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Community Health Promotions and the Johnson O 'Malley committee sponsored the second annual Tex Hall North Dakota Warriors Basketball camp at the
Community Center in Warm Springs which started Monday, A ugust 2 and ran through Friday, A ugust 6. The camp was held for elementary age students as
well as Jr. and Sr. High students.
Recreational Invitational track meet held at MHS
The Warm Springs Recreational
Invitational Track Meet was held July
20, 1993 for children up to age 13.
The results of the open event are:
100 YARD DASH
6 year olds
Pasha Smith 19:88
Patrick Adams 19:94
Austin Smith 19:95
Edward Weaslchead 20:09
Athena McConville 20:68
Jayleen Main 21:29
KahlcaPhar 22:04
Lecann Wolfe 22:41
Aaron Main 23:15
Sidney Greene 23:58
7 year olds
Mathew Ellsbury 18:05
Sasha Mitchell 18:80
Shelly Greene 21:25
Laritta Greene 21:42
George Thompson 21:48
Prcnincia Van Pelt 21:70
Dennis Halliday 22:21
Ashley Aguilar 23:83
INCREDIBALL THROW
6 year olds
Patrick Adams 96.00
Austin Smith 69.07
Edward Weaslchead 61.05
Aaron Main 58.02
Athena McConville 39.08
Jayleen Main ;....39.01
Leeann Wolfe 26.06
7 year olds
Mathew Ellsbury 89.08
Sasha Mitchell 85.08
Laritta Greene 55.00
Pasha Smith 47.06
George Thompson 46.08
Shelly Greene 43.00
Prcnincia Van Pelt 37.10
Eliah Squiemphen 32.06
Ashley Aguilar 27.08
STANDING BROAD JUMP
5 & under
Joyce Squiemphen (3) 4.10 ft.
Tyler Ellsbury (4) 3.9 ft.
Susan Ahern (5) 3.7 ft.
Jasper Smith (3) 3.3 ft.
Johnny Smith (5) 3.2 ft.
Waylon Weaslchead (5) 3.0 ft.
RianaPhar(4) 3.0 ft.
Delia Squiemphen (5) 3.0 ft.
Jcnni Van Pelt (5) 2.10 ft
Thurman Merrifield (5) 2.8 ft.
Albert Adams (3) 2.6 ft.
Tonya Thompson (4) 2.5 ft.
Nelson Wolfe (3) 1.5 ft.
LONG JUMP
6 year olds
Sidney Greene 8'9
Patrick Adams 6'3
7 year olds
Shelly Greene 6'4
Mathew Ellsbury 6'0
Laritta Greene 5 '7
Prcnincia Van Pelt 5 '4
9 year olds
Aaron Greene, III 7 '9
Mayanne Aguilar 5'0
10 year olds
Ralph McConville 6'9
Adrian Merrifield 5 '9
Owi B0yd 5 '6
440 YARD RELAY (8 & older)
Jacoby 's Team .. 1:12:96
Fawn Begay's Team 1:14:36
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440 Yard Dash (8 & older)
Luke Houck 1:16:14
Brent Lewis 1:18:83
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Jacoby Ellsbury 1:21:16
Shclton Kentura 1:25:48
Fawn Begay 1:31:14
Matthew Aguilar 1:31:24
Aaron Langlcy 1:33:15
Rosctta Martinez 1:38:99
WyntcrSky Smith 1:39:91
Young Leo Hcllon 1:40:19
Owl Boyd 1:42:28
Mayanne Aguilar 1:42:36
Patch Adams 1:49:86
Sidney Greene 2:40:52
220 YARD DASH (8 & older)
Jacoby Ellsbury (9) 32:87
Shelton Kentura (13) 34:17
Brent Lewis (11) 34:48
Paul Houck(9) 36:06
Fawn Begay (11) 36:08
James Wolfe III (9) 37:66
Anthony Mitchell (10) 38:64
Aaron Langley (11) 38:67
Louis Smith (9) 39:25
Luke Houck (12) 39:39
Mayanne Aguilar (10) 41:93
Aaron Mitchell (8) 40:38
Aaron Greene 41:20
WynterSky Smith (9) 42:63
Larry Squiemphen III (10) ....44:41
100 YARD DASH (8 & older)
Luke Houck (12) 14:58
Jacoby Ellsbury (9) 15:59
Brent Lewis (11) 15:84
Paul Houck (9) 16:17
James Wolfe IIH9) 16:53
Traditional powwow scheduled
The Northern Paiute Great Basin
Traditional Powwow is scheduled for
August 6-8, 1993 at Fort Bidwell,
California The host drum will be Red
Star from Reno, Nevada. All drums
and dancers are welcome. Other ac
tivities will include exhibition dancing,
Huckleberry Feast Rodeo
Saturday August 7 and Sunday August 8
at He Ha Rodeo Grounds
Kids calf riding
Colt riding
Kids wild colt race
Also events for adults
Admission is free
Gervais sets powwow
On August 28, 1993, the Citizen
Band Potawatomi Indians are having
w intertribal powwow at Gervais High
School in Gervais, Oregon.
