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Warm Springs, Oregon SpilyayTymoo Page 6 juiv 23, 1993 y...V, i" 1 Spilyay Tymoo r4C 1 TTDrnDnr 1 1 t - 1 ' - ' . . - - ' Tourney draws many teams The district 5, little league tourna- at 1:00 p.m. Crook County just mcnt was held in Madras, OR., edged Jefferson County 5-4 to go on starting Tuesday, July 12, 1993. to the finals, at 3:30 p.m. Bend East There were 14 teams in the tourna- defeated Columbia mcnt in the district Teams from On Saturday Columbia beat Redmond, Hood River II, Crook Jefferson County and for the Cham county, The Dalles, LaPinc, pionship Crook County defeated Hcrmiston, Sisters, Columbia, Bend East 4-1 to gain the champion Dcschutcs, Hood River I, Willow ship and travel on to state which will Creek, Bend East, Bend West and be held in Roscburg in August. Next Jefferson County. year the tournament will be held at The host Jefferson County team The Dalles, Oregon. The pace was won one and lost two, the games as fast and there were some very good they were played from the start. To games played and the boys all had a open the tournament Hood River II great lime even though the weather topped Redmond, Crook County beat was very uncooperative at times when The Dalles, LaPine topped showers halted games for a few Hermiston, Columbia whipped Sis- minutes, but the die-hard fans stuck tcrs, Bend West over Deschutes, and out the weather to sec the games, and Hood River lover Willow Creek Boys from Jefferson County were On Wednesday morning The Jessie Armstrong, Jacob Kenficld, Dalles beat Redmond, Hcrmiston Kenneth Macy, Jake Jaca, Ryan Dix, beat Sisters, Deschutes beat Willow Jesse Reese, Jeremy Logue, Jeremy Creek, and in the winners bracket Campbell, Brian Ringcring, Keller Bend East beat Hood River 1 and Christcnscn, Steve Rccdcr, Isrcal Jefferson County beat Hood River I. Scott, Jcrcd Moses, Joseph Martinez, On Thursday at 10:30a.m. Sisters manager Mike Lcno, and Coach beat Redmond, at 1 p.m. The Dalles Austin Greene, beat Hcrmiston, at 3:30 p.m. Crook The competition was very good County beat LaPine and at 6 p.m. as teams were well balenced Columbia beat Bend East. On Friday throughout, and had some fine talent at 1 0:30 a.m. Deschutes beat Sisters, on the teams. Jefferson County player, Keller Christensen field ball and sets up to thrown out runner at first base as Jarrod Moses looks on during first game Wednesday afternoon against Hood River 2. Photos by Saphronia Kalchia Isreal Scott stretches out at first to receive ball thrown by his teammate. Local teams place in Pendleton I ; : 1 H ' '.. f ! ....'"''.. ... - ..... .r ' f -,;. j ' I ' i J. "".' - mi mm v t ; """"",,jr. . , ',,. ""4 ' II h"Z?9' - 7 : :: lid r i hli m .Vt tii-,i ...... - )-rr rrtuniffi! -- -iitn mil -nir in'WI.M.-iinU mi m.r ' if ,,-nr , ., - ' ' r I m m i 0 imif i TArrf baseman, Jarrod Moses looks up to catch ball for an out, as Keller Chnstensen looks on. Two local teams traveled to Pendleton, Oregon to enter in the Pam Jones-Harrison Softball tourna ment during the weekend of July 10 11, 1993. The two teams were the LadyTravelersand the Warm Springs Bravettes. The Lady Travelers won their first game Saturday morning by forfeit to the Yellow Jackets. Lost their second game to Lummi, Washington, and came back in the third game of the day and beat Pendleton. The Bravettes challenged the Athletics and won 3-2 in Saturday mornings game. They came back that afternoon to play Lapwai, Idaho and were defeated 3-15. In the third and final game of the day they were vic torious over Pendleton 144. Sunday morning both local teams were scheduled to play each other. At the end of the second inning the score was 2-1, Bravettes. At completion of the third it was tied 2- 2. After the fourth it was 3-2, Bravettes. At completion of the fifth inning the score was once again tied 5-5. During the sixth the Bravettes score two, leading 7-5 and the game remained scoreless the remaining innings. The Bravettes then moved up to play Lapwai again and were again defeated. The score was 10-19. First place was awarded to Lummi Nation who received jackets, and a trophy , second place went to Lapwai, Idaho who received sweatshirts and a trophy. The Bravettes were awarded third and Lady Travelers placed fourth, they received T-shirts and trophies. The sportsmanship award was presented to the Warm Springs Bravettes. The all-stars were given to Lana Shike and Sandra Danzuka for the Lady Travelers and Libby Chase and Wanda Jiminez for the Bravettes. Second base runner, Joseph Martinez and third base runner, Kenny Macy lead off bases and look for the shot of advancement, coach Austin Greene looks on. "Indian Nite Out" Honoring Our Volunteers In coordination with Oregon State University and 4-H. at the Warm Springs Agency Longhouse July 30, 1993 Dinner: 6:00 p.m. Powwow: 7:30-1 1 :00 p.m. All dancers and drums are welcome! Remember those who help you & Honor Them Volunteers are needed to help, please call Orthelia Miller at 553-3355 or Arlene, Crystal or Carol at 553-3238. You may call any of these ladies to sign-up the volunteer you wish to honor. Sponsored by the Longhouse Elders, Trtoal Council, Commu nity Counseling Center, and individual donations. Community Health Promotions Presents 2nd Annual NORTH DAKOTA WARRIORS BASKETBALL CAMP Warm Springs Community Center August 2-6, 1993 Daily Schedule 11 -Noon: Staff Training 12-1 p.m.: Lunch 1-4 p.m.: Elementary School 4-6 p.m.: Dinner break 6-9 p.m. Jr. & Sr. High skills Sponsored by CHP and JO'M Please sign up at the Community Center or call: 553-1 361 or X3243, X3244 w i A " I J zr . r. i-ia. ;. 1 - . , . Summer Recreation sponsored the Recreational Invitational Track Meet at Madras High School July 20. Nine events, including the long jump, had over 50 Warm Springs youth jumping, running and throwing. LISTEN TO THE "PARENTS JOURNAL" SUNDAYS FROM 11AM-NOON ON 91.9FM KWSO Sponsored by Warm Springs Early Childhood Education
