team in the adult cat
egory, and youth teams may use 7
members per team. A special limit
will be added for youth teams, that
included: No relay leg is to exceed
3.0 miles in length. Pre-registration
will be taken at theRecreation Office
until Friday, May 7, 1993.
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A two point attempt by Young Guns player was blocked by We BAAAD.
player at the We BAAAD. Youth Tourney held March 12, 13, 14, 1993 at the
Warm Springs Community Center.
2 at the foul line. Suppah sat out
about half of the game getting into
foul trouble early in the game. Tom
Norton played a good defensive game
stopping what could have been easy
two points for North Valley. Norton
ended up with 2 points before foul
ing out of the game.
Scott Dclamartcr saw a lot of ac
tion, played a good defensive game,
he didn't score but helped stop their
penetration to the basket. In the
closing moments of the game the
subs all came into the game, Jake
Suppah, Phillip Miller, Spencer
Gcrkc, Shawn Phifcr, and John Boyle.
runners whowish to prc-registcr only,
contact the Recreation office for
further information.
Registration includes, T-shirts,
and raffle tickets for raffle items
donated by local vendors. Discounted
swim passes arc available at the
registration tables.
Shuttle service for 14.5 mile will
leave the village at 9:15 a.m. to
Simnasho.
at Recreation
mine actual amount of teams needed
in each division. Applications arc
available at the Recreation Office, or
for more information call Shcrri at
553-3243.
jackpot rodeo set
Books open: Monday, April 5,
1993 at 5:30 p.m., and close,
Wednesday, April 7, at 8:30 p.m.
Office hours from 5:30 to 8:30 only.
Call (503) 553-5017, or mail entries
to Gingcr .Smith, Rodeo Secretary,
P.O. Box 566, Warni Springs, OR
97761. Mail entries must be received
by April 7, 1 993. No personal checks
accepted. Money orders or cash, only .
There will be one go in all events
except the wild horse race. In the
wild horse race there will be one go
and the finals. Jackets awarded to
event winners.
The stock contractor is The Prinz
Rodeo Company, (P9), of
Terrebonne, Oregon. Top notch ro
deo stock seen all over the Northwest
all season long. Should provide plenty
of action in the two day event. Ad
mission is $5.00.
S taggered start time for teams that
exceed estimated 8 hours only! win
be set for a 7:30 start, and this will be
only for those that will exceed pre
dicted time limit.
Entrants will receive a T-shirt, for
entering. Plaques will be given for
each category of: Adult Male, Fe
male, and Co-Ed; Youth Male, Fe
male and Co-ed.
For more information contact
Austin at the Recreation Office at
553-3243.
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