Drums start at 2:30 pjn. with grand
entry starting at 3:30 and 7:00 p.m.
Prizes will be awarded for special
dances and to young dancers.
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Tables will be available for arts and
crafts.
For more information call Rocky at
792-3420 or write to 525 Ivy Avenue,
Box 346, Gervais, Oregon 97026.
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Rosctta Martinez 16:86
Aaron Langlcy 16:97
Louis Smith (9) 17:06
Shana McConville (9) 17:22
Aaron Greene 111(9) 17:48
Joseph Harding (9) 17:53
Anthony Mitchell (10) 17:78
WyntcrOwl 17:88
Young Leo Hcllon (8) 18:03
WyntcrSky 18:25
Aaron Mitchell (8) is:34
Ralph McConville (10) 18:77
Dalcena Frank (9) 18:83
Mayanne Aguilar (9) 19:04
Adrian Merrifield (10) 20:28
Alysia Aguilar (9) 20:45
Eliah Squiemphen 21:04
SOFTBALL THROW
(9-13 year olds)
Fawn Begay (11) 131 '8
Aaron Langlcy (11) 129'9
Brent Lewis (11) 125 '6
Luke Houck (12) 123 '5
Rosctta Martinez (11) 115 '10
Jacoby Ellsbury (9) IH'10
James Wolfe III (9) 105 '10
Aaron Greene (9) 99'6
Matthew Aguilar (11) 89 '6
Nicole Main (9) 89 '00
Ralph McConville (10) 83 '6
Paul Houck (9) 79'
Shana McConville (9) 77'11
Mayanne Aguilar (9) 59'6
Daleena Frank (9) 51'2
Alysia Aguilar (8) 46'10
veteran recognition, nanu games aiiu
food concessions.
Grand entry on Friday begins at
7:00 p.m.; Saturday at 1:00 p.m. and
7:00 p.m.; and, Sunday at 1:00 p.m.
For more information contact:
Theresa Contreras (916) 279-6310 or
Jim Lame Bull at (916) 279-6194.
Barrette lost
Lost July 30: Heart-shaped bar
rette, blue and yellow with "Mac" in
center and shell fringe. Call 553
5886 if found.
Klamath softball
tourney set
The Klamath Tribes Restoration
Celebration Days Co-ed Softball
Tournament is set for August 21 and
22, 1993. Entry is $150. Prizes will be
awarded for first through fourth places.
Twelve all-stars will be selected.
Local team takes their own
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Frank Reese, Jr. ofMacy's is at the
on from behind home plate during
Smith and Greene held their second
annual Slo-pitch softball tournament
July 24-25, 1993 at the Warm Springs
Community Center fields.
