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Alumni Football Game
August 28-7 p.m.
Madras vs Culver
Madras High School Stadium
Admission:
$2 for adults$1 for students12 and under free
Those wishing to play can pick up gear at MHS locker
room between 5 and 6:15 the day of the game
Winners of the two day He He Cowdeofrom left to right are: Cordon Scott, Jr., Preston Tom, Chanku Smith, Justin Tom, Casper Spino, Jesse Spino, Cliff
PamperienJLouis Smith, Reggie Sargent, Willie Olney, and the little one in front Erica Wewa.
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Cowdeo draws many contestants
Cowdeo action had many youth taking their share of spills as this unknown
rider.
Recreation holds fun run
Recreation summer fun run
results:
Siagigi Hisatake (staff) 15:50
Roland Kalama(ll) 16:04
Jerrod Kalama (9) 16:50
Karla Kalama (10) 18:05
Ralph McConville (10) 18:54
Shana McConville (9) 19:00
Anthony Mitchell (10) 21:39
Gerald Tias(10) 21:41
Brent Graybacl (8) 22:27
Eric Miller (8) 22:29
David Marsh (9) 23:12
James Wolfe (8) 24:08
Arnold Aleck (6) 24:39
Athena McConville ( 6) 26:00
Oswald Tias (8) 26:26
Rudy Gonzales (staff) 26:48
George Thompson (7) 30:31
He He Huckleberry Feast Cowdeo
was held August 8, 9, 1993 at the He
He Rodeo Arena.
Event Winners are:
Peewee Calf Erica Wewa; Jr.
Calf Gordon Scott, Jr.; Sr. Calf
Reggie Sergeant; Cow riding Cliff
Pamperien; Colt Riding Lewis
Smith; Colt Race Chanku Smith,
Preston Tom, Justin Tom; Cow
Race Russell Spino, Jessie Spino,
Jr., Casper Spino; Fat Man (Sat
urday) Gene Sampson, (Sunday)
Willy Olney; Fat Woman (Satur
day) Brenda Scott, (Sunday) Cinda
Heath; Cow Toss (Saturday)
Dawn Rowland, (Sunday) un
known. To the people,
First I would like to thank the
Tribal Council for being the back
bone of the cowdeo. Without them as
sponsors the event would not be pos
sible. We had much compliments from
the crowd on putting on an event for
our young children that does not cost
anything to participate and get paid
for being a part of the cowdeo.
This is the first year having a lot of
cowboys and cowgirls. Entered con
testants and exhibitions each day av
eraged 100 participants per day.
Since 1988 I have watched our
local youth start from beginners to
the Sr. age group. I have watched
them take their licking from peewee
calves to Jr. to Sr. and cows. There
are a few who get a taste of dirt but
most of them can ride with class and
style.
Within a five year period from
now our younger youth will be ready
to advance to other competition other
than our annual Huck Cowdeo. I have
witnessed one five year generation
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Yurok Construction
All Indian Co-ed Tournament
Labor Day Weekend
September 4&5, 1993
$175 Entry Fee Due By 82793
1 2-1 st Place Quilted Satin Championship Jackets
12-2nd Place Windbreakers w lining
3rd Place Hooded Sweatshirts
4th Place T-Shirts, 5th Place Tank Tops
2 M.V.P. Satin Jackets, 24 All Star T-shirts
1 Hooded Sweatshirt-Best Bat
1 Hooded Sweatshirt-Best Glove
Sportsmanship Award
Contact:
Lee Sorrelhorse Willie Stacona
P.O. Box 646 P.O. Box 6
Warm Springs, OR Warm Springs, OR
97761 97761
(503) 553-51 21 (503) 553-7829
Warm Springs Community Center Ball fields
Warm Springs, Oregon
DaveyCulpus (8) 30:31
Aaron Mitchell (8) 31:02
Albert Bryant (staff) 31:02
Dinato Pittman (staff) 31:04
Justin Tom (staff) 31:25 RodeO
Steven Tias (11) 31:33 A - r-
Chris Suppah (10) 31:33 ASSOCiatlOfl BlligO
Annie huaiva (l 1 1 33m Binnncooo!! The Warm Springs
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Gladys Graybael (7) 33:49
Edward Weasclhead (6) 34:35
RaeAnn Graybacl (7) 34:37
Kosie Wolfe (staff) 34:45
Leeann Wolfe (6) 37:12
Dez Smith (12) 38:48
Tamera Bryant (9) 38:48
Vanessa Walker (staff) 38:48
Sasha Mitchell (7) 38:48
Vernon Tias (9) 48:23
Mathew Craig (6) 48:23
Sunsport Herbs for Athletes
at the Warm Springs Community Center
Wednesday, August 25, 1993 at 7:00 p.m.