The host team took home the
championship jackets as Macy's Mar
ket was runner-up. Yakima, Washing
ton placed third and the fourth place
finisher was the Muckleshoot Starr's
of Muckleshoot, Washington. At least
we tried went to Mission Market of
Mission, Oregon.
The sportsmanship team was Wolf
Point C-Hawks of Warm Springs. The
male Most Valuable Player was pre
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Missy David powers one down the line, which is one of the hits that earned
Ricky Minthorn ofMacy's is catching.
Open playday
at the
Warm Springs Rodeo Arena
August 28,1993,11:00 a.m.
Concessions will be available
on grounds.
For more Information
call: 553-3282, 8-5 p.m.;
553-1783 evenings; 553
1363 evenings.
Old timers get
There is an Old Timers Rodeo for
40 years and older cowboys on Au
gust 18, 1993 put on by the Crow
Agency. This is the 3rd annual rodeo
for the big boys who will be vying for
an Ail-Around saddle and champi
onship buckles
There will be $200.00 put up for
each event with the entry fceof $40.00
per entry and a $5.00 stock fee and a
$2.50 Secretary charge, making the
total of $47.50 for some of the events.
Thcordcrof events are Century Rop
ing (enter 3 times), $40.00 per man
$5.00 stock fee $2,50 Sec. Fee total
of $47.50.Calf roping the entry will
be the same with the total of $47.50.
In the Ribbon roping purse of
$200.00, entry fee $50.00, stock fee
$5.00 and Sec. fee $5.00, total of
$60.00.Bull dogging the entry fee
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plate just about to make a hit as Smith &
Sunday's championship game.
sented to Willie Staconaand the female
M. VP. was Missy David, both of S mi th
& Greene.
The male all-stars were presented to
the following: Mike Starr, Jr. of
Muckleshoot, Jode Goudy of Macy's
Market, Mike Andy of Wapato, Wash
ington, Frank Reese, Jr. of Macy's
Market, Harley Jackson of Smith &
Greene, Chet Van Pelt of Yurok Con
struction, Willie Trimble of Mission
Market, Tom Strong, Sr. of Satus Free
Spirits, Owen Danzuka of Smith &
Greene, and Darren Olncy of Yakima,
Washington.
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Tournament set
at Fort Hall
The First Annual Men's and Coed
All-Indian Basketball Tournament at
Fort Hall, Idaho is set for August 12
15. Deadline for entries is August 9
with the first eight paid teams signed
up. For more information conixt Chris
Osborne, Box 576, Fort Hall, Idaho
83203 or the Fort Hall Recreation De
partment at (208) 238-3770.
ready for rodeo
will be $47.50, Team roping, a per
son can enter three limes, total of
$47.50 per man. In the Girls Barrel
racing $40.00 entry fee no stock
charge $2.50 Sec. charge, with a to
tal of $42.50.
Contestant must enter 2 events or
more to qualify for the Ail-Around,
Entering booth team ropings will
qualify for the all-around. First to
enter, last to rope. Over 50 years old
can tie-on in both ropings. Barrel
racer last to enter, last to run. Ribbon
roper enter as a team, buckles for the
roper and runner.
All entries to be taken by: Blaine
Small, phone (406) 638-2601, Ext
118. Entry times, August 16-17lh,
1993 from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
daily. Fees must be paid by 11:00
a.m. on August 18, 1993, rope at
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Greene 's catcher, Denys White looks
Female all-stars were awarded to:
Susie Starr of Muckleshoot, Washing
ton, Libby Chase of Macy's Market,
Susan Hawk of Wapato, Washington,
Maria Herkshan of Macy's Market,
Sandra Danzuka of Smith & Greene,
June Smith of Yurok Construction,
LuanneFoltz of Mission Market, Mona
Smith of Satus Free Spirits, Christel
Leonard of Smith & Greene, and Desi
Smiscon of Yakima, Washington.
Other participating teams not men
tioned were; Seekseequa Animal s,
S.A.S.Construction,FlamingHomets,
and Warm Springs, Oregon.
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