Presented by: Virginia and Dick Gallien, independent dis
tributors of Sunrider products for 7 years from Portland,
Oregon.
Learn how to:
Reduce recovery time.
Optimize your performance.
Increase your stamina and energy.
Increase speed and reduce body fat without losing
strength.
Attain the balance and stability that can mean the
difference between winning and losing.
Used and recommended by:
U.S. Olympic Tae Kwon Do Team. First in the world!
Dr. Richard W. You: A physician and trainer for over 35 years to
over 200 World and Olympic champion athletes.
Chris Apostol: Strength and conditioning coach Brigham Young
University.
Larry Paclflco: World Champion Weight lifter.
Tim Anthony: U.S. and International Heavyweight Kickboxing
Champion.
Andy Leonard, 503 553-3243, and Virginia Gallien 503 292
2989, have all the information. See you there!
Rodeo Association will be having a
bingo session Wednesday night, Au
gust 25, 1993, at the Agency Long
House. There is a "Winner
Everytime," and it could be you.
There are gift prizes for the kids, and
a grand time for all.
These binngo sessions will be
happening every other Wednesday
night at the Agency Lounghouse. As
they say, "Kot-Num Pahh." So for a
fun night out Hustle on down to the
longhouse and win something.
The Warm Springs Rodeo Asso
ciation is working on a big project
and need support from the Commu
nity members or anyone else who
likes to play Bingo.
Lady Travelers
end league play
The Lady Travelers of Warm
Springs ended their Softball league
play in Bend, Oregon. They placed
1st in league standings and won the
end of the season playoffs. The
competition was good, but that didn't
hold down the Lady Travelers. In
league standings they won 10 and
lost 4.
Those who participated were
Becky Aguilar.Linda Blodgctt, Paula
Brisbois, Sandra Danzuka, Missy
David, Christcl Leonard, Laura
Sahme, Lana Shike, Jancll Smith,
Holly Spino, Julia Thompson, Lupc
Torres, and Dcnys White.
Christcl Leonard was awarded
MVP while Sandra Danzuka and
Lana Shike gotall-stars for the league.
Congratulations Lady Travelers.
Macy's places second in league and
in the league tourney last weekend
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Andy Leonard of Macy's just about to power a hit into left field against Posse defense during annual league
tournament held at Madras High School
The Jefferson County Men's
Slo-pitch league had their annual
tournament August 14-15 which
consisted of ten teams vying for
the championship title last week
end. It was a true double elimina
tion. League representative, Floyd
Paye felt it was good competition,
and not one team walked away
with the title.
The standings at completion of
the two day event were as follows;
Oscars Box 4-2, Macy's 3-2,
Brightsox 4-1, Warm Springs
(Spilyay) 2-2, Ericksons 1 -2, Ding
Ho 1-2, Dogs 0-2, Posse 0-2,
Ahcms 1-2 and Seaswirl 3-2.
The fourth place finisher was
Seaswirl who lost to Oscars 11
21. The third place finisher was
Oscars who lost to Brightsox 11
18. Macy's was the runner-up,
they went in to championship game
undefeated so Brightsox had to
play them twice. Macy's lost the
first game 0-1 2, and the second game
8-11. The top four teams were
awarded trophies and T-shirts.
The all-stars were presented to:
Brightsox- Scott Ellis, Stan Webb,
Mark Harris and Felix Patino.
Macy's- Donnie Bagley, Thomas
Adams and Virgil "Bird"
Windyboy. Oscars- Jerald
Winegar and Eugene Grame.
Seaswirl- Corey Brown. They
were each given T-shirts.
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Warm Springs third baseman, Tiger" Van Pelt awaits throw as one of his
teammates from the outfield attempts to throw out unknown Posse player
as pitcher, Jack Langley looks on.
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